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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-11

Md, sat behind desk. 'tOh," said Carolyn,
turning crimson.
"Well!' said DR.. Stone, looking at her
coldly. What's the idea, Miss Colebrook?
Saving up for new mink coat?"
Carolyn choked.
Lots of our best-heeled citizens do it."
he added hastily. You'd be surprised at the
number of rich people who get into poverty
party clothes -" I'd turned bIindly toward
the door. Come back" he ordered. Since
you're here, you might as well get your treat
ment You look as if you needed it."
Her brown eyes blazed, the tears held back
by the fierceness of her anger DO you think
I'd put myself at your mercy, now?" she de-
manded. She added, Il hate your, slammed
the door hard, and marched through the wait
ing-room and out into the cold street.
She went home and got into bed. Peggy
came in, looking beautiful in gold evening
gown, and found her weeping.
"Hilda's not going out" she said 'I'll
have her bring you a tray and a hot-water
bottle. Dyou want me to break my date?'
'Of course not. It's just cold''
She was swallowing soup with difficulty,
because of lump in her throat quite uncon-
nected with her sinuses, when Hilda appeared
The doctor wants to speak to you on the
phone. Miss Colebrook. told him you were
in bed, but he says to get up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-11

hitting DR.. Stone, but he moved in time
She preceded him. in proud silence, down the
back hall and across the front of the apart
ment to the Lattimers' living room. where she
sat down, with formal dignity.
Il assume that you have come here to
apologize" she said.
That's right" said DR.. Walter Stone,
tenderly.
Carolyn swallowed Il am not interested in
your apology, but accept il" she informed
him. rs there anything further?"
"Oh, lot A lifetime" said Dr. Stone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-11
MEET Mr.. AND MRS. cAvERTl

Paul proposed in a tiny New York res
eaurant. He played in Light opera. She
teaches voice. And sings the praises of
Camay! MY very frH cake of Camay
led to a lovelier skin" she says.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-11
A Lovelier Skin is yours
just One Cake of Cam

You're only lovely your complexon skin that's smooth
and clear make you attractive others eyes, Did you know
your skin be smoother-loveer- cake Camay
Give careless cleansing go the Camay Soap Diet
Follow directions wrapper for prompt improvement your
, 1948-02-07
Pay OF Veterans Increased.
To $50, Sos By Congress

The pay Of veterans has been
Increased following passage of
a bill by the House of Repre-
sentatives which would give a
veteran who is learning a trade
SIS instead of the SOS he is now
receiving and those with one
dependent SOS instead of $50.
Those with more than one will
get $40.
A similar bill had previous
ly been passed by the Senate.
, 1948-02-07
Gov. Hastie Urges Harlem
Businessmen To Invest 10
Virgin Islands

Governor HASTE urged Har-
lem businessmen to become in
terested in the Virgin Islands
where there is plenty of room.
for development. He was a
guest at the Hotel Theresa
where he held conferences
with several of the prominent
businessmen there on the"pros
poets of developing the islands
as a resort for Americans who
travel to the Caribbean, ac-
cording to an article in the Am
sterdam News. The article con-
tinues:
There is plenty of room for
hotel and guest house invest
ments, and there is no reason
why some of the men and wo-
Continued on page ~
, 1948-02-07
Food Prices Coutinue
Downward Trend

Food prices are continuing
their downward trend. For the
third time corn, wheat and
meat prices have dropped. It
has been freely predicted that
the price of flour will also drop
and meat will, within ten or
twelve days, drop still lower
along with corn.
An official of the Department
of Agriculture said the drop
in prices of grain is because Of
the favorable reports received
throughout the world which is
beyond former estimates.
Bernard Baruch who has adj
Continued on page q
, 1948-02-07
NATIVE WAR DEAD
BURIAL

Due partly to delay in depar-
ture of the ship carrying the
remains Of Alexander Chris
tian, native war dead, the flu
neral ceremony scheduled for
tomorrow evening has been
postponed until further notice.
The vessel is due to arrive
here between now and Tues
day. Announcement of the ar
rival and time of burial will be
made.
, 1948-02-07
Department Heads Told To
| Conserve Fupl. Elacfricilu

All departments in the Vir-
gin Islands have been told by
the Chief Executive to observe
strict conservation of gasoline
and fuel oil as well as electri-
city, in accordance with an or
der issued by President Tru-
man on January II.
Acting Governor de Castro
has asked that the use Of cleo
tricity be kept at a minimum
also that gasoline and fuel oil
may be conserved if motor We
hicles are only used for i'm
portant occasions. Since pro-
per maintenance of the motor
saves fuel, the use of premium
, 1948-02-07
Council To Meet
On Tuesday Feb 10

The Municipal Council of st.
croix will meet in extra-ordi-
nary session on Tuesday, Feb
ruary 10 at 1890. The Honor
able Alexander Moorhead will
preside.
Listed on the agenda are
nine items including the repeal
OF the ordinance which esta-
blished 1000 acres of east end
as a wildlife preserve some
years ago.
, 1948-02-07
Chamber Of Commerce win
Meet In New Quarters
On February II

The Chamber of Commerce
will meet for the first time at
its new headquarters on the
upper floor Of what was form
erly konwn as the Strand Cen
ter, on Wednesday night Feb
ruary II.
Frank Cryan, investment
banker from the mainland will
be the guest speaker. Nj.
Cryan is a friend of president,
Joseph Alexander.
Refreshments will be served
to celebrate the occasion.
, 1948-02-07
TRUMAN EXTENDS
TIME FOR RENEWING
TRADEMARKS

President Truman has issued
a proclamation extending the
time for renewing trademark
registration of nationals of
Denmark, registered in the
United States Patent Office in
Washington, .. G., to June 30,
1913.
, 1948-02-07

tees Of which they are men,
bers to investigate the econo-
mic conditions in the islands;
determine revenue-producing
activities which could be en-
couraged; investigate the
health, education, and social
conditions and especially to
look into the desirability of re-
chartering the Virgin Islands
Company and the ways and
Continued on page A.
, 1948-02-07
Butler, Miller Recommend
Rechortering OF UICO
AcAINsT RESIDENT coMMIssIoNER FoR vi.

Reporting on their recent trip to III Virgin Islands. Sena.
Tor Hugh Butler and Representative Arthur Miller Of the Pub.
lie Lands COMMITTEES of the Senate and House have. amonq
other things. recommended the re-char4erinq of the VIRGIN Is
lands Company and also that the recommendation Of Public
, 1948-02-07

Administration Service be
adopted in It's entirety.
The legislators made the trip
at the request of the commit
, 1948-02-07

grade fuel is forbidden.
Evening star., 1948-08-27

terday to testify In the case. Judge
Scott, the only colored Judge son the
bench, dismissed the case on these
grounds, but at the same time issued
an attachment to have Hall brought
in to explain why he did not appear.
At her first appearance in.court,
Mrs. Pearson was held In contempt
Of court when she disobeyed Judge
Scott's order to be quiet. Sentence
was suspended. however, and she
was sent to Gallinger Hospital for
check-up. No treatment was
found necessary, according to Assis-
tant United States Attorney War
rem Wilson, and she was released.
Evening star., 1948-08-27

safety during his n years as chair
man Of the Motor Vision Commis-
sion Of the American optometric
Association.
The award WAS made In Philadel-
phia as part Of the commencement
program Of the Pennsylvania Col
lege Of Optometry.
As chairman Of the Motor Vision
Commission. DR.. Silver has cam
paigned for visual standards for
operators Of motor vehicles and in
clusion Of an eyesight examination
for prospective drivers. He lives ut
1918 California street NV.
Evening star., 1948-08-27
Army Medical Center
Holding Picnic Toduy

Army Medical Center personnel
were to observe the md anniver>
sary Of the Army Medical Depart
ment with . picnic this afternoon
on the Walter Reed Hospital
grounds.
The affair. scheduled to fall on
the anniversary, July n, was post
poned because Of the death Of Gen.
of the Armies Pershing.
Evening star., 1948-08-27
Weapon Assault Charge
Against Woman Dropped

A charge of assault with dam
gerous weapon was dropped yester-
day in Municipal Court by Judge
Almond w. Scott against Mrs.
Elizabeth c. Pearson, 40, who on
August 9 first appeared before
Judge Scott and demanded that
she be tried by a white judge.
The charge grew out of the stab
bing OF Rodney Hall, "a, of the 900
block OF I street NV, last month
Hall failed to appear In court yes
Evening star., 1948-08-27
Northwest Airline Fares
10 Rise ~ Wednesday

Northwest Airlines will increase
its fares 2 per cent beginning We'd
nesday, r. o. Bullwinkel, vice pres
ident In charge sof traffic for the
airline, announced today.
The new fare schedule was recon-
mended last week after meeting
here of members of the Civil Aero
nautics Board and officials of vari-
Gus airlines.
Also effective Wednesday, round
trip discounts will be per cent,
Evening star., 1948-08-27
Optometrist Honored
For Sufety Research

DR.. Edwin H. Silver, Washington
optometrist since 1912, yesterday
was awarded the gold medal of the
Distinguished Service Foundation
of Optometry for his scientific and
research achievements in highway
Evening star., 1948-08-27

and the 5 per cent refund for late
airplane arrivals will be eliminated.
The new rates effect domestic
routes only. Fares to Alaska and
the Orient will remain the same,
with 10 per cent round "trip dis
count, Mr.. Bullwinkel said.
Evening star., 1948-08-27
Smothers Pain
Corns Shed Off

Apply Magic-like E-z KORN RE-
MOVER to the hardest corns and
after a few applications, these
painful corns shed of. E-Z Korn
Remover helps relieve corn pains
softens dead skin, paving the way
for the removal Of the corn. Try
this easy-to-use. quick-action. E-Z
KoRN REMOVER today. s5c at
drug stores.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1948-03-19


we eek.
COOP 11oTES----TTo R1sIGlT (cont ID from
page were presented and while no definite
plans were made on &C count Of Lack Of in
formal ion, it see7s likely that several
ojects Will be started in the mean future.
No definite plans have been adopted in re-
Gard to the Produce Dent. yet, the 7oard is
waiting Tor rec 0nmendati ions iron the Cornai t.
tee elected at the last neetin ing of the Pro
duce and Potato Growers ASSOC alton.
Manager Allen and Creameryman Havermon ten
dered their resi- Gnations at the rrednesday
meet ing, to take effect on or before april
18th. 10 action was taken on the matter as
the hour late when the letters were
presented to the Board.
(Release from Coop Board)
Taxes are certainly one reason why consumers
find it hard to make ends meet. Today, US.
consumers are 6aying all kinds Of direct an(
IND IND 1Tsft taess totqll44e ABOUT one-tbird of
guests at the tab lie VII lei. the American house
wire must feed, in the form Of hirler taxes,
before she can start providing for her own
family.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1948-03-19
HOSPITAL NOTES

ADMITTED
Mary Actorn, Kodiak; Mrs. Albert Teatherby
Palmer; Mr.. Ray Bergen, Wasil1a; Hrs.
Lauritz Loberg, Palmer; Mrs. Leon Jones,
Palmer; Mrs. Johanna Hylund, Palmer.
DIaIss-D
Mrs. Lauritz Loberg, Palmer; l'rs. Leon
Jones, Palmer; l1r. John tcGatt igan, Moose
Greek; Helen Pierce, Sultan; Irs. Eugene
Harsh and infant daughter, PamersIrs. Robsr-
Smith, Glena1len; Mrs. Clairmont obern and
infant son of Copper Center; Frank Ba11ogh
Palmer. IRIS. Tennie rickoli and infant son
Of Chistochina; Mrs.. MAIDS Johansen, Palmer
HoSPITMIz-D
Mrs. Harry Duff, l.rs. Trenton Johnson, Vas
lila; Joseph Peterson, Palmer;
BIRTHS
To 7r. and IRIS. Albert veatherby Of Palmer
an infant son on Sunday.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1948-03-19
ViSI 7 FRIENDS

IT. and IRIS. I'd Du-2and Of !inchumina we're
in Palmer visiting friends during the past
week.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1948-03-19
NEW MACHINE SHOP

The ARC has now moved in the New Machine
ReDair Shop. It Is made out Of cement
blocks, with a cement floor, and has aut-
oratic furnace heat. A tuo-t ton over he ad
crane operates the full length Of the
shop. This new sho9 IS located just be-
You'd the 7air Grounds, South OF Palmer.
SMILING RETURNS
I:r. Carl Smelling returned this week end
from q business trip to Juneau.
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0;ries 8pdeablah erifeint fed
benz Sabre 1873 reeelmGBig ieoen
samstaa uno miro beransseeeben
gum geiten bes 8dpitlihen &ofe'
sium Spiepbinum Der bl. Gongrega'
tion Der 9ropaeanba In Columbus,
beiien 3ued Die Seran5ilbune oeut'
iber grieitersoelinee fir bic Ser.
Staaten lit. Gieie NuItnlt lit baupt'
'6dIif onsepteien arH Die @infiinfte
bteies Nattes unb Die @eihenfe let
ner 2eier.
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u. Erinnernngen
Bon 4es. +. naexfsss
Orr. 67)
(Sortletung)

Inter Dem ielbIteefGaieen SiteI
.8ranoe Station, fl,br Satber &a-
mann fort, ~beberrIdte fran5oiil DIES
Beien Die bobern St1noe faIt aller
europdiiden Rationen, beIonoers
burd ieine Sprode 1uo feline Wooen.
Sranfreid beiaB uno beIist tii1tige
Wdnner auf Den @ebieten Der &unit
uno 2iteratur, aber oie bobere Bill
Oung lit tpeit tpeniger oils i'm beut-
Iden Solfe 8emeingut oes Golfes.
8enigiten3 Ser brittle Cell bes fran-
5oiil6en Golfes fann peoer lelen nod
ldreiben. gu oeu Sfuttenieiten oe5
fran5oliiden Gbarafters gebort Elm
gren5enloier 2eibtliun, ben lteber=
NUT llno 8raltiamfeit nid)t fern lie
gen, iporin Die Sran5oien iebr Ders
idieoen iino bon Sem grnIt lmO Ser
Hube Der Geutlhen. llebrigens met
len Der Roroen lmo Siioen Sranf=
rei6s, tpie ouh sic ein5elnen Yropin=
sen, auffaQenoe 8erI6ieoenbeiten ouf.
Ger iiberfeinerte Bariier fontroltiert
setpaltig nit Dem frommen 9retonen,
rno Ser 5tpeioeutige Normane nit
Dem treuen 8urgltnoer.
~6otber &amann, Sic nannten oie
8osfen Elm 8olf, oas peoer Oeutl6
nod franfiif lei. 3u peldem Solts-
ltamm geboreu lie benn?"
~Gie 8asfen in oen BDren1erl
Sponiens uno Sranfreihs itno Nod-
tommen ser olten Sberer, l1rbetpob-
ner Spaniens in oen tpeitli6en Bp-
renaen, ettpa cine WiIlion itarf. 9ie
8oIlonen on Der Maas i'm iiibli6eu
Belgien ipreden cine art fran5oii=
iden 3ialett. Sic iino Elm unrubiges,
leidt erregbares Bolf unb Iteben an
&eligioiitdt ben iibrigen 8elgiern uno
beIonoers BEN 8lamldnbern melt nod.
Sd bate cine lpeitere ssrage: ~SSr1
Der alten unb nellern 8eihidte Der
9eutIden finoen iuir fait beItanoiee
Sample unter ben perI1ieoenen
'Stammen untereinanoer. go }. 9.
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8tprhlto9ues s;;1

Ntilmanfec, 8is. - Der bo6p.
Gio5eionfonlultor Yforrer ST. S.
arnolo bon ser ct. 9fita-@en1einoe
in 8eit alis ipuroe bonn 81. Sater
5llm popltli6en Sauspralaten NIT
oen Sitel Woniignor ernannt.
Omaha, geeb. - Ne,,licb nabm ser
bobm'lte Migr. gsi6olus @egener,
aominiitrotor Der gr5oi05eie Smoba,
Die feierlihe SnoeItitur bes gum
papltli6en 6ousprdlateu erbobenen
Migr. Sobn &. Baldang, 8farrer Der
81. &reu5s8emeinoe, Dor.
ct. 2outs, Wio. - Ger boGip. Sr.
Soiepb $. 8ippermann, Bfarrer Ger
81. &reu5= =@emeinoe, itar6 an Ser
lebungen. Oie er bel einem Qutomo=
6illmiaa erlitten bate. gr par tie.
benunoled5ig Sabre alt. r. l. p.
NeW Yurf, q. 9. - Ssn Der bieii-
gen ST. Batrid' s=&utbeorale fanb uns
ter ouBeroroentli6 GROCER Eeilnabme
bon firhliden uno peltli6en @iir-
bentrdgern Die feierlibe &onIefration
BON OtIsr. Batrid 81. S'9ople gum
erlten gr5biidof BON 8aibington
itatt. Der neue gr5biihof enlpfins Die
Weibe bon aaroinal 6rancis Spell>
man uno trut Iein bobes gmt in Dem
augenblid an, in Dem Der 4aroinal
uno oeiien beioen 8eibbeiitGnoe ibre
3anoe ouf lein Saupt legten llnb a,,-
lammen Die 8orte ipra6en: .@mp-
fonee Sen 81. 8eiIt." Damn ialbte
&arbinal Spellman 9aupt uno &Gnoe
oes gr5bii6ofs nit beiligem Del unb
reifte linn oen goloenen &rummItab
oas Symbol Ser neilen 8iirbe, nit
oen feierliden @orten: ~gmpfanee
oen Stab oeines geiItliden Mmtes,
oamit on liebenoe Streuge iibeit in
Ser 8eiierung Der Batter, oamit bu
obne 3orn urteileit, bas @en1iit bei-
ner Scorer beldnftigit uno lire 1u-
genben foroerlt unb nidt burd Nei-
eung our Rube Die Strenge Der 3uht
bernadldiiigit." Inter ben fiinfuno-
5ipan5igbunbert BerIonen, bie Der
Jeier bei1uobnten, befanoen fih bier
gr5biidofe, oreiun6bier5ig Biidofe,
orei Aebte, bunoerte bon Yrdlaten.
Yrieitern unb Mitelieoern religioier
Orben iotpie biele anbere mobile.
fannie DISQUALIFICATION. Inter Del,
letteren mar Wpron 6. TapIor, Hra-
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NteblIenbnus nod Denti6InnS

am Somstag gine bon @rano
Sorts cine giienbabntpagen-2 -2aoung
@ei5enmebl nnh Deutiblano ab. Das
Webl lit cine Stiftung Der &atbolifen
Der Gioaeie 8isnlard. auf Mnregalng
oes bo6tp'iten Srn. Bifdefs Bincent
&pan mar unter ben @ldubigen iei-
mes Sprengels cine SammIung bon
@ei5en ,lno 8argelb fir ben anta1if
bon 8ei3en beranitoltet tporoen uno
Ser 8ei5en tpiirbe in 8ran6 Sorts
gemabIen. Die prahtiae 2iebessabe
miro in ben 8eit5onen unb In Ser.
lin perteilt tperoen.
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prrle. uanhr. Rnfr

(Sou einem unbefnnnten Beriaiier)i
Sine Eerle nenu id ,neiR,
Gine 8erle Id)0n nnb rein.
Nfeine Insen, trnnfen nua Gntsnfer
Mnf bic Eerle bliden.
Cine Berle nenn id tneiu,
Sine Eerle id)6n nnb rein.
Gine Saube nenn id mein,
Cine Saube id)Dn nn6 rein.
Wteine Mrme iid) in tanienb 8raFcu
I'm bic Sanbe idjlieken.
Cine Saube nenn id mcin,
Gine Sanbe idl6n nnS rein.
Ginc Stole nenn idp mein,
Cine &oie ddD6n unb rein.
Simmelsiuunne meine beifen 2ippen
@on Der &uie nippen.
Gtne 3uic nenn id) mein,
Gine &pie id)6n nnb rein.
Sine Sunsfram nenn idJ mein,
Gine Snmgfrau Id)6n nub rein.
Wteine SiiRe, meine Mafellpie,
Eerle, Sambe, &pic!
Sine sSungfram nenm idl mein:
Waria, idl0n unS rein.
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&ir leben in einer 3eit ih,periter
Samples, zines gelpaltigen @eilte5.
fampfes, zines Samples 5tpil6en 8ui
uno 9ole, 5tpilden Gbriltenttn unb
antidriiteutlnn, 5pii6en @ott unS
Satan. 8ir GbriIten uno &atbolifen
Iteben nit Sen 8aiien oes Sci
oes @ebetes uno ser Sreiie i'm 6eIoe.
llnler ge9ennGrtiger Gopit, Gius
Au., bot nieoerbolt ooran erinnert
Juno Ieinen 8ornruf erlalien, oaB ei-
ne gepoltige 8oge ianotij6en Sci
oentlnnS 0ie Golfer uno 2anoer Der
Groe iiberflutet in @eItolt bon Bel.
Itungen, 3eitIdriften llnb Silmen unb
Die Sbranfen ieglider SeIbItahtung,
ieglihen moralilden glnitanOes o1rd-
bridt lno Oie @runofelten iegIider
&ultur 1nO Gr5iebung untergrdbt.
IS lit bobe 3eit, oaB mir &otboli-
fen Der Ser. Staaten Die eninente
&idtlgfeit ser fotboliifen 8reIie in
oielem fritiiGen llno entl6eioenoen
3eitpunfte erfennen. IS meroen
9ripes, Earties, Spiele unb Inter.
bnltllngen 81 Derlbieoeniten 3medel1
fatbolll6er @obltdtigteit =peronital
tet. @esbolb niht einmol gum 9eiten
uno sur Serbreitl1ng Ser fatboliihen
Srelie2 Sn oeri6ieoenen St6oten iinb
pereln5eltc 9lnregungen oa5u gegebeli
moroen, 1tnO nit erfreulid)en grfoI.
gen.
Die 3eitunesprelie lit ser &an5el.
reoner, Der 9roBe Ereoiger unierer
3eit. Sobolo Die Breiie perfoult -
nno oa5 lit leiOer beute elm aroBer
Seil Der Sagespreiie miro bie
6Gullis tasIih ourG 0fiaionen Sea:
nale ins Solfsleben bineineeleitet.
Die Breiie lit cine 8eltmadt ge.
moroen. 9luf olle @ebiete oes menId.
liden 2ebenS iibt Tie ben grobten Gin.
fluB aus, auf 9felision, 8biloiopbie
Gr5iebung, 2iteratur, &unit, Wultf
Bolitif, golfsDirtiGaft, Sanoel, Se6.
nit, Sport uip.; iie fiimert lid rein
Tim alleS, ielbIt um @atldereien uni
Gerlonli6es. @onse Golter unb Go.
tionen fam iie in ibren 8ann 5ieben
8ebauptet man nid)t, unb pieleidt
nit einem gepiiIen Heht, ooB bit
Sieaermadte ben aries our6 oit
Brelle gelponnen baben? Sagte mid,
Elm ebemaliger fran5oiiider Miniiter.
pr1iioent, Ser glpoltot Gombes, oof
orei 8iertel Ser 8atboIifen ssranf.
rei6s bur6 Die Mrbeit ser HrelIe Ser
Stride abwenoig gemadt ,porben iino
llno lit es nidt audi sic fatboliide
Brelie geipeien, Die in 0euti6lano i'm
nnieliaen &ulturfampf iiegreif
fampfte? Witbin fam Die Greiie ei
ne aroBe 8oblt1terin Der Menidbei1
tperoen ODER cine gef1brlibe Bolts.
pergifterin, ie nad)oem iie Die Menid.
belt beeinflubt unb er3iebt.
| 2eioer lit Die berrj9enoe Cages.
'preiie glaubensfeinblih. llnidgIides
eleno fommt burb fie in Die Ser3en
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Sooesan5figeu

Seter &eidD, geboren om %. Ssa,
nuar 1864 in Sungliniter, 2uren.
burg; geltorben am 26. 9e5ember
1947 in Wfil1poufee, 8is. lleber
titn15lg Sabre lang ein eifriger 2eler
sSran Mnua Sdomburs, geItorben
IN Senor, Uti6.
,sram arnolb aampmeier, geltorber
in Glepelano, 8.
Sran Gb. u. Martbaler, eeborer
in Weire @rooe, Minn., I'M Sabre
1864; geitorben om "a. 9e5elnbe1
1947. Son ben pier5ebn &inoern, Die
ibrer gbe entIprolien, itno nod 5tpoIi
am 2eben, unter ibnen Die ebrip
ShDeiter Ebilotbea, O.S.B., uni
Sod)p. u. 6. Wartbaler. 9ie Ser.
itorbene mar cine unierer GlteIten unh
eifrigiten 2eierinnen.
Senrb S. Nam, seboren am 8. 9lu.
quit 1860 III Sbio; eeitorben atn ID.
SSanuar 1947 in 4nabeim, Calf. 81
binterldbt feline @attin, aipei Sobne.
orei Gobter, pieruno5nan5ig gntel
uno 5pan5ig l1renfel.
Midael Saas, seitorben in Booo.
bapen, q. g.