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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-09-07

for against organized bigOtry,
but that part of the victory has
been won. ''The result has
been probably the most mark
ed '0wering of mortality End
mOrbidity rates of any period
in the Negroes history" he de-
clared. Naturally he is deep
ly concerned lest he lose those
gains. Like all other Ameri-
can citizens, he wants to retain
that which he has gained and
to continue to improve his
status"
Others testifying in favor of the
full employment bill included rep.
resentatives of labor, church, anC
government. The bill is opposed
by representatives of the Nationa
Manufacturers Association anC
banker groups.
White was the first Negro tx
appear before the committee hold
ing hearings on the bill.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-09-07
Plea
Frees FalticO Girl

Jeanette FalticO, Is, Of 2507
Blaisdell Avenue, who entered
a plea of self-defense in the
fatal shooting of Marvin Lewis,
q, of us Olson Boulevard, at
$50 Eighth Avenue No, last
Wednesday morning, was freed
of the charge by a Hennepin
County grand jury, Wednesday,
exactly a week after the shoot
ing. The grand jury returned a
mo bill"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-09-07
Heroic TIT Gets Reward"
For ValOr; 400 Veterans
to Pacific Hard Labor

WASHINGTON, D. c. (NNPA)-The vicious pattern of
reducing heroic Negro combat soldiers status of service
troops before they returned to the United States
tnuing Latest victims the members of the 77th Field
Artillery Battalion in France The battalion has been dis
banded Some of the members with high point scores
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-09-07
Can't SmOkescreen
Red Cross Blood JimcrO
Any Longer: What Now?

WASHINGTON, D. c. (NNPA) -Whether the American
Red Cross will continue the separate labelling of the blood of
white and colored people that the the
subject of inquiry by the Negro Newspaper Publishers
Association last week through the Washington News
reau No answer had been received up to press time
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-09-07

gory), we could
have looked for
ward this week
to a rare treat.
Those of us
who watched him
in the Senate
when he was
making his un-
warranted attack
on all Negro sol,
H. oo- ~.ok,,.s
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-09-07
"WOmen In Prison" Topic

DIR. Grace Carlson will speak at a
public meeting, Sunday, Sept. 9, at
7:3O p. m, at 10 S. Fourth st., Min
neapolis. Her subject will be
"Women In Prison" This meeting
is open to the public.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-09-07
Ladies' Auditory
Of Porter Brotherhood
To Meet on Tuesday

The ladies' auxiliary of the
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Por-
tiers will hold a meeting Tuesday,
September II, at l o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Dorothy Jones, SIS
Bryant Ave. No.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-09-07
Mpls. Veteran of Mixed Unit
Says Returning White G.I.'s
Will Aid Negroes FIGHT

Many returning white veterans will be ouspoken about
giving Negroes equal break from on according to
Pfc Raymond Patrick the first Twin Ctian known to have
served in the 18th armored division of General Pachs
Seventh Army in France mixed unit of Negro and white
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-09-07
Took Tragedy of War
To Give Negro Chance
White Tells Senators

WASHINGTON, D. G. CNNPA) Immediate enactment
hib discrimination account of race creed color or
ona origin urged last week by Walter White executive
secretary of the NAACP before the Senate Banking and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-09-07
10th Annual OES Session
Was Held In St. Paul;
Mrs. Ransom Reelected

The goth annual communication of the Minnesota Juris
dction prince Hall AiatOn) of the Order of Eastern STAR
held August % and "a in the auditorium of Pilgrim Bap
fist church, Grotto and W. Central Ave, ST. Paul The ST.
Paul Chapter No l. was host to the convene.
The floral decorations in the auditorium combined with the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-09-07
UncOvering
Washington
By Horny S. McAlpin

If consistency were a virtue of
every human being (and reluctant
ly, we have to put Sen. Eastland
in that cate'
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-09-07

Pvt. Patrick, who has been visit
ing his sisters, Mrs. Helen Jackson;
371 Western Ave-, st. Paul, and
Mrs. Grace Judy, 211O 18th Avenue
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-09-07

OES cOlOrs, ana the uIlllOrIhs Oh the
delegates to present a colorful
The Worthy Grand
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-09-07

will
lants
/, the
.n1er-
Y the
Jegro
week.,
''NIr.
sure
it in
We in
DEM
tened
cratic
who
istra-
a big
alton.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-04
,1QdnnkQn
u. Erinnerungen
Bon q b. 5. synertacs
(Sortl lebung)

3aliuS beflugte lebbaft, ooB Me.
lanfton leinen eolen @ei1t 5ur Ser
teiOigupg Ser lutberilhen SSrrtiimer
miB6raudte. gln einen ebemoligen
Sdiiler, Ibomos 8lorer, ser 2utbers
2ebrmeinungen angenommen bate,
Idrteb er am 21. 0e5ember 1921:
vGu oauerIt mid, uno id beoaure
oid bon gon5er 5eele, bid, einen
Giingling, Ser oie 8eIt ni6t fennt
rn0 Die Stride oerlGBt, inoem ou
S6ottenbiloern no6iogit. Girft ibr
megen Ser NeiB6rGu6e Ginger Die
gan5e Stride oerurteilen? SSbr fol-
CERT aus Der Iusnabme ouf oos
@un5e, l6mGbt tpegen Der MiBbrGu-
die ou6 oos @ute uno merit aGes
iiber 8oro."
salt NAL einen Iugenblid elm, L"
unterbra6 ser alte sSatber gfeinefe
oieIen &eoefluB. ~0enfit bu, oaB Iu>
tberiibe GbriIten, Die oos aues qele.
len, 5ur fotboliifen Stride 5uriidteb-
REM"
~8ewiB, nit ser @nQoe uno SiIfe
@ottes, penn lie euten 8iIlens itnb."
Jotber gteinefe bate 1id bieIe
eonngelti6= 6=lutberii6e sSreun6e err
Dorben in 8reeie. Sos mor au Der
3elt, olS oieie 2eute nod feline eige.
men @emetnoen - uno feline Sebpre-
bigger - botten. Sbre &in6er gingen
bielfo6 in Die fotboIii6e S6ule, sic
ouh rBublic S6ool" mar. glud) nod),
oem blieben oieIe 9in6er un6 ibre gI,
tern INNER nod quite Sreunoe ssatber
Ee1netes: 9as tporen nod Die erIten
lutberiIden InIteoIer, Die freun6Iid)
uno nodbarli6 bIieben. Die ipdtern
Intommlinge, oie ltd in eigenen &C.
me1noen 5uiammeni6IoiIen un6 lire
&tt1oer IN tbren S6ulen er5ogen, ma.
rem aug anoerem SoI5 geI6nibt. Ssb,
re Yreolger batten 6en oIten einqe-
tlet1ften Sab gegen sic fotboIiIhe
STRIDE Gin 8eilpiel:
Poltors Tbereie batte gebort, iie
batten einen &oblengrdber auf elmer
Sro9babre in's Soipital gebrodt. @r
Dor in Der &oblenerube oerunaIiidt.
er bate Dos gein 5eriplittert. SSsdj
gtng gum Soipital uno fono 0r.
Sobn &lutb i'm SperotionS5immer.
@r oerbono ben Bernunoeten uno
lteB tbn ouf's 8ett tragen. Ser Mann
muBte ettpo cine 8ode berumliegen
uno er bate 2angepeile uno ninif-
te ettpas gum 2eien. Ssrgen6 ettpos,
melnte er. Sd unb Die S6neitern
gaben ibm oeutI6e 8ii6er, neil er
crit Dor frr5em aus 0eutidlono ein-
genanoert mar. Inter BEN 8iidern
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SOoc8an5etgell

8. 3. 8uettsen. @eitorben in gbi.
cogo, 81. llter 2eIer.
SObu u. StOser. @eItorben in So.
leoo, .. Ilter 2eler.
Sran sSobn &remer. &c ltorben am
81. Iuguit 1915, tpoblpor6ereitet, in
auiion Earf, ga. 2angiabrige 2eie'
rim.
NrnDl6 &Dnnebamm. @eboreu am
2. Sanuar 1864 in Niterbein1,
3eutidluno. @eitorben am 26. SSuIi
1915 in Seneca, &onS.,
Jran Nuna SfJroQ. @eItorben am
IS. 9lugult 1915, poblborbereitet, inn
alter BON einunoa6t3ig Sabren in
Vtt. OliDer, Bittsburgb, Ba.
9lntbonD Sd)melsle. @eltorben in
Soglnop, Oei6. @r binterlGBt ieine
@attin, einen Sobn uno 3pei 90d-
ter. Sitter 2eier.
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W. g. N* g.

Cine intereiiante @ei9tdte lieBe
It6 i6reiben iiber Die 8eobadtungen,
Die man am Gage Der 8egiItrierung
Der Stuoenten MAIDEN tonnte. Sic
itno enolt6 in Der 96ule aneeIongt,
nod ,pel6er biellei6t Iange Sabre
ibr Sinnen uno Trodten iie btnaog.
Sir Die meiIten Der neuen Stuoenten
lit es pobI Dos erIte Wal, 6aB iie
BON Saus uno Seim meg iino. 8iele
oerielben itno bunoerte, mon6e tau-
ienoe BON WeiIen entfernt bon ibren
@ltern unO @eI6piltern. Sbre gan5e
umgebung erl6eint ibnen neu nit
Iusnobme etli6er Stuoenten, Die ite
Dieletbt in ibrer Seimatpfarrei ge=
fannt baben.
IS lit gan5 nutiirlid, oaB Die @e-
oanfen Ser Neuantommlinge itd Dor
aqem nit Der grinnerung an oie
Seimut belhoftigen. &einer Der neuen
Stuoenten min eingelteben, oaB er
SeimDeb bat. 8ie 81 ermarten mar,
lino etlide bereits 5u Der Nnlt6t ge-
longt, ouB 6armen ibr Beruf lit.
0a5 lit Elm gutter uno niibli6er 8e.
ruf Sn Denigen Sagen miro Die Soee
OeS 6ormerberufS it6 als Elm tGu-
idenoes Bbantom erpeiien, lobal6
ou5 Seimpeb perflogen lit, ser Ap-
petit mG6lt, ooS Sntereile an Ser 4r-
belt beginnt uno Die 9lnnebmIi6teit
BON grbolung uno Spiel lt6 gelteno
ma6t.
giner Der Stu0enten botte iibere
Torbereltungen getroffen, um lein
@elo ouf Ger &eile ni6t gu oerlie.
rem. @r butte iein @elo perteilt in
bret @elobeuteIn uno in einem SGf-
den an elmer &ette Inn Ben Sols, Inn
bic ~ungebeure" Summe BON $3.47
gu bergen.
Ius l1nfrout i'm @urten j6mtnoet
alm0bli6 uno Die @rasplGbe leben
l6on gepflegter aus. 8enn cine Nr-
beitsfolonne bon 0reibunoert Stus
oenten anfaBt, fann in fur5er 3eit
biel erleoigt peroen.
4 Il
Cine 2ln5ubl SSoiepbinuusolumnen
ltattete ibrer Ilmu Ufater am Suge
Der &egiltrierung einen Beiud ob.
6ult leoer bra6te etlide neue Stu,
oenten NIT. Salt ale Stubenten iino
5uritdgefebrt nit 9lusnabme bes ei.
men ooer anoern neuen Stuoenten.
@iner Der Stuoenten mq6te eine
Orei5ebnbunoert Wteilen longe sSobrt
nit fitnf Stu0enten ieiner Seinats
pfarrei. 8ir bepiufomnnen Itets ben
Belu6 unIerer Ilumnen.
9rei neue Nitglieoer iino unierer
5otultat eingereibt poroen. @s limb {:
SobD. S6aIt bon Der Oio3eie Sue.
Jon, So6D. 8remer BON Der 0i03eIe
Iltoona uno Sodn. 8oigt bon Der
Oio3ele st. @louo. @ir fiiblen unS
gludlt6, oteIelben als neue 8rofel,
loren Der 5ofultat begriiBen gu f0n=
men, uno Ditnlden ibnen guten @r-
folg in ibrem neuen arbeitsfreis.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-04

mar zines, oas tbn gdn3 beionoers
interefiierte: uMartin 2utber, Der
Reforn1ator 9euti6Ion6s". Ct be-
gann es beeierte 5u Ieien, leete es
aber bal6 gillette. Sd er5GbIte 6ies
Sotber 8etnefe. CT b0rte mid ee"
ouloig an, 6rebte ii6 I'M uno idaute
etpaS launig 0urd's Seniter uno
iagte gan3 fur5:
~0en trieglt 0u nidt, Der miro
nidt tatbolii6!"
~aber," meinte i6, rer ideint Elm
netter Menid 81 iein, ernit uno ebr'
li6."
~SSo ia" CAB Ser aIte Serr 5u-
rid, ~getp0bnli6 itno lte i6on uno
nett, 10 lange tie uns brau6en uno
ouf uniere Stlfe angemieien ltnol
aber mas lte BON Dir unb oen Sdpe,
itern oenfen, oariiber laiien lie ltG
crit aus, penn iie uns ni6t mebr
notig baben."
Sd beiu6te i'm ieoen Sag unb
unterbielt MIDI cine 3eitlang nit ibnl.
gnoli6 i6ien er ii6 5u mouiern un6
gab mir oos 8ud 5uriid nit Dem
8e1nerfen:
80 etDos bab i6 nod ME geIeien
uno t6 tann es nt6t glauben. @enn
oaS alleS Dabr it, oann mar 2utber
ia Elm IdIedter Wteni6, ser gan5
9eutl6lano ms ungliid ge1tiir5t
bot. Iber, mer tonn oaS glouben, oaB
Elm frommer, beiliger Wonn 10 ettpos
tqte!"
@r moQte peiter ni6t ouruber
argumentteren uno i6 lieB i'm rubig
in 'einem @lauben. Na6 einiger 3eit
fragte MIDI Der olte 9err uber oen
Sal. &ur5 uno biinoig onttportete id
ibm:
~Sopfen uno Wol3 perlorenl"
~Iba," meinte er, vbobe i6 eS Dir
nidt geiogt?! Sin berortiger Oeeni6
tonn nur fatboliib peroen, inoem
er ooS Betiplel Der &atboIifen beobs
odtet, betet uno oaour6 li6 Die @nus
De @ottes Deroient."
Der olte Serr bate ou6 oieSmal
re6t gea6 einigen Minuten meinte
er, oaes OiSputieren un6 Irqumen.
tieren NIT einfoden gIQubigen 8ro.
teitanten lei Dergebli6e Miibe, oenn,
I'M proteitontii6en @louben geboren,
glouben lie eben 10 felt, oaB ite i'm
Hedten 1tno, ols Die fotboIil6 @ebo-
renen.
Sd fragte i'm, pie man mobI it,
men Den Dobren @louben, bon Dem
lbre 8orfobren obgefouen Iino, pie-
Der belbringen tonne.
Sberele bate Die 5roge audi qe.
bort uno mar au6 neugieria au er,
tabren, mas Der oIte Serr 6orouf
lagen tpuroe: ~0at poQt id aud NAL
gerne piiien. Sd benz al 10 Iafen
oorl1ber no6oa6t uno mat De ole
&nles Woma oariiber fiibrt; nod]
geltern, alS id min 8rot Dor baIt
bept, uno De DuBt ct of ned. 0e
Baltors De Toilet Dat oo6 peeten."
~I9, bon bod bin Wul, SbereIe!"
CAB ibr tbr 8ruoer 5uriid. u@enn
Die 3eit tommt, Damn ton1mt au6
Stat"
2bereie l6ob al in Die Slide.
~So, oteie 5ruge lit i6tper gu be.
onttuorten," logte Sotber 9teinefe,
"uno t6 CLAUDE foum, ooB iie iemono
rt6tlg beantDorten tonn."
(Jortiebune folgt)
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9nbnqne, So. - Sn Dperspille
puroe leste 8o9e Der bo6p. Sr.
sc. 30. Soffmann ols unabiesbarer
8farrer Der oortieen ct. Srana
Gaper. .@emeinbe initauiert, uno 3tpar
BON benz bodp'iten Srn. @r3btidof
&oblman. Satber Soffman1t, Der IN
5tpei 8eltfriegen als armeefaplatt
oiente, tpurbe tiir5li9 nit bem Stang
zines lieutenant Colonel ebrenbou
aus Dem QrmeeoienIt entlaiien. In
ser 9persbiue'er Seier beteiltgten fi6
II. a. a6tunbpieraig Brieiter 1lnb Die
Imerican 2egion in boiler Gala
uniform.
Cincinnati, .. -sSn Milforo, g.,
feierte Der bo6n. P. Seroinano I.
Woeller, ST., oreiunoneun5ig Sabre
aft, Der GlteIte Seiuitenpater in ben
Ser. Stauten, SEN ied5igiten Sabres-
tag leiner Brieitertpeibe. Die Seier
mar uripriinelid auf ben 20. aueuit
ongelebt, muBte aber in In6etra6t
oe5 @elunobeits5uItonoes oes Subj
lars auf ben 26. September oerlegt
meroen. P. Woeller nabm in ieinem
Roaltubl Sell an Der feierli6en &C.
gensonoa6t in Ser &opeae 6es Sc
luitennobi5iats in Ufilfor0 uno EMP
fling na6ber Sreunoe uno Sausges
noilen ouf ieinem 3immer. Ser SUI
bilor lit ni9t mebr imItunoe, Die bei-
lige 0teile 81 5elebrieren, uno ber-
briagt bic meilte 3ett auf leinem
3immer. @r3bil6of WcNi6olas mnr
Ser 3elebrunt bei ser Segensonoa6t
5u @bren Oes Su6ilors. Im Iltore
alllitierten P. Brobin5ial SEQ 9. Sub
lioan, ST., bon Chicago unO P. 3ets
tor 8iqiom &. SngertD, ST., bon
Utilforo. Sir P. Moeuer mar 0ieS
Die pierte SubilGumsfeier. 1921 be.
glng er oen fiinf5igIten uno 1881 ben
le65lgiten SSSabreStag als Mitglieo
Der 8eleIliboft Seiu, uno 1885 ben
fiinf3igIten 5abreStag ieiner Brieter,
Deibe Gin 8ruoer Des beritorbenen
@r3bii6ofs SenrD MoeQer bon @in-
cinnatt, NOR P. 5eroinano am 16.
0e5ember 1852 bier geboren. Bon
oen ite6en &inoern Ser Somilie tpeib.
ten ii6 bier Dem 0ienit Ser Stride,
nam1i6 P. 5eroinono, ST.; @r5bi.
idof Senrp Weoeller; Wigr. Bernard
Ofoeller, ieiner3eit &on5Ier Der @r5-
oio5eie Cincinnati; unb SdneIter
SenrD Wtorio aus Dem Sroen Ser
8armber5igen 5dneItern bon Uft.
st. SoIepb. Die 8ei6mi1ter bes SSu.
bilars itno ibm bereits ale in Die
GmIgfett oorausgegangen.
GlebeIanb, .. - am 2. Sttober
fono in Der bieiigen ct. Sobanness
&otbeordle Die feierli6e &onletra
tion oeS neuen &oaoiutorbil9ofs bon
Ga @roiie, Wigr. Sobn g. Sreocp,
ltott. Die &onlefration boll5og Der
papl ltltde GeIegot, gr5bii6of @icog.
nani. als Nittonietrotoren fungier.
ten Die 8iIdofe Sobon un6 @iQiam
Q. O'8rien. 9ie 5eitpre6ist bieIt
@r5 biIfof UfcRidolos BON @tncin.
natl.
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Die bl. 8risttta BON Sdueben - Sic @riin-
oerin Der 8rigitterinnen murbe Inn 1903 in lip
Iau, Sblueben, geboren uno itarb ieb3ig Sabre
ipdter in Rom. Sic puroe jung perbeirotet uno
bate od]t sanoer, Oorunter Die bl 4atborina BON
Sfpeoen. Nad) oem Sooe ibres @atten griinoete
lie nit ettpa ed5ig onoeren 5rouen ben 8rigitti.
neroroen, ben iie ettpa oreiBie Sabre lang eeens-
reid leitete. Sic lit Die 2anoespotronin bon Sfpe.
ben uno ibr 5eit miro am g. Sftober gefeiert
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@Ortbiuston, O.,-st. BunI, Tfimu.
9onnerstag, 4. OftDber 1915.
81 IT d c II t a | Ser

SOnutag, 30. September, nenn5ebn-
ter SOnntag nad Efingiten. -
@bangelium: 0oS bod3eits
lide &leio (Weattb. 22).
Wontog, 1. Sftober: &emigius.
9tenStag, 2. Oftober: 5dusengel-
felt.
Mittpof, 8. Oftober:: Gberelto bonn
&inoe Selu.
9onnerstog, 4. Oftober: 6ran8isfus
bon aiiiii.
Jreitog, 5. Sttober: Bla5ious.
Somstog, 6. Sftober: Grierer MGr-
tDrer.
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Sttmlt1e 0eS GDlfrS
tIr 0a8 s$Oiepbiuunt

Ginliegeno S. fir Die 5tu6enten
S6 bate Die @abe in einem an1ie.
gen oerIproden.
5. s., Irf.
Enclosed you will find $5 for the
students in honor of st. Joseph in
Thanksgiving for favors which were
granted.
Mrs. M. r., o.
GInliegeno 50 our loufenoen 6rei=
lteQe gum 9anf fir Die grb0rung
elmer 8itte.
SeIer, Deinn.
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Qutttuug fit frOmu1e
@Qbc1l 3ugnniteu uuierrr
StuOcntcu

Mrs. NM, New York. ....... $1,000
John Schornok, Aberdeen,
Wash. Observation-Disclosures. 800
Mary Fritz, Chicago, III. 49,. 800
Mrs. John Sabel, Louisville,
ny. .............. 2.0O
Jacob ServaS, Rochester, NY. ESQ
Mrs. c. Doft1ng, Colwich, Kas. 200
Herman BoomS, Ruth, Mich. 200
Mrs. P. Koestner, Altoona, Pa. 200
H. E. Burling, Portsmouth, o. 100
Bertha Weiss, Irvington, NJ. 100
Patrick Wagner, Niagra, Wis. 100
Frank Haddas, Detroit, Mich. 100
A. Helgendorf, Detroit, Mich. 100
Mrs. Rohling, Winsted, MINI. 100
Katherine Schelper, Jersey
vile, NJ. 100
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Werth, NJ. ......... 100
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Pa. Observation-Disclosures. 100
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q$h,thbdpes4 j

Ga Gruile, @is. - Die Dioaeie
bat in @au Claire oas @runoeigen.
tllm oes 9. 9. 8beeler=N =No6lalies,
etlpo bier SdulerblofS BON oem
~Gomntown" =Giitrift, erporben. @s
banoelt ii6 Inn elm Mreol, oos 3irfo
5mei Sauierblods unfoBt, iebo6
puroe Der 3ped oes slntoufS bis,
Der nidt 6efannt gegeben.
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ltniere aus Settfrdutern beree.
iteuten 2orutipe @apiules itno ni9t
nnr Elm milces Ibfiibrn1ittel, ion6ern
toroern Die 8eroauung, entfernen bic
8iftitoffe aus Raeen uno Den Ser.
oanlngSorgonen, itarfen oieieIben
luto reint9en oos 8lut. 8ei 9roni.
i6er Beritopfung itno iie 1,niibertrof.
fem.
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boast not only of having come
into close contact with all the
crowned heads Of Europe. Is
well Is the leading actors and
literary lights of the day, but
also Of having in his time
known all the last-minute COS
sip of salons. chateaux and
courts.
His services were obtainable
by appointment only. Every Au-
gust he followed his exclusive
clientele to Deauville. In Sep
TENDER, when the shooting sea-
son opened, he would start his
tour of the chateaux. King Leo
pold Of Belgium once called Do
COR all the way to Laecken Pal
ace for q haircut. Marcel Proust
had q standing appointment
every evening to come in and
have his mustache waxed before
going on to dinner at the nearby
Ritz.
One Of Monsieur Dogor's most
priced possessions Is q trinket
box which contains, among
many souvenirs. q lock of Ed
ward Wis hair and a handsome
gold watch, presented to him
by the Gear of Russia on his last
visit to Compiegne.