davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-12-09

40. range 90 to ll0). Both groups wer
representative of their respective intellec
tual classihcations
A panel of judges was selected, consisting
of university graduates and their wives. They
were instructed to judge both groups of stu
dents On the basis of beauty" good looks
and physical attractiveness Findings of
the judges the students in the highly intelli-
gent group were consistently better looking
than those in the average group
Temple University psychologists conducted
similar investigation. where undergraduates
were studied and their attractiveness related
to their intelligence Their findings likewise
showed the boys with the most brains were the
best looking and the high 10, girls the most
beautiful
Q: DO large or small families hare the
sn,artest children?
A: Surveys show that there is marked tend
ency for children of smaller families to have
the most intelligence. A study of over 10000
children - one of the largest ever under
taken - was recently completed in the
British Isles 1t was found that on the
average, the larger the family the lower the
10 score of the offspring. A survey of 3,40O
children at Bath. England, showed that the
dullest children come from families two and
half times as large as those of the brightest
children.
In seeking explanations for this fact. some
authorities have pointed out that children of
larger families are more apt to be handicapped
by an unfavorable early environment, over
crowding and poverty. But studies made OF
upper class groups, where children enjoyed
every social and educational advantage
have shown the same tendency. Children
of smaller families consistently lead the field
Evening star., 1951-12-09

You don't have to be smart to lead
a long, successful life, but it helps.
Here are the latest facts science
has discovered about your brains
by John E. Gibson
Evening star., 1951-12-09

TW 1851
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-26
NOTICE

The Right Reverend William J. Gordan. IT,. Bishop of Alaska of Protestant Episcopal Church will hold services in American Legion Hall on the sth or 10th day of March. according to an announce ment in a letter received by Vera Huff and Reggie Joule. Everyone is welcome.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-26
Dwight Milligruk. who is now a

Dwight Milligruk. who is now a missionary with the Covenant Church and whose home is Dio- mede Island and Nome, was sent to St. Michaels last fall, where he had the misfortune of losing all the wood he had gathered for winter fuel during a storm.
 He states that fuel was so scarce at that village that he Gre treated" to Unalakleet.
 Recently he was transferred to Fortuna Ledge and enroute made trip to Scammon Bay and visited with the people there. He states that their food and fuel supply is critical, but that they are a happy group with many young people in the village.
 He states he enjoys his work at Fortuna Ledge where one "never sees anyone loafing" although he is missing the hunting of seals, walrus and oogruk.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-26

When BOMBS start falling, you
 won't have time to run far. Be prepared with GIBRALTAR BOMB SHELTER. Mail $500 to- day for plans for model No. 1O8 (single-family size). Comp l e te plans, building instructions, list of materials needed, list of emer- gency equipment needed. Write immediately to Pilot Rock Con- struction, Inc, P. O. Box 1461, Medford, Oregon.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-26
NOTICE

The following name has been added 10 the list of habitual drunk ards on the Nome City Docket: OSCAR HOWARD
 Selling of giving intoxicating liquor to the above is in violation of Ordinance No. 336.
 Herb Jenks.
 Chief of Police Pub. Feb. B, 26, 1851.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-26
CAB RECOMMENDS CEASE c DESIST' ORDER FOR JOINER

The CAB, as a result of their in vestigation of Gene Joiner, local bush pilot, operating out of Kotze- bue, which began last year and over whom two hearings were held, have recommended that he should be ordered, effective inn mediately, to cease and desist from engaging in any form of air. transportation"
 The board holds that he has not complied with the law in obtain ing the required pilot-owner i- cense and Cor any other form of license authorizing air transporta- tion."
 The report of the examiner Ralph l.. Wiser, was served on Feb. 20th, 1851.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-26
NOTICE

Rotary International Anniver- sarY dinner will be at the Bering Sea Club Saturday evening. March 3. at 7:30 Formal. 24.3
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-26
NOTICE

Explorer Scouts will meet Tues day evening at 7:30 at the Ameri- can Legion Hall.
 Marc Anderson. Advisor
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-26
NOTICE

Tickets for the Basketball Ap- preciation Dinner to be given Thursday night at tke Pioneer Hall are obtainable ali Drug Store or Service Barber Shop.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-26
NOTICE

Tuesday evening. February 27. all the women in the community are invited 10 a meeting at the L-W-Y Clubhouse at 7:30.
 Maris Grant. public h e ealth nurse will show films concern ina "Health."
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-26
NOTICE

The Poll Book is now open in City Clerks Office for the Regis tration of Voters al the annual City Election 10 be held April 3. 1851. Qualified electors must re- side one year in inc Territory and thirty days in the precinct.
 Carrie M. McLain.
 City Clerk Pub. Feb. 21, g, 26, 1851
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-26
NOTICE

Gaasland Co. office will be moved on March l uptown 10 the Arctic Shop Bldg. 23,3t
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-26
NOTICE

American Legion meeting will be held Tuesday night at inc Ann erican Legion Hall. Refreshments.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-26

FOR SALE-Electric Roaster and
 Grill, almost new. Bargain. Call at Nugget. 16-tf
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-26
WANT ADS

ORDER RUBBER STAMPS at the
 Nugget Office.
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A,ss pemneste,p,,, Ukie
Mdt,tu9!

Gs eraebt biermit bic frellnolicbe
Ginlaollna an ale itimmbeaabten
llno ianNesluitiaen. i1hiild)en
lno bellticten &olfs0enoiien iirb hem
WeianaDerein Gnncorbia un,uid)lie=
fen. &ir alle ipiiien, oab bos Sobr
1851 fir gclluastolpn elm heoel=
tlnaspolles Sobr lit, ba slpei Der
0roBten 'Seite Die olliGbrlid, inter
Den Sahien abaebalten neroer, in
Dplnostnlpn fciern.
Vim Scforatipnstaa feiern mir,
perblnoen nit Den1 fiinfii0iGbrioenl
<Sti1tlrnQsIclt oes 3lpciNes 80 bic
SelltralperhunD &onpentipu llnO
am Saborto0 feieru mir oas SGn=
Qerfelt bes Siebenbiiroer Silaerz
blrnocs, iuelhes Der 8eionaperein
Goncproia iibernpmmen hat. Gs lit
Die Efliht bes Qultoebcnben Gereins
cin itbones Eroaromm fir bic aus
lpdrtiNen SGlte poraubereiter. 9eis
Der mllR ih einaelteben, haB mir nit
Den lpel,iNen SGn0ern= II. Sdnocrin=
llen, Die bellte lid Neianalih beteiIi=
0en, 'iht IN Der Gage iino, Elm lSrp=
0ru1,nl, ipie es BON inns perldnat
lpirb. 0arsubieten. Gs pllrDe perz
ldiebene Mtole int ben 0eriamnllln.
aen noraebraht, l'nt neue SGnaer
au iperbcn,. abcr bis hellte feinen
Grfola ersielt. Spllte es lms nicbt
moalid, icin biz Gnbe iSebrlar Den
8elonaperein ouf,uba,len, 10 limb
mir Qcaiplungen Den Gercin al,iill=
lolen. IS erNebt hicrl1it nod einmol
oerIufrllQ an ale, Die es interciiiert,
leocn Spnncrstaa abcno INN $50
llbr IN Die G,eiunnsprphen su font
men in Der Suficnbalc.
IS iulroe ser &lnicb oeGuBert,
ipieber cincu Molnerrbor ins Seben
slt rllIen, Gler &llnih oebt in Gr=
filllllnQ. Slm s. 'Scbruar fonaen mir
an icparate MGnnerhor uno ,Srall=
ellhnrprobel oh,uboltcn, unter Ser
Scitlna lrieres ietiNen Dir. Grlpin
EunbeI.
giu iSranf, Erai.
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BibeIvortrog

Ter MeSner lhilocrte oicIe frautc
SSelt NIT cineW franfcn afanu, ser
aan5 bou Wunoen uno Striemen llno
Eitcrbcllen lit. Sel I, 5. 6, ols er
iibcr NaS Sbelna: nSus eiuSige Sell.
nlttcl fur bieie froufe @eIt" iprah.
Gr griinoetc ieine @ebauptungeu oui
Sf. 10, 11-21. $50 Sobannes Sen
"Sln1mel aufgctan luh, uno iab. cir,
'UclBts EIcrO una ser Narali iaB
Dlcb Src!, lno @nbrbaft uno reitet
l1o |treitet mie Gered)tigfeit, 1,no
'bm 'ol9te oeS Silnmcls Serr". mo-.
BON Selus audl Ielber iost in Dtattb.
%, 81, lmo ollie heiligcn GnaeI wer.
Den inn iolsen. Gr iuste, SaB sSeius
bier oIs Elm n,uhtiger &riegsntann
ge'hlIoert miro, Sem sic 90nige ouf
eroen nit -ibren tSeeren entgeaen.
treten. Gr tritt iest aud, nidt mebr
nlS Sontm @ottes auT, ionSern als
Soll'trefer Nes gottIihen 8erihts,
Inn 'elne 6ell,Oe init Dem Shnert
letnes Ntll,oes 5u idlIaeen. ltno
nnhoem cr Das g0ie alles pernidtet
bat, miro er has erlte, ole aered)ter
Soten auTeripefen NIT einern ,selo.
ge6reL 1 Self. 4, 16, uno sundd,it
ole @ereften IN 2ebenoige pcuuan-
oeln I. aor. Is, 81, 50; 8bil, 8,
20, 81 lno sort binnebmen, ipo er
ut h1ngegangen fir ibnen cine StGt.
te SIT herelten, Sob. ii, Is. Gas
1agte er, lit Sas einsige Seilmittel
rl1r ole'c frunfe @elt, n1tnlicl Sos
rjpelte aommcn Seiin. I'm ait mil.
zen genan, ipie er fonlmcu miro, ae,
pen lln5 Die smei Gnael aenoue 8c.
lHrelbllng, 9lpg. 1, #. .lieier Sc.
MS miro fomUer, pie ibr i'm ue.
lehen hnbt gen Si,nncl iohreu." Gr
Illhr auT iid)tbar, perionlid,, bud,,
''ablld) NM Ielblidl llnh 10 miro er
mleoer tonlntcn, Iaatcn sic GuaeI.
Nd, oas 5ucltc Gonmen Gbriiti lit
ole eln3l9 Dabre llno bauernoe Sur
mr. ollie SScltfranfbeitcn lrno Sduie.
rl9fejten. Sos aomn,en Gbriiti BE-.
oentet @Ieoerpereiniaumg iiir Sic
@etrennten, 0eillnhbcit iiir Sic Gron.
TEN, @ohnllngen fiir oie Seimatloier,
nolleS @eniiae iiir oie slrmen. etu.
9enlld)t Iilr Die @Iinocn, 8ehor fiir
DIE Solbcn, Sprohe iiir hie St,lm.
men, SuacnO iiir sic sllten, ,sreiheit
'llr Die 6eIonsenen, Ieidtllm fiir
Die arnen Seben iiir Sor, llrIterb,
lld)te:t 1iir Sterblihfeit, ;srieoe fiir
Srllb'dl, Huhe iiir be Miioeu. Slid
Ilir Die acknowledgment, 6eiea.
'cNa't Tllr oIe Nreunoloien, roufom.
meme &orpcr iiir sic GcrfriippeIteu,
@ronen 'ilr oas areuS Stdrfe iiir
Sd)mahbeit Sarmonie fiir 9,pie.
trad)t, elne clpi8e grhidoft inn Rcif,e
8ottes fiir iein erl0Ites Golf @icSer
EN- pld)tlaes Sbema iiir sonntaa
ben %. San,1ar: v9aS Bud, Ser
Slder fonnnt unS bort, .pie es lid,
'elbcr Oerteioigt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-25
ALLIANCE NEWS

The regular monthly meeting
at the Alliance Saxon Lodge
Branch 5 was held Sunday Ian.
l4th at the club. A very good
luncheon was served after the
meeting. The new officers for
1851 were installed by the En-
President Michael Brenner. They
are:
President: Adolph Glatz; Vice
President: John Zeides: Trea-
surer: John Schuller; Recording
Secretary: VIM. Scf,uller; Finan-
cial Secretary: Paul Schneider
.'r.; Trustees: Sam link, Erwin
Fogarascher. Steve Fogarascher;
central Nerband Secretary: Don
Illegal; Marshal: Ed. Schneider: {:
Assistant Marshal: VIM. Schus-
ter.
All members please cooperate
with your new officers and help
to make this a bigger and better
lodge.
VIM. Schuller. Secretary.
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CLEVELAND EAST
BY JOHN

Last Saturday the big town.
cagers were trimmed bv Farrell
1854 in a rough and at one time
close game. A bundle of thanks
to Farrell for the delicious meal
and good time shown to us and
also for the rattle prize which
was enjoyed most of all by J. NJ.
All Cleveland basket ball games
have now been cancelled.
Dirt Dept: This little part OF
the column is not to be taken as
serious as it has been. 1t is only
the silllest and humorous little
happenings that take place with
the local folks that's put here.
This weeks: What's NJ. B.'s
technique that's so successful in
stealing all the girls away from
the other guys?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-25

Serr lno Jrau Mihael Sbuller
1922 Cecilia slpe., ieierten am Der
aangenen .Sonntas. Sen 81. San.
bas iseit ser 8oloenen Sohseit i'm
areiie ibrer 9lnseborieen uno 5reun'
Be. Serr Shuller lit IS Sabre alt,
feline before Sdlite 67. gcioe iin>
gebiirtlg aus Sicbenbiirgcn 1tnb lie
fanen Dor 36 Sabren MIDI Seu Ser.
elnigten Staaten.
9epor Serr ShuIler erfranfte, be.
trieb er cine Sbubreparatl,rperf.
itatt, 4492 State 9io. Gr .par in
gang grooflpr pobI befannt aelpeien.
Nus Der Che sireen 5lpei Sodter
uno ein Sobn berpor, n1mlid, ;srol
HuooIph 9foth. ,Srau Gmil Weiiina
ino Mi6oel Sduller ir. s(u6erbenl
boben Die bciben ) Gnfcl ,lno 3 ltr.
cnfel.
Blr entbieten ibnen Sic berslidJiten
Wliiflpiinidc'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-25
zwonssobIiefervng
Won Cetreide

@ron'berg, @citpreuben. - Tie
abllererung bon 8etreioe fonnte in
Der Frop:n5 &eitpreubcn nur burd,
ltnrt'te Observation-Disclosures erSpun.
gen perSen. Sm lesten Sabre bat lid,
Die Nolniide aomml,niitiid)e Gartei
n1oBseblid, einihalten miiiien uno
ourh rigoroie 0'nBnabnen iteucr.
rehtllder srt lrno burh aoIcDoien.
bilollllg erreid)t, OnB tati6dIlid aroBe
Setreloemenaen abgelieiert ,puroen.
Ils beionOere slttraftion pur>en
nlnnebr "5ase oes 8etreioes" ein.
geTiIbrt. SeOe 8emelnNe befomnt Ell.
men beltinnlten Gag bcs Wtcnats &C.
nannt, al Dem lie ibr 8etreloe on
ben Sammeipunften ablieiern mub.
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Ice FoIIies 1851
in der Arena

ShipIteob lmo Sobnion boben
nit ibrer laufenben Chiffon bon
Gee fSollies bon 1851, bic biz ein=
idlieRlih %. Nonllor in Der Glcpe=
lono slrena Qaltiercn, etlpas ouRcrz
ocpohnlihes aeton. Seit bent Ne=
Qinn por 10 Sobreu lit hiele Gisrez
uue it0noiQ Neipahieu uno oleid,=
'eitia ober INNER beiicr rno feiner
oennroen. Mehr ais % Wtillipnen
Mcnid)eu bon &iilte su aiilte baben
oicics Shaltipiel auf Sis aclehen.
Gbnie lrno 9icn Sbiplteub umo Ss=
tar Spbnipn ieheu obcr ltets borali,
oo tIich &cmDpie, Sclauipiel lmo
refine Gislouiflmit bos G,leihaelpiht
bolten. llno 10 ties audi bcller.
9telle @eiihter befinDen lid inter
Der luuoen 9iIte ppn Gislallflterncn.
Shr omerifuniicbeS 9ebllt maht hie
. .Sicbetfin slio Graanopa. Sin 9tcll=
lima lit ol,h ser illnae Gid 9pner
aus glrbonf, Sal. Der ais vNpp
ShlpltcaO III Wtllll1tllr" De5el0net
lpirD.
Weliebt lit ilnmer notb iSrif &
iSrod, @ettp Shalprp. 6uab 6enb=
ritfion, Morilnn Huth Safe, Dtae
HDH, 9tasm1iien rnb Cameron,
NarriS & Ghnllis Gang, Gle Gricz
len lrno Sobn Mulpep, Die ScprpoIo
3lpillinae lulo Diele anocre. llno oa=
,u fpnn,el, piele Saenen nit Den See
,sclliettes nit Ballet De Splenbolr.
gafer's Sreat, GoarinQ Slpenties,
Storlioht Jtnof. Beautiful Hain)
San, aSouorite Golpbop, ga HOhe DC
los Sores, ,Sanlilp Eortruit, Shc
6reat 9lmericm Eoltlu,c, unn Gil
ltere.
&ortcn fir oas sluftreten Der See
sSollies in bcr slrena iino Su hoben
in IS Srten in 9tprDsSbip pber per
Mott.
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Ofit ser 2eitl,ng bes nel,en 9iiros
ser ScanoInapien sllrllues, tpelfes
in &iirse in Glepelano eroiInet miro.
purOe gonaro g. Vurgitrom be.
traut, Ser bsbcr Gales &epraienta'
tipe i'm gtelp Yorfer 8iirc Der Iirma
,par. ssu ieiner ne,,en Stelllng bat
Serr @orgltrom iid) NIT Werbung
ino @erfauT in Sulammenarbelt NIT
Sen ortlihen Heiieasentl,ren au be.
iaiien ,no iidy nit @eid)di dits,mter-
nebmllnsen in san3 Ohio, Noro Ne,p
gDorf State, Yenniplpanla. Weit Sir
sinia ,,nb StGbten in Ontario, ga.
naba, in 8erbinorns ,u ieser.
Serr 8orsitrom tpurbe in Chicago
geboren llro perlebte ietne ainobeit
in Gooperstomn, q. 3. ct abioloierte
sic Cornell ltniperiitdt als vgad,elor
Of arts in Yulitcal Science". WGh'
reno ieiner 4iibriaer IienItjeit in
Ser Nrmee inn 3. @eltfries. aehorte
er 5llm SSnipector Generals 7epart-
ment in WaIbington, 8. 6. 3el
Scmbilapinn glirlines lit er felt
1916 tGtlg tnS slpar 5unadit als
Heieruations Ngeut. onnn als Mn.
nnger oes Sabrtartenbiiros unS
ihlicBlih uls Gales Hepreiertatipe.
gorgItrom lit perheiratet ,,no hat
Elm ainb. Ser 5utiiuitiae Wobniis
Ser Tamilie miro in Gleuelanb, g..
icilt
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SALEM NEWS
By KATIE

In our game with New Castle
the score was Salem So - New
Castle 4S. We were glad to see so
many of you kids come over.
The game this week is Our first
and probably only bus trip this
season SO don't miss it. We shall
travel to a fairly large suburb OF
Salem, located a few miles north
west by the name of Cleveland.
The bus leaves the club at 4 90.
Let's take up a whole crew Of
people and really have a good
time.
It's nice to see Dick Zeck
around again if only Tor a short
time. We do wish it could be
under different circumstance but
nevertheless it is grand to see YOU
Dick. Al Falk is now working for
Uncle Sam too. No doubt more Of
our fellows will be leaving short
ly.
have the pleasure OF report
ing that our Fish Fry was a
whopping success. We shoul like
to thank everyone who supported
us by coming, all the grand ladies
who cooked; and the girls who
served, especially the group OF
young gals who aren't Junior
members yet but who are always
SO willing to help whenever we
need them. thanks kids. 1t would
be wonderful if some of our mem
bers had Your Willingness to be
helpful and support the club.
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gir haben cine QrpBe glrbeit Dor
llns lnb besbalb mu, icoef grrDer
ieirten Sell millia tim. 0roRc So-
hen iino porbonoen fit Die C;,t.:',..:r
bier in OplnQstulpn unb bc5h1Ib 1t
lnlbeoinNt notlpenbiQ. bub f::::!j bis
Gcrclnsbriiper felt pprue!m1rr ies:s
NerlomrnlllnQ bes 3,peincs re?e,;s
n1abia all beillden. GeracSt ec.,:':.
niht, oub am 1. ,Sebrltor, Conn.
taalacl)n1ittoQ I'M 3 llbr lit &erc:ass
pcrlammllno heS 3mciNcs 80.
Eittc. benohrihti9en Gle oe'
Trptotplliefretdr ooer ben iSinonss
icfretGr, lpenn Sic l,noe,orer t::s:'
lunb cine nel,e sloreiie hobcn. Gs Il
lmhcoinot notlpcnoia, buR io;:: GE-e
ritbtiNe slbreiie bober.
9Sillium ~. Sartmon, Sefr.
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to population. The Constitution
does not specify how fractional"
seats shall be apportioned. There
in lies a problem of many years
standing. In 1941 the so-called
equal proportion" system was
adopted by Congress. theoretically
it gives no advantage to either
large or small states.
The size of the House Of Repre-
sentatives is entirely up to Con-
gress to determine. The only thing
the Constitution says is that "the
number Of Representatives shall
not exceed one for every 10000"
people. That was a realistic figure
back in 1887, but if applied in it's
full possibilities today it would
mean a House of roughly 5000
members! So, the House has had
435 Members since Arizona and
New Merico were admitted to the
Union in 1912, the longest period
in history that the size has been
constant.
Now to 1850. As required under
the 1941 law, President Truman
last week turned over to the new
Congress the official state popu-
lation figures. That set in motion
the automatic "reapportionment
law" as provided by the 1941 law.
Unless Congress Immediately re-
peals or changes this law, it must
notify each state of it's quota of
representatives by January "a.
The Clerk of the House will issue
certificate to the Governor of
each State, advising how many
representatives that State may
have-how many it will gain or
lose according to the new figures.
The Governor then transmits this
information to the State Legisla-
ture, and it will be up to each State
to redistrict if seat is gained or
lost, although it is not mandatory
that they do.
With the new population figures
there will be a shifting Of ID seats
in the House. New York loses two
seats, as do Missouri and Okla
homa. Pennsylvania loses three,
Arkansas, Illinois, Kentucky, Mis-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-25
SAXON VETERANS
By H. STEINER

Several OF the Vets attended tie
Branch | meeting last week,
which was one Of the best we've
had in a long time. 1t also was
very interesting. At this meeting
we also had installation of OF
ficers. Thanks to Mr.. Sam Aber
for the installation.
We would also like to have you
all attend the next meeting in
February as there will be election
of delegates to the central YER
ha.ld. We have several important
issues coming up this year.
The Polka dance Of last Satur-
day was very we'll attended, but
there is always room for more OF
our friends, as we have "a large
hall, and always a good orchestra.
This Saturday, January 9th, we
are having another Polka dance
with frankie Mulac furnishing
the music, SO may we see your: ?
Sunday evening the Mar-Lu
had the Tenth Anniversary Pro-
gram. The program itself was
extremely interesting and very
good entertainment for young
and old, especially the all male
Hula Chorus. Freely Mueller, Paul
Weir, and Al Sabo are opening
dancing studio, we didn't think
you had it in you, boys. 1t made
one man laugh that has not
done SO in the last ten years.
Oh, no wonder Johnny Kiert-
scher doesn't do much talking at
home, after hearing Tillie on the
stage, Oh yes Tillie, did you have
Johnnys "Gotchen' on another
of your dress? Rose SCHNEIDER has
not lost her girlish figur. Lets not
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Grotto Zirkus kommt

Guti's @orilla=|arobie, Charles
Moroifi lmb Eferoe aus 0elaien,
linus, Scr Mann, ber ouf einem
Singer iteht, bic iattelloie 9tciterfa=
mile @eorae Sameforo, Der nellc
iSronfliu uno 9litrib 6onbbalance=
9ltt, Die 9tinalina Glefenatenberoe,
Die 'Slie0cnocn GDncellDs lno grto=
ms Die 0rpBcn &allenoas nit Cell
tanseroften, Holano Siebors &ob=
ben. Senrp 6ooa's trainierte Suit
oe uno Eonies, bic Shprettos, lnb
Die Sropeafiinltlerin Gin slrbeltp
iiilb MIR einiQe Der sabllolen 9lfte.
llno oosu fonlmt natiirlidb cine
Men0e Glolpns, bic bie 2od,musfeln
in gelpeolI1lu huIten.
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DETROIT, MICH.
BRANCH 81

The February Business Meeting
will be held at 3 90 p. m. on Sun
day February 4th, 1851 at Carl's
Taproom, S939 Gratiot Avenue.
"Delegates': Delegates to the
Zentral-Nerband Convention will
be elected in the February meet
ing. The 1851 Convention is in
Youngstown. Ohio.
"Lodse Dues: Due to unior-
seen circumstances. our Financial
Secretary, George kenstler, has
announced that he Will be on hand
from 200 to 400 p. N. only. to
collect dues at the February meet
ing.
"Officers Mectins": There will
be a meeting OF all Lodge Oh
ticerS. ! 80 p. m. Thursday.
February |, 1851 at Carls Tap
room.
"5Sth Anniversary: The 5Sth
Anniversary OF the Detroit Lodge
will be held Saturday, February
10. 1851 at Roose-Nanker Hall,
9lS9 Cadieux Road, two blocks
north OF Harper. All members and
friends are cordially invited to
attend.
Sick List: Member still on
the sick list and recuperating at
home is John Seller, Sr.
canadian Dance: There will
be a dance this Saturday, January
p, 1851 in Windsor. Canada. 1t
will be held at the SachSenheim at
900 East Wyandotte Ave. All
Detrolters and friends are in
vited.
John NJ. Schemmel, Secretary.