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Evening star., 1947-10-14
In the Ne1Us

United States Ambassador and
Mrs. Robert Butler arrived Friday
from his post in Australia and will
be in Washington for a week. Fol-
lowing their stay here Ambassador
and Mrs. Butler will go to his home
in st. Paul for visit before return
ing to Australia.
Mrs. Charles Essex entertained at
a luncheon yesterday at the Shore
ham in honor of Mrs. Addison D.
Davis who, with Brig. Gen. Davis,
U. S A., retired, is visiting Col. and
Mrs. Harold wellington Jones.
The other guests were Mrs. Jones,
Mrs. Rufus L. Holt. Mrs. James M.
Phalen, Mrs. John Meehan and Mrs.
Edward Walton.
Invitations have been issued by
Mr.. and Mrs. Herschel Hobart Mac
Cubbin for an open house, which
will be given Friday from S until
7:30 O'Clock at Greenbank, their
home in the Glen area of Mont
gomery County.
The party will be given in honor
of the faculty of Mount Vernon
Seminary Preparatory School and
of Landon School in Bethesda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Morgan
ston were the guests of honor at a
surprise party given Friday evening
by their son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Allen, in
celebration of their 30th wedding
anniversary.
Pink and white decorations were
used on the dining table, which was
centered with silver fountain that
played over gardenias and ferns at
its base. Mrs. James w. Thurston
presided at the silver coffee service
and Mrs. Dorothy Parker assisted
with the large wedding cake at the
opposite end of the table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Kahn have
returned from a vacation in Atlantic
City.
Evening star., 1947-10-14
By Frances Lide

Food is the only topic of CONVEX
sation in Europe. As for the new
hemline--not even in Paris did I
hear any. discussion of fashions.
The French, like the British, were
more concerned with the food situ-
ation.'
That, in brief. is the summary of
three weeks trip to England and
the Continent brought back to
Washington by Mrs. j. L. Blair
Buck, president of the General Fed
Grafton Of Women's Clubs.
A delegate to the International
Assembly of the Women's World
Fellowship which met in Paris from
September % to October /. Mrs.
Buck also spent about q week in
England and visited number of
women's clubs in Denmark.
She gave a vivid description Of
her personal experiences with the
food shortage abroad at a press
conference yesterday afternoon and
told reporters that she believed 1t
to be absolutely essential that
this country's food program to aid
Europe be carried out successfully
Great Britain will be unable to
carry on much longer without help
she predicted, and France will turn
Communist IF we don't feed the
French and let them know we are
doing it."
Reporting on conditions in
France. Mrs. Buck said that black
markets are f1ourishing and "the
middle class is starving" Food
prices in restaurants and hotels, she
added, are almost prohibitive.
II invited two friends for luncheon
and the menu was very simple" she
said. I'VE had soup, a rabbit dish,
cake-very small pieces-and coffee.
No cheese or anything like that with
the coffee. And the bill for three
persons was $29, without allowing for
the tip"
Mrs. Buck also described the gov
ernment bread" which, she said, is
baked in long, skinny loaves and
tastes terrible. TT has some corn In
it and nobody knows what else. You
don't ask, because you don't want to
know"
Although special arrangements are
made to provide food for visitors, she
was so busy during sessions Of the
assembly that she ate only what is
available to the French. And every
night" she declared, II went to bed
hungry"
In England, Mrs. Buck had an un-
usual opportunity to meet and talk
with all types of persons. On her
arrival she found she had 10 engage
ments for three days. including
dinner given by Lady Astor for a
group of prominent women.
Here too, she found that special
hospitality is provided for visitors
and, when she protested, was told
that the English welcome the op-
portunity to pool their food rations
and have something different" She
soon learned. however. that the
system in England is that every
body eats every single bite of food
on his plate"
At the dinner given by Lady Astor,
she recalled, the table was beauti-
fully set with gold service. but there
Evening star., 1947-10-14
Brit0n to GiUe I ak

e. E. Sabben- Glare, attache of the
British Embassy, will talk on. the
British Empire at a meeting of the
international relations department
of the Alexandria Woman's Club at
Bpm. tomorrow at the home of Mrs.
S., Gordon Green. Mrs. Charles H.
Helsper will entertain with group
of songs by British composers. &C
companied at the piano by Mrs. J.
Claude Strother. Mrs. William De
Lacy Barr, department chairman,
will preside.
Evening star., 1947-10-14
Miss Fields to We'd
William Guudaker

Mr.. Charles H. Brown announces
the engagement of his ward, Miss
Lillian Janice Fields, daughter of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dud-
ley Fields, to Mr.. William w. Gun
daxer, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
H. Gundaker Of Upper Darby. Pa.
The wedding will take place in
June.
Miss Fields was graduated from
Calvin Coolidge High School and
now IS attending Bucknell Univer-
sity, where her fiance also is a stu
dent
Evening star., 1947-10-14

try in time to prepare for meet
ing of the Board of Directors of this
General Federation of Women's
Clubs to be held Friday and Sat-
urday at the Statler Hotel. She will
report on her trip to the women
leaders. representing every State, at
the opening session,
Asked if the federation is in favor
of a special session Of Congress to
deal with aid to Europe, she said
the subject probably would come UP
during the board meeting.
While she was away, Mrs. Buck
was appointed a member of the
Presidents Citizens Food Commit
tee and was to have her first meet
Ing with the group today.
Evening star., 1947-10-14
December W eddmg

From Lebanon, N. j., comes the
announcement OF Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Pontin of the engagement OF
Mrs. Pontin's daughter, Miss Marian
Adele Weppler, to Mr.. John Alex
ander Russell, jr., son OF 1t. Col
and Mrs. Russell of Arlington.
Miss Weppler, who served in the
Naval Reserve for two years. Is a
graduate of Montclair State Teach
ers College.
Mr.. Russell was graduated from
Staunton Military Academy, served
three years in the Army and now Is
a senior at the Citadel.
The wedding will take place De-
cember ~ in New Jersey.
Evening star., 1947-10-14
Becomes Engaged

Announcement is made by Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin S. Billhimer of
Kensington of the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Genevieve Lee
Billhimer, to Mr.. Roy D. Cromwell,
jr., son of Mrs. Cromwell and the
late Mr.. Cromwell.
Miss Billhimer was graduated
from Southeastern University and
attended George Washington Uni
versity, and Mr.. Cromwell attended
Colgate University and is gradu-
ate of the University of Maryland
Evening star., 1947-10-14
To W ed IN January

The engagement of Miss Barbara
Stone Mitchell to Mr.. William Fred
erick Cheek is announced by Miss
Mitchell's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph w. Mitchell of Silver Spring,
the wedding to take place late in
January.
Mr.. Cheek is the son of Mrs. Fred
T. Cheek of Silver Spring and the
late Mr.. Cheek
Evening star., 1947-10-14
Academy Program

An open house at st. Paul's Acad-
emy, 1921 v street NV, will be held
at o'clock tonight under auspices
of the st. Pauls Academy Guild
Visitors will be shown through the
classrooms and a special program
will be presented. Refreshments will
be served.
Evening star., 1947-10-14
Church Luncheon

Miss Mary Hurlbut, who teaches
in a missions school In Angola. West
Africa, will address the Washington
Fellowship Of Congregational
Christian Women at a meeting at
II am. Thursday at the First Con-
gregational Church After a
luncheon hour. members will sew
for missions.
Evening star., 1947-10-14
Bazaar announced

A bazaar will be sponsored by the
Retreat League at pm. Thursday
at the Washington Retreat House,
1000 Harwood road NE. Miss Emily
Jameson Is chairman and Mrs. Mary
Poston, vice chairman, of the COM
mittee in charge of the various
booths. All league members and
their friends are invited to attend.
Evening star., 1947-10-14
To- Be Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen w. Graham
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Ruth Elizabeth
Graham, to Mr.. Daniel Francis
Kuhn, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Kuhn. The wedding will take place
next month.
Miss Graham attended American
University.
Evening star., 1947-10-14
Wedding Dav Set

Miss Marian Barbara Hamilton,
daughter of Mrs. Marian King Ham,
ilton, formerly of Washington, will
be married Saturday to Mr. Warren
H. Highly, son of Mrs. A. L. Highly
of Aurais. Nebr. The wedding will
take place in st. Peters Church in
Baltimore tine nuptial mass to be
said at II o'clock.
An informal reception will follow
in the Parish House after which Mr..
Highly and his bride will 60 to Aurais
on their wedding trip.
Evening star., 1947-10-14
Marine Corps Ball Planned

Plans for the Marine Corps birth
day ball at the National Airport on
November 10 will be discussed at
meeting of the Arlington County
Marine Corps League at 8 pm. to-
morrow in the Radio Building, 2030
North Sixteenth street, Arlington.
Evening star., 1947-10-14
British official Homored
By Sir Al1Vw, Lady Cro1V
Ry Katharine NJ Rrook,

High ranking officers officials of the armed among
the hundred the director
services the Royal Air Washington
Crow The cocktail Sir
senior official Of the Ministry Supply recently
Washington.
Evening star., 1947-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Kahn have
returned from vacation in Atlantic
City.
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COAL FUND

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Sran Nary SCHUBERT, seboren I'M
Sabre 1875 in Mau1en, 8aoen,
9eutidlauo; geitorben am 6. Ge5enl-
ber 1914 in Chicago, Sa. Die Ser
itorbene mar cine langi6brige 2eie-
rim mno .8obltateri,1, bes ssoiepbi-
NUNS. (Aus 8erieben tprroe oamals
|oie Eooesan5eige nibt peroffentlibt.
Srosoen mar lie taglih eingeihloiien
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Die beiligen Mebopfer unierer Brie-
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Jrau Soicpb Sdladter, seitorben
i'm ct. Soiepb, Mo. sllte 2elerin.
Hilliam Gbmarb Sdnlt, geIterber
lin grie, $50. IZe q:
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lam 81. Oftober 1947 i'm sllter bon
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German 8artbolomans, seitorben
am 28. September 1947 in Hbilo-
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Is. Nobenber 1947 in Sleepp @pe,
Winn. Ilte 2eIerin.
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Chicago, Sa. - 9as in &om to-.
|senbe @eneraltapitel Der SteDIer
Miiiionseeiellihaft pablte gum neuen
@eneraloberen, pie bereits furs be-
+rihtet, oen bisberigen Brobin5iaI Der
olterreibiiden Sroensprobin5 P. Dr.
@rolie- Gappenberg. Ger NeuerapdbIte
|murbe 1890 su 2ippramsborf (Dio-
aeie Wiinlter i. @.) geboren. Sml
Snbre 1904 trat er in bas .N2iiiions-
baus SteDl ein. gr abiolbierte ieine
oiopbiih.tbeologiiden 5tubien 3u
ct. Gabriel bel Bien, mo er 1915
gum Yrieiter getpeibt tpuroe. l1r-
ipriinglid fir Sic gtbnologie inner
Ibalb Der fulturbiitoriiden 5duIe BON
n. Wilbelm S6mi6t. SID, be.
|itinn1t, itubierte er an ben l11tiberii.
|t1ten Berlin llno @ien 2inguiltif itno
igtbnologie lino pronlobierte aiiiu
Doftor Der 8biloiopbie. 9sah tDeite.
rem Stuoien nahte er ieinen Doftor
Ser EbeoIoeie urtb 6o5ierte an Der
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Seib- nno 8ahtgeleses" bin nno Der.
Iangte nein gnoe oiejer 8eIbmidti.
gungspolitif".
sSsn Der lesten @ode batte Ser 8rd.
iioent erfldrt, nod ieiner Meinung iei
fein @runo norbanben, bic Beridif.
lung bon ldtueren Maidbinen mad
&nBlano ein5uiteuen, ipeiI oieie Wa.
lhinen fiir Die 2an6tpirtIhaft uni
Die Bieoerberitellung bon D1mmer
gebranht iperoen.
Ser republifanilde Mbgeorbnete
Beihel Don Ohio fiinoigte an, Ell
iueroe inn Mbgeoronetenbals perIan.
gen, baB Der 8eriano eingeihr6nfi
Deroe, uenn bas natsoepartemeni
ni1t ailsbriiflid beriihert. Sab ourd
oieie 3ieferungen oie 4 |erbtit un6
bic Dirtihaft ber Station niHt ge.
fdd6iet iperben.
Gaber iagte, tpenn bie Ser. 5taa.
ten Die 5anoungen nod MubIano elm.
lteaen riln0 iid tpeiger,l ,piiroen,
Oinge 81 idifen, bic oeeen hse Ser.
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6ranaisfus entianbte tie in sic lint
Iiesenoen Sorfer unb Sleden, mo iie
8uBe preoigten. Mnitatt 3ebrgelo eab
ct ibnen ben 8ialmlprub nit auf ben
8eg: n8irf oeine Gorge auf Den
Serrn, 10 miro Gr oid) erndbren.@
Ga aber taelid) neue ieeleneifrige
Weniden iib einfanoenL Die ibnt als
Singer nadfoleen tpollte11, perfaBte
Sran5isfus perihieoene NegeIn, bie
er ibnen 5ur 8eoba6tlng auferleete.
Mls Sransisfus EMIT i1t Dem aer-
fallenen 4ir6Iein ct. 0oulian Dor
einem aru5ifir innis betete, borte er
Die 8orte: n6ran5isfus, geb uno
itene Wein Saus mieoer ber, 0as, ipie
ou liebit, gana 5erfauen it," Sran5is-
fus oel,tete oiele Borte aui ben ma-
terieaen 3erfan bes @ottesbauies uno
er Beetle lid, ans Dem &eihtum iei-
lies Saters Die erforoerlider1 @elo-
mittel 5uiammensubrineen. Dies eitl-
porte ben Gutcr uno er braf nun nit
ieinern Sobne Dollit1noig ab. 8om
Sater id)mer miBbanoelt l,no einge-
ferfert, bon ieinen Wtitbiirgern fir
tpabnitnnis anseieben ltub Deripottet
uno bcrfolgt, .erlernte er Die Sdnlab
oes Sreu5eS I'M Gbrilti ipillen, nift
nur niAts 5ll fiirbten, lonbern aud
an lieben uuO in ibr iid gu riibmen.
(Jor1ieslins foIgt)
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D;eics @pHenblatt erihetnt Jet
bem Sabre 1873 reeelm6Big ieoen
Samstaa uno niro berausgeeeben
gum gejten nes Bdpitlihen aolle.
GUM Soiepbinum Der bl. Gongrega.
1ton Der 8ropaganoa in Columbus,
oefien Smed Die Seranbiloung beut'
i6er Nrieiteraogline fir Die Ser.
Stnaten lit. Dieie Anltalt lit baupt.
F1hIih oneepieien auf Die ginfiinfte
oieies Wattes uno Die @eihenfe iei-
ner 2eier.
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gs lit cine traurige @ei6idte, aber
lie n,uB beriGtet iperoen. 8ergangene
8od)e beripraden mir einen 8erift
iiber oie Saeoergebniiie Ser Siineiten
unierer Safultdt. Gage uno idreibe
Dos Geiultat .ein eiu5iger &aie"! gs
lit apobl iiberfliiiiie, Die gnti6uloi-
gungen iiber Dos beoouernsmerte 8e=
lultat 5ll perueblnen. gs iiebt aus,
oaB, tpenn mir ,ins einer oroentlihen
NabIseit bon Saienbraten erfreuen
mollen, mir cine neue Sogogeiealbaft
organilieren miilien. lln5peifelbaft
befinoen iid) before S6iiten unter
unlerer 5afultat.
8ir ertnnern ilns, groBartige @e-
|i6ihten BON anglern gebort sii ba-
ben iiber Slide, Die ibne.t ientihliipf-
ten. aebnIide @eifidten tpuroen u,ts
bon uniern 9simrooen iiber ibre So.
ienioso er3ablt, udn1lid bon Soien,
Die ibnen eiltgingen. 4.
sllio, sldtung, ibr Saien! SIR, Die
ibr unler @elanoe belpobnt; eilt bier,
Der gum ii6ern 51us! 8on ie stpon>
|5is miro bloB einer iein 2eben ein'
biiBen niilien. Sonnet ollie, mir IL
dern eud einen parnen gnpfa1tg!
Gin 2eler beri1tete uns, er Tonne
|uns oie erforoerliben @alerleitungs-
robren beiorgen. 8liidlibertpeiie ge,
lang es 1tns, cine geniigenoe Mn5abl
81 erbalten fir ben gegentuartiget
8eoarf. unier neues @aher miro Die
&obren nibt mebr i6doigen.
llnlere 2eler glauben ,pobl, oaB
lire 8oblenrebningen bod geltiegen
| lino. &ann ien1ano erraten, tptepiel
uniere &oblenrednungen betragen
Sn siuei Sugcn perbrauden mir TO-
piel Soble, ooer nod mebr, als eine
Surdjtbnittsfnmilie in einem Sabr
nerbrau6t. Die Seminariiten, ipelhe
Sic &obleu in Die 8ebalter fiilen,
Ipiilen, baB mir tdslib iebs Bis tie
ben Sonnen brauben. Sblpobl bie
9ampfnlaidinen nur neun 0tonate
| int Sabr gebraudt 1peroen, betragt
| Die 3abl ser Sounen &oble oieraebn-
bis fiinf5ebnbuiloert. Oaraus lailen
lid leibt oie Soften fiirs ganoe Sabr
6erednen. llnier bisberiger &oblen-
fonos uimmt Iih bagegen tpie Elm
3perg aus. 0enno6 lino mir oanf-
Cor fitr ieoen nod 10 fleinen Beitrag.
Die eriten 3ei1en bes onfonlmen-
ben 8inters MAIDEN iih bemerfbar.
Bir batten BLOB leibten S1neefan,
aber Die Eemperatl,r lit beitGnbig am
5allen. Nit SiIfe ieiner &odi9iiler
lit So9ip. aempfer bemiibt, Die falte
Sabres5eit gum 8elten ieiner BfIeges
befoblenen aus5ubeuten. Da mir iest
senus 8ailer sur gerfiigune boben,
miro beabIihtigt, cine seraume SlG.
DIE in ser gtabe oes &ollegs gu iiber-
lfluten, lim Die gisfldhe gum ShIitt-
ldnblaufen 5u benusen. Die neue
@isbabn bot ben 8orteil, in ,,G9iter
0abe our 8erfiigung gu lteben, unb
lit NIT feinerlei @efabr nerbunben, ba
oas Baiier nur etlide 3oa tief lit.
/
Saben unIere 2eier bereits @e.
braud gemadt bon Dem in Der Ies-
ten Nllmner Der ,Soiepbinum &es
oietu' entbnltenen BeIteasettel? 8enn
|nidt, ioIiit nod geniigeno 3eit 6aau
Bis 8eibnahten. Die ,Mebieip' lit elm
proftiIdes ino billiges Beibnadts-
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pbiloiopbiib- b-tbeoIogiihen Srbe1,s.
bo1i6ule ct. @abriel /MObling Dog-
natif. 1885 muroe er &eftor bes
Sauies unb lit ieit 1886 Nrobin5iaI
Der oIterretd)iihen Hronin5.
8reen Sab, isis. Sn Ser ct.
Warien-airhe in Sonb bu 2ac er-
folgten am Sreitag |. B. bic feier-
|liden erequien fir Sen i'm alter bon
einunoiieb5is Sabren neritorbenen
bod)m. Srn. Soiepb SO. aommers,
5ulett Sfarrer IN Sortonbiae uno ieit
iiebeil Sabren ipegen 3ranfbeit in
Seras i'm Sutherland. @eboren in Oct.
GaIparD, @is., am 81. Suli 1876,
ma6te er ieine Stuoien in 8uffaIo
uno am ct. 6roncis- Seminar in Dill
tpaltfee, nno tpuroe 1904 bon Biihof
6or bon Green gap gum Hrieiter ge.
neibt. Daral,f tpirfte er IN &aufaunn
litl6 @ortonDille in Der Sfarrieeliorge,
|sii,g geiunbbeitsbalber nod Spring-
fielO, 3d., mo er aebn Sabre lang
an oenl bortigen ct. Soiepbs= =5anas
tarium alS &oplan pirfte, uno per-
|bradte, bie lesteu iieben Sabre in Gan
Intonio, mo er nun i'm oortigen
5anta &ola+SoIpitaI ltarb. @r bin-
terIdbt brei 8riiber uno BRET Shue-
itern. r. Up.
Dsbensburg, sc. 9. - Seuer I'm.
befannten llriprungs fegte bier ourf;
oas Snnere Der st. Narien-& -&atbe-
orale nno brannte oas ebrtpiirbige
@ottesbaus bis ouf Die nadten Stein.
Imalern aus. Der 8erluit mirb alif
cine Meiaion Dollar eeifabt. lit aber
eliidliderpeile ourd &eriiderung ge-
bpdt. ,...,, ...., s,.
|:St. Saul, Wfinn. -
gum eriten Dial ieit ieflem i1pe-
'ren llnfaa i'm Dergangetlen Griibiabr
pontifi5ierte Ser bod1p'ite Sr. gr5bts
idof MurraD om bergangenen Dienss
tag il, Der 4atbebrole, iinb aipar bei
Sem idbrliden @ebadtnisrequiem fir
Sen nerltorbenen gr5biIhof Dospling.
am IA. DECEMBER. Dem @auoete-
Sonntae, miro er BET Dem bon @eib-
|hiIdof 8prne 5elebrierten 8ontififal-
amt bonn Sbron aus aiiiltieren nno
Die Seitpreoigt balten.
slm Sonntag, IA. De5ember, miro
:auf @norbnuns oes bodm'iten &rn.
gr5biIfofs in alien 8farrtirben Der
Gr5oi05eie bas @elobnis Der 2eeion
Iof GecencD erneuert tperoen, ipobei ii1
alle &atbolifen perpfli6ten, alle an
itoBigen Jilms, 8iiber, 3eitibriften
Juno Rabioprogran1me 5u nleiben, uno
Den 8eiud BON anriidigen Gbeatern,
San5lofalen lim. 5u ineiben.
gm s. Ndra miro i'm College OF
ct. Ibu11tas sic neue Mlbertus Mag-
anl6lnB an elm Hontififalamt in Der
anItaltsfapeIle.
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Staaten perpdrot tper6en fonnen.
oanlt bate &nBIan6 Idon I6ngft ieine
Bolitif aufgegeben. Die 8eriamnllns
leen Der ltga 5u itoren, unb iid gu eli
mem Srieben bereit eefaiaoen, Der Der
gan5en Renifbeit 5esen eebtadt
b6tte".
Bie General 9arrp 8augban, Der
abiutant oes Graiibenten, am Soms.
| tag erfldrte, bat 3r. truman bte Mr=
NEE, Die Slotte uno Die 2ilftpaffe olii-
eeforbert, aIle is1ue Ser mebr oils
oreiBigtouieno Sffi3iere nadsuprii=
lien, melde tpegen aneebliher 9ienit=
unfabisfeit iteuerfreie Beniionen be-
lsieben. Gausbau iagte, oaB Der Brd=
libent eine griinolibe 1ntefiuwnng
berlangt, Inn einent ettpaigen Sblpii1-
bel Elm Gt,be 5u MAIDEN II. !. Gs Iiegen
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griinolide l1nteriMfunsen beItdnoen
babeH, ebe tie beforberf tplir6eat, uno
am gnbe 6es &rieses pIotlih porga-
Ben, oaB iie oiettltilnfabig uno our
iteuerfreien EenIion berehttgt ieie,t.
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armee, 5lotte llno 2uitpaiie Sous
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tonienb GdIle oieier Art. Bom 80.
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iiDur6elt BON Der 9lrmee nno Der 2uftz
pnffe ALIEN 2S,SS2 Offi5iere ais
| oienitunfdbig entlniien unb nuf Die
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bnnoertliebennnbobt5ig @ener6Ie.
Gie ganse aneelegenbeit tpuroe ing
Si1t geriift, alS in BerbSren oes
ariegsunteriud dungsnnsidufes oie
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tfabig entlaiien lpurbe uno $3.50 Ben
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une alle aus5eibnungen, Die s'et er-
balten bot, lpurben ibm abperldngt-
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2oui'er 9aiebaa Club 5u 'iper6en.
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aus Der Boltfarriere fommen6en
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ernannt tpurbe ser 5peiun6iehaia-
idbrige Seize 90. 0onaloion, Der err
lte aiiiItent oes @eneraIpoitmei1ters,
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ben Sinn fan, nod ser Gignuna 6es
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amt su fragen. Gas amt tpar 3u elmer
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slnItaltsfapeIle.
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menoen Sabr it'd Giirer eriitnern.
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abonnenten. Mir iiberienoen ie6enl
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llahtsfarte nit leinenl Namef.
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beuten, 5un 9anf fir Die grborung
elmer Bite.
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