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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-19
By Doris FIeeSon

In a steadily increasing stream
disillusioned liberals are reporting
that they have learned the HARD way
how the Wallace Party splits the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-19

Turkey has announced q five-year
plan to develop It's mines and power
resources.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-19
Lionite Deposits Studied

,usht Syndicate, lnc.)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-14
african Royal Prince Feted By
The Isaac Jones AT Dinner

Prince Chukuka Ezsn,wkc. of
Nigeria. West Africa. was Sun
day guest OF MIR and Ms Isaac
Jones, Chenc street The interest,"
ing days activities included wor-
shipping az Ebencze A NJ +
Church. delicious American
dinner and attendance at a
showing of neWSrcels at down
town tclcnewS theatre Some Of
the worldwide events shown
took place in parts Of Africa.
During the afternoon Prince
Ezanewkc was interviewed bN
Mr.. Jones. local newSwriter In
this exclusive interview he COM
pared the customs OF the people
OF his native land with tho
American way Of life OF par
ticular interest were his com
mentS about the food situation
Our two chief meats In ME-
eria," said tho Prince, "are pork
and beef therefore a delicious
piece Of pork viii cost YOU SIS
cents pound !. beef about FIVE
cents
Then the princc smiled and
said, In our markets in West
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-14

Nucs YOU can buy whole tur-
key for forty cents
HOUSING
Speaking about the housing
problem the Prince revealed that
the natives are having then
problems Just as Americans IN
thls vital issue Before the wal
d furnished room rented for
about five dollars a month
while II costs about $500 q
month for the same room If the
landlord had had 10 furnish il.
Now. rent IS slightly higher IN
West Africa"
When asked about the price
of clothes in Nigeria. the p nee
laughed heartily Your Ameri-
can prices on clothes ale cheaper
than The prices We pay. and you
have variety of colors and
STYLES from which to Choose.
In Africa since the war the
cheapest YOU could buy a mans
sun would be about $4,000
In comparing notes on the
American and West African mar
kctS Prince Elcnewke said, Lux
uries in my country are high
tho necessities for the evcrvda'
life of the people are cheap
while in this country | find n
luSt the opposite
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-14
Va ri e t Y
THE SPICE OF LIFE~
BY cseilIs

II il isn't wedding bells it's the promise Of WEDDING
bells ring invitations the mail for Alice Field
,nd Claude Miller, the reception to be held August "a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-14

Buffalo, New York Virginia
Maryland. etc. The entire family
came back enthuSed with Fran
cas- himself six pounds heavier.
Visiting the Motor City this
week are two Of Atlantas ma.
irons, Mrs. Sally {. Jones and
Mrs. Fanny Massey. They are
the house guests of Mrs. Jones'
son and daughter-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs. Eddie Frank Jones. on
Taylor Mrs Jones is also visit
lne her other son Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Jones OF Josephine. and
her little grandchildren.
Off 10 Atlantic City for a
breezy vacation Is Theresa Hen.
derson.
The young feminine contingent
OF Detroit are glad that Delos
Raymond is back in town. Now
addressed as "Dr. Raymond. he
has began his dental practice in
lnkster. Mich.
Paging all pretty gnls. Or
elrlS with interesting faces We
have had innumerablc queries
as 10 why there haven't been
any Sepia Miss DSR's" We are
therefore encouraing all possible
candidates TO send then photos
IN and compete for the title.
Mss DSR How about il gils9
Elvin Wanzo. promising Young
barrlSter around town SAYS he
only went up to Idlewild fol the
rest CThe rest OF what9)
Leaving Detroit for brief
while are Mrs Massey Pate and
her daughter Vera Muthlob
They went 10 New York TO visit
with sister Florence who is in
school al Columbia UnWcrSltv
Little Michael Mu.hleb accom-
panied his mother.
NOSTALGIA
Gee il looks lonesome over
the YWCA way. what with the
cafeteria beng closed for the
month OF August
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-14
Y-Teen Girls Ready TO Attend
annual Leadership Conference

One hundred and twenty y
Teens have registered 20 attend
tho annual Leadership Training
Conference scheduled for the
YWCAs Camp Cavell on Lake
Huron. Aug. % to September 4
Y Teens are junior members OF
the YWCA, a Red Feather Agen-
& OF the Detroit Community
Chest
Among the Y-Teens chosen for
this conference are: Frederick
Morris, 37l9 S. Ethel, elected by
Southwestern High School y
Teens. Josephine Scott, 1873
Goodwin. representing Northern
Y Teens. Lois Porter l0l Eliot
chosen by Miller Y-Teen Club.
Delphine Lloyd. 1921 American.
for Chadsey Y-Teens: Florence
Leola Lee, 1897 Hawthorne
elected by Highland Park High
School Y-Teens: Matte May
Bush. 1907 Lumpkin. represent
ine Commerce Y-Teens and
Jane Lee Akron, 1869 Dequln-
dre for Cleveland intermediate
MAKE JAUNT
Northwestern Y-Teens elected
Joan Williamson. 5000 Hazlett.
Joan Flagg. 5445 Roosevelt. and
MaudcStine Bell. 1929 McGraw.
as conference delegates.
Presidents Of two Y-Teen clubs
in Northeastern High School
we're selected to go TO con-
ference: Lucille Oliver, 1850 r.
Willis and Helen Morgan, 1927
Frederick; along with Secretary
Arwilda Bluyson. 704 f. Ferry
Mildred Bracken. ll708 Cam
IRON, who is vice-president of
Csss Tech Y-Teens. will head
the delegation from her school
which includes ESSie Curry. 1916
nth; Rudell Campbell, 1922 S.
Ethel. and Athuree Jeter, 1924
Joseph Campau.
VIVIAN Dean. 2lOO4 Reiman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-14

willie. who is president OF y
Teens IN Ferndale'S Lincoln High
School. vas chosen 10 80 10
conference along with Julia Car
ter. 2l066 Gardenlane: Deborah
Williams. 20754 Vestview, and
Club Secretary Dolores Pullen,
2l029 Mitcheldale.
The Y-Teen Leadership Train
ing Conference is one OF the
highSpots of the year for De-
trcits 1000 Y-Teens. junior
members OF the YWCA While
only l20 girls can attend the
conference they are responsible
for bringing back TO their clubs
the inspiration gained a. con
ference-new ideas for programs.
entertainment. worship and serN-
ice projects.
SUMNER FUN
In addition 10 intensive train
ms tor their Jobs as Y-Teen Of
flcers. the conference debc gates
have some free time each DAY
n enjoy camp Cavells 40 acres
of sun-dappled woods and mead
ow swimming IN Lake Huron.
PLAYING tennis, badmiton ane
Of course suu-tannlg Singing and
folk dancing in the big lodge
usually close each day at camp
Chartered buses Will take the
Y-Teens from Detroit to con
ference. Miss Doris f. Whlte
YWCA staff member in charge
Of conference. SAYS One OF the
by products of the Cavell Con-
ference is the better understand
inc which naturally follows when
girls have a chance to 1--we IN
this Intimate camp setting TOT
q week with other girls VINO
come from different backgrounds,
nationality, religious. economic
and racial
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-14
Precious Coin
Club Mark S
Anniversary

The Precious Com Club cele-
brated II first anniversary sun
dav al beautiful garden party
on the lawn of Mrs Beatrice
Fleming Fleets 563 Boston
Boulevard. Mrs. Fleets hostess
for the OCCASION. was the found
or OF this Bethel Church Club
one year ago. Callle Lewis Is
president,
Attractively decorated tables
we're set up all around the lawn,
serving punch 10 the guests. A
prize was offered for the most
beautiful table which was one
bv Mrs. Effie Bryant and Prs
ella Massey.
The guest table. which was
non.competitive. seated 80 peo-
ple and was covered with
silver cloth in the center The
tNo ends were draped in white
madeira linen cloths featuring
huge silver punch bowls and
rcd cups. The center table held
q birthday cake. commemorate
ine the first birthday of the
club A blue satin bow was
tied in front OF the table.
Special guests Of honor in
GUIDED Rev Jonathan Danes
Rev Horace White. Matlie Shor-
Ter OF Chicago. Rev J A. Abra-
ham Mrs Katie Smith, Dr.. r
Mitchell Rev Paul Turner OF
Chicago and Paul X Holt, dra-
matte reader
Incidental piano music was
furnished throughout the pro-
gram By Jessie Harris and Bob
bic Marie Dickerson. Swear old
niece Of Mrs. Fleets from Chi
caeo.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-14

ENGAGEMENTS make nice an
nouncemcnts too. Clara BeatrYce
Doison's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
l. Dotson of Beechwood avenue
are announcing their daughters
engagement to Percy Casino Cas-
mo Corbin Jr.. son OF DR. and
Ms. p c. Corbin Sr., of Pulaski.
Va The date has been set for
late autumn. Clara. member
Of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority,
IS teacher in the Detroit Pub
hc School system. having grad.
usted from Wilberforce Unlver-
s,iy and receiving masters de
gree from Wayne University this
past June. The groom to be.
member of Alpha Phi Alpha fra
ternty. Is also Wherefore
graduate, and former Howard
[ student.
News 10 set Detroit back on
its ears comes that Valerie Pet
iiford. formerly Of West Grand
Blvd. has purchased a spacious
lot on W. Chicago Blvd, corner
O, Third. where she intends 10
build manSe comparable with
am up there Mrs. Pettiford Is
Leaving this Fall for California,
Mexico. and other points west
10 dodge the snow. and come
spring the hammers will be
busy and the bricks flying as
the new home rises She is the
frs, 10 purchase west OF Wood
ward on the street.
Little Jezelle Milton celebrat-
ID her second birthday last
Wednesday. She was as cute
little lady as YOU wanted I,
see n her new upsweep hair do.
TINY gold earrings and pretty
little pink frock with ribbon and
SOCKS to match.
The Francis a. KornesaYs
Urban League) are back from
delightful vacation. One solid
month Of motoring and stopping
At points OF interest in the East
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-14

Nrcs YOU can buy whole tur-
kpy for fOrtA. cents
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-14
AzALIA HACKLEY MUSICAL DRAWS
LARGEST ATTENDANCE IN 5 YEARS

The Hscklev Collection Fund
musical Sunday evening was
one Of aost coloriui. interesting
and largest IN attendance since
rs inception FIVE years ago, Aug
10. 1914.
Features OF program were the
presence OF some OF DetloIts
well known musicians Of gen
GRAFTON ago guests from as ia
dS Memphis Tenn Philippine
Islands ana nearby Pontiac.
Mich the presentation OF al.
most unoptainable recordings ul
music from the Clarence FISbys
Mt Vernon ave who have one
81 the most extensive collcc-
llOnS OF phonograph records IN
the city The presentation was
made by the noted singer. Can
lotta Framed pauline Frbsyl
10 Miss Hester Myers. assistant
music and drama section. Dcton
Public Library, and an album o.
sacred songs by Dorothy Man
nor. Tins presentation 10 Miss
MYERS by Mrs Virginia Yates.
Woodland avenue, also = l4xl8
inch portrait IN cOlofs of tleu
Hart Williams, founder Of Hack
lcy Memorial Collection ana
with his wife Florence, ouglna-
tors and sponsors OF ilackle,
Collection Fund, outdoor musl-
cal. executed by the Lawrence
Studios the presentation made
10 Mr. Williams by James Jack
son Of the studios. A copy OF
the portrait VIII be presented
10 the Library Thursday that
Viii be placed with the Hackley
Collection
Also the presence OF Miss
ID othN Lottery. Rochester.
Mich one of 10 winners. FED
Grafton OF Musicians Belle Isle
vocalIstS who vas guest artist.
accompanied by young Eugene
Hancock. pianist, added interest.
HoSTEsSEs
Among hostesSes were Carmen
Murphy, Odessa TTotter. Emmt-
IA Cardoza and Opal Prtchsid.
House OF Beauty Mrs W p
LiNington. Virginia Yates Mrs
James Jackson Mrs Henry
Aguigam. Mrs Frank Livingston.
Mrs. Gertrude B Jones Mrs Z
II. Woodley. Mrs. MAJ aret
Breakfield. Mrs Theodore Rodos
| Mrs Bertha Craig Mrs. Doris
Cater, Mrs. Edward Lockhart.
Miss Velma MAYS. Miss VILLA
Mae Moody. Miss Lillian Pierce.
Miss Ruby Harris. Memphis.
Tenn Miss Maxetts White, Pom
tiac Mrs. ". f Brady
Serving as program girls we're
Mary JOY Smith. Carolvne Scott.
Margaret Jackson Amelia Perry
Cynthia Trent and Judith Ann
Jetiries.
Assisting Mr. Williams were
Jos. W. Smith, Vim. Livingstone
Jr Henry Agutgam. Theodore
Rodos. S W. Craig. Pablo Agui-
gam and DR.. VIM PoStleS.
AUDIENCE
Among some OF the audience
were Mr.. and Mrs Clyd, HAYES.
Mi Ollie Harris. Dr. and Mrs.
Cecil HAYES. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Casey. Mrs Sanders. Mi and
Mrs. Paul Ford Miss Linda Page
Mr. and Mrs Burrell Garter.
Miss BESSIE Garvin, 81 Louis.
Mo. Mrs. Thelma Stafford. MI
ana Mrs L. Jeifries. Miss Flo
renee MAYS Priscilla GRAY. Bes-
sic Hamilton Roger l. Woodley.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Frisby.
Nh and Mrs. Burley Msckhn.
Mrs Theodore Gurley. Mrs. She
lila jackson. Mrs F Chancellor.
Bertha B Harms, Mrs Alberta
Hams j II Peaks. Hot Springs.
Ark. Mrs Major Lillian Thomas
Mrs MAYS. Mrs b. Hardy. River
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-06-17
Saebieittae'Seier
Der Ycreinisten Sadien bon G'epe'
lamb am 25. Snli i'm
Cfieitc SaGienbeim.
@arten.Gr6ffnnns i'm @eitieite
S.dienbeim

isreitas, ben 25. SUM-, iinSet i'm
@eitieitc SnJienbeim cine eroBe
@arten- -G'roffnunssfeier, beginneno
nm 6 llbr ;, ;i:niit!aSs. itatt Gs
II iro pom lilefturiim uno Ocm
ineuen Yertualf,r Scrrlanu S:iH,ci,
SIR alles aifs bet, por6ercitct III
ellen bie oardn ts:lneI:nen einiJc
n.lniitli1e Si.:rHcn sil bereitca. Iae
..,itglieSer ots ,Sm,ia 'oipis alcr
iddfiiden Srsaniiationen unS
5reunbe Der Sahien iinb ber5lid)
e.naelaoen. Gs ,u'r, cin brGicires
Ibenoeiien, alio geiiiltes Sauerfraut
ir;r,ert, natiiriit. glib. cs a,6 fcinc
iucblIdnledenbe grTtd,cr unS haR C.
an Der belten crfr;id,lrna nid,t ieblcn
miro lit ielbitoeriliinblid,. :fitr sic am
Sauerfrautelisn teilncbnlen tpoqcn
mogea iid, es'aliiait bis p. Suni
unmelben. inbem lie aniragsn pei
Islepbcne: Worbbins 1856. @enn
iie einige St,luocn bel Geian9 unh
,;M,tiif ,ulo ioHii;gsr bumorUoGcr
llnterbaltung perlc0en lpullcn, nann
perpaIfen iie b;eieI Safienbeim-
abeno nift.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-06-17

am Gage oes Observation-Disclosures unO
aud am Is. September 1947. obcr
oaB er unterm @eies in &rait il,
9fum1nien ipGbrcno les &riescs als
elm Seinb bebanbelt lpurbc.
@eiude nliiiien o,,fgeiest uno pa,
ientiert tpcroen in Sorm bon erfla,
runaen, sic bcn 8eipeis in bier Grenl,
plaren, beioes in Gnaliih uno Tn.
nGniidl alno Sohen Die oie Snfu,
mente limo lebr Details itno miiiIen
iorefdltig lmo flar Suidnmen geltellt
,pcrben. Sa sic Belt fllr5 lit. lit es
bon 9tot ser Sade Iuimerfiamfelt
5l geben nnb 8eilld)e sic benbiid)tist
moglid) MAIDEN 5u laiien. Sic fonnen
slae 8erifte auuroen giltgcbeiBcn.
an Serrn S6mibt i6rei6en, er miro
Sbnen germ bebilflih iein in Der @n.
9elegenbeit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-06-17

Sonntog, BEN q. Suni, tpirb ser
MgnetbIer r8rigore" in Glepelano
dbgebalten uno itpar auf aasemeincs
8erlaneen tpieber ali Mc3iraban's
8rope iuie i'm porigen Sabr.
Gin tiidtiges aomitee miro per=
iuhen oieies fir aue Elm id,ones Jeit
5u MAIDEN. Sir Gririidungen uno
CUTE 2an5muiit miro eeiorge. aud
boffen mir baB Der Wsettermann 6ie.
iesmal beiior nit uns cooperiert.
8itte nta9t el,re sSsugeno auf ocu
engliihen srtifel be5iielid) oieier
Sadc aiIfmerfiam.
Der 0lat lit fir aue leid)t Su fin.
oen. GIepelanoer nebmt kGearl &oao
bis gort &oao unb aftet auf bas
3eifen bas an gorf 8oao ansebrant
lit. IusluIrtige omoslcute nebmt
Route SO ourd) gtortb 8opaIton bis
Horf &oab, rann re6ts an 0orf 9tb.
unb Tie iino auf Mcaeraban's 8rope
@ir bofien nuf elm 5abLreid)es
griheinen Ser Mgnetbler.
9as &omitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-06-17
Gnn6eon-&arten Hartie nnb
Bate Sale

am Wittpot. ben %. Suni pernn=
italtet Der 9amenhor Saronia sur
Stdrfnng Der Eereinsfaiie elm
9und,eon Eartie. Gin foitlihes Nit,
taeeiien ipirb nm 1890 llbr ierpiert
nno nadber llnterbaltiing nod Be-
Iieben. 8aftparen tperoen geniiaeno
uorbanoen iein gum Yerfaui.
Sm 4omitee iinS 1ilIp Siearto,
Charlotte @ottidIing. Sattp Sdnei-
Der, gli5. Mntonius. Narg. Miiaer,
aafb. Sdmiot, 6. Tii9ler, soiie
1benman uno Suiie Hebner. Spcn.
ben Safiir bonn 3omitee i'm Gorams
oanfeno aneenommen. aud Gales
1ar Stamps tperoen angenommen.
Sir Ia6en ale uniere 8oIfsgenoi.
fen bon Sft un6 @eif uno llrngebuna
berdImft elm. Das &omitee.
per 9. 3iidler. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-06-17

GranenSorier pnb Nrbesener
Eifnif

allen unieren SanosIel,ten 1rnb
Greunben oiene CUR aenntnis. oaB
itnier Hidnid am 20. sunni bel 6ral,
Regina 8aiier itattfinoet. I'm bin-
5ufommen allf oen Elas nebme man
2orain &pe. 8us Bis @eit 189. Ctr,
redts bis Storp 9foao, Iinfs 10000
@alorube. gitte if)aut MIR nah oen,
Wegtueiier. 2ommt einmal aue bon
nab uno fern. @ir mo1ten uis
freuen e,.d einmaI aue besriiben 81,
f0nnen. gs lit elm iebr ihoner Elae.
8rinet nur einen glitsefiillten
@orb uno gliten Sumor init. Sir
alles anbere iorgt oas &omitee.
Wfife HbiIIipp, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-06-17
Stebenbiirser $a&ien Hilfsmer<Ke
UerSomntluno
Snformation besaalidj Der Ginmanberuns

Oas Sauptfomitee bielt am Cams
tag, ben 12. Sum-, inn Gitieite Sah
ienbeim 4 llbr nadymittaes cine mid
tige 8eriamntlung ab. gead Der Gr
Offnung tpurben sic Yrotofoue Dor
Sefretdr ~. ". Sbneioer berIeien
Damn nadber eab ser Sdasmeilte,
8arl aonnertb sen Jinansberidt Of
9ue 8eri:te purben gutgebei6cn
Damn tpurbe beiblciien Die &ullpt.
periammlung oes &omitees un0 Der
treter Ser ~SiIfspereine am 4. Suli
in Salem, Ohio, ab5ubaIten, Oh Ie.
gen ober Sonnenidein, oie &aupt,
bcriammlung iou in Ser Salle itatt=
finocn. sllle Srtseruppen iolGen 81
oieier gerlammInne einselaoen ,per-
Sen our1 'Sefr. Sdneioer. Oenn i,
oieicr geriammlilne ioa ongeblib
Ole 9ean1tenluabl itattfinoen. Sic
Saleiner iperoen aIes gut norbersi.
ten, bertbtete &c. &lein, 8crtretcr
ser Salemer @ruppe.
Snppiiden traf Der init ne,len &e.
sierungsoorihriften 8aibinetons
poa betraute ampalt 9folpb 9. Saiu-
tins, Gintuanberunes, uno 9tatura.
liiation Son 1ultant, friiber i'm Il. g.
SmnigrationsoiknIt angciteGt, ein.
gs fanb Damn eine8eipre :l,ng in
8csue ser ne,len ghnpanberungs=
eeese, Die leste @ode pom Senat
unS AbgeorOnetcnbal,s angenotnmcn
iporben iinb, itatt unb oarals eebt
berpor, baB Die @eiesporlaee oie bonn
Senat angenomnlen tpuroe, por.
idreibt, oab in ben ndHlten Suei
ssabren 100000 Seimatloie Sliiht-
hinge $4,000 2anoarbeiter pro SaGr
iein miiiien rno $4,000 anbere Be.
rnie. Gs iheint unter 0ieiem 8eicb
baben bie beimatloien Siebenbiirgcr
Sadien cine beiicrc @elssenbeit 5ar
GinapanSerung in sic @ereinigten
Staaten als unterm bonn Mbgeor0-
netenbmas angenomnwner 8eietoor.
Iaae, sic 100000 Seimatloie in 9
Sabren erlaubt ein5uipanoern. aber
unter oieiem @eies fonnen pieleilbt
mcbr Sahien gin.panberuneserlaub.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-06-17
ct. Sobannes Nrnberbmnb
Ei6ni6.

St.Sobunnes 8emeinoe 8ru6erbllno
uerdnitaltet am q. SUM i'm Gillette
Sadienbeim 8arten, 400 Sit 50.
Strabe, elm groBes nefit.Eifnif.
1nfane 2 l,br ,,adnittass. gs sibt
ulrerbano Spiele fir &inoer uno
Gr1pahiene. Cute Nuiif tpir6 gum
Sar,5 auffpielen. gintritt nur soc
Die Ferion. Grfriid]ungen atno 8r0t=
d,en iino 81 buuen fir nieorise Erei-
ie. gs lo6et alle Mitglieoer ser Ct.
Sobannes @elneinoe. oeren Sreunoe,
Die Teutlfygeneinbe un6 ole Mit-
guneoer Der &rantenpereine uno
@eiangbereine berSli6it elm oaran
tei1junebmen. Gas Gomitee.
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2lnjpr,atb Ser2lmteriea
11atienc(en eeeen
13ut1tGnic1t
Gon Scrrn 9tid,aeI Sd)miot,

Bon &crrn atidaeI Shmibt.
25t2 Susc., Canton. Ohio.
erbaIten mir folgenben 8riei. Der
linn sl,geitellt iporocn mar rno iid
auf Sertrnooen bon Mmerianern IN
Mumdnien be5iebt.
8eebrter &err Sdnmibt:-
Muf @rllno SJrer Mnfraee be5ii5.
lid ser oben genannten Mnselcgen.
beit bin id frob Sbnen &at 81 er.
teilen:
Inter Dem 5rieoenspertrag nit
9f,rmdnien lit Die rumdniide 3esie.
rune berpiIidtet aIle aeietliden
Nebte unb Sntereiien in &ua11nien
bon amerifaniiden 8iirsern lpie lie
eriitierten am l.. September 1899
5ii5dteben uno 5uriif3useben. gYu
gigentllm berlett ipuroe in Sunni.
nien at Die rlrnrdniide 3eeieruua
berpflid)tet Nereiitune in run,dniih.
er Wdbruns bis 81 5tueiorittel her
Smmme bic notiuenoi9 lit dbnlides
Nernogen an fa,lfen ODER ben Ser
Imit gut 5u MAIDEN. Mae MniraJt1
|prriiiien oafiir nidJt ipGter als Is,
September 1948 eineereidt iperSen.
Gin aufnebmer nrub feititellen U)
bob CT elm ameritaniidpr 8iirser i'll
5ltr 3eit iuenn er oas @eiub einreihi
mno (2.) oab er elm ameritanii6e,
1lrger tpar am 12. September 49,
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plaee 81 ieiu. y
| Im 25. SUM lit Bar!en. Groitnl,l,l
int @eitieite Sadienbeim. Sar.rio
miro iid oaran beteilisen.
Srai. SiIp Sigarto cril,t,t ollie
Sangerinnen sic Grobcn gu b,iudcn.
Sm Mrraneierungstonitee fir ,n,.
icr 25iabriees Stiitunssfeit, cas mu
I31. Sftober |. S. itattfinoet, iino
alle iesieen 8eamtinnen, 0riinoerin=
men uno gr-YrGiioentinnnen iuic
foIst: Griinocrinnen: 9atb. Martini
aatb. &iebnert, Warie Hebner. Ma-
rie Sann, Siap Seorid, Sara ..
|Sbneiber. 2atb. M,,tb, &oiiua Mu-
Fner, Gbriitine Yoloer, Marie Sisar.
to, Matbiloa Sigarto, Soiie 1beG,
mann, emma 9rauib unb Slnanna
3ieeler. Grs9rGioentinnen: Suiic
&ebner, g. 8. Sdneioer uno Marie
81. Mebner.
8eamte: GrGrGi. Maric Gegner,
Erdi. MatbiIba Siearto, Gip.Yrdi.
4atb. Shmiot, Sofia 1beamann
Sefr. 6. 1iid,ler. lin.-Sefr. Siloa
Sb,llmann, Sbasueiiter Maric
eiearto, Beripalterinnen, 5rieoa
Gin. Marg. Miiler uno Sara @roB,
8llnmclmeilterin Mma 6leiiher,
MlrIiffomitee 'M. 3ebner, Marie
Miiller. 20. Stirner, Srene &aane.,
6. 1iidler. 8. Sbeumann, Siilg
9eorid, uno &elcn Si9arto, Irdirar
Sofie Ibellmann, 2ottp @iintbcr
uno g. @eber.
s(ls 1cit-HrGiiocnt iuurSe Mat6ilSe
Sigarto ernannt, Gig. 1iihler als
Seit-SefretGrin. Charlotte 8ott=
fdlins, Silfs-Sefretirln uto 1cit.
Sdasnleiiterin Marie Siearto.
Seoen Tonnerstag nah Scr Hrcbe
lit gerianhnl,lng 81 oieiem 3ped.
Sdvpeiter Marie Sann lit idper
franf. @ir tpiinihen ibr balSige
8eiierung. Gig. Siifler, Sefr.
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SGdiiidDes NGSAen erbielt Griten
3rcis ais @uiiferin.

SRI. Mnna BinSer. 5ohter BON
Serrn unb Jrau Midjael 8inocr.
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ourh ibre gall5en Stuoien in Der
!Sod,id)ule immrt .M's" bate. Den
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men nit Der Mdodrn Mriiffa&rllc.
init Ndrnen Glepelano 8rotpn's :
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"a Mdbden.
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.ibre erite Terpflihtuns besinnt IN
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| gauge 2ano ourd Slli, Nusltit uu>
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ipielen 81 8eainn oes nddNten Sn6i
res. SRI. 8inber ipielt Bob; iie tpirf
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oiefer ISOLDE um aus3urnben.
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Werrf erfolereid iein ipiro ibr gan.
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SaeRiei,tae,Seier
Der Ycreinigten Sadien bon Glepc'
lan6 am 25. Suli i'm
Citieite SaAienbeim.
1ameud)or Sarpnia

bittct Inn sablreihen 9eiild, an i5.
rem Sundeon=&artenpariie am 23.
Suni. 1890 llbr nadnrittags.
Mm Oonnerstog, ben -. SUM-.
nad ser Yrobc, baben mir @eburts-
tagspartie 5u ebren bon ,Ssnnp Mber,
Gig. .Soeip, Marg. Wiiler, Trieoa
SiG. 2anbene Surign uno slnna
&ndu. glis. antoni,ts iiberbriagt
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Mnna @uneih tit nuGl in SSampt-
fomitce an %. Suni; i'm gusjilfs~
@omitee iino: Cara @eber. Nnnn
Gleiifer, 2ottp @iint5er. @arie
Stirner, Gli;. Com. Iana MaraId)fy
nno Warie Stiibler. Vit.e oGc alli