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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
F. {. Goods Visit

Mrs. Frederick F. Good of
Asheville. N. c., arrived Tuesday
from Detroit, where she has
been staying with friends to be
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. God:
frey Strelinger of Dorchester
road until Sunday evening. Mrs.
Good. with Mr.. Good and their
three children. Sonny. Betty
Jane and Barbara, formerly lived
in Birmingham and many old
friends are entertaining in her
honor.
Mrs. Clara Mann L'Homme-
dieu and Mrs. Harry F. Klein
were hostesses Wednesday, and
Friday Mrs. Donald Fad gave a
luncheon in her home on Suffield
road. Sunday afternoon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leigh Sharp were hosts at
a cocktail party for Mrs. Good.
who is returning to Asheville
early next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Nc
Ginnis of Shirley drive have
issued invitations for a dinner
party in their home for Febru-
airy 8.
Caroline Beecher of Madison
avenue was hostess at table
top shower and party Thursday
evening for Peggy Fry. Miss
Fry will be married on February
Is TO Godfrey Letchworth of
Buffalo. Eleanor Ward, who
formerly lived in Birmingham,
gave luncheon and stocking
shower for Miss Fry Thursday
noon at the Abingdon in Detroit
where the Ward family now
liVeS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

February s. She will spend the
weekend with her parents, the
H. Gray MuzZys of Lowell Court.
Doris Richard arrived home
from Hillsdale College last Sun
day to enter a busy month get
ting ready for her marriage,
February %. 10 Jules de Beau
bien. which will take place at
Christ Church Cranbrook at
$50 p. m.
She was guest OF honor at a
luncheon given today by Mrs.
William E. Alfs and her daugh-
ter, Nora, at their home on Long
Lake road.
Cranbrook House was the
scene of a large dinner Tuesday
evening when George G. Booth
was host to the vestry OF Christ
Church Cranbrook and TO all the
gentlemen who ever had served
as members of the vestry since
services in the church began.
nearly Is years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Public Rites
For Benefit
Installation

VISITORS from Adrian, Sagi-
nav. Flint and Monroe are
expected for the public installa.
ton of officers of the Woman's
Benefit Association to take place
February 8. at 8 p. m. In the
grand ballroom Of the Book.
Cadillac Hotel.
1t is expected to be the largest
public installation of officers
ever held in Detroit. Mrs. Ethel
Hayford, state field director,
will be installing officer, assisted
by Miss Dora Balthaser and Miss
Ruth Sable. ladies Of ceremony,
and Mrs. Mathilde Stellberger.
chaplain.
The floor work will be in
charge of Mrs. Olive Rogers OF
Detroit and the musical arrange
ments and Glee Club will be
under the direction of Mrs.
Norah Kurgin OF Wayne.
Miss America" will be repre-
sented by Mrs. Irene Jacoby OF
Detroit; Uncle Sam" by Mrs.
Louise Merritt OF Ecorse. and
Miss w. B. A." by Miss Stella
Langley OF Wyandotte. District
deputies Minnie Kunz, Nell
Smith and Hazel Sautter will DO
hostesses.
Patriotism will be the keynote
of the program. Flags will be
hung and red. white and blue
garlands will be carried by the
guard teams. The grand finale
will be a patriotic pageant with
every one joining in singing God
Bless America F."
The program will be followed
by dancing, with music by Gin
Weber and his Missourians.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Aide for Assembly Ball

Elizabeth Luckham, who has taken part in almost every
activity freshman announced this week
general chairman of Assembly Ball annual formal
which slated March
Kuivenen will co-chairman OF decorations
varsity debater heads the ticket committee
PostScrps The Theta ri fraternity brothers will alter
small skating
rink and Richard
Wirth the pace.
Sedgewck freshman has been appointed TO the flea
tred musician class ersty performs
Galen honorary medical society its
Caduceus February 21 with Mr. Mrs Charles
committeeman and date respectively
Alpha Sigma Phi elected Orvle F. Roegin house marshal
Leroy nationally known band leader
viii bring orchestra here February II for Mororboards Pay
Of co-eds will do the inviting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Hills Skaters
Find Little
Lake Ideal
BLOOMFIELD HILLS. Feb. |.

BLOOMFIELD HILLS. Feb. l.
THE little lake just south Of
Il Charing Cross road. on the
east side Of Woodward. Is a
popular skating location for
Bloomfield residents.
II was here several years ago
that the bones OF some prehiS-
toric monster were unearthed,
accidentally. 10 the delight OF
the village children and 10 the
interest OF several archaeological
societies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Brew
ster, who live close by on Brook
dale road, and many Of their
friends put on their skates at
the Brewster home and really
cut some fancy figures on the
ice. Mr.. and Mrs Harold G..
TaSker, the Philip Hills, Frances
English and her fiance. Frederick
Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
thew r. .Whittlesey and the Nj.
s. Perry Williams may he found
there nearly every weekend.
On Sundays, the group usually
gather for tea al one of the sew
eral homes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Four More Couples Added to List

Alpha which this week pledged frosh Dorothy
added JHopsome to their dating calendar
what with Jean Gomorr accepting Jim Lovetts bid Mildred
noddng McCor Marta Norton beaming
the affirmative Jack Shofstal Irene Ferguson whose
silver already packed cello
awaiting the will with John Roth
Michigan Daily school paper has been running
of Michigan goods record
finally as preerring Wit Wack the ideal date
$50 surveyed put their thumbs down men
lines with big ears"
"hiVa}rous facetious
at others" but referring fance Bill Elmer
summed He have the physique
an Apollo Lii combined with the
sophscaon Charles Boyer and be just around college
ma an college
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Elected Hunt President

Charles D. Pierce of Tiverton
road and Metamora, was elected
president Of the Bloomfield Open
Hunt to succeed Frank W.
Shuell in June. c. f. Wilson
will be new vice president; Ken
meth X. Martin. secretary. and
Morgan D. Douglas treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Booth
of ''Thornlea" are spending
week in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Robbins OF
Cranbrook road. will leave next
week for a month at Miami
Beach. They will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Robbins sister,
Mrs. Loren Mead OF Marking.
China, who is at present in
Ithaca, n. Y. where her son is a
student at Cornell University.
Joan Muzzy will come home
next Friday from Smith College
10 be maid of honor at the we'd
ding Of her cousin. Janet For
bush. and Maxwell Fead on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Plan Trip TO Canada

Plans are being made for some
of the enthusiasts 10 60 up TO
the Blue Mountain Ski Club at
Collingwood. Ont. in the near
future and Fred Cramm and
Bud Adams of Detroit. those ex-
pert performers on skis, will ac-
company them.
Mrs. Brewster expects to leave
for Boston early in February 10
visit her father. Bertram p.
Flint. and will go up 10 the
White Mountains for Winter
sports before returning home.
Mrs. Otto Kern Will entertain
the Bloomfield branch OF the
Womans National Farm and
Garden Association at their
meeting Monday at her home
"Westview." on East Long Lake
road. Mrs. David D. Dunlop
will be the speaker and Mrs.
Frank w. Shuell and Mrs. G. w.
J. Linton will preside at the tea
which will follow the meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Bloom field Social Happenings in the Hill -Gr~.ins ha"
College CaPers:
Ms Social Butterflies
Burning Midnight Oil
ANN ARBOR, Feb. /.

ANN ARBOR, Feb l.
DEAR Van der Tighmes
The day finally arrived and the most Eighty OF
butterflies burning their wings these days for mid
night Through Ann Arbors deserted streets great
whisper proclam All hail the wisdom goddess Minerva
10000 in 10000 books study lamps making dorm-
the White Way until every dawn
circles bluebooks in hands, huge vacuums in
minds
Briefly in case you guessed, Mrs Van der Tghmes
And the only bright spot future horizons
your proges here will be of the plans for the
post exam social fling which l enclosing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

Heading list of patrons and paronesses for JHop the
hghsncated superglamorous biggest dance of the year.
February will and Mrs. Murray D. Van Wagner
President Alexander c. Ruhven and Regent and Mrs
Crowley with Regent and Mrs. John D. Lynch both
of your town.
The latest JIop coupets to report their wosoming are
George Matthews and Virginia Voss Ray Denny and
Audrey Decks and Grant W. Allen who will escort Katherine
Cork, present resident in Detroit.
fraternity plans round OF parties besides
formal and informal university dances and joining in the
will John Reger opposite Mary Ann Holiday Tom
opposite Jean Hubbard ditto for John Angle and Betty
rel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Kelly Will Speak
To Catholic GROUP

FOLLOWING A RECEPTION
and dinner to honor new men,
bers, the regular monthly meet
ing of the Catholic Daughters OF
America, Court Detroit, will be
held at 7:45 p. m. Monday in
the English Lounge of the Ac-
tivities in Parsons street.
RAYMOND ]. Kelly will address
the meeting and the Rev. Ed
ward J. Knaebel, S. c. Sp..
chaplain, will welcome the new
members.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

OWING TO the death of Mrs.
Paul Hale Bruske. regent, the
Louisa st. Claire Chapter Of the
Daughters of the American
Revolution has postponed the
tea at the home of Mrs. G.
Ogden Ellis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
10 Present
Mvsterv Drama

A THREE-ACT mystery play.
entitled "Danger-Girls Work
ing" will be presented by
dramatic group of the Girls
Friendly Society, Friday evening,
al $50 o'clock, in st. Matthias
Church, Vinewood and Grand
River avenues.
Elizabeth BiSsell is directing
the play and Pauline Muller IS
stage manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Mercy teaguers
Elect Officers

AT THE annual meeting of
the Mercy Junior League Of st.
Josephs Mercy Hospital. officers
were elected as follows:
President. Mrs. Robert B.
Hassett Jr.: first vice president.
Mrs. Neal LEsperance; second
vice president. Miss Pauline
Crowley. recording secretary,
Miss Patricia Crawford; cor
responding secretary. Mrs. Zoe
Horn. treasurer, Mrs. Henry
CroSSen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Bridge Tea Feb. 10

Barbara Beeeher, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Beecher of Madison avenue. was
chosen Ice Queen and Richard
Nicely the King. Other skaters
were Natalie Seaholm. Nick
Martin. Virginia Bostwick and
Bud Stolberg. Miss Beecher
wore a white skating ensemble
and sat in a horse-drawn sleigh
to receive her crown.
Mrs. Donald s. Bell and Mrs.
Charles j. O'Connor are CO.
chairmen for the bridge tea
which the Auxiliary of st. Joseph
Mercy Hospital will give Febru-
airy 18 to benefit the hospital
clinic.
The party will be at Bloom
field Hills Country Club, and
fortune telling will be an
added amusement to the enter
tainment which has gained
reputation for loneliness at pre-
vious affairs. Assisting the chair
man will be Mrs John G. Wood,
Mrs. Frank J. McGinnis, Mrs.
II. Ray Seelare, Mrs. Lionel M.
WoolSen and, in Pontiac. Mrs.
Arthur V, Herndon/ Decorations
will be carried out in national
tri-colors.
Mrs. John T. Maynard was
hostess at a lovely tea Tuesday
in her new home on Mohegan
drive. Mrs. S. J. Lang of Pleasant
Ridge and Carol Maynard as
sisted the hostess at the tea
table.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
BETTY COED.
Koenigsbergs Tell
Dauohter's Troth

MIR. AND MRS. J. KOENIGS-
BERG Of Buena Vista avenue
have recently made known the
engagement of their daughter,
Kenny, and Marty Spector, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Spector. OF
Blaine avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
White Hope Of the Drama Group

might interested in noting for the sake Of ary
Tghmes that of talented home
co-ed Mckee rapidly becoming the white hope
of the drama group here.
Besides appearing weekly radio programs the dark
Miss Mckee acting assistant director
major play productions and has just been
Treawney
of The Wells" which opens here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Mrs. Hecker Off
For Miami Beach

MRS. MABEL HAYES
HECKER is leaving this week.
end for Miami Beach. where
she will spend February with
her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs Christian II.
Hpckpr Jr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Birmingham
FIocks to
Ice Carnival
BIRMINGHAM. Feb. /.

BINMIN1ffAM, FtD. I,
OUARTON LAKE was lined
VI with cars all day Saturday
when the annual Birmingham
Winter Carnival took place.
Races and exhibition skating by
Birmingham boys and girls fol-
lowed the crowning of the king
and queen" and Detroit Olympic
skaters did some very fancy fig
ures.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-12
STATES FURNITURE
NOW RANKS
rlkoT IN The NATION

Raleigh. Aug. l2-North Carolina,
which ranked fifth in pr, ductlon OF
v0oden furniture a decade ago, mas
advanced to first rank IN the ma
non and is faced with production
problems due to heavy defense or
ders and trend away from meta
.,.u.4. because OF armament prl-
QuCs 600
The states more than U
wooden furniture Establishments
the 1899 Census OF Manufacturers
Is,ed 1919 are -peratins at or heaf
capacity. and some Of the better
,noWn plants are engaged with gov
,rnment contracts for the 1IrSt ume'
lants Of this type manufacture h'sh
trade household furniture, when lhe
Government has come into the mar
ket for to furnish officers quarters
n the growing military ana naval
building program.
Latest census figures show thal IN
1899 the 1911 plants OF the Woooel
| furniture industry in North
emploved 20,O06 workmen with ar
annual payroll of Sl3,895, O5O ano
chat the total value Of products
of S59.3l5. 934. represented an IN
crease in value through processing
IF S3O.Ol8,76
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-12
Feeling the Sting

T., .t,- l.atl. ,t his son IN testing
D.a.. 1~r,ssoIioi ha,
ny homo and
.,..,. .. tbous2nd-
,.a,1i1. il, I,,Iv have felt
e.. ,.o,r. ~ ,yars into
+,,.+,,o dic+a+or has
'''. oa.,a p,. for the
F', l:,. ,e IN -hc lad
..l,,1d fool arv nifv
a.. Co.. +n,. ,,r-oonoerjng
o 49,. lao ,c,.1n9uv Is on
h.u ,soh, y MIX
li,,.oIf IN The
''. ,,d +n,t hi. over-
81, r1,,1,,d wac moi
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-12
Df sGs5 Quiz

@. Can I pledge a Defense Bond
as collateral for a bank loan?
A. No. Bonds are registered and
not transferable. They are payable
only to the persons named on the
Bond.
@ If | require special information
or advice in regard to a Defense
Bond, where can it be obtained?
A. BY writing to the Treasurer of
the United States. Washington. ID. G.
Note. To buy Defense Bonds and
Stamps, go to the nearest post office
or bank, or write to the Treasurer
of the United States, Washington, d.
c., for an order form.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-12
R. JONES DIES
AT

Franklinton, Aug. NV. r.
Jones, IS, died at his home near
Frank]inton Monday afternoon az
4.3O O'Clock. He is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. w. S. Ray of Wake
county and Mrs. A. M. House OF
Franklinton.
Fnnera services will be conduct
ed from Coke's Chapel Chrlstiaf
church Tuesday afternoon al =
o'clock (E S. T.) with the Rev: ;
F Madren officiating. Burial Will be
lin the church cemetery.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-12

That IoWan VINO drank 33 cups
ef coffee at one meal certainly dij
ms bit to cement good relations with
Brazil.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-12
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Having qualified under the VIII as
executor of the estate of Mrs SaIIl1
w Short, deceased, late of Vance
County, North Carolina. TINS Is t
notify all persons having claim.
against the estate of said deceas~
to exhibit them properly verified I,
the undersigned at Townsville, n.
or B. p. Wyche, Attorney at Hen
derson. N. c. on or before the o'h
dav of July, 1912 or this notice VII
be pleaded in bar of their recovery
All persons indebted to sad eS''t'
will please make immediate pay
ment.
OLIVER BREWER,
Executor of the Estate OF
Mrs. Sallie w. Short.
B. p. Wyche, Attorney,
3-15-22-29-5-l2
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-12
WANT ADS
Get Results

CLEAN CLOTHES ARE COOLEA.
neater and they make you feel III
during not weather. Let us clean
your clothes the right way. Vance
Cleaning Co. Phone 373. 1871
FOR FRESH FRUITS AND NEGE'
tables. see CoWard's Cash Grocery
2l5 William street. lo-l'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-12

Mr.. Wheat Farmer Let rs
grind Your flour. Good turnout
and good flour. Green's Roller
Mill. South Henderson. y. C..
l2-l4-l6
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-12

-
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printed right. We do ,ha, k,"d 3t
urIntjng nj lowest price. phnno 81 -
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PIANO RATHER IllAN HAVE
piano nm To factory VIII sell
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location and fuIi particulars IN r
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ed V.itb vo,u. name fat, ,nIy e. "a
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Henderson Book co... If
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The cost is small ard we can do
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WE SpEClALlLE in ALI.
kinds OF body and fender re,
pair work. Motor Sales Co
ALL TYPES OF IMPROVEMENTS
can be llndlced Hli"OSi US. Easy
dcrson Building < Loan Assoca-
ton. Al i, NS-,y'' syyy, u
TWO MOUSE C0LORFD MULES,
weight abou; 1000 lbs. each. one
morse and ONE mare nlulc, strayed
Henderson. Please notify Bennett
II. Perry. l--N
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-12

20 PREPARED NJ
nails. no ridges at the shank That's
why people keep coming TO ou'
shop for shoe repairing NouU Ike
our work. too, Gri->oms Snot
Shop. phone 638. ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-12

SPECIAL FOR TODAY AND ~
morrow: 1859 Chevrolet ae'uNe
sport sedans. extra clean. Atro
lection of Va and Model A. foiu"
See us for a better deal C2rolear
Palmer Motor Co, StudeoaN.t,
dealers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-12

FOR RENT: : ROOM DWELLING
two baths. Turner Ave ana Ier1
ST. $4,000 per month. C,lo"'
Realty x loan Co. I'm
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-12

SAVE MONEY ON y NEW Lh" "
mower at The Place of V4lue ds:
Ball bearing, sixteen lh'li ce o..
and rubber tires at 500 "'IN c5 o.,
Without rubber tires al Wat
Weed cutters at Sl.O0. AIeN SIT
kinS, phone 33.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-12

, TT rs CLEAN YOUR RUGS ron
spring and summer. we "> .antpp
approved methods and g G'na ,,irs
satisfaction. Huffman N'e"'IntG,
Horner St, Phone 81. "
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-12

BARBECUE AND BRuNo"iHnr
Stew fresh every day. Meet yo old
friends here. and enjoy mes Is
southern dishes. It's food n ~
best. Red Taylor's Hill Top r! os-ti
55O-W. -
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friipft mo einmaI oie Soffu1ng aus
geiproben, bort cine Wtillion italte-
niider 8auern an5uliebeln. @ra5iaui
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lit fein 2ano raider @rfolge', urteilte
er, uionoern miiblamer Mrbeit." Got
1dbll6 lit es MIR 81 elm paar tuenigen
experimentation Sieolllngen bon ie
elm paar bllnoert Stalienern gefom,
men. Iud bon oen groB5iigigen inou-
Itriellen Blanen lit Dor Iusbrld) oes
&rleges follm etluas @cltolt gclpor-
ben. 90 miiroen ii6 sic Staliener
luabrl6einlid leidt iiber Sen Gerlrit
gbelllniels trolten, tpenn eS ibnen &C.
longe, bafiir sic 8oltanbGfen mo
Snleln bebulten 5lt fonncn, sic lie
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afrlfonildc @ionarN perl5nlid) Dor
Der MISUNDERSTANDING in @cui
uno oppellicrtc at sic perleugneten
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n1el1tS. Wtan bcoaucrte ocn ,,00luen
bon Sl'on', aber man bclate lih on-
geltbts Der totl0Hliben Madtlcligfeit
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oenS9eIdUtc oeS 9tc9ltS cine ncltc
moralild)c Stiibe bcfon1lrcu.
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Ser ,0o1ue pon Suoa' lit mieoer
a1f Ieinem Sbron. 9lm 2. lfai 1886,
I'M erlten Otorgeneralen> trot &ailie
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aus NDois sl6beba az, nadocn er sic
9offnlmn bate altfgeben nliilien, Dem
@orntorlb ser Staliener ginbalt &C.
bieten 5lt f0nnen. 9(m Nadmitta9 oeS
5. Wtai 5oe 0forldaa 8aooglio nit
lcincn Srl1ppen i1 sic abelliniide
9auptltaot eir. @enau fitnf Sabre
ulo eincn Gag 'pater lit nun Sailie
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BON einen1 britilden @cnerol, beMcn
1ruppen Die Gorollsleblulgeu fiir sic
9eintfebr oes 9fegl1s crfGupft battcn
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fir Den Griola ser 3erltorltng res
afrifaniielen ,,&aiIerreihes" ser Sta
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'ss,~;F soas QUIZ

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8ono?
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ueis, OaB Sic ser Ser. Staoten-He-
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trdgt 3inlen 5ur State bon 80 8ro=
sent oas SSabr, auf 5ebn Sabre.
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tet Sen Oittatoren Srob. Gs perbeiBt
Sen 5retnoen ser Sreibeit @ertralen
nno ipri1t: uSier baIt ou meine
Snnow
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Cufels Salent

uWir lDolleu uiloe 5icre Ipielcn,
NnfcL picllt ou nit
usluc Wetter tSriehclL mas loQt
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r9n mirlt ser @1r, Sufel."
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idou ect0rt?'
-"9fcin, yober Eap1 ioate eelteru.
olt bitteIt ld,on eilulol eiu bolbes
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pon ben Snolancrn III oen Sluoen
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lernen tonncn.
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boltelt iobolo lic in i6reu s(pporoten
9oben bon $4,000 bis 10000 ISu6
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lullBtlolt0tclt bilttongebolteu lueroeu.
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fir Nnoenflcger, nronotlit) eiumol
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rem. Die Eiloteu greiien MN fcrner
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SemlBtloIgfeltsanf0ucn SIT ld)iitel1,
obnc onf fiinltlibe Soucrltoffslin6r
ongemcIcn 5u Iciu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-09

bat feline Bidder seidrieben, nod
sldn5enoe @eieaidaften seseben, aber
auf ibrem @rabitein, in Ser Crime.
rltne aaer, sic lie fannten. miro fort
leben ibr &ubm un6 ibre 8iirbe:
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