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Evening star., 1952-05-04
Goodwill Means Job Instead of Just Sitting
By John McKeIway

Charles tBuck) Nairn had to
stop walking in 1888
Buck was catching for the
Maryland Aces. A runner came in
from third so Buck blocked the
plate. He got the throw and put
the tag on. Buck felt a crunch
low in his back and heard the
Iumpire's "out."
Buck was through. Three days
later his legs folded up. He has
been in wheelchair since.
II was "a then" Buck said the
other day. Il had quit high school
and was picking up some money
playing sandlot ball. was going
pretty good before my spine got
Ipinched-at least that's what they
tell me happened.
"Then I had to take up sittin'.
You just sit, sit, sit and you get
bored. You don't have much to
think about.
$50 started fooling around with
carpentry. fixed up little shop
in Capitol Heights but not much
work came in. Then I hit the
bottle for awhile. I'd just drink
and sit most of the time. Sundays.
I'd get somebody to push me out
to the ball gameS-I mean sandlot
ball, I don't 60 in for major league
stuff.
"I got a good friend who's a
cop. He got me to take a job
with Goodwill" he said.
Help For The Handicapped.
Buck was speaking of the Good
will Industries at 1922 New Hamp-
shire avenue. For so years it has
operated for the handicapped
worker, has turned him into a
wage Garner, has given him a place
in society.
II told them I liked the feel
Of TOOLS" Buck continued, land
I landed up in the furniture and
cabinet repair shop. Now I'm
working the power machines. ]
feel better now. I got something to
occupy my mind"
Buck, who lives at COS Fifty
eighth avenue in Capitol Heights
is 81. He's still big around the
shoulders and Buck" is tattooed
on strong left arm. He has
black, bright eyes. Five days a
week. he whips his wheelchair
around the repair shop at the
Goodwill Industries building.
Buck is all right now." a Good
will official said. when he came
to us he was sullen and moody
It does you good to see the change
in the guy
Buck is like the 100 other work.
ers at Goodwill who have some
thing to do and something to
think about. Life has some mean
ing now.
Golden Anniversary Today.
Goodwill IndustrieS today
reaches the golden anniversary
mark. It is a business with coun-
try-wide retail sales of more than
SIS million in 1851. A business
which paid out more than SIC
million in wages to some $4,000
handicapped workers throughout
the country. Yet, Goodwill con-
siders the welfare of it's workers
more important than increased
sales.
The industry is operated by a
Igorup of career men who feel
Evening star., 1952-05-04
By Howard w. BIokesIee
Assoeioted Pres. Science Editor

NEW YORK, May S.-The A
bomb is a firecracker compared
to the flash of fire and poison
gas that erupted from Mt. Pelee,
Martinique. so years ago on May
8, 1902. tt was the deadlieSt
volcano blast in history.
The double flash killed all but
four of the $4,000 persons in st.
Pierre, a seaport several miles
from the 4,00O-foot volcano. Three
died in hospitals after rescue. The
fourth. a prisoner in an under
ground cell. was unhurt.
The Pelee flash killed another
1000 in villages outside the city.
One of the few eyewitness ac-
counts comes from an officer of
the Roriana, of the Quebec Steam
ship Trading Co., as quoted by
Salts N. Coleman in volcanoes
New and Old"
"Great Flash of Fire"
II saw St. Pierre destroyed. The
city was blotted out by one great
flash of fire. OF 18 vessels lying
in the roads only one, the British
steamship Roddam, escaped; and
she, I heard. lost more than half
those on board.
"The Roriama arrived early
that morning. For hours before
we entered we could see flames
and smoke from Mount Pelee d.
There was a constant muff1ed
roar Like the biggest oil re-
finery in the world burning up on
the mountain top.
There was a tremendous ex-
plosion about 7::45 .. The noun
tain was blown to pieces. There
was no warning. The side of the
volcano was ripped out and there
was hurled straight toward a solid
wall of flame. It sounded like
thousands of cannonS.
"The wave of fire was on and
over us like a lightning flash. I
saw it strike the cable steamship
Grappler broadside and capsize
her.
:. The town vanished before
our eyes. Wherever the mass of
fire struck the sea, the water
boiled and sent up vast clouds of
steam. The sea was torn into
huge whirlpools. One of these
horrible, hot whirlpools swung
under the Roriama and pulled her
down -. The fire swept off the
mastS and Smokestacks as if they
were cut with knife.
'"The blast of fire from the
volcano lasted only a few minutes.
Befor the volcano burst, the land
ings of st. Pierre were covered
with people. After the explosion
not one living soul was seen on
land. Only Is of those in the
Roriama, out of SO, were left after
the first blast"
Biologists Reconstruct Event.
This story tells how the explo-
sion looked at its fringes. The
facts as biologists reconstruct
them are a little different. The
mountain side probably did not
open, and did not explode.
But it belched enormous vol
umes of poisonous, suffcating
gases, heavy enough to roll down
the slopes like liquid. In this
flood were hydrogen and other
gases that all at once exploded.
not with the instantaneous speed
of an A-bomb, but with slower
front that was worse because each
forward leap of explosions was
as powerful and devastating as
those behind.
The multitudes of dead found
with mouths covered indicated
they died by suffcation, of poison
gases or fire damp.
Pelee had been a peaceful scenic,
almost extinct volcano. with only
Evening star., 1952-05-04
Pauline MottineIy Heads
Music Educators Club

Miss Pauline Mattingly, music
Instructor at Wilson Teachers Col
lege. yesterday was elected presi-
dent Of the In and About Music
Educators Club of Washington.
Others elected were Miss Mary
Cross, first vice president; Miss
Hannah Bonnell, second vice pres
ident; Mrs. Frances Doty, treas
urer and Mrs. Virginia Hooley,
secretary. Miss Aletta Harmon
and Miss Lucille Squires were
FAMED to the board Of directors.
Evening star., 1952-05-04
Heads Southern Boxers

ATLANTA, May 3 P.-Ray-
mond Streb of Raleigh. N. c.. Is
the new president of the South
ern Bakers Association. He was
named to succeed John Wolf Of
Baton Rouge, La.
Evening star., 1952-03-14
John A. Norman Dies;
D. {. Wholesaler Was
Bus and Taxi Pioneer

John "A. Norman, "a, pioneer
lin the. sightseeing bus and taxi
business here and well-knowr
Washington liquor wholesaler
died yesterday Of coronary throm-
bosis at his home, 2737 Devon
shire place NV.
Known as Colonel" Norman
for an honorary commission he
had received from the State oil
Mississippi. he retired in 1948 as
president of the International
distributing Corp, q wholesale
Liquor firm. Mr.. Norman took
|out the first liquor wholesalers
license here after the repeal OF
prohibition.
A native Of Baltimore, he came
Ito Washington around the turn
|of the century and helped or
|ganize the first sightseeing bus
companies around 1910. He also
introduced the first glass-inclosed
sightseeing bus here several years
later.
Mr.. Norman also was q pioneer
i'm using fiat-rate taxicabS, with
|out meters. in the South and for
Ia number Of years operated cab
companies here and In Baltimore,
From 1922 to 1928 he was pres
ident Of the Taylor Norman
Oil Co.
Active in civic work, Mr.. Kor-
man received prominent mention
for appointment as District Com
missioner In 1888. He was also an
avid baseball fan and often went
South to see the Washington team
in spring training.
His father. Marcus Norman, or
ganized Jewish Charities here. and
Mr.. Norman himself was for rnanv
Evening star., 1952-03-14

years q member Of the Jewish
Community Center Board. HeWas
also q past president az the Amity
Club. q Mason, a Shriner and ac-
tive in the organization Of Jewish
War Veterans here.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Yetta Taylor Norman of the home
address: a son, Stanley w. Kor-
man, 1907 Fessenden street NV,
and q daughter, Mrs. Helen Sepler,
Miami Beach, Fla.
Funeral services were to be held
at 2 pm. today at Danzanskyss
funeral home, 3501 Fourteenth
street NV, with burial following
in Adas Israel Congregation
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1952-03-14
Wage Board Release,
Panel Report on Issues
In Steel Labor Dispute
By JONES Y. Newton

A Wage Sterilization Board
panel report summarizing issues
in the Nationwide steel dispute
was made public today.
The 136-page document was
made available for study Of labor
and industry members OF the
board as the Government turned
|on the heat in an effort to pre-
vent an industry wide strike
Threatened for midnight March %.
CIO President Philip Murray,
who also heads the United Steel
workers. has been authorized by
the union executive board to call
la strike at midnight March % or
thereafter. The union twice has
postponed strike action in order
to give the wage board oppor-
tunity to recommend terms for
settling the dispute with the steel
producers.
A six-man panel, composed of
public, labor and industry mem
bers, conducted hearings on the
dispute for nearly two months.
No Findings Are Included.
The report issued today was
merely a summary Of the issues
and contained no findings nor rec
concentrations for settlement.
|WSB officials said it was intended
merely for guidance of the board
itself In making its eventual de-
|ciSion.
WSB expects to make public its
recommendations in the steel case
late next week.
The union has demanded an
average wage increase Of 1914
cents an hour for the nearly one
million workers whose average pay
is now about 50 an hour. In addi-
ton there are is other demands,
including highly controversial
one for union shop. under which
all employees would be forced to
Join the CIO union.
Price Compensation Demanded.
Steel producers have said they
are unable to give any wage in
crease unless the Government al
lows them to raise prices suffi-
GENTLY to compensate them for
the higher wages. The industry
Is due a price increase of about
So a ton under the so-called
Capehart amendment to the price
control law. This increase, how
ever, would be to compensate the
producers for higher costs en-
tailed before last July 26. The
Government has said it can allow
no price boost to Offset the forth
coming wage adjustment.
Evening star., 1952-03-14
Ship Aground OF Cube

1 NEW YORK, Mar, ~ tE9 The
steamer Erato. q 7. 7.225-ton freight
er loaded with wheat. was re-
ported today to be aground on
Cape San Antonio, near the west
ern tip Of Cuba. a salvage vessel.
the Gable. has reached the scene.
Evening star., 1952-03-14
Curuso Sells Well

NEW YORK More Enrico Ca
ruso phonograph records were
sold last year than in any other
year since his death in 1921.
Evening star., 1952-03-14
'unomo's Bills Unpuid

Panama's critical fiscal situa-
tion was disclosed by the coun-
try's Comptroller General when
he reported the Government had
more than 5000 unpaid bills.
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2(ms 6ary, JnH.
2ueiq 40

Tie fgelmGSiae 0eriammI,ma
bcs ;3lpeiaes 40 finbet am 8. 9lpril
INN 2 llhr nod,mittaas. am sipciten
Mittmoh i'm Monot itott uno sipor
I'M Sahlenbeim an Der IL. unb
HooicpeIt.
Sm 3omitec Gafe llnb Goifee Al
ierpiereu iino: emma ;sor. Marn
Shmiot Ntarp Gicbitetter lmo
Souiie @oIf. 2eBtere lit Yorileherin
oes 4onlitees.
SSm aranfenfomitee iinb: SeIen
6ellpia ,mn Wathilbo 9apis.
Der 2rpeio 40 ipiro iein oiesiGh-
riQes Stiftllnasfeit am 26. 9lpriI
mn 8 llhr abenbs abbalten un6 sipar
i'm Sad,icnbeim an Der II. uno
Hooiepelt ct. 9llle Sd)lpeitern unb
3riiocr nes .3lpeises 26, ale Shlpe.
tern lmp yriioer oes Corner sc,
ionapereins 9icDcrfrans, alle Shme.
itern lno Vriiber pom Teutihc,1
llntcritiisllngsperein iinb her,lidl
einaelaoen su oieiem StiftunosfeIi
lmo nillfommen. aommt a0e rmo
brinat Cure ,Samilien, lmo belit Die
les ,Seit perid,onern.
Aotbarina @inonop. lrGi.
Cara OIien SefretGrin.
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2lmS eric, pa.
5OiG9riaes EtiftMnasfejt

Ter Grie Siebenbiiracr Gamen.
Nerein maht befannt, oaR er arn 3.
slpriI bas fiini,iaidbriae Stiftlmass
feit, perbunoen init benz idbrlihen
9onfett feiern. Ollie MitaIieoer iamt
MGnner iinb freunolidit einaelooen
uno iinb erildlt ibre Neierpationen
niht ipdter ais bis aum 20. MGr,
al muden lmo ilpar telephpniid)
bel oen aomitceu,itsIieoern: Nelene
Sberfirher 4s36S3 ooer Minnie
4oef 27=S1O3.
Die anoeren Mitalieber hcs aos
mitees limb bic foIaenben: aatbrin
Morihbol,ier. 0oriieenoe. aotie
Wel,er. Tomenpereins HrGi., Mars
tba &ral,s. Mieprdi. Moboe McI=
ser. Gillian 9tefel. Gos aomitee hat
piel ;3cit uno Riibe aufaelpenbet. Elm
ld)ones Eroaromm sll bereiten ,mo
bon oieiem tiihtiocn 3on,itee ton.
men mir ne,pif etipaS 3idtiocs CT.
lpartcn. I'm lpeitere Sniormatipn
bite ruft cine Game bonn aomitee
auf.
Ser erie 9omenperein iuiQ aud,
herichten. oaR bic reaelmdfise Scr,
ianmllna lpcoen benz Siterfeite an,
20. slpril ltottfinbet. 9lue Mitalie.
Der iino erillobt. bies allr aenntnis
III nehmen.
Marie 0altbes
on o,
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2lus Ghieaee, III.
3rauernad)riht

S(llen ,sreunoesn II. gefdnntcn sic
trorrioe Tadriht, oaf am 30. &c.
hrllar
,srau Gatbarina !6ummeI, aeb. Qurb
notb lanaerem Seioen i'm 6errn ents
ihlief.
9ic 9eeroiarna iano. m 4.
WGr, itatt pom 9eidenbaus an
5149 e. Mihlanb glpe. aum Wes
mortal Gort ,Srieobai. 'Srou &a=
tbarina 6ummel erreid)te Elm Sitter
pon 81 Sobren. Sie ipar in 6omcs
roo. Siebenbiirgen aeboren. fom
i'm Sabre 1913 naf Gbicago. mo tic
einiae Sabre ipGter Carl 6um=
mel bciratete. Die Gerltorbene hat
iih picle ,Srellnoe bier eriporbcn.
Gs trollcrm I'M bic Tahinaeid)icbe.
nc ihre slpci &inoer: Carl lno 2oris,
ilpei Gnfclfinoer 0oil lmb sSeiiren.
Shipieaertohter Torotbp II. Shipie.
aeriobn 5. &iBman. iolpie anoere
piele aSreunoe> in 6omoroo einell
gruoer Sob. 2urb unb Shipeiter
Cara Selfes. Die 'samiIie banft al.
len Srel,noen fir bic pielen. ih0nen
Slmenfranse uno Die soblreid)e
Seilndbme an Der 9eid,enfeier.
Ter liebe Soft id,enfe Iir bic
etpiae Hube, liebe Shmeiter!
g. 2ure, Sefr.
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Suctt: 81. Areh, 1. Tenor,

Slictt: sW. 4redl, /. Senor,
:. @uip, 9. Sen.
6. Silt aueinanoer! Otter &antote
&irhend)or imb Sclilten: W.
g,uip, q. @ramp, y. Sol.
berth. ID. MeIser.
7. a sluieritonoen lit Der Serr.
.......... =. g. 9onneit
Senoriolc: Wartin Nilleid,
b Sir lnicr 9olf, ST. 6erfurth
Guett: 81. Guip uno q.
@rdmp
{ Nottcslicbe. ST. 81: St,uitcr
slltiolo: Saith. ,Solbertb
s. a ,SprNipe .......... Mh,ttler
Sopron Solo: Wtoiie Dtiiller
b Id, bab's Qelpaat .Df. gilbert
99aR Colo: %. Wel,er
8. a ,saitb .....N. u. Hilen
Sopran=Solo: MarN.
Sd,miotsToiiel
b lleber ein aleines!
20. Scuiier
Suartett: W. Wup (S. } It.
,Solbert, (M.). 8. ,Solbertb
81, M. Melier OBJ
10. a Gerioae nid,t ou aleine
Sd,or -. .Nr. 81. Shuiter
b llniere slhneu. .slrnolo Motb
Guhe in @ott ..@. Ma,'rer
2ird)enhor
II. SracIsS sShlubipiel
Sspman;e in q 9ur
lsrof. u. Shuiter.
Ter Gbor label ale SlaubensNes
nniien pon Dit uno Sseit ionic bic
,}lpcioe 33 lmO 81 aufs bcrilihlte
;llr yeteiliauna ein.
Scr Gintritt lit frei. nod Sd,lllR
miro cine acllefte einaehoben. Ves
lcote Vrothen, Gafiee ino SUDDEN
lperOen mad, Slbipidcluna oes Sros
gramms icrpiert.
llm ,ablreihen 9eillh hittct
Ger airthenf,or.
20, 81.
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DeDtr1et.
gei bieier @eleeenbeit tpurbe "a
itor Geop ,mn ssamilie bon alien
Mitalieoem mb ,Srelmoen herslih
lpillfommen aebeiRen in unierer air'
die. Gr periprarh iein glmt ais Seels
iorger aetreulih su peripalten irno
ermabnte bic Mitalieoer aud, lire
IiIiht ols Gbriiten. ,u eriiiQen. Wir
laben ale ,Sreunoc hermit Elm. iid,
an oem @pttesbienlt 10 oft >pie n,oa=
lid, ,ll beteiliaen.
8otteSbienit finbet 1tdtt ieben
Sountaa Gnslih uni 10 llbr.
Teutih Inn 1 llbr. Haiiionsaottess
oienit ieoen Mittipoh, @naliih mh
Z 80 llhr, Geltih I'm $3.50, 9lm
Sonntaa, ben 16. MGr, fanb bic
Ginfiibrlma Der 8eamti,men fir
1852 itatt. Gs iinb Die foIQcnben:
Erdiibenitn: Gliaabetb 2ins; Gise.
prGiibentin: aatharina Grf: Srot.
Sefr.: Sophie 2urb: ,Sin. Sefr. ::
@li,abetb Sitterlp; Sd,atmeiiterin: ::
aathrin aIein.
Sie periprahen ollh III bieiem
Sobr ibre Eflid,ten aIs 0eamtinnen
oes 'Srouenpereins aufs Bette All ers
iiillen. 0ie nGd,ite 0eriamml,uQ
finbet itott om 3. 9lpril Inn 8 llhr
abenos. gitte pollsdblia At erid)ei.
ncn.
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:. 9. 1amendur Earpnia, GIeue.
lanosNcit
Seftiun II

9llle SGneerinnen iino brinaenh
criuht, beitin,mt bic Troben ,u be-
'llhen, oenn nnier 8on,ert (Gine
traht 6ermania lno Saronia) nit
aiitiaer llnteritiieuua Der Oiiieite
Sieoertafel finbet an 90. Mpril itatt.
Frof. Mlloolph Sd,lliter lit Cirioent.
llniere illnae nel,e Sdnaerm ,srau
Hutb Nehner. pelhe bel Der lesten
Verldmn,lllna bon ErNlibentiu Silln
SisartO einQeiiIhrt lpurDe. iuirb inns
nit ihrer id)oncn Gimme NIT einem
Solo beim aon,ert beehrcn mb bic
6erren Der Gintrad)t Sern,anio lpcr=
Den inns NIT einem 2uItipiel erfreu.
Ell. yllrh boben mir Gin nel,es San,-
Crd,eiter ppn Observation-Disclosures
MGnnern orrunalcrt. Sic ipieIcn
oeutihe Sic0er, &al,er. EoIfos luO
Gharouih. NoouptiGd,lif ober be-
oiirfen mir bic yicber iilr bus Stif.
tlnQsieIt oes :,ipeiaes 4 III probcn.
iSreuoiQ fnnncn mir berid,fen. Dah
mir Don einenn arrben Acn;ertors
DIETER besleitct lperocn iiir lniere
,ve'tl'cner. Vitle fonlmt ollie probcn,
aud, bic Neueinoclpanoerten.
20, 81.
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@aibinaton. - Sic GinpanOes
rllnassVprlooc, bic ocmndthlt Dem
Observation-Disclosures pur0clest miro,
ipiirbe - falls lie 8eieb ipiro -
toitbare 3ehte omerifaniiher Sitr.
Ger niebcrreiBen uno bic. Sid,erbelt
,pie bas @obleraeben Der Gereinias
ten Staoten unterarabcn." Sies ers
flGrten 13 reliaioie, biiraerlihe rno
&rieasteilnebmer Sraoniiationen
in einem aemeiniamcn Shreiben
in ,peIhem lie Die Otitalieoer ocs
Nauies auiiorberten. bic pon Hepr.
Nulter, 9em., Ha., einQebrahte Bill
abaulebnen.
Geqen bic bierin entbaltenen Gors
ihl6se sur Ncpiiion ocr Ginlpanoe=
rumss. rno GinbiiraerlmNs0eiese
bic inn Senat bon eiucn dhnlihen
@eiepporiti,laa Gen. McGarran,
Gem.. 9iepaba bealeitet perOen,
,panDten iih i'm Shreiben Die iol.
aenoen Craaniiationen; Sroer Cons
Of StoIp in Nmerica, Seipiih 8ar
8eterans, 9(mericm 8eterans Cont
mittee. 9liiociotion Of Smmiaration
ano Gotioualitn 2atppers, slmers
leans for Temocratic 9lction. slmer.
ican Selpiib Committee, slntisOefa=
nation 2eaaue Of 8'nai BIRTH,
Gsedoiloipaf 9tational Council, 9ta.
tional Gomm,nitn Gelations 9lopi,
iorh Council, 9merican Se,piih Son,
areB, Goliib 2eaion of slmericons
llSM. Seipiib 2abor Committee. ga,
tional Council Of Se,piib Bomeu.
Snfolee oes grpRen umfanQs Der
GorIaae, oeren Ser. 1872 Sciteu
umfaBt. erfldrten bic oenannten Cr.
aaniiationen. bGtte elm GROCER Sell
Der mneritaniiden Cefientlidfei1
feine ausreihenoe NoQlid)feit Qe.
babt. ben Snbolt Der 8orlaqe Ten.
nen,ulernen. sluBerbem iei pcrihie
oenen beoeutenoen Sreaniiationer
troe hires Griuhens nod) feline Sc
leNenbeit aeaeben lporoen. iicb Al
Der GinipanoerungssYiu su GuRern
Die 13 Sraaniiationen fiiater
Dem Sdrei6en an bic HeprGienton
ten cine 9lnalpie Der &alterzgill bel
in ipcld)er lie unter anberem foIseno'
Ginielbeiten Der SorIase beanitan
oeten: 9lmerifaner, bic in Der NGb'
her See= ooer 2anoaren,en Der II
z. im sluto fabren. fonnten Dor
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ohne 6aft
befebl anaebalten ,,no ourhiuh
lperoen; II. g. Biiraer. bic NuslGn
Der beihGftiaen. ipeld)e aeoen BIZ
9 n panoerunasaeiete peritoBen
f0nnten ins @efGnanis aetporfer
lperoen. SdlieRlih erfldrten pi
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EntvosIksrvns Evropas
seit dem !. WeIikrieq

iSreiburg. - 0on runo $40 WiI,
lionen europ6ern muBten nod ;Seit.
itellun9 oes 1eutit,en Goritas Der.
banbes runS 69 Miaionen in sen
lesten bier Sabr3ebnten lire Sci
mat perlaHen. Ser Teutide Garitas.
uerbano glieoert bieie europdiide
0olfermanoerune bes 20. Sabrbun.
6erts in brei Ybaien. sSm eriten
9eita6ihnitt bon 1912 biz 1889
muBten 14,1 Willionen guropGer
ibre &eimat aufseben. Dor allen Mn.
aebori9e Der 8alfanpolter, Ruiien,
armenier, Teutihe.
SIN sweiten 3eit abihnitt bon
1889 Bis 1915. I'M omeiten Delt.
frieg. oerlorcn 26,6 Wlillicnen gu.
ropaer ibre anoeitammte &eimat>
Sn Der oritten Ybaie, in Ser 9eit
felt benz gnoe 6es apeiten @elttrie.
ges, muBten 27,3 Millionen, in Der
&auptiade 9eutide. &aus unS &of
perIaiien.
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oiid,.2lmerifaniid,es Dolfsblatt

Blumenitiiden. bic Iebte Ghrenbeaeli.
aunq i'm 2eihenbeim unb bel ber Be
erbisuns. ssrelmoe. 9sahbarn uno
8efannte tparen Elm :3eihen ieiner
NeIiebtbcit. Gr lpor Elm Nitalieb hes
Gintraht Geiona Nereins, no er bic
letten iett,s Sabre 6ausmeiiter ipar.
Mud, mar er Elm Mitalieo bes 2lpeis
aes 25 bes 3entrolDerbanbes.
Gr binterloRt iein tieftrauernoe
@inpe Natborino Gallini. cine
Eohter, ;srou aotherine Nana. ben
Shlpieaeriobn @eoroe Sang, orei
GnfeIfinoer unb slpei Sd)tpeitern in
Der alien 6eimat.
IS lit beitimmt in @ottes &at,
bah man bonn liebiten mas
man hat muR iheioen.
Mube ianft - uno 3roit ben SIN.
terbliebenen!
Sobn 2ienert.
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S,peia 1

Sr ber am is. ,sebruar abaehol.
tenen 3eriammlllna tpurne aufer
bert reseImabiaen @eidGiten Die
@abl bet TeIcaaten fir bic oiesidb:
riae aonpention poraenommen.
9as Heiultat Der gahl lit fol-
aenb: g. Sdinoler, u. @eher,
s. Steiner. y. Martini, W. grcs,
Mm. Shuiter. y. 2eBner. &. 8in=
bet, q. Stiihler ,mo %. @olif. Gr.
iaspeleaote1: g. Jfcth, sc. Voese
lrno 9. iSritih. llniere radite Ncr-
iammluna finpct am ,Sreitaa. oer,
81. ;sebruor itatt. Tie Gipioenocrt
icbeds fiir oas Sahr 1851 pom 3ens
traIperbano iino beun Sefretdr sll
baben. Sic Mitalicoer ,peroen er.
illd,t, in pieic Geriammlllna Ill font
men lno ibre Sfeds ein,ulDien.
Mitolieoer, lpclhe nit ihren 2ob=
lumaeu i'm Miifi,ann iino, iollen lid
in picier Nariarnmluna sutitebeno
mali)en.
ySm. Shltiter, Setr.
13, 20.
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500, 600 Chinosen aybeiieu
IN 0borychleyion

@riiiiel. - Der beIgiihe Muben.
miniiter Naul ban 3eelano ertlGrte
Dor Der Wriiiieler Crtssruppe Der
Gbriitlih. .So3ialen Nortei, Die Nui.
len bdtten iiber 100000 Gbineien
III Sberidleiien anseiieoeIt, oenen
nod .ueiterc orei Nlilionen folgen
!,uiiroen. Ban 8eelano aitierte oieies
8eiipieI, uan feline gteuunsnabne
iiir Die semeiniame e,,ropGiibe Ner.
teioigung 81 erb1rten. Gr bcoauerte.
oab Die Norarbeiten 3ur SAafilmg
Der enropaiiben. Nrmee niht ihnee
genug gin9en.
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3,ueia "a

Slllcn Sch,peitern sllr Nad,riht.
bar ln1icrc nGd,ite Nerionml,mo anl
Spnntou, oen 6. 2lpril Inn orei
lin nad,mittaa itattiinbct.
Stlle Shpeitern lperoen Ncbeten,
iid, un Ser Gcrian,mllno III beteili.
aen. slllh meroeu bic Shipc'tern.
nclcl)e nit ibren sliicRmcnts u,,o
Neitrdaen i'm JtiiditanOe limb. oes
betcn, ,ll fonlmen lIno iidl Quite
benn al MAIDEN, bcpor es Ill 1pat Ut.
atad, Der Scrian,mllmo miro ul,d'
lpicOcr lmierc aartenpartie ahaehal'
ten. 2und. &affec uno SUDDEN lpers
Den ierpiert
suf bcr aronfenliite iino fnIQenoc
Shlpcitcrn: Suionnu &oitner, Wtas
ria Salcsfcr, aotlarina aorau. Ga.
IA Stlpob. 3icoina @artncr. Ncoiz
na Sd,ncioer. Mtaria 8elp llno aas
tborino GjolluNhcr. SSir ipiinittlen
allen fronfen Shlpcitcrn baloiac
Vciierlns. Sn ser lesten Serldnm.
lung ,puroe beihloiien am ,Sreitaa
obeuo, ben 9. Mai cine 8artenpor=
tie absubalten. Sic Mitalieoer uni
,Srclmbe lperben aebeten. lid hielen
9(beno III merfcn.
Slm Somtaa. Den "a. Nebruar
ipurDe unier gaufett absehalten uno
ipir fonnen es niht lnterlaiien, aller
Die mit0clpirft baben unieren 9ont
aus ,lliprechen lno iipar @roRprdli;
bent Sobn Yulthcs. Meu. Sshn
,SoiieI, Gillette 2ieoertafel. ben bel
Den Soliittnen MarQaret Shmiot
Mario @uip, 2athlen @uiit uno ben
Oan;cn 2omitec.
Sopbia Sod. Sefr
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