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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

hordes Of our brave fighter
pilots. Four hundred enemy
bombers were shot down. Three
OF our fighters were lost.
Zone Of our cities Ii missing"
ONOTATION craftsmanship:
0G W. X. Thomajan: Ambition:
>A~Retahead-ache j. Con
merry: He took the words right
out Of my alphabet soup
A. A. Milne: There was a full
@Mngth novel in her sigh
i. c. Mahony: That charming
Roosevelvet manner l.. Vogue:
She wore a bathing suit that
fitted like a sunburn w. s.
Ethridge: Oaks lipsticked with
autumn /. Panin: The in
visible ballet OF winds p.
Hammond: 1t was rowdy
show with no theatrical man.
ners whatever G. Faring:
Tact Is loving people you wish
would leave Anon: Silence
is golden. Sometimes it is yell
low G. Field: There is only
one worse break than asking A
woman her age. II is looking
incredulous when she tells il.
COUNDS in the night: At the
~ Wivel: as she wearing that
gown over her skin or under
it," b.. In the Cub Room: He's
old enough to know better and
young enough not to givadamb"
At Leon and Eddie's: Love
may make HE world go four1d -
but IL makes me 90 crazy"
In the Zanzibar: shes been
a hasbeen so long she's forgot
ten her stage name" Cafe
Society Downtown: MY hus-
band7 He's fine-he's simply
outlived his youthfulness that's
air AT the Eldorado:
"Broadminded? Honey. he
thinks OF nothing else"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

peculiar woman and she got
tired Of IL and divorced Dennis,
and he sold out and went to
Denver. I was there once and
went TO call on him, and he took
me into n saloon and all he had
was q glass Of milk. Said what
his wife did TO him had taught
him a lesson and that he hadn't
had a drink for over 10 years.
SWELL. one day was sitting
Lila nay effiee and tn ean,e
a patient, and very nice
woman she was. She wanted
an examination and what she
specially wanted to know was
how was her liver. So I exam
ined her carefully and the first
thing said was she needn't
worry about her liver at all. And
she wanted "a know why, and I
said because In the first place IL
didn't show anything. and In the
second place the principal cause
Of liver trouble was liquor.
Now says she, Il know YOU
are no good
'How do you know ." I says.
Because my brother just
died In Denver Of liver trouble
and he never had a drink in his
life
what was his name:"
asked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

ike 10 think Of mother
As an Alpine mountain guide,
A Ieader who is looking up,
Around whose waist Is tied
A rope to hei1-ksr children
Up q rocky D-5untGfn side.
The rope is made of tWisted
chords
OF dreams and prayers and
tears.
70 stronger grows from day 10
day
And iciH outlast the gears.
Elaine Bassett
(The foregoing is the first
part of a touching and thought
full poem titled "Y o u n &
Mothers" Elaine Bassett. the
author, is one of the best look
ing young women in Manhattan
and is highly successful model
and showgirl.)
CHE\hasn't seen her son since
~ he \oined the army %
months ago. So states a Chicago
mother. ME boy has been in
the Aleutia ms for the past IS
months.
Hgo years is a long time to
keep young soldier in the
snow. rain. fog and isolation of
the Aleutians. 1t certainly can
not help his fighting spirit.
Would seem some system of re-
placements should be insugti-
rated TO give these young fell
lows in the Aleutians A chance
at furlough and a change of
scene.
S HAVE noticed" writes a
Il Chicago woman who claims
to have made a study of men,
that men who smoke pipes win
tho respect of women, but rarely
their love. Pipe smokers inspire
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Quick Answers

I'm both Matthew " and
Luke XI.
2-Eat-it's a variety of cherry.
4-The Wall Street crash. when
is million shares were sold
on the stock exchange and
z million shares on the curb.
She perfected the microscope.
. discovered protozoa (simpl-
est units OF life) and gave
the first scientific explana.
ton OF pregnancy.
6-ts) Right. because night
bombers must cover wider
territories 10 be sure Of
hitting their target; %,
right. The water is used in
distillation processes.
THE oath of a Freeman,
Cambride, Mass, 1889.
S-Franklin - the identity OF
lightning and electricity.
Copyright. 1919. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

: By DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING-

I" SEE by the medical Jour
nails" observed my old
friend, DR.. Adrian Gibbs, the
other day. that somebody else
has now discovered that drink
Ing alcohol does not cause cir
rbosis Of the liver.
"All can say Ia that In my
practice, which has extended
over 40 years, every time one Of
my patients passed out from
cirrhosis Of the liver I could
remember . long history of be-
Ing called up by his wife TO
come over and unlock him from
Ithe- chsadelieF.----------
But along here about Is
years ago the research boys be-
gan to report that they were
producing cirrhosis of the liver
I'm animals when they gave them
- diet low In protein and Vita
min r.
81" WAS y little skepticxi Of
Il that, 10 ! went To the
medical school where these ex-
periments were being carried on
and looked ut the livers.
well, all can say IL that
what these animals had didn't
look like cirrhosis to me.
Now we have q report from
Philadelphia showing that In
$50 cases Of cirrhosis Of the
liver there was no history OF
drinking In los of them go per
cent?.
GIT ALL reminds me OF the
L story OF Dennis McTaw.
When was a Kid around here,
Dennis ran q drygoods store and
q good one, and he made n lot
Of money. but along come s
o'clock and ne would get drunk.
"Well. his wife was very
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

THE book. Japan and Amer
L lea Must Work Together"
was paid for by Japanese money
and mailed out free by the In
ternational Economic Research
|. Bureau. The author, William J.
Baxter, failed to register as an
agent for the Japs, and the
Omen are interested. His case
Is now before a federal grand
jury In Washington, ID. c.
Gene Sheldon,-~the comic, and.
his Peggy Mccain have drifted
Joe Cronin. the Red Sox
chief, has a defense job hear
Boston. Tells pals he doesn't
think baseball will survive "a
The Duke OF Windsor is
staying I'm the u. S. TO avoid
being called as a character wit
ness In Nassau Linda OAR
nell and her mother have recon-
ciled At one mag publisherS,.
conference in Washington the
fight to get paper wound up
with a Suggest A retired
steel magnate OF upstate now
living in the Rockies) Is the
money-backer for smear PAM
phlets distributed by certain
rabble-rousers The Allied
conference is being held in Mos
COW because they feel safer
nearer Berlin--than Washing
ton.
A LADY dancing with her
"A husband at the Stork the
other night lost a pin he gave
her last Christmas He's leaving
for the wars. II you found il,
will you please return it? One
diamond and two sapphires in il.
1T means . great deal to me-"
she writes, "we've been married
almost 10 years"
When Ernie Hoist started at
the Casablanca last night il
marked his tenth anniversary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
A LFRED HARRISON, private

4 LFRED HARRISON, private
"A first class, advises me that
i've has found Skull Skulason,
whose whereabouts were my
concern in a column on July IL,
l94l.
Pvt. Harrison has found Skull
right where j left him some
9If years ago. I'm Reykjavik.
Iceland, and Skull carries that
very column in his wallet and
displays IL occasionally. laugh
ing at my miSspelling Of his
name.
have forgotten wherein /
erred. but the way l ann giving
IL 10 you now is absolutely COR
rect as Pvt. Harrison sends me
a clipping from the Reykjavik
Morgunbladid, a paper for which
Skull formerly worked, making
much of the fact that he re-
Gently celebrated his 25th year
in Journalism.
I JUDGE from what Pvt.
L Harrison says that Skull is
now the foremost newspaper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Connolly Answers

l--(a) Stationery; (b) peace;
(c) strait.
2-(a) Uncle Toms Cabin"
Stowe; (b) Arabian Nights
Tale; (c) The Tanning OF
the Shrew," Shakespeare. "a
3-ta) Head; Obj chewing; (c)
heart.
4(a)E Eugene; (b) John James;
&c David.
Sal Baby; (b) baskets over
his back for produce; (c)
cry.
6-ta) Catherine OF Aragon:
(b) Katherine Howard; (c)
Katherine Parr.
Copyright. 1919. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

TiE humor of the week. One
l. OF the wits OF the Eighth
u. S. Army Air Force COM
posed this model Nazi COM
munique:
Large formations OF huge
American bombers attempted to
penetrate western Germany to-
day but were driven of by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

ON BROADWAY
Copyright. is4s. BY King Features

as a band conductor on 54th
street Newspapermen hear
that the N. Y. Times London
correspondent. Ray Daniels. COW
cred a story at police h'quarters
for his editor the other day. Be
cause Of a shortage OF male
reporters Variety says the
third most played tune on tke>
air last week was do You
Known" The tune is by Mer-
cedes. Weckler. a lieut.. in the
VAS ~
THE ORA probing charges
~ that Deoch wholesalers
make Sdealc4 buy a few cases
of wihe, il he orders a case OF
laughing soup . The short TIN
Under Cover" author made for
the Council on Books in War
time, Inc, was not delayed be-
cause OF political reasons. but
for a better retake Ezra
Stone is very mifJed with Irving
Berlin for being cut so much
from the Army" film. He
wouldn't be II he knew the real
reason Scribners in 1882
published Churchills Amid the
Storms" One essay titled, My
Adventures With a Paint
Brush" contains this:
But there II really nothing
like oils. First Of ALL you can
create masks more easily. Ono
sweep of the palette knife lifts
the blood. sweat and tears from
n morning CANVASS"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
One Word Led to Another
? By ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

Slcl1tilan Vespers Recalled by Boer
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-14
YANKEES DEFEAT
BROWNS, a To 0
wAasINcroN SENATORS ARE
VICTORIOUS OVER DE.
rRoIT TIGERS

AfM YORK AUG i4-spud
tHa stitched the NtW York
Hsasee a. . 20 triumph over
a. A. lsass Browns for his fif-
sN tataas end fourth shutout
RI @a~n One 81 the Yankee
fa am homer oy Rookie
Am kfn sears.
#N "a ashington Senators
sa is pitchers for IL nits.
M - 90 o. 3 victory. over the
kM FNae Milo Candini
tM sis hitter for Washing
AH 81 ass STE senators first win
aftHn8 SERIES.
- Nmtnn Braves beat the
Naia "a 4 a. Butch Me
#an 80 as snifd home run of the
WaAe aflef Charlie Workman
M sd iih none out IN the
NN HNanA
~ ~ aHr the results Of the
- Nea Yesterday
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-14
RUSSIANS POURING

Continued from Fase Onel
noon yesterday. and. in the en-
tire Bryansk area. more than
loo additional villages and
hsmlets have been liberated.
The Russian high command
declared that. in the BrYansk
battles. 10 times as many big
guns are being used as were in
acton in the great battle of Yer
dun during the first World War.
II was said further that the
Russisns have brought up ap
rroximatelY 1000 cannon for
each mile of their line in the
mighty surge they are making
toward BrYansk. The high COM
mand. if YVES explained. is anxious
10 CAPTURE that city. as its fall.
together with Khsrkov. means
that hundreds of thousands of
enemy iroors will be cut off in
their attempted retreat across
TIE Dneiper River.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-14
LIT. WIN. WARREN
is MADE CAPTAIN

Announcement has been made
of the advancement IN rank of
Lieut.. William r. Warren, Jr-. son
Of DR.. and Mrs. William r. War
rem, to the position of captain in
the United States Army.
CAPTAIN Warren Is post eugi-
neer at KnollwOod Field. ". c
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-14
National LEAGUE

NUNENlNNE
Chicago ia Boston.
Csnr matt a. Brooklyn
- Louis 81 New YORK donpie-
naaisg
Pittsburgh Al Philadelphia
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-14

NAVY decides To increase the
t..sal AZ WAVES 10 $1,000
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-14
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Scat
tered showers and thunderstorms
tins afternoon. tonight and Sun
day morning: continued warm.
Florida: Continued warm this
afternoon. tonight and Sunday
-orenooni scattered showers this
afternoon and evening: scatter
"a showers extreme south por
ION early Sunday morning.
Hatteras, N. c.. to Apalachicola,
Fla: No small craft or storm
warnings have been issued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-14
TEMPERATURES

Temperature data for the "a
hours ending $3.50 d. m. Aug. Il.
l943, as reported by the u. ).
Weather Bureau:
ArnhnrA .nra-nrk
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-14

Record S5.527 $50 is given this
year for infantile paralysis figh.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-14

Relative Humidity
70T
Ton1orrow's Almanac
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-14

sft4 tonruN. hum-
a. k~~s<lsxger and Turner.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-14
National League
TODAY'S GAMES
MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES

American League
Basiun 81 Chicago.
NeN York al ST. LOUIS.
Washington az Detrolt-
Philadelphia a. Cleveland
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-14

Hn and Giullanl. Over
tana Gurslca. Orrrn ard
Evening star., 1943-10-24

impress on the men the Importance
of returning to work.
Mr.. Kennedy and Mr.. Mitch
agreed, and the following telegram
was dispatched:
TO all local unions, District 20.
Alabama, United Mine Workers of
America.
experimenting telegram on Oc-
tober IS in which the international
office advised the mine workers of
Alabama to return to work, and fol-
lowing hearing held by the War
Labor Board today Saturday on
the idleness in your district at which
representatives Of the international
and district organizations appeared.
we would again strongly urge the
mine workers of Alabama to return
to work on Monday.
See Attention Aroused.
1--WE believe this action will be in
the best interests of the war effort
and certainly in the best interests
of the United Mine Workers of
America.
I'VE urge our local representatives
and all other officers and members
OF the organization to redouble their
efforts to the end that a resump-
ton of operations may be had by
Evening star., 1943-10-24
Labor
Continued From First Page.)

'CDutlnueQ from F1TSL PaGe.'
calculated on the basis of time
actually spent at the coal face, or
seam. With overtime after 40
hours, the effect of the Illinois pro-
posal would be to increase miners
earnings SITS a day for a five-day
week and sl63 for a six-day week.
Thomas Kennedy, secretary treas
urer of the UNIV. appeared before
the WLB on the Alabama strike In
place of Union President John L.
Lewis who is Ill. Mr.. Kennedy was
accompanied by William Mitch,
Alabama District president.
Cite Previous Efforts.
Both told the board the UNIV
leadership had been making every
effort to get the miners back to
work. The walkouts began October
13 and have been followed by spo-
radio strikes elsewhere. Altogether,
approximately $4,000 miners in Ala
hama, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio,
Illinois, Pennsylvania and Arkansas
are idle.
Mr.. Mitch strongly objected to
letter written to Mr.. Davis by l. w
Rouzer, president of the Alabama
Mining Institute, which said sub
stantial rumors report the idle min
ers as saying they will be idle until
a favorable report on the Illinois
case is rendered by your board" Mr..
Rouzer asked board intervention.
Mr.. Davis said he had felt no Co
ercion' from the Alabama strike in
the boards consideration of the Illi-
nois case and, if he did, he would
stop considering the Illinois pro-
posal.
Mr.. Mitch expressed the opinion
that the absence of contract,
rather than Government surrender
of control of the mines on October
l3, was the important factor in the
situation.
Reject Temporary Contract.
Mr.. Davis suggested a temporary
contract might be negotiated provid-
ing that any basic contract finally
reached would be applied in Ala
bama with notifications to fit the
situation there, but Mr. Kennedy ex-
pressed belief that was inadvisabl
Mr.. Davis then proposed that the
union leadership make an intensi-
fed effort to get the miners back
to work tomorrow. He suggested
that kilograms be dispatched to
local union leaders telling them to
Evening star., 1943-10-24
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON, D &. OCTOBER a. 1873

ment agencies now working on the
rehabilitation of the hard Of hear
ing after the war.
President Roosevelt, In a letter of
Endorsement to Warren H. Gardner,
president of the organization, states
that National Hearing Week holds
greater significance this year than
any celebration in the past, for in
addition to the unfortunate among
our civil population, we will have
added hundreds of war casualties
to that group"
Maj. Walter E. Barton, Medical
Corps, reconditioning division, sur
geon generals office, War Depart
ment, will speak at an open meet
ing Wednesday, October 27, at the
society headquarters, 243l Four
teenth street NV, at pm. Others
participating in the program will in
clude Mrs. Helen w. Martin, assist
ant to the director of naval and
military welfare service, American
Red Cross; Miss Frances H. Downes
lip-reading instructor, Walter Reed
Hospital; Miss Betty c. Wright, ex-
ecutive director, American Society
for the Hard of Hearing, and Henry
P. Moncure, vocational rehabilita-
ton Service, Veterans Administra-
ton.
Lip-reading classes, open to the
public. are scheduled for Monday
and Thursday at 8 pm. and Tuesday
at II am. Other events include a
Halloween party, Saturday evening,
october 80, and a hearing aid ex-
hibit before the open meeting on
Wednesday from 27 pm.
Evening star., 1943-10-24

Monday because we believe that the
attention of the Nation has been
focused on the justice of the miners
wage claims.
1T Is our belief that any further
1dleness can only jeopardize our
case"
The telegram was signed by Mr..
Lewis, John OLeary, UNIV vice
president; Mr.. Kennedy and Mr..
Mitch.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
Hearing Week 10 Stress
Aid 10 War Dedfened
P. Wirephoto.

Rehabilitation of the war deafened
will be the subject of National Hear
ing Week October 24-30, which will
feature speakers from the Govrn-
Evening star., 1943-10-24

Domestic help Is hard to find
but you may find it through q
Want Ad" in The Star.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
Legion to Honor Observers

Former aircraft observers in the
Bethesda-Chevy Chase area will be
guests OF the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Post of the American Legion at a
party Tuesday evening in the Beth
esda Woman"s Club. Wives and
daughters of members will be guests.
Installation of officers will be held,
Evening star., 1943-10-24

CH1CAGO.-RAIL LABOR CHIEFS VOTE TO HOLD STRIKE
POThese executives OF the five railroad operating unions
meeting yesterday with the charmen broth
erhoods authorized strike vote right David Robert
son. president Brotherhood of Locomotive and En-
gineen Cleveland Whitney, president Brotherhood of
Evening star., 1943-10-24

The sooner you get that War saw
ings stamp In your book the sooner
you will get victory in the bag.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-08

er%leoigte, idorf ms @eordnge. @ir
befalloen inns ouf Dem 8unapfao, ais
cine &otte Saponer periudte, itniere
2eute ob5ui6neioen. sic nabmen
Gedlng butter einem &oblenbunter.
glber Sobnnie, allen, mar plobli6
an i1rer Settle. @r bate elm auto
matii6es @etpebr uto so S6uB
Yiunition; er %berfeuerte lie %reitlos.
NlS mir onfonten, mar tein Sapaner
mebr an 2eben.~
Sraining fir Oen Nabfnmpf
Isle Ger amerifonii6e Soloot al
fGmpfen troiniert lit, 10 miro er trai-
inert, 5lt iiberleben. ST miro gum
8eiipiel 6eroten, aiif Der Seite 3u
i6lofett, penn er ii6 in Der Ndbe Der
feinoliden 2inien befinoet, oenn oas
bilft, Oas S6narden 81 permei0eH.
Gas @olier fam acknowledgements
entbolten ltno Die Solooten neroen
o~ngebalten, 500 bin3u5ufiigen, oas
ale Seine totet.
Die eilerne &otion Der Soloaten
beitebt oltS 8ii6ienconoD, 9isfuits,
Sodfleii6 uno 8obnen; iie reid)t fir
m%inoeltens 5ipei Gage. @odber muB
er iid BON ben n@aben oes 9anoes"
%ernGbrert er muB in ser Gage fem,
5mii6en giftigen uno genieBbaren
6rii6ten ltno 8eeren oes &anoltrids,
in Dem er fdmpft, gu unterideioen.
Amerifonil6e Hotb1ltte, BON De-
men li6 mebrere touieno in unierer
Armee befinoen, iino in Der n&riegs-
fiibrltng onf eigene 5ouIt" beionoers
%geiuonOt. Au6 Elm @riini6nabel
fam Den Grid Ser Sf1oianer, oos
@erdui6 Der S1ritte in bol86emad-
ienem @el1uoe 81 oGmpfen, erlernen
Man bebt ben Sub bod aitf uno
tritt 5uerit nit Der 6uBipiBe aif.
@ebt man auf Steinpflaiter, 10 tritt
man 5uerit NIT Dem @biab auf.
@emonotp 8eiBe lernen oas iHnel
BON Den H~otb1llten. Sic lernen
ebenfalls, Dab rndmeiie 8elpegungen
leiht bonn 5eino ettOedt peroen font
men. Sic meroen gelebrt, lif raid
mie SAlan9eu 81 befpegen. @enn iie
in elmer Nadt cine Weile porn6rts-
fomrnen, betro6ten Tie iid als gliid-
lid); meiln lie 3tpei Meilen MAIDEN,
iino Tie operfefte Snoianer". llnb
iuenn es i'm Gagesli6t finn Minu-
ten oalrert, bis lie ibren 9opf in Die
lSobe bringen, miiroe Die 3eit ais
nidt 81 lang betra6tet neroen.
gu oen fleineren Srainingsarten
fir Die 2eiltungen, tpie iie BON 3ufe
utto Combs in 8una poll6ra6t Der-
oen, geboren Die Srientierung nod
Dem Stono Der Sterne llno Die Gin
prdgnng BON 2anoi6aftsbiloern, Die
bel No6tmdri6en belfen f0nnen.
limo obpobl Der Soloat einen
aompaB nit iid fiibrt, miro er ge-
lebrt, oaB feline bette &usriiitung III
ieinem eigenen Bertrand beitebt,
ipenn er aitf eigene 6auit arieg
fiibrt.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-08
0emtidjes WOdenblatt in MaiiadJn.
Ietts ging Elm

Nad 6~O-idbrigem 8eiteben err
ideint oas oeuti6e @o6en6latt nan-
3eiger uno Yolt~ in 2omrence, Mai-
iaduietts nidt mebr. Sn oeiien
letter @eibna6tsmmmer erflarten
oie Serren Gid u1o Grumpolo, Ser
leger oes a"ltbep1brten 8lattes, lie
fiiblten iid tpegen pirtihaftlider
@erbaltniiie fir Die a~riegsoauer 5u
oieiem Sdritte ge3wungen.
DAn5eiger uno 8oIt" mar ein Dor
trefflif geleiteteS oeuti1es @ohens
blatt uilo bate in elmer Staot nit
betr16tlidem 9euti6tum uno audi
in anoeren Stdoten oes Staates iei-
men llmiab. 9as 8latt bate auh
cine betrddtlide An3abl BON 9n5ei-
genfunoen, in Der Mebr3abl oelt=
iAer @eiddftsleute, Die ieit langen
Sabren BORT ieBbaft tparen.
Sn 2anrence gibt es flint oeutide
8ereinigungen, ole ieit LANCER 3eit
ibre eigenen 8ereinsge6duoe beiiBen,
5mei gpangeliid -2utberii6e @emein-
oen cine oeuti6e HresbDterianer=
nno cine oeuti1e acknowledgements
8. gu eripdbnen lit peiter, oaB oas
9eutidtum Der Staot Elm Mltenbeim
unterbdlt, ni6t 3u nergeiien BEN aa-
gemeinen Deuti6en Sdliluerein, in
oefien eigenem Shulbauie lett Sc
Sabren unumterbro6en oie &inoer
oeutiher uno amerifaniiher gltern
Sen llnterridt Der oeutiden Sprafe
aenoiien haben.