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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-27
MISSIONARY SOCIETY


The Women's Missionary Soci-
ETY. of st. Johns Lutheran Church
will meet Wednesday afternoon,
April 1st, at 2 o'clock in the
church basement.
Mrs. Anna Davids, chairman of
India Women's Work will conduct
the devotions. After the presenta-
ton of the Missionary topic for
the month, Mrs. John Lorentzen
will sing a solo, "Telegu Indian
Song" Mrs. John Braun will con-
duct a magazine quiz.
Hostesses for the meeting will
be Mrs. Carl Burget, chairman,
Mrs. Carrie Black, Mrs. August
Boysen, Mrs. Jack Burkett, Mrs.
John Braun, Mrs. Inez Bredbeck,
Mrs. Fred Brindley, and Mrs. How
ard Brokate.
Mrs. George Wenger entertain
ed her Contract club Tuesday eve
ming. Prize winners were Mrs.
William Wolfe, Sr., and Mrs. Cliff
ford Berkebile. Mrs. A. T. En-
NETT was a substitute player.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-27
BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. c. w. Kuckert, Sand Road,
entertained the members of her
contract bridge club Monday eve-
ming. First prize was awarded to
Mrs. A. T. Emmett and second to
Mrs. Joseph Evers. A dessert was
served at the close of the evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lambert,
Danbury Township, are an
nouncing the engagement of
their daughter, Elaine Evelyn.
TO Emmett Mackey, son of Mrs.
Clarence Weaver, Fremont, Ohio
Miss Lambert is graduate
Of Lakeside High School and is
presently employed at Erie
Ordnance Depot. Her fiance
graduated from Fremont Ross
and also is employed at Erie
Ordnance Depot.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-27
BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. Glenn Chairman entertain
ed her bridge club last Thursday
evening. Prizes were won bv Mrs.
Kenneth Gluth and Mrs. Warren
McDougall. Mrs. Burnell Gates
will entertain the club at its next
meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-27
MEETING OF PORT
CLINTON WOMEN'S
REPUBLICAN CLUB

Mrs. Willett Pettibone, Harrison
Street, was hostess to a meeting
of the Port Clinton Women's Re-
publican Club on Tuesday eve-
ming, with 20 in attendance.
Announcement was made that
the spring meeting of the County
Women's Republican Club will
meet on April 7 at the K. of P.
Hall, Port Clinton, for $50 pot
luck supper.
The next meeting of the Port
Clinton club will be on April %.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-27

Klingbiel Florists Easter Special
Exotic Orchid Corsage only
S4.98. Call 3o4l now.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-27
EScALAToR CLASS MEETS

Eleven members Of the EScaIa-
tor Class of Trinity Methodist
Church met Monday evening at
the home of Mrs. Robert Heinsen.
Rev. L. G. Miller spoke to the
group on the Ohio Sesquicenten-
MEL and particularly about Ohio
Indians and the early settlement
of central Ohio
A delicious lunch was served at
the close of the evening. The next
meeting will be on April 20 at
the home of Mrs. Rodney Gran
staff.
, 1953-10-29
PUBLIC AUCTION

hAt the request of ALMERIC L. CHRISTIAN, Esq, at
torney for and on behalf Of THE NEW ST. cROK. SAVINGS
plaintiff II a certain action to foreclose mortgage,
and pursuant to an Order Of the District Court dated the
Sd day of October, 1853. the Yendue Director will sell at pub
lie auction
sA& ##N#E 4HsU9# e4E Is - hs 1867 So
Property No. Is King Cross Street. Christiansted
thu. property against which the action Of foreclosure is
brought, onas ! aeaA l1
We November %, 1858, at 23O pm.
lat the Poict Court Room, in Christiansted.
The conditions of the auction will be read at the time
of the sale. ..., .....-,..
The vendue Directors Office, chrisiansted, St. croix,
the 18th day Of October, 1858,
WILLIAM F. MooRHEAD
Fee $500
Say Two Dollars D l
Nv. F. M.
, 1953-10-29
D MARIS


technically freed Leguillou
from imprisonment under the
conviction which has now
been declared a nullity he
sifhas authorized his continued
retention to answer to the
murder charge filed against
him on April |, 1949.
The fact that Leguillou may
be tried again for the same
offense is not double jeopardy
by a void judgement of con-
viction and that upon his dis
charge Hereunder he may be
rearrested and prosecuted.
Shortly after Judge Maris'
opinion was received District
Attorney Cyril Michael had
a bench warrant for his rear
rest and preparations are be-
ing made 70 a new trial.
, 1953-10-29
CUSTOMS NOTICE NO. 1853
TIME LIMIT FOR ENTRY OF MERCHANDISE

With reference to paragraph 4 Of the Ordinance Of Aug
ust g, 1914 which requires that a receiver of merchandise
to be landed shall make entry at the Custom House either
for duty, for bonding pr for further report not later than
five % days Sundays and holidays excepted after the ar
rival Of the vessel (he day Of arrival included, the public
is hereby notified that this requirement will be strictly en-
forced at all ports Of entry in the Virgin Islands ofthe United
States as from October 20, 1858.
Naccordance with standing instructions, any merchand-
Use which isnot entered within the prescribed limit shall be
liable to a penalty Of forty 40) cents per. entry for each day
the entry is late but no penalty shall be more than Twenty
dollars ($2O)
, 1953-10-29
THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
Of THE UNITED STATES
DIVISION OF ST. CROIX AT CHRISTIANSTED
In the matter of the Estate Of
HENRIETTA E. JENSEN and sf
FRANCES "A. FINLAY, deceased Porbate No. Z : 1875
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT

], Alnerc Z. Christian, Executor Of the above entitled es-
tate, pursuant to an Order Of the District Court dated the 10th
day Of October, 1853. do hereby give notice to all interested
parties to appear at the Court House Of the said Court in
Christiansted on the 9TH day Of December, 1853, at 1000
o'clock am, to file any objections if any they have. at the
hearing on Final Account Of said estate.
First publication made this 22nd day Of October, 1858,
a. .. HeAt
Almeric 4. Christian
ut. Executorn 1
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-12-05

uUith arlene budget
u.
cHRIsTMAc COOKIES CHRISTMAS COOKIES
Children love them They make wonderful gifts small friends
pcked darnng frosing
help give
additional ov he season
SUGAR COOKIES FOR DECORATING
1 cup shortening eggs
So flour
H3 milk teaspoons baking powder
together vanilla milk to bea
eggs alternately dry ingredients
sted together n refrigerator
lightly a
remaining refrigerator
stockings until
together
decay 100 cookies
icing bits
of candied fr,dt
ns cup a teaspoon salt
whites l teaspoon vanilla
u of tartar
the double boiler Beat
with rotary thoroughly boiling water
until it holds peak Re-
move from fire and add vanilla
spread
TO DECORATE COOKIES
Separate osng portions the icing
green the trunks
unfrosted Sprinkle decorations Frost
the men red leaving Trim with white icing
with balls buttons Paint faces
with fine onthpck stockings red with white
tees and trimmed with nuts
ard berries and green
leaves stars any sprinked with cood sugar
q BARS
.
cuns of brown candied fruit peel or l cup
eun evaporated milk gumdrops omit icorice)
t.asnoon salt . cup chopped nuts
4 baking powder = cup currahs
| cinnamon
Bake $50 degrees
for $3.50 minutes squares Make $3.50 squares
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-12-05

Kyosuke Fujioka Tom Tanaka, Roy
Tanagi Richard Bogue. Rick Tana-
gi Harry Ota, Paul Aburano. Percy
Porter, s. Ota, I Yasui and Laurel
Justice the Misses Mary and Sachi
Takeuchi.
Those unable to attend but who
sent gifts were the Mesdames John
Fujimura Eddie Shimomura and
Meta Peterson.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-12-05
q BRIDAL SHOWER

Miss Pansy Yasui. bride-elect OF
Mr. Harold Yamagata of Chula Wis
ia, Calf was honored at bridal
shower on Sunday. Nov. 20. in the
home of Mrs. J. S Tsukuno Hos
tesses besides Mrs Tsukuno were
Miss Ella Ota and Mrs Sayo Kuma-
saka.
Guests included the Mesdames
Evening star., 1953-09-15
| Political PoW-Wows
On TeIeyision Seen
Future Campaign Key

Political leaders may yet get
together for talk-if not agree
ment-by turning to television
instead of travelling all over the
country for party pow-wows.
That is an opinion of Ken
meth w. Fry, former radio TV
director for the Democratic Ma
tional Committee. And it got a
bipartisan nod yesterday from
Edward w. Ingle, who held a
similar position with the Repub-
lican National Committee.
"Television's Potential in Pol
itics" was Mr.. Fry's topic at a
meeting of the Washington
branch of the American Public
Relations Association at the
Burlington Hotel. Mr.. Ingle,
present as a guest, rose above
all party lines. With a nod this
time from Mr.. Fry, he said both
party organizations last year
could have saved a lot of money
on TV campaign programs if
they had listened more to experts
on TV than to "advice givers."
Campaigns to Cost More.
Both speakers agreed that TV
coverage of national campaigns
from now on is going to cost a
lot more, if only because of pub
lie demand and the spread of TV
stations and facilities. Some
thing might have to be done
about present laws restricting
campaign spending, by national
committees, Mr.. Fry remarked.
Mr.. Fry, who headed the
Voice of America several years
ago, made il clear that national
party conventions, regional con-
ferences such as the Democratic
gathering in Chicago this week.
and personal campaign appear
anceS OF presidential candidates
are here to stay.
He envisioned, however, a
major Development whereby
leaders as well as candidates will
be able to stay more in their re-
spective sections. There, he said
they will see each other and talk
over party problems by TV closed
circuit arrangements OCCASION
ally in off-years and to some
extent in presidential election
campaigns.
Still Rigid Medium.
Mr.. Fry-who leaves soon for
North Carolina to operate a
radio enterprise-declared that
more people last year knew
what was going on than in any
other campaign in history" be-
cause of TV.
He nevertheless cited many
obstacles because TV is still a
rigid medium"
TV enthusiasts also must be on
guard against supposing they
can tear a convention apart and
make it what they think a con-
vention ought to be on TV."
Still another warning that Mr..
Fry as we'll as Mr.. Ingle gave was
against "saturating" the TV and
radio waves with political
speeches during the latter days
of a campaign.
Evening star., 1953-09-15
Typewriter Exports

Heavy typewriter exports are
reported by Western Germany,
but adding and calculating ma
chine producers are meeting in
creased competition for foreign
markets.
Evening star., 1953-09-15

\ Building . also Chevy Chase
nd some varieties at Alexandria
100, 7.5o
|. Mrs. R. O. Bnckhouse. ivory white
perionth
2 King Alfred, rich golden yellow
3. Mrs. {. H. KreIoee, creamy white
4. Victoria, yellow
5. lnoIesconbe, canary yellow
s. Golden Harvest, golden yellow
7. Texas, pale yellow with orange
petals
8. Lourens Koster, white perionth
with deep yellow cup
9. CheerfuIness, white with center Of
white and yellow
10. Actoeo, white Perionth, scarlet eye
Noreissus: II for Its
!. Beershebo, pure white
DoffodiI Mixture:
Bag Of so bulbs, z.4e
croeus: IL for see; 100. 2.ss
!. yellow
Z. Blue
3. Purple
4. Striped
5. White
Muscori (Grope Hyacinth) +: heavenly
blue: II for 39e; 100, z.oS
camponuIoto: blue, pink, white: u
for 3se; 100, 2.9S
Sibirieo: IL for 3ee; 100, 2.eS
Single Snowdrop: II for 3se; 100, 2.9S
Croeus Mixture:
Bag Of 100 bulbs, 2.9S
n
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-09-17
Kriegssefansenen-
Cedenkwoche
i'm Oktobet

Goppinsen. - Die 9ricessc,
iauncncn=@eSenfpobe niro int bielen
ssabr in ser 9unbesrepublif pum 10.
bis %. Sttober bcsanacu. Sic ioa
Sas hel,tihe Golf unS Oie 8elt al,I
SaS hartc Sdidial ser fricasgeiangc.
ncn Icutiben bin,pciler,. sic iett -
adt Sabre nad) Sen aricg - ilnrcr
uob in auberen SGrOcrn ieit9ebaltc'i
perocn.
ySie sic .Seimfehrer", bas Organ
Scs Seimfebrerperbanbes, in ieiner
Scptcmbcr-M r-Musaabe bcridtct, pirb
Ser aonersB lcs Gerbauocs ser
Scimfebrer bonn II. bis Is. Sftobcr
in Bonn scr sluitaft ser GcOenfpo-
Ge icill.
3ie Gcranitaltunscn Ser Gcocnf=
modic ,pcroen oui sic tirdlid)en Se=
berticiern abgeitimmt. slm %. Otto
Der lperSen sic Gloden gum 8etet
iiir sic 8riessgeianeenen ldlten.
SSm pergangenen Sssabr pllrSe 81,
arieasaeiangenen-@ -@cbenfwobc sllnl
eritenmaI in ser @unbesrepublif be-
aon5cn. g,nloesprdiioent Yroieiior
Sbeobor SeuB leitctc iic nit eil.er
Nlnbil,ntaniprad,e cin. Ger 8unoes.
tag ,iuo Sic 21nScrparlamcnte &c.
Sadten Scr Gricesscianaencn III Son=
beriitunacn. Ercu Guuogebllnacll.
TerfehrSitiac. Shlpeiecn,iiridlc unn
MabnTcuer crinncrtcn al Sic INNER
nod, niht beilngefebrten 9eutiGcil.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-09-17
SchIuerfen - nicht trinken
Elm Loblied dem tverkisehen Koffee.

neu ,pie oidcn Sirup. Beim eriten
1abdeu crsost bid iein BobIse.
idmad, oas 3meitc Tdbhen madt Sib
sum Ybiloiopben. Du ertennit Die
@eisbeit Nnabs, Su periobnlt oid)
nit SEN ltnbilocn ser @elt. Die glii.
ten ouiten itGrfer. Sic Come id)eint
beQer, @iloe tpaltet in Sir. uno oa
uirit nitt NIT &aiian Soriiber itrei.
ten, pb Samioas Mueen oie Gorm
ser Mtanoeln baben, ooer Muiialfas
Stirn bIeid) pie ser Marmor lit. uno
oie GeidGite nit Smar,oe Dir ben
@iirtel fir fiinisie Gradmen onbie.
tet, Ser ood nur slpansig tuert 1T.
,peroen at Sciner l,no ieiner Sufrie.
oenbeit NIT breibig 9rabmen obge.
iHloiicn tperoen.
9s,,r. Of 0reuuS. 9eit mubt ou ha-
ben! Cine bolbe Stunoe tpenigltens.
&ait bu lie nid)t, oann gebe lieber
1T eiler ser mooernen &afieebduier.
lno trinfe einen Gspreiio pOer einen
9test ser oeine llnrube ,,no oeine Salt
itciaert. 0eine Geid,Gite orinaen2
Irmer sSreunb, Ser bu Did bon Del.
ncn @eihGitcn I'm sen @euub oes Sc.
bcns brineen nno Sein Scrj Suid)on,
sen mahen l1bt! 50 ;uid,anbcn. Dob
ibm aud, aaiiee Sal nidt mcbr BEL
icu fann!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-09-17

lit nur cine notiirlide Gcrion, alio
Ser, Gin5elseidabigte. Scr Nntras
aui 6eititeaung faun alio MIR Ser
ieniae iteuen, Ser 1. slpril 1852 bas
ucrlorcne Gern0aen beiGben bate.
Sieie Gerion beibt I'M Geies" ser lln=
mittelbar 8eihGbigtc." Sat ser i,n=
mittelbar Geidiioiete noh ser Ser
trcibuns am f. Mpril 1852 eelebt,
lit er aleifjeitie slntraesterehtiater
0or Ser lnmitteIbar @eihGbiste na6
ser Sertreibuns biz sum 81. Mai
1852 rcritorben, iinb bieicnieen Ger.
iolcu, Sic al oieient Sage Grben mo-.
rcll, ontraesberchtiet. &orausiesluns
lit, bob cs iid l,nt folgenoe Gr=
ben banoclt: Gbeeatten, cbcIide &in=
Ser. StieifinSer. at ainoseitatt
Ginoer, icrner Mbs
fjunlinae 'oieier Gltern. SrobeItcru,
Gort!tcrn, Sticieltern, uoa= ,no balb.
biirtiee Geihuiltcr oSer Seren slb.
f0nlnllingc critcn 8raSes. Sit ser l,l1-
Gcid,doiatc nah Scm 1.
apriI 1852 ucritcrbcn. trctcn at ici=
ne Stcac sic acicsliden Grbcr.
McbrBeitscigcntnm -- Grb9cmcins
id)aitcn
Sit Gin Grbtcil Dor ser Scrtrei6una
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-09-17
Das muss der MeueinWanderer ueber
den Deutschen lastenausgIeich wissen!

Gas 2eio ser Gertreibl,ng uno ocr
8erluit Ser &eilnat. sic Gualen ser
Dombennddte uno Ser Shmer; iiber
ben Nerluit Iieber Mnseborigeu iul.
len ourb Sas 8. II. g. '8eict bon,
1. Mpril 1852 i,t ectpiiier Iorm ee.
hilbert ,peroen. 2eiocr funn mar
aber sic SdGoen bon Miaioneu bon
Mcnihen nur ieititellen penn Sic
8eiddOiste, Trageboaen ausiiiqen.
Die NusiiiIluns Der SbaoensieititeI=
Iunesantrdse itelt Sic @ei6Goistcn
por Elm idpierises GrobIenr. ndmIid,
Der ridtisen nno genal,en 9eabtune
Der 8orihriitpn.
Sic ShaSensfeltitelll,ug bat SEN
Sued, lluterlasen fiir sic 9urihiib.
rl,na Ser Gutiddoisung im 9aeitn,
auseleid) feit5uleaen. Seber, ser ici.
men Observation-Disclosures ab.
eibt. er.uirbt Safei ieood) nod feiu
&cdt aui feline Gntidaoial,ng. oieies
&ed,t er,pid)it ibm crit nod ser Sha.
nensieitltelllng.
Wclhe ShGccn ,uerocn nun feit1c-
itcQt?
neutrality-suspicious. GricesihI
ben uuo SitidGoeu. - Gin Gertrei=
buussihaben lit eiu Shaoen. ser ei>
nem Gertriebcnen in bemieuieen Sc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-09-17

eirgetreten uno iino mebrcre grben,
muB ieOer grbe cinen Mntraa itcllen.
Sit ciu @eihdoigter mad, ser Ser
trei6,tne ecitorbcn uno lino mcbrcre
Grber, faun nur Gin gntrag geitellt
tpcr0en.
Gs bcitcbcu s(usuabmen I'M Safe
scr nadtraslibeu Iusiieolung ser
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pocr BEL
SpGtheimfcbrern. sseoer lnmittcl=
car geid,doiste muB eincn Saupt.
antraa (,tpeiiah) ousfiiueu. Sc nad)=
Sem CT nod Grunopcrmoaen, 8e-
triebspermosen oocr IanS ,mo forlt.
nirtldoitlies GcrmGaen perloren bat,
iinS nod, beionoere Yei6liitter ous;ll=
iiiuen. Sober rnmittelbar @eidldbiste
lnub iiir jeoen Shaoen eineu Mntroa
ausiiiaen! 3. g. iemano hdtte orei
SGuier: CT nub brei geiblGtter
v@runouern0eer" alsfiillen.
8id)tis! Cine ell,suaDmc beitebt
MIR bel Sausrotsihaoen. @ei eiuen
Gbcpcr, Scm ser Sousrat scmeinian
acbortc, fanu rllr cin Gbctcil slutraJ
ltcl(cr.
@cnn Bel ShaScncintritt (Gcrtrei.
6uug ooer 6lud)t) Sic Gbele,lte sllam=
mcnselebt babeu unb ser Mann ent=
rueber geiansen ober sipangstpeiie I'M
Subetenlano oocr ienIeits ser Soer.
9seiBe icitaebaltcn miro, lit bie Che
irau beredtist SEN Mntraa auf Saus=
ratsidaoen alrd, fir ibren Damn 81
itelleu. Saben gbeleute int Seitp,nft
Ser Sertreihl'ug suiammeneelebt nno
iinS nah ser Gcrtrcibung eeidieoen
worSen, fann ieSer gbe9atte eiuen
Intros fiir ieineit Sell iteqen.
MISUNDERSTANDING ipiele,, bel
Grieesiadid)aoen feline Tolle. an-
trassbered)tist lit ieOer GeidIoigte
obue Miidiid)t oaraui, no er am 81.
Gesember 1850 leinen itinbieen Nufs
entbalt bate lm6 no CT iih beute
auib1lt. 8ei 9rieesiad)ihdoen Mill
ieu hie Mntraalteller auh nibt Sic
oe:.tihe Staatsangeb0risfeit beiisen
oScr SolfsOel,tii)e aeipeien icin. SIT
Scr ,umittelbar GeidGbigte Dor bem
1. s(pril 1928 peritorbcn. 10 miiiien
feline Grben aln 81. Sejember 1850
Sic Sorausies,lugen eriiiacu.
S1egeu ,pciterer SSniormationen
wcuoe maj, iid) on bas Seutide Gcr.
iulat, 2711 Boot 9lSs., Detroit 26,
Wihigau.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-09-17
" sPoet

Dien. - 9ie .borbeugen6en"
MoBnabmen Ser rumdniid)en 8egie'
rung aur Grleidterung ser 2cbeus.
mittelperiore,,ns ieien AT ipat 9efom.
men, beridten Wren;ganger bon Der
runliniid, iuaoilamiideu 8renSe.
Nod) ibrer Sarite0ung fanl es Der.
M,icoeuen @cbieten HumGniens 81
6ineerrcpolten ser 8auernihoit, Sic.
iibcr Die acualtiam ourdaeiiibrte 8e.
idlasnabmc ibrcr lcsten Yorr1ta aui=
sebrad)t. oiici, eeeen oie 3paueSberr.
ibait rebeuiert iotpie 5ablreid)e Sol.
hoien gepliinbert ,mS 8rano eeltedt
babe. Turd 9oli3eifrGfte lei Die
rCronune" ,pieoerbereeitellt tporOen.
Die @eidlaenabme lei DO nber Ne-
sierumg beriiigt ,uoroen. Inn p6b.
reno ser gnoe Suli, Nnians Mugnit
in gnfareit itattiinoenoen "a. Welt.
iuaenoipielc", 81 oenen mcbr als 80.
600, Gdite aus nllcr Welt ermartet
murnen, oeren Ncricrallna iiherslis
iteQen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-09-17

Irei SabrSebnte iinO inS 9ano ge.
,osel, felt Iib 9raIiliens Sauptitaot
Ggperteu aus aller @elt al SEN Gai=
ieetiid) ietten I'M aii einem Sauer=
aaiieefrdnsd)en aus;uprobierer, in
lpelher 3ubereitl,nssart Ser braune
Grant am bef0mmIiblten lei. Gen
eritep Yrcis erbieIt Ser rTiirfiid)e",
momit WobammeSs 9ebauptung. er
6epabre oen Menihen uor Sdbsorn
uno id)enfe ibm sic &ube. Sic nots
wenoig lit, tint oes 2ebens frumme
@eae 81 ergriinoen, ieine 8eitdtigung
fanO.
Gin 2oblieo Sent vSiirfiiben!" Tu
fannit iiiui ooer 5cbn Saiien trinfen,
uno bod beeintr1btigen meocr Ser;'
tlopien. aopiidmcr; oOer iliesenoer
@mls bein Woblbebagen. Ssn Sir. lual=
tet bie erbabene &ube zines IN tiefen
8Glocrn perltedten Sees. Seine Su.
bereitling lit cine Gunit. Mehr nodl:
cine Scremonie. lleber bic 8ul;fob'
lenelut blinfcn bie 6inbians, Sic
lanaeeltielten fupiernen 9inndlen.
ssn ibrem ssnncru braudcn iidl inter
ser Ginpirtlng ei,er sleidn1Gbisen,
ianiten @Grinc. Gaiiec 3uder. cine
Yriie garoiteter eemalcller aidererbs
ie nno @aiier slm f0itlidIten &C.
trGnf. 2anaiom iteiat Scr Sdaum
unS Orobt iibr oelr StanS 81, al,ellcn.
ssm lesten g(uecnblid uno bod nit
Yeahtiamfeit areiit sic Sano OeS
Gaieoiis oen 9annenitiel. nno Sic
Suitenbe 6liiiiisfeit ersiebt iih idil..
meno in sic fleinen. benteaoien
DSeSpcs, sic 2aiieetaiicn.
Bilit ou einen Siirfiiden mirf=
lid genieBeu, Oann gebc nibt III oie
moSerneu ReItaurauts in Gera, iuf,c
sir zines iener, binter 8iiihen per=
itedten aaienes, Seiien geiiter Sen
Scs oui Sen aopi iest, beuor' er ont
Worgen in sic Eantoifeln fhliipit.
ltno mertc sir Sie Meeel: niht trim
fen - idIiirien mubt Ou ben Siirfi'
id,en. 2aiie i'm iiber sic 3unge rin-
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bet, aus bem CT auseepieien ipurSc
ooer geiliihtet lit Sur6 sic 8crtrci.
bllng oSer uorberaeeangene Griegs=
banoIuna cntitanoen lit. 1citseiteat
lucroen ShaOen an lanS. unS iorit-
wirtl6aitlihen gernl0ecn, at Grnno.
pcrlnogen, an 9etriebsperluoaen, on
@cgenitlnoen ser 8erui isausbiloung,
at Sousrat. at gelomertcn (auber
Saraelo) unS an anteiIsred)ten.
Ner 1T 0eimatpertriebencr?
Observation-Disclosures lit, ,per ais
oeltider Staatsanseboriser oocr
oeutiber SoIfssueeb0riscr aus Sen
8ebieten ienieits Ser Soer=gteibe 81
ME (Sdleiien, Sitpreuben. @eltpreu.
be,t granoeuburs. Eommern uiw. J
oocr Gus oen @ebieten ouberbalb ser
@rcnieu oes Seutiden &eihes. &C.
bictsitanb bont 81. Tejember 1887
(Sltoetenlano, Yroteftorat 90bmcn
uuo Mdbren Gpltsoeutihe aus In.
aarn, Suaoilatpien. 8unlGnien, 9ciia,
rabien 9ureenlanb, Meihsgou @ar.
tbclono, GitlanS, 2ettlono, eitouen
uilu.) ausaemieien wuroe ooer se=
iliId}tet lit. QlmiieSlcr iinO auf Ser
triebenc.)
User lit antraasbcrcdjtiat?
Nntraas nod, bem Geict
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Gas jdbrise stierroIten ser 2es
mofratcn bon GlWaboga County fins
ret am Sountag, sen 20. September,
I'M Guclio geadD Sarf ltatt uno be-
ginnt I'm 1 ltbr nahm. ipie ser Gor.
!isenoc bes &onlitees, Serpice 81.
reftor Gam 9aoiS, befannt ga6. Gi=
nige Sabre lang tpurSe es I'M Geat.
ga Sofe Earf ucranitaltet. @eil o6er
oiele niht 10 leibt oortbin gclaneen
fonntelL eutiblob man lid, su Dem
5ertraler gclegencu GllcliO @ead
Earf.
Ger Sauptre6ner mfrs Gountpinae.
nieur sll6crt g. 9orter icin, tpelher
oemofratiider aanoioat fiir 8iirger=
n.eiitcr lit. gr tpirO pid)tiges su iasen
bo5cn beiiislitt bes fiinitisen @obles
Ser Stabt GlepelanS, ieines Yros
granlmes ilnb ser BriinOe fir ,ueites
re quite bemofrotiide Staotpermal.
tlng. Ut miro bon 9top &. Nfiller,
oenl befannteu Geriisenoen oes Gre
flltiufolnitees ser Gem. Yartei in Gus
paboaa County uoraelteat. Sieier
miro aud, oenlpfratilhe GanSioaten
iiir Oet StaStrat unb aanoioaten iiir
aas MuuiSipalgerit}t poritclen. 8ie
iiblldj pcroen .allc bcllpfratii6en
Gountpheanlten sur SteIe iein.
Sas Stierr0iten lit zines ser oemo.
frati'bea Sauptereigniiie Dor bell
Grlnlur= llnO Souptlunblen. Wtar
lcrnt nidbt MIR Sic aanoiSaten f0n=
ncm ionoern fam einen acnuBreid,en
Harf im Sag perlcben. IS eibt ltn=
terbaltlng nnO Sans anl sbeno il,
Der Sog Cabin. SS=Mpparate, Haoios
,ino onSere eleftriihe Separate I'M
Berte bon $4,000 nerocn wcgeege.
ben. llnS man brinec auh oie Sin,
Scr NIT. iiir ipeld,e es Spiele II. Son.
tcite aibt uno ipertuolle Hreiie fir
Sic Sicser.
IS lit reihlid) Garfinagclegenbci1
| fir slutcs porbanoen. llnb wer nidlt
iohren mill. nebmc st. Glair Snlni,
bus No. 5sl obcr bcn 2afeiborc ST,
prch Omnibus 9to. 80 oireft sum
Yarf.
Seoerluann lit piafonnlcn aul
Somnta0, Oeu 20. September.
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Srier. Moiel. - SIM &egierl,usss
be;irt Trier lieet ser fleine Ort
@cibmeilcr. gtma 300 Ginpobner
Ieben in bieiem iopIliiden sSledcn.
Sic babcn gut Iaden. oenN @eiowci.
Ter bot einen grobeu @albeiit, Ser
ser Bemeinoe 10 piel 8elo einbrinat.
10 oob Sic ssabresausgaben oes &C.
mcinoebuogets bapon seoedt tperoen
fonnen. NuBeroem miro Sen 8iireern
Ses f!einen Srtes Gas 8aiier foiten.
los Sueeiiihrt, uno ieScr Sansbalt
6cfommt i'm Sabr Nun Geitmeter
BreunhcI, pors 6aus acIiefert.