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Evening star., 1947-08-08
HIT Mrnturtattt

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Than we did on the day of your going;
Your absence never closed the door of our
And the lamp of orr love is still glowing.
We miss the sound of your footsteps
And your voice since you have gone,
And though we no longer see you,
In our hearts you still live on.
We thought not at the close Of day,
That one SO full of life and hope
Could not say good-by.
We have only your memory, Bobbie. dar-
To remember our whole lives through,
But the sweetness will linger forever
AS we treasure the image Of you.
In loving memory Of our darling son,
BoBBIE, who departed this life five years
A'' Mo MorHEk DAD AND SISTERS.
SON SosI sSas JoHN n G. S sSe
passed PASS away y. year age 9,, today; AnEust 8,
We never have felt the same
Since the day you passed away.
The blow was sad, the shock severe.
We didn't think that the end was so near;
But Gods will had to be done,
1t was to take an only son.
No more on earth shall we see
For us there can be no others,
For he was the dearest Of sons and brethsrs.
MIL ANIL 64o4E<ft
CLARKE, PHOEBE A.. In loving mem
ory of q wonderful mother, PHOEBE A.
CLARKE, who passed peacefully away two
years ago today, August 8, 1945.
The little. road to yesterday
It's memories dear and precious
Are Of my life o part.
And fondest Of these memories.
More lasting and most true.
Are memories . Of the happy days lays 40,
EMMA r. CLARKE.
DICKERsoN, DIR. w. p. Sacred to the
memory memory @ Of my dear husband, Pr; W: P:
His sun has risen, not set.
His life not ended, Just begun;
That for US he has left light to shine
Rsn 81 53ia TaSa & sfsa aSa Y hfnS t. a
HORN, NATHAN. In loving memory of
our dear father and grandfather, NATHAN
HORN, who died seventeen years ago to-
Gone. but not forgotten.
LOVING DAUGHTERS AND GRANDcHIL-
DREN; IHIRL LILLIAN MAY HELEN AND
HuYETT. LAURA v. In loving zemem-
today. August s, 1913
I am sad within my memory
Lonely IN my heart today,
For the one I loved SO dearly
Left me four, years ago today.
HER LONELY SISTER. EMMA S. RuYET.
PELHAM. GABRIELLE. tribute Of
love 80 the memory Of our mother and
grandmother, on her birthday
HER CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN.
-PoUNCEY, CARL J. In loving memory
Of our dear husband and daddy. CARL j.
POUNCEY, who was called away a year
ago today, August 8, 1946.
One year ago today
AS the sun rose in the sky,
Little did we know before 1t set
How q darling one would die.
Sad and sudden was the call
OF one so dearly loved by all;
bitter grief and shock severe
1t was to part with one so dear.
Often we sit and talk Of you
And think OF how you died,
To know you could not say good-Dy
Before you closed your eyes.
Our hearts still ache with sadness,
Our eyes shed many a tear:
Only God knows how we miss YOU
At the end of one sad year.
LOVING, LONELY WIFE, LORE MAE, AND
SONS, CARL WAYNE. EDDIE.
Evening star., 1947-08-08
Wallace B. Fitzgerald
Burial SET Tomorrow

Funeral services for Wallace B.
Fitzgerald, 40, one Of the best known
salesman in the automobile business
here, will be held at $50 am. to-
morrow in the s. H. Hines funeral
home, 2901 ourteenth street NV.
Burial will be in Arlington Gene
terry.
Mr.. Fitzgerald died Wednesday in
hospital in New London, N. H..
where he had been vacationing in
the White Mountains. He and his
wife, Mrs. Frances Swaine Fitz-
gerald, lived In the home of his
mother-n-law, Mrs. j. Edward
Swaine, 6318 Delaware street, Chevy
Chase, Md, for the past 23 years.
MIR. Fitzgerald was born near
Staunton, Va. When he was Is, he
Joined the Army during World War
I and was q private with the ll6th
Infantry. After the war, he was
hospitalized in Walter Reed Hos
pital. On his recovery, he went into
the automobile business. Since 1895
he had been an auto salesman with
tne IreW Motor Co.
MIR. Fitzgerald sold cars to many
members Of Congress and persons
in society and military life. He was
characterized at the Trew Motor
Co. as "a man who never had time
to light his cigarette because he
was always lighting some one
else'S."
He joined the War Department
after Pearl Harbor and served in the
Transportation Corps.
Mr.. Fitzgerald was past master Of
st. Johns Masonic Lodge No. II.
He was member Of the Scottish
Rite Masonic Order and q Shriner of
the Almas Temple; also a member
Of the Esther Chapter Of the Eastern
Star, the Washington Chapter of
Royal Arch Masons, the Order of
the Purple Heart and the American
Legion.
His widow is his only survivor.
Evening star., 1947-08-08
TrainInen Union 10 Ask
Immediate Increase
In Basic Wage Scale
BY The ASsoeiassd Press

CLEVELAND, Aug. 8.-The Broth.
erhood Of Railroad Trainmen plan.
to seek Immediate" basic wage
increases, in addition to workins
rule changes, from the country's
carriers, President A. r. Whitney o1
the brotherhood announced yester.
day.
In the BRTs first announcement
Of plans for 1947 wage increase
Mr.. Whitney said he would appoint
a committee Of five brotherhood
members to meet with delegates
from four other railroad employe
organizations in an attempt to CO.
ordinate demands for pay increases
Mr.. Whitney said he was in
structed by a meeting of the Inter-
national Association of General
Chairmen Of the BRIT Ito contact
other transportation organizations
Immediately, advising of our desire
to press demands for an increase
in basic daily rates for all men en-
ployed in train, yard and other
services"
Extent Of the wage increase de-
mands have not yet been deter
mined, Mr.. Whitney said, adding
that other organizations to be con-
tacted would include the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers,
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
and Enginemen, Order of Railroad
Conductors and the AFL Switch
mems Union of North America.
The BRIT and locomotive engi-
neers staged a paralyzing strike in
1946 to enforce demands for wage
increases and working rule changes.
Evening star., 1947-08-08
Navy EmpIoye Retires
After Al Years Service

A 41-year career as a civilian
worker in the Navy Department
has been ended with the retirement
of William S. Douglass, 81, of We'll
lington Villa, Fairfax County.
Mr.. Douglass, who started as q
copyist in the Bureau Of Navigation
had served five years as civilian
assistant to the Nays surgeon gen.
eral at the time of his retirement
on July 81. He was chief clerk in
the Bureau of Medicine and Sur
gerry from 1928 to 1912.
On his 40th anniversary of Navy
Department service he was pre-
sented a letter of commendation
from Secretary Forrestal and given
a party by his co-workers.
A native of Washington, he lived
in Vermont for several years before
joining the Government service
He and his wife, Mrs. Adelaide
Douglass, have one son, William
Douglass, jr., who also lives at We'll
lington Villa.
Evening star., 1947-08-08
Gl Reform Prosecutor
Reveals Hysterica|
Wife Killed Father
BY the Assoeiafed Press

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Aug. g.
Prosecutor Sidney S. McMath sale
today his pretty 26-year-old blont
wife killed his father, Hal. P. Nc.
Math, Sc, in their suburban hom'
early last night while "hysterica
with fright"
Mr.. McMath declared he was re.
questting Circuit Judge Clyde E
Brown to call special meeting o.
the grand jury to investigate ane
also was requesting appointment o1
a special prosecutor to present the
case.
Mr.. McMath in a formal pre-.
pared statement said his fathel
had been drinking and had threat.
ened the prosecutors wife, Anne
He said Mrs. McMath picked up hi.
As automatic with the idea o
frightening the elder Mr.. McMatf
away. but in her hysteria begar
firing.
The prosecutors statement sale
his. father had "maltreated anc
badly bruised his wife earlier ir
the week.
Coroner Foster farrell said there
were no powder burns around any
of the three bullet wounds suffered
by the elder Mr.. McMath. He sale
the bullets struck Mr.. McMath from
the front and ranged downward.
Headed Reform Ticket.
The coroner said he did not plar
to pursue the investigation with
the information T now have al
hand"
Mr.. McMath, who spearheaded ar
ex-serviceman's ticket which un.
seated powerful Hot Springs DO.
litical organization last year, sale
the circuit judge had indicated he
would comply with his request fol
the special grand jury. Judge Brown
and Mr.. McMath, a wearer of tht
Navy Cross earned as q lieutenant
colonel with the Marines in the Pa.
cific, are law partners.
Mrs. McMath Is the former Anne
Phillips of Slate Springs, Miss. She
is Mr.. McMath's second wife. His
first wife died while he was in the
Marine Corps. After his return from
the Pacific, he met Miss Phillips in
Washington, where he was stationed
and she was employed.
Has Two Children.
Mr.. and Mrs. McMath have an 18.
month-oh son. He also has a five.
year-old son by his first wife. The
baby and a colored maid were in
the house when the shooting occur.
red.
Mr.. McMath headed the GI fac
ton which ended the 20-year re.
gime of former Mayor Leo p
Mclaughlin of Hot Springs al
the polls last year. Since taking
office, he obtained Is indictments
against the former mayor and other
indictments against his associates
on charges Of bribery and lesser
crimes.
He also is president Of the Young
Democratic Clubs of Arkansas and
has been mentioned frequently a.
probable candidate for Governor
in 1948.
Evening star., 1947-08-08
Isaac Fyffe's Funeral
To Be Held in PooIesyiIIe

Funeral services for Isaac Fyffe,
retired farmer, were to be held to-
day at his home in Poolesville, Md.
Burial was to be at Monocacy Gene
terry, Beallsville. Mr.. Fyffe died
Wednesday after a long illness.
A native of Montgomery County,
Mr.. Fyffe lived in the Poolesville
vicinity all his life. He was the
son of Thomas and Mary E. Fyffe.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Bette Darby Fyffe, and two daugh-
ters, Mrs Carroll Chiswell and Miss
Virginia Fyffe, all of Poolesville.
Evening star., 1947-08-08
Cancer Contro! Fund Drive
Hits Record S11,614,749

An all-time record has been set
by this years cancer control drive
American Cancer Society headquar-
ters announced today in New York
City.
With one month remaining, before
books are closed on. the 1946-1947
fiscal year, cancer contributions
throughout the country totaled $11,-
614,7 TAG, only $685., ,251 short of the
81, ,000, 900 goal.
\ officials said Al Of the society's
SO divisions had exceeded their
quotas. Last years total was $10,-
i08,207, which was 10 times the
amount raised during the preceding
year.
Evening star., 1947-08-08
Gen. ToyIor's Son Joins
D. c. Guard as Priyate

Pat P. Taylor, 10, following ir
the footsteps of his father, Brig
Gen. Y. H. Taylor, enlisted as q
private yesterday in the District Al,
National Guard.
About 80 years ago, Gen. Taylor
now commanding Andrews Field
enlisted as a private, first class, In
the aviation section Of the Signal
Corps. He was then 10 years old
Col. Fred L. Green said that 21l
men had enlisted In the Air Guard
in recent months, bringing to about
300 the number of officers and men
who will start a 15-day encampment
at Andrews August 10.
Evening star., 1947-08-08
Reece to Tour Lutin America

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn, Aug. 8
R.-Chairman Carroll Reece of the
Republican National Committee
starts next week on a months tour
of South. and Central America and
Mexico, it was announced last
night. Pan American World Air
ways said Mr.. Reece would be ac-
companied by his wife ard daugh-
ter when he takes of from Miami
Tuesday for Balboa, Canal Zone.
Evening star., 1947-08-08
Mrs, Mary Beoupre Dies;
Widow of U. S. Diplomat
BY the Assoeioied Press

CHICAGO, Aug. 8.-Mrs. Mary
Marsh Beaupre, 80, widow of the
diplomat, Arthur M. Beaupre, died
at her home here yesterday.
Her husband, credited with help
ing secure United States control OF
the Panama Canal Zone, was named
consul general to Guatemala by
President Mckinley in 1897, and
minister to Colombia by President
Theodore Roosevelt in 1903. He
served as minister to Argentina,
The Netherlands and Cuba. He died
in 1915.
She was the daughter of Charles
w. Marsh, early DeKalb, ILL.,, in
ventor of farm machinery.
Evening star., 1947-08-08
Palestine Buying Buckets

BYTOM, Poland (P.-Export of
Polish-made buckets to Palestine
has been initiated through the Polish
Society Of Foreign Trade. Proposed
transactions involved 5000 buckets
Evening star., 1947-08-08

DYER, CLARA E. The husband and sis
Yer of the late CLARA E. DYER wish to ex-
tiful floral tributes, expressions Of sym
pathy and kindness shown them in their
recent bereavement
NOR
Evening star., 1947-08-08
GAO to Drop 1850;
Cut to Hit $50 Here

The General Accounting Ofice
announced yesterday it expects to
cut its staff by 1850 employees during
the 1s48 fiscal year.
About $50 employees in the Wash
ington Office will be affected by the
cuts, GAO officials estimated.
Evening star., 1947-08-08

Stolen Carpets logged
The altar carpets, marked Stolen
from st. Johns, Walworth," are
missing from that English church.
Evening star., 1947-08-08

Russia will open Is new iron mines
in the Dashkesan deposit in the next
Ia years.
Evening star., 1947-08-08

m JACKSON. HARRY A. Suddenly. on
JACKSON Of 1882 Swami st. NV. beloved
husband Of Mrs. Martha jackson, devoted
father Of Harry Lee and Darlene Saunders
He also leaves other relatives and friends.
After II am. Monday, August IL, friends
services Tuesday, August IL, at 1 pm, at
the w. Ernest Jarvis Funeral church, 1882
You st. NV, Rev. M. c. Robinson oficiat-
ing. Relatives and friends invited. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery IL
Evening star., 1947-08-08
N D. TORREY, Worshipful Master.
az. IOHN / RARNES .Ir Sec

FITZGERALD, WALLACE BRINToN.
Evangelist Chapter, Knights Rose
#. Croix, A. A. S. r., in the Valley
aSTta of Washington, will conduct Rose
Croix services for our late broth
|" er, WILLIAM BRINTON FITZ-
kSdS GERALD, on Saturday morning,
N~ssN August 8, 1947, at $50 o'clock,
At the g. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901
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&efanntmadung.

3tueis 19 peranitaltet oieies SSobr
cinen groben NeuiaGrstans uno alle
Mitglieoer lperben eriild,t iicb bielen
Gag 5n reierpiercn. Ole Irrargie-
rune lieet in sen SGnben ser iungen
Mitglieoer ,tno iie fonnen uns sincn
id)Gnen Mben6 pprbereiten
Soriiser oes &onitees lit 1nier
iunger 8ruber Mno. lllrib uno fem
Stab. Gs I,est an ,ns bieies aomitee
gu unterItiisen, banit iie nit sutent
geiuh rehnen fonnen uno nGdite
8eriammI,,ng uns oariiber beritten
fonnen. sllio bite oen Neuiabrsbe.
Judi i'm Sinn 5u1 baIten. Tie Dtuiif
tpiro gr. @ilee!m Sduaer lieiern.
I'm eilren sroBen grfolg fiir Sen Ser.
elm gu per5eidneu liest es an ,us Ifit.
sliebern Sas anbere ipiro oas &o-
mitee beiorgen.e
7ie 8camtcn bcs Swcig 10
.piiniden allen Witglieoern ser 3lpei'
se 19 mS 18 fr0blidc 8c,bnadten
lno elm gIiidlides ue,les Sabr.
9. S. Sontih, Scff.
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ShluB Don Seite 1.


iid) In ben 8erfaiilngen bon 1871
1919 befinoet, tuare allseeidaltet. SIN
eil3elneu lit poraeiehen, Gin ,3lueitan1.
mersSD]tenL bel bem oaS Sberbaus
Getoredte bate. ,2ebteres apiiroe aud
Sen Bralioenten erlpdblen, Ser Elm
9abinett slr 0urhfiibrllng Der bon
beioen &annlern perabid)ie0eten @e.
iete ernennt. .~ ~
0eutid)e 8eamte, sic nit bem 8lan
bertra,tt iinb, erfldren, oaB nur noe.
nige 3entralflrnftioncn ser &egierung
oonbebalten blieben. apie ettpa. nuf
Dem 8ebiet Ser 8dbruua ooer Ser
Eoit. Sic Surhiiibrung oer @eiete
iuare i'm tpelentliben Sahe ser ein.
5elnen SGnber. 0erart bei6rGnfte
1llnftionen Ser 3entralreeierung iin6
Neutiden areiien allfolse, insbeionoe.
re 6ranfreid ,nillfomme,l oas ii6
suGbreno Ser letten Sabre am ent.
idieoenlten gesen cine itraff aentrali.
iierte Negierllng fiir Se,ltidlano aus.
9ripro6en bat. . .... s...-
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3meis %.

ELLEN Shneitern 6es 3tpcig 2S
biene sur gefdaisen ohridt, oab Die
nahlte geriamml,,ng am Sonntas,
oen a. Ssanuar, 9 llbr nabmittasS
ab9ebalten miro. Seseleihen filoet
an bieiem Sag audi oie 8iiderprii.
fl,ng itatt. slae Sdnpeitern fino se.
beten Ser Geriammll,ng beisupobnen.
Ssn ser lebten Geriammllmg ipur-
Sen foIsenoe geamtinnen selpablt:
Grdiioentin, &atb. Sbut ,..
@i5esYrdi., Sofia @uneih
Grot. .=Sefr., Sofja 8iintber
G.-G.sSefr., Gina Gmerid)
Sin.sSefr. slsnes Sd),,ller
Sd)atm, Siesbetb 9iinertb
Ger,paIterinnen, Moria sSorentb,
&atb. Oahio, Cara @agncr.
Sofia 8iintber, Sefr.
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Gare.8cantte pcn
1s,t,,tii,tcn pcrkaitet

Neip Oorf. @ie Sic bieiige sc.
ihGftsiteIle Scr Care (GosSperatibe
for s(merican Nenlittances TO gurope)
|mittcilt, iino aht HumGnen sic in
ibrem 8iiro in 9ufareit tGtig ,paren,
bon Ser rl,mduiiben Geeierung ins
@efdnatis sebraht iuoroen. a..
Ser Sireftor oes gare= =Dienifes
fir europa, IHaul 6. Srenh, erflGrt
bier5u tueiter. Dob Ser eil,sige Care.
9camte In Sfumdrien, ser ieiue Srei.
belt tpie0er erlangen fonnte, ser 6or.
tige amerifaniibc Tcrtreter Suder
s.. 6. 8ougelmam gcpeIen iei.
5erller betonte ssrenf, sic @efannt.
gabe, OaB Ser Gare-0ieult innerbalb
Humdniens einaeltellt tuorSen iei,.
tpGre suritdgebaIten tporben, ga Care
bemiibt mar, 8oueelmam rlebens
o,s 9iumanien s,triid5ubefommen".
9ieier fat iraiuiihen sic II. g. er.
rei6t. # ...-. ..-.
Care ipirit Ser r,lnlGniI6en Megic.
rlng Dor, ibr Geriprehen, ii6 nid)t
in sen Gare.9ienlt cin5uniihen, Der.
lcbt rno al,beroem ben sl6maf1,ngen,
3oa auf Gare- -Eafete erboben al ia.
ben
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siobann fobrent

ms entgegen9cbrodte Spnpatbie.
GnItpr &ennetb 6. Wilt fir Ole er,
greifenoe uno troitreihe Srouerpre.
oigt in Ser Stride lrno am Srieobof.
uno alien Mnperpanbten, Sreumben,
2anosleuten, 8efannten, ,SorgtrGgern
,,no 3peig 20 ,lnb 90 fiir Sic ib6ncl1
@lumen nno Sic s,r 8erfiigung ee.
itellten Mutomobile uno Dem Solte,,
2eidpnbeltatter fir oie quite 8eoie.
nl,ng iagen mir ber5liditeu Oanf.
Ser tieftrauernoe Sobn lmo 8attin
Maria Sobrent.
per Srieori6 SbeG, Sefr.
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Gie regeImGJge &erIamml,mg
miro an Sonnerstag, bcn s. San,
1 llbr nadmittoes, i'm SadJlenbeirl
an 11tb unb Hopienelt Ctr, abge.
balten.
Sm aonlitee fiir &afiec lmo 9udJel
5u ierpieren iino: llorence Neluens,
Milbreo Mi6aros, gtbcl Manocl, 6.
Masbori, 9fita Masoori.
gSir baben ailf 5nei franfe S6iuc.
itern: Cara Shrffert ,mo Selcu
Bergman. Die ShipeItern Morgnret
8ottlbling lmS &atbarinu Said iinO
gebeten sic franfen StlpeItern 81 Be,
lllhen.
Sn Ser 9esember =GerIanmlurg
stpei neue Wtitslieoer auis
genommen uno tpillfommen gebeiBcN.
Sie 8eomtinnen fir oas Sabr iiuo:
Yr1libentin, Inna Saub
Gi5e=BrGi., Sernline 8uiit
Erot. .=Sefr., Cara Slion
Sin.-Setr., slnna @enrih
Shasm., Maria ginoer
sG..g. SER, Maria l1ridlel
8ertualterinner, 2oreta SEEMING,
aatb. gQbaf), Mgnes 8oloner
sSiibrerin, Morp MoIer
@aiienmlltter, &atb. Sfiller
Deputies, slnna Sal,b, SO. llri6el
Sugenbpertr., Sermine 8uiit.
Die 9iiderpriiilrns lit BEL slnna
@enri6, 44SO Monroe Ct, am 6.
Sanuar, 1 llbr nahmittags. aae al.
ten l,nb nel,geipdblten geanltinnen
linb eingeIaoen 81 bieier 9iihcrs
priif,,ng.
Ser 3sueie 40 fpiinidt alien 3lpeig-
oereinen iotpie Sen 8roBbeamten redt
fr0blihe @eibna6ten uuo elm sliid.
libes Ne,liabr.
Cara Slion Sefr.
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NmS Detreit, 21li4iea,,

meiItcn 9earltcn mnrocn iuieoer ae-
.pGblt. Die @eanten iiir oas neue
Sabr iino:
Hr6Iioent, @eorg Sbuuer
8i5e-Yrdi., 5bomas Seiler
Yrot ..Sefr., gnua Winfler
Sin.-Sefr., &atbi Glses
Sdabn., Sran3 Sleilfer
&er,palter, Sriei Seuticb, Sinfa
9cllner, Sbomas Geptner Sr.
gersniis,utss-& s-&omitee, Marie Sci
Ter, aatbi Gobler, Midael Som-
ner, Sbonlas 9eptner Sr.
9eleeaten fir Die 5auei gbOre, g.
Shmiot, Mnna @infler. @eorg
Shuller, Sbomas Seiler, Gee.
SdulIs, Tbomas Septner Sr.
Mrdipar, Sarab Sdmibt,
@eorg Sdnls.
G5e-Tirig., Sbomas Septner Sr.
Nah ser Gerianmllmg perIpra6en
ole gcamtcu luieoer sum geltcn oes
Gcrcins 5u arbeiten nit Silie allec
MitalieSer. 2aBt ms ollie IN Sarnlos
ME au6 peiter gut iiir Sen &erein ar
bciten, nm ous ndhlte Sabr zines Ser
beItcn 5u maiden.
Nah ser 9eamten,pabl tuar Elm
feines Giien icruiert nit Grfriidllnh
no tiir mir lcbr oonfbar iuaren. Gaa
&onlitee bat iih Die aroBte Ntiibe ge.
geben rno alles mar am Hlose gtaO
Dem Glien mar cine fleine @eibHaGtss
fcier abgebalten moroeu uuO ein pacr
Sieoer ipuroen geiungen lno fllr5e
slnIprabeu bon Mitglieoeru; naf)s
Dem ipuroen 8eihenfe ausgeteilt.
Sbaoe bob 10 biele geIe6lt baben. IS
.par sesuiB ein idoner sbeno.
Der Saronia Gem. Gbor ipiini6t
alien froblihe @eibnof)ten u1b elm
geiunoes uno 5llfrieoenes 9tel,inbrr.
sluna @intler, Sefr.
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3meia 12.

Sen 9riioern ,lnS Sd,peitern oie'
ne sur geidllisen Nabribt, oaB Die
nGbite Seriammlllng Sonntag, oeu
4. Sanior, 2 llbr nadymittass itatt'
iinSet. @em, moglih iollten aae Wtit'
glicoer oieier Geriammlln9 beiipob.
ncn; al,h miro Ser jdbrlihe 5inan5.
beriht oorgeleien.
Sie nel,. uno ipieSergeluGblten ge-
mmten perben initalliert. Gs iino:
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Gi5e=Erai., Wtidael Sutter 9
Grot. .-Sefr., Geo. 81. &ramer
Sim =Sefr., 8m. 6. &otb
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+. Sutter, @m. s. Srenb.
8eorg 81. &ramer, Sefr.
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2iebhen iinb cingelaoen su Dem Neu.
brs-Yartie i'm Sahienbeiln, 100
Rooiepelt Ctr, Wtittlpot, oen 81.
Tc5ember, 7:30 llbr obenos. MGes
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idnngen ,no mas es ionit nod bruuft
5u einem gemiitlirbeu slbeno nor5rl.
bereiten. 2oBt lns Neriohr feiern
noh gutter alter iGbiiiher Sitte. sll.
les lpas mir bon Sen Seilnchuern ers
luorten lit CUTE Sallnc, unb einen gut
ten Sumor.
Gin iegensreibcs Ncuiobr iuiinidlt
ibnen alien. Die 0carlten.
81. s. 9inSer, Sefr.