davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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10 double pedestoI extension dropleof
tobIes; finely figured mahogany tops.
36x38 when Ieoves ore down, 36x56 when
Ieoves ore up; extends to 5 feet s inches
with leof. Were $3.50. Now $3.50

Wunut ceIIuree fold back Dor top two Doors fot key
lock, glassware included Wos $500 kew------Sz950
Wonut ceorette large .ize double folding bar sep four
doors, with fine locks metal Dor tray and elaborate
glassware. Was $l650o. kow-----------------S9S.0
Lomp obe mohosony green Ieother top, 7xz4 shelf bose,
rs" toll Was $3.50.
coeko tobe Regency ,7xzz mohosony snd antique me.
woS 9iSoV
Pembroke sobIe 3ox7o closed 3os4o open; oil mehescn
Tilt top tobe oil mohosany; original dseo'oo.s piece
Originally $3.50.
Lamp obe modern gloss feothe psdestu n" heov gloss
top; unusuol Originally $500. kew-----------S55.0 90
Writing table, small mohosony; green footed tso;
dueton. Originally $3.50. Now--------------S39.5O
coekto tobe square Regency block and gold beve pots
gloss mirror tops Were $500. kow-----------S49.50
ceoreste modern bIeoehed mohesony. fitted with closes
81" toll, 1h" wide. RessIor $1,000. kow----S69.00
coekto tobIes 34x7o light oak. modern. Were $z6.15
Now
coekto tobe, 30" round hond decorated soy ond ore
decorator piece Originally $500. New--------S5950
Cooeh tobe reproduction oil mahogany exceptional serving
piece Originally $500.
MANY OTHER BREAKFRoNTs, TABLES,
CHESTS AND OCCASIONAL PIECES RE-
DUcED 3o% TO 6o%
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OCCASIONAL! FURNITURE

ceIoete modern bIeoehed mohosony fitted with glass 81"
toll, 24h" wide. Regularly 90
Drum tobes revolving, size 80" diomeer. Gold fooled
leather top custom mode pieces Regularly $s5oo $3.50
ceIorette, hand decorated Chinese motif "a" toll Fitted
with lock- Floor sompe Regularly Sl4soo-------S79.00
Regency block and gold cocktail tobIes beve pote glass;
mirror tops Were $s5 -------------------S49.50
Regency beokfront made BY Gosfield House. mahossny
oeeened in gold Of finest ond unusual pieces
Was 81 ,7s5. kow-----------
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solid ook modern bedoon-sroup Double bed orge chest
dresses ond mirror and night tabes beautifully styled and
usually we'll mode Regularly s21s Very speeio ---- $3.50
Twin beds ovoiobIe additional cost.
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BIDDING =, 4 a1.kSas = 6;

3 Soto BEDS Blue stripe, wine stripe, turquoise
topesty Wos $780, Now --- $6950
Soto bed, chortreuse. Was $1,000 Now,
$3.50
| Innersprine studio couch, blue tapestry, g.
cushion. Was $500. Now ---- $695O
Twn-size heodboords All floor samples, to
$3.50 ---------------------- $500
II DoubIe-size coil springs, oIuminum finish. Were
$3.50. Now w--------------------- S695
6 sets double size innersprng mattresses and box
springs. Were $3.50. Now ------- $685.
7 doubIe-size innersprina mattresses. Were
S3975. Now ------------------ $685.
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DINING ION GROUPS

solid mahogany Fairfax eobinets 50 inches high
cabinet base with two glass DOORS Hond rubbed custom
mahogany finish Were s265. Now eoeh------$15o
five piece oak dnette SETS extension tobe sturdy solid
oak chairs exceptional quality Were Sl3o. Now---Ss9.50
I magnificent 12-peee large Georsion mohosony dining
group, shaped front eredenzo buffet, large breok
front chno ho round CONSOLE eer tobe host chors
ond six side chairs Formerly S215o Now-------$l. .495
5 mahogany Duneon Phyfe drop-eof tobIes. ! drower
closed 1896 inches, with leafs extending Boxes Reduced
choirs upholstered in eotheree Were SASS Now $49.e5
sets Of modern oak dining chairs consisting Of two host
ehors and two side ehoirs Were S2500 per set
47-ineh mahogany buets odd bross hardware eredenzo
styled built to floor Were slo9 Now---------S59.5o
solid mahogany Hunt buffet ST. three drawers with locks
ond three eobinet sections. Was sle5 kow------$99.5o
I Widdeomb beige finish on swirl mahogany dining sorup
6Sineh 6dower buffet heavy 66nch toble with aprons,
4 upholstered back ond scot ehors arm chairs. Was
fine swirl mahogany junior dining group, 54-neh buffet
built to floor ovo tobe with heavy pIoorm pedesto eob'net
bose chino, four ehoirs, arm chairs Was s5z9 how>ss9
solid nohosony 49, reproduction Of COLONEL Hunt side
board locks and boss hordwore. Wos Sls5. Now
WiIom Kimp nloid mahogany Sheraton buffet eo-'neh,
beautifully figured front Wos $780, kow---------$13s
OTHER FINE DINING ROOM
GROUPS SHARPLY REDUCED
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:}:lI. IsI;{ OURS

piece Regency decorated bedroom group Large shape front
double dresser huge chest double bed vanity ond night tobe
chair and bench Originally Sl5s5 Now 1895
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PICTURES & MIRRORS REDUCED
$6.95

Is Pictures, traditional and modern,
for any room, and z OF q kind,
floor samples, orig. up to $3.50, SOS
Il Mirrors, mho., maple frames, some
frames alone worth The price, floor
samples. orig. up to 35.oo-----6.95
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rI3{:l<555a5:1 ! { - B {

oveized made quilted chintz quoy filled
cushions and boks soft spring box poed skirt floor Truly
Of our finest Sofas Was s7o5. Now - $4o5
mode lounge choi tuted om down ond back Aoi
obe in excellent qu ond red mohoi extremely comfortable
Were $225 Now
ufed back lounge chair down cushions upholstered texture
cotton Mode Americas finest custom house. Was $3.50
sectional o solid mahogany legs completely custom mode by
Van Dey Upholstered soft broeod Wos $780, $3.50
ufted back lounge choir upholstered oeote down
cushions, floor sompIe Was Sl95
modern sectional SOTO consisting sections and center
section upholstered ehoruse Ieatheee Was $500 Now $3.50
Wett Golden Be mop soot loose cushion sofo texture
cotton upholstery Wos Sl85
Platform rockers Wett Golden Be map back and
Was S96 Now $4950
Wett Golden Be occasional choir upholstered and back
short volonee. Wos $780, $Z995
Dueon Phe sofo solid mahogany frome spring edge
Korpen Lowson love very comfortable beautifully oored
in fine beige blue moeosse Were S175
blue broeo kidney love loose cushions channel
boek frneed to oo Were S225 Now
spring made Lawson SOTO hair spring cushions covered
green wool texture Was $685.
Korpen Lowson sofo divided spring books spnged cushions
Fine, durobe moho blue grey Wo $685. Now----S199
Korpen solid mohogony knueke lounge chairs blue mohor
Were Sl47 Now
channel back choir broeod reversible spring cushions Was
$780, Now - -----------------$ $3.50
regency occasional eho upholstered bcotee custom made
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of fine furniture
urni
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100 So yds g width figured Administer, vetorion
design, fIoroI light background Was
Sl0l50 So. yd. kow------$7.e5 So yd.
80 50. yds. IL width figured Administer. Vetorion
design, green horoI on light background. Wos
Sl0.50 50. yd. kow-----------$7.95 .95 So yd.
80 50. yds. g width beige plain broodoom Was
$3.50 50. yd. kow----- 6.e5 sqyd.
so 50. yds g width beige tone tone brood|oom.
Wes SASS 50. yd. Now-----$ll.5o So yd.
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cUsToM-MADE CHAIRS REDUCED

genuine top groin red leather three loose cushion Lowon soto
Was $685. Now Observation-Disclosures -------S S2z5
solid mohoeon high boek genuine top groin leather chair Head
on head noi tim Was s1l9 Now - Se9. 50
80nch Lowson oo spIenddy made with divided back and inner
spring cushions hoir filled stripe upholstery Wos $685.
deep ued and back omess choir and Ottoman completely
spring filled built floor Heow Kelly green, self figured texture.
Wos $685. Now ----- --------------------$l3o.50 so
ehonne back deep nnerspne cushion choir Hair filled
upholstered turquoise Floor somp Was $780, Now $495o
HUGE KARPEN CHESTERFIELD soFA deep tuted back three
innerpine cushions Upholstered in blue kid mohoir and ineed
floor. Wos $780,
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-04-29

intelligently. Third, he possessed
the quality of inspiring faith and
hope in others. These are the quail
tiles that make a real leader. any
where. any time.
How we do need such leaders to-
day! And the Bible speaks to US,
in the story of Nehemiah, remind
ing us how real leaders are pro-
duced. Read the l22nd Psalm. Here
is the secret Of ii all-"They shall
prosper that love thee" Every
difficulty confronting the home, the
community, the nation, the world,
a be met and mastered, provided
we tackle it in the name of the
Lord, relying upon his wisdom, his
strength. his poise.
Copyright by the International Council Of
Religions Education on behalf OF 40 Protes
tont denominations Released by WNU
Features.
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~" -
ACENT<COiUMN
&~EsE~~HR
1859
~. .I~%r<>MM
The Need of q Nitrogen
pluut for Mississippi
by w. r. Sullivan. County Agent

The Need of q Nitrogen
Plunt for Mississippi
The greatest need that confronts
the farmers today is the lack of an
adequate supply of fertilizer. The
farmers of Holmes county plant on
the average of so to go thousand
acres of corn and an equal number
acres of cotton each year.
The average corn yield in Holmes
county each year averages about Is
bushels per acre. With an adequate
supply Of nitrogen this yield could
easily be raised to 40 bushels per
acre which would amount to 1,500,-
900 bushels OF corr in addition to the
average yield. At $500 per bushel
this would mean an additional in
come of 1900, 100000 to the farmers
of Holmes county. =
We need an average of go pounds
of pure nitrogen per acre to produce
an average of 40 bushels of corn per
acre. This would mean that we need
the equivalent of 200 pounds Of am
monia nitrate or 400 pounds of 16
per cent nitrate soda per acre to
raise our corn yield to 40 bushels per
acre average in the county.
AT $4,000 per ton the cost of an
adequate supply of nitrogen for corn
alone would be 1923 10000 and this
amount would bring the farmers a
return Of $37 600, 900 figuring corn at
$500 per bushel. -
The net return on cotton would
still be greater with an adequate sup
ply of fertilizer.
The farmers of Holmes county
have an opportunity to get this ado
quate supply of nitrogen by TAX
ing stock in the proposed nitrogen
plant TO be built in the state of Mis-
sissippi.
Beginning May 3 we are having
community meetings over the county
In order to give the farmers infor-
nation concerning this nitrogen
plant. We urge every farmer and
business man in the county to attend
the meeting most convenient to him.
The following is a schedule of the
date, place and time of the meetings
in the county.
Monday, May 3, ] p. M, Acona, /,
Store.
Monday, May 3, 8 p. M, Tchula,
City Hall.
Tuesday, May 4, l p. m, Durant,
City Hall.
Tuesday, May A, 8 p. m, Lexington,
City Hall.
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but Nehemiah travelled not only with
letters from the king, but assurance
in his heart that he was on the
Lords mission. He was given
authority to seek help from other
nations. Just how much help he
received from other nations Is not
definitely certified, but we do know
that he achieved the high purpose
which God had put in his heart.
He governed the city wisely for a
dozen years. and wrought many
notable reforms. Read the first
sever chapters of Nehemiah for the
complete story. Read also Psalms
122:l-9.
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He began with ridicule. what
do these feeble Jews?" he scoffingly
asked. Ridicule is always one of
the weapons of those who would tear
down and destroy. Young people
will do well to guasd themselves
against the snare of cynicism. It
is a dangerous thing. Sanballat and
his cohorts, Tobiah, and certain
Arabians and Ammonites and Ash
ODDITIES, ,%conspired to hinder Nehe-
miah in many devious attacks; but
the people worked and fought, in the
name of the Lord.
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palace at ShuShan.
He was a favorite at
court, due, no doubt,
to his personality
and training, plus a
keen desire to serve
his people. He OBJ
tanned a royal order
rom A~rtaxerxes,
granting him pass
age to Jerusalem. It
W a S a o n G a n d
;or "
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WHEN FRIENDS WORK


Upon arrival in Jerusalem, Ne
~ hemiah made q tour of the city
by night. He was shocked and
amazed at the ruins He called upon
the people to come and help rebuild
the walls. And they were impressed
with the earnestness and sincerity
and courage of his call. so built
we the wall; and all the wall was
Joined together unto the half thereof;
for the people had a mind to work"
Nehemiah 4:6
There is work for everyone who
is of q willing mind There is work
in the home. Boys and girls who
pitch in and share in the everyday
work of the home make glad the
hearts of their parents, and at thu
same time they are learning how tt
care for their own homes when theG
grow up.
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sissippi and Texas-win take key positions In the Conference
Of states Rights Democrats to be held in the Municipal Audi
torium, jackson, Mississippi, Monday, May 10, at 1000 AM.
Governor Fielding Wright Of Mississippi OefD, who spearheaded
the present States Rights Democrat movement in his Inaugural
Address in January. will be temporary chairman; Governor j.
Strom Thurmond Of South Carolina (center) will be keynote
speaker Of the Conferences; and Mrs. F. r.. Carlton (rght),
prominent professional woman Of Dallas, Texas, and Executive
vice-presdent OF the Southern Democrats Club. will serve as
temporary secretary. Announcement Of the above selections
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THOSE WHO
NEHEMIAH

NUR lesson describes not only the
" courage and wisdom Of Nehe-
miah in getting the Jews to work
and work together. but it tells US
about those who opposed the rebuild
ing Of Jerusalem. Sanballat was the
governor of Samaria, and when he
heard that Nehemiah was rebuilding
Jerusalem, he put in to defeat him
by many schemes Of sabotage.
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WHAT MAKES A REAL LEADEKe

THIS is the question which will
L inevitably arise as we study Tins
lesson. How could one man inspire
people to undertake the impossible?
First, Nehemiah relied implicitly
upon Gods help. Second, he threw
himself into the task fearlaSslu and
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-04-29

was made Jointly by Judge Herbert Holmes Senafobia. H.
sissippi, and Arthur L. Adams. Jonesboro, Arkansas, chairmen.
respectively of the Mississippi and Arkansas State Democrauc
Executive Committees who had earlier issued the official can
for the Conference OF States Rights Democrats. Log
from all states, who believe I'm the States Rights movement
and who opposed to the National Partys present Civil
Rights recommendations have been invited to attend. All n
terested should register Immediately with the Mississippi staoe
Democratic Party, p. o. Box o19, jackson. Mississippi, SO tna
hotel reservations can be made. Heavy registrations q oeins
received from all Southern states.
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Nehemiah Rebuilds jerusalem
Lesson for May 2, l948

DORM and reaSed in Persia, Nehe-
ID miah appears in the opening
scene of his prophecy as cup bearer
to King Artaxerxes in the royal
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-04-29
STRENGTH N
ENCOURAGEMENT

NEHEMIAH set the people to-
~ gether in families. with tools
for work and WEAPONS for defense
against the enemy. And in this
union of numbers there was both
strength and courage. We need to-
day to learn anew this lesson Of
working together. So often we wit
ness evidence Of people palling
against one another. We see it in
the home and in the school and in
the wider areas Of life-in politics
and in the clash between capital
and labor.
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Wednesday, May 5, l p. m, Cruger,
School.
Wednesday, May S, 8 p. M, West,
Agriculture building.
Thursday, May s, l p. m, Thorn
ton, Thompson's gin.
Thursday, May 6, 8 p. M, Good
man, Holmes Junior College.
Friday, May Z, l p. m, Ebenezer,
Humphreys store.
Friday, May Z, 8 p. m, Pickens,
City Hall.
Spray Cattle
| would like to urge every farmer
owning cattle to spray them for horn
flies. From all experimental data
cattle that r sprayed regularly
from 4 to 6 weeks during the sum
mer with a W per cent DOT solution
will gain on the average rs pounds
per summer more than cattle not
SPRAYED, so it is to the interest of the
.le awlers to practice controlling
i.ornflies.
...ss
Bldckleg
There have been a few of
blackleg reported in the county dur
ing the past week and would like
to urge the farmers to vaccinate for
blackleg as soon as possible.
One shot of Sec costing not over
10 cents will immune your animals
and it is the cheapest insurance a
cattle producer can s We are just
coming into the bIackleg season. Pro
tect your animals.
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BRANCH CALENDAR
Pennsylvania Saxon Junior of United States
of America. g.
BRANCHES OF ru1

BRANCHES OF THE T. s. J. A.
president, henry Scnindler. l0605 Lin
net Ave, Cleveland IL, O. CT. 6293
land Road, Canton ). Ohio. Phone a5OI5.
Secretary. Ereanor Rauch. 55 South
Hazeiwood 5oad. Youngstown, Ohio.
70. 9-52f3.
Secretary, Mar. Paul, s33 Melwood
Ave, Pittsburgh, Pa. MI. 4533.
Beckford ST.. New castle 1S7fsWi. ''
:,S:. :z,SnAxc1ss OF S.x >.
Pres, Tom Murtz Jr., S24 Miller Ave.
secy- Carl Evsrth, S4s 8. Arch st
Canton. Ohio. - caaso. s..o, sr.ao-.
Club.
Pres, Donald ongerth. 114 Harrison
Ave, N. ". Phone I-o222.
Sec'y., Francis Tneis, 34OS-24tb St
N. w. Phone 3-8206.
q Chicago, III. - Chicago South sia.
Juuier Saxon Club.
President, FSbert Mates 1915 East
Sec Secretary. Hid. UL.ch. "s West
cleveland East Junior Saxon Clus.
Pre-, Arthur rngar. l745 Catalpa
Strasse. Phone " 1913.
Sec'y., Agnes Salmen, 1891 Nela-
wood Rd Phone MC. 507l
Cleveland West Saxon Junior Clup.
President, Bill Folberth 223s W-st
10hth st. Orchard 7ua6
Secretary, Dorothy Stuehler -ss1 W
132id st. Orchard 633S
Columbus. Ohio. Columbus >unaor
Saxon Club.
President, Michael c. Schmidt, Jr.,
1854 S. High st. Phone Ga. 5Os2.
u,S secretary, Walter NJ. Thesis. 1887 E
Whittier St Phone Ga. 2974.
Homestead, Pa. Homestead Junior
Saxons.
Pres, Daniel Thellman, 244 Frank
AAe., Whitaker Pa. Phone Homesa, al
1884.
Secretary Marie Sterner ZIG Mel
hourn St, Pittsburgh IL Pa Phone.
Jackson 50i3
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Detroit, Mich. Detroit Junior saxoD
Pres. John NJ. Schemmel. 7733 Granger
sec'y;, PM wensel. l2e42 Nashvik
Ave. Phone AR. 1892.
Euvood City. - zlwooa CITY
Junior saxons.
President, Walter Thalgott. r. D. No
I, Ellwood City, Pa Phone 4S55-Rl2
Secretary. Catherine Paul. Martin
Avenue Ellport, Ellwcod City, Pa
Farrsll. Pa. - rsrrsn Saxon Ashlsas
Club.
President, Henry Holmes. 3O4 Hamil-
ton Ave. Phone 21i9s
Sec'y., Mitzi zelch, GIL spearman Ava
Phone 25265. 10 '.....-
Gary. Indiana Gary ksxop juniors
Sport Club.
f'res., nan VincenL Clio Caroline 81.
Sec'y. Eleano, Helwig. lIOS Tafs
Ave. Fhohe 621O.
Lorain. Ohio. - Lorain Junior
Saxon Cxub.
President, Elmer Schneider, 1909 w
] 9Th st. Phone: 62-505.
Secretary: Shirley Goohs. 3246 Lexing-
ton Ave. Phone: 62-S37.
aOose.' -. nonss. ss.sss
Pres, Fermen Massey. sos Ninth 81
Eel: Rochester 1890
Secy., Helen SCHUYLER, 40 Penn Ave
Tel: Rochester 3677-W.
Hsv Castle. Pa. - usv osssas
Saxon juniors.
President William Ungar, Sc6 NaSs
Sheridan Ave- Phone 3222-J
Sec'y., Heles Gartner, 121 L. Sheridan
Ave. Phone 6695-R.
Salem, Ohio. - Salem Junior saxon
Club.
Pres, Andrew Clr1ch, S08 Liberty D.
Sec'y.. Mary Lou Lutsch. 905 Arch -.
youn9etown, Ohio. YouA9sSovD
Junior 0aYona
President, Michael II. Rokesch, JS.,
~ East Warren Avenue
Cor. Sec'y., katherine r. Bochu. "b<
North Walnut street
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Siebenbiireiih= =2lmerifaniides DoIfsbIatt
DON JUANS FRAU
ROMAN Won PAUL osKAR H0CKER

Sn ben ndditsn Wieb.rbotuneen
Der .Yunten Reibe" blieb Der Grfols
tes erten Mbenos Dem Stiid treu.
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gen Der YreNe iber bic Mt!uulitGt bes
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lpifen 9robitaottreiisu true Der pDn
Murb gu Muno colportirte 5bestilhr.
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Gus Der GomOoie Elm 3usltiid gu mos
den. has man seieben baben miiFe".
Die srObte 6reuos bereitete es
6cuns Gpb. oab ibm bic @sbeimbal,
tuns feiner @erfaieridaft Bis iiber Die
Yremiere binaus - ielbit ben ndditen
getannten, ielbit leinem Bruber sesen,
uber - selunsen mar. Die tritii6en
Stimmen, bic er nunmebr aus alien
Naeern Der preiIe gu b0ren betam, tpa>
rem lomit Deber ourh Greunbi i4uft
nod bur4 8esnerihaft befansen.
Our4 telesrapblI9e Nbmaduns
mar oas 2uitfpiel bsreits BON elmer
tattli4en 9eibe auspdrtiser 8ubnen
5ur Iuffiibruns erpprben norben.
Die Ginnabmen baraus iiderten benz
lungen Oramatites Iiir cine Deile
lelne materteqe llnubbdngistett.
Isle perben bod iofrrt an elm
neues Stid se6en9" fragte Der Sbeas
tsroeent eiiris. "5ur bic na4ite
Saiicn rednet man auf Sic. sic
niihsn bic siinitise Goniun!tur aus.
niiben."
Or. Gpb IaGte. Sd oente ri6t
earan. Sd nerce ieBt eine 3eitlang
bummeln. BiloF9Dr bumme!n. sic
elauben gar n!4t. tpie ia mid oarauf
freue."
Oieles Wort ipurb nod am felben
Sag uielIa4 psitsr colportirt. Der
SsrIeser Der 5uses5eituns iprad ieiz
nsm erfolsrsichsn Mitarbeiter, als Der
tih bel ibm melben lisb, pGterlids
freunbihoftsiG 81. sr ious iib UNI
dllss in Der We.t nibt bon eiuem iols
dsn ausenblidssrfole Gus Der Babn
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penn er ben piinide. poue sr ibul
germ beipillisen, absr sr rstus fir bic
3utunit nud Die DOT beitimmt aui
feline 5eber.
Scnns GDb mar aud i9on nit
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rainber - mas toit't bic Welt9" rief
er ubermiitbie, als er iib bernad BON
ieinen Gollesen psrabidieoete.
Ssin Spe3ialcollese pratie tonnte
es ibm nidt peraetben. bab er aud ibm
seeeniiber gomOoie 9eipislt bate.
rSdreib ou nur Elm apeites Stut.
9annins, oonn lperbe i1 oir ben
~oeutihen Nriitopbanes Der Sutunit"
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Dereins- s-kalenoer
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StetentarSer ea&ien e&Heerb1sbsD
ts1 &OrbGmert3e.

Bundles President, Georg Kascher, 224I
G9leta Ave, Youngstown, Ohio:
En- Bundes-P Prii Sident Adolf Wilfnger
a4a3S W; l22: Str, Cleveland Ohio.
Il; Bundes-Pras Heinrich
Melzer, l43 Ost SO. Str, Erie, Pa.
2 Tize- Bundes-Prasident. sam Aber.
l1s1s Cooley Ave. cleveland. Ohio.
2; Bundes-sekretsr; John Smiley, 7os
Arnsien M W caSson ohiS nSr..
320S Holland Str. Erie, Pa.
Bundes-Verwalter Michael Salmen.
6i92 Maplecrest Parma Heights, Ohio !
Youngstown, Ohio; Anna Knall. 9604
kirkwood Ave, Cleveland. Ohio.
I'm Sange rein und frei inn Wort
Und fest in Eintracht immerfort. .
BUM DE T1oN EN-:
Bunudessektion /:
Cleveland, Ohio. Eintracht- Hermania.
Pras., Hans Rehner. 1869 West AS
StraSSe
Sekretar Michael Krauss, 3544 West
62. StraSSe.
Bundessektion 2.
Cleveland, Ohio. ostseite Liedertafel
0s1pischtsr cnor.
President, John Braun, Rockefeller
Road. Tel: Wfcklffe 356-W-2
Sekr., Emma HauSerman, %1l7 West
32. StraSSe.
Bundessektion 3.
Detroit, Mich. s. s. QemischteE Chor
PrAs.. Geors SchulfeI, 1743O Barlow
Ave. Tel: Ar. 6374.
Sekr. Anna Winkler. 1913 Novara
Tel: We 9-126S.
Bundessektaon 4.
Br1e. Pa. 8. s. MxEusrcho1.
Pr3is., John Singer, 305 West &c. Str
StraSse.
sekr., Frank J. Rentja, 1872 Ost 10.
StraSSe.
Bundessektion S.
Lorain, o. s. S. Gesangverein Eintracht.
PrHsl, Michael Kfrschner, SlI West
2l. Str.
Prot -SelSr. II Is Friesenhengst. l7i2
Oberlin Ave,
Bundesse ktion 6.
New Castle, Pa. Eintracht assang-
VereiH.
Pras., John .rrban, 3l5 Farmont Ave.
sekr:, Ge9fg Lang. 2os W. sheridan
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