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OC\4t\A41 = ~ W.
ON CAPITOL HILL
1872 CARROLL ST. Sc.
OPEN 2-5 PM. SUN.
Two-bedroom, Federal-style house.
automatically restored. Separate din
inl room, 2 freplaces, modern kit:
sssa sa is s sshs' 81 fssS
j. C. CHATEL, Exclusive
1924 Prospect Avt. 10
COLORRD-LOVELY 2-BEDRM. BRK.
Quiet neighborhood: S11 $50;
small down payment. To insp.. call
JAMES 8. WILDER. GE. 1910, I-1S
Of, NICHOLS ave5Sc ;sspsr. 0F rSiIt,s
aara i oil H h.-w.h. Priced for quick
sale with $4,000 down. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC. 1916 Good Hope I'd
CoaL.oRESDi-0 5PN ToDxY, s25 9th
=. Sc; 81. 600 down viii buy thi.
3-family home, newly decorated
Move in on deposit. 6EYMOUF
REALTY. Elk. 5937: -
COLORED -- VACANT. MODEM
1917 South Caroline ave; Sc, oper
CoL Z ED 8HNA SUNDAY I'M Az" 1-e-
down down Attractive 4-bedrm. brick {:
kitchens). garage. oil h.-w.h:; excel
sHERTzER, RE: a2Ol, 81 7747
COLORED--6o8 G ST. s.E:-vacant
apis, q .9o9 cash VII handle
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HARDWOOD
1921 Thornwood rd. A home to be
proud Of. This 3-bedrm.. 40-ft.
rambler is complete In every detail;
entrance hall, liv.'fm. with picture
window overlooking patio and out
door barbecue; large kit. with table
space; storage attic. full bsmt..
toilet, gas h.-w.h.
PRICED ONLY $4,000
To reach: Wisconsin ave. to Cedar
lane, follow arrow signs.
THOMPSON & GRAY
81. 610o. Realtors. Open 9 till 9.
RK. OK. FOREST RAMBLER
$500 cash down. Beautifully 10
Gated on lge. high lot, less than 2
yrs. old, 8 bedrms.. living rfn.. din
ing rm., rec. rn.; all-elec. kit,
wall-to-wall carpet. storm windows,
screened porch. Call OWNER, AT.
540s or 81. O374. 10
ROCK CREEK PALISADES
New 3-bedrm. trend-reversing homes.
mo Model home open It'll dark.
sington. turn left first street past
flrehouse. Concord ST., left again
on Lawrence ave. to model home.
Standard Properties, Inc.
tn EAAQA in
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$21,950
HILLCREST AREA

3425 HOLLYWOOD DIR. Sc.
OPEN SUNDAY, Q TO g.
Detached center-hall brick; outstand-
ing value on today's market; LIST
floor has living room with fireplace
and mirror, dining room, den. kit
has 2 large bedrooms with bath and
bath. basement with recreation
room. toilet. laundry trays, gas
hot-water heat. slate roof, screens,
insulated. Directions: Across
PennsylVania ave. Bridge &C.. con-
past Branch ave. to Carpenter st.,
left on Carpenter st. to Highwood
dr., right to open" sign.
Frederick A. Blumer Co.
6l7 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc,
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''OL,NEY

new rambler for only S14,-
$50 Det. brick with 3 bedrns.,
tile bath, de luxe kit, on large level
Reasonable cash and terms to re-
sponsible purchaser. Call ME. 1143
until 8 pm. ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Rea1knr
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BETHESDA

HARDWOOD RAMBLER
For the discriminating fine home
shonner We offer q spacious rambler
that welcomes comparison. The beau
tiful wooded lot sets on 3 home
featuring 3 bedrms.. with lge. slid
ing door closets. lge. nv. din. Lm;
wall, The kit. Is woman's dream
Of spacious, well-arranged cabinets.
pantry, glass-doof oven. the last
word in q 2-dr. GE fefgr.. and nook
fhe size 81 the high-ceilinged bsmt.
From the dogWood in the. co.,. to
the extra refgr. In the bS1nt.. this
home spalls distinctive value. Open
Sun. till dark. 1870 Roxnury or
Drive out. Conn. ave-, left on Saul
rd., directly into Roxhury DR..
HIGGINS q HARRISON
Realtor 10. $4,000
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OPEN SUNDAY

.3432 TEXAS AVE.
Half block of Pa. ave.-A lovely ter
raced home; 2 bedrooms, IA baths;
living room with fireplace, dining
room; equipped kitchen; attach.
garage; screened porch. Priced 70
sell HILLCREST REALTY CO., Ii.
7-404O. 10. 3-5712. 10
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oo0 WILMA ST Sc.

$50 YUMA 81. De.
OPEN SUN, / TIL DARK
lovely 3-bedroom semidet I'm corner
s sereened O porch. fuIi Ssmt, with rec :;
rm., finished; gas INV. h; owner
anxious to sell. This house must mus!
surely be seen to be appreciated:
low down payment. DlreStionSS:
ave- follow to Atlantic St. left on
block to Yuma and right to house
L. II. BOWLBY
es,e "a Ave sH. 5452.
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FOR LARGE FAMILY
Roomy place for children; Anacostta;
mr.. schools, churches, transp: and
Shopping; big frame, IL rooms on
two floors. Ia baths, YARD, fru nt
trees, garage. Price only i'S2O;
down, S4 500, bal. $S2.5O, Incl. taA
A. r. SEELYE
400 L st. NV. DI. S325 al
ar sun and Eve, RE. 234Z
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

ct Potomac Hgts.. Nd. 20
miles from the District; $500 for
owners interest, Also farms, 4 to
T. PARRAN. Indian Head SOL.
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Cleveland West Juniors

Just week away and still lots
of work to do. What? The con-
vention of course. You haven t
forgotten that it is the u and p
of this month. Clubs. we haven't
received your reservations vet.
You know it's kind OF hard to plan
a meal when you have no idea on
how many to plan for. Monday.
June 10th is the deadline- If we
don't receive. your reservation BY
then. don't be hurt if we don't
Eave food for YOU.
SaXons' lets not forget the grand
opening OF SAXON ACRES come
Sunday. Let's all go and have d
good time.
Special meeting next Monday,
June 10th. I'd like to welcome
some new members. Fred and
Jane Haller. and their brother
Henry. Keep coming down and
I'm sure you'll have fun.
Don't forget the meeting next
week. This is very important
one SO please attend.
Pat Robv, Reporter.
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DETROIT, MICHIGAN
SPECIAL NOTICE

The first picnic of the season
originally scheduled for June p
has been postponed until July 4,
1882. When YOU are asked to
serve on any of the committees
needed to make a success OF tire
affair. YOU are requested to CO.
operate.
PICNIC GROUNDS
Since no picnic is to be held on
the END OF June, all members are
requested to be on hand at that
date to assist in getting the
grounds into shape for the season.
MEETINGS
Don't forget that the meetings
will be held on the first Monday
OF the month during the summer.
SICK LIST
Brother George Schuster Sr. is
still on the sick list. From all in
dications. and knowing brother
Schuster as we do. we are certain
that this illness will be OF short
duration.
Arthur Seller, Secretary.
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CHICAGO, ILL.
SOUTH SODE SAXONS
BRANCH AZ

Another convention is over and
our delegate Mr.. Michael Baier
gave us a wonderful report.
Everyone must have had a good
time with all the, merriment that
went on.
Our Bunco- und Cardparty that
was held on May 18th was a ste
cess everyone who was there en-
Joyed themselves.
We are having our annual 4th
of July picnic at the same place
10Th and Ridgeland Ave about
6SOO west. The committee headed
by Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Baier.
Mr.. and Mrs. John and Bcrnice
Ling are planning. a good time
tor everyone. and hope everyone
that can make it will come.
There will be races for both
children and adults so why not
come out and see if you can still
run or see if you can pound a nail
all the way down in 3 or 4 swings,
OF course for the women there
will be Bunco. SO let's all cele-
brate the 4th of July together.
| received thank you card
IRON Michael Grail for his Easter
gift Branch AZ gave hiT for he
was one of our 3 serviccSmen.
Katherine Sterling Hager one
OF our members had a baby boy
I pounds ll12 ounces on the END
OF May. Mother and baby are
both doing fine.
! hope it is as hot on tn 4th OF
July AS it is here in Chicago to-
day. SO we can all have good
time at the picnic.
Margaret Dickinson, Sec
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begins with the landing of the

begins with the landing of the
SaxonS.
They were called upon to help
restore law and order. They did
that, and more. They took over
lock and stock and created four
Saxon kingdoms. With the Ang-
los who followed them to the
Isle, they gave birth to the Ang-
lo-Saxon race.
The first democratic form of
government in the world, was
established in Pennsylvania.
That is one heritage that makes
the Saxons the good American
citizens they are. We have an
understanding of the value of
freedom, and a love for the DEM
ocratic way of life that we will
defend at any time, at any price.
A good American never denies
his heritage, and many are the
reasons why we can say with
pride, II am a Transylvanian
Saxon"
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Die Stadt der
erIoschenen Augen

Siltcptic. -- Giseutiib lit I'll.
tepec mad, europdilhel 8esri'ien
feine Staot, ionScru ein grobes Icri.
Ga es ober bod in Sen BERGEN Der
meritaniideu Brooln5 EMarraca
liegt uno BON cinigen tauieno Snoics
helpobnt miro, perSient cs ben Na.
men. Sn faum 50 iennerlo'er Sdu'
iern aus 9ebm hauien Die Girgebp'
reucn, beren aiuoerreid)ti,m int ein'
,iser Reidtum lit, benn in Si!tepec
idnoe feiu Iiab ettpas. slubersem, 1T
es iiir eincn ,2ouSircmocu uid,f u,'
seiobrlif. cbne S6us b;eie Sieo.
lung al betreten. bic Menihen Iino
mibtrauiid, ecpalttdtis ,no .-
Blind.
5i(tcpec iteIlt ein aurioium Sar.
@er INNER in oeu elenoen 9iitten
ser vStaot" aebcren murbe. wor
hlinb oSer perlcr in ben eriten Sc.
benstaeen oas Nusenlid,t. Manner.
Jrauen lulo ainSer iaiten iih nit
blutunterlau'cnen. eitriaen. Iecren
sluaenboblen blrd, Die ein.ise S.ro.
be oes Cries. @er einen l1reeren
sSeg bat. l,lmmt Steine nit, Die ct
in repelmdBiscn abi1anoen nicbcr.
leat. Sic hieneu ais Sricnticrung
iiir Sen Seinfcbrenoel, n5 es lit
cln erif'iitternoes, grauenpolles glib,
nit onslicbelL wic Bic bliuocn Sn.
bios 'ih uou Stcin 81 Steiu taite,,,
Inn picoer III Die @obuboble 3u i'm.
Sen.
"a Bic Snbics ;yreunSe itlrti.er
oIto5pliifer 8etranfe iiub. bad3te
mau Dorerit al GrblinSuug hurd
McthplalfobOl. Man ,luteril,d,te sic
8etrdute. faub aber yid,t bieien ae.
iGbrliheu Sto'I. 8otaniter luo. @e.
oloaen prii'icn Die 1lora ,mb bas
8eltein, Grbprpben muroen analp.
'tert - Oeraeblid,. lfifrobeniGger
iudten nad) WInjlsen 0ebepeien in
ben cltriaen slu5enboblen Der Wlen.
iden, Nlut,mteriubunsen ,puroen
ppracnonnleu, boh Die 8eibel Ser
BllnSenitaot bielt iiG b!sber Der,
bpraen.
SanoTcnloe, Sic lid, lonser in benz
Srt anibalten. ieioen ali Sebbehin-
Serin'sel ltnb StOrlulseu. SeOe ioujt
tuirfiane mcoifamcnt0ie 9ebanS.
lung periast il, 2iltepec beu 0ienit
lllN Griulo. Nun meroeu alnerita,i.
= ldcn !u,o enallite auSenipeJialiitcn
III Den Versort Ser Yrouiuj Guarsaca
rellen, nm elueiL lesten Yerlud) All
interncbmen. Sic luoucn j. y. Re.l.
gebprenc, ,penise Wtiuutc,l, Mad,oelu
lie oen ltutterleib perlaiiem ba5en.
per TIugSeu9 nad, slmerifa brjn9en.
Inn Die Staoicn Des Grblinoens in
ben noocruiten aiiuifc,, ltuoieren
! Su fonnen, auBeroeln miro man Mei.
benunterludlinsen oeS ll,unrli6en
Sdmens lnh hes Nlutes Sf)uanae.
rer onrdfiibren. Ias Hrosramm Der
Grpeoitipn lit groB uno Die Nerate
baben lid, porgenonlmel,, 1ittepcc
l'iht ebcr su uerlaiien, big oas &c.
belrnis Scr Stabt Der erloinenen
Nuecn 1cliiitet lit. :.~. ~
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mittee on Foreign Affairs. Most OF
the cuts held. The net result is one
and half billion dollars less than
the Administration requested.
Incidentally, it was pretty gen.
orally agreed in both Houses that
the suggested grants benefitting
both the Arab and Israeli peoples
should be made available at this
time to strengthen the economic
structure Of the Near and Middle
East.
T OBBYING. Three hundred or
~ ganizations are SO far on rec
ord with the Clerk of the House as
having spent time or money or both
influencing legislation during 1851.
The registration figures. not yet
complete, show that there are four
agents" OF various interests on the
Hill for every Member Of the House
and Senate!
Voters reading that total expen-
ditures OF lobbyists were listed. at
more than 80 million win be inter-
ested to know how their represents
atives react to the lobbies. From
my own experience some lobbies
have q very real value in getting
opinions to the Congress. It Is when
the pressure groups only take the
trouble to contact the Membership
and nothing is heard from indi-
vidual citizens that We run the
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all the friends of Sarah Weirick.
and there are many of them,
brought delicious things for all,
in order to make the event gay
and successful one. The Weiricks
are all very happy and anticipate
the new arrival with the hopes
that it will be Ir., but don't let
it worry you, Dorothy: were
very sure that be it a Junior or a
Miss, they will love both OF you
as ever. SO good luck, my dear,
and we'll hope to see you soon,
with your little bundle from
heaven. And to the grandparents,
| would say: | wish that they
would have twins.
Susan Schuller.
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
RUMMAGE SALE

CALLING ALL B a X G A y
lNTERS :. come out to 5l5O
West 10th Street, where Susie
& John Schneider have set up
headquarters in their big garage
ior the annual Rummage Sale
held by the Agenda Club of
Teutsch Ev. Lutheran Church.
Beginning Friday night June 10Th
at ! 90 p. IN. aud all day Saturday
June 2lst You will find plenty Of
bargains and nice things too. For
more donations to the sale please
call Mrs. Susie Schneider evenings
at CL 1-99lS or Mrs. Marie Sperie
at IL 5-2OlO and it will be picked
up.
- @
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Martin Rehner who was the
English speaker Friday evening,
May 80, at the 50th Anniversa-
ries of the Central Verband and
Branch 4, had this to say to the
younger element:
Madam President, Grand Of
ficers. Distinguished Guests,
members of our organization,
Friends:
l deem it a great honor and
a rare privilege to address you
at this 50th Anniversary of our
ladies lodge or Mutual Aid So
ciety. | do not know anyone
that could appreciate this oppor-
tunity more than | do. | assume
t h G arrangement committee
knew that and they also knew
that | would not take more than
ten or fifteen minutes time for
this part of the program.
| know you do not expect
detailed review of our fifty
years of progress. But you do
expect constructive suggestions
for our future existence as Ma
tionality Group, or as a group of
people with a remarkable his
tory. We can learn lot from
the past, that will guide us in
the future. We cannot afford
to live only in the past, how
ever
The record these honorable
ladies have established as lead
ers is outstanding, compared
with that of any organization
of its kind. They not only lived
up to their obligation to give
aid and relief, they cultivated
warm friendship among their
members. After a quiet. or ex-
citing meeting, they are enter
tanned with games, refresh
ments are served. They all en-
JOY this social gathering. It
brings little Sunshine Happi-
ness, creates good fellowship,
especially to the older members
We can be justly proud of our
Ladies Lodge.
But here as in other lodges,
our young members do not at
tend lodge meetings very often.
They do not enjoy our arguing
at length over non-essentials,
over meaningless details. as they
call them. That leads us to be-
lleve or fear they are drifting
away from us. If true, it would
make us very unhappy, because
We live not only to enjoy life
by ourselves, we live for our
children, and are willing to do
everything to make them happy;
but in our desperate effort to
succeed, We sometimes offer
them pills for their ills, that to
them seem too big to swallow,
SO they turn their. heads and
Will not take the pills.
Now is that good or bad? It's
good and it is natural. And as
one philosopher in the past put
it, What is natural is right"
Just think of what we did at
their age. Many of us left home,
never to return. Now was that
good or bad? 1t was good, be-
cause we came to the most glor-
ious free country in the world,
and we are all very grateful for
the opportunities we found here.
We are very fortunate to be
living in a country where you
can meet and celebrate to your
hearts content. To millions Of
people in the Goddess part Of
the world. this privilege is de-
MED, and that includes our
birthplace, Pennsylvania. We
are living in a fast changing
world. The changes are so COM
plete and many, that we cannot
understand or believe them.
We call this the Atomic Age.
We discover new powers. We
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-06-12
y. S. Mediziner koennen
nun in Wien studieren

@ien. - Gic cinit beriibmie me-
bisinlld)e Tfutot ser @lener llntuer.
iitGt lit Wirber amerifauiiheu Ner;.
ten sUsunglidl. bic bier ibr Shlbi!,m
ergGljcu mollen. Sir Nnlerifuuer
mar ous Stuoium Ser MeSi,in bier
beriNloIien. icitNem Sei,erreib burd
Sen Ginmarid, Siilers I'M Sabre
1888 bem Gelltihcn Heid) einoer.
lcibt nur0c
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CANTON. OHIO
JUNIOR SAXONS

New officers were installed
Tuesday, June 3rd by Mike Depp-
ner. Large crowd was on hand to
witness the important occasion.
Meeting Sunday June Is, at
, 90 p. III. for Branches IA and II.
This is the last Sunday meeting
for some time. During the sum-
mer months the meetings will be
held OH the third Saturday at s
o'clock in the evening.
Branches II and II are having
a picnic ior the kiddies June 10Th
at Loehr's Ranch on the Middle
branch Road. Everything free for
the kids, games and other fun.
Let's see everyone out there and
have a swell time.
George Mcclellan.
Ser Starte fam fallen, aber er
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Siebenbuerger Saehsen Saengerbund
Won Nord- -Amerika
ATTENTION, ALL SAENeERBUNDs AND MEMBERS!

Send the names of your dele
gates to me in plenty of time,
please. Also discuss intention Of
the Saengeriest for 1888.
Thanking YOU in advance l re-
main with Saengergruss
Minnie Schenker, Secretary,
7l6 +. Reynolds ST., n. c., Pa.
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CLEVELAND WEST
BRANCH 4
PICNIC

Put big circle around July IS,
for that is the big day - Your
Day for Fun at the Westside
Sachsenteim picnic.
This is a picnic for everyone,
Young and old. You are all
cordially invited, so bring your
friends and come along.
1t will again be held at Poll
mans Grove, 1850 York Road.
Games, prizes. food, and fun, SO
plan to spend the day at your
Sachsenheim picnic for 1852.
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CHICAGO, Ill.

A baby shower was held on the
twenty-seventh of May for Doro-
thy Weirick. who is expecting her
baby very soon. A large number
of people gathered in the hall to
make the shower a success, and
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,pirtr,na pIlreno ocr &onpcntions'

taae. -,
Aatberine Martini, isclis sEralioet,.
TIM BON, Gaitoebeuben 2,ucia 4 ees
serbauocs. bontte oeu lclcautct1
lno 0Gltcn fir Die Ueo,.ln. be
wGbrenc Der ,,pci iSeittaae Ne;eiat
ipurpc. Sic betonte, ook lie pcr'ltht
babcn. bos @cite su tlln, inn cs dr1'
Nenel,m iiir olle I'll madden.
Nruoer @rcbs GrGiibent Saltbes
fiinpiate S6luR Der aonpenticn an
unn NIT Ginger, bet 2ieber .Wp
Gom,trn this pi tbce"" ln,o vSh
bin ein Sad,s" fan, bic 40. Sahres,
fpnpentiun sum slhid,luH. 80
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danger Of becoming a government
OF special interests rather than the
representative Republic We were set
up to be. Indifference and apathy
are very real enemies of freedom.
A ERICA INSTITUTE IN PARIS.
"A Answering q demand among
American students in Paris, the
French government last year set up
unique institute for the study Of
African problems, which begins its
second academic year on November
l, 1852.
The one year course it offers is
primarily for advanced students,
with college degree and sound
working knowledge of French.
Shorter special courses are possible
for those In business, and econom-
les. as well as for technicians and
missionaries whose work will be in
Africa.
Tuition fees for the academic
year are $4,000 francs less than
s45). Several fellowxhips are OF
fered to specially qualified students
covering tuition and monthly
stipend OF $4,000 francs. Should you
be interested, you can secure fur
ther information by writing to the
Cultural Services Of the French
Embassy. attention Mr.. Pierre
Guedenet. 934 Fifth Avenue, New
York 81, New York.
MATER POLLUTION. The latest
w move in Congress to stop the
shameful pollution of our streams
and lakes was the bill passed by
the House last week to extend ex-
isting Federal measures for another
three years. For those Of US who
are deeply interested in the pene-
fits to our nations health, and 70
industry from vigorous anti pol.
luton program there Is . long road
still to be travelled. The present
program calls for Federal grants to
the States. But only q small frac-
ton Of the funds authorized. have
actually been appropriated. Ohio's
Environmental Health Center -
one of the few steps taken 50 far.
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one Gay, q re-
m a r K a b e job
W h ! c h cleared
the whole pro-
gram for final
a c on late in
the week. Once
again the House
members carried
most of their
points and Sc
cured the lnser-
ton of language
which had re-
suited from long
elaboration by
xk "~> 49,
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Now is the time to think about
voting for your delegates for the
convention
Place: Cleveland East Sachsen-
helm.
Host: Ostseit e Liedertafel,
Gemischter Chor.
Time: August 3lst and Sep
tember 1st 1852.