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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-13
Matter Deals With Pro-
posed Bond Election
For Construction Of
Beach On South Shore

Thirty representatives of
the Key West Chamber of
Commerce, the Jaycees, the
Rotarians and the Lions Club
were present last night at
the meeting of county COM
missioners 20 urge them to
hold an election at an early
date 10 vote on the proposal
90 raise $3.50, 600 by the sale
ut bonds 10 construct a beach
along the south shore.
Speakers representing the
organizations were Glen C.
Price. Stephen G.. Singleton,
jeff knight, Jr., Wallace b.
kirke. lsadore Weintraub
and M. j. lIOrre.
julius y. Stone, county attor-
ney, said there were several legal
details 10 be attended 10 before
the date for holding the election
could be fixed. One of them, he
expiained, regards the voting of
freehOlders only, adding that
there Is a question whether the
owner of homestead, assessed at
not more than $1,000. will be eli
Eible 10 participate in the cleo
tam.
~ a taxpayer, Mr.. Stone point
cd eus, owns his home only. and
the exemption Is under $4,000,
then he will not be taxed for the
liquidation Of the bonds. and is
really in the position of a resi-
dent Who does not own anyilocall
real estate. Al present the only
taxes paid by the owner of a
home. so far as the county is con-
cerncd. IL the assessment is not
mere than $1,000, is a school tax
0f two mills, and he will not pay
anything toward the interest or
liquidation of the proposed $780,
600 bond issue for the Construc-
tion uf the beach.
As that is the csac, Mr.. Stone
concluded. Il is a question wheth-
ca or not one owning homestead
exempted property, assessed at
not more than $1,000, and no 9TH
az realty, will be eligible to vote
on the bond issue.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-13
President Truman Announces Time
And Place Fixed For Conference
OF Heads OF Three Big Nations
ASK LIQUOR LICENSE
FOR SNAKE CREEK BAR

County Commissioners last
night approved two liquoz
licenses for bars on the upper
keys.
One application was receiv-
ed from William s. Turner
for a saloon on Key Largo
and the other from Ward
Mincer for a saloon al Snake
Creek. in the vicinity of
Plantation Key. The Snake
Creek application is for q
renewal.
The applications will be
sent to the State Beverage
Department for final action.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-13
FREE BUILDING LOTS

Starke. Fla. - The Starke
Chamber of Commerce is offer
ing free building lots to any and
all service men who will build a
home and make Starke their
home after war. Starke is eight
miles from Camp Blanding.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-13
Jack Cruz Freed
From NaZi Prison

Mrs. Everett RivaS, sister of
Jack Cruz, is in receipt of word
from her brother, stating that he
was in New York, having been
liberated from a German prison
camp, where he had been con-
fined for some time.
Jack, before entering the Unit
ed States service, resided on Ann
street, opposite the City Hall.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-13
Neither Time Nor i'i8es
viii De Made i'ulslie
Until They Meet Fer
First Session

WASHINGTON. Jwa~ "a
President Tsaman. al ia
press conferences this mosa.
ing, ssid the time saa ths
place had been sixsd fes .
conferences ef the Ms Three
bat added that neishes the
time nor the place wsli b.
made public unsii ~. Fsime
Minister chuFehili amd PEE
mier Stain ASSEMBLE Cos shwis
first meeting.
lie also said that Ne Nll
be ac, ompanled 81 the stn-
ference by Secretary ~ state
Stettinius. Judge Jmmes
Byrnes. Harry Hopkins Ard
former Ambassador Dawes
to Moscow.
Speakers in the Iivuns of
Commons today. according
10 advices received here. aid
that. as Prime Minister Min-
ston Churchill has masle a.
riOus trips a. meet the pFta-
ident of the United Stats
and the premier 81 islsssis.
the conference should b.
held in London.
President Truman. while
not revealing the extent 81
! the agreement thai Harry
Hopkins had reached VIA
Premier Stain over tn o..
organization of che covers.
ment IN Poland. said d. uaa
happy to express bis vratifi-
! cation over the result
Information ffvip Msstga safa
that the Russian gsspefnHHeni had
called Un the l.lilsiia Eosr. ususmi
in Warsaw g. hold eouftIeuF
with other pulish ltsalssf 81 a.
~ reorganization ~ ths gotegnfuUnf
Among the other ttsdsi nstn-
toned we're not uls m.nlt. tf
the Polish government iu taif
~ London. and nuthns asa Ht
either about the ~ Poke iif hit
slams arrested fur allcEtl ii-
vcrSive acts.
AZ the stage the l'ulth tF.-
Cccdlnes nova are pre itirnt Tu.
man stated. D., fclt u'snfHifH9
that the matter viii b. stiha
satisfactorily when be-. t1sN hsA
and Stain hold ti"tf v'anf.1riss.
When cl'pirl wtesd fus
information regarding tIs 10
Poles Who hail l,,pn sft f,t
the President sstd the atit n
now clear and id'issi th.t this
VAS not tbv iniH 90 tf te
muddy a.
Confidence Was tRtut sff fiaaf
a unified governments vii BID" ff
up IN Poland hy the tIfr t.f
conferences CONS 60 nu ,fft
Finally. the i'r' il.snt aHi hn
wished h. deny fpt thr fbi iHHa
that ne cuntcmI latest uatHnE r.
change ~ thu ofii's of ur ttit
taiy Of state.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-13

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
TO BOWL
MATCH GAMES
IN TWO CITIES

Cleveland Cox. national singles
champion. has accepted the chsl-
lenge of Bill Rhodman. runner-up
in the national singles match game
champion tournament sponsored
by the Michigan Chronicle last
February.
The date for the match has
not been arranged, hut ID Is al
most a certainty that il will he
rolled between the Hrst and
third week Of December.
THE MATCH Will he a home
and-home series. The definite
number of games will De arran sed
AZ a meeting 10 be held In Cleve-
land this weekend
Cox. Clcvs Land bus driver and
father of three children. swep, 10
victory over 81 competitors 10 win
the national SINGLES match game
championship dlsplaclnc Boots
Fairfax who Won the first tourna-
ment IN 1914
In the 6i-game final. Cox
rolled MP total Of l24t7 pins
for 2S9t7, under the Petersen
system of scoring. Al the same
time. Rhodman. runner-up IN
Cox. had a pinfall Of l2.094 for
PSI.
cox DEFEATED Rhodmar IN
tho final roInd-robir. winning
three or, 90 foyr games as he
rackcd up 85l for az average Of
30
TIE ''lc match Vi.l bc rolled
under the Petersen system Of
scoring While no definite date
has been set. Tho series VII star,
A. Paradise Bowl CloSlu. in
Cleveland Oh Cox hore alleys.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
Detroit up
Ch oIIenees Chi
Budminton Team

The Central Motor City Tennis
club continues its program Of WIN
ter activities with the announce
nent OF two forthcoming table ten.
mis- tournaments and Chicago
jaunt by the badninion team.
The closed table tennis tourna-
ment singles matches will begin
Saturday evening. Nov. "a. The
date Of the open tourney will be
announced later. The CMCTC bad
minion team will meet the Forest
Tennis club team Of Chicago in a
series Of matches in the Windy
City on November "a
The club welcomed Harmon
Lockhart, first club member to De
discharged from the armed forces.
back into the fold. Saturday eve
nlng IN their clubrooms. IN the
Women's Federation OF Clubs
building on Ferry and Brush
streets.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
Cox Accepts Rhodmans Challenge For Singles Title
Whites 700 PAGES
Motor City League

Bill White. lead-off man TO.
Sensation Bar fired the big gun in
the Motor City Bowling league
Monday night when he blasted the
pms al Paradise Bowl for 70a.
rackins up games Of 235. 249 and
225 as his team Non Two from f.
VI. Briggs. 2760 10 2493
Acme Florist with Otto LLOYD
pacing. downcd Dclmonlca Bar IN
TWO games. 1853 10 1853. Lloyd had
SOL, Darling Florist dropped tWo
games 10 Arthur'S. Paradise Tav-
crn lost two 10 Associated Electric.
Tom Phillips won three fror
Kents Barriers. 2670 10 2l9a
SportSmen won tWo from Brown
Products. 1896 10 25ll Grand Jew
Cl-y Won two from Cookie s
Lunch. 2573 Ia 2449.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17

urday, and face Morgan Thanks
giving Day. Union will be played
he following Saturday.
II Harry JeferSons boys can
add the names Of a. and T. Nor
San and Union 10 their list OF VIC
inns. they'll he crowned h m =
mons Of the ClAA.- replacing the
Morgan Bears. VINO have been
'tle-holderS since 1871
Virginia hasn't scored a victory
over the Bears since l9il
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
S2Sl2kz6{z

Back IT. those far-diStant DAYS
Of 1915. when Yale and and Har-
ward were still powers in the foot
ball world. Fritz Pollard, Brown
university's greatest gridiron hero.
was selected as a halfback on the
late Walter Camps All-Amerlcan
eleven.
Other members of that back
field were Chick Harley. Ohio
State; OIiphant, army, and An
derson, Colgate.
POLLARD'S SELECTION was
oased on his sparkling and elusive
running against Harvard and Yale.
teams which he defeated. almost
by himself, on successive Satur-
DAYS
Since Pollard won the, ALI
American distinction. no other Ne
gro backheld star has been Sc
lccted. although Ozzie Simmons,
Kenny Washington. Jackie ROB-
inSon and Buddy" Young were
outstanding during their collegiate
DAYS.
Following Pollards selection.
Paul Robson. Rutgers. vas named
as end on the All-Amerlcan team
" 1918 Then Jerome 'Brudl
Holland. Cornell. was picked as
an end in 1887, and Julius Franks
Michigan. vas selected as guard
ON the team Of 1912.
But right now the tub thump-
ers are beating the drums for
star playing in the middle West
George TaliaferrO. elusive
freshman halfback at the Uni
versity Of Indiana.
TALIAFERRO GAINED nation
Al prominence in the game against
Michigan. and since that time has
been setting the woods on fire.
tisuratiyoly speaking His biggest
day Nas last Saturday AGAINST the
Golden GopherS Of Minnesota
On the opening kickoff Talla-
.eryo romped IS yards He later
had lsunts Of % and IS wards 20
score tNo touchdoVns HIS third
touchdown was made when he
took pass from Pete Pinos Il,
Nas big DAY for the Gary
ounsste-
Bat Tsliaferro faces = tough rob
- break into the bsckheld Of the
la+5 All-Amerlcan Doc Blanchard
and Glen DAVIS. the arrys two
great backs are almost sure 10 re
named Harry Glmer. .Alabara's
great little quarterback. is the
leading contender for that posi-
ton. and Wedgemeyer. the Ha-
Wanan. at Ca,,:ornia,S ST Mary.
s another back who has been
for1'ng 10 the front
However. Taliaferro has
wonderful opportunity. and il
he continues 10 shine in future
games as he has in the mast.
he'll he the second Negro To he
named in the hackheld Of an
All-American team.
ANOTHER RtMOR tthe airs
tull ~ them u around that Nike
JACOBS viii not c.ve Raw Sugar
Robinson chance 20 lift the well
tervelEhi crown from Freddie
Rcd Cochrsne Robinson is rated
ne leading contender IN the d.
VISOR.
According 20 he reports. Jacobs
IS grooming ResV Jacks. for--er
-o,' csddy' from Augusta ca f7r
he challenger roe Jacks Was re-
gently gwen MS 4 scnar-e from
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17

with him Thus far Ray has been
unable to do this.
Some of Rohnsons followers
charge that Cochrane. when ap-
preached about title match with
Sugar, has requested a contract
Sudrdnieeln- the champion 10 per
cent ~ RoolnSon'S future bouts.
should the Harlem boxer win The
iltle This has been denied by
Cochrane and his pilot.
Last week in Chicago. while
teStifying in his own defense i'm
his attempt 10 escape payment
Of $500. which Fred Irwin. New
York promoter. charges the box
or owes him. Robinson denied
Cochrsne is unwilling to meet
him for the title.
With all ~ ms contradictory
talk. TIE VclterWolsht division IS
M = confusion beyond that Of any
other division
VIRGINIA STATE defc.ate d
Lincoln. rs 20 s. ,as' Saturda and
West Vlrclrla State colleEe
uopnc"r Winston. Salem Teach.
ers college Is 90 o Two weeks
AGO Virginia ard West Virgins
PLAYED = : ~ s ',e West Virginia
had previously 0eer ned 10 a
$ 20 s 10 by Johnson c smith
Virginia State IS uvdefeatcd
md the Only black mark or It's
ocord IS INC tie came with WeS'
NWslnla ne team that upset
Morgan. 20 - q earlier IN the
season
The TrolanS face 4 and T Sat
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
Cabey Lewis To
Meet Al Gomez
In Arena Monday

Cha ,ey Cabeyl Lewis New
York featAerwe ch' Naged suth a
terrific battle against Phil Terra
nova IN Madison Square Garden
recently, VII make rs Detroit de-
ou; A. Arcadia Monday night
AGcn ne meets Al Gomez CHI
caSo q the 'o-rourd main boat
Promoter Orvillc Godfrey has
lined up General Lee and Tiger
Anderson for the >cmi-final bout.
ARCHIE MOORE. sroo'E.work-
n- NcN NoIh hCas NHcl-ht. scored
4 H"ock0u' oN,r O Dc r eN. De
'-o''. ~ nc sixth round A. Arena
GardegS Monday rsh'
Two krockou'S r-a~ked the pre-.
Am,0sYleS. Perk Glenn. De,ro,,
fea'aerWciCh' stop0ed Stanley
SuTsor. Ontario. IN the third
round Mickey Savage. Detroit
stopped Johnny H0leWski. De-
tr0 n" INC second
TcN Ruscoc recently appointed
ve,oroe rn nc eNdaror n.
Russ = CoNs~S '0or' %. a. TIC
P0Nirc C0w l>>3oN made his &C.
ta' aS after ~ nc Glenn sum
son bot
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
MILLER NIGH

MILLER NIGH school VIII play
u. basketball games AZ Brewster
Recreation Center Leroy Dues.
W0o mas oeen elevated to the po-
sl'Ion Of athletic director AZ Mil
.er completed arran 2ements this
week
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-17
rETE ROLAND HAYES

Following 'Nc concert ~ Roland
HAYES 10 'hc Masonic TcTv'c sun
Giv M, y 'Nc Ncfro' branch
" the NNACp Was ho>' - az IN
,C~-varal c1'hc,u- - tNe Urban
League Nj, N'd~c@ CroF was
herman ~ nc 'recr'fpr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-20

Sugeno a,lffiibren. slac @iroer BE-
fon1mel1 eine Shad,tcI Sdofolooe
Sdnpeitern ,inS @riioer fon1n,t ollt
oiesmal lmb laBt uns Sic paar Stut.
oen uns gut s,tiam,,ten unterbalter
oenn Die lebten orei Sabre tuarer,
traurise @eibnadten fit Sic nleifter
BON ,lns.
Sen 8riioern 1,no Sdnpeltern at,
&enntnis, Dab oie nddite 8eriamm
lung Sonntag, ben 6. sanllar, 2 l1br
1,abmittags abgebnlten tpiro. Sn
oieier 8erianmIung tperSen Ste ge
amteh fir 1916 initalliert, aud fint
etlid,e ,uidtiee @eid,dfte 81, erIeoi.
gen. = Jr0bliae Weibnadten unS
Elm eliidlides Neriabr tpiinidt al(en
Mitglieoern ,lno @robbeamtcn
@eorg 81. &rumer, Sefr.
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KSftttctt 2lrbeitcrz
Griparniiie
ehIub bon Sette 1.

ral,tiert llno fein Mittel sli jeben lit,
tpie cine ieoer5eit brobenOe Meratc-
rehnung berbiitet eperben fann.
gines lit iidyer. Ger bllrdidnitt-
lid)e amerifamiihe 2obn- uber @e-
baltsempfdnger lit ,tidyt in Ser Gage,
berinnsuGalfen 1,nS ourb gintauf
eroBer, tcllrer Sabrifssuare r@e.
i&dftigune an3,rei3en". Gie in ser
lebten 9epreiiion ecti1adten grfab-
rungen iino 81, friib i'm @eoddtnis
bes Mrbeiters, oils baB er feline mage
rem griparniile leift aus Der Sa,to
gabe - allBer tpir MAIDEN @elese,
bie ibm angemeiiene Sid,erbeit bes
Mrbeitsplabes. ai,genleiiene Mrbeits-
loienunteritiitune, angemeiiene Sn,
palioen>, &ranfen= arl,o Nrbeitsloieu-
,t1teritiit,rns gapabrleilter.
ginige Scr gang Heifen, iener Is
Groaent an ser Spite ser 1pramioe,
baben fopiel GeIo a,lgelalnmelt, BAL,
iic nidt ipiiien spas iie oar,it anfans
gen icIIen. Sic f0nnen NIT ibre.t
reidlib borbanoenen Collars eincn
flcinen @irtidnftsalfidtrlll,g 5u.
itanoebri,,gen. 8ir ba'bcn ia5lpiiheu
gelernt, Oab friiber poer ipater Sas
9a,rae GoIf IetSen mub, ipenn grobe
Sdyi6ten arnbeihaftigt ii,to, ober
ihle6t peroienen pSer in ltnlider-
belt Ieben. Gepreiiionen iillb on-
itedeno. Sic idonen feinen, ,pie ser
SOB.
Inn ser Yrolperitdt ipiaen brdi,s
6en mir cine rationale Holitif, Ole
SombeIt6ftieung unb bpbe Sobne
fir aIe iidert. Gas lit Ser 8rlilto,
aparum iofortisc, tueientlif)e 2obn'
,,no @ebaltserbohungen 5lpineeno
aeiporoen iino. .Dariiber binalts braIs
den mir cine rationale Soslalpcr.
Iidcrlna uno ein 8eiunbbeitspro,
aramm, ben ieoe,n Sie bette ur5t-
Iide Silfe at Yreiien, sic ie0cr ers
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Der g. g. NGnnerdjor

beteilist iib audi an ser Sseitlidteit
uelcbe in @orbereitl,ng lit fir unier:
beinrfebrenoen Seloen. 0aber ergebl
ein bringenber slufrui all uniert
alten Sanger uno beionSers an aIlt
ltimmbesabten DfitgIieber uniere:
&ranfenrereins iid in bic Saeiben Sc,
Sdnser gu itellen ,uS pilihtsetrel
mitsubelfen.
,@ir re6nen aui einen groBen
8eiu6 bon Seite unierer amerifa
niiden Mitbiirger, ,uelde jebenfaG:
l,nier Sa6ienpoH mad, Sen 2eiitl,n
gen nnierer Gb0re lmo 0aitfrclno
idaft beurteilen. Nn Serrn Grsuil
Benoel babcn mir einen tiiGtigel
Iirigenten; es liest an i,ts Sic &c
iangprOben jeoen 0onnerstasabenb
$50 llbr, piinftli6 81 beiuhen.
Mm 27. Oese,nber finbet eine &c
idMitsuerianrmll,ng uno sic @ean,
ten1pabl itatt. q. Sfunn, Sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-20
Nsss Gcl,,ntb,ts. Nkic
3tpeig 80 fetert iein
@eibnadjtsfeit

Sonntag, SEN %. 0e5enber, s llb,
nodmittaes. sIue gsitsIieSer icllter
tire 8inoer in Sic tSahienbaIie bril,
gen unS apenn m6glih iidy sic Wfiibe
geben Die ainber et1uas i'll Ierner
Elm 8ebift ooer Die Sic nluiifaliif
begabt iino ethpas sur Gerfd)ouerl,na
oes SeItes beisutragen. gintritt lit
10c. gs gibt a Sa,lptpreiic. Gs
tpiiroe uns ireueu ipenn ale unierc
Satngen, Die aus ser Mrmee entlaiIer,
ODER alrf ltrfaub sabeim iid, befin-
Sen, in Sic 1aae fonmen Inn 8eib.
naHten nit l,ns au feicrn.
Adtnns!
Niht su pergeiich baB uniere Ser
ianlmlung an 6. Sanlar, $50 ltbr
nadmittag abgebalten miro. aonunt
uno maf,t euf gl,tItebeno i'm Ser
Elm uno Serbarb.
9atb. Soeltualber, Sefr.
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3ipcia Al.

9ie @eibnabtsfeier ser Siioieite
Sicbe,rsiireer Sabien ST.. lint. Ser.
EN- 2rcia AZ ipiro am Samstag,
Den %. Tcs., 8 ltbr abenos, in s.
Hiipgbaler's Salle, 5t59 g. aiblano
9lperile baebalter. !. -.
2iebe Mitsliebcr uno 6reunoe,
mir baben oieies sSabr gang beior.
oeren Gr,,no freuoiee @eibnahtar,
5u fcieru. 0a niele BON unieren Sum.
gen oabeim fins. Darum licbe Mits
gIieSer uno Sre,,nbe baItet cu1 bie'
len Gatltm frei uno labt uns oieIc
@eibnadten in 6reunoihaft ,no
ginigfeit feiern.
Sin tiihtiges &omitee 1T an ser
Mrbeit une miro a,h feline Ntiibe
ideuen Inn allen 8eiudprn cine CUTE
Seit su seiser1.
0ie gltern mas ainoer baben iino
gebeten oie 9inoer 8eci6te 5u Ter.
men. Bir boffen rcdt oiele beeriiben
AT f0nnen.
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aas pcaneste,p,,, Utie
Sinlabnns sum Silpeiterabenbtans

GnlaSnns snm Silpeiterabenbtans
Cine ga,r5 beionoere gi,llaount
erfgebt an alle Srelu,oe uno Goilncl
fir oen 10 lange geplanten semiit
Iihen Mbeno. Ser 9amend)or Gbel
tpeib unb 1.niere Suseno, iogar Gr
tSerpicemen iino tiidtig an ser ar
belt Sielcn slbeno ge1iitlid, unb or
folsrei6 5u MAIDEN. Cine quite Muiit
fir Sung l,no sllt lit c,tsogiert. Sns
beloroere laoen mir alle pom lMili
tar beimgcfebrten ia,nt ibrcn 9c
fannten l.no sSreunSen Elm. Sen
Nilitar gebt oieier Hlti SIT - Sab
uns oas alte ssabr init einem aennit
lipen Ibeno abidlieben. 9on1n,t ali,
es miro eeluib gentiitlieb iein. s(ube1
Dem SanS miro ein feilles Mitter
rad,tseiien ieroiert. 60 persebt uibt
cure Sltgenb rliro sen. Samellhor
amo beiuGt ben 1ana. @inen iugenS
liten GRUB uno Elm Yroiit 1916 mi.
elrh alien 5u
grna Sann, Hr1iioent.
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3meig 81.

l1niere ,lahIte Seriammluna fin,
set am 6. SSam,ar itatt unb slpar IN
Der Wen1orinl Sall on 8ratiot unD
Mad. Sn Sieier @eriamml,rns mer.
Sen Sic 9eanlten initaliert. sluh tpiro
Scr dieocncs gum @obl uno 8eiten
oes &ereia5 fir oas fommenoe Sabr
hcIproHcn apcrben.
Ser 8eamte,ltab piiniht aaen
Nitsliebern iohpie Jreunoen m,o 9e,
fannten fr0bIid,e @eibnahten unS
elm geiegnetes Naliabr.
90. 5eutih, Sefr.
Slm beiligen Ibe,lo, "a. Oe5., I'M
1880 lIbr abenos, peranItaltet Scr
2irf,en 5rauen Gerein trie aaiabrs
lid bis 8eibnadtsbeid,eruus Ser
Sonnta9sidrule ioipie aaer @elnein
0efinoer. Gie isolultasidulle bat 90
fiir tpieber elm Erogrmrm oorberei
tet @eoihte, @eibnahtslieber IN bel
ben Sprad,an. gea,tid) uno gngliid
9lm l.. Meiblpaftsfciertag finSe.
Elm gelneiniamer @ottesoienit imtt
berbunoeil nit Der iseier oes beiliye!
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N,sS Gerattt, Okie
Die @eibnadtsfeier oes e. e

ar. lint. Serein 3tpeig 5 iinOet am
Samstag, Sen 90. Ge5cmber, s llD-
abenos, in ser =. S. 9aue iratt. Mac
gltern, tpelfe &inber i'm Sitter bon
6 Bis IA Sabren haben iino gebcten
oieie am Weitttpod), 7:30 ubr abcnSs
III Die &aIe slr Grobe at ididen,
bamit Hrof. Nifolaus nit ibncn eil,
paar ibone 8eibna6tsIieber burd.
ne5n1en fann. Der Gem. Gbor gin-
traft iiber,rinlrtt bas Nroerom,n,
a,th miro gum eriten 0eal ,lnicr ne,l
eegriinoeten Sugenoflor a,iitrcten.
l1n6 10 boffen mir, aih eiaen id5nct'
ainoerdjor an oieienn Mbeno gu tS.
rem. stue YqitsIieoer bes grreig i
,,no 8uei9 II fins a,tfs ber5lihfte
eingelaSen au erideinen. &omlnt ollie
uno Iabt uns oos Gelt Scr Seite au.
inn1nlen II, Grel,noidait uuo ginig.
feit feiern.
81. 6. Grieicnbeaglt. n.~sefr.
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progrdnm uorfiibren, bei6e rb0re
finger, l,no Yeoidte tperoen porge.
tragen., Wir boffen Oub mir redt uie'
le BON ,,nieren rSerpice De1nnern"
IN rnierem &reiie baben ,peroen, oas
tpiiroe ltniere Geier ou6 Sen Iiebe,
glteru bel eemiitlider maben.
y. S. 8inoer, Sefr.
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8eibnaAtsieier 6er 0eutid.
4merif. 2entrale.

Gie 9eutib-Mtnerif. 3entralc Der
atritaltet am 90. De5er,ber, 8 llb,
dbetos, III Ser Deutid- -llnsarii ider
&alle an Bennington Mpe.eine 8eib
,tadtsieier. Gin ibones .Yrogramn
iin0 8eiderut,e ser ainoer lit Dor
9eie9en. Rah ser 8eideriatg folg'
selniitlide llnterbAItiing. Mne oeut
iden golfseenoiietl iino berslid5 elm
eelaSen.
. Die IeutiAe 3entrale bilt Sic re
gelmabige @erianlmll,ns Bis au'
ipeiteres ieoen erlten Greitae i'm Wo
nat 8 llbr a6enos 1T Der Oeltlt
nngariiden Sale ON Bennington
scoe. ob uno ale MiteIieoer iino er'
inht an oerielben teil5unebmen.
q. 8erenot, Shriitfiibrer
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Sranen @crein Der Sonterms
Uemeinbe.

Gs tuuroe beibloiien in ser lestel,
Gerianlnlllng, an 5speitcn @eib-
machtstag, sen 26. 9e5enlber, 7::3O
llbr abenos, ,einen senliitlihen MbenN
81, ieiern. Iae Mitglieoer bes
Jrauen Gereins ioapie eeren 5amilit
iino frel,nSlid einselaoen. Seosr
Seilnebmer nrllB elm @ei6erf uor
SOC mitbringen. Die Sdnpeitern ii,t
eriudt ieoe etpas @ebGf mit5ubriu
gen. Narie y. gin6er, Sdriitf.