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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-03
IA Miners
ARE KILLED,
EXPLOSION
Bodies Are Found in Mine
SingIy or in Groups
IA Recovered

BEAR CREEK, Montana, March
s-Bodies found in small groups
added steadily to the death toll
among IA miners entombed last
Saturday by an explosion loosed
by carbon monoxide in the Smith
coal mine.
Fourteen bodies have been recov-
cred. They were found singly or
in groups of two or three. Only two
identified bodies have been brought
to the surface.
Musicians Dance, March 6. adv.
Empire Classifieds PaJ!
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-03

YOUR BROKEN LENSES
Replaced In our own shop. Eyes
Examined. DR.. Rae Lillian Carlson.
Blomgren Bldg. Phone 636. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-03
NOTICE

That 1 will not be responsible for
any debts-only those contracted
by myself.
adv. OSCAR TILSON.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Service Notes: 10 Win Army Wings

Booth, SIS Trombly, Crosse
Pointe. Boiling Field, d. c. To
technician 5th grade: Pfc. Mitchell
Nanys, 4737 Chopin, caribbean
army.
To corporals: Pfc. Robert G.
NowIand, Mt. Pleasant. .Westover
Field, Miss.
REPORTING TO ARMY CAMPS
Michigan State College, AAF
school. Thelbert j. Wilson, 5946
Calvert, cambridge, Ga, air field !;
David III. Raup, 1865 N. Martin
dale; Alfred r. GrodZicISi, 6440
Maxwell; Independence, Kan,
flying school, End 1t. Walter T.
Murphy, Detroit: Camp Polk, La,
Pvt. John A. Oleaszewski, 7243
Reuter-, Dearborn University OF
Cincinnati flying school, Louis
Kekish, Abs Wayburn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

1904 Middlepointe, Dearborn, now
are second lieutenants in the ma
rine corps reserves after gradua-
ton at the Pensacola, Fla, naval
air training center.
Pvt. Lawrence JeEsk. go
Fisher, a former Detroit violinist
who played with Xavier Cugats
night club and radio band. now
is in training at Jefferson Bar
racks, Mo.
1t. Bernard M. Seyburn, De-
troit, has good reason to fight the
Japs as his father participated in
the Russian-Jap war as a Russian
soldier and his brother, Harold II.
Shiffman Of the USS. Arizona was
killed in the Pearl Harbor attack.
Cpl. Harry A. Stormfeltz Dr.,
Bloomfield Hills, has returned 10
his duties at the Greenville, Mass,
army air base after a furlough
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

Navigator wings were given to
40 Michigan lads after graduation
as second lieutenants at the Hondo
and San Marcos, Tex. navigation
schools, as follows: Hondo-Sec-
pnd Its. Edward III. Gutson, 8031
Second, Detroit; Franklin p. ia
cobs, Robert Y. Olson, Grand
Rapids; Jesse Il. OrrisOn, Mar
hall; Charles X. Kessler, Monroe;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

Arnold Kohier, 755 Glenwood. Mt.
Clemens; Carl H Moore, Quincy.
San Marcos-Second Its. Sam j.
Duva, 1858 Newberry, Detroit;
Donald +. Zielinsb, Bay City;
John w. Armatosixi, Ironwood.
At the Corpus Christi, Tex,
naval training center, three De-
troiters are made ensigns after
graduating. They are Ensigns
George ID. Cooke, 4032 Whitney;
Thomas j. Foley, APT Courville,
and Orville C.. Hoover, Jr., 40S5
Larchmont.
Three Michigan boys are in
Guided among the latest gunner
technical sergeant graduates at
the Harrington, Tex, army gun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

at home. He is an electrical en-
gineer.
1t. Fred l.. Fent0n, a Wayne
University graduate, now is as
sistant director of the Bergstrom
army air field ground school in
Texas.
Pvt. Sid Fershtman, 1851 Leslie,
is spending a short furlough with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
PROMOTIONS

l1lsn OCllOOl EIduudlt.
PROMOTIONS
To staff sergeants: Sgt. Michael
r. Fitz, 1855 Pulaski. Hamtramck,
West Indies air base; sgt, Edward
J. DunkIey, 22971 Nowlin, Dear
born, Selfridge Field; Sgt. Robert
A. Weligora, 1920 Normalie, Dear
born, Mariana army air field. Ariz.
To sergeants: Cpl. Harry j.
Model, 1896 Edison, Selfridge
Field; Cpl. Norris N. Bryngelson,
Melvindale. Perrin Field, Tex:
Cpl. Thomas $. Crowley. 3443
Sheridan. Camp Campbell, Ky;
Tech. stephen Goulig. 1881 Or
leans, u. S. Army in England.
To technicians 4th grade: Louis
Cassels, Detroit, Florence. S. G.
army air field; Tech. John NJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

his mother. He is a Northern
High School graduate.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-04
German War Flag
Flown in County
FBI Ends Inquiry; Blames
Halloween Pranksters

been ho.sled as Halloween
prank
Us discovery. early Saturday,
rsug from flax pole on Col
uson avenue. created Juror
an uc city az residents sought to
aK the oflcnSc Ia serious ono
.n War timel with possible Fifth
column activities
a nc.gbbor OF the man behind
whose home the crude Swasuka
Was flown helped the amazed
householder in removing the
flag. FBI agents SAID They we're
saucd-.a.a- the case -ns last De
trout police officers 10 whom tho
Incident had been reported by
prscd residents OF the dis
u.c'
The f.sg itself was made OF a
rs inch square 81 White cloth,
resembling a dish tuWcl, LUCAS
sald with a SWastlka omDiaz-
oacd upon & with what appeared
80 be either printers ink or
black paint
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-04
Two East De!roiierS
Appointed Officials
City Council
Fills Voconcy

EAST DETROIT ~ I'm their
meeting ON Monday, two APP
ao.utments were made by the
last Detroit city council
Appointed city electrical I'M
spcctor. Robert Kern Of 1886
Ten Mile road, owner of Kern
Electric. and former mayor of
East Dctoit. Will replace Arthur
Man, who died last week.
George Trautman Of 22771
Dale street an agent OF the
Michigan Mutual Liability In
surance Co, was named 90 the
recreation committee as a repre-
sentative OF the East Detroit
Board OF Commerce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
TWO CONCESSIONS

Under the agreement reached.
50 100000 0f tho $4,000. GOO muat
be used to retire deficits incurred
by schools this year in paying
higher salaries 20 teachers, school
districts muSt not take advantage
of the large state grant by lower
ing local school taxes. and tho
Appropriation for next year must
not he above S47500Q0O.
"ln other words, this business
Of mourning "A deficit must not
he an annual affair" the gov
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Roosevelt
Off State
Ballots
Time. star Correspondent

LANSING. March "a Repuhh-
cans today finally got the name Of
Franklin y. Roosevelt off the
state election ballot.
Blaming the President for Mich
jgans choice Of = Democratic ad-
mrls,raron N 1882 and 1886. the
lawmakers approved q bill provd-
ing that the names Of candidates
for president and vice president
shall appear on separate ballot
hereafter
The plan was originated by
Senator Don Nanderwerp tRl oi
Fremont and was approved IN the
House. g. 10 "a. The bill had
passed the Senate.
In the last three presidential
elections the name Of Roosevelt
vas Al the top Of the Democratic
column. Republicans believe that
Of voters, finding that
name. placed their X above the
column and went no further.
They arc convinced that local
candidates Will have a
better chance II RooSeyclt'S name
j. on a separate ballot provided.
n course that the Pres dent seeks
p fourth term.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
.Emp|oye Appeal
Board in Peril
Photo by Tins star PhSosrsphs
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING. March "a One Of
the big fights remaining today be-
fore the 1913 Legislature is an Al.
tempt by Republican House mem
berS TO- eliminate the appeal board
under the Unemployment Compen-
Sation Commission.
A bin abolishing the board has
passed the lower chamber but
today encountered strong opposi-
ton in the upper chamber,
Under the present system. any
employe who is dissatisfied by the
weekly allowance granted by the
Unemployment { ppnsation
Commission can take his case 20
the appeal board.
BY aholishing his board, en-
ploycS could appeal only 10 the
courts and would ne compelled 10
employ legal counsel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24

ernor said. ~ have talked over
the Aehnel pE0h!em with the eN-
perts very carefully and have
come 10 the conclusion that an
increase over last years Sil,-
800, 900 il necessary.
MEETS PAY INCREASE
81 have I'm my possession
statement Ia the effect that the
$1,000, 900 increase must he used
in itS entirety for increasing the
salaries of teachers
To insure the state against
by local school districts
a provision freezing local >choo
assessments tor tho next bienn!un
WIll be written into the lax
As "A result Of the governors
decision 10 accede 10 school de-
mands, Michigan viii undoubtedly
have an unbalanced budget.
we are looking for ways TO
cut down, but il isn't possible in
many cases" the governor said.
at would be nice TO remain at
pre-war price levels, but IT can't
be done"
At the present time, appropria
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
BY Don GARDNER
TImes staff Cnrrssnnnhsnt

LANSING, March - - School
representatives emerged from Gov
Kellys Office today victorious IN
their fight 70 enlist his aid in
speeding a record $J0000000 APP
preparation.
The governor however. won
three important concessions from
the group before agreeing 10 the
record breaking sum, making n
clear he didn't intend 20 establish
a precedent for lavish spending
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Sedition Indictments
Denounced by Fish
netroIt Tlme. Ma.hlnEton Rnr.au

WASHINGTON. March pa The
Indictment Of 81 alleged American
SeditioniSts today was branded a
fundamental threat 10 free speech
and "A pervcrsion or miSinterpre-
'ation OF the 1910 alien reGiStra-
tion act on the part Of the depart
ment Of justice by Rep. Fish. (R)
OF New York.
Fish's criticism Of the mass scdl-
ton indictment occurred as a fed
ecral grand Jury here re-indicted
George Sylvester NiereCk, New
York pubhclst. and former agent
Of the Nazi German government
for alleged violation Of the foreign
agents registration act.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
People Next
Legislators Aid Bees. Turn
TO Worknen
Times staff Correspondent,

LANSING. March ~. - Having
Opposed of social security pro-
gram for bees, the House today
attempted 10 draft A better law 10
protect human beings who are IN
Iured while a. work.
Tho bco bill passed unanimously
l. PROVIDED that state Inspector,
must keep close watch on all hives
and prevent the spread of bee
diseases
The measure affecting people is
intended 10 guarantee compensa-
Ton for the first time for victims
.of all oCcupa'ional diseases. II
ould raise the maximum benefit
Tor INJURIES 10 S22 a week. instead
o. SIS raise the death benefit 70
$1,000 instead of $500. and raise
the maximum for permanent IN
juIy- aIa.a 81 nnQ Ia SIS GOO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Sunday Beer Lid,
Other Liquor
Bills Lose Out .
Tim.. star corr.,ponaent

LANSING. March 24-Federal
Judge Picard's entire program of
liquor reform has been pigeon
holed by the House liquor COM
mittee along with the bill TO dry
up the state on Sunday.
The committee, headed by Rep.
Acker CR) of Kalamazoo, voted
five 10 four To kill the Sunday
closing bill ana could not agree 10
report out any other legislation
affecting the liquor lave.
THIS the nonth-long study
made by Picards committee be-
came a useless and futile task.
Also killed was a bill 10 pro-
hibit the issuance OF any liquor
license within 500 feet IF A church,
school or public building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Parents al Work,
Boy, ;, Dies Of Burns

Burns suffered when he stood
too close 10 a rubbish fire in his
back yard proved fatal today Il
Kenneth Roberts. 3. son Of MIR and
Mrs. John Roberts Of 20l99 Grand
View
A sister. Ellen. Is. told police
she had been taking care Of her
brother during the absence Of her
parents, both war workers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Tires Of 100000
Still Uninspeeted

With the Official deadline March
n only week away a. least
100000 Detroit A. book holders
must SIN have their tires mr..
ypcCter # they expect 70 Eoi Their
gasoline ration cards renewed
trouble.
Edward r. Brosdwcll CPA dis
trict mileage rationIng officer
today warned that inspection GER
tifca'eS must be produced when
applying for future ratons or
tires
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24

Softly shoe that looks okiy for dress, too!
Fully lined lightweight black calf, fleH-.
die leather ,oles. Comfortable any time
or place. wv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Kelly Bows tO Schools Demands:
ExacfS Promise of Economics

ton bills in the Legislature point
tea budget far if-eSee-s- OF SIDE
100000 while the governor said his
best information indicated the
states total income for general
fund purposes would not exceed
Sl3O,0OOOO0 next year.
The complicated state aid dis
tribution formula which has
pIagued Michigan govern0Ls I0I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24

years because Of It's inequitss to
y-r0Ot- districts M urban areas, has
risen like ghost 10 haunt Gov.
Kelly.
This Is going 10 he thu adj
ministration that Is going to do
something about H." he SAID II
have served notice on school
leaders 20 bring in a decent and
simple formula ny August 1.
That's the deadline."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
| Hunt in Collision
Or Mix Truck, Auto

a 800 loss Of milk and cream
resulted early thday from \ col
Lslnn N East pnirnit between a
car driven BY Frederick a. Crater
-Z-F5'- 0f ZUTO russell and a horse
drawn milk wagon driven hy
Joseph Gren1l 3, 9i22 Wayburn
Elmer Miller 81 Of Sl04 Hol-
csu0b a passenger in the Crater
car, was removed 10 SaratoGa
Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Better Quality BIouses 5

Rayon crepes. rayon sheers, cotton
gabardines in tailored or dressy styles.
v or round neeklines, long or short
sleeves. Assorted novelty eolors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

Sturdy quality. thickset corduroy overalls.
Attractively styled with bib front and ad-
Unstable suspenders. Assorted sizes Ia
group. i.7o value.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

Made by famous mills Such soit-texturs
combined with quick-drying sturdy quality
is rare at this low prieel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

Full 80xi0S' size spreads that wash
easily -. require no ironing. Big selec-
ton Of pastel colors to match any bed.
room color scheme.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-01

gs iplroe Die anspabI foIgenoer
5tiide geipielt:
Warde Militaire SEQ. IS. Sbubert
M Goie Of Seaben. .gniI Mi1er
Ebe Hobin's Sarepen. CD. Mrtbur
8aI1e. .grne5t Shmiot
8abreno ben Baitien trug Der @e.
iangdor folge116e @eiien bor:
Die Nabt. s.. Mbt
Sturnesbei6n .Sobannes Salt
8rotbers Sing On. .gbtparo @rieg
Winter Gong ;. .Greberic S. 8umarb
Sein 9ulcis Memoria. ;. 81. SeIIer
Sn Ser 5tpeiten &GIfte bes 4onaerts
ipielte bas Srdeiter nieber.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-01
So0esaa3etgen I

Mrs. S. s. 2ansenborf, geft. am IL.
Snli 1943, tpobl borbereitet, i'm ct.
Soiepbsbofpital, Glitter GitD, Sa.
Senrb Goldman, geb. am Z. Oft. 1873
in 8aben, 9eutfdlanb; fam bor
So Sabren nad Beoria, Sl.,
unb berebeli9te fi1 nit Weib Roie.
marp gidbad Dor 48 Sabren; geit.
in Beoria, Sn. gr bi1terlGBt feline
@attin, / gobter 1tno 2 gnfel.
Mik Marsaret M. 2pbr, geft. i'm Ml.
ter bon 38 Sabren, mad ldngerer
Rrantbeit, IN @rano @api6s, Mib.
@ie binterldBt lire @ltern, 8ru.
Der, 1 Sdmefer, 1 @effen uno ner'
i1iebene Snfel uno Eanten.
Marb y. @off, geit. am Ia. Sept.
1943 in Mo6eiter, 81. 9.
Raeob Mneller, eeit. in ct. Maaiana,
isis.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-01

@inem aenfuramtliden 8eridt 5,,-
folge beaifferte iid Die an1erifaniide
Qusfl,br in ben eriten neun Monaten
bes Sabres auf $9,197, 100000 uno
iiberitieg 6an1it ben grport i'm BoIl.
iabr 1912 Inn IA Bro5ent. 2eibpabt-
2ieferrnsen fino in boritebenben 3if-
fern einbegriffen, 11ibt aber Die Sic.
ferungen an an1erifaniide Streit-
frdfte in 1eberiee. 9ie @infubr IeIlte
ii6 IN 6en eriten brei Sabresbierteln
1943 auf $2,483. 100000, 81 gro-
gent mebr als Die ginfubr I'M gou.
iabr 1912.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-01

v@enn Sbr uns S6auipieler ber.
iiberididt au ,1nierer l1nterbaltl.ng,
10 bebaltet Die S9nubfinfen au
@ans."
60 erflGren amerifaniibe Mrmee.
fapldne uno Offiaiere aus iiberfeeiiden
&faonen. Selbit unter Der Batro.
mage oes 9foten &reu5es iin6 Sdau'
iteGungen Dor unfern Eruppen aufge-
fiibrt tporben, Die Sen Mbibeu ,tnb
Broteit Der Mebr5abl Der Srrppen
errest baben.
8enn bon oen militariiben Muto-
ritaten cine itrenge 3eniur ourdge'
fiibrt tpiiroe, f0nnte Der Sbn1ut bon
,1nIern iiberieeiiden Streitfrdften
ferngebalten tper6en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-01
Stimnte bes @plfes fir bas
e$pfephinum


Siermit fen6e idb Sbnen IS gu @b-
rem oes fl. Soiepb gum Dant fiir cine
8itte, bie erbort tporoen ilt. - Wrs.
S. g., 81. S.
* X X
Sd fen6e Sbnen biermit 81 au
gbren oes I'll. Soiepb. M0se Der III.
Soiepb meinem Sobne belfen, baB ct
arbeit erbalt. - Mrs. 81. s., @is.
X X X
Enclosed find So which I promised
to your Scholarship. - A Reader, o.
X X X
Ser Monan u9as unbeimlide
Saus" tpar iebr intereiiant uno bor-
ausiidtlid miro aud ,,go5p Sen" es
tperoen. Mud oes 8uidpfarrers @rtis
fel (9e 60 ipio) leie id iebr germ.
gr erinnert mild gana an uniere &C.
brdude I'M 8apernIanb. Mber audi
Sfeb. Suertees' graablungen reiaen Die
2admusfeln. Sbre 8itte: ,,@ib ben
.. IS. nidt auf' gilt nidt fir mid.
@r gebt NIT mir Bis an 6en Manb
oes Grades. - Mrs. 9. g., Ohio.
X X *
I am sending you one dollar to
be added to the present Free Schol-
arship in thanksgiving to Our Dear
Lord for a favor received. - A. O.,
Ohio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-01

Snoien begebt in biefen Eagen bas
400idbrige Mnniberiariund Der Mn.
funft oes FL. Grana 4abier. Sn Mo.
napa6, mo Der &eilige so feiner 200
Brief an ben &of bon Bortugal
idrieb. fan6 cine 6reitdgige Geier
itatt, Die cine proaeiiion bon glepban-
ten angefiibrt umfaBte. Sinous, Uao.
bammeoaner rnb anbere 9ihfatboli.
ten nrbmen barn tell.
glus @enf etngetroffene Rodridten
meloen, BOB bic Waai BEL ibrern Miid.
aug aus Stolien iiberoa aablreide
E3eitminen leaen n,,6 bob iognr bic
|aotbeorale bon Mailano i'm geeebe.
[neR augenblid IN oie Suit geiprenst
ueroen fonn..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-01

Die Stride ,,Dur 2abp Of Mornt
Carmel" ift in Der Som zines rieii.
gen balben @einfafies gebaut uno
Iiegt inn1itten bon @einfeloern, Die
ii6 - bier uno ba bon Rellereien I'm.
terbroden n1eilentpeit eritreden.
SStt einem Der Seller befin6et fi1 Elm
aus benz Gelien gei9lagener, nit Be-
ment berpubter un6 @Ias ousgeleg.
ter 8ebdlter, Der nIIein cine babe
Minion @allonen Bein faBt. gs ban.
belt ii9 bier nm ggeine Der Girma
SStalian 5mib goIonp.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-01
MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

Sinb sic i'm l1nsemiiien, mas sic
oieies Sabr fir Elm 8eibnadtsge.
idenf MAIDEN iollen2 l1nb tpenn sic
ii9 a,1 einem geipifien @ei6enf ent>
idlohen baben, fiu6 sic fider, ob sic
es au9 i'm &auflaoen finben tperben?
lnb tpenn sic es gefauft baben, ftno
sic fider, Oh es tpirfli6 1,a6 @ebiibr
gel6dbt tperoen miro?
@eibnadten brinet in 6ieiem Sab-
re ,,neemobnlide Sdnierisfeiten NIT
ii6. l1niere 2eier tperben oesbalb ei-
men tpoblgemeinten 8oridlag betpin-
fon1nnen, ben mir augunlten 6es So
iepbinums MAIDEN.
@ir nonen niemanb Der Sreuoe,
l,ns elm @eldenf au MAIDEN, berau-
ben, obtpobl 8argelo uns getpiB tpiu-
fommen lit. Bir idlagen bor, 6ab Sie
our Boitoffiee, au Sbrer 8anf o6er 81.
elmer Der aablreiden au 6ieIem 3tped
ir alien StootteiIen erridteten 8uoen
geben uno Elm @ar 8ono 5erie S
(ooer 81 anfarfen unb basielbe fol-
genoermaBen regiitrieren laifen: W.
Ebe Bontifical College Soiepbinum
M Corporation
@ortbington, Ohio Y
9as lit elm @eibenf, oas man lei9t
lino obne Die geringite Sdpierigfeit
faufen fann. @er fein gan5es 8onb
faufen fanrl 1noge @ar Gtan1ps fem
oen, tpenn er tpieoer ans Soiepbinum
! |ibreibt. r.
X * X
8ir fonnten tpieoer tpeitere Bei-
fridge gum 8ibIiotbef- -Sun6 br6en.
8ir baben ale nottpenoigen ginael-
beiten iiber Sen Sumo lette g8o9e er-
flart uno eeben 11ns Ser &offnung
bin, baB uniere Greun6e fortfabren,
oieien Guno a., unteritiiben. @ir be.
oiirfen nod $6,843.78 gum Mbi9lnb
oes Gun6.
| X * X
gs iin6 nod fieben ,;Sid gan
Gets" iibrig gum Hreis bon $3.50, Elm
@eldenf, oas atpeifelsobne in ieoem
fatboliiden &ein1 tpilffonrnen 1T.
| X X *
Mgenten, tpelhe ,,niern 4alenber
fiir 1914 gu berfaufen tpiiniden. mo-
gen iobal6 als n10eli9 ibre BeitelI,1ng
MAIDEN. Ser @aIen6er 1T ausnabms.
meiie pradtbon bieies Sabr. Derielbe
eignet iid gu einem berrliden unb
biaisen @eidenf fit beutidleienbe
Sreunbe.
8ir bitten ieoen 2eier, auf feiner
@oreiie bas Datum iid ana,ridauen,
tpeldes 5eiet, tpie lanee Die 3eitune
beaablt lit un6 eriuaen ieben rid
itdn6isen 2eier Inn Bereinieung iei.
nes announcements, bebor Die leber.
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