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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-27
THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1910

C. p. Downen, field man Admit,
istrator; Glenn Harris, mona ,lu-
Crowley, assistant administrntosr
Of the commodity credit Cor
alton; George Cummings, fm,,.
and vegetable branch of tho ~
partment Of agriculture; Bert Ko,
ley, field man Of the adjustmen,
credit production branch
Thompson said yesterday ,h,.
one Of the aims OF the groun ~
to set up minimum prices fos
perishable fruits and vepelahIo"
in 1850. The program for Ioso
has been made up and actiono ~
the group at the Seattle meetina
will not affect price supports The
year, Thompson said.
Others who will attend: Mar,
orie Taylor, chief clerk: Vivjar
Keller, secretary; Glenn Sievero
of Prosser, member Of the cor,ntv
committee; and Leo Harripa, ~
Prosser, member of the commit
tee.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-27
w cSteIn 49,. ~.
Horse Heaven
sY Mrs. Guy Irsv-

MIR. and Mrs. Guy Travis anu
l..eIr house guest, Mrs. w. w.
benson Of Los Angeles, ana MR..
w. -. BUCK or compton, Calf,
= --e .-s4.ors fri4ay or Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Travis AMI the Nor
ION Meek ana Louis lyacxe TAM
ll4eS IN frosSer. MrS. Buck and
I..rS. Denson are sisters OF Mr.
Travis and accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. Travis home after the hoi-
lays W4.lcn liley Spent IN Cali
lorna. Friday evening MIR. and
4.4Is. FRANK ftlcn4nan entertained
Tor Mrs. benson ana Mrs. 6uck.
O.i.er gue.lS Delns MIR. and Mrs.
Horace Dimmick and Mr.. and
I..rs. Travis. Mrs. Uenson, the
4II4lInIcnS, Guy Travis anu Frank
h1chman were residents of this
community as young people.
The local grange will entertain
Locust Grove grange at tne next
regular mee.lns, Wednesday, Feb,
ruary 2. A social time is beng
pIanneu. g..
MIR. and Mrs. Tom Speck, who
have been taking care of the
ranch or Ed crosby on Rattle
snake curing the absence Of the
4alnlly in California and visit
to Grand Coulee, returned home
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Travis
and children who have spent the
past two months visiting Mrs.
travis parents in Lumberton, n.
c., plan to start home Tuesday
and will return by the southern
route, via California.
Mrs. r. NJ. White of Prosser
will entertain the Horse Heaven
painting group at her home at
lunch and work session Wed
nesday. Holidays and the cold
weather has prevented meetings
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Travis and
their house guests, Mrs. benson
and Mrs. Buck, were overnight
guests of the Leroy Netersons in
Walla Walla Wednesday. They
visited Whitman college where
their mother, Mrs. Minnie Travis
attended school in 1896.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-27

TIL eseventh grade of the Ken
newick public school recently
took a hand in fire prevention,
and Gu OF Tie discussion among
pupi :, ti1cre can an essay Civ
ing many excellent ideas on
keeping down loss from fire.
Then seventh grade fire patrol
was organized. @.r5. ....
hTc c--sy was written by Hell
en- Krook of the seventh grade
and follows: 80
FIRE PREVENTION
Most people think fires are
things that happen only to the
other fellow. OF course this isn't
true. Fires in this country for
the past five years have increased
80 percent. In contrast, there are
American cities and towns that
have cut the number of dwelling
fires in half in a few years. They
did this by having firemen visit
every house, check it and tell
the householder Of the hazards
that exist. This program decreas-
ed the number Of fire greatly.
Then as months passed by t:ey
forgot what they had been told
and the old hazards would creep
back. s" sss T..
Although fires are great de-
stroyers, they are also helpful.
Every day fire is doing or MAX
ing something for us. Without
fire man would be unable to in
habit the colder climates. AS long
as man constructs homes, office
buildings and other structures of
wood or other inflammable ma
terial, the peril of fire will always
exist. AS man uses fire in one
form or another for heating pur-
poses in colder weather ard it
Is evidenced by newspapers that
the colder the weather, the great
er is the number of destructive
fires. Therefore it is clear to
understand that there prevails a
great amount of carelessness and
defective heating equipment. An
other common cause of fires is
the careless Tipping of cigarettes
and lighted matches into places
OF inflammable material.
Gasoline and other petroleum
products by accident and misuse
contribute their share to the caus-
es of destructive fires.
To prevent these fires there
must be an organized program of
education carried on by the
schools, fire departments, and
other civic groups; also by the
parents within the home. When
this campaign of education will
have gone through and then only
will 1t be noticed that the loss
Of property and life by fire will
have greatly decreased. We, the
seventh grade group, after study
ing about fire hazards, decided
to organize a fire patrol. We have
asked the cooperation of the
fire department here in Kenne-
wick. We are hoping to get it
Underway soon. !
Some groWn-ups are of the
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-27
Seventh Grade Pupil Tells How
To Cut Losses Caused BY T ire

opinion nat students cannot pro-
mote a successful program, but
give us a chance
..1...c o. tie districts here IN
the Tri-City area have quite a
..-La1..s. FOR example, II IRE
ever got started at lsl@lll View,
since the homes are so c-ose to-
getner, the whole tning wooia
20 up in tIames.. We must have
.o..e.i.n against me II 1t ever
attacks. We, tn epdplis OF Rem
newIck Junior High, are going
out one nunared percent to pro-
.ecC TIE Tr1-CIty area from fire.
~. 8. .e. Helen Krook
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-27

TIE Masonic hall with a shower
given by fellow members of Alma
Chapter o. E. S. and the Masonic
lodge. .-- a.. .4..
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Beamer were
here from Spokane to visit over
Sunday with their son and wife.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-27
Card of Thanks

We wish to extend our thanks
20 our many kind friends anc
leighbors for their many express
Slons of kindness and considera-
ton extended during the bereave-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-27

Mrs. Lou Bailey at her homo
on Kennewick Avenue was hostS
ess to the fourth circle OF We.
mems Society of Christian Service
on Wednesday.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Pence, who
lost their home recently by fire,
were honoreI Saturday evening at
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-27

...eul Ior vuF loved one.
The AI-.echt and Barker
Families.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-27

Ask Us!
JoHN wHITAcpE
612 South lone
.. o. SHIMKE
71a South lone
KENNETH RUTHERFORD
S26 So. lone
GORDON PETERSON
COZ South lone
w. II. kMES
10 South lone
, GERGE ROMEO
714 South Har.ord
=. WILLIAM CEOyLE
on2 West 10th Avenue
MELVIN FISHER
GIG South lone
HAP. M. CONWAY
g1S West 9Th Avenue
SIDNEY SELDOM
617 West 9th Avenue
DON Z. MacNE L
700 South lone
EDGAR Z. WOODS
. 300 South Garfield
ROBERT w. ANDRES
7Oe South Hartford
EDWARD DAHL
615 South lone
CLYDE w. ANDERSON
col West 9Th Avenue g..
ARTHUR B. ANELL -.
814 w. 9th Avenue az. a-
Joseph ]. ARNOLD b..
922 South lone ~ .:..
GEORGE l.. BkFUS
So S. lone
I'M, IRIS BELL
100 South lone
RALPH D. BELL
S25 South lone
HAROLD A. CLARK
Cos South Hartford
WILLIAM c.. Common
-rs S02 S. lone
JOHN B. FORD
718 South Garfield
JAMES N. FRENCH
go South lone
THOMAS GILLILAND
90. S. Hartford
DAriTD T. TItCKSTON ar
$40 South Hartford. 80 loved In
GOnDON L. " ~.
SD South ITa-
COL. EDWARD D. ms
71A West 9Th Av2ale
VIRGIL /. HOWRY
70S South Hartford
LADY, I. Hustled
Ola South lone
CHARLES II. JOLI' SON ...
913 South Hartford
WILLARD JOFITSON
sos South lone
MARVIN =. JOHNSTON
S18 West 9Th Avenue
HAPOr,D J. KElTNEDY
So! Sorth lone
MAr,TrN N. KnrTSSEL
800 South lone
HApT.Ev p. Nc KIBBIN
go VIZ. 9Th Avenue
wIrrrhM NJ. HrhTriIS
ao9 9Th Avanrc
MISS DkvL MILLER
TO Sortl1 Hartford. no. rnoved ~
FTIrTTI IT. MINER
712 So-fh Tnrr2o-d
FLOYD W. PhITr STN
9DG Sor'th Hartford
JAMES I. p'T@rY
T7S South lone
STANI .rfv n. RANDOLPH
500 West 9Th Avenue
RUDOLPH W. OTTER
62s So',th lone Street
JOHN T. DOhCH
7O7 ,vest-6tll Avenue
JOHN Y. nTJTEEBFORD
7O6 So,ith lone, no rloved In
HEgBERT A. SHAW
921 South Hartford
LEO A. THIrAnLT
e27 South lone
ANDREW d. THOMPSON
ga South Hartford
NFn VAN ChMfpEN
,..a ... COS South lone
s- DAVID z. WALKER
s.a .a-. h. SIT South lone
ARTHUR K. WILLIAMS
S25 S. Hartford
Wi. ,s... JOE CAGRICK
6O8 South Hartford
e ..... ALEC A. KETuJRI
COS South Garfield
...,,~. LYLE L. LOWELL
BOZ South Hartford
CHARLES S. KLINE
9O2 9Th Avenue
r.-s FRANCIS w. HILTON
TO West 10th Avenue
RALPH z. REED
sos South Hartford, not moved
JAMES D. REED
800 South Hartford, no. moved
- MRS. MAY HINDMAN
go South Garfield, not moved
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-06-09
3l,aS Salient, Ohte
Ndtnng Salemer Sadicn nno
1reunbe pun nnb nnb fern!
Der Siueig 10

=plM saBHluaolB lilo lt5llolplaq 1pg
MID fir ben 3. Ssltli 5u peranltolten.
9ine arobe Wuiit mo iuas nod iiir
Ben Menhlifen a0rper gebra,ld,t.
,pirb Gorge getrasen. gs miro cine
ibone grinner,lng fir ale 0ie oaran
teilnebmen, bIeiben. (Gen ner BUN
nd) en- arimnl.glm, tpd em oioen
2unb Inn Yitrem.Yals .0od) ehlcr
cine idGne gioer G9elt nit etipas
brilmen. oerfertigt bon inherent 8r.
9orteI Sontih miro jemanoen groBe
ssreuoe Rreiten.. Sir ln,iere 8leinen
lit al,d ettuas oo, ocnn mir babel'
nod ein Slcihille 8oarb, feds
Spingen llto Elm Mferrp. sHollnb
aufaeiteut. Mm Miontas. Den A. Suli
miro ,pieoer llnterbaltung fein unS
sipar nit elmer fleineren Mfniiffamqa
Wer iit nah ht.idhiiiher slrt Sic
5apei Gage, 3. an1o 4. Suli, aniiiieren
iuia, fornmt nah Salem. g.. unO es
miro eirle i1one Grinnerlne bleibe,,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-06-09
3lueis IA.

Gs oiene allen griibern bes 3lpeig
II sur Habribt, oab oie nGhIp @e.
neraiperianrmllng Sonnobcllo, sen
81. SUM, obgeboltcn miro lmo icocr
grlroer lit erilrht biciCr Gcriou1nl
lung bei5nuoDnen, henn oie Gclt.
gaten bon Der 46. &pnneutlon aaer.
heit Den @criht nbgebell ollf oas
4rotpfon ser &onpentipn miro por.
geleien.
g9eitcr nlnd)te id) nod hefnnnt
madlcn> Oab mir am 26. SUM- elIl
Eidnif nm oltbcf1nntrn ElnS OBJ
balten, auoSu ollie Suhien llmb eerell
srelinoe eilteelnocn iilrS. @rloer
gtartin 9e,fert ipielt Sic NiuIit. So
iper nod einnnl gut Sofia tan5Hll
hudo, iolte lid) oieien Gag relerpiercn.
60 labt uns geben in @ottes frele
Hotitr nltf g4iot asarln. 9ringt elltcn
gl,ten S,mor INIT lulo gllt9efitllten
aorb; iiir oas ancere iuiro bas So
mitee Gorge traeen.
Miife Gepucr, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-06-09
Ste6enbareifd, -2lmerifanifd,es Dolfsblatt

mor9ens om 3. Suli ipiro bic lin.
terbaltung in inherent Gountrt
Club an NeipsurDen 3b. eroifnet
I'm 2 llbr uobm. pirb ber Spre
cber bic 3eremonie obbalten unr
bmnn tuiro ber 9etrcifenoe bit
&rone belteioed lmter elmer tiibs
tisen Niuiiffapelle. I'm 3 llbr ipirr
Der Sans anfanaena 6 llbr abenos
miro Giien ierpiert uno Damn meite,
gctollSt bis? Gintritt SOC oie Ser:
Jon. Ser ooer Die G5liidlicbe ipirf
cine itbone Geoer Gbelt an9efiill1
i'm @ert bon $50 eubaGteu llnier So
mitee bat ullcb fir mierc 9ta6.
fonmen geior9t fit Bic slmiilic:
rllng I'M 6eim.
Slm Diontog ben 4. Slli. ii
Sortietuns NIT Sans uno allen
anbcren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-06-09
Nms lilies. Okie
3'ueis 20.

OiUSty ~.
gSertc Mitalieber es lit cine 0rp6e
,Sreloe. bab ibr ale 10 elm groBes
SntereHe nabmt an lnieren Ser
ein. oas bat Iib geseigt III Der lcb.
ten obgebaltenen Geriommllln9.
90 EroSent bon lnieren Mitglie.
bern iparen anipeienb unb Die Sc
ihGfte ipurben prompt erleOigt.
Sn bieier Notwithstanding
ipurbe 8rlber Georg Vinoer gum
Nraiioent uno Yr. Mnbreas @uneid
sum Si5e=Yrdlioent erlpablt. Gs
lpuroe lpeiter beldlpiien ein Sidnid
absuboIten am 26. SUM. mo, ipirl
Ip6ter befannt gemaht I'M 8Dlfsa
blatt. @erte Mitelieber. es luurbt
audi beiblollen DAB Die monatli6t
Seriammluns Dnn eriten Sonntal
i'm Monat Suni am 5ipeiten Conn
tag. ben 10. Suli, itattfinoet.
@eiter ipurben alle Mitglieoel
iebr 5ufrieben geltellt NIT Dem
8cridt ben alnier Delegat bon oel
&onDcntion abeeseben bat. Ser Be-
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3meis 9.

gSir mad)en sic MitelieNcr ocS
3tpeig 8 hiernt bara,li ollfnerf'am
baB ,nier 9iunig am 12. Suni ob'
oebalten uiro i'm ibonen Sdb:Eel
Garf @rope No. 4 al @eit Sroina
Earf Hoab.
Cine beionoerc ginlaouns ereehI
IN sic 3aueigpcreile 10, as nE> AZ
pnn Chicago on biclem Somr,etfeltt
teilsunebnten ga bieies oas crite lei'
ner Mrt IN oiclem Somliper iein miro
Gin ileibiges @onlitee lit al Scr Nr.
beit INN allen 1eilnebmerr einen &C.
nuBreiden Gag 5u bereiten. Ser
idlchene nealurtlee Spiele luerOel
| fir Sung llpo sllt sur Iustrasllaa
fpmmen.
Tarlm fomlnt ale Sung ,,ne s(It
am t2. Suni IN oen id,Onen Sd)iller
Earf. slae limo ber5lib piafonnlen.
csiir lelblid)e Nabrlmg uno Gr'
frii1lnl9en ailer %rt miro oaS Sc,
mltee Gorge trugen, aber oennOd)
perge6t niht einen auteefiillten Eict'
nit.Garj init 81, brineen.
I'm 5l,m 8robe Gil eclangell fdGre
man an Srptng Earf Siouo lpeIt Bis
ST. Sen ShiIler @ocos, biege rebts
rb uao 8egiueiier lperben Sic gum
Srpue 9to. 4 leiten.
sllio oltf @ieoerieben am 1e.
Suni in oem id)onen ShilIer Narf.
Tas S{punitce.
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Dor einieen 8oden Fat Dr. 6. u.
Gritib ein Bud, r9be Crime Of cl,r
Nse", nerSifentlid)t, uorii5er eine
gbicoaoer 3citl,ne iu0rtlid id)re:tt:
Inter ubigct Titel lit IN oieicn
Taeen Elm guh erEdtenen, Bob beirut
fen lit, oas @etpiiien Der gtriiten
amerifas 3utiefit alifauriitteln - es
lit 0as ge1paltigite @erf, oas ieit
@rieesenoe a,,f oem giihermartt er'
idienen lit. Der @erfaiier lit Der be,
fannie G>elebrte ,ltto Neoaler, Dr.
2uotuia M. Jriti9.
@obI iidert bie @abrbeit lanoian'
ourh felt ser @eroffentlidung Der
@erfe bes erobten amerifaniid;en
$iitorifers, CHARLES y. 8earo, Slime.
rican Bolicp in the Neufing~, unS
rHreiioent Gooicpelt ano tie Gcm'
ing Of tie @ar". George Moracn'
itern's rYearl Sarbor, Tbe Storp
Of tie Secret @or," slultin S. Apps
"Siitorp's Moit Eerrifpins Aeace. "
MaIpb 5. 9ceIins's ~@rueiome Gar,
bef", Sobn &. SIpnnis rTbe &ooie:
belt Mptb," Gonrao 6. @rieb's ~ltn'
conerine the 5orces for 8ar" - aber
feines Teier @erf lit 10 madtbol.
ourGgreifenh ,,no iiber5eueeno tpie
~Tbe Crime of our Mge."
Ser SerfaIier bot bier ein Weiiter'
itiid ebrlid)er unb pabrbaftiger &C.
ldibrsidreibung geliefert. gr III
ni1t nur ein ariintIiher Siitorifer
ionoern oud 1beolo9e, ser Die Sonb
Itngen Der .Staotsmdnner" in oas
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-06-09
"The Crime Of Our Age"

ercIle 2id)t iittlider Serarhportltb'
feit leut. Mit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sffenbeit ,mb J,trd)tIoiiafeit lest er
sic ihipere @eranttportltng fir bas
Chaos ,lno glenb unierer 8eit bort
bin, tpobin iie gebSrt. Wie Elm 2utber
tanpie er eeeen Die &e,,deleii nno
2iiee. Gafiir iit inn oas De,,tidtam
Dant idulois.
~Tbe Crime Of our slge" III etn
@edruf an bas @etpiiien aes an,e'
rifanii1en BoIfes. - gs aeigt Die
@riinoe fir oie beioen @eltfriege auf
uno benefit in iebr iiber5eugenSer
@eiIe, tpie alIein Elm eerebter uni
oauernoer Srieoe moslib lit. es 1T
ein MuffJGrungsblld i'm tuabrIten
Gimme 6es @ortes. gs ioate bon ie'
aeleien uno in Miatonen bon GreI1'
plaren erbreitet tper6en.
Ser 8lutihamer1raner. bent Die
gbrenrettllne bes Del,tftllnts ln:o
oie @efreiung oes Mutterlanocs aus
Scr Staperei am Ser5en lieat, n,ub
cs leien uno beber5igen. ~Tte Crime
Of o,tr Nee" lit bas Bud Ser 9eit. es
lit nit Dem &er5blut zines &mpfers
geldrieben, bem Die Bereetualtigung
oes Oeutiht,ums in aIIer @elt a,.f Der
Seele brennt. -"
Das 8u6 tann Bel oew Bolts
blatt," 1861 ct. Clair Ibe., Glebe'
lono, Ohio, beteut tperoen. gs toitet
$1.OO Mon leee 10c fir gerpadtng
Dem Mmerifaner Don &iiite 81, &iiie
uno @erIeno,mg Bel. 8eitellen sic q
belrte!
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3iueie 10.

Gs Siene allat NaitgIieoern ocs
3lpeig 10 5ur eeiGligen giahridt
oab uniere 0eriomml,lng am 6rei.
toeobenb, hen TO-. SslmG, abgebaltel
miro. 0ie 'WsitgGitoer ,pcroen eriud,i
iid an Ser &criommlllW ST beteili'
gen, oo 1,niere 0elegdtin uns ocn
Beriht BON Ser &onpention abgebel1
miro.
slm 26. Suti ipiro ser Siueis 1O
iein i1brlidps Yifnif i'm Ga 9agf
Wooos dbbalten, 81 tpelhem mir ultl
Sieiem Neee ole 3aueigperelH alnN
ale Siebenbiirger Sahien ,lluo bereu
Sreunoe aufs berslidlt cinlnbcn.
gliJabcth Sitterlp, Sefr.
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3iuei9 ~.

Ser 3,peis 81 hat belhlpilell
boS GIith fir bie s. g. S. q.
&onpentipn su iibernebmcn. Ille
@cblpeitern bieles 3lpeiges liab CT
iufjt mit5ubelien. Son1stas oS"r
Sonntae Den is. lmb 10. 'Sinli.
GrGi. aotb. 9aulini miro Die slnz
,peiilne seben ,pelden Sag lift bel
fen ipllt. Sos Souptfolnitce beltebt
aus folsenben SblpeItern: Gli5.
NScltber ,no Marie Traclll. Ser
Gcinsc,uinn fliebt III bic &rontel1z
faile, barlm 'ipllte es 'ib lene
edlpelter sur Eflitbt mabcn nit
subelfcn.
9atborino GjGrtncr, Sefr.
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2l,ts Detreit, @11ittiean
Sipcio 81.

3tucio 81.
Wir MAIDEN Sie NltitgIieoer 81:
5lueis 81 onrani anfmcrfiom. oal
infer erites
Yifnif
ont ~. Slni abgebolten miro. Tas
Gpntitee bat ipie iltner audi oiesmal
fir alles Gorge gctrngen. lmn bci,
s&reilsntitg0ieoeru ioauie beren
isr@nloen einen geniitlidpn Gag 81
hereiten. Grfrtid,nscn ,uh eilcn
miro "a Icin llno ulue CUTIE Sanalll,
lit lit engagiert iuoroen. So alIe Sic.
Gag 5ll einem Ser arobten lulo er.
folgreiditen bisier Saiion 5u nIlhcn.
Nhithnel Sel,tld), Sefr.
be illto @efaMlten rerlpetlen ippllell
iino boflid,it eingelaocn. Gs mdre
,pii,tl6ensipcrt ipenn Elm iebas lrits
ienigen sic IN 8ottes Treier Natrr eis
,tigc Stl,noen I'M &roile ibrer 6rel,u.
glico nllh MIR einen Srelmo NIT,
brG1te. Gonlnt ollie l,no bclit bicleil
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i2iueia II.

gs biene allen Shlueltern 6llr &C.
fGaigen &enntnis, bab ser 3lueig Il
bic @srIamnlllmg fiir bie brci nod
iten Monate bonn Sonntog olf
Samstaa perIfoben bat. Sonlit iin-
oct lndTere r,ittite &crlammlllna
Sonrstog, SEN is. Slui, itatt. aite
StiucItern ,peroel crn,d)t Der &er.
fanlnlll,na beisuluobnen, henn es linN
arifti9e 9eIdnfte 81 erlebigen; a.,d)
iperben oie Gelegarilpllen Ben geridi
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Aus He,n,eiteaS. "a.
3tucia 16.

GS Gene ollcn Shiuei terri 5llr ge'
lfGaisen Mahrid)t. bab bie regel'
nlGbiee Geriammllna ont Sonntaa
ben ~. SUM, Inn 2:3O llbr nad,
mittags abgehaltm miro.
Sn bieier Geriannlllng ,peroer
Die 0elegaten berihten bon Der &on
tion. Soften alle Sbsueitern 5ablreid
unipeielb s,l Iein.
9lnna SoperScr, Sefr.
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6odseitsidancr fir &irainia
Wclther

9lm Somstag, ben 90. Mai, fonS
,rieoerlum ein Sodseitsid,ouer itatt;
biesnml iiir Irginia gelter. His|
Sodter pom Wtibael luro Gli5dbeib
Neltber. Gs aparcn einige glteIrclln.
binnen, apeld,e oie llcberrnldlnlg Dor.
tereitet lno eeplant batten. Gs bel
teiligten iid) 80 Jral,cn luno atuo.
den al bem Sboiper int Sallie bon
G[isabetb @eltber. SSn slb,peienbeit
BON 9irginia, 1pelhe Iont ibrem 3u,.
tiinitisen GonaOo &riitoif 81 ehlcr
isrelutbin gum slbcltoelNcn eilgela.
ben ,paren, batten oie sSrpllnoilnen
alles berbei gcbolt, unO Wtutter Gli.
sobetb bate Oas Saus ieltDlb &c.
ldlnliift llro Die 8cid,enfe lparen
balo oui Den, Gid m,fgetiirmt als
Sirdinia Ipater INIT Oonalo belln.
fcbrte npurSen beioe nit eincm lau-
ten vSurpriie" begriiBt. gtad,oenl
bic 9egriibr,ng into @rati,lalioncn
elm G.toe nabnuen oIinete Sireinia
Bic Enfete. SonaIo ,pnr ibr bebIlf,
lid, Ioabei 8eioe banften Den slnlue.
ienoen ber5lif fijr all Die Id)onen
@eid)el,ss. @eion0ers oarfte Girgi.
lti, ibrer @roBml,tter GIiSabe,b
3ultner iiir bos aebafeIte SiIdtl,d).
aisban ulro YoI,erbe5ii9e. Gann
ipunoen oie 8dite BON ben Jreunoln.
men iebr gut beiprtet. Sic Srauuns
bon &irginia luto 0onolo &riltoiI
lca am 4. Sinli, 4 llbr lint Ser ct.
Yal,lus Stride itottHin6en. Nir
.piinifen oe,n Saar piel 8liid uno
8cttes rei1en Segen gum beiliaen
Gpitano. Sopbie 2urs. Sefr.
j 3tueia 8.
s;tpela 9 heranitaltet e.n eroBes
.Sidnid
am Sonntae. Den 12. sSuni, nadj-
'nlittags. iln Sbiaer,uoIo. eriter eia'
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S,ueis 2t.

Gs bicne allen SNipcltern sur
seiollieen 9Fad)ridt, oab uniere
nGhIte Serian1nlllln9 an1 10. sunni,
3 llbr nabnlittu9s itattiinbet. gs
ipcrpcn ale Sblpeitern erill6t ii,
scr SeriammIun9 uniucicno 81
icin, ba Sic SeIegatinnen Den ge.
riht bon Der &pnpentiou abgcbcll
lperbcn. Sara sSranS, Sefr.
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gang an Ser rehtcn Seite aebeno
ipeitlid an Sruine Torf, 8rope Mo.
4 BON 12 llbr mittogs an. &ommt
ole lmo brinat al,b eltre 6rellnoe
nit unS guten Sol,nor ,mo ibr lper.
loet cine ibone Seit erleben.
Wiariealule 8ltntlb, Sefr..
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1l&< 11e,u Gaitle, pa.
2,ucia %.

Wtacbc alien Mitgliebern biermi1
befannt bob ,pir llniere natblte Ser
ian,ml,na om 12, Sum- 3 llbr nacD.
mittogs in Ser gintrabt Saue ab'
Dolten.
Tie NNteIieber Icllen tpern nur
m0alib in oieie &erlammllnq
fpnmen, ocm mier Sele9at lpirf
bcn geridt bon Ser lctten &onpen:
tipn obgeben.
Geo. 9oocnborfer, Sefr.
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2lmx 11etp pere. u. q
3tueis A.

Die Mitalieber bes 3peia Al be-
ftbloiIen in ser Mai. .Terialln,luna III
oen atpei CONNER .Monaten Sll'
arns Mua,tlt feine Gerinmmlrng DO
subolten. Sariun ,piro ieoes Wslt'
aIieo eri,,dt iid aus eiaenem Slltar
eiie in ser n16iten GerIanunhlng
tuelde Sonntag, oct ~. SSSuni ltatt'
fiuOet. tint &rantenperein ioluie I'M
Central Gerbanb gutItebelto Sl1 mo-
diem Gatb. Sontih, Setr.
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Adtnns ale Nitalieber oom
Siueis IA. .

gSir feiern ein Safer ~i,no Sobn.
@annett Samstaa, bent If. Sunl.
$50 llbr abenSs Goters brk,et
cure Sobne 1,to Sobne brinet el,erll
gater iuro Iabt l,ns einmal 5eiecll
,rniere Greltoe int 1mlieren GGtern ino
in lutieren Sob,ue,, alno laBt llns alle
5uiamnlen ein giltes Giien bohen.
Maht bie Heierpation fiir oas
@ulrfett nidH ipdter oils Sen 7. SUM
0as Giien lit $3.50 fitr Gr,pahiene
,,no SOC fiir Gitber ,lnter Is Sabren.
Sir glnmelolng ruft: -,
Mihoel g. sbmiot. 4.1369 oOer
Mibael genoer, 4s472S.
Gas &omitee.
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SiueiN 6.

9en 9riioern bes 9. g. Gercil
bon Someiu,a6 5ur gefGaigen 9tah
riht. Ihab i,nVre rc9elnrGEiae &er
iammllina Sonntag ,radnultta9, oel
~. Sl,ni, itattiinbct uno ein 5aJl
reider geiub lit ertuartet. HiiifitGn
oiae 8eitrnge miilNn prompt be
{;ahlt auroen uno Sie 6 Sooesi1ll
ntibt Deraeiien.
s. &rait, Setr.
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riht iullroe einltilnmig onsenoms
men. Go boffen iuir lperte Mit=
glieoer oaB allb in 3ufunft bic
gum ipeiteren Tortibritt I'M Ser
Seriamnllllna sablreib beiudbt miro
Gin. ssrib Sbeu, Sefr.