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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-05
. Valley Road
BY MRS. EFFIE DAVIS


Columbus is a guest this week at
the home of her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sidle and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Davis and
others attended the funeral of
Deral Losey Wednesday after
noon at York Center.
Mr., and Mrs. Albert Howard
spent Tuesday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Ridge.
Several friends and relatives
of this community attended the
funeral of Forrest Lewis on
Thursday afternoon at Redwood.
Mrs. Nellie Sidle and sister,
Blanche Bumgarner, called on
Mrs. Bessie Bumgarner, of near
Redwood, Thursday.
Mary McCafferty called on Te-
nah Ridge Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Davis
called at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alva Coder, of near Mag
netic Springs. Mrs. Coder was
brought from the Grant hospital
recently. She is improving slowly.
Mrs. Emma Reed had for her
guest Friday, Mrs. Blanche Bum
garner, of Columbus, and Nellie
Sidle. 4,
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Davis were
guests at birthday dinner at the
home of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Clark and daughter, Phyllis, of
S. Franklin ST., of Redwood. The
dinner was in honor of her mo-
ther, Mrs. Glenn Davis. Other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Davis and son, Lee, and daughter,
Jane, of Kingston. The table was
decorated with a birthday cake
and birthday napkins. A bounte-
ful dinner was served at the noon
hour. In the afternoon home
made ice cream and cake was
served which was enjoyed by all
Mrs. Davis received several nice
and useful presents and number
of cards from relatives and
friends. Mr.. Ralph VeStal was an
afternoon caller at the Clark
home.
Mrs. Hugh Ridge entered the
Marion hospital Thursday and was
operated on for gall stones Fri
day.
Mrs, Ralph Styer and Mrs.
Margaret Kirk are on the sick
list. Charles Warner is suffering
with the mumps.
Mrs. Bertha Matlack had for
their Sunday dinner guests her
! brother and sister -in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Kirk and daugh-
ter, Bobby, of near Essex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ridge
and others called on their mo-
ther, Mrs. Hugh Ridge, Sunday
evening, at the Marion hospital.
Mrs, Ora Patch returned re-
Gently from her daughters, where
she has been making an extended
visit, in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Eva LeMaSter and daugh-
ter, of Marion, spent Wednesday
at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Davis
spent Sunday evening at the
home of Mrs. Bertha Matlack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Thomp.
son spent Wednesday at the
home of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Watts and children near Sun.
bury, where they have moved
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Howard
made a business trip to Marion
Monday and also called on Mrs.
! Hugh Ridge at the City hospital.
May VanAtta called on Mary
Coder of near Magnetic Springs,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-05
Wrong Day Given

Amateur program in the New
Dover Methodist Church will be
held at 8 p. m. today (Thursday)
instead of Tuesday evening, as
announced in last Mondays
Journal.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-05
Grange Cake Contest

Millcreek Grange will hold its
Orange chiffon cake contest
Tuesday evening May 10. All the
ladies of the Grange are urged
to enter. Those who do not parti-
cipate, please bring fruit salad
to be used as refreshments. Any
one wishing cake recipe please
contact Mrs, S. B. Parmenter.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-05

The swift can fly 100 miles an
hour, according to the Encyclo-
paedia Britannica.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Rings Taken Off Body
OF Wife, Man Charges

A man whose wife died at
Emergency Hospital early Friday
told police yesterday that two
rings had been taken from her
hand during the time between his
last visit with her ard the time
he saw her after death.
Thomas j. Barbagallo. %, OF
1900 Minnesota avenue Sc, a
machinist at the Naval Ordnance
Plant in Alexandria. reported the
loss of yellow gold band with a
diamond and gold wedding
band, which he valued at $500.
His wife, Mrs. Nancy Barbagallo,
"a. died of uremic poisoning at
AIS am. Friday. Her husband
saw her alive the last time when
he left the hospital about 8 pm.
Thursday. Doctors told him. he
said, that Mrs. Barbagallo might
live for several days and he re-
turned home.
An autopsy was performed and
when the husband appeared at the
hospital with a funeral director
about noon Friday, he noted the
rings were missing.
James q. Caposella. superin-
tendent of the hospital. said an
investigation had been made. He
said private nurses were employed
on the case and both of them had
recalled seeing the rings.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Mrs. Roberta Jacobs,
Gold Star Co-Founder
In 1928, Dies al 81

Mrs. Roberta Estelle Jacobs, 50,
q co-founder of the Gold Star
Mothers, died yesterday in. the
New Colonial Hotel after an ILL
ness Of three weeks.
She was one Of five Washing
ton mothers who formed the Or
ganization on June 4. 1928. For
is years after It's founding. Mrs.
Jacobs was the national custodian
Of records for the Gold Star
Mothers. She helped organize
chapters throughout the country.
Born and educated in Washing
ton. she was married at the age Of
II to William A. Jacobs Of Fred
erick County. Md.
Although for the last 10 years
she had been almost totally blind,
she made baskets out Of Christmas.
Valentine and birthday cards,
sending them to veterans hos
pitfalls all over the country. Just
recently $4,000 cards Of this type
poured in to her from American
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Deafness Explained
In Free Booklet
Available 10 Public
ADVERTISEMENT

What does science now know
about what causes deafness? 1t
you're hard of hearing, how can
you ne helped to a happier,
fuller life?
The answers to these ques-
tions - and many others - are
found in an authoritative book
let, Modern Science and Your
Hearing" published by Western
Electric. Much of the material
it contains was supplied by Bell
Telephone Laboratories. famous
for their research in problems OF
sound and hearing.
1t contains many comforting
facts about what can be done to
help the hard Of hearing.
Western Electric will be glad
to furnish a free copy of this
valuable booklet, while the pres
ent supply lasts, to any hard-of-
hearing person writing them at
this address: Western Electric
Co., Dept. 380-14, 1875 Broad
way, New York 7, New York.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

Legion posts in the West to help
her continue this service, her
family said. She lived at the
hotel for the last Is years.
Funeral services will be held at
10 am. Wednesday in the Church
of the Ascension and st. Agnes,
Twelfth and Massachusetts, avenue
INV. Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
She will be buried in the grave
Of her son. Charles Addison Rhett
Jacobs, who died In World War
I. Permission for her burial in the
cemetery was arranged by War
rem G.. Harding when he was presi-
dent. She will be one of several
civilians buried there. Others have
included the wives and daughters
Of members Of the armed forces.
She is survived by two daught-
ers, Miss Mabel Jacobs, 1925 Day.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Wiretapping Farley
Adjourns in Silence
On Future Action
Oy the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 19.-Ten New
City Democratic Congressman
conferred with Mayor William
ODwyer on the city's overlapping
scandal today, but failed to indi-
cate whether they planned to do
anything about it.
Rep. Celler of Brooklyn. spekes-
man for the group, said after the
closed session in the mayors
Office:
I'VE are vitality interested in
preserving the sanctity of the
home and the privacy of the in
dividual.
ITO the extent that wiretapping
interferes Herewith, we frown
upon it."
Refuses to Discuss Talk.
Mayor O'Dwyer refused to dis
cuss the parley with newsmen.
He confirmed that he expected to
appear next Tuesday before the
grand jury investigating the al
legged plot to tap wires of rs city
officials.
Mr.. Celler. who is chairman of
the House Judiciary Committee,
said the committee now has be-
fore it bill to permit the inter-
ception of communications in
order to gather evidence to
strengthen the national security
and to suppress high crimes, like
treason and espionage, which
legislation we propose to support.
I'VE expect to get the views of
public officials and other persons
having any knowledge of the sub
ject, in order that we may pro-
iceed effectively"
Half of Delegation.
The 10 congressman represented
half of the city's Democratic rep
resentatives. Two others sent
word they could not attend be-
cause of illness and a prior en-
gagement.
An attorney for Clendenin j..
Ryan, multi millionaire reformer
and political foe of Mayor
ODwyer, met with representatives
of the district attorneys Office
to discuss Mr.. Ryan's further ap-
pearances before the grand jury.
The attorney. Edmond L. Pal
mieri, a former domestic relations
court justice. said he had "a very
satisfactory and friendly confer
ence" with two assistant district
attorneys. He had no other COM
ment.
Mr.. Ryan denies he has engaged
in any wiretapping. But he says
he has gathered lots of data about
corruption in the city administra-
ton.
Tonight he issued a statement
saying that when Mayor O'Dwyer
issued a desperate appeal to the
20 Democratic Congressman from
this city to meet him at City Hall.
only half of them even make an
appearance"
1T will be of interest" Mr.. Ryan
said, when at the proper time
and place the relations of some
congressman with Mayor O'Dwyer
are given q proper airing"
Evening star., 1949-03-20

export street NV; Mrs. Ernest
Hess, 1101 North Kensington
street, Arlington: three sons. Rob-
ert G. Jacobs, Huntington Park,
Va; William A. Jacobs, New Or
leans, and Walter H. Jacobs. VIII
mington, Del. and five grand
children and there great grand
children.
Mrs. Eleanor Boyd of Long
Beach, Calf. national president
Of the Gold Star Mothers, will at
tend the funeral.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Exeter Alumni to Meet

William G. Saltonstall, princi-
pal of Phillips Exeter Academy,
Exeter, NH, will speak at a meet
ing of the schools Southern
Alumni Association at z pm. to-
morrow at the Hotel 2400.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

Photo Engineers to Meet
The Society of Photographic
Engineers will meet at 8 pm. to-
morrow at the National Museum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-27

slightly IN n.ryiana .ns virsinis s:rs.
few
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fem Yid,id 3u petdiIigen. fiir Inter
baltu,lg lit aIles gut eeplant.
Cine Ylatfoum lit in, @rooe oor=
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folu,en. stllh fiir anoere Spiele lit
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int Mettlaufen lrilp. gut iiuo, ,ueroen
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man einen Gut gefiillten &orb.
8ienie's See Grenm a'no artbere
grfniihlrngen tperben gertiigeno an
Sono iein. SSSm aonuitee iino: aatDe
alocr, Mars. @irnbaucr, Gertrude
arait. 9atbe ,rro Mariorie 9ra,,s,
Glis. 2inJing, gli5. 2inb, @eglna
2opridl &atbe 2urt, Sophie uno
Gillian 2urb, uno 2otb. Mor.
Slm @rore fobre man ,peit an
SS,r'uing kNarf moao +, bis S@illcr
@ocos. Damn btese re1ts binein,
folee oen @e9tpeiiern Bis gum Gropc
go. 12; SOS Iiegt audi nah redts.
Nsir bofTen a,,f cine quite @eteil;s
gung. Sopbte Surb, Setr.
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9amendpr Sarunia.

Sim 80. S,rlri batten mir lpiencr
ei,e id,one geblrrtstaesfeier III oenI
hcrrlih illuninierten 8arteu bonn
@eItieite Sabienbeim. 6rau &uocli
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Sdnpeiter SSiloa Sd)ieiScr parelr6i-
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bette bci eutcn aoiiee ,tdo SUDDEN,
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llniere ,lifite Seriammlung lit
am II. Suli nab oem Singen lmh
olle @titslieoer iino ire1lnoliblt er.
ll,ht a,npeIcnb 5u iein.
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gen I'M Hiidnlto iino ,peroen gebeten
oieies nadB,tboleu. Hur gutitebel,bc
Dtitglidoer iino beredtigt Don Der
Gereinsfoiie cine Gergiitllng 81, er.
balten 9bea Stol5, Sefr.
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2l,.s Gkieaee, 1utneis
GVifnif - ct. Yanlus Stride

Ser ssrauen Ysrein oeroaitaltet
eiu Nidnid am Tienstag, oen 12.
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:Ufillpm,fee Gar 2ilaie l,no 0ipoll
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llbr BORT iein. lin 1 llbr miro Elm
por3ii9Iiher 2unh gum Yreis bon
81 ierpiert. &inoer bps 12 SABRE
saglcn 5Ck. NadjDer !ucroen Der
id,ieoene Geieui6aftslpiele itatti3n'
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ocr ct. Ea,llus STRIDE an uns aud1
in oieiem Sabr 81, untcrinisen uno
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sort ora,tben in ser friiden 2uft 81,
geniben. SIM @urnitoe iin6: 8. Sled,
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pieren &atb. alein. Sopbie Nurt. @.
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reid an Der Beriannrl,t,tg 81 betei'
ligen. Sopbie 2lrrb, Ser.
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0aniel Wantid Sr.

uns entacsenscbrahte Spnpatbie'
sic aroie 8etHIieune Ser Sanbs'
Ieltte, slnperlpanbten, 6rcln,oe lulo
MitgIieScr ocS 3iueis ii ,nlo II ol'
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S;e troltreidJe Srauerpreoist nnD
bcm Scidenbcitatter Sad Tiir Die
ieine 9coiennurs. fir Die berrlidel,
gl,,lrcnipeuScn, allen iaaeu iuir un'
leren innislten Can't ans.
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ticic,a eroben 2eiS tcigcItaltSen iino,
'aecn MIR lnieren in,igitsn Gant.
@1tt perselte cs alien.
Sic trn,cr,be bintcrblichn,e
Gattin. Ginoer uuo GnfelfiltSer
9ioiina Mantid).
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Sd)Gfbnraer 9Sidnif.

gie Sfnbblrrger bnben iFre 3l,=
ionmeitflnft oieieS SSabr an II. Sus
Ii l,lto Stpar am nltbefannten Nlab
bsi Mif)ael Seltmam, Seem 8aroelt
gpe., Salem. Sbio. slae liehcn
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gen. aonmlt ale bon mob uno fern.
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ben. 8ri1gt einen gutgefiiaten &orb
nn6 gllten Sunrnr init; fiir aQes an.
oere iorgt bas &umitee.
@eorg Wartini.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07
9amend)or Sagonia.

Mae SGneerinnen iperoen nod.
mals erilid)t CUR Slingprobe 5u fom,
men. @ah Gereinsbeihl,,B fjrncn
rur Sdngerinnen an &on5ert pom
g. g. Siingsrburo in Gric, Ga., tell.
nebmen, oie iueldieitens 1870 attip
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fretGrin bieriiber cine 9iite geiiibrt
gs iou lSie Efliht elmer idOen Sdn-
germ iein, iingen Su fommeh oatnit
tplr OILS elm glrter gFor @bre eiirtegell
8ir gratlllieren Sdupeiter Gertrude
St,neiber gum .. Sobndjcn ilno
Sonserin Muna &naa slnn 5tpeiten
Sdipiceericbn. Sbea StoI5, Sefr.
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:. Citieite Qiebertafel.

sllIen @it9Iieoern Ger Sltieite
2ieoertofel oiene our eeidIiscn Nud.
rrht, oob uniere ndhite Seriamm:
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nod Dem Singeu itattTinoet. 8leid).
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8iiderpriiflne. SIM giibcrpriiIlln3S.
f1nitee iinS: sllice 8rnr1p, aatb.
3otcI, Gertrude Stegfamtsr lli,b
2uotpie 9oh.
Sir SSltli i'm @eburtstagsfomitce
iino: 3oiie Map, Inna Hlantid nuS
aatb. 8ofu.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07
S.S. &arpatben Yidnid.

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.10piers Garm. @artage 9looo gr.
terffion Nortb Canton. 1as g. g.
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gereins iino a,tfs ber5lidNte eir,gc'
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binnlss Su foumne1,.
Sir @etrdnfe tpdro mifs reidlidIte
geiongt. Nm erfrifhun9sfomitee
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3meis 46.

0ie 8erIamnllune bcs Jrm,cn
Gerein finbet itntt am Tonnerstae,
bcn ii. Slrli, an 1859 N. Miblonb
slue. Sare 'Sduffert, Cara sitterlt,
2o,rra 1s,io Gli5abetb sitterlp, bieit
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een, "a Elm ,uidtiger Beriht bon Der
gen, ba Gin iuidlieer 8eridt bon Ser
Sdapelter Sa,tb gegeben miro.
g. 2urt, Sefr.
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Vrnber Ianicl Wantid

1 @rnber 1anicl Nsantid .
|uno tplprbe ont 13. Sllni lulter 9roBcr
9cteilieune bon 2anosleltten, 5re,,ns
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IA ,ulS II lu,ter 2eitl.ng bon No1tor
Troee auf Sem @eItla,ut Trieobot
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gIopanbcr 1887 in @0l5, Sicbea-
biir9en, geborcn a,nb fam in SSobrc
1908 nod Gen Sereinigten Stoatt;1
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40 Sabre bel Der &epublic Steel So.
orbeitete. SIM Sabre 1914. oen 2S.
Mdrs, reid,te CT 8oiina Samlalder
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tpor cine gliidlide 1n,o es entlprollen
ibr 5 9inoer, 4 Sobne ltno elI,e
Sohter, bon he,,cn eit Scbn ScltrD
o,rh llnsIiif in ieiner SugeuS;elt
oos 2eben perloren bat int Sabr
1910. @r. Mantid spar Wtjt9lieo
ocs 3peie ID unb oes Central Ser
bonbes.
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oenen feline @attin &oiinu, 3 Sobne,
Toniel @antid ST., Sobn ,uuo Sl,'
bolf Montih. eiue Sodtcr Hole 9Nas
ria, urto 5 @nfelfinoer, 9 Sdtpcltern
inn ulten 2ano SiebcnfNirgen. Nube
ieiner slihe.
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illus alliance. Otie
Md)tnns ManetJler!

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8rigori-6eit am "a. SuIi I'M 2incoll'
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niro. Sa bieies ullierc 25iGbrige
iSeier lit, ipoaen mir eub tpclul ulog=
lid ale besriiBeu. &onmt lmo mabi
bas 6eit 5u einem id6nen Griols.
gintritt lit fret. 8ringt cure &inosr
Siloa Tbellntan, g. g.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07
2tueia 10.

IS oiene allen WSitglieoern altr &C.
fauigen 9eoduidt, boB bie 1,Gdite
@eriammlung am Greitog, oen 8.
Suli. ubenos, ubgebalten 1piro. 81
Sieier 8eriammIung tpiro Ser bal6=
mbr&de ssinan5geridt purgeleien
INTO ale Mitglieoer iollten iid es our
Fflidt MAIDEN antueieho Cu iein.
Gli5abdtb Sitterlp, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07

Mnfrae mahten tire SodSeitsreiie
nod Wisconiin. tuo fie iid) fir 5tpei
Woben in 8irdpppoo 2ologe erbolcn.
sm Namat oes Shpeig 46 ,ub 8
tpiiniden mir S,ure luto George
alles CUTE, @ei,tltobcit ltno eine frobe
3,,funft iotuie 8ottes re:dcn Seeen.
Sopbie 2lrb, Str.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07
,Sadientagt q aomitee-S -Seriammlnns

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lan6 Sit uno Weit tperoen benabriG
ti9t, oab unlcre nGdite 8eriammll,ng
ON Jreftug, ben 8. Suli int Gillette
Sadienbeim, 1400 Sit 55. Ctr, s
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IegaRn iil,o boflidyit eriudt ;u cr-
iheinen. &errn Ssfar 8rob Min
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un6 Grau George Sfyneioer, 8sbaf-
teitr, aratulieren iuir gum llrenfet.
fobnten II. q. 6. &agetneier 2.
gliiabetb 1iidler, Sefr.
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e.. 9. II. nnS Sisunia Wem. Gbor.

g. ,pirS bcfanrt acmoht. bob Sic
regelndbige 8eria,nrllunq Cams
tag, Sen 16. S,lli. obenbs, iln Caro-
nia Narf an IA Wtilc &coS atgsbal-
ten miro. Die ipas feine Tcrbilrourg
baben gum binal,sfabren, bite icten
Sic iiD in 8erbi,uoung nit oenen
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fangen an oen 1. Suli 1no baucrn
eis gum II. a,.guit. Ni6t pcrgcbt
,rro fonrnlt aae fleibig iingen Damn
lpieoer. Gs miro al,d befam,t ge-
mabt 6ab Scr q. g. II. 8em. Gbor
einen Musflllg bat am II. Suli nod
Snoepe,toent 2afe uno Der Sarpnia
8em. gbor iit ber5lid eingelooen nit
sugeben. @ir ipoQen inns ollie Der
ianulleln at gon Opfe unb 8 Mile
&odo Inn 8 llbr morgens. gtidt ber.
gcbt bcn Gag. II. Sltli, l,lo brinet
einen gut sepadten 2llnd nit. Ser
2afe ioa id)on iein. 8uinst Die gan5e
Gantilie nit fir cine quite 3eit.
Mn,,a @imfler, Setr..
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Sd babe midi oft gctpmoert. nf
Sic Mitglieoer bonn 3tpeig 2 ,piien
nanm Die Wonntaporiamlnlatne itott.
finOet. Inn es dbnen befanttt 5u ma
hcn, oie Beriammlu,tgen iin5 ieScr
Slueiten Oicnstog im Yionat. Mns
fat,g 8 l1lJr abdnos. gsab ieber Ser.
iarnm(lmg Grfrii6rns fre;. Wir
boffen reht biele 3m ieben ont ~
SSl,li. @en es al,h tuarm lit, lait el,d
nid)t dbidrcden. mir baben Mir Con
Sitionilig in Der &alle.
SO. Shtpars. Sefr.
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