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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-31
DIED
MRS. ROSE AMY PArGH

MIS-. Rose Anna Iashef Paugh' 81
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,''' nome 81 q daughter MIS-. Us
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BESIDES MIS- BecKman she Is sur
NIVed by another daughter, Mrs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-31
MRS. BERTHA Z. SLIDER

Mrs. Bertha Ellen Slider, 7G, died
Sunday, May 20, at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Geraldine Mackley,
Keyser, W. Va.
She was born near Winchester, Va,
a daughter of the late Jacob and
Margaret Dolan Sc-huler. Her hus-
band, Peter p. Slider, died in 1913.
Surviving, besides Mrs. Macl,ley
are seven other daughters, Mrs.
Edith Novotncy, Los Angeles; Mrs.
Grace Brickles, Kent, o.; Mrs. Coda
Blamble, Gormania, w. Va; Mrs.
Althea Connor, Bakersfield Calf;
Mrs. Madge Finder, Hollywood,
Calf; Mrs. BERTHE McCanlas, Bal
timorc, Mrs. Mary Koning, Pittsburg,
Calf; and a brother, George Schiller,
Oakland Calf; one sister, Mrs. Nora
Mckinney, New Jersey, eight grand
children and four great grandchil-
dren.
Funeral services were conducted
last Wednesday, May %, at , p. M,
from the Rogers Funeral home, Key
ser, with Rev. Lloyd Meyers, pastor
of Grace Methodist church, offici-
ating. Burial was in Queens Point
ctmptcl.V
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-31
McHENRY

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Rodeheaver
visited Mis-. Rodeheaver's uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Glotfclty
and family, near Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Friend had as
their guests for dinner Sunday. Rev.
d. w. Tusing and Rev. Thomas HaW-
kins.
Mr. and Mrs Dale Dewitt and Mrs.
NJ. S. Dewitt were shopping I'M
Uniontown, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Harvey are
moving from Sang Run to their new
home at Sand Flat, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. |. Wright had as
their guests during the past week
and on Sunday, John Golden, near
Cumberland; Harry Morgan, Frost
burg; Mr. and Mrs Milton S. Dewitt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Friend and two
sons, Rev. Guy Fern, Clarified, Pa;
Rev. Thomas Hawkins, Rev. d. W.
Tusing, Of Wiley Ford, W. Va; Mr..
and Mrs Paul Burkholder and two
sons, of Gibbons Glade, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Dewitt spent
the weekend in Keyser with Mrs.
DeWitt's home folks.
Martin Friend, Mr.. kcrschner, Mrs.
Alvin Rodeheaver and Mrs. Fred
Hoye visited Rev. W. f. Wade and
family at Gormania, W. Va, Sunday.
Rev. Wade was former pastor Of
the Methodist church at Sang Run.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Rodeheaver
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Farley
Savage, last Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton S. Dewitt,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l. Wright. Mr.. ClaI-
ence Mayles, Jr.. and Mr.. Ralph
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MRS. GEORGE W. HARVEY

Mrs Bessie Ftzwatcr Harvey. wife
of George W. Harvey, former mem
Der of the Board of County Commits
sioners, died at her home near Cor
man on Wednesday morning, May 30
after an illness of some six months.
Mrs. Harvey was a daughter of the
late Albert and Florence White Fitz-
water and was born in the county
September %, 1888, aged 81 years
Surviving are her husband, George
w. Harvey; three sons and one
daughter, Russell Harvey, German
Wayne and Elicit Harvey, at home;
Mrs Lucille Sines, Friendsville; also
four grandchildren, three sisters, Mrs
Myrtle burst, Mt. Lake Park; Mrs
Frank Sweitzer, Mt. Lake Park; Mrs
Clara Sweitzer, Swanton.
Mrs. Harvey was a member Of the
Oak Grove Methodist church mean
German for fifty years and for a
number of years was Sunday School
superintendent and taught Sunday
School classes.
Hen. funeral service will be CON
Quoted from the Oak Grove church
on Saturday afternoon at o'clock in
charge of Rev. W E. Wade, assisted
by Rev J. Z. Hodges, Of Mt Jack
son, Va. Interment viii be in the
church cemetery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-31
PETER JOHNSON BOWMAN

Peter Johnson Bowman died at the
home Of His uncle. Albert Bowman, at
Thayelville, Yesterday afternoon,
May 30, at 1918 o'clock.
Deceased was born March II, 1878
and was aged Is years. He was a son
of the late Nose and Susan Bowser
Bowman and had spent his entire life
in that community.
Surviving is a sister, Lizzie Den
ringer, Deer Park.
Funeral services will be conducted
ON Saturday afternoon at , o'clock
at the Thayerville cemetery with
Rev. Carroll Skipper officiating
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-31
FARMERS STOCK YARDS
Accident, Maryland


Heavy run, prices slightly higher
han those Of last week.
Horses, $50 to 400 cwt.
Steers, good to choice, 1870 to
$50 cwt; fair to good, $500 to
600 cwt.; plain to fair, 5000 to 1920
VT.
Heifers, good to choice, 34.OO to
$50 cwt; medium to good, 1880 to
3.70 cwt.; common to medium, 24.40
o $3.50 cWt.
Cows, good, 264O to $3.50 cwt.;
tility and commercial, 23.O0 to $3.50
VT; yellow utility and commercial,
600 to 22.30 cwt.; Gamers, 1880 to
$50 cwt
Stock cattle by the head, $500 to
$500.
Bulls, fair to good, 27.8O to 1910
W.T.; plain bOlognas, 22.00 to $500
VT.
Veals-an unusually high mark was
established ON veal Monday when
everal brought 5000 cwt. Good to
hoice, 400 to 1900 cwt.; fair to
God, 300 to 1000 cwt. medium
7eights, 5000 to 1918 cwt.; light
Fights, 28.75 to 31.00 cwt.; Gull veal,
300 to 2600 cWt.
Hogs, lao lis. to 1870 lbs, 2O.lO to
lao cwt.; $50 lbs. to 220 lbs, 20.75
21.30 cwt.; 220 lbs and over 1880
, 2O.35 cwt Boar hogs, 1880 to
6.75 cwt. Sows, 1900 to 1875 cwt.
igs, $50 to 1880 head.
Ewes, 1925 to 1850 cwt. Buck
heep, 1880 to 1880 cwt.
Heavy broilers, 34c to 38i2c Id.
eavy hens, BIC ID. to 3912c lb. Leg
orn broilers, soc Id. to 32c ID. Leg
orn hens, 24c b. to 29c lb.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-31
Civic Club Elects

At the regular meeting of the Oak
land Civic Club ON Tuesday afternoon
the following Officers were elected for
tWo-year terms:
Mrs. e. l. Baumgartner, president;
Mrs. o. T. eraser, first vice-president;
Mrs. Fulcher Smith, second vice-presi-
dent.
IIold-over Officers are Miss Nell
Shaffor, treasurer; Mrs. Bernard
Gender, ST., recording secretary.
Installation Of the officers vii be
made at the June meeting. Reports Of
various chairmen were given at Tues
daN's session.
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CARD OLE THANKS

Our sincere thanks to all our rela-
tives, friends and neighbors, for their
help and kindness during our recent
bereavement, the death of our beloved
sister and aunt, Fannie Bell Wildesen.
The use of cars, floral tributes and
other expressions of sympathy are
truly appreciated.
Mrs. Joseph w. King and Family,
ADV. 1t.
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CARD OF THANKS

We de sire to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our friends
and neighbors for their kindness and
help during the illness and following
the death of our mother, Mrs. Rose A.
Paugh, and especially thank Dr. T..
Z. Sollars for his faithful service.
We also wish to thank all who gave
flowers and contributed the use of
their automobiles for the funeral ser
vices.
HER DAUGHTERS.
A dv LIE
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-31

Va; fifteen grandchildren and seven
great grandchildren.
Funeral services viii he conducted
on Friday afternoon at o'clock from
the Meadow Mountain Lutheran
church, with intelmant in the Lloyd
Brenneman cemetery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-31

Red China announced a treat for
liberation" of Tibet but will give q
lilitary shanglehold on that gateway
} India.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-31
Additional Local
Ads, Too Late
For Classification

For SALE % pigs. No Sunday
sale. Stewart Paugh, Swanton, Md,
Route ADV. Hit.
FOR SALE-Ouc used coal range.
Price, $1,000. Oakland Electric and
Radio Service, call $50 ADV. lift.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-09-22

son, is home on furlough. He is a member of an Air Weather Service weather team with headquarters at Tinker Air
Kodiak mirror., 1951-09-22
Billie Anderson
 Home Or FurIough

Sgt. William Anderson, son of MT. and Mrs. w. A. Ander-
Kodiak mirror., 1951-09-22

Force Base. Okla.
 He recently participated in the joint Army-Air Force con- trolled training exercise in North Carolina.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-01

britllde 8etriebsfirmo ms 2eben 81,
rufen Die unter einem iranii6en 9luf-
ltbtsrat Die 8etriebsleitl,ng batte.
8ie Stofes lagte, gaben sic sSro=
ner 5u, oaB lie britiibe Sa6leute fir
Die 8eipinnung ltno 8earhaituna oes
Sels brau6en, aber lie tpanoten ltb
gegen S6offung elmer Organization,
bon Der lie pernuteten, ooB lie nur
cine aSSG in onoerem @epanoe
mare. Sorrimon bate DfoiIooeeb no6
am Wfitttpodabeno einen grief &C.
El6idt, in oem er iib fir vernitbofte
@rpogun9" ser britii6en Goribl4ge
einleste. slls ser grenier li6 mel
|gerte, auf Oen &orldlog ein3ugeben,
traten tStofe5 uno Sarrin1an fllr5erz
banO Die Seimreiie an.
Gomit lit bie &riie in ,sron elmer
gefobrliden &otaltropbe Inn einen
meiteren S6ritt n1ber geriidt. Die
our6 Die oraufganseriide Golitif oes
Bremters aufgepeiihte 0ffentli6e
Weinlng Ser ironii6en Golfsmoiien
miro Ourd oie Stiaegung ser gro
Eben Haifinerie Ser 9lngIo-SSronion
Oil GompanD in Ibooon poQenos ent=
fo6t uno es lit 5l befiir6ten, OoB e5
5u i6peren Golfsa1fltGnoen fonntt,
ipenn es Der &egierl1ng nift ldlel,=
night gellngt, Die troden gelegte groB=
te grlperbsQueae Srons pieoer in
6luB 5u bringen. gereita om Soms=
tag fam es i'm iranilden Horlument
- no Der Gegierltngsblod iiber mir
Iiebel1 Site perfiiet - 5u l6urfen
Iusf0Ilen gegen Sen Ere1nier, oen
oorgelporIen miro, ooB cr ieine Ser
Iprchen zines ertragliheren @eben5
fiir Die Eerlter na6 Der Seritoatlih-
ung oes Sels nibt eingeboltcn bat.
~Vfollaoegb bat gelobt, Die llnob=
bangigfeit unierea @anOes ni6t 5l
gefobroen," erfl1rte nm Sumstag Der
MbgeorOnete Samel Smamo i'm 8ar=
lament. ~Menn mir genuBt batten,
boB unler S6ritt oos 3ano ser Ser
itorung entgegenfiibrt, bGtten mir
Damn einen lol6en Shritt ergriffen?"
Ser slngriff pltroe our6 piitenoe
3mil6enrlfe abgeidlogen, ober unter
Dem lm ieine grnerbsquelle betro=
genen iraniihen 8olfe g6rt es, uno
Golfsausbriibe ge9en Sic Selanlagen
|unO Die perbliebenen britilhen @nge-
Iteaten limo nidt ousgei6loiien. uno
on ben 8ren5en louert Sopiet -HuB=
lano, unb iiberaQ in Sran ielbIt ifii-
rem Die slgenten Oes &reml - - bis
auh bier Die 3eit reif lit fiir oie @elt=
eroberllngsplGne oes &omnllnisnus.
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111lann

@eltere Gntbiillungen iiber ltm=
triebe Ser &ommuniiten unb ibrer
Sanolanger in boben Gegierl1ngsltel=
len mabten in ser pergangenen @o6e
getpi6tige 3eugen Dor Dem Senats=
ausi6uB fir inferno Siherheit uno
Dem 9ausausl6uB 5ur ltnterlu6ung
unamerifanii6er Satigfeit.
8or oem Senatsausl6uB erflGrte
2ouis 8uoen5, ser ieitber 5ur futbo-
lilhen Stride 5uriidgefebrte friibcre
Shriftleiter oes ,Goilp @orfer', oaR
Smen Baltimore in Garteiroten als
ein Witslieo elmer &onmllnilten5ene
I'M Snititut fir Ba5ifif= 8e5iebl1lgen
bei6rieben nuroe. gr ioentifi5ierte
6reoerid Gonoerbilt 5ielo ols ons
Wtitglieo, oas iiber sic 9etdtigHnecn
Der 3eqe an oas Gortei-r rYo.itbiiro
beridtete. Baltimore lei mGEreno er
etu Mitglieo Ser 3eue 15ar, ~unter
SnIfruftionen" bon ser &olnmunilten=
partei geitanoen. 8uben; ioete. BOB
oie 3elle i'm Snltitut cine ugemein=
lame 3eae" nit ,Imeraita' mar -
Ser 3eitidrift, Die in Sen 5neiten
@eltfriees tGofumentcnfoG peypifelt
mar. 8uben5 beihrieb ols Snititrt
als cine Organization o0aig unter
Der &ontrone ser &onlrlniiten" uno
5itierte einen ausiprud bon Aleron=
Der Tra6tenterg, 0em 22iicr ser full
tureuen 8etdtigunaen Ser &omm,l1i=
item in oieiem 2onae oahin, oab sic
SEG= 3ele voas flsin. rote Sbul=
baus 5ur ltnterribtltna gepllier 2ell=
te in @oibington mar, luas pon Ser
Sopiet=lln;on i'm Jernoitcn sll oe1s
fen".
Iuf 8efragen olrb oen oemofrati=
I9en Senator s. st. S'Gonnor bon
WarDlano erflarte @u>en5. SOB Sat
timore vbeionoers els ein Nitslieo
Ser fommuniitii6en 3eaa unter Sn=
ltruftionen genannt tpurbe". Gr iag=
te aus, oaB 2ottimore III elmer Bolit.
biiro> >8eriammlung int Sabre 1887
ausgetpdblt tpurOe. ON. Sdpenfl1ng
in ser fommunilt''hen Barteilinie
einsuleiten; ipelbe Sc bineiilden &o=
ten als Somiet-llnterltiiter tpe;Bpa-
iGpn un> oeren voe.aofratiiben"
gbarafter 5ptonen icIlte.
lleber 2aublin gurrie, oer I'M spe:=
ten 8eltfrieg elm maBsebenoer Mii=
arbeiter oes @eiben Sauies mar, Jag
te 8u6ena aus, er babe; 1912 bafiir
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-01

Fmlnilten leien ouf9runo Don 9lulpei=
Iungen 9oSfouS totig.
Ser General, irufersr 9citer pon
8en. Vtacglrtbur5 Ra6ri6tenoienit
I'M Ta5lfif, erfI0rte Dor SIN 6aus-
ouslduB, Dob sic mei1ten ser often
6itbrer ser amerifonii6en fomlnul!i=
ltllhen Sortei" mabgebliheil 9tnteil
bel Der rotten groberung Gb1lta5 nab.
men, uno nonnte in Oieem 3uiam.
'menbang eugene 0cnnis, Carl
grolpoer, Gam IurcD, 9arrp 9er0er
uno 8erbart @iSler. @iQougbbD iag=
te, ieine 9lften iiber fomnluniItil6e
Sntrlgcn fon5entrieren Iid) bouptiQd=
llh auf GbIna unO Snpan, ober y0ies
'tellt Elm erfeAnbares Spitem oor, oa5
belte in oen Ser. Stoaten on @erf
it,.
9lm 0tittrDoh /. 8. mari Senator
SaTt in elmer Heoe in Stockport, Me,
Dem Frdiioent Grlnon Dor, oieier
perluhe Die acknowledgements fomnu,
nl'tllher @influBnabme un0 &orrup,
tlon in Ser Hegierl1ng ourh 9elhimp-
fungen ob5utltn. 2Iuf elmer 8orteioer=
lommlung in Oielem Siiferort fiibrte
Der republifaniide Senator aus:
Sic Sotiohe, ooB ser Groiioent
Der Ser Stouten 10 Ieidtbin sic er-
(5orttesuna auf eetfe 81
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geIorgt, mittel5 elmer BON &ommuni=
item gefiibrten &dmpogne ront!-io,
mietii6e @lemente i'm Staotsoeparte.
ment aus5ur0llmen" gurries gliii.
ltent i'm @eiBen Saus, Wti6oel
8reenberg, mar, na6 Ser sluSioge bon
guoen5, elm befonnter &onmuniIt.
Die &agne ri6tete li6 Dor oGem
gegen befannte Eerionen, lpie Eotrit
S. SurleD, BEN ebe1naligen 8otlhufter
in China; Solepb 6. @relp, ebemalis
ger gotldafter in Sopan llno llnter=
StoatslefretGr, lorpie General gilbert
e. Weoemeper, Geriolier oe5 befonn=
ten geriHts iiber Gbina.
8uoen5 iogte meiter aus, oic &om-
munilten bGtten iib ol1i 1Sobn stemz
art SerpiCe uno SSobn Garter &incent.
5Dei 8eamte oes Stootsoepartements,
Die nod beute sort orbeiten, perlal=
len, Inn in ibren 8emiibungen unter=
ltilbt 5u peroen, 9eamte onsuid)nGr=
5en Die ais GuBlono unfrelnoIih be-
tradtet tpurhen.
guoen5' slu5lu9en criubren por
Dem SauSousi6uB cine inoirefte 8e=
ltatlgltng our6 0eneroInloior Gboa.
u. @lllougbbp, Ser erflQrte, oob one
rlfonllde &onmuniiten bel ser Gro
berltng Gbinas Ourd sic &otcn Galicn
nno nltnnebr Oen Stur5 Der MeQic
rl1ng Der Ser Stooten berbei3uiiib.
rem Iuben. 2ie omerifuniiGen Goms
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-01
&un Spicp6 % att

Sn oen lebten Mnnatcn Oes ISabrc5
1898 mebrten iicb Die 9ln5ei6en, oaB
lid in Hom cine gntldeiOllna in gu
ben 0es An1erlfnnismus porbereite.
Gie Gorfampfer Ger gfeuerllnQen
lonlInelten no6mals alle ibre &rGfte,
Inn ein 9iinItiges llrteiI our63uIeben
ODER menlglten5 cine Gerltrteilung OBJ
5unenoen. Jer0inano 8runetiere per
offentli6te in Ser ,9euue 0es Geur
Nfonoes' (Sftober 1899 cine gel6id.
te Gerteioigung Oes 2lnerifanismuS :;
er plGolerte fir cine Derlorene Sahe.
Gr5btlfof Srelano ma6te einen leb-
ten Serlud, cine gtieoerlage 5u Der
bitten. Gr elite i'm Sonuar 1899 nuh
HonL aber als er nuf italienii6em
8ooen lunoete, mar oas pqpItlihe
greDe y 1CStem blvlC7OlcHtide" bereits
ueroffentli6t.
GnS 8repe nit Ser Gerurtciluna
Oe5 9lmerifanismus bereitcte 0eIlen
Gerfedtern cine bittere gnttGulhung.
Cine 10 lln5neioeutige 9lblebnung
batten lie nidt erlpartet. S5m 8egen=
tell, Die groB allfge5ogene 9teflome
bate faIt bis 5llm lebten 9lugenblit
Den l1n5meifelboften Sieg oes 9lmeri=
taVi5mus in 9lusii6t gelteut. gto6
am %. Ge5elnber 1898 mubte go
Gie GotboliQue' gu beri6ten: yGes
ltarflten GrGngen5 rngeo6tet, bat
Eaplt SEQ itd gepeigert, P. Seter
uno oen Imerifanismus 5ll perurteiz
len. "a &arOinal Gibbons iiber Sic
len belfeln 8egenltano einen 1pihti=
gen grtef an 8opIt SEQ geri6tet bat,
mollte iid) Ser 81. Goter iiber sic
amerifoniiden Soeen giinitie ausipre-
6en 8ei Ser @bfoiiung oieier 9lnt.
mort lab er uber Sen Hobmen ser
Sheen l,no oes Gofllments lih mel
ten. Sir uns io5ialen, republifani=
lben llno oenofrntilben &atboIifen
mar oas Sotllment auSge5ei6net =.
Gte 9feaftionGre nQer Shattierlngen,
Die Hefroftdre aIler 2Gnoer, sic ouf
oas geroift Goms iuie auf ouS Sig
nal getpartet batten, Inn sic So5iaIen
uno Genofraten Der gon5en @eIt 5u
pernid)ten, iaben ibre leste 5offnllng
ldninoen" (garbier, ~Le progress du
hbcrahsmc cathohque en- France" -,
uilp., g. 1853; @isler, Ser Mtooer=
-nismus" 8. 1871.
9fit ser glei6en anmaBung i6rieb
ga Ste Gatbolique' nod am 19. SSu=
nuar 1899: v@ir fonnten als erItes
8latt oie sfittailllng bringen, oaB
Geo XIII. ieinen 9rief an &arotnal
Gibbons ni6t befannt geben Deroe.
@tr beoauern oieien @er5i6t, oa Ser
grief al oas bilIigt, mas mir om
Imerifanismus billigen. @eoer sic
Siigen, nod oie 8erleumoungen, nod
bie Eampblete, mod sic 8Gnfe aller
art itegten - ser Inti=slmerifanis-
mus lit geldlagen fir INNER"
@idt san5 10 5uperiidtlich uno iie-
geSbelpuBt iprod iid Misr. S'Gon-
nea aus, Der aber 5uslei6 erfennen
lieb, in peld)er &idtung ii6 sic ame=
rifaniitii6en &e6tfertigungsperiuh
be,pegen tpiiroen. Ser Bapit lit uns
giinittg, 10 ipar bie bon linn anfangs
Sanuar in ser romiiden ,Sanfuno'
ausgegebene 2oIllng, Limb Ser 8rief
an &aroinal @ibbons miro nibts on
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Nlunnfrt 9alrr kattrnltfd1rh
Trtrn in mtnnpfnta

oerea lcllL ala cine gIdn5enoe 8enuQ=
tnlng fiir ben Giicr unO sic @4rme
9lmcrifaS I'M Sample iir oen fatboz
lnhen 8larben uno Oie fat6oIiid1e
Slche . !ltoglid, OoB Ser 81. @oter
III lclnem Sriele audi BON Iol6en ipre-
6en miro, Sic ni6t 9lnerifoner IinO
- Die gepliien 20noern Guropa5 Oie
8rlnOlGbe Ser Genofratie aufordn.
gen n0d)ten, mGbren0 0ieIe ood It1-
FenmeiIe ein9eiiibrt uno nid)t aeualt=
lam eingepflon5t ner0en IoQen; oiel-
lcld)t alth miro SEQ XIII. in ieiner
boben @ets9eit Dor elmer getpiiien lie
berltllr5lng tDarnen, sic Dem fotboIi=
lden Nufl6Dung mebr ifaoen ols
nltsen mliroe" (8iSIer, g., g. 1922.
Gie ScroficntIidung oes pQpItliz
bcn 9rcpes bonn -. Sanuur 1899
mahtc al Olelen SQuIionen uno Geus
tungen elm Gnoe, oIeroinos
ober ni6t oen 9eriuhen Sic @iftig,
felt Der fir6liden @ntl6eiounq ber=
nb5nmlnoerns ais oh lie an oie falIhe
aoreIle geridtet getpeien Iei uno lee
oigli6 Sic ubmegigen Soeen fran5oii-
lder slbbeS 5um 8e9enitano gebabt
babe, Delfe 6otber Sefer uno bie
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ben anerifanil6en &aroinaI Gibbons
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September 1907 nuf oen gmerifo-
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mle oos our6 9tid)of 8isler uno an
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ben Shrlften lno Heoen ser bon BEN
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preten ibrer ge!uegltng onerfannten
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gen, ooB oie Don 9apIt SEQ 5urIdge,
mlelenen unb oerurteilten anidauun=
gen ourcbauS sum 8eItono Oes Sine
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bons beginnt nit elmer cattatio bene-
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gSir Sir, 9einen gtitbildofeu uno
Dem gan5en golfe smerifas i'm lam
gen Saufe l1nieres gontififates inn
meroar betpieien baben." Ser 8apit
bont, our6 oieien 8rief ~oie iiinaif
ent1tanoenen WiBbeaisfeiten at BE-
ben, Die gum niGt eeringen RadteiI
oes Srieoens oas @emiit, tpenn niflt
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Gortiesune auf Seite 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-01

cine M0eIidfeit, tpenn ni6t cine
itarfe 8abrideinlidfeit, OaB @romp-
70 in San Srancisco nidt MIR NIT
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ten au ftparten miro, sic oas gan5e
Srogramm iiiiber ben Saufen 5u tpers
fen geeignet itnb. Cine berarttge
Srumpffarte tpGre 3. g. Die 2oiung
bes feitsefabrenen foreanii6en 8af-
fen1tiuI Itanoes.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-09-19
. L. A. WEDDING

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Sept. 49,
Miss Dorothy Tanizawa daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. NJ Maruki of Los
Angeles. became the bride of Mr.
Tokiji Nagaishi, formerly of Seat
tie but now of New JERSEY, on Sun
day. Sept. 9. In the Wedding Manor
The bride was attired in a white
satin gown with ruffles of lace trim
ming her boat neckline. A crown
of seed pearls caught the lace-edg-
ed fingertip veil, and the bride car
ried bouquet of white orchids and
stephanotis.
Maid of honor, Miss Sadako Ebi-
hara, wore gown of pink net over
taffeta and her bouquet was of or
child gladioli Flower girls Misses
Joane Maruki and Dianne Kudo
wore green taffeta gowns.
Mr.. KENT Nagaishi was the best
man and Mr.. Ricardo Yamamura
ushered.
Because" was sung by Miss Eve
lyn Shigekuni.
The reception was held in the
chapel. The couple will reside in
Los Angeles.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-09-19

The theme, ''Neighbor Helping
Neighbor", has been adopted for the
1852 Seattle-King County Commu-
nifty Chest campaign, Chairman
Harry S. Bowen announced this
week.
Bowen said the slogan was devel-
oped to show that, through the
chest, people still are able to help
their neighbors. Years ago. he
said, when people needed help,
their neighbors pitched In and got
the job done. This Is not always
possible in our complex society to-
day, but through the So agencies of
the Community Chest. we can still
pitch In and get the job done
The chest campaign for $2.084 219
is scheduled for Sept. ascot. 10. A
kickoff meeting will be held the
night of Sept. ~.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-09-19
HoNaonankoAA
p RICE QUIZ
Prepared By Office 81
Price sfubilizuiios

Q. Next week our family Is 60
ing down to Yakima to the Gen.
trail Washington Fair. We were
wondering II OPS has any control
over the admission prices.--J. W..
Wapato.
A. Yes. Admission prices to coun-
ty and state fairs are controlled by
Ceiling Price Regulation "a, the re-
gulation On services.
Q. Aren't grocery stores requir-
cd TO post their ceiling price on
every item covered by the retail
food regulations?--N. c., Tacoma.
A. No. the retail food dealer need
not display the ceiling price. Hi
must display the selling price, eithel
on the item or near 1t. The selling
price may be lower, but it cannot b
higher than the ceiling.