the sa jewish chronicle.ht

i\Iar ·h 3rd, 1939.

Forthcoming Events.

BNOTH ZIO A

'rh' nnual 'eneral 1 eting will take plac on Tu ~lay, 14th in~t., a 2.30 p.m.

nt th, Zionist Hall . .:\IPmbers ar' remind d th< t nomin, ti 11 • for 1.>r ·id 'nt, two Vi · -

r id nt , Hon. Bc<:retnr~·, 'I'r n ur r , nd , ix Committee members, mn:t r neh the offic not lat r than Fri<lny, ::\Inrch 10th.

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'Th .. \mnrnl U '11 •ral . l 'etina o th · Turnbo rs Kloof J nmch will tak pbc on .:\Iondn:, Gth ~fard1, at p.111., nt the rei::i- cl nc of :\Ir. . .1. I < hkin, :2:2, Qu n',

Hoaf1. J r. \. I imbmnn will :pe; k on

"},u:ci~rn nnd th 'reaC'hing of the l>ro- ph 't:,' and ther • wiH lw IIHl.'ivn1 it •ni.·.

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'l1h' A11mw1 (1 ·n ·1·u1 M ·•ting o[ tlw

\Yood~toc:k ancl 'alt Hin'r Brarn:h will tal·, pl<lC" 011 Thur clny .Inr·h nth, nt .I.>

p.m., nt th r' id,11 ·<·of .Ir:. E. Kalrnono- witz, Booth Loclae, Booth I oad, \\ oocl-

~toek. ~Irs. L. 8c>gal ''ill <l ·liYer an ad- clr •s,' n11cl J >r. I. :\I. ll ^t11'\ itz will sp •ak < 11 ''Th' ]>re' ¹¹ l'osition. ''

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t l ll

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pine· 011 ~·u11-

\\ lil·n .i\Ir. C.

r.

lhl' HcwiPI! iit Hospc-ourt 011 "Has 1l1l' II•rzlia Fnilc<1?"

Th · • 'ti q·:d puhlie HI'· ill\ it<'<l.

-IC·

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WY BERG ONEG SHABB T SO IETY.

On Hu11cln,\ l'nning (Puri111) t1tc• Hoc·i •ty i: holding H J>m im \·ll'l.in1tio11 in the Corn- munal IInll, \\'ynb •rg. l\lr. B. 'hnrlaff will Rp n 1-. Slicl , of Er ·tz I srn I will lw ::-;bown.

t th la. t Oncg .'lrnbbnt J r. '. H ·~ne­

kov gav' n <li ·com-., · 011 ".:\Ii ·hpotim a11<l

'I1ako11ot, '' which rovef1 i;·pn• i11tcre~ti11!.!.

i\Jr. ~I. Katzin propo,ccl n v~te of thank,·

to the I turer.

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GED ;]) TfiJli HAI (HABO. 'BI ,V.P.).

rrrumpledor and Li brnv companim s fell on the v of Purim. It i · onl. fitting, ther ifore, thnt the Habonim 1cdud Tel Hai, ^named after tl1 ettl ment o gal- lantly de£ nded, .'hould hold it fir t publie meeting of th year at the Zioni ·t Ila11 on

'unday, 5th l L rch (Purim).

I)ar ntR ancl friend. nrc im·it cl to s e the G c1ud in action at t hi, intere. ting fmw- tion, ·which wi11 a18o b' aclclre .• eel bv Rabbi I Tnel Abraham,. The pro ·e clin°gs ·will open at 10.30 a.m. Hefre hmenL ·will be provid d.

AMERICAN CANTOR SEEKS POSITION.

Cantor, American citizen, young, splendid lyric baritone, College ducation, perfect musician, graduat Vienna onservatoire, Bal Koreh, xperienced Hebrew teacher, occupied important positions in New York City for fourteen years. Abl to officiate with organ, choir or without. Able to furnish best references. Would consider

yearly position or for High holidays.

Write: " antor," /o .A. J wi. h Chronicle, P.O. Bo. 2000, ape Town.

SITUATION VACANT.

\Vanted: ecretary fo1· Cape Zioni t. outh Executive Office, to commence duties on 1st April. Apply to Box 1588, Cape To vn.

THE S.A. JEWISH CHRONICLE.

Women's Day of Prayer.

Chroniel .

• 'ir,-J> rmit me thrnucrh th ^:i meLlium of ,\our ·olumns to expr my surpri. ·~ at the fa ·t thnt ^whil you publish >cl in your i sue f February 17th n letl r to th ffect that on r~pr s ntati ' . ^{ervic ,} to b h kl in

th~ ~fother Hynago⁰ue 0£ 'ape Town, wa b ing organised for th ^T orlcl I a ot Pra,\ r for \Yow 11, I i10tic d iu th ·loC'nl J>re. s tha on ·oncrr gntion de med it fiiJ to ianor this arranrrprn nt and nclY rti · c1

an ind l endeut . ~n·i · to fak-. plnc a an

•ntir ly differ n hour.

'l his s 'l'Yil'e "a~ h >ld i1ft r I\.abholc1.'

~ habbos and ther for was: (1) not ^{a :er-}

' i<'l' for women priurnril.v, nnd (2) 11ot, h l<l

Oll tlw ad nnl \roupJ).' \Yorld nay of Pra er.

Jt s ^'l'lll.' ·tra11rr that \\ l1il thid wa ^cl cla~ .' t aL·id for pray '1'. for peae;e, arnl lovL· tran:-:lat cl i11to cl ·els, th 'r niuL·t .·till h • , hown 1 his rank r in our mid. t of lnC'k of clis«ipli11e, unit~

Your. , •t 1·.,

T INS ONLY.

1·0-operntion. - OB,'BR RR.

161

Zionist Youth Activities.

APE ZI "I T Y UTII K'E 'UTIVE.

ronf

rencc. rrana nwnts ar' now w 11 in hand for th Touth 'on£er nc whiC'li will b held on th 1. t and 2nd April.

}'uller de ails will b publi hed a a la er date.

Shcllrl Cnm1>aign. • unday, th 5th, is

• 'h ·k 1 J ^{a~. Zioni} ·t Y uth are remind <l that e,·ery m mber O\er the n(Te of 1 must be a 1-'hekel Ilolcl r. Tho. who have not alre, dy arranged to a. ist in th ·al' of "hekolim are a. k <l to aet in touch ''"ith th ir local Bnoth Zion Branch who \Vil1 be onl.' too willi11g to re: c jy th ir c;o-op ·ni-

t ion. Cap, 'I1ow11 Youth :houlc1 meet at th Zioni. t }]~111, at 0.30 n.m. on ,'un<lny lll ()I'll i 11 g.

Urga12i.11atio11. l~urly in .\pril an Orcrm1i- . ation Drfr ou similar line" to th· pre- Yious one \\•ill tal·e plnc; . l>rc•parntions ar, proee ding alHl the s,r\'ic'.' of a Touth

'ouncil r pr<>se11t ative will b H\', ll:tbl . .. 1bra ham Hat z Jlcmorial Pu11d. 'ontri- Lut ion, are con ing in v •ry , lowl, . SoC'i ,tie.

: hon] 1 make 'V •ry cff ort to rni8 ~ even th . :1nallest arnouut. . ] ndivid ual c1011ntio11s honlc1 bl' r·rnitt'<l to th oflil'• imHHcli- nfrJ,,·.

lfoolt I J< 11111I11u 11 I. A uurnli r of 11 •\\'

boo]· Hl ~ Jill\\' ill to·]·, in ·lndi11cr d>ll rs a11d 111u.-il'. 'l'rn11. lat io11 · ol th 111rr.- n1"

llll'l11cl cl.

<Jflit1•. Oliit•l 110111'. are fn 111 10 u.111. -

~ p. m. Hild

:t:m

p.111. -U p.111. ^l I ¹rnh 'I'.' l'Hll t•: 11 nt

n,

Ban·:H'k Str •l't for i11forrna- tio11, pn111phl t~, 'l<'. It is with rerrrpt thnt tl1 • n•.ir¹1intio11 of i\liss 'I1!telrna K. Pt•nrl- 1111111 th· H·rr•tnr.~, hn· he•11 l''C' iv•cl.

.\ppli ·ations fort lw po. it ion nr invite(l.

(<'onti1111crl on 11age HH-.)

52 d AN UAL REPORT

SUMMARY:

193 7.

New Insurance - - - - £ 12,361,614

(Including D f rred Annuities)

Insurance in Force - - -

(Including Def rred Annuities)

Assets - - - - - - Income - - - - - Policy and Annuity

Reserves - - - - Contingency Reserve

and Surplus - -

114,356,560 31,836,767 6,607,286 26,994 , 164 1,200,602

1938.

£ 11,83 7,823 117, 721,733 34 ,391,383 7, 132.13 8

1,372.975

Payment. to lfring; policyholder,· in 1938 amount <l to £2, 142,491;

to beneficiari s ·n Death Claims £931,132; a total of £8,073,623.

ST.

EST BLISHED 1 7.

UFACTURERS LIFE

SU RANCE COMPANY

Head Office - - - Toronto, Canada.

Chief Office for outh Africa;

ANDREW'S BUILDING, JOHANNESBURG.

G. B. MURRAY, Manager for South Africa.

104

[!)uu tll U I lft 11ffl11flluJ1 I ltlt UI IU UH IHI . . . 1111 . . . u u I uuu I UtUUUU<ll

Our Children's Circle.

G:J ... , ................ rn.

::\Iy dear little cou in:-;,

• ~ext 1' u11c1u~ we :-;hall all i>l' l'debrating the jnll,\ f°l'stirnl of Purim. Like Hnuuknli Purilll is one· of the ~muller

Jewish fe~tirnls, but like Hanukuh it d ·o eommemorntes 1 he de1iver:mee front k- strueti()JI of Olli' people at thP ltand

ot

a eruc1 HllU1. rrlie story of this greut ^t!\ 11 L tol<l in t li · Book of -E~t hPr wli ieh i-, r " d in the ~ynngogue dmi11g t lte fe:-;ti,·:d

The Story of Purim.

~\(·eu1«ling tr tht:· Book or Est lier.

dreadful enh1llity threatt>ned the J e\A i~h penpltJ who lin•<l iu the provill ·es uf Persitt and _\I c1in. At thnt tirne Aha~ueru.-. \'\as 1· inµ- of Persia a11cl he d1o~e E~tber, the lwtwtifol ·ousi11 of ~\fonh .. t·ui. fur hi:-; queeu.

.\Iorill't:<li was a\\ altli,v ll•\\' of .'liu·lilll but .\ l1as1u~n1s dicl uot t11ow tl1nt £-.; her wns Iii~ 1·t·1ntiYP. ..\.t thnt i111 · H111nuu, tlie .\gagite. 1Je1"t\lllt' ( rl'illHl Yi:1.i r OL l'er::-;iit. Tl1e linugli1.\ ITntn~lll cl .. 111:111dL'd t h:t1 nil slioulcl huw bPfun· him, but .Mord1·cui r1•fu:-;v1l; i.;o lfo111a11 clt•ll'l'llli wcl to dt·~tni,\" 11111 "nl.\ .\1orckvui hut all tlil

.It•\\'c, ul ]>p1·sia.

To t·fll'l',\ n11l his l'Vil pla11 agaill~t th·

Jew:,; of Pt'rsia, lH' tolcl Alrns11<•rus ~di ~urt-..

of chc·u11fu] a111l unt rut hfll1 t !ting" u bout th ^•1t1. flt· J>l'<>1t1isecl lo pn,\ i11tu tlie treu Ill'.' lll,l)llO :-;ih L'I' tul ·nt. fol' pt .. 1·11ii :-;iou to kill t ltL' .f (•wish pe>opl<' nf Per. ia nn

• ledi:1. .\1·1·ording t() i ltt> B<>ol uf J•;:--1 ht.¹r, f fo111:111 clid 11ot tt>ll .\lt:'Slll•l'LIS t 1i.1t it \\' 1-.

1l1t• .J1 .. \\ i-d1 p1 <>]>IP lie \\'it II led l1J dt·~t1c \.

1ll1t• l\i1w tl1u1 'HH' JUI u11 c1de1' tl1 t t1 fH'UfH l'f, <J t 111 .J !'\\ \ :t

l'l Ill tlll'lll lllld tklt IJit•,

'11111¹ .It•\\

()r

.·1111'·d1;¹11- 11(· l"tJ>ital I\ r ia- a I •d .t11cl pl". ·d. \lo1d{•L'1Ji Ul'g'g'cl l·>·tl11•J' It> pl<·H<l "itlt l1· ~tl(•l'U •>I' lie1· pt opl1 . I·: t Ii •1· 1 •:m cl fol' Ii 'l' U\\ 11 life h111 !-..lit• 1H~v1•1·tl11·l ·:-.:-. ill\·ited \ li·1s11et't1"' a11 l lln111.111 to :t bC1111p1l t. .\t I l1P lia11q11Pl -.11 • ft.11 he fcn·p t Ii· Kiner nnrl du·lnrncl l lint it

\\a 1111· ()\\·11 JH'lJpll' \Ii ^>Ill lI11111n11 llH:.'Hll to clt: t 1 u.\. ·wl11·11 slie l1acl iii i:·d1ed th King 1·use i11 a11g1¹r ·111d 111·d .. n·d ILn11u11 u bl' l1a111:4 •11. I Ji(' lll'cl1¹1· IJP liud gh·eu, ho\\ - mer, t'<itdrl not LP cli:ll1!.!t'd, for il had mt

it 1 hP ..,vnl

"r

tl11· I\i11g. But lil· j-.;..,11t>d n11- ut lwr Ol'dt>J'. gi\ i11t. t lit· .J 1•\\ s I lw l'i1.J11 11

<lcfe11d tllt'llJsl:'ht•.., H.!..!"ni11 t tliosv \\ltu lti•1l to ];:jjj tl11¹lll. J !:tllll\11 }1iltl L·J · \\ :,s \!Hll!..!" •d

Oll 1 lil' ).n11JC1\\.., ill ]t;t<l lll't'J>:tl vd f 1'

:\I rcl1·1 ;1i.

In tl1i-. ""'·· E tlll'l' '-'a\ eel l1r"r pPuple frorn dl'~t1·1wtiu11 mid t'\Vl' -.;i111·1• 1IJU:-.t ciu.\' tut-> Fl'::iticnl

nr

Pnrilll 11: lwv11 ve'elH:t' «l b,\ tl1 · .J c•\Yish iwopk l'\.l'I",\ .' l':tr.

I lon• to ihiuk of EstlH'l si 111 ple .J ewi~h rnaicl.

\VlH·n in lier 1111de'~ l1c1111 · ~la· li\'u;

\ml lrnppily olwyt>d.

Bc>l'o1·t· slH· t hougM of Hltu1-d1a11, l L· splendom und it~ glnMn.

01' cln«llllC'd lwr d1•P1l (lf fni111 rnigl1t s \"<'

Her l>C'ople from it · cloo111.

ll(:'l' 111i11(l Imel ^{then the} ~We"11ws HPr lt :11·t 1 lie l'Ouruge higli.

That later b:Hl· her SH,\, "I gu.

• \ 11< l i I I cl i c>, T c1 i e. "

.f E ·srn E. S ^{\:\IPTE ~}

THE S.A. JE'VlSH CHRONICLE.

Zionist Youth

Activities

(('unl11tt11rl f1u111 /Jil!/C HH.1

LAltE~IO. -T. \VY~ 'J~}.H< t l~.O.Z. b A geneml meet in~· \\·n~ hel<l 011 't111<b.\. :Wth F •bi·uur,\. in t1tl' \\ ·' 11\Jel'g Contltlllll<li H,dl. Chnver ^J<~. \\'olrnn11 \\'ns in tlie

·f:: ~r. .\.fter r ¹rnarking on the eo1npa1·a·

·ivel,) ~nwll atteu1la11te nncl the long periotl l 1ring v.-hieh the , 'ol'iet,\ had been rloseLl, he introduced tlie ~peuh'r, Tr. (io]1lii1.

Cha ·et' P. Gordon l'eacl the 11ews :-;erviee, after wbieh ::\Ir. W. S •hb<.t, the Hupervi~or.

uddre. 8ed the Hueiet.\ on g-eneral topics.

·md al. o askec1 u 111.11llhcr of que:stion on Zi<Jll 'Ill :.\fr. (}oldin the1 ~poke to th H1t'll1·

hE'r' <>11 "'Tlie :.\Inking ^1if ~\lodvrn .Jc.•\\'i:-.h youth." H1entio11ing tlie position of the

J ^'v\';, iu Hu.;;sia and P.·pLtininu \vlw a lar"L'

n ¹1nber of J e" s hull ]ate1·

e1~1iaru.ted

fro711

: t l. eoulltl'~. Dist:.u,·sinn followed.

C hm·er H. Preis~ 1m ^{posed u \oh:'} 1 >l hank to :.\Ir. Goldin, nnd niter ^the mem- ber' ltt~d indulaecl i11 youiferou -..inging of H b 't:.:\\" :0110-.. eu11duete1l by .\fr . • 'ebba, th meeting tenni11n(t·cl \Yitli. lfotik\'<tl1.

L\l'rI •. :L ]) Y. l. '.

- t the ret·v11t gem"l'<.tl l'll•t·tiou: the f11l- lowi110- '' ^et·t· t>leutecl :h n1lclitional L.!Olll·

mi tee 111 ·111lit•r ·: :.\fr .... srs . . J. Oziu .... k\ uud _.\.. ieff :tn<l .Ii';, M. l~r:1111e1· . . At.~ lat •r L'c•mrni let• llleeting a HpCJrh 8ub-C11111- 111'" e • l'<>11:-;i~ti11!{ t)f .\[e. srs. H. 'ndiu, .J.

Fru!Jl r iwl i I. Luw wn:-. fm'llH·d. _ Li.~

f ^:tl~n e<>-optecl n · .1 .. ~. V.

!;{l!H·tnl lll 'Pti11g it \\lie,

t n inn 11gun11 P 1111 .\1 Ill ·1·i: I ( })'(J\ \' F1111d ill

J>. <>ziti. l·y :ilso dt·li\t"l't>d lh ...

II g._

•nj11,\ ubl · L' • 11i11' \ :1-: :1 -..un d. Tit•

n11i11:llld \illi tlit' '-it1!.!ill!! o!

PI•: TU\\".. ll l~H7'L I A.

l 'u1 rh.' .. i1l1 \l:m·lt, .\Ir.('. l". l'ri d-

. ll 'l' \\ill add1 e , t li • Nnvit•l .' on "I h th' I le1·zli·1 l¹'iiilr d. · · '11111¹ 111t'<'' i11!..:" "ill hl·

.ll J:1 !'l'Olll' :d 8. l:"i J .111. :t HI :ill <!!' •

\\ l 'Olli'

J-:~ fc1fui111111'1lf ('01>11J1if/1'1'. Nt•\'l,l'Hl so('i:tl f 11ttin1 l1:l\t' L·l'lt pl:11111P1l by 1!1i. <·n11-

rni h•. 011 .'wHln,\, .:.\Ia1·l·l1 l:2tl1. till'

'oci' .' ; .... 11oldi t!! ·t pit·ttie ai U:111ducl110 o \\lii·lt t'\'l't.\liud.' i11lt•res1t•c1 i..; i11 itul.

'!11 ) ll t.\ \\ill lea\ • 13nl 11\ •11 ^{it1 HA;l} <1.111

ll'l'p. 011 8ntmd1t\. \lnr<'l1 1. ^{tl1, it \\U(tl'-} lllt· lll f ;h( L'11din¹¹ wit 11 a cl:11ll'l' \\ill lit·

h •l<l Hild :1 st11:tll 1l1 111i11al l'linr(rl' will h1•

111, dl· 1o dt->fru,\ ^l' jll'll..:vs. :--

T ^{'1 iii.•;} ''l'din11 A1·1·:111°v11H'l\IS ill'l' 111,:11'!,\

l'11n pl ·h: t 1r l IH· (1>11r11:111w1it \\ l1il'h 1-..

beil,.... 11 Id :-.litll'tl.\ :'IHI tl11)Sl' int(•l'l,Stt-'d

'Ii llii<t St•Jld ill tlH•iJ' llilllll'S ilJllJHcli;ltp}y

1Ju1li/; ( 'irl'f 1. 'l'h1¹ Hi:ilik l ir1·h• lt;t:-. Lev11 iw·nrpoi·ated i11 ht· 01 t'~ Sl1nblrnt, "·liivl1

\\'ill l'l lllt11c·11c1~ :liul'tl.' :nHl \rl1i1•]1 \\ill Ll' hel1l unch·r tl1t· joint nu:pi«1:.•s ()f t111·

~r1ci •t,\ und tlie loenl Hrntl'(l of .JP.wish Eclu- l'H1 i1111. 1¹liE .. fu1wtions will tth\ a \"s lit• IH·lcl

:it l:o;-;l·<·ourt. .\n attrndin• pro.gra1111m· is l><'iug pn•p:u·prJ a11d 111L'l11hers \\"ill b1· J'(•- l' i ''i11g L:in·ulnr in t hL· 11P<11' t'ut lll't>

Ifrlire11·. All 11w11ilH·1·s i11tt>J'l'"ted in taki1 g up Hl·br1•\\· shonlcl hn11c1 in their

11ar11t.• i1u111edintel,v.

Fir ·t Aitl. .\u.\ 11te111ber \\ isl1i11g tu

·lkt up Fil-st .\irl should linncl in th ¹ir

l ~J lt;'-.. fl "0011 t .... p()..:.-ilJle

, 'hel.:cl. 'u11Ju~. _\lurl'li 3th, is t::>l1l'kel Day and n1ember · ure mged to do their share in n11:1.king thi:-. • 'lil'kel C: 111paign a record one. .:.\Iembers ... ;J1oultl i·ppol't tD .\lr.

L. Phillip ou 8uncln~ rno1·ni11g.

onnsno01L- Y.J.s.

One uf tlie lw-;t-utt ·mlecl rneetinvs o{ tlte Oulltshoorn Y.l. ~ot·id\, \\a held in the Hebrew Hull 011 Pc .. bru~Q ^19th Inst. ':I.1hi' was a farewell to ~fr. ~. \\~einstein \l•ho is leaving for ,J oh1rnne;:;burg. The record urO'wd -,liowed in wltat e~teern and popu- larity ~i1nmie is helcl b.) tlie Oudt ~boom Zionist Youth Circles.

A H1.o-.;l e1:tertaining rnusien1 prognurnne of ,1 Yer.' higli . hmd<.wcl wns <lefrrnred b,v tl1t· Oudtshoom ".f. Concert Party, cot.- :-.i:ting of :.\I(~:-;<lmnes ::.\f. Lip~ ehitz, ::.\1.

La7al'us a1Hl :\fessrs. t'. l'uli(•ll, 1:1. :.\Liller, ( l. rl1ieismm1, II. Lipsl'l1itz, ~I. "atkins.

B . • \lillC'r, B. _Toievk, 8. Levvis und ::.\lr.

_\.. Imrne1·m< 11. ' eu wns then 8erved and

a very 110\ el ^Pat m·e \Va in tr ducecl. \Y hile refreshments Wel'e being served the au<li- euce in<lulge<l beartily in th . ingina of Hebt't'\\ songs.

Tlte 'lminwm, _\lr. B. 'I'. ArL'llbteitt, pitid

tt glowi11g- tribute to _\fr. 8. \\.ein:;;tein ol!

heh.di' of the Umlt.-ho m ewi h Co111- 111u11ity. _\[!'. t). Cohen, speaking on Lelllllf of the }~xeeuti e, tkmhd ::\fr. \Veinsteiu fur helpiug to build up t'lll'h it \\'Oll<lt>rful :1wl enthusi<1stie Society. .Jfrs. 8 . .Jlonis.

uu behalf of the L:ldies' Zioni:t ::3oeil'l v

<llld the ~.A. Colllll'il of Je\\ish \Vome11~, nncl ::\fr . .\J. ~Jann. re pr seutina t lie Ou<lts- hoorn Je\\ j..,h Unild, expressed their thunk.

for \Vhat _\fr. \\ t•itl.'tt.•in hu<l c1one for the Jewish Youth tt11cl .fewi:-.b nl'ti\ itie iu geuerul iii Onc1tshoom.

l lmiug the r·uur~ · ()f t lte e\'t:.•ui11g 8i1nie

\\a" t liv l'l't:ipit•1 ll of s11Jt1t, bv~lllt iful gift~

lr11t'1· \fH·iuu :--\1·i·ti1 ]1 l1adh•t>11 : s !JL·i·1 l'd \\ itli .\11·. \\ iii ·t •i11, wl1u r1•- pli ill U l t•iJJit 11 lll'tllllPl' \\ hic•Ji I ·ft •

\i.:J\ d ••p i111pl'·~. it..111 011 tl11.• nudit'lll't'. II·

u1·a ,cl tl1 Jill to c:u1·1·v 01 i he Zioui t ' ork

<tlld to Ji.:I\ ^f' !l() tu¹

;t.'

^{llll1 Ul'll} ,d. '!'lit• 111eel- i11!..!" l•ll<h•d . liurtl~ h1•fo1 mid11iLrht b t Ii sin!.!iug of ··.\uld Lang 8 ne,'' ·'For IJp...,

1 .Joli;-. Uood Fellow,'' lfotiln:1l1 and Ou '\l\ t Ii .Rill u.

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