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ships definitely sent to the bottom by U. S. carrier-based planes. The others were a large carrier Of the Hayataka class and three tankers.
 In addition another Hayataka car- rier was damaged severely and left burning furiously, with a strong possibility that either it or the Shokaku carrier perhaps both could be added to a minimum or seven other Japanese carriers defi- nitely listed as sunk since the war started.
 The U. s. planes also scored three l.OOO- pound bomb hits on another carrier believed the l7,00-ton Zui- kaku, and hit smaller unidentified carrier with two aerial torpedoes.
 GA Tokyo radio broadcast said Japanese air units again attacked the task force eff Saipan Thursday morning and damaged two U. s. aircraft carriers.
 CThe broadcast also reported that approximately 60 American carrier based planes attacked Guam. former U. s. Naval station. yesterday morn- ing)
 On Saipan. veteran Marines and Army Infantrymen continued their advances up the east and west coasts, reaching the town of Laulau after a one.mile drive along Magi- ciesane Bay and a similar thrust up the slopes of Mount Tapotchau, overlooking Tanapag harbor.
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Continued from Page D
 "The twister was just as you would imagine 1t to be from a pic- ture-small at the bottom and big at the top"
 In the community of Greenock near McKeesport, virtually every building was destroyed or damaged and soldiers, policemen and civil ian defense workers moved into the town and assumed charge, barring all outsiders.
 A survey showed the following picture:
 West Virginia-Known dead, "A; estimated injured 250.
 Shinnston-45 dead. 100 injured Scores of homes destroyed and damaged State police radio tower cut into two sections.
 Simpson-Eight dead, injured un- estimated. Property damage ex- tensive.
 Meadowsville-Three dead. in. jured unestimated.
 Wellsburg-One dead, several in- jured. Power and lights of for hours. Twenty buildings unroofed several partially demolished
 Clarksburg-Eight dead, 30 in- jured.
 There were at least 40 injured in hospitals at Clarksburg, and an estimated 30 other injured were scattered throughout other com munities in the district.
 Western Pennsylvania - Known dead 30; estimated injured 800.
 McKeesport-Known dead l2; estimated injured 200. Hospitals over-taxed. Injured distributed among emergency hospitals set up in schools, churches and other pub- lie buildings throughout the dis trict.
 Buildings destroyed or damaged in McKeesport, Port Vue, Dravos- burg, Greenock, Versailles town ship, Riverton, Lincoln Place and other communities.
 Chartiers-Known dead eight. irl- jured unestimated. Many houses demolished.
 Two were dead in Washington county, two at Indiana, three at Dry Tavern. O.; three at Castle In addition, approximately 300 in- jured were scattered through these towns and at Waynesburg, Browns vile, Uniontow nand Homestead.
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(Continued from Page D oges, north and northeast respec- lively of Bordeaux. One large ex- plosion in SainteS was reported by pilots to have lasted four seconds.
 While the heavy bombers were focusing their attacks on the vital German communications through France. Mosquitos hammered vari- ous unidentified military targets in Germany.
 Two planes were lost in the RAF night operations, which followed one of the most active days for Allied aerial forces behind the enemy lines this week.
 Approximately 5000 sorties were carried out yesterday, most of them concentrated on transportation and communication lines leading west ward from Paris and up from South- ern France.
 Principal road and rail arteries and airfields from below the Loire Estuary to the Disc were bombed and strafed together with the main railways east, west and south of Chateau du Loir; the airfields at Cahteau du Loir; the airfields at
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Athies and Juvincourt near Laon.
 The Germans put up strong aerial opposition over the Caen-Evreux area, but 10 Nazi fighters were shot down in combat. At least one other enemy plane was destroyed during the day, while the Allied loss was announced as eight fighters.
 It was disclosed that Allied tac- tical planes now were operating from more than five advanced air. fields on the American and British beachheads in France.
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demolitions at Roccastrada. En- gineers described it as the most eff fective the Allies had encountered north of Rome.
 Three armored spearheads colla- borated in the reduction of German resistance in the Roccastrada area. Two speared past the town on either side but ran into stiff resistance. The third crashed due north, forcing the Germans to fall back and sur- render the town.
 United Press War Correspondent James Roper reported from Rocco- strada, that he found the interior of many houses blackened by flames, while undamaged homes were nests of booby traps.
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the furious battle around saipan Island" Doemi said.
 The agency earlier had reported that "at least 60' American car- rier-based planes had attacked Guam yesterday In a new strike at the former U. s. Naval station at the southern end of the Marianas.
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Hospital Bulletins

Alexander J. Campbell, Water town, vice. president of the Con- neCticut Light & Power Co., was reported in good condition at Wa terbury Hospital this morning. He was admitted Monday for an operating.
 James A. White, of Fairview Street, former executive secretary to the late Mayor William H. Sandland was reported in fair condition this morning at St. Mary's Hospital where he is a medical patient.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-24
STATE PHARMACISTS
 HONOR LOUIS BRIA

Meeting Thursoay at Hotel Garie, New Haven, the Connecticut Phar- maceutical association elected Louis E. Bria, 261 Grove street, first vice. president of the organization. Stan ley Stroffolino, Norwalk. was chosen president.
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FRENCH SOCIETIES
 TO OBSERVE FEAST

Franco American societies will sponsor a solemn high Mass tonior- row at st. Ann's Church in honor oi the Feast of st. Jean the Baptist. Members of the various French American groups are requested to meet in tho paToehiAl school yard at o:20 e. W.
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Committeeman
 Floyd Rasmussen, Republican central committeeman from the 16th district will be among those leaving today for the c. o. P. na- tiOnaE convention in Chicago. MT. Rasmussen has been appointed as an alternate to the convention.
 Others who were scheduled to leave at noon today were w. J. Pape delegate, Walter Norwash, Naugatuck, Lewis Dibble, Nauga- tuck, also delegate, John Lynch a delegate from Winsted. Cong. Joseph E. Talbot also will be pres- ent at the convention.
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MASS

QUILI-First anniversary Mass of requiem will be celebrated Tuesday morning, June 27th, at S:00 o'clock, at the Immaculate on ce D tion Church, for the repose of the soul of the late Thomas Quill.
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tcOntinued from Page D
 Dutch New Guinea. Palau. 500 miles east of the Philippines. and Yap. 300 miles northeast of Palau. Aerial battles in various areas in the central Pacific are growing in intensity in conjunction with
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NOTICE

NOT RESPONSIBLE NOTICE On and after this date June 24. I will not be responsible for any bills other than those contracted by myself.
 (Signed)
 FORREST SIMS.
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DIED


 BOYLE In this city, June 23rd, 1944, George A. Boyle, of llSS East Main Street.
 Funeral Monday morning, at s:i5 o'clock, from Mulviile Funeral Home, 270 West Main Street, to Sacred Heart Church. at g o'clock. Burial in new Pine Grove. COsTELLO-In this city, June 23rd. 1944, Miss Ann Costello, of 2i South Street.
 Funeral Monday morning. at s:i5 o'clock, from Mulvllle Funeral Home, 270 West Main Street, to st. Francis Xavier Church. at i0:oo o'clock. Burial in new St. Joseph's cemetery.
 MARTINELLI--InT Torrington, June 2Srd, 1944, Nicola Martinelli, of S22 Bishop Street.
 Funeral Monday morning. at s:4e o'clock, from Colasanto Funeral Home. 932 Bank Street, to Our Lady of Lourdes Church. at i0:30 o'clock. Burial in Calvary cemetery. RACZYNsKI-In Southington, June 23rd. 1914. Mrs. Mary A. Raczynski. of Milldale Cheshire Road. Che Funeral Monday morning, at s:l6 o'clock, from Mulville Funeral Homs, 270 West Main Street, to St. Stanislaus Kostka Church at 800 o'clock. Burial in new St. Joseph's cemetery.
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U. U.S.Forces In ItoIy

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Morouders Hit Port City

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Ally Planes Hit Two Jimo

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Jops Face
 Enemy Drive

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Miss Margaret Connors, former
 Deputy Secretary of State. has been given the endorsement of the Fair field Democratic Town Committee. for the 4th district congressional nomination Down in New Ha- ven the officials want t62.09o of Lnnham Act funds to run their Child Care centers from July to March 3i, io45 Probate Judge Patrick Healey will be renominated at the district convention next Sat- sixday morning in the aldermanic chambers No date has yet been sak by the congressional convention Enlnmiftee. consisting of Atty. Prank z. Healey and Bernie Rielly of Wa l8xhury and Charles Etanyke Of An-
 mla. for the 5th district conven-
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5h,eis "a.

Mlen Sfspel.ern oiene aur Nad-
riht. oaB nddIte Veriammluns an,
Sonntag, sen 1. Ottober, 2::3O llbr
nadmittass ltattfinoet. Ga oies eine
Notwithstanding lit uno iebr
mihtige @eihafte our @erbanolung
fommen iinb alle Sdppeltern er-
iltht ampeienb su iein.
Wir baben arie5sr cine Sd)ipelter
&atb. Sd)niter
gu 8rabe setragen. @ir beoeurn ibr
Dabinideiben llno rufen ihr eli,
&ubaia ianit .au. sud) fir oieie Sd,lue-
tier lit oas Sterbeeelo fGaig 3u BE-
3ablen. Mucb Sic Sdpueitern, oie nod
i'm Hiiditano iino nit oem friiberen
Ster6egelo m0een es besablen, pio-
rigenfaas lie auBer Benefit fommer
gae Sdnueitern, sic umg.5ogen
lino uno lire Moreiie bel ser Sefre-
tirin nidt eednoert baben, iollten
oies tun in ndd)iter @eriammluns.
sluf Ser &ranfenliite linb: Mnna
Suaemeier, 9ioie Ongertb, Mari,
acbler. @ir ,piiniben allen baloiga
8eiierung. sSobanna 8olff. Sefr.
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Silberhod,,eitfeier

Sm 9aufe Oes Sabres iinoen Der.
itbieoene ltnterbaltuneen itatt, ieood,
Silberbod)3eit lit etpas beionoeres.
Da ser 3. September ser Gag ser
Silberbodseit bon Sara mno ssobl,
HeinSt .rar, planten bie ..ssrem>in.
men &egina 00prid, aatb. Weber.
Cara Ta,lb cine lleberraiduna fir
oas Subelroar, Sic alb gut eelunae.,
mar. am 8. September beriammeI-
ten iib llnsefdbr 200 Eerionen iii
Ser Belmont 9alle. Mls oas Ssubel-
paar eridien tpuroen iie NIT einen,
Surprile-3uf begriiBt. 9tabber ,pur-
Den ale @alte eenotigt, an Sen s..
iben Blat 5u nebmen. Sie NIT id}6nen
8lumen geifmiidt tparen. Gin Blu
menitraub bate 25 5rote @oien Al.
gbren oes Subelpaares bonn 3tpeis
46. gs pur0e elm feines Giien aui-
getra5en. ToaitmeiIter Sobn Taub er,
iubte Shmelter aatb. 8anoer Meu-
len oas Tiidaebet gu iprehen. Mu
@etrdnfen feblte es aud) niht. Nat)
Dem giien n,,roen @liidlpiinite uno
@ottes Segen Dem Subelpaar por
alien seauiinidt uno spertpoae Sc
idenfe iiterrei6t. Gs arur nur A.,
iha6e bab ibr Sobn Sobnnie niGt
al1d) 0a iein fonnte. Sobnnie lit in
Ser @ebrmadt iest in ssranfreid
aber in 8e0anfen par er oa
2oraiue Sullipan, bie Braut pou
Sobnnie, srar ba urD gratulierte oenl
Sitbelpoar i'm Namen beioer.
9as lit Die re6te Che, mo stpeie
iino seeint ourh allies @liid unS
@ebe 5u pilsern treu pereint. Der
Cine Stab oes Mnoern uno liebe 2aIt
susleid), gemeiniam 9fait uno @an,
oern unO 3iel bas &immelrei1.
Nohmais Die beraliblten Slid
,piinibe 81 eurem 25. &oGaeitstag.
Mnna 9amb, Sefr.
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Ginlabun9 b,,s Sad)ien Sport Ser
Elm an aQe @ereinc in 8arS
nn6 l1mgebnmg

slm so. September oieies Sabres
feiert ser Satien Sport gerein iein
Stiftllngsfcit!
Gs lit fir lange 3eit feline @elc-
gambeit setpeien bieies 5eit gu feierE,
"a bieier sroBe ariee uniern YereE,
auseinanoer eeriiien bate. 0ie Sit
genO bat iib pieoer geiammelt, 10
lueit es ,nGsli6 lit, oa uniere iuneen
NGnner fort iino, periuden oie MGS=
ben Sen @erein bod5ubalten.
sS;lr baben nur 3 junee MGnner,
sic bem 8srein momentan anqeb0rei,
un6 boffen oaB ale iun9en Miinnec
suriidfommen, Die INN ibr 0oterlanS
tdmpfen, oaB mir nit ibnen feiern
f0nnen unS Sen Berain .pieoer auf Die
alte S0be brineen.
IS bdnst 10 piel bon ben Gltern
a6 ibre &inoer 81 peranlaiien lif Ell
ner guten uno patriotildcn Sate on.
3ui6lieBen.
Sie iungen 2eute babcn @eleaeu.
belt iidb nGber fennen su lernen unS
Dem Sadientum nabe gu bleiben.
ionlt eeben Sic l,ns ale perloren!
0enn Die gltern periuden ein
menis srob3iiais in oieier Sade 81
banoeln, tlln iie niemanoen einen G,e.
fallen als ibren eieenen 2inoern.
@ir laSen ionit aae gereine bon
@arp Elm uns in oieier Sa1e 5u ,rn-
teritiisen, oamit Die Suseno oas 81
derbeitssefiibl bat, 0ab Sic gltern
uno oie 0ereine binter Sbnen itebei,,
oamit iie oie Jreuoe geipinnen i'm
Muibau ser Suseno reiter gu arbci
ten.
@ir merben cine quite Muiif b.
ben un6 Sic illngen 2eute arheiten
tfaper einen ieoen einan ib0ncn
Mbeno gu bereiten.
Gin idones Yroaramm miro aud,
porgeiiibrt tperoen. Sir Speis uno
1ranf miro aufs bette seolret tperoen.
Mnfang $3.50 l1hr abenos. Gintrit!
SO Gents a Herion.
es bofft redt piele @dite begriiben
an fonnen.
@arp Saron Sport Club
per Warp &iieel.
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Uertualterjteue
Sm @efieite Sad)ienbeim pafant.

Maen WitaIieSsrn oes 3tpeie 1
6iene our gefdQigen Mahribt, baB Ser
Bertpalterpoiten i'm Weitieite Sud-
ienbeim bafant miro. 9lae 8riioer
ooer ireeno iernano ser lih nm sen
Yoiten betperben min uno peitere Ssn=
formation be3iiglid) 8eoinguneen
tuiinid)t, ,penoe iid) an Sen Yrdi. oes
0ireftoriums. Serrn Midyael Miiller,
Clearwater O919. nod 6 l1br abenos,
o6er iprehe Dor om Ionnerstag unl
8 llbr abenbs i'm @citieite Sahien=
beim, 7O0l 9eniion Mpe,
Oas 9irettorillm.
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Sn Ser gut beiuf)ten Bcriammlune
am Oonnerstag criiroen Jrau Warie
Stiibler lmo 0rau Soieiine Maru-
iiaf als neue Mitglieoer bon sc
Hrdi. Warie 20. &ebner eingefiibrt
uno als aanoioatinnen bdben mir
Jrau Marie Matiaien (RiemeD. Mac
tpurben bcr3lihit beeriiBt in unier,n
SGngsrfreis.
S1nserin Dbea Stol3 lit franf.
9ir tuiini6an Sbr baIoiee 8eiierung.
Sir bic beboritebenbe auffiibrune
ser Cperette .2iiie" am 5. Nopember
tpero,r neIe &uliifen bergeiteIt uno
mir bitten nm 3immermannbilfe, umo
Mitglieoer oes 3tpeig / uno a iotuie
SGnser uro Sdngerinnen. Sonntass
nad)mittag mit5ubelfen 9eintpano on
oie &abmen an3unageln.
gliiabetb Tiihler, Sefr.
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GimIabnns sun, 35jdbriaen
StiftunASfeit.

Der 3speig 26 bon @arp feiert an
Samstae, oen 23. September, 7:3O
l1br abenos, iein 35idbriges Stii.
tunesfeit berburoen NIT ei;tcm eroben
8anfett i'm Sabienbeim. Wir labe,,
Sen Grauenperein 3meis 40 uno aue
oeutlden 8olfsgenoiien bon @arp 10
nie aud sic NaHbarpereine 3,peis 8,
10, 46 unb AZ bon Chicago auf oos
berslid)lte elm.
@erte Mitslieoer unS 8olfssenoiier
bite beiteut cure Gintrittsfarten fir
oas 8antett, anld)liebeno Ion5unter.
baltuna. bel euren SefretGren nidyt
ip1ter als Bis gum t3. September.
Genn nur iolbe t0nnen am Banfett
teilnebmen, Sic ibre aartcn i'm 8or-
aus baiteut baben. Gas 8omitee be.
miibt iib, alien Mnnejenoen einig:
genubreid)e Stunoen 3u bereiten.
llnier 8erein lit elmer Ser Gltelte1
Gratesnal Sreaniiationen in Uar1
unb mir tpoqen oieie 35. Jeier einc
erfolsreide geielidaftliGc llnterhaf.
tung MAIDEN. Gs lit elm iebr gltes
Hrogranm arrangiert tporben unS
cine CUTE M1iif niro uns Ssobn @,s,
ner beiorgen. Mlio nun alle berbel
gum 35. stiftunesfeit in @arp.
9as 2omitee.
u. $. 8inoer; Sefr.
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Dermdhluness2 2ln,eiee

ssrau Gliie Yitters, 32t9 SuncoG
Mpe.. Glepelamo, Ohio, bcebrt iih o.c
Germdbluna ibrer Tohter Suiann
Yitters nit Sgt. @eors Motb. Sobn
bon ssrau &egina &oth. 109 Meit
Sorus 0ap. &rmeiteao, ga, am 80.
Mugult 1914 INN 3 ll6r lahmittaes,
ourh Yoitor Sommerfelo in Ser Sri
nitp Sutberiihen Stride ibren Nu-
pertpanoten nnb 6reunoen befannt 81,
MAIDEN.
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3ipei9 80.

gs oiene alien Sd,peitern aur Nad)-
ridt, bob Die ndhite Ncriammluns
am 0onnerstag, sen %. September,
8 l1br abenos abgebalten miro. MGe
Sdmeitern iino erfudt Der Beriamm-
lung 5ei5ulpobnen. Sn Der letten Ser
fammlung tpuroen Ole folgen6en
lSdtpeitern in ben 0erein aufgenom-
men: SRI. Catherine @ierline. SRI.
Saro &ait un6 SRI. Glorcnce Botid.
ner. Wir beiBen fte ber3lid pillfom-
men. Ne6 Der gerjamrnluns miro
@affee un6 SUDDEN ierbiert.
Catherine Mel0er. sefr.
Bite ienoet Gales 9a1 Gtant>e
m eliiobeth Eoifel, 761 eoop mo,
IIebeIano. Ohio.
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1reifad'cs Sseit Der ct. Nobannes
8emeinbe ipiirSia unb idDGn
perlaufen.

slm Counting, Sen II. September,
ieirte sic ct. Spbannes 8emeinbe elm
oreifadbes .seit: Stiftlusfelt bes Sir.
ten Srauen Gereins, Seimtebr uns
5OiGbrieen 8eburtstas Yiarrer Sans
sSpiiels.
Die @ottesoieuIte in 9eutih unS
GngliId maren gut bei,ld)t uno an
ihlie6eno muroe oas III. Abenomabl
ausgetailt.
Nah oem 8ottesoienit besaben iid)
ale Seilnebmer in sic imtaren &G,m
lidfci.en ser STRIDE, no sic ssrancn
Elm iebr itmadbaftes Giien porberci-
tet hatten. Nah ben giien ipidelte iih
Elm flsines Yrogramm ab. Heben unO
8eiangsportriise tped,ielten chamber
ab. 1rdiioentin &atb. llnsar belt 3u
agererit cine @esriiBunesaniprahe
unb sratulierte Efarrer ssoiiei 3u iei-
mem 5Oiibriaen 8eburtstage. 3unor
lang SRI. Joiiel ibrehr @ater elm
id0nes paiienoes 8eburtstasslieo.
SiernuT ereriff 8isepraiioent S.
@eber oas 8ort, lpies in selpGblteu
@orten auf oie Eaten bin, oie uniere
Sranen in bieien % Sabren geleiitet
batten ,mo mabnte tiihtig meiter su
arbeitan aaf Sem 8ebiete Ser @obl-
titigfeit. 5errn 1farrer sSoiiel iiber~'
reihte er 80 Silberooaor inn Namen
Der @emeinoe. 8r. s. ared, ssr. &otb
rno g. Sdpnfer BON 2orain bielten
audi fltr5e Inlprahan. in melhen lie
bie 8emeinbe, bie 1rauen uiro Serrn
Hiarrer niirOigten. Snsniihen borten
.rir allh @eiangportrdee in geoieee-
ner @eiie oorgetragcn BON Srau 80.
8uip. 9errn %. Melaer un6 Don.
&irhenhor Der @emeinoe. am Shlub
belt Serr Hfarrer ssoiiel cine aus
giebigc Reoe; ipies auf sic 2eiltungen
ser sSralIen bin, inoem er uns einen
geihiftlid)en lleberblid ieiner @nis
luiflung porfiibrte unb ms auh Die
boben Summen nannte, oie ser
Jrauenperein sur Misunderstanding
Der Stride beigeiteuert bat. Gr oanfte
audi fir Die Gbrlngen Die ibm 5u
ieinem 8eburtstag 5uteil iuuroen.
Nah slbIingen unierer National-
bpmnen nilroe oas iSeit lpiiroepon ab-
geidloiien uno ieber ging NIT oem
8etuuBtiein naf)bauie, einen ihonen
Sonntag perlebt su baben.
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3 Softcr perheiratet, ipobnhaft it
ser l1necbung BON Eittsburgb. Gr
ipar ein gutltebenoes Mtitglieo oes
3lpeig 6 unb bes Gentral Serbanoes
unb ser ct. Marfusfirbe bon Some
lteao. ga.
Gs trauern nm Sen TerItorbenen
ieine tiefgepriifte Satin iamt &in.
oern unb Gnfelfinbern uno eine
Shipelter ipobnbait in Chicago. NaG-
barn, ,Sremoe uno 8efannte. Hube
ianit in @cttes Srieben.
@aorg &einertb, Sefr.
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nab langem 9eioen i'm Sitter BON 67
Sabrer
Sobamn Sdjotidj
uno tuuroe i'm ORLANDO, 0lorioa,
6rie6bof 5ur lebten Hube getragen.
CT Grar in &almelagen, Siebenbiir-
gen, geboren un0 ersogen unb fanl
I'M Sabre 1900 nad Sen 8ereinieten
Staaten, lieb it'd in &omeiteao mic.
Ser, bate oils Sibeiiberieber Bis 81
ieiner Yeniioinerung in oen Some
iteao Stabl,terfen gearbeitet. &or
3tpei Sssabren reiite er nod oem tpar.
men Siioen, mahte iein &eim BORT
nm feline @eiunobeit 5u teliern, aber
feine &ilfe alld) BORT. 60 entfernt 1T
er bon alien @ereinsglieoerl. 2anbs-
lt.,ten uno 8etanrten gelhieoen.
Niemano bat beim Mbidieb teilneb=
men fonnen, ober bod i'm @eiite lei
ner eeoenten.
Sm Sabre 1904 reid1e er Mario
Tbeil aus 6elborf oie &ano 5ur Che
Dieier ghe entiproiien bier &inoer.
1 Sobn perbeiratet in Canton, g..
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Samstag, sen %. September, bal.
ten oic Ginger bes Saronia eemiid,.
ten Gbors ibre Beriammiung ab i'm
Saronia Hart. Die 0elegaten iperoer'
einen iebr intereiianten 8eri6t er.
itatten bon Ser id)onen Sdnger&3on,
BENTON. @ir laoen alle auf shers.
libite cir.
&eao Waorigal!
Sinfa &eIner, Sefr.
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urtamb.

8ieoer raban mir sic syreu6e &c.
babt, einen unierer Snngen Elm paar
Gage in unierer Weitte au baben.
2aiDrence Van0er Meulen lit am Z.
September fit IL 1age quf ltrlaub
gefommen. gr tpir6 aber am 19.
September uns trieoer perlaiien uno
auf ieinen Soften nod Sort Barren,
@poming, 5uriidfebren. MOge @ottes
@eleite NIT ibm geben. Ole Geiuno-
belt identen uno baIo fit INNER 3u
ieinen Qieben 5uriid bringen. @ir
mollen aber au9 ben Iieben Gott BIT.
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3I,ss Glcuei0u,N, Ubic

Ciieite 9. g. 81, bertafel IGnnerdur
beranitaltet am Samstagabenb, Sen
30. September, elm
&artenpartie
i'm SItieite SafIenbe,m. Mn ieSem
Gid merSen Yreiie 5ur @erteiluas
fommen; aud, miro aafiee lnnS Sii,
den ierpiert, Nad)ber 3aus.
Nn bieiem Mbeno tperoen orei
@dite oie aiiidliben 8etpiHner ieir
bon einem $25 @ar gono, IS @dr
Stamps u,tb $3.50 @ar Clamps.
slae 6reunoe uno Conner iinb berS.
lid eingclaoen unb fonren lit ois
1idets BEL allen Mitglieoern oes 2ies
Sertaiel MGnnernors urS beim Ser
tpalter oes Gillette SahIenbeim in
Boralls beiorgsn. I'm sabireihen Sc.
iuf bittet 0as &omitee.
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Gs oiene alien sdapeiteru 3ur
aenntnis, BOB Die nadita Beriamm-
lung am l.. Gftober. 3 llbr nod
mittdgs abaebnIteu miro.
Auf Der 4ranfenliite iino Mar;p
9inSer, Sobanna Beber iino Marie
1arboair.
ALE Nitslieoer iino eriudt oic
@etidmmIuneen 3u beiuhen uno mo-
ltSeltAit neae Ritslieoer mitsubrin.
en-. l1niere Deputies aatb. sder.
liier, Sarn 8. Sdneioer, Morie 81.
Aebner unb aatb. sdmiot 'piirben
seril 3u Dirnften iteben.
Nas iifunssfomitee, wcr-
t1dIierinnen linb Heamte tperoen er.
hut sur Hi&erpriifung Jreitoo, oe1
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TEILHABER GESUCHT

Gadmann indjt 5cilbaber NIT etiuas
8apital. Seltene 09egenbeit fir quito
8auinne NIT fleiner Mnlase. @eitc
@efrensen.
WGbere Gin5elbeiten unter @or 10
an Oie 8eihdftsitelle bes Sieb. Mm.
Gohsblatt, 1900 Superior Mpenue.
GIebelano. Ohio.
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@tieagn, SQim ois

DeutfMe nnbN Giebemtarsif@. Sdmiitne
ct. Bamlus Oemeinbe, 1855 1suer stt.
Haftor g. S6mibt. 1850 8oner eth.
SeSen Sonata9 . ubr Sonntaefhule in
enaliih uno oeutf4. 1eutider Wottes>
bienft ieoen Sonnta9 1915 l1h,; eues
lisder @ottesb:enft ieben atpeiten Inb
uierten Spnntag 1915 llhr. Hemti9er
Ronf;rmanben sunterrid,t Ritttpom nad,>
mittaas 1880 llbr; enelif6er aunfir>
manben>l >llnterri tt Samstd9 norndttaas
10 uhr. 0eutide S@ule Samstae nahs
mitta8s 2 l1br.
Nqe @laube nseenoi1en unb Sreunbe
finb ber;Iih eireelaben.