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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-07

Tomorrow night, the Merchants League will bowl, and members are asked to look on the bulletin board in the bowling alley to see if their team bowls and at what time. If in doubt, call Howard Simmons, league secretary.
 Mrs. Jack Littlepage is pas senger aboard the Northland from Sitka. She is enroute to Seattle.
 All EIks! Remember, it is Feb. 2
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-07
HU5kIE5 PREP TO MEET COUGARS,
 INpULLMAN CAGE
Teams Have Equal Hold on Third Spot, Coming Up
 to First Nix

SEATTLE, 1aeb. 7.-The Univer- sity Of Washington basketball team has resumed practice preparatory to leaving here Thursday to meet Washington State at Pullman this coming week end The Huskies and Cougars are tied for third place in Northern Division play, with five wins and five losses apiece They are the only two teams in the Pac- fife Coast Conference that have not met previously this season.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-07

All Elks! Remember, it is Feb.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-07

Hi, Bill! It's Feb. ]
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-07
'MERfHANTS' LEAGUE
 OF ELK BOWERS TO
 CHANGE TO THURSDAY

On account of inc Ketchikan bowlers coming to Juneau for a tournament on Friday, the Mer- chantS League schedule has been moved up from Friday this week to Thursday. The teams and the hours bowling takes place is listed as follows:
 7.30 D. m.--20th Century Meat vs. Races Drug; Percy Cafe vs. Ordways. Ter Mauro Drug; Sabins ys. Hen nings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Sgt. Eckerson
Weds in EnqIand

Mr. AND MRS. IT. y Eek
FRSON of steel avenue arc
announcing IN Detroit The rc-
cent marriage Of Miss Buntv
Jackson 10 their son. AAF Sgt
Edwin James EckcrSor, IN Lay
ton England
The new Mrs Frkcr>on lis tho
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs G ~.
Jackson of Blackpool England
and The marriage took place I'm
81 Marks Church IA Layton
The bride wore traditional
white satin and carried a Cas-
C9do bouquet of red roses
SGT Eckoreon has been st9-
toned IN England for The '3.t
II months
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
MARCR "a TO APRLL 2o

MARCH gf TO APRIL %
Arles-Defnite trends 10 assist
you IN money transactions, n
you but organize your plan Of
endeavors on business basis.
Stick to schedule. Use your per-
sunairty.
APRIL 2f TO MAY On
Tauus-Infuences predict
most interesting possibilities.
Syndicate your efforts 10 get
maximum benefits. Look for help
from unexpected sources.
NAY 2f- TO JUNE ef
Gemiuj-Hold to fair rules.
Think twice before acting. fm-
ploy your natural wits TO get the
Jump, fairly of course, on the
other fellow.
JUNE p TO JULY %
Copcer-Suggest an occasional
check-back on past performances,
then attack problem with conf
dence. Gumption, or II wilW
spirit favored. No day for slack
ening.
JULY p TO AUG. e2
Leo - With clear vision and
cheerful disposition, you can go
through your tasks assured that
results will be worth while.
AUG. ~ TO SEPT. %
TWgo-Aspects rate personal
affairs high now. II you allow
no unethical acts 10 creep in,
your day should wind up success
fully, both in business and heart
interests.
SEPT. p TO OCT. %
Libra-Step up your activities
in work and science. You can
achieve with astute management.
Considerable 10 be gained by co.
operation. consulting superiors,
intelligent friends.
OCT. - TO NOV. %
Scorpio-Mildly encouraging
spots you'll have TO watch lest
they cause miSJudgment, errors.
Get work done early; in free
time, pnjoy heart interests.
NOV. p TO DEC. %
SHaj'tGru'S-Take all matters
pleasantly, with eye to discov-
ering the good points, wedding
out less desired. No stalling or
relaxing till Job is done.
DEC. % TO JAN. Gi
Capricorn - Born before Jan.
s Splendid inclinations tend to
new gains through Your versa
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28

source of protein, the food nutri-
cnt which builds, repairs and
maintains body tissues.
Source OF Vitanios
As an excellent source Of the
B vltamins and the minerals,
iron and phosphorus, m 9 a /
makes other substantial contri-
buttons 10 the diet. Among nutri-
tionistS, it is commonly accepted
that the meal complete is the
one with meat.
One Of the meat combinations
that is delicious with A hot VIC
tory garden plate is liver sau-
sage and bacon. Although liver
rs a rcady-to-eat meat, and
usually served cold. it may he
hroilcd or panhroilcd and served
hot for variety.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
TODAY'S
Point

A NICE hig s-inch layer cake
that requires only y cup sugar
and y cup shortening IS our
recipe for today
Quick Spice Cake
Oh cups Sifted all-purpoSc flour.
y cup sugar
teaspoon soda
teaspoon baking powder
= teaspoon salt
= teaspoons cinnamon
! teaspoon ginger
3 teaspoon cloves
= teaspoon nutmeg
y cup vegetable Shortening
cup coffee liquid
3 cup molaSseS
l egg. unbeaten
! cup ralSInS.
Sift flour. sugar, soda baking
powder. salt and spices into
mixing bowl Drop in shortening.
Add y the coffee. molaSScS
and egg and stir until -four IS
molstened. Beat well Add re-
naming coffee and raiSlnS and
beat again Bake in Two S-inch
layer cake pans IN moderate
oven $3.50 degrees. Cool and
frost.
PPUOttCF PENNY
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28

tility and attention IN business.
Born after Jan. 7; Press harder
JAN. p TO FEB. 20
qudrtu s-If you exercise
steady, energetic effort, YOU
should give fine account Of your
stewardship today Always try
TO improve method.
FEB. 21 TO MARCH 20
Piscss-Showing a shrewd,
keen front with your interests,
especially in necessary affairs,
you will come through with
honors. Good work possible.
YOU. BORN TODAY-Wcll
fortified with earthly talents.
such AS executive and managerial
hility, appreciation of good
things, sympathy for your fell
bowman. You are charming COM
pany; can he good story-tcller.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Liver Sausage Increases
Vegetable Plate Appeal
By PRUDENCE PENNY

VEGETABLES FRESH from
the garden are a. the peak Of
their goodness. They should be
use q generously IN summer
meals and preserved for the
coming months as we'll How
ever, in planning meals with
vegetables the importance Of
meat IN the meal must also be
kept in mind
BESIDES the appetite appeal
that II adds 10 the meal meat
Is needed for good nutrition.
Meat IS our most important
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28

BIRDS AND flowers en-
hroaered in their natural color.
sdo,n linens your friends W.
ra.a about Crogro'ei half
u,..4rr, make cdCrE.
R-rroaary ard dainty c.n.
Chez Som aa re fpHr. .a.
f"rrr go Has transfers 'ar
f-r-~1,' 1.E+... $3.50 .s
directors
~raa t5 eer. r com .a.
o.r L.e WH.r.sr Par'C'r
HU'e.rarr r0s address EIUu.l.
y Dl'a - cents more tStc-
YOU 5ar new 1915 NeC5larta.t
Csta.,g . % illustrations ~
1c, gr, for embroidery, TOYS
knitting Crochet glAfs ham
ereitN g.. ID ,-oc aa., r7'tra
printed Vgh' as'-.1.
~-ed fo-- ord.. .s f#o
Hros .o. rsrrr~ truarw.rt.
1He Detroit T.mc,. Dgunt I
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Mrs. Boland Gives Luncheon

MRS. GEORGE BOLAND gave luncheon Yesterday AZ the
Boat Cuh for Mrs Herman Lalrcrs and house guest
M Naude Smith Of Chicago.
Mrs Laurcr hostess tho other day luncheon IN her
Country Club lane Crosse Pone for Miss
Miss Madeline Ellis who has heon living the West Coast
hut has up her residence Bishop road
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28

SHORT CIRCUITS are short
cuts 10 fire! That's why prop
crty owners need 20 watch out
for worn insulation on electric
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Attendants in ChaIkMarquisette

TIE ATTENDANTS identical dresses o chalk 0mfo
rraTFS6pC made Smpy..Rh mn youthful round necnc and
yoke outlined with hand Of nseftlon''a and ry o7p
sleeves.
on Of skirt fetching pocket
gathered hand Of lace Insertion and finished with rttc
m9rQJSc'ic...
Their airy hats unusual and dashing made OK white
IorScNa trimmed side With flarlng bows.
They carried yellow and shasta daisies,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Horoscope
By Frances Drake

Look hs Section in Which Your Birthday Comes and Find
\ What your Outlook Is, According 10 the Stars,
For Saturday, Jndy 2s, 1875
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Repair Defective Wiring at Once

wiring and have defects re-
paired the minute they are dis
covered. This means wiring IN
the car. as we'll AS in Nhe house.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Garden Platter

| pound liver sausage
Juice Of one lemon
> pound bacon
Now potatoes
Cream Saune
Green beans
Slice liver sausage y inch
thick. Remove casing and sprln-
kle with lemon lulCe. Place
bacon in a cool skillet and cook
slowly until crisp and light
golden brown. Remove TO paper
and drain
Pour OF an bur thin layer
of fat from the skillet. Place the
liver sausage IN tho hot pan.
Brown first on one side. then on
tho other Reduce the heat and
turn tho mo1t a> often as nee
c>Sarp 10 insure thorough even
heating
Pile peeled potatoes which
were boiled IN their jackets IN
the center Of a large round chop
plate. Pour 4 Wcll-Seasoned
cream sauce over the potatoes.
Arrange green beans on opposite
sides of the plate radiating out
from the center. Place the
sliced liver sausage and bacon
on both sides Of bundles Of green
beans. Serves four.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28
Coffee Cream Pie

cup -four
- teaspoon salt
g cup sugar
cup strong coffee
cup milk
- egg yo'ks
y tablespoons butter
I baked pastry shell
i >rccIpe mcrlneue. y
Mix -four. salt and sugar thor
oughly, add coffee and milk and
cook until thickened. stirring
constantly STIR slowly into
beaten cgE Nolks and cook l
minute longer Add butter Cool.
Pour INTO pastry shell top
with morIrCue and bake m hot
oven t30O degrees - minutes,
Makes / tq.lnchD pic.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-28

els oI White F705rs Vo.e placed ahoit tao ROOM,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-02
MONDAY, JULY ., 1915

and insects than VIII those puleld
from the sol. IN The usual way.
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Nrurr Mahtkampf in
RuBlanh in 5tdrt

9tod elmer 2onooner WfeI0ung ser
u9llI. 8reB" Ia9te lebte 8o6e Der
,Gatbolic 9cralO' einen beftigen
&onpf I'm oie Wto6t in 9}uBlono
oorauS unO ertlGrte, eS beItebe elm
HiB 5ipilden Der Hoten Armee uno
Ser fonmuniitildJen Bartei. GaS fa-
tbolilde 8latt erinnert an sic tiir3=
lihe VeelOung elmer Barrier 3eitung,
oer5ufolge 8eneraaiilimo Stain
tranf lit uno ieinen &idtritt beab-
itftigt, iobaIo Die 6rieOenspertrdee
abgeI6loiien iino. Ger ,Serolb' er.
Dartet einen erbitterten &f Inn
Die &ontroae 6e5 &reml uno l9reibt
~gS beItebt oaer 8runo 3ur Annobs
me, bob oieler &ompf erbitterter lein
miro, alS oos Eingen nod 2enins
SOB.
Oie 3eitung betont, 6oB Die Sra.
ge Der gea6folgeidaft in Sopiet.
RuBlano 0urd Die SatIo9e tonlpIi.
5lert peroe, oaB es ~fiir einen fom-
muniltiiden Oiftator ni6t genigt,
Elm geDanoter Bolitifer uno geiibter
Saftifer gu iein, ionoern er n1uB aud
unbeltreitbore IutoritGt in 2lngeIe.
genbeiten Der Communication Gbeo.
rie uno oaS geiltige Saupt ser tom.
muniItilhen Stride iein".
Stain bot fir Die @rleoigung
lelner HiOalen IelbIt geIorgt," itellt
oos 8latt tDeiter felt. Ser &ompf
Inn Die Wa6t in 3uBlono miro ii6
unter ben iebt bort berrldenben 8e.
oingungen noafommen Qnoers ent.
mideln als unter Sen 8eoingungen,
Die our 3eit Ser Nuseinonoer1 1ebung
Stalin-SrobfD berri6ten."
Der ,Seralo' peiIt oorQuf bin, ooB
Die ~&ote Irmee" felt iener 3eit Elm
ltarter SntereIient getporoen lit un6
ooB einige ibrer fiibrenoen Offi3ier
nfabige uno ebrgei5ige MGnner"
lino, ~Itder ibrer ielb1t uno trunfen
bon ibrem eigenen @rfolg. @s uns
terliegt feinem 3peifeI, bob einige
oorunter e6te Batrioten bes ortbo.
ooren Gpps iino, oenen Die @obl.
tobrt oes ruiiiifen 8oIfes mebr am
Ser5en liegt, alS Die fommuni iItiI6e
Soee".
uno oos 8lott fommt gu benz
S9luB, Dab Die 9lrmeefiibrer ~in
erlnnerung an Die groBe ,SGube-
rung' in Den Sabren 1937/38, in Ser
funf Wfari6uue uno ii6er pier5igtou.
ieno rongalteite Sffi3iere eri6ollen
ooer in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES geItedt
puroen", oiesmol tro6ten neroeh,
einen Damn ibrer @abl an Der Spit.
&c 81 boben.
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Wsein lieber Sobn! 8enn ou Die,
len 8rief Dem Seitament 6eines totem
Toters entnebmen pirit, peroe id)
orauBen am 8albronoe unter Der
5rieobofer6e liegen. Sbr peroet midi
NIT allen Gbren beltottet boben, uno
oleaeid It lino an meinem @robe 8or.
te gereoet poroen, oie mid ols einen
gbrenmonn bonn 5beitel Bis 5ur
Soble ribmten. - Ils einen Gbren-
mann! gu ollpiiien6er @ott, menn
Die Wenl6en 10 ieben f0nnten, nie
GU lteb1t, 10 gang tief in Die Seraen
blneln, mo- Die perborgenIten @e6on.
ten liegen, bie fein 5remoer aus Dem
lellen 3uden Der @inper errGt, 6onn
mllBten tie, oaB ib fein @brenmonn
mar, Damn DiiBten Tie, ooB id einen
Vte1neto ouf Dem @etpiiien nit mir
berumtrug mein 2eben lang; leit ie=
nem trourigen Gage ienes traurigen
Sabres, Dos nun Inn Sabr5ebnte 3u-
rudllegt, an Dem i6 l1nieliger midi
oerlelten lleB, Inn ben Breis zines
Vte1neloes fremoes @ut an midi 3u
brlngen, ooS mir ni6t geborte.
Sd ipelB, 0u erbleidIt, mein 5obn,
Denn on Die lebten @orte oeines to.
ten Naters lieIt; id iebe, tpie gu TAU
MELT, neil / d, 0ein Boter, Dir oos
belllge Bib 5eri6lagen muB, 6os 6u
BON mir in oeiner Seele trusIt. glber
l6 tpeib, ou bait mild INNER geliebt,
uno CLAUDE, uenn ou ben lebten
Sdlog itberpunoen baben tpirlt, 6onn
Dlrlt on aud beinem totem 8oter ber.
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5ur @infadbett uno Sereinlgun9 nit
@ott lit - 10 peroet Sbr Elm DRIFT
Ii6es Seim geItolten. Sbr tperoet eS
guh 5ur @bre onre6nen, Cure me-
niger 9liidIidcn &amerooen, Die per-
Itiimmelt beinfebren, in e6ter
5reunoidoft 81 unteritiiben uno Dor
auem ibnen bebilfli6 81 lein, it6 fir
eineu neuen 8eruf auS5ubiloen, 10
oaB lie olSbolo Dieoer ibr etgenes
8rot ernerben fonnen, uno Sbr 1per-
oct oeS 9lpolteImorte5 eingeoenf lein :
u@iner troge 0e5 gnOern 2alt, uno
10 merbet ibr Ou5 @eleB Gbrilti ers
fiilen" (8al 6, p.
Sn Seinem belligen Namen ieg'
men mir Guh, Sung uno 9llt, uno
mir erfleben fir gu6 Oie 5iille bon
Botte5 GroIt uno Starfe.
IS Iegne gud Ser allmGftige @ott,
Der Eoter un0 ser Sobn uno Der 81.
@cilt. 9lnren.
gegeben gu 6ulOu om %. Augult
1915.
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oeuti6en Groge, uno 6bnli6e oiplo.
motiI6e &o6re5epte bate man fir
Dem 9alfan, fir Stalien, fir gona
europa i'm Slnn, uno Iiten uno Der
Po5ifit, glaubte man. Ieien Biz oui
elnlge &leinigteiten bereits in l60n.
tier Sronung, 10 baB 6afiir irgen6
cine internationale &onferen5 uber.
baupt ni6t bonn0ten lei.
Nber Die Gbefs Der tpeltliden 81,
plomatenfiibe erlebten in Qonbon
Gnttaul6ung iiber gnttduldunq.
Statt oes ermarteten iaftigen Bra.
tens pralentierte iid ibre fonferena.
llde Smprooilation ols ni6t lonoet.
lid appetitli6es &ogout, ODER pieI-
mebr als Ola botrida, 5u 0eutl6
faulenoe S6iiiiel" genannt. un0 ols
Die &onferen5teilnebmer 1i6 Die 8es
lderung beIaben, fam es nit nidten
gu Der erDarteten uebereinltimmuna.
Die Rulien ierpierten - oiesmol,
i6elnt's, melt meniger freigebig nit
8oofo uno ionItisen fliiiiigen SafeI.
freuoen - ibre eigene S6uiiel, mai
lipen ruiiiiden 8areni6infen in ro-
ter Sunfe, uno foroerten obne biel
3eremoniea, oaB it6 Die &onferen5
oamit abfinoen miiBte.
Wit nii6ternen 8orten beiBt oos,
HuBlanb berlangte auf Der &onfe-
ren5, buB it6 Die 8eitmG6te in allen
in bunter 9feibenfolee our 0ebatte
fommenoen Sragen ben 0osfau'er
8uni6en gu fiigen baben. 9ie 8al-
fan>Sragen erpieien it6 aIs beIon-
oers oornig uno fiibrten aulest faIt
5ur grploiion. Iber auh bic italie.
niide Srage erpies fib als 10 ber-
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@rutdrea unh Anmenfdrpn
Bon 6. s. Jtei denberger

Malcolm %. Binsap beri6tete in
ieinem &aoiobortrag iiber 0odou:
~Wir fanoen bort ungefabr 6reitau.
leno tatboliibe BrieIter. Sic maren
abgelonoert. Die Brieiter mur.
Den pie oie iibrigen gu Sflapenarbeit
perpenoet. Sic muBten in Sel6ern
ODER 6obrifen arbeiten. O1an nib.
braudte tie oud fiir me0i5iniI6e Ct.
perlmente. Sd lpra6 nit Sotber 8e.
ter oon 8eItel, einem boaQnoiI6en
Selulten, Ser i'm September 1911 in
oleleS 0eTangniS geiporfen puroe.
Seln eln3lge5 8erbre6en beltano
oorln ooB er ouf Die aan3e1 ging
uno leine 2eute oufforoerte, iid nt6t
ourd Die atbelItiiden 2ebren Der Sea-
5lS onteden 81 lolien, BEN @louben
an 8ott unb ibre unIterbIihen See.
len gu bemubren. Io5 mar Iein Ser
breden. Sd bobe cine Stun0e nit
ibm 5ugebradt. Ct botte oos BELLA.
moBiglte 9lngeitdt, Die liebepouite
StImme, Die id) ie i'm &eben funo. SSn
ibm mar feline 8itterfeit. SD froqte
1bn: ,um 9immels tuillen, 6atber,
tpie tonnten Sic 0os bier Sabre aus.
boltenY Sier lit feline 9Intport: SD
bate @lauben un @ott. Gs Itiibte
MIDI meln 8laube, ooB Der WeiIter
mid blerber baben poqte, ooB i6
ben Seloenoen belfen un6 oie Ster.
benoen trolten fonne." (,Wbat $
Sap SSn europe - 9lno @bot @e
Wuit 90 a6out ST.
Gin boadnoiiber NiiIionGr, ga,
tber ban Straelen, S.V.D., bat 10.
eben in England Elm 8udlein Der.
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Der
,Obio &aiienfrennb'
bietet endl ie6e @Dd)e:

4ufflGrung iiber fotboIii6e 2eb.
re uno Broris;
8iele mihtige Na6ridten iiber
fotbolii6se 2eben;
8i6erbeipredungen our Srien.
tierung fir bic 2eftiire;
Sntereiiante, iponnenoe &oma-
ne uno bodoftuelle 8ioerapbien;
Cine auBerit lebrrei6e uno ei.
genartige Iusfunftsipalte.
3urh @ntri6tung cures. eigenen
Announcements uno our6 @etpir.
nung zines 2eiers belft ibr, unbe.
mtttelte stubenten gum BrieIter.
ltono beran5ubiloen, i'm apoitoIat
Der tatbolii6en Breiie tGtig at
lein, itd nit Ser3 uno @eift @o6e
fir 8o6e an niitlider, lebrrei6er
2eftiire 5u ereoeen uno Die &c.
niBbeit, baB 3ufiinftige grieIter
taglt6 am Iltare fir Deu6, cure
Wobltater, beten. - 8elb' bobere
Glitter f0nntet ibr eu6 ertperben?
g dreibt an:
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mir Die Gugen geoffnet unb 6as Ser5
mitrbe gemadt bat, uno bon oem So
&c, mo- oas unre6te @ut bur6 Got
tes Sanb 5ertriimmert mar, i9ien es
langIam lpieoer oufnGrts5ugeben,
aber nit Del6er 0tiibe, nit nel6en
@etpiIiensquaIen in Der Seele i6 mid
Dteoer emporarbeitete, - oabon LAB
MIDI i6peigen.
Do6 i6 fonnte penigItens tpteoer
nieoerfnien un6 beten; muBte nt6t
mebr pie pilb uno ton oaponlaufen,
penn i6 6i6 beten b0rte; fonnte es
ertragen, penn 6ie 2eute na9 Dem
l1ngliid, oas uns betroffen, NIT Sin.
germ auf mild 0euteten uno beimli6
bonn ~Weinei0bauern" rebeten uno
ruurten. Sd idmieg oa3u. 8ie bGtte
ib reoen 6iirfen uno reoen fonnen?
Sd blieb itia uno plagte midi peiter.
ltno 10 a6teten mid Die Wenl6en
ringsum Inn meines SleiBeS nillen,
Denn ibnen biellei6t au6 inn ltiIlen
Dor mir graute.
gu biit an meiner Seite groB ges
Doroen, mein Sobn, uno boit Die be-
item 9inge gelernt, Die i6 bi6 leb-
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uno ebrli6 iein. SeBt reoet Elm Eoter
gu Dir, elm Soter, Der oein 8ater mar
unO oi6 I'M Der &ube ieiner ormen
Seele piqen btttet, ieinen lesten @il.
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laiie befinoet it6 elm Sparfoilenbu6,
bon oet1 on nibts muBteit. 0ie Gum
me, Die Oarin entbalten, lit 10 bod,
oaB ou oomit bas unre6t, oas i6
gegen anoere WenI9en, gegen Die
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oeS Soters Segen ben &inoern Sou.
Ter bout, uno labe ni6t bon neuem
8ottes Stud auf Die S6oqe, Die bu
bepobnIt uno bebauit!
Bos i'd gesen @ott gefeblt, aGs
t6 bic meineioige Sano erbob, oos
moge Ct mir gndoig ber5eiben.
Sd babe bieles ouf @roen 6amols
gelitten, uno Denn i6 i'm Senieits
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gerne tun uno iagen: ~Serr, @ott
i'm Simmel, i6 oanfe Dir, boB Qu
mid nt6t gan5 bernirfit!" I'm bos
etne aber bite t9 bid, mein Sobn,
in oeinem gan5en 2eben iei tpabr, Iei
mobr! 2iige ni6tl uno tpenn ou ie.
mails in oeinem 2eben bic Sano Dor
8erift gum Simmel erbeben muBt,
I'M oas lebte WitteI gu erereifen,
oas Die Wenl9en baben, Inn @abr.
belt. &e6t uno @eredtigfeit gu ent-
l6eloen, - Damn 1peroe ni9t gum
ru6loien Srebler Dor Dem epiqen
8ott! 8enn audi bteIlei9t tein 8lib.
ltrobl nteoer5udt auf oein Saus, -
auf oas Saus zines MenI6ennurmes,
Der it6 Dor @ott frii1nmt in Ieiner
Berlogenbeit - lei iider, Seine Sta.
DIE miro oi6 finoen, es iei beute ooer
morgen ooer iibermorgen. Seute nod
bit ou elm itarter Wann, morqen
bit on Elm panfenoer @reis, iber.
morgen bit ou tot un6 itebit Dor oem
eDlgen &i6ter. limb ben bermaq
feiner al beliigen.
Gu lielt Die 8orte zines Seim.
9egongenen! 8, id bin gerne geqan.
gen aus 6ieier Dual; nun ober ridte
ol6 uuf uno falte Die SGnoe uno be.
tie fir oeinen totem 8ater!
@S bat feinen 3ped, ooriber na6.
5ugrubeln, ouf neG6en 8orausiesur.
gen uno Eatiaden oieier 8rief be.
rubt uno nit pel6em 3e9te er bier
oeroffentlt6t Diro. Cider lit, bah er
telnes Weni6en 9lnoenfen i6G6igt;
mo9e er man6em Weni9en niiten!
Dr.. J. KEup
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-13

EXECUTRIX NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Executrix of the
Estate of Charles 6. Smith, late of New
Hanover County. North Carolina. this
is to notify all persons having claims
against the Estate of the said deceased
to exhibit them to the undersigned. a:
1903 Princess Street. Wilmington. NORTH
Carolina. OH or before the 9th day o.
August. 1916 or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of recovery.
All persons indebted TO said estate
viii please make immediate payment.
This the 9th day of August. 1945
LUCILLE SMITH,
ExGcutrix of the Estate of
CHARLES e SMITH,
Deceased
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-13

180.-Legal.

Southern line Of Marstellar Street with
the Western line Of Ninth Street; run
ming thence Soutnwardly alcng said
Western line of Ninth Street, thirty
three 1887 feet; thence Westwardly and
parallel with Marstellar Street one hun
bred and fifty Q50) feet to the Eastern
line of Taft Avenue; thence Northwasdly
along said Eastern line of Taft Avenue,
thirty-three 1887 feet to the Southern
line of Marstellar Street; thence East
wardly along said Southern line OF
Marstellar Street one hundred and fifty
(150) feet to the point of beginning
same being part of Lot l in Block 54a
of the official plan of the City of Will
mington, N. c.
SECOND TRACT:
BEGINNING at the intersection of the
Northern line of Kidder Street with the
Eastern line of Eighth Street: running
thence Northwardly along the Eastern
line of Eighth Street, thirty-three (33)
feet; thence Eastwardly and parallel
with Kidder Street. one hundred and
fifty l50) feet to the Western line of
Taft Avenue: thence Southwardly along
the Western line of Taft Avenue and
parallel with Eighth Street thirty-three
feet (33) feet, to the Northern line of
Kidder Street; thence Westwardly along
the Northern line of Kidder Street,
one hundred end fifty (150) feet to the
Eastern line of Eighth Street, the point
of beginning. Same being part of Lot
No. 6, in Block 543 according to the
official plan of said City of Wilmington,
N. c..
The successful bidder will be required
TO deposit 10 per cent of his bid with
the Commissioner.
Dated and posted this the 18th day of
September, 1945.
CLAYTON C. HOLMES
COMMISSIONER