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please.
Ans. You need to finish your sch.
ooling and give up the idea Of marry
ing at your age. However, in order
for you to do so you must stay in the
good graces Of your sister and broth.
er-in-law. Make up your mind to be
an asset to them rather than a liabili
ty. assist them in every way possible
Take over the Homework and cooking
in order to relieve your sister Of these
burdens, and do so in a cheerful man
ner. When you convince them that you
are eager to work your own woy, they
will want you to go to school.
S. E. B.-My boy riend came bach
from overseas and sent me a Telegram
asking permission to come to see me
| consented and he came the mex day
stayed for a day and a night and wen
back home. Now he writes me to com
where he is and get married. Pleas,
tel me whether TO go or find someon,
else?
Ans: He has asked you in all sin
cereity to marry him and that's all h,
can do. 1t is now up to you to max,
up your mind whether you love hin
enough for marriage. If you do, ther
follow the dictates of YOU heart. L
your feeling Of restrain is a result O
his not coming personally for you t.
get married, then fear no longer a:
he can't very well get off from his joI
for a long trip, at this time. You
should write him exactly how you fee.
about this matter and have a complete
understanding. 1t will serve to cleal
all doubts and fears from your mind.
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4 months. He comes to see me often
and here lately he has asked my sister
if he could be her beau and | am
really surprised and don't know what
to do. Give me some advice.
Ans: If he has his eyes on your
sister, don't stand between them, ster
aside an dgive them a chance to &c
together if they like. Meanwhile, pine
no more about him but get out with
the younger set and try your luck once
more. The more acquaintance you
make the better the enhance of finding
someone whom you can sincerely love
and depend upon.
A. W. C.-You have helped so many
people and now | have a problem. ]
stay with my sister and while her hus.
band was in the army everything was
just fine but since he has come home
everything is turned around. If any.
thing happens around here now, l did
it, so they say. | am going to school
and want to finish. Ny boyfriend SAYS
he wants mt to marry him and my
folks want me to marry but / know
that | should go to school. Help me
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C. L. WI am % years old and am
in love with a married man. He was in
service when | met him and was sta
toned near my home town. He always
claimed that he loved me. A few weeks
ago he was discharged and he writes
now that he can't possibly live without
me and wants me to come to live near
him in his brothers home. What shall
lido?
Ans: Completely ignore his pass
tomato pleas as he can't be nearly as
broken hearted as he would have you
believe. If his was a deep, dependable
devotion he would not want to have
you come there and subject you to
unfayorable criticism and unhappiness
instead, he would wait until he could
come to you as a free man and then
ask you to join him in matrimony. Dis
continue writing him. give him up al
together and when making friends in
the future, be absolutely sure they are
single. It's folly TO go with a married
man.
r. L. B.-This is my problem. l
have been going with a how for ahouf
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standing men and women, who have
the interest Of the community at heart,
and see to it the affairs of the school
system are administered properly.
After the men and women are
elected, they continue their daily
lives as before. There is no salary to
the job. They meet with the superin-
tendent weekly, usually in the after
noon or evening, to accept or reject
his recommendations. The examina-
ton of teachers is given by the SUI
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perintendent, and his able staff Of as
SiStants. dAEM
What would be the qualification Of
the elective department of the Board
Of Education? There is no fixed rule
as far as | know, but l would say a
sufficient amoun Of education to I'M
derstand the fundamental principles Of
business. The writer, and candidate
happens to be a product Of Tuskegee
Institute, Tuskegee, Alabama, the
class Of 1905. r. G. PRICE.
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Commissioner Larson is now serving
his first term, He is a graduate Of the
Omaha High Schools and the American
institute of Banking. He is a native
Nebraskan and has been a resident Of
Lincoln for Is years.
Richard H. Larson is a veteran O.
World War /. While serving the state
as Bank Examiner, 1924, he gained
an intimate knowledge of the comm
cree of Nebraska.
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF WILL
LIAM III. HASTE, GOVERNOR
OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS

Governor HASTE was born in Knox
vile, Tennessee, November IL, 1904,
and spent the early years of his boy
hood there. Later he finished high
school in Washington, d. C. From
high school Nj. HASTE went to Am
herst College in Massachusetts. In
1927 he entered the Harvard Law
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REVENUE

OMAHA. NEBR..-Omaha is due +.
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Announce
Engagement

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daniel Grobe, of
Hutchinson, Kan. have announced
the engagement Of their daughter,
Miss Mary Alice Grobe, to Staff
Sergeant Frank William Hansen.
AUS, son of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Hansen, Of Cedarcroft road, Balti-
more.
Miss Grobe received degrees from
the Universities of Missouri and Min
nesota. Sergeant Hansen was gradu-
ated from Loyola College and did
postgraduate study at Fordham uni
versity and the University of Min
nesota. He now is serving
in the consultation service at Camp
Lee, Va.
The wedding will take place on
August %, in Hutchinson. Kan.
Mr. and Mrs. Hansen are owners
of Camps Minnetoska and White
thorn, near Hutton, and have been
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smearman. son
Albert and daughter Helen, of near
Addison, Pa, were business visitors
in Oakland on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Burdettc and
son Kenneth, Mt. Airy, are visiting
Mrs. Burdette's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Joseph F. Harmed this week
G. T. Green, GrantsviIle, and Carey
Friend, Of Markleysburg, Pa. were
among the business visitors in Oak
land on Tuesday.
Mrs. J, A. Frantz and two sons,
Raymond and Eugene. of Baltimore,
ore visiting with relatives in Park
ersburgh, West Va, this week.
Fred D. Bell and son Richard, Alder
street, returned to Oakland on Sunday
after having spent few days around
Hampton Roads, Va, on a fishing
trip.
Mrs. Carlton Gould. ST. Peters burg,
Fla, formerly Miss Gladys Falken-
stein, of Terra Alta and Miss Ada V.
Leighton, Hoyes, visited friends in
Terra Alta yesterday.
Mrs. Margaret Nethkcn and son.
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NJ po,.,,o,I cood,r +. ,,.os IN
poI.;r,o,o -, c,,rdov and MONDAY,
cbo ,,.o. oooo,,,,,a,,;ad 20 +bo+' o,4,, b,,
NJ T.aa c,,,;.i, ,,.h,,.o tLo 1,++a,. :.
pending the week with her brother
and sistel-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Erwin
S. Smith, Jr.
clo,1 D cant. an1 5,,,ol,4o,
NJ. nn,,,oa - Cay,1a,1a,,5 ,,.ara y,
Gal.I,,,I ,r,,a..Io,, -, l,,s;aa.. co+
49,. NJ. C,IIi. - ,,,,,,;, ano+iau IL,
posed OF the William Calls real eS-
tate holdings near HoyeS.
1,,.,,... U-;l:.,, y Co,,,o,. ,,.o- loro
3,aJnos,,a, - , L,;,f sossion Of +bo
r;,...,,;. Ca,,,.+ ,,.,,, no handed DOW,
J.o;-;a,.. =, tu.o ,li,.o,.ao ,,,.ooood;,,o.r
49,. $1,000, ,oaoI,,o,,;oJ h.,
c ',,'' n,' rl,. T,o,, 1Tanape -
~
Of Nh. and Mrs Netbken were Mar
win VoIcb If Point Marion Pa
Pi.bon and AIRS Dan II ATcAIlister
Caor~a TTinabauob and Nj, and Mrs
Frank C,aston. aII Of Oakland
Mr., and Mrs. William l.. Thomas
end daughter Miss Mary Thomas, of
Grafton motorcd to Oakland Wednes-
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coming to Garrett county for the
summer for a number of years Their
son also has spent 4 number of sum-
mers here.
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on Tuesday from d three weeks bust
ness trip through number of south
em states.
Members of the Harmed Bible
class will conduct rummage sale
in the McIntire Building on Satur-
day, August 3rd.
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Bell, Jr., an
nounce the birth of son in Memorial
hospital, Cumberland, on Tuesday
morning, July 16.
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs |
James W. Junkins, Oakland, in Me |
mortal hospital, Cumberland, on Tues !
day afternoon, July lG.
The WSCS of the Pleasant Valley /
Methodist church will meet at the |
home of Mrs. Walter Moomaw on
Thursday afternoon, July 25, from 2 !
to i o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Humbert and
little daughter and Miss Esther Kahl, !
are spending a weeks
vacation at Kamp Kahl, at Deep
Greek Lake.
Mr., and Mrs. Emerson Fike an
nounce the birth Of a son, Eden Will |
ham, ON Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Fike
are new the parents Of two sons and !
one daughter.
M, r
co1.I:.. @. nl, '- 'N' i'''''g g,
0Ol''''''' " r.. ~ ''''' I'll " III
day, July 30, at 8 p, m. in St. Peters !
Hall. The public is invited.
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~. oo,,:,a w.. r,s4 NJ. ,.,:.
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c.aal.a. $3.50 '' -''-
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elaa~ - EnostI,,,,a o+s.o ,r l,,''l,'''',
.oI1ooo - can+an,t,o,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Martin announce
hosn;+aI Cu,,,la,.1snI c '''0. ''.'
,,,o,',,;a ~. ~ 1Ta ,1. n1
tin roa;lo +l,a ra,,'o,, pol1. f. |
fa,.,,o,.,,. oIJ =. o., 0.y1 C l''' -
noa, MI ro1.o pnnl.
|
William j. Alexander with mem /
Jers of his family, of Oakland, Calf, !
who are visiting with relatives in his
,hsonco of s;x+oon uoors snon+ MAJ
1av IN Oakland WHOM ha visi+od MA |
pa,,,,h1;oan off;ao - uooo H. a,L
.c,.in+;op
Mrs. Wayne Dewitt and brother, !
Ole Winner, of Deer Park, have re-
turned from Franklin, West Va, to
which point they were summoned on
account of critical illness of their
Nondav mo,nino Jnlv o Funeral SOW
vices were conducted on .Iulv 10
William Hardesty, Of Hardesty
Brothers, broke ground Saturday to
prepare tor the erection OF three
bungalows on Liberty street at the
west edge OF town. excavation work
VII, be IN charge OF Edgar l. Hard /
eSl!' VINO mas ooVai'ied steam
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NJ. . i'u''i 'N'''''' ~ y" .'''' -
i''7 II ''''''' III '''>-''''' WINS
/ Miss Ada Y. Leighton. near Hoves.
+ VISITING relatives in Oakland this
wool,
Iobn Boomer Of Warrington. W. Va.
visited Nh. and Mrs. Erwin s. Smith
an Sunday
Mrs. j. {. Renninger' Silver Spring
who had been visiting relatives in
MorgantoWn, W. Va, is new visiting
in Oakland.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter Ensminger
of Cumberland. announce the birth OF
a daughter in Memorial hospital,
Cumberland, ON Sunday July IA. Mrs.
hnSmmger was formerly MISS Nr-
gnla DAVIS, daughter OF Wilbur L.
DAVIS wilson street
MIS-. W imam Hlheoausn, oaklahu'
Mrs. Estella Bowman, OF Deep Greek
Lake Af' ana MRS. GEORGE W eimeF'
Oh VT DraooocN' ra'' "VVehoeu the
"eoai'lg OF lheIr uncle George sloan
10 MIS- margaret hll'g, Oh Oharlef"I'
IA at "fan'SV'Iie' on sunday
NJ. and Nfrs SAN, Kon+,ou;+1 ro-
turned to their nome IN BROOKLYN N.
y after a weeks visit IN Oakland
with Mrs. +. II. Field. MI. and Mrs.
Albert LleboWItz, OF Baltimore ar
rived IN Oakland Tuesday for week
| or ten days visit with Mrs. Field at
VI . ooiin olilS vi ana sun Nay
moho' Cumberland, VISITED the form
/ & SiStei' MIS- r1"''" o'''ioSSii"s Ie'
vi ''".i''''S i'VS were ooiii'eli'eN'
upon Ihelf return nome oE Mrs. freu
Drown VINO spent d week mere WIN
fler sister, MIS- 0chIoSShagle.
Nv. o,d 1T,s II n Co,,,i.l,oo1 ord
two cbild,.on Of Nashville Tan, and
A.. w c+oobonco,, of Non. vo,1,
Ci4,. ~, visit;nr lhs ro,.,,;obooI,,
on5 A.. c4,,l,,,l,,,, a,,a,+ NJ,
ava NJ. II \ Io;uh,o,, al, ,.n,,
and hrotbor Ho,har, = o;al,+o, .,d
family. !, O.l.lo,l
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tpenig friiber ba SIT iein, nno mir
boffen oaB aue @titglieoer sur Seit
alApeieno iein areroen, oanit mir Sic
SerIamnllrna piinttIicb anfansen
pno lniere 8eidMftc 10 ihneu lpic
nt6glih erlcoteen, benn sic 3eit i'll
bier no mon binnus III Sic freie So
tur gebt 1rlo niht oen gan5en Conn.
tag uad)nittag in Ser Gerlanlmllma
iitt. @enn allcs raid porqcbt ncrocu
aub mcbr Wtitelieoer in Sic Ser.
lamlnlung tonlnten.
SSsn Oieicr &eriammlllng iino MIDI
tige @aIhafte su erleoigen, oenunod,
iollte fcin cinsiees Ntitglieo febleu.
sluf Ser &ranfenliite iilto Sd1uee
iter Grrnnln &oltlertb alno @r,tocr
Martin @ebcr. gSir iuiir'tten oieien
Dtitglieoern haloiae @eiier,,rs @ir
hoffcn terner oab iicb uue Mitglieber
1ltltebero MAIDEN inn Gercin luo I'M
Central Gerbano.
i. &ptmeiIter, Sefr
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Nms Der ct. |anls Wcmciuoc.

NuS VT ~. kuu1S vS"lNuoC.
Inter Efarrer q. 8. 9lanf ieicrt
Die ct. EaulS Gcnciune oeu 22j.
@ebenftag iclncr SrHinotiou 'ral
Gbriitlifcn 9farramtSrnntag, Sen
II. Mai. 10 !llr r.oreens, in ciHen
SeutIdlclt mo cl1liidell 0c!.escienit.
o.. 8. Hecb Shclier. 4SrdiiAent
Der Fitisburgb Spnohe, miro III Scr
engliidcn lmo Erpi. @altcr 0iebrid,
bon @eit Min;ter 6oaeg, in Der oelu.
id)en Spradp fseOilcn.
Spesiclle M,iif lit iiir oieien @ot.
tesSienIt Dp',"rlltr. E.rtrc.er pm
ocrId)ieoeuen @emeineeu, lpelGen cr
iriiber oiente. treroen amueieno ieil!
Bfarrer 9lant abiolpierte bon Sem
60. 2utb. Seminar in Columbus,
80, am 10. Ntai 1921 uno I'M iel-
ben Sabre lpuroe er or0iniert gum
G)rlitIiGpn EfArrdn;t III isircr &lrft
81 &eco Gitll 0tid;Isar. Gieie Ge,
nlcinoc loiro jett bon Hiarrec Geo.
&nauff Don 8rope Glsp. ;pelder sl,r
ielben Belt ituoier:e. aui ocniei5er
Seminar, betreut.
Eiarrer 0lnnfs crite NEitSi itelle
1par IN Glrop, @isco,,iir. auberNen,
beeieutc cr Sic alte eu Hutb. Ct
Yauls 8enleilloe an ser @alnut sp
in Sbaron, bie lih NIT her Galpar,
Sutb. 8emeinbe bon Sbaron PEREZ.
nigte uno jett un ser Sd)lano Ioe
Yiarrer 8Iauf biente Sen 8encinteu
in gergtonL Ga., @apport. Ea., o!oll.
ingbam, Ga., Greensburs. Ga. als
Sccliorgcr.
Efarrer @lanf iol9te 1916 Dem
giuf oer iddiiiden ct. Ya1,ls Csc.
meinoe gu ssarrea, Yl., no er ieti
in polle,n gertrauet oes Scrrn it'd,
frieolider 3uialnneunrbeit tpiomct
Stah ser Ss,lbil1ltmsicier onid,liebeno
an Sen @ottesoienit fii,oet in ser
Safienballe al Gmerion Elm 8unfctl
itatt.
Gs laoct 81 oieicr sseier alle llltG.
0lallbens9e s9enoiien oelttiA ooer eng
llId, berslidit Elm
Ger airGeurat.
q. Srben, Scfr.
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NudDseitsaludeu.

Mtittluod1a6cno, sen "a. 9tprit.
reihten lid, Sobn Sinncs aus Ncp
Sericp unN Nolie Gotmeiiter aus So
Iuunbus, Chic, oie Sotinoe Nun beili-
gen Ghebunoc. Sie Sra,ulrg ppl5og
EIarrcr 9. 6. Seucr Ser Martil
Sutbcr 6cncinoe. 100 sic @ra!lt Ian.
&c 3eit SonntaaIhltllebrcrin nor.
Sic lton 9eidpniidte Stride mar bis
aui Sen lettcn Glat bcictt. Der
Secliorger crmnbnte oas illlge Che.
par an oie G'Iihtcn lmo oab lic trcH
5lIamnen lebcn, ems oas nnoerc
ltiiBe, Oh in sSrelloe ooer Sclo. 8r.
>Sinne8 lit uid)t Dor lanqer t3eIt eni.
laiien poroen aus Dem SeereSolen't.
1SGlpeiter 8oBmeliter mar angetellt
Eel ser ohio 9ell Sclepbon SO. aus
Superpiicrin. 0as il,nge Tnar ipirN
lid BEL oen Gltern bes @ril,tigam
in Ser SerIcp anlieocln. slllber ncn
Gollu1bl,icr @Giten, Die Der Srar.
ing bciluobuten maren nod un!pe-
ieno: sic Gltern ocs 9ruutigalns
Midael uno SuIanna Sinnes, puei
Santen Eauline Sinnes uno ibr
8ate 2Sohu Sinnes uno Rolina Sift-
nes, ollie aus 9telu Serlep. slllc ois
alnueIeno naren, 9ruttlierten oeln
jltngell Gbepoar.
8. 8otneiiter, Sefr.
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Maria WiITineer, gor1teDerin. Ma.
rp 2oper, Mnna 8eI 1, Cara Sam
Sreibtpater, Selen &obrman, @tar;o
Sang 1, &atbarina Sbeis, Mceino
Hotb, Seotpig Sterner.
&ir 6eoeuerm Srml Sagoen oof
lie nod immer frmf 1T ,no lpir MIN
idcn lift baloige 8enelung.
@eriammlnus.
aae Shtpeltern oes Girdjen ,srauer
Seretns iperoen oarauf aufmerfiom
gcna6t, oab ndcbite Gerian,nlunq
Sonntas, sen %. slpril, 9 llbr nad.
mittags In Sen Shulri,,ulen oel
Stride obaebalten miro. s(G, Sdppc.
Itern iino freluolid)it criudjt anne.
ieno SIT icin oo tpihtige @cid)6ite Dor.
liegct.
Die Bebltrtstoasfinoer i'm MrriI
fms: Srmu &atb. 1oif, GliIobetf
Srinres, Morn Telp soro @oat
s(n,M Soper5cr.
9tad) Ser 8erlnrnlll,ng miro bon
Scn SdnueItern Cara Goat unS u
Soper5er aaIfee unb &l,d,eri ieroert
Sara Snnn, Scfr.
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Illus Gtteaee, Jlli,,eis
3,ueis'


Gie Mitalieoer bes 3,peia 10 tper.
ben aufmerfiam een1att oab in Ser
8erionlnluna he!dloiIen mllrSe, III
Ter freies eiiennl qnt y SSosgr@nptaa, Ssr@p oen 5.
Veai' $50 llbr, onadlmittoss SIT ee.
ben. alle Witalieoer neroen eriuft
iit on Sieiem giiep 81 bctciillasn IS
fonnen alld @Gite mitse6raht per-
ben. Ger TreiS fiilr, @aite miro mn
gerins iein. 9itte fonuut oae ,mo
laiiet 'ms einen i6tiSs1nneHn s|benO ba,
ben Sas &omitce spiro fiir Elm alltcS
Giien Sorge trasen uno Gririidbung
miro aucb porbauoeu icin.
giiiabetb Sitterlp. Setr.
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Sin Wutter. mnb 3odter.ganfett
miro bonn &ird)en 1ral.en 3ercin
ser ct. Marfus @emeinbe Tonners.
tag, Sen Q. Mai, 6 l1br obenosi> III
SEN mtersn 9fGlunen Scr Stride bers
allitaltet. Ser Muttertas iollte fir
alle 0fiitter cine sroBe 8eaeut,ing
baben uno cs crgebt al ale gtiitter
oie ireunolld)lte Ginlablng nit III
rem S66tern an oiciem Nanfett tell
suncbn:el,. Der Ereis lit $1.O0 per
Nerion uuo fir &in6er un!er IL
Sssabren so Sent, 10 Dap sic Miitter
ibre iungen SoGter mit6ringen fGn-
men. s(Qe iino miQfo,nmen. 9as SEQ
lnitee lit henliibt aqe Miittcr iulo
I0Gter alfs bette 81 beoiensn uno
allen cinen oenuBreid,en slbe,'o 81,
bereiten. Gin ihones Hrogranua lpirb
uon Grau Aefarrin Mdtenber9 ,u,6
Jrau @ilfinger norbereitet.
San aonitee iinb Die sdmeitern
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2lms eric, pa.
GanSslemtc nnb W0nner oes Sicbcns
biiracr Sad,icnuDlfcs!

Ser Goritanb lulo oas aonitec Scr
s(nrerican Saron 9lio Societp iiber-
nittelt alien bcnienigen, Die Sas aar-
tenipiel Sll iolhem Grfolg gcnaht
taben, oen innieiter Sanf. Sudlen,
briioer uno Stapeitern uulo ollen
;sreunoen uno 8onneru lnieres Npl'
fes fonnen mir mitteilen bab Die
Grier Iolpeit nabe5l $500 gelarnelt
unb an oas Sallptfomitee einseId)idt
ba6en. @ir boffen llno .piinIhen oar
es Sem Sauptfomltee audi balo mog'
lid, miro oie ld)spere Not linoern 81,
belien beuor es 3ll ipdt lit. 8ie ,plr
ia aus Dem oiienen grief Sen Brit
ser George Shneioer im goIfsblati
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Midt bereebt SOB Sdapeterberein
3ireis 40 am 4. Naai iein stiit,,nss.
feit feiert. 2aBt ams oue boran tell.
nebme,L 6enn Die Sdhueitern belien
alns audi iobiel Tie fonneu.
@egen oem Stiftungsfclt bes
3ipeig 40 1pir6 rniere 0eri iamml,nq
6reitae ben 3. Mai, 7:3O llbr
abenos ltattIinbeu. sllio fomnt nuc,
oenn mir buben allcrmno 8eld,Gfte
sllm erleoigen. Mit al,ten 0eiud
fam alles leiht nit Grfolg erleoigi
tperben. Ssobn SeErig, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-02

Marearet @ottidlins, Mupa .@roB,
Serbia @robmdnn, GIiiabetb ,lno
suian @ottihlins, cha @ruber.
&atb. @roB.
SIM aranfenfomitee iinS: 8atb.
Shiaer, Maria St)miot,.
Sdtpeltern bonn 3peis 40 unb olle
9tadhrpereil1e ueracbt ,iiGt uHier
StiftungsfeIt am 4. 0tai abeuos.
8ir boifeu rcht biele bon euh Be,
griiben au f0nnen. Gs freut u,s
iebr oen 8roBpr6iioenten S. @altbes
als @ait su e,npfanaen umo begriiBeu
su fonnen.
ltniere 5eltprdiioentin 9atborino
@inanop nit sen 8eamten als 3o-
nitee uerben Iih oltd Miibe gebelt
fir bieies sseit allies gut por5uberei-
ten. Sie &inber set Gltern, sic Mit-
slieSer bonn 3,ueig 40 iilpo, lrerSen
Elm Iriihiahrsfeit baben am 1S. Mai
3ulammen nit SEN Deputies, slac
ainoer, Seren Miittcr gum 3apeig 40
ooer &ater bonn 3,peig 26 geborenb,
fonnen an bieIem &inoer+ +6riibiahrs
felt teilnebmen.
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bat aus Sermannitaot,

berSffent1tht bat aus Sermannitabt,
erfabren, 1nl,B es iebr ihledt I'M
rniere Sieberhiirser Sad,ien ,tnS
nniere @hutsperponote beitellt iein.
@ir foffen l,no iniinlben SAB I'M
Ter Siebenbiirger Safienbolf aud
SieIeH Sturr1 ittcrIeben lmo tpiber.
ltrcben inn 'Stanoe iein tpiro, ipie iie
ia In friiberen SSabrbunoerten sen
@toleolcn T. Slmen 1u,o slpareu
Stirn erlebt ,u1o' iiherlebt bat, ioeo,
ullcb sic Siirfen ,lnN alles onoere.
Sic iperoeu uib Jbieies 81, befGmp.
fen inlltano eiein init 6ilie 8ottes
fen imitanoe iein init 6ilie @ottes
SoDm Wrfner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-02
3iucia 26.

.HSS1 scr letten Geriamnlllua, Sic
Iebr gut beilid)t mar. inurSen Oic Sc,
lesatca fiir sic oiesidbrige &onpen-
tion oes Central gerbanoes ge:riiflt
Gicies Sabr lino mir ST. slpci Gclc-
9atelt 5ereftist. 0clsenoe 9riiocr
uuroen ertpablt: s. Sellpig, aFibael
9inber, als Grlat Mifnel llrihel.
@ir bciien oieies sSa5r elmer rcctt
eriolgrei:c :cn &o,lpention behrobncu
81 fonnen, oclln o,lrG oen &rieg bnt
iih uieies ercienet audp I'M Gentrnl
Gerbana 1no 3meiga,selegenbeiten
10 boiien mir auf guteu @eriht.
3ipcig 26 periud)t lpiebcr, oc:
Sport Club ser Sl,geno II, @elue.
gung 81 bringen. 3enn leioer srarrl,
!uie iibcrall sic sSllngeu ale In
&rieg, lnln ober Deriud)en iie nit uoi
fem Stapunae Sic sSs,lgeno ,uieoe,
tuIamren 81 6ringen, Neun oie S,l
gelro lit ia Die 3uf,mit in allen sll,:
galegenbeiten llllierer 3lueige. @enr
lie Jung lcrlen, lit es leihter einmal
aaes 5ll iibernebmen. @ir boiien oaI
ale iddiiihenainoer iid oem Susen>
Club anidlieben. Glteru belit llui
idift eure ainoer bin Oenn no Sc
ter llnb Mutter belangt, lollteu nnd!
Die @ilrSer belansen.
@enu mir sic traurisen Na6rit
ten leien bon Sen Iieben Sad)lenbrii
Ocrn uno &erlpanoteu in Ser alter
Seinlat Sicbcnbiireen. bie bon 10 ci
mem groben Slcno beimgeiud)t iino
niiiien mir INNER ali Oas 3uinn
menbalten oenfen, oenn es lit leid)
ter lpenn mani 5ulonlmen lit als i
5erltrent in alien Gdcn ser &eit
SaBt llns mitbelfen Inn sic 81, retter
Die nod am Se6em iinO; es lit feint
3eit su perlieren. 8ieoerun trent
es rns ipenn Silie fomlnt. Sdtueitcr.
s.reig 40 bat aub $50 Collar 5ur
llnterltilbllng 3lun SilisIono oes
Sadtenoolfes beigeitcuert. Selft ale
nit. @ir arbeiten auh an peri6n.
liden Seiihlngen bon alien 6re,lt.
Sen in @arp. @enn lmierc Gertretcr
perlprc zen, ldbt tic niht lccr meg,
geben, cs lit idiper, aber ipir f1r,
lcn uieles tim. 3,lt mad ei,rem Sc.
iiibl
Weitar tpirS am 18. Mai eiil
&inberfeit i'm Sadienbeim itattfi,.
Den. Die Deputies laoen ale Gltern
NIT ibren ainbe,n fir Sen albsnS
ein. Sic perlu1en alles nm eillen1
ieoen ainoe einen auten abeno gu
bereiten. &onnnt ane Jung nno ali
oanrit Die ainoer iid beiier tenncn
lernen unb auf oielem @ege He.
fauntidaft MAIDEN.