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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-05-18
Miss Holiday Speaks
at West Galpin Club

Miss Iva L. Holiday spoke and
gave a demonstration on methods
of saving time and energy at a
meeting of the West Galpin Home
Demonstration club at the home of
Mrs. A. L. Hall in Glasgow Wednes-
day afternoon. Mrs. H. H. Ebersole
presided. A luncheon was served.
Mrs. J.. c. Rusher Jr. will be hos
tess to the club June 81.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-05-18
Methodist Circle G
HOnOrS Mrs. Watson

Mrs. Dave Watson Of Glasgow,
who is a patient at a hospital in
Rochester, MINI, was sent a book
as a birthday gift by members of
the Methodist Circle c. to which
she belongs, after plans were made
at a meeting Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. w. d. Meyer
Mrs Meyer presided and conducted
a devotional period. Mrs. G.. S.
Moore presented a lesson from the
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-05-18
White Elephant Sale
Features Club Meeting

A White Elephant sale was a
feature of a meeting of the Glas-
gov Home Demonstration club at
the south side school Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. J. w. Peterson presided
at a short business meeting. Later
the group went to the Eat shop for
a luncheon.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-05-18
Altar Society Meets
at Club House

Mrs. o. H. Barnes presided at a
meeting of the Altar society at st.
Raphael'S clubhouse Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. w. G.. Crawford
and Mrs. E. N. Hill gave reports on
a food sale and Mrs. Mary E. Dignan
gave a report on Catholic Action.
Plans for a parish meeting to be
held soon at Nashua were discussed.
Mrs. d. c. Mclean and Mrs. c. A..
Lecy served luncheon.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-05-18
Far and Wide Club
at ArrOtta Home

TAMPICO = The Far and Wide
club met at the Tony Arrotta home
last Wednesday afternoon, with Mrs.
Arrotta and Mrs. Fred Ekola joint
hostesses.
Mrs. liver Martin, club president,
conducted the business meeting.
Mrs. Harold Stensland read a letter
about the drive for old clothes and
rags wanted.
Lunch was served at 4. Mrs.
Frank Ceilings was a visitor. The
club will meet in June at the James
Billingsley home. te
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-05-18
Royal NeighbOrs Honor
Mrs. Smart

Mrs. J. C. Smart was honored
by a group of Royal Neighbors who
went to her home Thursday night
for a social evening following a
short meeting at the Royal Neigh
Dor hall. Mrs. Grotjan presided at
the meeting and the group voted
a contribution to the cancer con-
troll fund. A dessert course was
served at the Smart home.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-05-18
Pahlka-Diliman

Earl F. Pahlka, chief radioman,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pahlka
of Boring, Ore, former residents
of Valley county, was married to
Miss Elizabeth Dillman at Philadel-
phia, April %.
The bride was attended by her
cousin. Miss Betty Devany as maid
Of honor and by Miss Mary Jen-
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-05-18
Mrs. Anderson HOnOred
by Birthday Club

Mrs. Otto Anderson received a
gift from members of a neighbor-
hood birthday club. which gathered
at her home last Wednesday after
noon. A luncheon was served by
Mrs. M. o. Null and Mrs. A. S.
Parke.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-05-18
Past MatrOn's Council.

Mrs. C. r. st. Clair read parts
of some letters from Lieut.. Col
Ward st. Clair. in India. and Rus
sell st. Clair, techician fifth class,
in New Guinea, at a meeting of
the Past Matron's council at the
Masonic clubroom last wednesday
night. Mrs. Elmer Hall presided.
Later a luncheon was served by
Mrs. J.. w. Frazier. Mrs. E. R. Nc
Intyre will entertain the council at
its next meeting.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-05-18
Catholic Graduates
HOnOrPd at breakfast

The Catholic Youth organization
served a communion breakfast hon
oring ten of its members who are
graduating tonight from the Glas-
gov high school at st. Raphael's
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-05-18
Christian Ladies Aid
Has Mothers Day Program

Mrs. Kathryn Soesbe spoke On the
origin of Mothers day and Mothers
day poems were read at a meeting
of the Christian Ladies Aid in the
Christian church Thursday after
noon Mrs. James King, hostess,
served a luncheon.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-05-18

book: I'VE, Who Are America"
Guests were Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Lii
liam Lane, Mrs. Hattie Burmeister
and Mrs. Frederic Haller. A lunch
con was served.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-05-18

Thouands of army and navy men
are getting high school or college
credits by following correspondence
courses conducted by the armed
forces institute. The institute offers
ga separate subjects.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-05-18
Rainbow Has Installation
of Officers

Rainbow Has Installation
of Officers
Miss Frances Hallett was installed
as worthy advisor of the Order OF
Rainbow at a meeting in the Ma
sonic temple Thursday night. Miss
Shirley Baynham was the installing
officer, Betty Mersen, drill leader,
and Lenore Frisch, chaplain.
Peggy Mcconnell was installed as
worthy associate advisor. other Of
ficers installed were Lois Haynes,
charity; Doris Christianson, hope;
Barbara PETERSON, faith; Beverly
Knorr, chaplain, Helen Thurman,
drill leader; Joan Bardell, red Jane
Simonton, orange, Wanda Larson,
yellow, Betty Lindberg. green; Don
ma Lee Squires, blue; Beverly Baker,
indigo, Gwen Burke, violet; Dor
othy Briggs. choir director; Betty
Billingsley, organist; Nellie collins,
confidential observer, and Deloyce
Alderman, outer observer.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-05-18

clubhouse this morning. The break
fast followed the 7 o'clock mass at
which those honored received COM
munion.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-05-18
81 Antelope
On B0Wdoin
Game Refuge

The herd of 7 antelope that in.
habited the ares when the Bow
doin Wildlife refuge was fenced ir
1886 has increased to 62 head, it is
reported by Vernon Ekedahl, mana
ger of the refuge in Phillips county
In addition, he says, several head
raised on the refuge have left to
Join other herds that are making
~comebacks in other parts of the
county.
Although refuge work has been
sharply curtailed since the war be-
gan. mostly limited to maintenance,
Mr.. Ekedahl reported progress in
other projects.
Grain Feeds Birds
About so acres of grain are pro-
| duced each year, some of which is
harvested for winter feeding of up
land native birds and waterfowl and
the balance for wildlife in the field.
AS many as $50 Canadian geese were
observed in a single flock. feeding
in a barley field on the refuge last
fall.
BY striving to hold the gains
we have made in our restoration
program through this national en-
Urgency, real profit and pleasure
should be derived in the future"
he comments.
The Mcneil brothers, oldtime fish
ermen in the area, have taken more
than $4,000 pounds of carp from
Lake Bowdoin the past season.
Muskrat Trapped
Muskrat trapping was carried out
on the refuge on a $3.50 basis, with
two local trappers working the area.
About $1,000 was received from the
569 rats taken. In addition, refuge
personnel trapped OF shot Is coyotes
at $3.50. These funds and the
share from the muskrat pelts go to
he federal treasury. OF the govern
nent receipts from fur, rs percent
goes to county school funds.
Permits for grazing of livestock
the fiscal year totaled ABS
animal use months and $188 in
fees was collected.
A permit was given the state fish
md game department, which live
raped 500 Chinese pheasants on
he refuge last winter. These are
'eing used for propagation at the
tate game farm.
An experimental rearing pond on
he refuge yielded 100000 bass,
,ream and crappie ~fingerlings.
these were used to stock farm
reservoirs and ponds in Valley,
and Blaine counties. The
was carried on comparatively
With the state fish and game de-
,artment ard the soil conservation
at Malta.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-05-18
TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY

FOR SALELTen-month-old Ches-
apeake Springer Spaniel pup. In
quire 426 Fourth avenue north if
interested. Otto H. Lundin. 20 2tc
FOUND-A tire tube between OPP
helm and Glentana. Call at the
store in G%lentana. 20-1tp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Student Prince Back at Cass
BY IRMENGARD PoHRT

which is noted particularly in his
singing of the nostalgia Golden
Days.
Detmar Poppen is as funny as
ever. but one misses the laughs
which usually accompany the APP
pearance OF the Grand Duchess
AnataSia. She is now played by
Allegro Varron, who INDUCES in
an evcrdone burleSqHe
James Raymond is the new
prince and though most person
able he doesn't seem sure of him
self and certainly wasn't in good
voice last night Linda Hayes is
a beautiful though equally weak
voiced Princess Margaret Or
chestral accompaniment is toe
loud.
The sets. the dream sequence
and fresh costumes lend a great
deal 10 the performance, which
you'll no doubt enjoy no matter
how many times you've seen it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
2 :
2.9:j5

1t takes sPEcIALDYtREATED soLES to CO \
with all the travelling youngsters give them! Gre y
Scott" soles are chrome retain water-resistant
leather Uppers pliable but hardy leather.
School styles for boys and girls including oxfords
and high shoes. SIZES 61z 10 8, i.9S
Government regulations forbid loose ration
stamps. Must detached from ration book presence
of SaleSperson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02

THE PERENNIAL roy a ]
scholar The Student Prince, -
came back 10 the CaSs last night
and received the customary oVa-
ton from enthusiastic DetroiterS.
The prince, himself, isn't the
star Of this performance, however,
for his little waitress sweetheart,
Kathie. who is played by Laurel
Hurley Possesses such charm and
warmth that she captivated last
nights audience completely.
Miss Hurley is now only II
years old, bat her professional
performance bellies her years,
Aside from being a delightful
young lady herself she has a
lovely voice and makes the most
of the role of the little singing
waitress.
Alexander Gray is new as DR..
Engcl, the princes tutor, and
plays his role with dignity and a
great deal Of welcome sympathy,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02

RE HOURS Daily GAS 5:45; Saturday, 9:45 to 900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02

Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them TO your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Clark Gable Back

Clark Gable Is back on the
M-G-M pay roll. Clark looks
swell and will bc making
picture soon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Three
Operas
By CHARLES GENTRY

THREE VERDI fsTorites fo"k
Tho onsr9fic Spotlicbt over the
al, -ers o., Nf,so,,, Auditorium
" -. -
ana hA were gwen ''''' pr
formancCS
Saturday nights offering vas
N Tr,ys,oro % followed hv Ia
-. -. "a
.a' 'a'a. SUNDAY '' ~ .''''', '''N
he seldom presented Ia For%a
dcl De>U0o' last night.
Rnran.s ~ rs absurd and com
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-Nen less often man the o'herS
bat il does contain some of Verdi 5
raotss, music
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60" a., ~ - -, S,ae,,e f,ana tha
- n5,I, ,,.,ch ~ herdioe come
~ ~ Vow, G;rficmI, naeSage Her
81 % .l,e D. NJ Me- ~ ~ 80 n,r,ic
ui,,Sv &c "a chorus and or
- -, IA 49,. hos, undot the
,,ns, ,i;,o 49, ~ - Cabr,o,o Si,,,oon,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-24
Der 8irden Jranen @erein Der
ct. Marfus 0emeinbe

bdlt feline nafite 8eriamml,,ng ant
Sonntag, Sen q. Sebruar, 2::3O ltbr
itaf)mittaes in Sen Shulr1umen Ser
Stride ab. tuo5u ole NShrpeitern ber5.
lid, eingelaoen iino. 8eil ,pid)tiee
8eifafte 81, erleoigen fms, ioIlten
ole Shipeltern anipeieno iein, aud,
Die, Die nod nif)t gum Gerein gebo-
rem iino gebeten iid ansuIdlieben.
Nah Ser SerianrmllIne ,peroen inns
oic folgenoen Shipeitern: ssrieSo
8ottman, Sulnnna aroft rmo Morio
lliielt Gnffce uno &ilhen ierpieren.
Ser Trouen @crein banft IrGi.
Tran &ogt, ssrau 9ramer, Srou
Sang Srou @fantih, Srau araft, ;sr.
@obl fiir Bic quite 9lrbeit, sic lie i'm
Gfarrbous getan baben.
Cara Sam, SER.
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Ans pcn,,este,pt, C)kie
Vrie-, 6rans- nnb 8cura=Sams.

Sie'es Set lit Itjon Ieit einioea
Sabren fiir Sen &erein arronaiert
iporoen llno lpar INNER Elm Griola
Sie'es Sabr iou oaes oageneilne ipeit
IN Den Sd)atten itellsn, oenn Sicsinal
miiiicn alle obengenannten ausocben
uno mitbelfen, Inn bas sseIt su eineln
HlelenerTplg SIT nrad)sn. Gntid,uloi.
allng lit oiesmal feline be.pilligt blob
Ole &ranfen bleiben an Dem 9lbeno
oabelm, lueil Die feinen 8ulaih per-
tragen fGnnen. IS lit Dem Sdreiber
9e'agt iuorocn, Oab oieslnal MIR
Die altsgeiuGblten &od)inncu sort Ieiu
lperoen INN nid)t 81 oiel rotten 9ief=
fer 5ll bergeuOen, oenn oas lit iehr
folt'pielia gelporoen I'M arieae. Iui
alles anoere mas gum @u!aid) 9ebort
miro ga ieln, 10 oab feiner fiir 81 90
blrngrig geben miro. Sfapagers Or
helter beiorgt Die Muiit. Der Geoner
miro 9ebeim gebalten. Gas Set finoet
am 26. Sebruar itatt. sllio nid)t oa.
belm blelben. Sober iit berslid lpia-
fonnen am Siid) 81 iein.
Subann Sol,tr1aer. Sefr.
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9iueis 10.

@len Mitalieoern oiene our ee-
fdaisen Nad)rift, oab sic steae fir
Sallentuart nnS gpnntrb Club
'pieoer frei miro ,mS oieieniaen Weit-
9lteSer, Sie iid) fiir oieie Hoiten inter-
eNlieren, iino eriubt lire Sfferten
ein5uIenoen NIT ibren eisenen 9eoin-
gungen. Dem gereinsbeihlub nacj
'ollen ollie Sfferten ihriitlid, an oen
Sefretdr Sinron aaue. 64t so. Gun.
op slbe., eineeifidt ipcrben uno nit1t
Ipater ais bis sum 80. Sebruar.
@enn iid 9riioer intereIIiercn fir
olele Soften lmo ndbere slusf1nit ba-
ben tpclen, 10 mosen iie iid, an sen
Eralioenten ooer i5e=Yr1Iioenteu
menoen. Simon 9aits, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-24
2lms 21etp Caitlc, pa.
3tueia q.

sluen SGpeitern oes ;3ipeig 81
miro betannt gernaft, bab beihloiIcn
puroe in Ser letten Serianlnllllna ein
freies Mbcnoeiicu oen @titslieoern
am Samstag, Sen i. MGrs, 6 llbr
aberbs, su ieruieren. IS iinb alle
Sereinsidmeitern eingelaoen an oie-
lem Giien teil5unebnen. slae Stipe-
iterr i::::::S ss55eteH iiG ::iht it&G:er ais
bis gum 26. iSebruar bel ser HrII.
&atb. Eaulini, Gel. 3629.G, ODER 6e;
ser Sefr. Gatb. 8Grtner, Sci. 6695-0i
an5uneloen, Samit oas &omitee lpeiB
Iiir ipieoiele SdNpeitern es Giien gu.
bereiten iou. 9itte fpmmt ale. bami.
mir uns nod einmal Elm lpenig untars
balten. aatb. 8drtner, Irot .zSefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-24
Nus >1tartitts FERRY Otie
3ipcia IL.

Sie 6ebruar&erianrmlung Nor
Iebt gut bcilif)t nno alle 8eihGfte tua-
ren ihneu erleoigt Oils Sauenpart
bate Iid, nienlano eeneIoet, 10 bat
Sen Soften rpieoer @r. Mih. 9cnoer
Sr. iibernontmen.
Sn oIeier Seriamnrlllng battcn mir
ote Ghre @r. 8rpb .ErdIioelt Sobn
galtbes beeriiben SIT fonnen.
Sen Sdapeitcru unh 9riioern oierc
5ur sefdligen Nahriht, baB &e
nldIte Seriammllng Sonntag, Sen
5. afdr5, , ltbr nntmittaes, abgebal,
ten miro. Sn oie'er SerianlnlIung
miro ser SeIeeat fiir sic oiesidbriee
aonuention erip6blt. Saher ioIltan
aIle .gtitalieoer iih an oieIer Ser.
iammlun9 beteilieen.
8eorg H. &raner, Sefr.
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Mns Der 6onterms.8emeinbc.

Gie sfitgIieoer ser Sonterus. .8c.
n1elnoe luerocn irellnSlidit eriuht, sic
ainoer in Sic Samstag. unoSonutae.
Shule 5u ihiden. Ser Sd,ulrat per.
Illft olles in better Sroruna pei.cr
5il fiibren, bis .rir einen nenen Iiar-
rer betcmmen. Samstagihltle besinrt
Inn 9 llbr porlnittags i'm @enleinoes
@ous, Sonntagitule beginnt I'M i
l(hr nad)mittags ieoen Sonntaa in
Der Stride. 8ottesoienit besilnt ieoer
Counting unter Seituna bon Giarrpr
Sobn Selltihlanber Ssr. = ltbr nad).
nlittags. 9tad Dem 8ottesoienit iii
aonfirnallSen- llnterriht. slae limo
ber5lih einselaoen. 6ran5 Stneicer.
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0eeree maikii,etei,s
8etittaft at SIC
Ecbcn>eit
Shlub bon settle 1.

uno nod uniere 5eitgenoiiihcn ErGii,
benten, iuie @oooroip @ilion uno oie
beiocn giooiepelts, i6ren It1rfiten slp-
pcu an bas ameritaniihc Tolf tets in
sic 6orm ser 9efrdftiguug bes helno.
fratiIfcn GreOos geflcioet baben.
3ugegeben, es gilt be,ltjrtage i'll
ge!uiiien &reiien ais faibipnabel. uuI
Sic amerifaniide Scnlofraiie als cine
bloBc nSormalOemofratie" bill5uitel-
len. Sas amerifanlld)c Golf ipci6 e.
beNer. Sit es oof ielber ais Station
oas grsebnis ienes fiibnen @agniiie5
IN Scr 9telorOnllng Der sSormel!
menIhliden 3uiammenlebens, lpie sic
Tenofratie es BARTLETT. ltno idon sic
Satiafe, Sab IN anSertbnIb Ssabrblnl.
oerten 40 9fiaioncu McniHsn ocr
@lten @elt in inherent 2anoe Srei.
belt uno .pirtifaftlid,e 9lufitic1gclC,
getbeiten ilfteu - 8clegenbcitcn.
Die oDne 9lnlerifas belllpfratihe &c
bensllit alnbenfbur gcipeieu .pii,'ell
=. 5eust eeniigiam iiir Sic HealitGt
Ser amerifaniihen Senofratic. Srell
ben Geilte George &aIbingtpns. ~.
antlportet Sic bon ibm uno ieinenMit,
fGlnpfern geiorlnte Natinn i'm slugen.
blif eben lpieoer einen leilen Huf ser
@eid,idte I'M Sinlle ser alten llnlpau.
beibareu Soeale lnleres Golfes, oia
jugleidy bebre, e.rige Mcnihbeitsibes,,
iinS.
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Sur Gr.nneruno

on un'eren geliebten Sater uno 8at.
len Widael 3ieglcr
geitorben am 26. Sebruar 1913 in
5omeiteaS, ga.
8ieberum nabt Der Gag Der Srenunsse
itunbe,
lGo man bid, seIiebter 0atte, bon uns
triia.
ySieoerum blutet auis neue Die gSurbe.
@ir peineu nod, unb iino betriibt
Weil min bidJ 10 iebr eeliebt.
Starbbait bait bu DEN Shmer3 ertraeen
Bis Der Soo beine slusen idloB.
Sn febrteit beim unb fanbeit Srieben,
Maes Seioen oeft nun oein 8rah
wlit trdnenfeu-hten Iusen ruIen mir Dir
gu,
Muhe ianft in fiiber Stub,
Bis @ott Der Serr un5 5u Dir ruft.
9eine Did ME pereeiienoen ainoer
uno Satin Nnna 3iegler.
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nannte ~He:cbssebiei" inl Sabre
1913 en1piinolib perflenerten. be-
bauptete Sunf. Sic Notenperneb.
rung babe ioIgenoe l(riahen:
rSie betrdhtlihe slusoebnung
Ses Mrib29cbiets, Die Itinoige Ser.
mebrllng Ser 3abl Ser Spbnempian.
ger Surd) Oie Wpbiliiation Ser oeut-
ihen Srallen unO Ser ausldnoiihen
srbeiter, oie Serieeung bon arbei-
tern in sSirmen nit boberen 2obn-
ifalen, oie Grbobuug Scr 2obujab.
llingen iniolge lGngerer slrbeitsitun.
Ben, oie gr0ber geiporoene 3abl BON
ausjobluneen Don ltnteritiisunaen
ourf oIicntlid,e uno pripate 9nnfen
an Soloatenirauen, Mngeborige 8e-
iollener, SpIer ser 2uftnnariiie uno
utele anbere."
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Ser 2. 9. Granfen llnterit. |cre;n
3ipaja 81 feiert an 5. TGrs in Ser
neleH Garpatbia Salle, 1881 Watt
9lOe, iein 31iGbriges Stift,,ngsfclt.
9lae Mitalieoer uno 6re,tnoe iilto ouf
6n3 frernolidyite eingeloScn.
Sas acmitee gibt lit oie erSbtt
Ndibe bieicn Gag 5u einem senub-
reicHcn su gcltalten. Gs luiiroe uns
nuIridtig freuen reht oiele 5rel,nSs
uno @efannte beariiben s,l fGnnen.
9lnfang 5 ltbr I'm 6 llbr miro ee.
neiniames abenoeiien ierpiert. 8 llbr
2ieOerportrdge bon S.ll,9. uno Sar.
onia Gem. Gbor unter Seitllra 0es
0irigenten Srans &eihfe. Nadbcr
Cams. Ml,iif bonn Sbeinsolo SrteItcr
big 3? ??
gtitnel Selttld), Sefr.
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&irdeu ssrnucu &crcin Der
Sonteru=si,jrmcinoc

sIaen Sd)rueltcra miro Dicrlnit he
fannt senlaft, oaE ndd,Itc &eriullnl.
Ing Sonntag, DE- ). .0tGrS, ltatt
;''loet. Gie NitgIltotr iinN ireunolif
ari,ltt antpe'euS 5u lin.
Sm &omitce ii;r Guiiee uuo Gu
den ierpieren iiao gertba Selluig
&esina araIft, &atH GroB, @tarie
4. Gin6er, aotb. Quit.
Sic Shpeitern nerocn irrunolif
er'u6t afle nltsn Soden 5uiantnlen,
5Hiufen, neil mir im Sriibjabr cinen
o2}umntage Gale" obbui:.cil lueroeu.
&estes Sabr batten mir einen g,tcn
Grfolg unb mir lpoGcn perluhcn Sic.
ies Sabr oas Soppelte 5u mat;en.
Marie q. 9inoer. Sdrifti.
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AmblanNs S4,sle,t lekre,,
ot.tex 8enehnten ;.

Mtosfau. - Die &uiien, sic bis.
ber oamit beihditigt paren, oen
&riea sl eetpinnen uno Sesholb noe,
niger 3eit batten, iid Inn oie iei.
neren Se6enseelpobnbeiten 5u film,
mern, babe cine neue Gampagnr
eingeleitet, Inn aus sen ruIiiid)en
Waohen tleine Iamen su MAIDEN.
Dieie &antpaene tpiro bon Waria
Wutfepif, Direftorin oer Mosfaler
SduIe 9r. SIC, eeleitet. oie oas
Wutto ~Sn ieber Sdule ioute es
eine Sronunss-gde gebcll" einee,
fiihrt bat.
Iie Sd)ulen in Hublano, Sic Ta.
trifen uno Stubs, lie ale Gaben
perid,ieoene Irten bon Gfen. mou,
fH fir 2iteratllr. pieber anbcre iiir
nie &ote slrnee, ciniae iiir politi,
ihe Gr5ieDung uiit. Sie neuc Srb'
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2ipcia A.

gs oiene alien Witglieoern sur ge,
iaaieeu Rofrift, oab naf)ite Ser
iammlung am 5. Wdr5, 4 ltbr nod
mittaas, i'm Sereinslofal 22S Sit So.
StraBe, abgebalten miro. gah 81:
&eriammll.ng miro Saifing geieiert.
Tieies iolte it'd feiner ooer feline emf,
geben laiien. gr. &loos miro ipenn
moglih quite Vrnt,purlt MAIDEN lmo
bie S6lpeItern ,peroen fiir ons anOere
notige Iorgen; AUDI fiir Die ouritige,l
&eb!en miro geiorst. Gs boift eud,
aae begriiBen 5u fonnen.
aatbarira SpntidL Sefr.
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wirtistaftsntiniiter S,ane
ber,atiet Has Se,.tiAe
1)clt
Gr erfldrt, Steisernmg Ses Nuten-
nmlamfs lei fein 8rmnb ~
Snflatipnsamait.

9ted) Dorf. - Ias oeutihe Splf
puroe neulid, iniormert, es brauhe
iib um O:e Snilationsgefabr iniplge
Ser Steigermg bes NotenumIauis
INN 9.3OO,OO0,O0O Heihsmarf i'm
Sabre 1913 niht at iorgen Oh,
Dobl Dies ein breimal 10 bober No,
tenumlaui lit mie im Sobre 1888,
oils oie yeationaliosialiiten 5llr
Taht falneu.
Geihsapirtidaitsniniiter ~Saltber
6unf leste in ser Sabresperialnm.
lung Der He:bsbanf oar, oa6 sic
3unabne Sen geiamten Notenum.
laui auf it6er 33.OO0,OOO, 900
Heidsmarf gebradlt bat.
3ns amtIihe Geutid)e gtahrid).
ten.giiro (09sS) iibermittelte i'm
poraus ben oeutihen 3eitungell
Mns5iige aus Dunfs Meoe. Die ser
II. 9. Soreign 8roaocait Sntelli.
gence Serpice abborte un0 m;eoer.
CAB.
Ser Wert Ser &eihsmarf lit ita
Bill geblieben", iagte Gunf; inn glei
tben Mtem5ue iorOerte er aber o:e
0eitifen auf, niht iiber oie itei
genoe &eids-gerihuloune beunru.
bigt 81 iein, oenn .&eibtum fpirl
perfiigbar iein, I'M nod iieerei6em
abiHub oes arieees Die &eids'
idulo ab3ul6ien."
Sbmobl Deutihlnno in Nublani
NieoerIasen erlitt, Die oas iose'