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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-21
JACK FLETCHER RETURNS

Jack Fletcher, manager Of the Baranof and Gastineau Hotels, who has been in Seattle attending the Northwest Hotel Association con- vention for the past week, return ed here this weekend by Pan Am erican Airways.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-21
Seattle Man Given Bronze Star;;Undey
 Fire in Kiska Attack

SEATTLE, Oct. 2l.-Secretary of the Navy James Forrestal announc- es that the bronze star had been awarded William Charles House, Seattle, for braving machine gun fire to destroy Navy codes when a Japanese assault force landed near the Kiska sociological station June T, 1942. House was a chief aero- prapher'S mate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-21
PERSONAL INTEREST

SPOKANE, Wash, Oct. 2l-Po- licemen here are trying extra hard to locate an overcoat reported miss ing after meeting of the. North west Investigator Association.
 It belongs to Police Chief Gerald Swarthout.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-21
p-TA TO ELECT NEW OFFICERS
 THIS EVENING

Members of the Juneau Parent Teachers Association will meet to- night at 8 o'clock in the High School study hall. Officers will be elected and activities for the com ing year will be discussed. All members are urged to be present.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-21
Victoria, Cordova Discharge Freight
 Boring Sea porfs

SEATTLE. Oct. 2l-The relief ship Cordova and the Victoria, last two ships to call at Norton Sound ports in the Boring Sea this fall, are discharging cargo at Nome and St. Michael, the Alaska Steamship Company reported today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-21
GNU AGREES
 10 LOADING
 ARMY SHIPS
Work 10 Be Resumed al Once on All Ships Car
 rying 1OO% Cargo

SEATTLE, Oct. 21. - Two Army transports and an Alas ka bound ship were being work cd at the Seattle Port of Elm barkatien today after settle ment of last weeks loadings dispute with the CIO-Nofth- west Committee for Maritime Unity.
 Union members began work loading the transport James O'Hara, outbound for Korea and China, and the Edmond Mallet, posted to sail for Alas ka, and discharging cargo from the transport Fred c. Aims worth, in from Shanghai and Manila
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-21

SEATTLE, Oct. 2l. An agree ment for resumption of disputed Amy ship loadings here was an- nounced jointly Saturday by the Northwest Committee for Maritime Unity and Commanding officer of the Seattle Port of Embarkation.
 The statement on settlement of the dispute, which has been carried to the national capital, said:
 ''The Army has agreed that it will not ask the union to clear any ship which is not operated 100 percent for the Army account. They will not load cargo into a ship unless it is necessary to their minimum requirements to deliver such cargo to it's destination.
 "They will certify any ship which they want to sail as for Army ac- count and make the ships manifest available to the local strike com mittee for inspection. Final deter imitation as to essentially of the cargo will be made by the Army. They will cooerate with the union to the fullest extent in keeping cargoes to minimum.
 Army and union spokesmen said Army ship loadngs, including ves- sels operated for the Army by steamship companies, would be re- sumed at once.
 The announcement of settlement followed a series of conferences. Col. Fenton s. Jacobs, Commanding officer of the Port of Embarkation who joined in the announcement, had threatened to recommend clos ing of the embarkation port be- cause of the attitude of the GNU, which represents six CIO unions.
 The GNU previously had refused to work vessels operated for the Army by private agents, and had limited cargoes on Army transport manned vessels to food, medical supplies, mail, clothing, baggage and pest exchange supplies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-21
The w ashington Merry Co., Round
By DREW PEARSON

WASHINGTON = Several weeks before he crunched phial of po- tassium cyanide between his teeth, Hermann Goering had given to American investigators play-by- play account of how he and the whole Hitler machine tried to un- dermine American public opinion, defeat Roosevelt, and keep the United States neutral during the war.
 Goering's testimony, pieced to- gether with statements from For eign Minister Ribbentrop, exam bassador Dieckhoff and dozen other Nazis comprises one ot the most revealing chapters in recent American history. It has been writ ten by O. John Rogge, Special Assistant to the Attorney General and the man who convicted Boss Pendergast of Kansas City, Cover nor Leche of Louisiana and the old Huey Long machine.
 The minute word leaked out that Rogge was writing this report, how ever, pressure began to pour in on the Justice Department. Many in terested Americans wanted the doc ument suppressed-for reasons easy to understand. So far it has been. rYocro,,or th;c colllrnp has hppn able to obtain one of the suppressed copies and will publish some of the most important portions.
 In view of the dangerous state of our international relations to- day, it seems important that the American people realize the man. ner in which foreign government partly poisoned our public opinion before, in order to make sure It does not happen again.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-21
SUPPRESSED HIGHLIGHTs

Here are some of the highlights of the suppressed Rogge report;
 1.-The Readers Digest, largest circulating magazine in the United States, was being used to some ex- tent by the Nazis. It actually pald $4,300 to Lawrence Dennis, self-styl- ed head of the American Fascist Party and one of those indicted for sedition.
 2.-Sosthenes Behn, head of the giant International Telephone and Telegraph Company, was being us- cd by the Nazis for business con- tacts in the USA. Behn was espec- ially close to Nazi agent Gerhard Westrick, and the Justice Depart ment has one letter from Westrick to Behn proposing to divide up the assets of a Czech company-afteI Czechoslovaha was overrun by the Nazis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-21

1 SMALL CRAFT INADEQJA
 In wire to the Governors O. flee here, It. Comdr E. P c astsr Jr. advised that the fishing vesSe Dorothy is now enroute from Se- attle to Ketchikan with 79 tom of food aboard and the tug Els i kimo was to depart from Seattle today with 90 tons of food for Sitka.
 Also loading, Comdr Chester re- ported. is the fishing vessel CSF, today taking 100 tons of food and /, livestock feed for Wrangell and Sitka and the power barge Alaska , Queen today loading 260 tons of 1 food, medical supplies and livestock ! feed for Ketchikan. The tug Afoe- nak is expected to load l20 tons 1 of livestock feed meat and dry stores early this week for South east Alaska.
 i Comdr. Chester stated that the i above vessels have been chartered by groups of Southeast Alaska dealers to carry general food items ] and livestock feed. He advised that he is now trying to locate ad- : ditional privately-owne vessels to carry food to ports north of Ket-. | chikan and that he has received telephone confirmation from Coast Guard Headquarters. in Washing ton, D. C., that craft such as fish ing vessels, tugs and power harges, which are not licensed to engage
 in coastal trade may charter hire to carry commercial cargoes with
 cut being subject to fines for evad- ling the present law which requires vessels to be licensed for the trade
 n which they are employed and to meet the special requirements ;set forth for that trade.
 I In order to secure charter hire waivers, Comdr Chester wired. it lis necessary that he as the auth orized representative of the Cover nor make a formal waiver request 1 to the District Coast Guard Office in Seattle for each vessel for each
 tip. Coast Guard HeadquarteIs has authorized the local Distrid Coast Guard Office to approva h.s requests for waivers. .
 This procedure. he said. will rot take over onehalf hour for each )vessel and should stimulate inter- est on the part of priyateiy-o boat operators to carry small caf- goes to Alaska ports during this emergency
 Chester further reported that at "a conference Sunday with Pacific ,, Northwest GNU Chairman Burr
 Nelson, concerning the inade1uscy
 of small vessels to meet the urgent
 needs of parts of Alaska north ol
 Ketchikan, he again had strongly urged prompt release of two freighters, as follows One small freighter loaded with all types of livestock feed and one large ''rsef-
 err cargo ship loaded with meats,
 fresh vegetables and dry stores.
 Nelson is reported as having re-
 piled that he would again present
 the requests to the full GNU strika
 committee, but that he could not
 see any immediate prospects of re-
 lief other than by small vessels
 until the ship operators agreed to
 accept the union offer to reco-
 tiate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-21
WEATHER REPORT
WEATHER FORECAST (Juneau and vicinny)

Rain and not much change in temperature with South easterly winds IS to 20 miles per hour tonight and Tues day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-21
SEATTLE q
 URGES GNU
 BAN EASING
Over 5000 Tons Await Shipment North Aleord-
 ing to Seattle Survey

SEATTLE, Oct. 21-The Alaska Department of the Seattle Cham Der of Commerce has asked It. Cmdr. E. P. Chester representative .of Alaskas Governor, to urge union clearance of two regular steam ships to carry foodstuffs and med!- cal supplies to Southeast and Southwest Alaska.
 A survey of Seattle wholcsalefs. produce dealers and feed merchants disclosed that more than 5000 tons of commodities are awaiting snip ment to the Territory, Che Depart ment said
 The Northwest Committee lol Maritime Unity, representing strik- ing CIO waterfront unions, has re- stricted shipments of food and stock feed to Alaska to small privately owned craft, not under charter to any commercial steamship corl- pany.
 Under this clearance program several small vessels have been okehed by the GNU and are lead ing in Seattle, it was reported
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-21
TWO RELIEF SHIPS ASKED FOR ALASKA
B JILL E :! 1 MS

TOKYO - Japan began gearing her industry for war five years be- fore the attack on Pearl Harbor, according to evidence presented be- fore the War Crimes Tribunal try ing ex-Premier Hideki Tojo and other high-ranking Japanese offi- cials today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-21

BYPASS SEATTLE PLAN KETCHIKAN. Alaska. Oct. 2l .
 (COntinaed oR Page ~tpoJ
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-21

HAWKING - Generalissimo Chi ang Kai-shek has summoned an other meeting of Chinese Con- munist and Government leaders Some Ranking observers say the meeting is a final attempt to end Chinas spreading civil war. A Red spokesman declares that secession of Communist areas from the rest of China hangs by a thread.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-21

NEW YORK-San Francisco of fered the United Nations three To- mile square sites in the Golden Gate area for the proposed world capitol today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-21

LONDON = Radio Moscow today reported that striking workers in the American zone of Korea had staged an armed revolt against Am erican troops and that "a great number" were killed and wounded on both sides.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-21

NEW RLEANS-Cotton futures broke the limit of 200 points on some months today at the opening of the New Orleans cotton market May, July and October cotton fell eff the $10 bale limit permitted for one day.
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2l,,s Gai,tei,. Okie
g. 2. &arpatben

Seoen Mittuoh. 8 llbr abenSs
iinben l,niere Sineprobcn itatt sac
SGnger >luo Sdngerinnen iino er-
iud)t bie Nrdben regelmdBig unS
piiuftlid 5u beiud)en. Sie &onpcn-
tion lit Dor ser 5iir lnb mir miiiiell
nod ileiBig proben nm iider Su leIn
nit unIeren Gb6ren. slip bite
fonunt ale sur Yrobe sllio am 30
9lugllit, s llbr abenos, lit unlerc
&eriamlnIlmg. @ir modJten oaB nlc
SGnger umo Sdngerinnen Ser Ser
iammlung beipobnen, oenn III oie'er
&er'ullnllmg neroen mir Trans
port porbere;ieu our &oupertion fiir
sic mas fem Ilto babeu. so tNttc
fonrnt ale sur Yrobe iuno Der,
iammllng.
Wtihael 9. Sdmiot, Setr.
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r. T
2l,,s alliance. Ukie
3mcig 8.

sltlen. 0titalieoern >es 3lpeis s
oiene sur aeidaiecn 9sadrift, ou,
Die nGhite Seriommi,mg OIL Cor.
uerstae, sen 5. Sept, rbenos, obge-
halten miro. Sn oieier GerialumIura
fommt sic ,3citllngsirage 'ur 9c.
ipret)ung uno aue ltitslieoer ncrs
Oen iebr oringeno eril,dIt iih oil Ser
Eeriamnlll,n9 81, betciligen, oenu es
lit lpirflnh sll bcoauern, NaB Ser
,3lpeig 8 idjcn S.peimo! feline Ser
einsgeitifte bat founen erlcSigen,
neil picle SGbreitern it'd nift betc;
liacn an SEN Ter'unlmllngen lrno
niht genug Wfitglieoer unlpeieno tpa
rem. Somit iueroen bie Shlpelterl'
nod cinmal gebeten iidp 10 uiel OILS
snoglih 5u betciligen an Ser Ser
iamnlllng. &utb SOpfer Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-22

beim, 8roue Gitp, Sbio. aus aui oeill
@reenlaun 5rieobof 5ur cspigel'
Gube sebettct. Yditor 9. e. &eucr
pon Der Niartin yutber Stride. 100
Der perltprbeue elm treues Mitg!ic6
tar, leitete Sic Irauerieier imo
iprad 3u Screen aebeiloe @orte unS
iGiloer.e Die eaten Oes oabingeihic.
oenen 8ruoer uno treuen Witglieocs
Der 8emeinoc, ipo er Ielblt DER Mu.
nleiiter NOR uuO Gle id)one Stride
ballte SRI. Gillian areus iang 5,uei
id)onen Srauerlieber.
Der 8erltorbcne ,par in Weilan,
Siebenbiirgen, geboren imo Tam III
oieles Sano nod oils Siingling nit
ieiner Mutter. gr mar icbr beliebt
nnter alleu uuiercn 2anbsleutcn unb
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3iucis 3S.

Vii ale ,lfitglieoer beg 3:peig 3S
ergebt bie GinlaolrnS Su Ger am fpm.
lnenbeu Sonntag, 25 siugltIt, nm
3 llbr naduuittags ita:tiinbcn Inter
balt,ng in Ser Eere;nsbaae. @er
nod niemals anipelero mar in Sen
letten arei Sonntoeen an sen &C..
miitliden ltuterbaltlngcn Ser hat
,ras pcrpabt. Der Gsreiu bate be-
idIolien einen jeosn Sonntog nac).
nlittags iih scriitlif 5u unteryalten
in ser Sale, BLOB Sen Sritten Conn.
tag inn Mcnat lit sic Soalle permictet,
ulle anoeren Sonutage iirs iiir sic
Mitgliebcr uno Oeren iSarlil,er iid)
in ser Gereinsbaue 81 treiien. Die
llntcrjaltrnsen iino mr. iiir sic Afit-
glieber unb oercn ,Salnil;e. Tie
SdpueItern boben periprcGeu III Oie.
ier llnterbaltling lms nit Hfo1n-
fld,en nit &Gie al itberraiebeu mS
ale anOeren Grfriidplngeu iueroen
oorbaltben ieia. Soften alii c'nc,
gutcu 8eiuh.
5. @obmetitrr, Sefr.
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3ipeia 4.

9lm 30, Sept.1 finbct Sas 9anfeit
fir lenierc Geteronen uns oeren Mut
ter, @attin obcr ;sreaslSii, itatt.
ga Iebr penise Stlpeitern in Sc,
Geridmnll,ng iparel, crltrNe beIhloi
fen, am 4. Scptelnber, 3 lthr nad)
mittags cine &artenpurtie lrl,r iii,
Nitglieoer 5u arrangieren. Gie Ser
tpalterinnen &atb. @pIff, Sennr
9ber llno &ath. Stiibler iperoen Gr
friiduingerL &affee uno &udle1, ic,.
pieren lmb nad)ber I'M 7 ltbr obenhs
fanet oie Gerianmnll,ng an. Mud
bitten mir I'm neue 0titglieocr. &c,
puties Iinb: &atb. Shcrmer, &att
Sdymiot uno Srene SaIlner
Sdhpeiter aatb. Sfnliot, ErG'.
bes sSrauen Ierein Ser Seutid)firrhe,
laoet 3ipeig 4 ber5licbit ein sum- go.
iaridnuer Mittlppd), Ben %. 9uguit,
abenos. = 9ittc id,on, mas inmncr
mir ipenben, miro beim 8aiar Der
fault gum Benefit oes airden 6run.
en- Gerpins.; g -
gluf ser &rantenlilte lit 9luna @e'
ber. @lr tpituihsn ibr baloige 8e'les
runa. 6. Siihler, Setr.
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3meig 81.

Sic n0dite Ser'amnlung finNct
um sSreitag, Cen 6. September, s llbr
abenos Itatt. 9lue siitglieoer iinh ers
iuht trenn mogllh Der &eriommlr,ng
betsu1uohnen. .Aae Die id>on Die Guilt
Sifets perfauft haben bite abplrcf-
men; ODER Die nod feline Sidets ba.
ben fonnen tpeld)e haben SGme'ter
&atb. Safel bat noh lpelcbe M Sano.
Nunucntiun-&pmitec.
ySir eriuhen ole Sdnpcitern, oit
lid, fiir oieies &nnlitee babeu alli.
id,reiben Laiien, poer Ole Sdptpeiterr
ipelte &arten fir oieien 3lped erbal.
ten bnben, I'm sic angegebene ooe'
oeriprcd,ens 3eit piilftlit ON Elot
al iein am r li,o 3. September.
YNir fpollcn unIere Sugcnb tat
froftig unb nit poiler gegeilterl;Nl
100 pro5entig unterItiiten.
aranfe Sd)tueIteru iino: Ngnetc
Nefel. Niaria aloB, Sou Shrnn
@ir sriinihen ibnen baloiee gelie
rung. :. @olff, Sefr.
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audi in tpeiten Greiien. Scin 9cruf
toar goumcilter llaa iriibcr bette er
ein Neita,rm,t in 0rouc Gitp, Sbio,
100 or iid) uiele sSreultoc erirarb.
Gs troue:n ul ibn 'cine treltc
Satin Mint;s, 3 SGbre. Sobn, Sen
rp Hoberi. uEr Haul Sorio Wuebhel,
2 : o6ter, isrou @ertrlio. Seab uuS
Scris Cue, ie;ne treucr Gltern, @crr
uno ,srau Surn l'ucbbci Sr, cil'
gruS"r @enls Wr"a:Ht uno ieinc
SdNpeiter Suianna Bennington, io.
arie uitlc Gerluanot, nnb sic Mitglic-
ser oss 3,ucig 3s s'ube ianit in
.sricben. !. Wotnltiiter, Scfr.
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3meia 40.

Sie nadite regelmdbtge 8erianlml=
lung bes 3tpeig 40 miro am ~.
September, 1 llbr nadnnittass, inn
Sa6ienbeim al Der II. rno Hocir.
pelt StraBe abgebalten. Sln &onitea
fir aufiee ltno SUDDEN bringen iino:
aatb. Sen5, Siloa Shuiiert, Yaula
Ytarfel, Sclen Iilteer, slnna Mar-
srell. Sobanna Ntud, AHarp Moier,
susleid goriteberin bonn aomitee.
Sm arunfenfomitee limo: aatb.
Winanop. Mnnd @enrih. ShlpeItcr
Sofia Sfmiot lit tranf l1nb mir
rpiinid)en ibr balbige 9eiierung.
0ie @iitglieber pom 3,peig 40 iinS
aue sebeten in Die Yeriammlr,ng at
fonuneil neil lpid)tige 0inge 5u te,
ipreden iino .peaen inherent Stii.
tungsfeit. 9as Yartie ioa am 81.
September. 1880 llbr abenos itatt.
finoen. Gingelaoen bonn 3,peig 40
ii:o: 0ie 3lpei9e 9. 10. 46 uno AZ
Ghicaso, 3d., io.uie 3iueis 26 uno
Greater Beneficial Union BON 8arp.
8arp Sport Club uno 8arp Yieber-
frcn5.
SIM aonitec fir 81. September
limo: Sblpeiter Miloreo @eurid),
gtbel Manbel, gmna Wfaboorf. 90.
&lob, Glir:eoa Milan aatb. 9teu.
gebauer, Cara S'9onnalo, Marie
Yetri. Gmno Yetri. Sdpelter aTa.
ria @ooS me!oete iidb einsn ifDnen
1iirpreis 3u bringen. Mae Shue-
itern, bie fiir oas Stiftungsfeit sineli
Hreis ueriproden baben, iino ge-
beten oenielben in Die September.
ueriammlllng an II. September
mit5ubrinsen. Yersebt ia nidt. IS
oanft eub allen oafiir Der 3mcis 40.
Cara Sliou, Sefr.
-C-----
soSIA. Yne~.. M~s~ As~ U.s~.
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3ueig A..

Ser Siioieite g. g. aranfen lln-
teritiitunes -Gerein 3rueig AZ ieiart
ON Salnstog, Den Z. Septenbcr, s
llbr abe.tos, iein 7iabrises Stif-
tlngsielt IN Sobn Hingbauer's SaIlc,
5t59 Soutb 9llblano Mpe.. iposu spir
ale Gereine 3tpeig 8. 10, as I'M,
Sugcnoperein bon G'btcago. lolpie
3,peig 26 uno 40 Don 8nrp. Sno..
herslid, einlaoen.
Gin tiidtiges 4onlitee lit fleiBig al
ser Irbeit INN allen 8eiufern Elm
puar semiitlide Stunoen 81 5ieten.
Soften reft piele on unlerm 5citt
beeriiBen 81 fonnen.
Cara 5allb, Sefr.
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3weia 10.
Eifaif.

Ser ;3rpeig 10 bolt iein Hifnif am
Sonntog. oen 25. sluguit, i'm gbae,
broof @poOs ab. 0ir Iaoen allc
Siebenbiirger Sahien unb oertll
5reunoe al1fs her3lifite eln. Is iper.
Sen @iirithen llno belegte grpte gum
fal,fen Iein. 9itte fommt ale uno
laBt uns einen idonen Gag baben.
Die WitglieOer lperoen gebrtall
luern moglih einen fleinen Hreis 81
briugen. Ias &omitee miro SllrG
&arten peritdnoigt. gs crirb eripar.
tet, oab oas &omitee ieine Yflidt er
fiiut.
Gli5abetb Sitterlp, Sefr.
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Der ssraneu @erein Der ct. Sobar'
nesgemeinoe

IS puroe aud, beldIollen ipicOer
81, ndben fiir pie Stride uno ollie
SdNpeitern ste ;ras belfen pollen
iino gebeten ieoen Ifittluod nad)mit-
tags IN bie' Shulrallme Der Stride
5u fonnnen. Gie Yrdiioentin bufit
piele Sfpeitern 5u beariiBen.
Mnnu Sd,neioer. Sefr.
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Oanfiaeuno

Sicrmit Sen inn!!;'tc,l 'Sanf lit hie
i:5onen Blu eIipc.'ot.l unS allcu
lritglieoern. ris II itgeDp!iru habr:l
nit ibrcn Il :rr,;l. um aIlc olti
Scn 1rieobur ~ !t3aifen, Den innis-
item Cant S.itr: Srucr iiir Die trult-
r'ihcn @ortt. l,lS ;Srl. 0ru,b iiir
r. ihonen ~"
o.. irnrr,aSr NnEi:lt.
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Gbitaso, Sqinois

9eutihe unb stebcnbRrstid, zhMNt6,e
Ct. Yaulas Nemeinbe, 1855 &Dmcr Ctr.
Yaftor Z. Sdmibt. 1879 &oner ctr.
Seben Counting 8 llbr SDuntagi6uls it,
enNliid mtb hsutidj. Deutider Gottess
bienit jeoeu Sonntag 11:!E ;lhr: engs
l''d'er Giottesbienit icnen atueiter uno
bierten Spnntag 1O:15 1lbr. 4eutlher
Gonfirmauocns1 s1lnterritt c1ttttpost no9>
mittaas 4:?0 l1br; enalliGer 3onfirs
lndnoen<ll,terriJt SamStas uorinittdgs
10 1ltr 9eutibe Shule Samstaa ra@>
.llittags ubr.
MQe @!snbenseenofieu unc G.eunoc
linb ber5l;tt etngellben.
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Iranen Ierein Der ct. Hetrus
&irdJen 8cmeinOe

Is miro alien Wtitglieoern BE-
tannt gegeben. oab feline Sitlng i'm
@onat Muguit abgebalten miro, %
in oieiem lfpnat 8emeinOe- -5erien
iirtS. Die nd6ite 8erlummlllne mirS
inn September nit sSbauer &c.
feiert.
Wfinnie Garres, Sefr.
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Sawoob Gits, Ea.
Ct. @anIA Merscinbe.

FaEor sbomas g. !Siniser. Saupts
gottesoicnlt ieoen Sonntag 10:3u llhr
ruora.,is Go,ntagiGrIe $3.50 llbr.
Sfunfiranrenunterrift il ,ad5 Nneabe
bes piiarrcrs. &irGenratsiisun9 ieoen
lekten Sanstaa inn Diniuat I ll1r abeuDs.
Sonntagidullebreriituna ieben britten
Sr:::.::ca in Nonat, e:o2 itbr r:or9ens.
&irdeu1orprobe iehen Sreitag 1880 llhr
abs.tSSSS. &irdeu Sruuen 9ereinsz Sitz
5llna ieocm oritteM 9onnerstdg inl Ieo>
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Illus GlcpelonC, Ubie
Gp. Yntb. ct. Ipbanncs Stride.

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calm, CEto
GpangeItid,@Qutb. Gr,mantcI '0trhe,
POI &putf @rpanipap.

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SweiU 81.

Stueig 81.
Wir MAIDEN alle Wtitglieoer oes
3ipeig 81 auImertiam, oaB sic re-
ge!mGBige Serlamml,lng am Giens.
tag. Sen 3. September, itattiinoet
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10 3oblreid) tpie nur mogIid an oie.
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sumal es ipid)tigc Heiflite 5u be.
ipreheu gibt.
Ntid,ael Seutif), Setr.
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G!ebelano, Clio

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