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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08

Mrs. Sarah r.. Corner, 80. died at
her home in Beverly Tuesday as the
result of fractured hip she sus-
tanned two weeks ago. Surviving
her are one son. e. p. Corner. OF
Beverly and Marietta; one brother,
George Sharp, and one sister. Mrs.
Mary Corner. both of Waterford
route. Her husband, VIM. Corner,
died ZIG years ago. Funeral services
will be held at the Beverly MethO-
dist church, Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock, with interment in Beverly
cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
WRONG INFORMATION

Last week this paper stated that
Carl Rippey had been transferred
from the GAINESVILLE WPA office to
this place. He has not been trans
ferred, but he and his family have
moved here where they will reside
until Mr.. Rippey regains his health,
and he will then resume his posi-
tion in the GAINESVILLE office.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
MARJORIE WALKER
DOING WE'LL

Miss Marjorie Walker, of this
place, who underwent a major OPP
GRAFTON at Bethesda hospital, Tues
day, is doing well. Miss Walker is
the efficient and accommodating
night operator at the local tele-
phone office
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
MRS. LIZZIE DOVER
VERY LOW

Mrs. Lizzie Dover, of this place.
who has been suffering from heart
trouble and high blood pressure,
had a slight stroke Monday, and is
now in a critical condition. Her
daughters. Mrs Anna Price, of this
place, Mrs. Mary Mckinney, of Co
lumbus, and Mrs. Margaret Durbin,
of Stockport, have been at her bed
side since Monday
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
CAROLYN BEAUTY SHOP
TO MOVE LOCATION

The Carolyn Beauty Shop here in
the Christie Mckay building. Mrs.
Melvin MATHS, manager, will move
about the middle of this month to a
location on the first floor in the
Fouts building, recently vacated by
the Home Appliance company. Mrs.
Maths will continue to. manage the
business. She and her husband who
have been residing in rooms in the
Christie Mckay building, back of
the beauty shop, will move to the
Fred Coulson building, vacated by
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Savage, who
have moved to Columbus.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
MORE FARM HOMES NOW
ELECTRICALLY EQUIPPED

Last Thursday the electric cur
rent was turned on the new line in
the vicinity of McKendree church.
The following homes are now cleo
trically equipped: Hugh Crisman,
Ernest Tennent, Fred Hammond,
Herbert Harman. Mrs. Eli Burr,
Herbert and Ed Harman, Mrs. Fan
nv Johnson. John Clifford, Vernon
Jett, VIM. Shilling, Walter Elliott,
G.. O. White, Mrs Sadie Lyme, G. S.
Strong, Forrest Parmiter, and Sarah
White. The McKendree church is
also on the new line
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08

Maude e. Sprague, 83, lifelong
resident of the Beverly vicinity,
died at her home in Beverly, Tues
day. A daughter of the late Elijah
and Lydia Sales Sprague, she was
born at Coal Run. She was school
teacher in her. younger days, and
resided at Coal Run until about, 80
been her home. OF family of 10
brothers and sisters, only two SUR
vive. Funeral services will be held
today at 1880 at the Mindling fu-
neral home, Beverly, with burial in
Beverly cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
THE WEATHER

The high temperature for the
week was Tuesday, 81; the low was
tation for the week was .63 of an
inch The daily high and low tenn
peratures for the week as furnished
us by Clifford Hupp, official wealth
or ranorter follow.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08

F. B. Dyar, S4,. died at his home
in Los Angeles, Calf, Feb. g.. He
spent his early life in Washington
county. His wife, Mrs. Leila Stacy
Dyar, died some years ago. He
leaves one brother, Matthew H.
Dyar, near Lowell. Funeral and in
terment were in California.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
J. w., CUNNINGHAM DOING
FAIRLY WE'LL

John w. Cunningham, of this
place. who fractured his hip six
weeks ago, remains about the same.
IL any difference he Is somewhat i'm
proved, and his condition now
seems more favorable.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08

Mrs. James Finley of Kennebec
hill entertained a few friends at din
ner Tuesday, celebrating the birth
day anniversary of Miss Dorothy
Barkhurst Later they attended
the nj. & M-Philo basketball game.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08

Last evening as the firemen We're
concluding their regular weekly
meeting. they were given surprise
when their wives arrived to be their
guests, bringing with them a nice
lunch. Games were played and Or
rim Patterson showed moving pie
lures, many of which were taken To-
cally
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
FORMA sHRIvER LOSES FINGER

Forma Shriver. of Malta, while
about his work at the Brown-Manly
Plow company plant last Thursday,
had the middle finger of his left
hand mashed by 9 power hammer,
It was necessary to remove the first
two Joints
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08

Mrs. Norman Scott and iofant
daughter were brought by ambu-
lance from Memorial hospital, Ma
rietta, to their home near Penns-
vile yesterday. Mrs. Scott under
went a Caesarean operation.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
ORGAN RECITAL AT
MALTA CHURCH

Prof. JOHN Sandt, head of the
mathematics department of Mariet.
ia college, will give an organ recital
Sunday evening, Feb. IS, at Z, at
the Malta M. r. church. The gen
eral public is welcome.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08

On the afternoon Of Tuesday,
February 13, 1910, the Ohio Power
company will conduct a commercial
cooking demonstration In the kitch-
en- at the rear OF their Office.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08

Mr. and Mrs George w. Duvall
of the north river road are spending
two weeks in GAINESVILLE with their
son Loren Duvall and family.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08

Frank Marquis, who was born at
Sharon, o., and spent his early life
there, died Tuesday at his home in
Columbus. He was a son of the
late Joseph and Leanora Gill Mar
quis. He is survived by one sister
and three brothers-Mrs. Carrie
Marquis Foreman, of Swift; Her
man, of Logan; Earl, of Martins
Ferry, and Givens Marquis, of Co
lumbus. Funeral arrangements are
incomplete
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
MAJOR OPERATION

Mrs. bud" Fitch (Juanita Glass)
OF near MorganVille, underwent a
major operation Tuesday at Bethes-
da hospital.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08

While not much change is noted
in the condition of George Roberts,
88, of this place, he is gradually
losing
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
RECORDERS OFFICE

Eva B. Zumbro and Mary l..
Pugh to Rose E. Fuller, 1884 acres.
Marion. deed.
Hendry Harris and wife to Carl
Harris, SO acres, Morgan township.
deed.
McConnelsville Cemetery COM
pany to Melvin Young, lot, $50.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08

went an operation for appendicitis
at the county home hospital. week
ago, is doing nicely and will likely
be able to return to her home with
in a few days, which is on the Gar
ner Dickinson place, Manchester
township.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
Marriage Licenses

Harry Lee Reed, clerk, Strasburg,
O., son of Bernard and Odessa Greer
Reed, and Virginia Louise Ball,
Malta township daughter of Bryan
and Hattie Davisson Ball.
Lyle Dale Mautz, farmer, son Of
Charles and Maude Butler Mautz,
and Margaret Eloise Stewart,
daughter of Samuel and Hazel
Greer Stewart, both of McConnels-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-11

,par inn CONNER biel BEL ieinem
5rerno eepoen an 9eiuG."
so, 10. Sat Dir Serr bon Gippab
neulid bel 3erSerns nibt era6blt, ob
Serr bon 2epben mad Berlin
fommt?''
"@r piinidt es 10 febr, bod peib
er nibt, ob es ba5u fomlnt. Serr BON
Sepben i6eint @efdmad am @iniieo.
lerleben geil,nben az baben. 9u tpeibt
bod, oab er iebr fir aleronora 8eno.
bopen aei6ludrmt bot, ols iie nod
frei mar"
uNatiirlid, man fproh ia alleemein
oapon. Nun, jeoenfaus lit er iest
cine 9lan5enSe Hortie. Sd m0ebte
tpiiien, per ieine gron tpiro.' sic
leuf3te tief.
~Barrm ieufaeft on 10 iebr, Y'a.
ma?'
,Ad, 3ino - id ,ponte - on
fonntelt einmal iold)e Yartie maben."
9ora fiiBte lie ber5li6 uno iogte:
,MuB es oenn aerobe elm @robgrrno.
beiiter iein Womo? @iirbe sir gum
9eiipiel nidt and) Serr bon &ippo1
ais Shtpie9eriohn eenii9en2"
sSrou bon Soltenou panote lid leb.
boft ibrer errotenben Sod)ter 5l1.
u&ino - oos lit cine iebr aerooe
5rage, ga fam id) nur ebenlo biinbia
antporten: Sa, er ,piirbe mir nidt
mlr aeniiaen, ionoern id iuiiroc mid
gliidlid idoten! Hippafs iino iebr
reide 2e,tte, nno &ons bon &ippad
miro altBeroem iider &arriere MAIDEN.
Ct lit elm liebensipiirbi9er nno unta-
oeliger 8apalier. Nber nun ipiele elm.
NAL nidt Gerited nit beiner Mutter.
Die oo6 oeine bette Jreunoin ilt.
@esbolb fraelt on mid 10? Sd lpeib,
oaB sir Serr bon 8ippa6 oorieen
@inter nid]t aon5 eleideiiltie ,uar,
nnb oaB er bid einiaermobcn aug
5eihnete. gsas olio ilt's nit ibm?"
9ora perbarg ibr @eiid)t an Der
S6ulter ser Mutter.
(6ortlebuno fol9D
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-11

Sonotban S>pift nobm Aereernis
an einenr Manne, Der o,forinelib NIT
ieinen @bnen uno ibren Saten proste.
~@enn id Sic oniebe". loate
Slpift, ufiible id MIDI an &artoifeln
erinnert."
~&ortoffeln? ?" fraete Der anoere be-
frem6et.
uSSo', iagte Spift, ubei benen iD
all6 ales, ipas an ibnen 5n broubem
lit, nnter ser @roe." Il
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-11
Der ienner

u@ritolmli6 1T Dos, Serr IFiiIler,
Sic iino Oob aor fem 6odmann mb
piiIen trotoem iiber Die 8iebpreiie,
angefangen bonn @efliigel bis gum
10 eenau 8eideio. gHober
fomrnt Sas tpobl?''
uS6 bin Mutofabrer!'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-11

sluf Capitol Sin in 8oibineton bot
cine sln5obl Sra1en in elmer 0emon-
Itration gegen oie 8ebrpflidt= =Gorlaae
Senator Yepper lin @ffi9ie" oebdnet,
NIT ser SSsni6rift: .Glonhe Benedict
Mrnolo Yepper'.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-11
Die weltberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund-Salbe

Erprobtes Heilmittel gegen allie Arten Won
alien und frischen Wunden, Geschwuerens
Gewaechsen, Bisswunden, Karbunkeln usw.
Bite Geld nur durch Post Money Order zu
schicken. Keine Stemps. 60 Cents die
Schachtel, bel: J. L. STAAB, 1720S Valley-
view Avenue, Cleveland, Ohie. d.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-11
Sin S6lammeier

&arlben: u0u, 3rib, bau mid -
nenn ou MIDI bonlt, be1le ih -
penn i6 beule, befomme id SUDDEN
- uno pem id &uden betomme,
bann teiler mir ibn.''
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-11
6ittupd, ben II. Sepiember 1910

AoHHSN 1utI puhSteIttue ItcyIlteIt. Su
BOLT Dir un ben Sai,m cine 8oroiire,
Mpfelbliiten ooer Sedenrolen. Das
fannit ou ia iebr biibid. Dariiber neb-
men mir blau Chiffon, ean3 aart, ,in6
5nr @arnitur Die eleiben 8lumen
,pie 5ur Malerei. Dos fGnbe ih
biibid, apart ,no - sic @auptiahe
aibt an teuer.' r ~...-:-.~
Dora fblane ibren arm Inn Set
Mntter Gals unb briidte ibre Banee
an sic Der Mutter.
,,&eiaen6 finbe i6 Dos, Mama. Du
bolt INNER 10 bimmliide @infdae."
Jrau bon Soltenau Id1elte.
"@igentlid itommt oieie Soee bonn
Graulein. Sd beiprede iolde Srasen
germ nit ibr. Sie bat einen feinen,
.bornebmen @ei6mod. l1eberbaupt,
&mo-ib babe tpirflib einen @liids>
eriff init ibr eeton. sic lit aipar
eisentlib au jung unb aud gu biibi6
fir ibr Mmt. Nber iie bot Eaft uno
lift iebr tiibtie unS auperldiiie. Sd
fiible mid ipirfli6 beoeiteno entla-
ftet bur6 tie, oas miro mir iest erit
sur Sailon rebt fiiblbar iperben. 1nb
Dor ollem - iie tut olles in elmer 10
freunoliben, ielbltberltonoli6en Art,
AUDI mas ni6t ibres Mmtes lit. Sci
ibren Goreoneerinnen befom man nur
,,ntpi0i9e @eiibter at ieben, ipenn
man einmaf ettpas MuBereetpobnli6es
berlangte.''
Dora labte fr0bli6.
uDu wirit ean5 8eeeilterung, tpenn
om ouf Jroulein au ipre6en fonmit.
limo 8opa miro iie 1tabitens anoid-
ten. Seit Tie neulieb fiir unlere franfe
&o6in einlprang uno 0as SriibItiid
rettete, ipel6es er ieinen Srelnben
9ab, ieitbem lit 5raulein ins l1neno-
Iibe in leiner Sododtung eeitiesen." !"
.,llno NIT &ebt, liebes &ino. Sd
babe ibr oas aub bod aneere6net. !"
SD tuia ibr '8eroienit eetuiB nidjt
fdmolern. Sebe i'd bod taalid ielbit
tpie tiidtie iie lit. Bas ite-ous uniern
beiben Siineiten eelnadt bat, itreift
ans 8unoerbare. Die Yuten itnb
aipar INNER nod reidlid milo, ober
fie eebor6en aufs 8ort. llnb babel
lift iie gar nidt itrene. @s eebt aues
70 rubig uno freunoli6 bel ibr ab.
9ie &inoer 9eben fir fie ourbs 5euer
uno baben iie ,pirfli9 Iieb. Marea=
rete tpar neulid gan5 a,,ber iid, tpeil
fie 5rdulein iiberraidt bate, ais iie
in ibrem 3immer tpeinte."
u5ie bot eeipeint? Mein @ott, es
miro ibr bod sefalen BEL nns, iie
miro bod nibt forttpoIlen ?"
uNein, bas CLAUDE i6 nibt. Sic
faete mir eeitern erH, uie tpobl iie
iid bel uns fiible. sic bat tpobl Srau-
RIGGS binter fid.''
vsSa - ibren 8ater ideint 1ie iebr
1iebgebabt gu baben. Au6 miro es
ibr nibt an Ser @iege 9eiuneen nor-
ben iein, oaB fie ,1nter fremoen 2eu-
ten ibr 8rot beroienen muB.'
.6rau bon Soltenau ieufate. 8enn
Elm erauiames Sdidial ibr ben @dt=
ten nebmen tpiirbe - mar iie Damn
nit ibren Rinbern beiier baran als
ibr Grdulein? Sobalo oas bobe &C.
bait ibres Mannes fortfiel, tpar bel
linen n1tdh 0ie Wrm11t bpr Der Sir.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-11
Din 8aiienfrenns

NuIde sSeI DuIuuT IuHteH UIe NtH
Der NIT sSraulein bonn Spa5ierganl
auriid. Sbre froblid, pIanoernbe'
Stimmen t0nten bonn aorrioor ber
elm. Nab tpeniaen Minuten trater
lie nit @na Marie ins 3immer uni
beeriiBten bic M,tter.
gba Marie trus nod INNER eli,
idnar5es &leio nit einem tpeiBe,
Salsfragen.> sic iab ettuas blaiie'
aus, als in ienen ionnieen Tagen i,
8uretperben, unb in Sen idonen
freunoliben Aueen rubte Dos 2eio
aber iie NOR rubieer eetporoen, UNI
Die arbeit, iopie oas mobltpoaeno'
@ntgeeenfommen ibrer @erriboft bal
fen ibr tragen, mas unabdneerlid
NOR.
SIM anfang ,paren ibr bie nel,e,
8erbddniiie nidt leidt eeiporoeu. g.
CAB pieles au lernen, nas ibr nel
mar, Dor allem ser bebineun9sloi'
@eboriam gegen ibre Serrin. llni
ibr Ser5 lit touieno Nualen unte1
Ser Srennune bon Armin. Nan6'
Na6t bate iie beimli6 in ibre &iile,
aetpeint nno bas tpiloe S6lud5en er
ftidt, oomit es oie &inber i'm Neben
aim1ner nibt borteu. limo Die Nnel
oor einem freu6e- uno Iiebeleeren Sc
ben burbriittelte fe. slber fie nobn
ood oen &f NIT oieiem 2eben OH
uno empfanb es als ein @liid, eoi
arbeit, oiel arbeit fir iie i'm @aul'
tpar. @s mubte in oem eroben 9ous
balt nit Dienltperional eelpart tper
ben, uno Srau bon Solteaau freut
| iid, tpenn @ba Marie f6neu uno fide1
NIT 5ugriff, ,penn es irgenotpo feblte
9ie &inoer id1oiien iid ibr bali
innig on. Das nea,e Sraulein Der
itano es 10 gut, Sntereiie fir bere,
fleine 2eioen unb 6rellben 5u aeigen
Sic batte INNER 3eit nno Suit, iid
NIT ibnen au bei6a ftieen, uno tpuro
nidt neroos, nenn iie in ibrer eeil,n
oen 2ebbaftigfeit rnrllbig uno pill
iparen. limo oas biB6en 2iebe, mel
DIES ibr sic &inber eutgeeenbradten
murbe ibr 5um Sroit. @r rettete fl
Dor ean5liber innerer Gereinimnung
Son 8urgtperben un6 ieinem @err,
bate tie ME tpieoer ein @ort gebort
9ber ibre @eoanfen umtreiIten I'M
ablaiiig oas S6loB. Ob er mob
|l6on cine an6ere ou ibrer Na6fol
germ ertpablt bate Oh er gar i6o,
berbeiratet tpar? se6enfaus ba6te e1
ibrer faum nod. ST botte tpobI nu1
Elm mitleioiees 2dbeln fir bie Ndr
rim gebabt, Die NIT ieiner Sanb uni
ieinem Namen aud 5uglei6 iein Ser;
beeebrt bate.
llno mas ipar aus ibrer 9tiefmnt
ter getporoen? $50 mo6te 1ie Ell,
neues llnterfommen eefunoen baben
Sic tpiiroe ibr bitter grollen, oaB fl
lire Srdl,me bon @oblleben 11ni
Sorgloiigfeit 5eritort bate.
ltnb bas Iiebe, fleine &aus, ftani
es iett leer, berlaiien? Sb iemani
sic 3olen fir Sen @inter ein1egte
oamit iie nidt erfroren? llnb oe,
olte Snipeftor Sdepefins! Ser batt'
tpobl b0s binter ibr ber eeipettert
Sic tp'.Bte ia bon Armin, oob Sde
betting in ibr Die Braut ieines Serrr
foh.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-11

olrU lDEell N1etfer auT DQs Jung
Mabden. ,Sie iuden ftd bod iiber
al niislid gu maben, 5rdulein. Sd
mSdte aber nidt, bab Sic bie MGo
den bertpobnen. Sd badte, 9ertt
miibte ldneft nit Dem ausbeiern fer
tie iein.'
~Dod ni6t, .enaoiee Srau. @s eal
biesmal iebr biel na63uieben. ltni
i'd tue es germ. Margorete nnb @l
friebe fonnen inatpiibeu nit biniiber
eeben, i6 nebme mir Sic Arbeit mi
ins Spiel5immer."
"Sa, Dos lit fein!" rief @lfrieo'
bersniist. "Donn er5dblen Sic nn'
babel. Ad, Mama, 5rdulein er5abl
10 tpunberfdone Saeen bon Sitter,
uno @belfrGulein, sic auf oen 3bii
ringer Bergen eebauit boben!''
Sos eefGat eu6 notiirlid. apro
pos. Sraulein, sSbr letter Bobnor
tpar oob oos 0orf 8urgtuerben! @ib
es oa nid)t au6 elm S6loB 9leihe,
Namens?"
@pa Marie fiiblte, ipie ibr bas 8lu
in Die 8aneen i6oB. Sbneu biidt
iie iid, INN einiee berobeefollene Wo
oeblatter ouf5ubeben. Damn ont,por
tete iie rnbio uno idon mieoer be
berridt: valeroings, 9nooi9e 8rau.
,,&ennen Sic bas S6loB?"
SD ,por ME bort, babe es i,nne
nur bon peitem liegen ieben.''
.,@s 9ebort einem Serrn bon Sen
ben, ni6t uobr?''
.,sso - i6 - id CLAUDE mobl.
.BiHen Sic biellei6t N6beres iibe
Dos ionoerbare Seltament, >pelbes be
friibere 9eiiber binterlaiien bat?"
usSSb bobe auerlei oopon aeb0rt
50 ettpas ipri6t iid berum in fleine'
Srten.'
,,Motiirlid). Mid intereiiiert 81
Sa6e MIR, neil ein @err bon 2eDoej
l.ns borigen 8inter einiee Mole il
@eiellfbaft beeeenete. Sd borte, e
lei ser @rbe bon 8urglperben unite
ser 8eoinal'ng eeuoroen, oab er in
nerbalb zines SSssobres lidb berbeirote
SIT boran ettpas @abres?"
@bo Morie flopfte bos Ser5 bi.
aum Salie binauf.
uSSo, es ipurbe als beltimmt er
a6blt."
so, 10, bas iit ia lebr intereiiout
Nun, id oonfe Sbnen, Sroulein
@enn sic ii6 alio I'M uniere 8aih
beroient MAIDEN tpollen, Damn tpiu i'd
Sic ni6t l0neer oufbolten. Sseoe11
faus freue ib mid iebr, baB Sic f
1lnberoroilen an al iol6e 9rbeitel
berangeben. SS6 fann Sbnen MIR la
gen, Dob id iebr> iebr 5ufrieoen mi
Sbnen bin."
sic reidte @ba Marie freunolid
bie @ono.
SD bin iebr eliidlid, mir Sbr
3ufrieoenbeit erruneen gu boben, ena
bige Jrm1. @s jon mein 8eItrebe,
iein, mir oieie al1 erbalten."
MIs gba Marie NIT Sen &inoerl
binausgegan9en mar, iaete 5rou boz
Soltenau at ibrer So6ter:
SD bin bod neugierig, Oh Ger
bon 2epoen oieien @inter nod Ser
lin fommt, Inn fid bier cine Srau 81
iuden. Sag 9ora, boIt on ni6t bic
NIT linn oetnnat 2''
Evening star., 1940-12-12
Body Of Son Will Rest
Beside Napoleon in Tomb
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-The Ger
man radio said today a comm con-
tanning the body of Emperor Napo-
Icons son and heir, the Duke of
Reichstadt, who was known as
Napoleon II, was removed today
from crypt In the Capuchin
Church at Vienna and will be trans
ported to Paris.
One hundred years ago Napoleon's S
body was removed from st. Helena
and taken to Paris. Henceforth the
body OF the second Napoleon will
rest beside that of his father, the
broadcast said.
The King of which was the
title bestowed by Napoleon on his
son-accompanied his mother, Marie
Louise of Austria, to Vienna, where
he was brought up under the super
vision of his grandfather, Emperor
Francis I, who later conferred on
him the title of Duke of Reichstadt.
He died in 1882, when he was 81
years old.
Evening star., 1940-12-12
~ the Associated Press.

LONDON, Dec. 12.-The tert
Of Prime Minister ChurchiUs re-
marks in the House of Commons
today:
The House last Tuesday evidently
appreciated the full significance of
the fact which announced, without
commenting upon it, that British
column had reached the coast be-
tween Buqbuq and Sidi Barrani.
That, of course, cut through the
principal road by which the main
body of the italian Army, which had
invaded Egypt, could effect a re-
treat.
The question then was whether
the encircling positions which Gen.
Wilson'S forces had captured after
their brilliantly executed desert
march could be effectively MAIN
tanned and whether the net so drawn
could be forced at all points to the
seashore.
The strong position of Sidi Barrsni
and various fortified posts in this
neighborhood appeared to be con-
siderable obstacle.
1000 Reach Matruh.
However, Sidi Barrani has been
captured and the whole coastal
region. with the exception of one or
two points still holding out, is in
the hands of British and Imperial
troops.
Seven thousand prisoners have
already reached Matruh so far. We
do not know yet how many Italians
were caught in the encirclement.
but it would not be surprising if at
least the best part of three Italian
divisions, including numerous Black
Evening star., 1940-12-12
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4 Fine Lightweight Coats of imported Wools with
unusual dressmaker details Navy and black. Sizes IA.
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IA Were SEQ rs and more Now - S39.75
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Two and Three piece Untrimmed Tailored Suits in
cudng Forstmann and other fine wool fabrics Navy,
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more Now -- $2975
Oiled Silk Raincoats Separate skirt cape and hat in
adjustable only. than u price. Now IS
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Evening star., 1940-12-12
One-Piece
Foundations, SIS

Less than Z, price
10. including Woodthrop and
Warner of cotton-and-rayon
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backs All with cotton lace up
lift. Sizes "a to 81 and Al. AZ.
10 Flexee One-piece' Founda-
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slide fastened, down stretch
backs. Sizes 35. 80, 40 and Al.
Were $3.50. Now S4.95
10 Girdles of different makes
of cotton-and-rayon batiste
with elastic and rayon satin
with elastic, down stretch backs
and boned models. some with
slide fastenings. Sizes 25. 26,
q, 29. 30 and 81. Less than
/. price. Now S295
so Brassieres and Bandeaux of
cotton batiste and cotton lace
and silk satin. A. P. Maiden.
form and Hollywood makes.
Some evening models. Tearose
and white. Sizes 80 to 40. Were
$3.50. Now - 81