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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-05
Conferees Get Bill Grontinq
Immunity to BoIky Witnesses

The problem Of granting i'm
as a means Of getting
answers from witnesses who
otherwise resort to the Fifth
Amendment was up to- House.
Senate conferees today.
Notwithstanding a 293-55
House vote for such a bill yes
terday. the problem was re-
garded as still far from solved.
Technically the House passed, in
revised form, a bill approved by
the Senate a year ago. But the
House substitute differed greatly
from the original Senate version
and aroused heated debate when
brought up under suspension Of
the rules.
The Senate might hasten final
action by concurring in the
House charges. Leaders said,
however, that the different YER
sions were almost certain to go
to conference to seek a COM
promise. Attorney General Bro
nell has requested legislation of
this kind.
The opposition vote in the
House included 81 Democrats,
three Republicans and one in
dependent. The most outspoKen
critic. Representative Celler of
New York. top-ranking Demo-
crat on the Judiciary Committee,
declared the bill was filled with
perjury traps" and could destroy
the cornerstone" of constitu-
tional projections. EIe contended
that it is not the function of
Congress to judge whether i'm
munity should be granted under
circumstances stated in the bill.
Walter Backs Bill.
But Representative Walter Of
Pennsylvania. top-ranking mi
nority member of the House
Committee on Un-American Ac-
tivitieS, Joined Representative
Heating, Democrat of New York,
sponsor Of the bill, in declaring
that the legislation was neces-
Sary to cope with an "intoler-
able situation" Mr.. Walter and
Mr.. Heating also serve on the
Judiciary Committee.
mo one can sit on the Com
mittee of Un-American Activ-
ities." Mr.. Walter told the House,
without feeling that this great
Republic certainly should be in
a position to act without a long
parade of witnesses raising friv-
olous objections and taking ref
uge in guarantees they them
selves would destroy"
Mr.. Walter complained that
the Supreme Court, in a line of
decisions in recent years, has
leaned over backwards" in cases
involving congressional commit
tee witnesses who raised one OBJ
stacle after another to hearing
procedures. The Pennsylvania
Democraat said some of these
decisions unfortunately gave
comfort" to Communists.
'Intolerable Situation"
Referring to numerous wit
nesses who refused to answer
questions about Com m unist
Party membership or associ-
atoms. Mr.. Walter added:
81 won't call them Fifth
Amendment Communists because
I don't like the person who
coined that phrase. But here we
have an intolerable situation
that has to be dealt with. And
this bill has adequate safeguards
to do it."
Representative Hyde, Repub-
lican, Of Maryland, urged adop-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-05

ton Of the substitute version.
He described it as an improve
ment over the original Senate
bill without taking away the
fundamental rights Of any wit
ness.
The House version would apply
to witnesses called to testify be-
fore congressional committees as
well as courts on matters involv-
ing treason. sabotage or other
subversive activity. Witnesses
who might otherwise invoke the
Fifth Amendment and refuse to
testify on the ground of possible
self-in C limitation could be
promised immunity from prose-
cution on a two-thirds vote of
a committee, prior notice to the
Attorney General. and approval
by a United States District
Court. In the case of witnesses
in Federal courts. the application
for immunity would be made to
a district judge by the United
States Attorney.
Senate Version.
AS passed by the Senate last
year the bill provided that in the
cases of witnesses before con-
gressional committees Congress
would have the final power over
granting Of immunity. It would
allow the House or Senate to
override a denial Of immunity by
the Attorney General in such
cases.
Another major difference be-
tween the two versions Is that
the Senate version would not be
limited to national security
cases. In any event, witnesses
thus granted immunity could
still be prosecuted If they re-
fused to answer or If they lied.
After passing the immunity
bill on a roll call, the House,
with only a few minutes of dis
cussion, shouted approval of
another bill sponsored by Mr..
Heating. The measure aims at
speeding contempt action
against witnesses who refuse to
answer congressional committee
questions appropriate to the SUBJ
ject matter under investigation.
The bill would permit an in
vestigating committee to take
such cases directly to Federal
Court and seek a contempt con-
viction. Under present law and
procedure either branch of Con-
gress can cite such witnesses for
contempt of Congress. But cita-
tions then have to be referred to
the Justice Department for pres
entation to grand iuries and
court trials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-05
Army Moneuvers
AtFort Meade to Be
Viewed onHome V
BY the Associated Press

The Army will come into your
home next week with telecast
of battle maneuvers at Fort
Meade, Md.
The military use of television,
to give field commanders a close
up view Of what their troops are
doing, has been an experimental
proect Of the Army for some
time but the operation next
Wednesday morning will be the
first which will be viewed by
commanders and the public.
Ranking Army officers and in
vited guests will assemble at
Fort Meade while troops engage
in a water-crossing exercise and
an assault on an "enemy-held"
position. Portable cameras OPP
Grated by the Signal Corps will
go with the troops.
A Commute portion Of the
program will be televised over
the National Broadcasting Co.
network beginning at II am. The
broadcast will be in color. but
regular sets will be able to re-
ceive it in black and white.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-05
Driver Gets 3 Months
For Negligent Homicide

A 41-yearyold filling station
operator yesterday was sentenced
to serve three months in jail
and pay a fine of $500, or spend
an additional three months in
Jail for negligent homicide in
traffic death.
Municipal Court Judge Frank
Myers imposed the sentence on
William w. Law of Plateau place.
Greenbelt, Md. driver Of the
automobile which struck and
killed Julian Branch, SO, colored.
Of 1928 Gales street NE. The
accident occurred January q
at West Virginia avenue and
Fenwick street NE.
Law was convicted last month
in Municipal Court.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-18
Saxon Bowling League

A successful attempt to Or
ganize a Saxon Bowling League
has been made thru a challenge
of the Saxon Veterans and the
fine cooperation of John Zeides,
President of the Alliance Saxon
Lodge. We are now proud to have
two mems teams from New
Castle. Pa. two from Alliance
Ohio. and two Saxon Veterans
teams from Cleveland, Ohio. The
league also has 4 Women Teams,
two from Alliance, and one each
from New Castle and Cleveland
The league started by Bowling,
in Alliance, Ohio. November 22nd
and the bowlers had an enjoyable
time bowling, greeting old
friends. The refreshments and
meal were fine and we lock for
ward to visiting in Alliance soon
again.
With bowlers from three cities
represented. tn second round was
held in New Castle on January
18th. with both Alliance and
Cleveland travelling there b!
charteder buses. Another good
time was had by bowlers and
visitors and more old friendships
renewed. The New Castle group
showed the bowlers real hospital.
itv and served fine meal. / ami
sure we will long remember our
ENJOYABLE visit IN New Castle.
After two rounds the Alliance
and New Castle No. | Mems
Teams are tie for first place, with
the New Castle No. l team hold
the high three game series, Henry
Snyder of New Castle is high for
single game. The Cleveland Wo,
mems Team is in first place in the
ladies group. The complete scores
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-18
2lns Gatte''. Otis
.. =. &arpnt6en Wejanaucrcin

Sbiaer Serein hielt iein iiihrIidbes
9anfett am S1msta9, Sen IS. So.
mar.
Ger 9eillh Scr S1nacr mo pail
pen 0titslieoer mar Sienl!id, ent
Serid,icbene iebltcn peacn Sronfheit,
mas natrlid) 81 entiduloiacn lit. Sol
fc, snb JIG al(c ha!o gcueicn wcrocrl.
Iic NtabI5cit mar prima, Better
1anf Sen aohinnen, Sinserinnc,
8e!p unb Maria Sd,neioer. Nah Sen,
giicn crSfinetc 1r1}iocnt ,Sobrl
5cepIer Sic 0eriammllma. Damn fo!n
bic IusihelOung ser altcn uho Git.
fiihrmna Ser neucn geamteu
HrdNoent ,sohn 1cepIcr oanftc
aae 8eamten iiir sic treuc Silfe w1h=
renS ieiner s(ntts5eit, bann iiberaob
er BEN Sammer ,lnierem nel,cn Yrii=
fiacnten Sobn Smilep, lpeld,er in ci
niaen 8orten Die Ginger ernabntt.
oaB Oieier Serein picles gelc;itet bSt
III iriibcrcn Sobren lno fonutc e$
t,l,dl lpeitcrhir, Trnn oie Sdnoer unD
SImeerinncn cs tiff SIR s,,faabc
ntobcn piirOen jcoer Trcbc hci5u,
tpohucm
9tadD Scr Gcriomnllng 9ina e.
iibcr 5l,r 8en,iitlid)feit, ocn Geb1rts.
taesfinoeru lpuroc cin 0reifahes
Soh aeiunsen. Tunu gilla es iiber
gum @rabbae. lpelhes innlcr iebl
piel Spas nlad,t mO 10 fam ronn III.
Ter 8anfctt gum Sd,ll,b. llnH 10 lieht
Sdnserinnen lmo Sanser. mir ian'
gen Elm nclles Sabre al, labt uls all>
itdnhie sur Bro6c fonn,en. brinli
anoere init, es plre lpiinid,eusmer:
oaB unierc NelleinsemauOcrten bcr
bcifGnen.
gtun mohtc idl crmdhncn, baB u;
ierc ndhite monatli:he Seriarunllune
am 3an,stae, bca 81. ,Sebrlor abae
balten miro. Sbr ieio aGc erh,d)t, oic
icr Seriantmluma bei5upobnen 9tod
ser Geriamml,lnJ haben nil Dam
pie INNER, @ebrrtstaasfeier ltnicr'
@eburttstaafinoer iino: aatharint
Wathias, George Matbias, Sliti!
shenter. Gliiabctb Jrieid]e mli
2uop Tocpfcr.,-
Gin ieines 2und, miro ierDicrt noi
Sen S1nacrinncn Mar9arct Smile!
,nb Gliiabetb 9helman.,
Dearia Bcder4, Sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-18
Tcrciniate Sad)ien Ron GleDelanb, =
Nd,tuud!

s'ac Sctretlre unicrcr onseihloiis.
nen Gcrcinc ser Screinieten Saf,iei:
tperocn sebetem iobalo wie mOshd
alc Ncugepdhlten ooer 9ean,tc iii:
Delegation rbioer Sercini1uns OIL
oie Sefretdrin Sopbia Gelpbinc,
1863 Gatalpa So. GlereIano f.,
Su mcloen. 10 oab ale Ieleeaten fir
uniere n1d)itc yeriamlnluno. ipclbe
am "a. Jebruar. i'm Gillette Sadien=
beim Inn s llbr itattiin6et, neritar-
Oiat ueroen fonnen. Illc tperben &C..
betcn. beitimmt sur 8eamtenluahl,
mlGe Saielbit itattiinoet. 81 crihei=
nen. Bir molea Telesatcl,. loeld,c
NIT Scib unb Seele an Der Nrbe;t
iinO, nm unicre auigabc 81 cr'iiilen.
Nur 10 fonncn mir ipeiter eriiticrer.
slild) bitten mir Die Sereinc, Die Ec+
lesotcn bclier SIT unteritiisen.
IL, is.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-18
Sramermad)ridt

Icn Grobbean,ten Scs scnfra's
pcrbonocs. pom Glcrclono iase i'd, met
nen her,l. Can't iiir Sic ausjablnnp
ncs Sterbcecloes iiir meincn licber
V;onu, Safob Safeidl, al,h ocIn
3rpcia 6, SomeiteaS, Iagc id' better
Cant fir sic Iussabluua oes Sterbes
aclocs, luir aud, iiir bas arartenaelo
l,ne sic id,onen @Iumen. Gem Son,c'
iteop Suru- uno 8eiangperein. cller
,Sreunoen, 8efannten iowis 9tan'
barn iiir Sic 5ab!reiden glumen, oelr
1aitor 9auep fir sic tro'treit,en
9ortc beim gesrabuis. Sott nereei'
tc cs aacn. Ser 8erltcrbenc ruroe III
SaIr,cid, bei Sermannitabt aeboren
u,S crreid)te oas stlter bon G8 Sab.
rcu. gr ipuroc on, s. GeSember any
Sem csciicrIon Mcmorial Tri.Nhof mi.
Tcrcinschrcn nmS BON Sreuncen 5l'r
lebtcu Muhe aeb,tet. I'm ibn trauer''
icirc betriibte 8cttin Na,Iine 80
feid,. spci Iohter. Youline Wan,r'
Ter uno Dtarie Nosfe. Gin Srh:,,
@iaiam 6atcid. iomic picr en"
feltinbcr.
60 aebct i'm @laubcn So'Icn, Slt'
ben,
Serclnt Der cpisen Seimat a.,
llno icanct oes Gntfdlaienen Nuh!
Tort in Beg 9id,tes Selieem TctiI'
{ Scio cshr nit ibm uno er nit gildl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-18

Sboenir, slrij. 10. Seo. 1851,
&crtc Sd)pcitcr uno 9riiocr brs
3cntralpcrbaubcs! 2aiicu Sic IN,
bic teitrn @riibc aus bcm lpeitcn
Welten iibermittelu. .
sl!s lanejdbriaer 8roB6eanltcr oes
3entrafpcrbanbes nno SiingerbmOes
mo Iansiibriser 9eamtcr ocs ;3,pci.
ecs 3. hate id, Geleeenbeit bel 50
aonpentionen nlit5umirfen, Gs mar
einc arobe ,srcuoc. ieoes Sabr oic
SdnSe ;n ihiitteIn NIT sen gutcn
;5reunoen. ,sn oret Monaten bier ba...
ten mir srobe Jreuoe erlebt. 5ei fus-
'cn geiud,en BEL rerihieoenen Sad)s
len, iibcrhaupt, ,ncnu mir Nao 81.
iGGste 8clfsblntt III oic Sons befon,s'
men babcn, oann mar llEltr Scrj
sliidlid.
@ir ionocn oic 3citltne Sci Scrrn
3urid)t in Tempe. -Mrij, bcl Serrn
Seioner IN Gboenir. bel Ssrrn ltr'
ban in Ghoenir. bel 9erru Wuonel
III EcrtS. Golif., bel Scrrn 8enru
Yoltbcs in WienDale. GuIii. Scrner
baben mir Sod,ien bcindlt: Gcorl
Naarfel. Sunneilc,p. ari;.. slnh Mar.
tel, ssebn Narfel, SoDn 0tiiller,
Npie Glurf, ale IN Sa Sola, Golii.
Scbod Bic erobte lteberroidurc
ms 1reuhe mar es. oils tpir am ~
,5cbruar 1854 unperboiit in Sun1o
bei 5fm Sobanna Gbrlic' Oa'e
@aroen Serrn Sotann ,uo Scbanno
aaitncr. 0errn unb 6ruu Ntidlacl
NoIi bon Glepclano trafen tra'en.
50 batten mir cine wunoerbare 9l.
eeanl,ng.
geiten Can't ollcn licbcn 9onbs.
lenten imb bpiicn ouf ein irohes
@icoeriehen int Nat bel Ser aonpens
tiou in Solem. Ohio.
Dit erobtcr Scdaft,ln1,
Murtin unb Sura sllbriob ocs 3lpei-
scs ; uno s, sIaiance, Sbio. aescnp.
int Ebocnir. S[ri5.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-18
Avs Columbus, Ohio
3tucia 3S

sScrte V,italicOer bes 3m";scs IS
llno Srcmoe! Sier sur stohriht,
bo6 unlcrc lic5cn Sdpeitcrn as
Gereias. nit Dem Namen Maria unN
Suianna fd) entldloiien baben. all
Samstag abeno, Sen q. ,Sebrnar u!h
8 ll6r einen Naria uno S,,iunnabal!
peranltalten. Su nelhem aae ARitglie'
Scr ces 0ereins uno beren Jreunte
ouis berSliblte eiueelaoen fino. Wers
te sdmeitern uno gruoer! Gie am'l
Gamenstage Sino uns mobl tetnnllf
nod aus unierer !ieben Seinat Sic
bcnbiirsen. oesbalb lit es Der Bnn'd)
bieier Ehpeltern. Die ibrea 9saz
menstae ieiern. gud) ale ber5lih be-
ariibcn gu fonnen an oieiem Ibeno.
Bic tperoen allies gut arranaieren, eis
nen ieben Veiuher sufrieben su itel'
Ien.. nit Nc6Gd. entem 2l:!d, 1n'o
Getr6nfe. Ias Mrraneierungsfcrri'
tee beltebt aus ocn Sdhpeitern: 81;
iann sSolfenot. Maria 1obus. Mor;a
&artie. Maria 1beamon. Suianna
4nrtis unb guianna Sal5er. Die
I6nner Nn6 Wruoer Sobann Eben.
man aIs Gilman. Nartin Dobua.
Mi1nel gngber Sr.. George Tolf,
enot. Sobann Sartig uno Oiidael
0al,nt.
Sie ldoen Gnd) ale 10 ber;iid EN-.
Gum Nomenstagsbaq in unierenl
Yerein,
Gin icScr ha ircnbis oas Snnjbc;li
iblpinat,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-18
Gpnnerstaa, ben Is. ;Sc6ruar 1854,

and standings will be published
after the third round.
The third round will take place
in Cleveland. Ohio, on Sunday.
February 22nd. Bowling will
start promptly at | 90 p. M. a,
Memphis Bowl, 423l Fulton Road:
1t Twill be best if all bowlers will
meet at the West Side Sachsen-
helm, 7OO1 Denison Avenue, at
1880 and will drive for few
blocks to the bowling alleys to-
gcther. The usual meeting, re-
ireshments and meal will be had
at the Sachsenheim after bowling.
1t was a privilege for the bowl
ers to have Fred ,Theiss, Presi-
dent of the Central-Verband. at
our meetings in Alliance and New
Castle and we look forward to
seeing him in Cleveland next Sum
dav.. On both occasions he has
given the bowlers words OF ell
couragement and has praised the
effort of the Saxon people to get.
together. to become better
acquainted through friendships,
to the end that our organizations
will grow in knowledge and size.
Mr.. Thesis has offered his cup-
.port in our effort to increase the
size of the Saxon Bowling League
and we are hopeful that many
more Saxon odges will show all
interest so that by next fall we
will have representative teams
from at least 10 cities.
Saxon Lodges should write to
either John Zeides, President of
the Alliance, Ohio, lodge, or Re-
bert Eiben, secretary of the Bowl
ing eague. 1886 West 5Oth Street,
Cleveland. Ohio. cts get things
rolling! Can we hear from you
-Lorain. Salem Canton, 4oungs-
town, Ellwood City, Cleveland
East. Farrell, Heomestead, Erie.
Martins Ferry. Columbus. De-
troit, Monaco? It's loads Of fun
and you will never have an better
time. Will you join us soon?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-18
Gillette GieAertqfef

Sic misunderstanding Der
Sieoertafel mar mic INNER gut b..
indt. Miebcr bat lid, ,,ns Elm >,,eues
MitelieS neeihloiien l,nS Sie Gre,t-
&c Noriiber rpor I'M 10 srSber. neil
cs cine attipc Sinserin lit, Selna
Neubomcr. bic 8emahlin BON lm'c.
rem Bill. Mud 5pei OGitc hsoriibte,t
MIR, Serrn unb 5rau llrbar. uno
ipir hoiien iie audi als afttps Sanafr
Su ge.pinncn. @ir bereiten ms nor
oui nas Jriihiahrsfonsert uaS fon.
ncn neue s1nser braudeu. Dos
Hroaramm lit in iadfunotsct Wei'e
BON Serrn Sbuiter sliiemmenseltellt
,,nb tpirb iebr .reid)baltis iein. Bir
lernen inter onoerem einene ,leuen
iehr ihoneu Walaer. bon Serrn
Shuites fomponiert. Mud elm lultis
acs Sheateritiid miro Sas Yroaram,:t
abldliebcn. Iarum merit Gnd, bc,l
,. Moi. Nad1 Ser Geriommlnne be-
tuirteten uns sic Beburtstagsfinoer
oncs mar srcBortie. @ir oanten
linen bon ScrSsn. Sic waren: Tar,c
Caubner. Mceina Sromn. Mihoel
ltntd,, Scphic Sod. Mnoreas 9oIl,
0orl Sennrid) uno Marsit 3ude:
sSir piinihcn ihnen 8eiunhheit ,mS
cin lanaes 2ebcn mo bas lie inns
uc:h oft 10 gut be,pirteu fonnen.
Ilice Wramp. Scfr
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Sereiniste Sahie1 boa Slebelanh
Srad)tenball Elm Srpter Gripiy

Gie 8ereinisten 3ahien oaufen
alleu ,srcunocn. pel6e ,lns beebrtea,
lrllr unicrcn 5alGins s=BaQ, 10 bcrr-
lid SIT aeitalten Spc,ieler Iaaf &C.
biibrt 2orain. GolltDn ,lnO y)pmngss
torm. Cure 9oitiime tparcn entsu.-
feno.
Nir batten bieien Jaid,inas-paa
arran9iert. Inn ms geucnicniQ fcit-
nen All Icrncn. Cent utierer Meoaf-
iion. Bob ,mo 0tartha StunpI nnS
aucn @crcinrn, bent Jrauen aomitc'
Don Sit lmo WeIt ocu Sercintete!,
Sabicn iiir bic Bereitlne oer Mobl.
,eit uno oes GcbGds. Wsiten lan!
Noia Sctri, SuEie Acbner. 1,an Si.
earto. Suiic S6uiter. Warie Stir'
ner mo Anna ebert. Sobanno
8olii, anna Ebil!ip, anna SiebolO
Warie @uip. .. .. Sd,neiScr. =
Hotb uno Mnnd Nonncrtb.
Can't Nrdi. Sons Hcbncr. Yroi
u. Sduiter. Soc Bonncrtb. 3errl
G9lcr. Scrrn Ebillip, Geo. Oo!br:!
uno Sal. 1clpbino.
lInicrc 1eilnebnter om 1benter.
ltiit waren ausaeSeid,net nno lpur
ocn aud bclobnt nit srobem UP
plans. llnierc gr0bte Tontbarteit se
buhrt Sans Striner, gbomos aoy
eeiicr. Serrn unb Jrau SAMer
,sricoo Sia, rno Sopbie Shnei6er
Cine ircunoiihe ginldbuna eraeh
an aae Nolfseeaoiien fiir Sen Sit
Ieite 2ieoertaiel .0aidinos.S .Sal" an
Is. Jebruar i'm Sitiette Sahiel
Seim, Cit So. strobe uno am IA
Jebruar smm Au Nations sScilipal IN
Subtle NuNc &oa nm 2 ll5r.
Gas Stiitungsicit. Wonfett o.
3meiges A (52idbriees UeI!eten) Il
am II. M6rs I'M 8eitieite Sahiel,
heim um 6 l1br cbcnos iiir aRitsli'
Der.
Nm samstas, ocn 20. ;scbruar Il
lomenfor Saronins 8uritmart
unbBafe gale unc aortenpdrtie IN
s ltbr abenSs. YeIteQunoen sci dae
s6naerinnen bber Hrdf. Tbea etcl,
Wi. t.2O58 ODER Sopbie Gd;ncibel
S& 1.43l4. Earoniu bitttt I'm I'm
teritiisune. Cure Witte eroebt an uu
fere Meuen! Site fblieBt eu3 q
unIeren air9en, 1eltiH oSer 81
Sobn's. 9meis I'D. 3meig $3.50
Gillette Qiebertofel. Gintrad,t Ser
monia ODER Garonin ober Ebeotes
nerein lroniplpdnia ooer e. 3. 1e
teroncn cit ooer Geit an.
Sopbic Iclpbi:lr. Sef,
II, 1s
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Gintrad)t Sermania

IS mirS mcbr lmo mchr belnert,
bor Sas Ycute burd, Bic g,ltca SET
ten iu ocu pcreanecucn Sabten ailc'
etpos puu Der 5rcunoid,aIt prrsellen
hebeu uno aud) pun Der SeretMsar-
belt. Io6 bcocntt cinlnal me lnon
e 10 oft mar Bel uns I'M sad'en'
helm, ,mo es lit 10 aud BETTE. ete
Sohre biuOurh babcn ,pir nnlereil
S,omcn bod unS rein sebaltcn l'tlo
aud, ,n,jcr Sathicnbeim, ic Hab i,l!,
ierc sau,ber acrne hintomnt'n: ITf
haben mir a,lD Gudj Sadlcn scbetrn
,>br m0act iinscu scbcn. no .mine"
;Sbr ,pohnt. ocnn es sibt Sad),ense,
ionapcreinc ill piclcn Stdote,.: Yell
limo mir micOcr On Scr Mrbe.f, cnlc
aonuentiom su orramatercn: ste 'oli
oicies csobr ia GleoelattS Wslt lfofi-
iinoeu am 5. uno 6 .septenlber sn
lobt gud, oieie id,0nc @elesenbelf
uid,t entidlupicn. Dir Dcroen alle
so,hienaelanepsreine einlooen: an
Nroeron,m teilsuncbn,cn. un,cr
GraNoent Muop Sd)eel lit al Der Ar'
heit. sic peridieSenen Aomltees III
orranoieren uuo oerem Arbcit cin5u'
teileu. NPande 2eute hoben MIR etne''
fleineu Neariii. mas ba ales au BE-
iorocu 1T llnO Sbr liebe Sanser pol'
| Ser Wintrod,t &crmania rnad,t qua
nun sur a,tisa6e, oob ieben Ttens'
| too obeno singprobe iein ntub. UNI
es ,p1re idon, ,penn ieoern,ann es
| NIT oe,n Neripred,en .ernlt nebme
Dcin gerlpreden mar. ID 'pla en-
outer S6naer iein, n
Sir modten einem Sah!en ehrs
,ofleu. gs lit unier per'tcrbene'
EGuaer gtepc Roth. ysr Sabre'
botttn mir cit etmiitliMe <tunoe'
auiammen, Ct ersdhlte uns. tpte 81
in ben iiinosren Sabren ais Sfeue''t
oemonSerter Iebte. Gr reute i'm Nonl
Serum, obne 2teI un1 befdne Nh du
einmoi i'm 9Eosn. tpo Ct Wierberen'
nen. unb burte Niebsu6tareeit tnr
muBte. gtdd etliAen Sabren fam e'
no6 GIepelonb. obns 8ottistabea
obue 0esleituns fanb er 6as ga&
ienteim. mno Sen Sohien 1hlob {,
lid, an mo pereab bic Sergomdenbeit
Gr lrar iabrclana. .ein gutter Yedntcl
!Nno aud bel imierer Stride. Nil
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3ueia I

sllcn Mitglichcrn Sur 9tadridt
oab uniere nGhite Gcrianm!una an'
;sreitag, oen 10. Tebruar, aterOs luN
8 ltbr. itattiinoet. Sn oieier Ser!
iamnnlllns IinNet cnDcr unierer resel'
nlii;iaen Gcid)lften. oie @abl Scr
9elesateu iiir bit oiesiubrise &on.
penticn itutt. Crude ale Iitglieocr
ircunolidii, lid, an bieicr Geriamm'
lung ;u beteilisen. 9sat Der Ser
ianrnuna perocn Gririidungen
lluo Hunh ierpiert. Mitslieoer, mel.
clc nit ibren 3ahllnsen I'M &idItano
Nno iplen lid, IL ihreu eiyenen SSSn.
tcrriic sutitsbenb mad)cn. un'ere
franfen Ntitslisocr 1inO: 8. anull
,sohn Giertifer. SSobn slInen. z.
G,pttid,lins. gtac!in Shu'tcr. u.
Traicr. u. gartf. Martir Sd)inoler.
sSir piinid,cn ihncn balolge 9clle'
rllnl.
ISM. Sd)lilcr. Scfr.
II, IS.
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illus uilcs. Otie
.5sd,acit in Stiles, Chic

3un speiten in elmer tursen Bet
muroe Sodseit scfeiert bci Jamllle
Sdel. Mm II Ottober beiratete Der
sobn uno am 6. Jebruar Sir God
ter. Beioc Sruuunsen tpurOer in Der
putbcrau Stride BON Yinrrer Mntila
poll ,oeen. Die Stride mar bis sur;
lesten Ylas oeiuat, uni oie idone
Yraut su ieben
slus Ser Stride gins es sur &alle,
no Sobn sdulers CrheItcr 5nn'
Cana auiipielte unb mir big aun'
friiben Norsen tansten. Den jimgen
Gbepaaren tpiiniden mir picl 0liid
uno Segen.
slud, uollen mir Den ,srancn bon
Stiles, sic 10 gut seboden babca oan-
fen.
Gin ssrcunb ser Jamilie Sbel'
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Md,tmns, &nritmarft Der z. z.
Saronia

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beriibmter 8uritmarft itatt. IS miro
einc CUTE Bratpurit ioruie Seberlpurlt
qcrlaht, aud) Elm gutcs Sadfumltee
lit am Werf.
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mes aortenipicl itatt. slle unlere mers
ten 81lte nuo @onucr wcrOeu aufs
hoiliditc einselaoeu. aonlmt uno be.
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ciirpreiic. Gs lpcrneu bic beriibmtcr
Grupien luic Ocr quite aailee lerpert
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ncu id,on uog 4 llbr on absebolt per'
ben. 9citclluilaen luerOcn BET leo"l
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man RUE al Sie SrlNOrntin 9beo
etpIS. &S. 1-4314 obcr oie sctr
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