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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11
PIERCE COUNTY PERSONALITIES

Mrx. Fred Hinfx. mother Of Mrx.
c ~. Harter, 2e0i No. 18th st,
was . recent visitor 70 Tacoma.
coming here from her home in
Bellinkhsm-
Among members of the famous
Naryknoll sisters. nov IN Hawaii
dclng var work along with their
Catholic mission activities, are
two former Neutrality-suspicious.,
GIrter II. Cords. daughter Of Mr.
and MIA ". T. Becker. 142s So.
Ainsworth ave. and sister Marie
Aks>ee. daughter Of Mrs. +. n.
Dillon Of Seattle. On Thangsgiv-
ing day. according TO q report
from the motherhouse. Maryknoli.
New York. the sisters In the
islands served dinner for army and
navy chaplains In the Maryknoll
oisters' houses.
Rodney X Berg. <32s So. Fsw-
eeft avn. . trainee ~ the army
pest 1t Kearns. Utah. has been
appointed to officer candidate
school and win leave immediately
for . three-months' course. With
appointment to officer school,
Berg was advanced to rank Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11
Buckley Mayors
Wife SucCumbs

BUCKLEY - Funeral services
for Mrs. Helen France. wife Of
Mayor r. w. France Of Buckley.
viii be held Saturday at 2 p. m.
In whitmore chapel. Buckley. In
terment will follow ut Buckley
cemetery. Mrs. France died Tues
day evening at the family home.
She was a native Of Wisconsin and
was rs years old. She had lived
in Buckley AZ years.
The Rev. w. o. Benadom viii
officiate at the service.
She il survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Doris Marsh of Enumclaw;
one granddaughter. Doris Louise
Marsh Of Enumclaw: sister,
Mrs. Florence Gilbert of Boise.
Idaho. and a brother. Frederick
Bermer of Seattle.
Panbearers will be members of
the city council and the town
clerk, willard Macdonald. Car
ence caviezel. Frank Tthotson.
James Nelson. John Laughran and
Archie Watts.
Mrs. France was active in the
Ladies' Aid of the Community
church and the womens Musical
and Literary club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11
Purse Mystery
Puzzles Police

Police Thursday were attempt
inx to unravel the mystery sur
rounding the purse or purses that
were dropped and picked up in a
grocery store at 1905 So. seth 1T.
Wednesday evening.
Vernon Critz. 22-year-oid ship
yard worker. 1921 So. NJ St, was
IN jail for investigation with the
disappearance Of 4 purse contain
ing Sl5 and belonging to w. d.
Newell. SOC So. seth ST
Newell said he dropped his purse
In the store and didn't notice his
loss until he was several blocks
away. When he returned the
purse was gone.
However. two boys = James
o'Neil. Is. b642 So. X St. and Bob
Van slyke. II. 56o7 So. ST.. told
Newell that they had seen Critx
pick up . purse off the floor.
The trio. along with Shirley
Peters. store clerk. went to Critx'
home and demanded Newell's
purse. Critx denied having the
purse. said he dropped his own
purse while In the store and that
that was the one which the boys
hnd seen him pick up. Unable to
get satisfaction. Newell called po-
Ice. who arrested critx
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11
Puyallup Ration
Board Is Cramped

PUYALIUP-H. b. Anderson.
chairman of the local rationing
board. appeared before the city
council Wednesday night with the
plea that the board be given larger
quarters.
He said room In the library
building is so cramped there il no
place to put the ever increasing
number of filing cabinets. to say
nothing of working space for the
personnel.
He said the board employs five
clerks and that there are 10000
applicants for rationing Of one
kind or another. The personnel
lis not begged down." Anderson
said. except for need of space. In
this instance. the mayor and coun-
ell seemed to agree that the board
should be helped. Councilman
c. f. Richie stated that he had
contacted the telephone company
for space IN its vacant building,
putting it up To them as patriotic
gesture as the board Is allowed
nothing for rent.
II was agreed that II the tele-
phone people turn the request
down, the council will, II necessary.
turn its chambers over to the
board and move to its old quarters
on the third floor of the city build
ing. This will be decided at a
special meeting next Wednesday
night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11
WAACQuotd
Is Increased

In conformity with the presi-
Dental order which has increased
the authorized strength Of the
Women,s Army Auxiliary Corps
70 80, 600. the Tacoma army re-
craiting office. 1oi1 Washington
bldg. announced Thursday receipt
Of = large quota Of auxiliaries TO
Be filled from Tacoma and vicinity
during the month Of December.
During the first week In Decem-
Der. the local recruiting office
forwarded 20 prospective auxil-
iaries to Seattle for their mental
and physical examinations. OF
this number. everyone now ex-
amined has passed and In await
ing call. and the rest will be ex-
amined the first part of next week.
Three Of those forwarded who
passed the examination this week
IN Seattle and were enrolled were;
Frances A. tanning. Cambridge
apartments. who IL at present
working At the Ordnance Motor
Base. Fort Lewis
Nlins Marjorie z. Hake Of eo4
Ryan It.. Sumner. who has been
working at the Fibre Box Corp.
IN Sumner. and Dorothy n. Ketten-
ton. BOX Az. Yelm. whose husband
- In the army overseas Mrs.
Kettenton has been working at
Fort Lewis a. . mess attendant.
She attended school In Ellensburg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11
Want Wage Increase
Made Retroactive

WASHINGTON War Labor
board panel has recommended
wage increases of 5ls cents an
hour for some $4,000 workers of
the four largest meat packing
firms, and asked that the increase
be made retroactive to June /,
1912.
The companies involved in the
dispute with the Packing House
Workers organizing committee
(CIol are Swift a Co. Armour 4
Co. Wilson a Co. and Cudahy 4
Co. Their main plants are in
Chicago. although they have facil-
tiles in other cities.
The board panel also recon-
mended a maintenance Of union
membership contract.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11
Seek Volunteers
To Aid Tacoma
Raiioning Boards

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appeal 70 every employer in Ia
coma sad Cain. We viii tel
him ne need help. And. We need
Il desperately. This is Taconas
challenge 20 meet = critical situa-
ton. ! know We VIII not fail
Meanwhile. Taeoma's limit
ed staffs at the ration boards
were doRgedly working on the
Tremendous task before them.
One board Was handling 2.eeo
callers daily In addition TO
passing On the ever growing
file Of sB" and &C. appIlea-
tIons before IL.
One official described the spirit
Of the workers when she said:
We are not licked We are
tired but we win see Il through
Count US in for the duration"
II was later learned that Con-
gresham John NJ. Coffee was
planning to confer personally with
Leon Henderson. national director
Of OPA. II was his intention to
obtain more federal funds for the
rationing boards.
Congress gave the OPA
millions Of dollars and ! don't
see why Henderson can't al
locate more money 10 this
district said Coffee.
Coffee commended both Local
and state ration officials for the
way they were handling the stu
alton. He paid special tribute &c
local board members who wers
donating their time.
Members attending the meeting
Wednesday were Barney Elliott
John Swan, Ed Munson. c. A
Gap" Payne and Charles Schiller
from local rationing boards. anc
Irwin A. Hoff, r. d. Wilson snc
Henry b. Owen from the state Of
flee of oPA. Mayor Cain presided
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11
Cunman Is Held
For Murder Try

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have been the cause Of = call a
week ago when someone phoned
police saying . murder had been
committed. An ambulance and
hearse were dispatched to the
Cabell home but no murder had
been committed.
Tuesday evening Macabeo rent
ed car from the Baker-You-Drive,
75z Commerce st Early Wednes-
day morning he parked the car
In front Of the home Of Mrs. ]. r.
wilbert. 542e So. ! ST.. and walked
up to the Cabeil residence. No
one answered his knocks at that
time. He returned later without
gaining admittance.
However, shortly after IL
o'clock. the Filipino discovered
someone awake in the house.
Police are not certain what
transpired thereafter but believe
Cabell went TO the telephone 10
cali headquarters. Macabeo heard
cabell dialing the phone. showed
open the door and fired al Cabell.
striking him in the shoulder. The
call was never completed.
Other occupant. Of the
house at that time were Mrs.
I.sasca. Harold Caben. Is.
who was up~tair~ IN he'd. and
Robert Cabeu. rs. who wit
ne~xed the entire shoofinr.
Whea Nacabeo entered the
house. Mrs. Lagasca fled out
IN. bnck door and around the
rnraxe.
The Filipino followed close be-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11
Census Total
Is Protested

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to develop this figure t1s3,000).'
Brown wrote. ALSO your division
between civilian and total popula-
ton as Of April /. 1910.
I'VE cooperated closely with
the local census office and h
was our understanding that
only persons living off mill
tary reservations were inciud-
ed In the count. n personnel
Of the armed forces Ia con-
sidered In your estimate. an
additional $1,000 should he
added TO the May I, 1912
figure.
Starting in the early spring
1871. this county had a rapid in
crease In population because Of
the development OF shipyards and
other new industries. When the
OPA announced its sugar registra-
ton count as OF May 1. we were
amazed 10 find that, according &c
its figures. we had lost popula-
ton. This was In spite of large
new housing programs. all apart
ments and houses being filled &c
capacity and transportation jam
med beyond capacity.
I'VE asked the local war
price and rationing offices to
mako q recount Of the sugar
rafioning cards and II devei-
opcd that one boards figures
had never been Included and
that totals of two others were
inaccurate. The recount
showed 192.059 and the 0PA
was making an allowance Of
= per cent for non-registrants.
which would have given the
county n total Of 205,50s n
Of May 1.
"A few hours time spent In
Tacoma would convince anyone
that the gain far exceeded the
OPA figures or those you have
issued. In one shipyard alone,
not existent in 1910, there are
n 900 men working and all other
industries are at capacity opera
ton. The evidence is so over
whelmingly in conflict with your
figure that we ask for a recheck."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11

J. Paul Snyder. former Taco
man. who was a prisoner Of the
japanese for eight months after
Dec. :. VIII detail his experiences
before the Tacoma Chamber Of
Commerce forum luncheon Mon
day a. Hotel Winthrop.
Snyder returned 10 the u. S. on
the Cripshoim. He vas manager
Of the Haokett Medical center at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11

CHICAG GO Three German
Americans. sentenced TO die Jan.
~ for treason in connection with
cid given to the German sabotage
mission. have won = delay In their
scheduled execution date at least
beyond March 2 from the U. S.
circuit court Of appeals.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11

corporal and Win become a second
lieutenant upon successful com.
pletson q the course.
William Fulner Tibblt.. son 81
Mr<. =. W. Tibbst-. pls No. L Il.
has been commissioned a second
lieutenant IN the army following
completion q the officer eandi-
date course at the infantry school
AZ Fort Benning. Ca. 1t Tibbits
entered the service March Is,
1912. and served with the s7th
Infantry Training Battalion at
Camp Roberts. Cal. before going
to candidate school He Is a grad
uate Of Stadium high school and
University of Washington.
Frank J. Carbone. deputy sheriff,
celebrated his 47th birthday Tues
day. His son. Frank. arrived home
from his first months service In
the navy At an Eastern Washing
ton training base, TO share IN the
celebration
=
Clyde Melendy, former chief
deputy county assessor and =
primary election candidate for the
assessorship. has resigned and
taken . job at the shipyards.
The courtroom of Superior Judge
r. @. Remains department was
equipped with battery OF
fluorescent lamps Wednesday
afternoon. The old lighting was
20 inadequate that attorneys had
difficulty reading their notes and
documents.
Carlos @. Jacobs. veteran SUI
perior court bailiff. left Wednes-
day evening for Columbus. o., his
old home town. to spend the holi-
days with friends.
An 1s-year-old Tacoma youth.
Richard A. Gilmore OF 1io4 SO.
Alder st.. Thursday was a Para
marine. one of Americas number
one fighting units. Young Gilmore,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur l..
Elmore, won his curled wing para
troop insignia upon the compile
ton Of q six-week training period
at Camp Gillespie center at San
tee. Calf. His graduation brought
him . promotion to private first
class. The parschutist II now
ready for assignment TO a chutist
battalion, near San Diego. Calf.
Richard Anderson. a4-year-old
construction worker from Enum-
claw. was In Tacoma General hos
pital Thursday for back injuries
received when he fell eight feet
off q roof at the salishan housing
project Wednesday afternoon.
Anderson was taken to the hos
pital by private ambulance. He
was employed by the Boespflug
Construction Co.
Mia. wanda J. Green. former
Tacoma door factory worker re-
siding at 4012 No. 42nd St. was
on her way to Daytona Beach,
Fla. Thursday with the distinc-
ton Of being the first Tacoma girl
to be selected to attend the new
women's Army Auxiliary Corps
training camp in the southern
state. Tho new center opened
Dec. I.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11
Shortage Of Gals

FAIRI.AWN. y. J. The var
has developed = new shortage.
John Clsuss. a livestock dealer,
reported a serious scarcity Of cats.
which are needed in New York
laboratories for testing digitalis,
a heart stImuiant used IN the
armed forces. The cats are not
injured in the tests. He said
farmers used 10 raise them. but
have stopped since the war started.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11
Yule Mail Heavier

WAsHTNGTOS-The postoffics
department announced q survey
Of seven large post0ffices showed
an increase in early mailing q
Christmas packages ard cards. but
not enough . assure delivery Of
AL mail before the holidays unless
mailing Is completed before
Dec. Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11
Forum to Hear Prisoner Of War

Canton. China. when the var
with the Jsps began.
He VIII be introduced By d..
Paul r. Fossum. College Of Puget
Sound lecturer.
II viii be the last forum meet
ing Of tire year. Next forum VIII
meet Jan. 4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11

Maeabeo. who had just checked
in the car few moments before.
The IS cahber gun Was taken from
the Filipino.
Mecabeo vas arrested SIX
minutes after the ratio call giving
the license number and within IS
minutes after the shooting He
had been making his residence IN
Tacoma AZ a Market st. ROOM
ing house.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11
No. African Edition
OF S. & S. Printed
ALLIED NORTH AFRICAN
HEADQUARTERS - The first

ALLIED NORTH AFRICAN
HEADQUARTERS - The first
North African edition Of Stars
and Stripes has appeared.
The four-psge paper was printed
at the plant of L'Echo D'Alger
where its type was set by Ameri-
cans working on French machines
that lacked dollar signs. and the
letters W and X.
Its most popular features were
football scores. some OF them
weeks old. and a brief French
lesson in which douboys were
taught such expressions as You're
very pretty" = want my clothes
washed" ITS too expensive" II
don't understand" and Bring me
coffee"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11

Buy L. s. Bonds and savsi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11

Buy U. S. Sends and ssvei
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11

Carlos G. Jacobs. veteran SUI
perior court bailiff. left Wednes-
day evening for Columbus. o., his
old home town. to spend the holi-
DAVIS with friends.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11

Royon and cotton NOR
quisette tailored ponels
in rich eeesheIl color.
One inch side hens. 5
inch bottom hem. Needs
no storchino.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21

nad ieinem Sooe bon einen 8erfaQe
bes fir6li1en 2ebens at er5dblen,
tpoour6 ser @laube erI6iittert tpuroe
uno ein teilfpeiier 8iidfaa in oas
Seioentun eintrat. @r eing 10 ipeit,
raB nidt einnal sic Sal5burger Sir,
f)e cine llnunterbro6ene &eibe bon
Na6folgern 8uperts in ser biibof-
li6en @iiroe auftpet ien fann.
Der ii. Gmmeraa
itanmte aus einem eolen frGnti.
filhen @eidlebt in Boitiers. Als
8anoerbii6of Sog ct preoigeno lno
Wobltaten ipenoeno bon Staot gu
Staot, fait ourd bas san5e s5ranfen-
reid llnb; oariiber binaus. Da bSrte
er, oaB es in Yannonien an Ser 90.
nau ,lno> Sbeib, nod ein Bolt sebe,
pel6em @briitus nod nidt sepreoigt
lei, namlid bie Alparen. Sc perlieB
oaber oie Seimat uno 5og bic 9onau
entlang ieinem> 3iele entgegen. SSn
oer bapriiden Sauptltaot &egensburs
entpfing ibn ser 8aDernber8og Sbe'
coo freunolih uno nit @bren. als
ihm aber ser 81. gmmeran ieine us.
lt6t bortrug, alt Oen Mlparen 5u 5ie.
ben, belt i'm Der Ser5og 5uriid unb
iiberrebete ibn, in 8apern az bleiben.
so tpuroe 9feeensburg ser Mittel-
runft elmer breiidbrigen 8irflamfeit
bes fl. gnmeran in 8apern. liner
miiolih sog er blrb St1bte un6 9Grs
fer, hriitlides,- 2eben a,lf6aueno nno
Sen alien Mberglanben nieoerreiBeno.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21

nete eine @eIanotidaft ab, tpelde iei-
ne Seroronl,ngeu sur 9urbfiibrung
bringen iollte. Die @eianotidaf
Ideint aber sar nidt nad 8eperu
getommen 5u lein, ipeil iiber ibre Sd-
tigfeit oaielbIt nidts befdnnt lit. Die
pdpitlide @eiilms ser @ei ianotibaft
lit aber nod befdtnt ,mo bietet eiu
ipidtises 3eugnis fir sic ablibteu
ces Bapites l,no fir oie 3ultanoe Dec
fatboliiden Stride in 8apern au An-
lang oes s. SsSabrbunoerts. 0ara,ts
ldeint ober gar niht mad Baperu
lm Die 8iloung Ser @eiltlihfeit uno
nm Die 8erfaiilng ber Stride nidt
am belten beltelt ipar, besbalb CAB
es olld nod iouiel Aberelauben uub
beioniIde @ebrduhe. Die pont Bap-
lte angeltrebte Orouuna ser firblt-
den Serbaltniiie in 8apern fam aus
unbefannten @riinoen nod nibt iekt.
Ionoeru crit 5lpei SSabr5ebnte lpGter
ourd ben bl. 8onifatius pirtlih sur
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21

ct. @ntmerans @uoe lit buntel; er
lp,lrSe grauiam ermoroet. Das 60
oesiabr fiel nod Dor bas Sabr 700.
Der III. gorbimiaw, eriter 8iiduf
boa 5reiiias
Nod eiu anoerer Willionar pirfte
in 8apern, 9leibfaas ein @laubens
bote aus bem Sranfenlauo. gorbi-
nian lpallfabrte mad 8om, UNI sort
in Ser ssdbe Ger ApoItelsrdber eine
ginliebelei su eriinoen Cunt bas
Sabr 7O9). Ser Yaplt peibte ibn
5am 8iidof obne Sis, 3. +. gum BIZ
i6ofliden @laubenspreoiser. gorbi-
nian febrte 5unadit 1T feline Seimat
5uriid uno preoigte NIT binreiBenoer
@etpolt, aber aud nit riidiidtsloier
Sdarfe Dor bod nno nieorig, ielbit
ror oem Soie &arl Wartells. 3ulest
fonnte er oem Orange nod ginIam.
feit nidt ntebr iuioeriteben uno 5os
itb in cine einIame 3eae bel Gbart
tres srriid. sber in ltets groBeren
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21

oie Yeute einrafft, oer 8erlierer iei
ne @bneisuns i6iirt uno apf oie @e.
Iegenbeit tpartet 5uriid6uIdlasen.
uBir miiiien oiesmaI cine anoere
Mrt Srieben baben. Sic muB auf
Gr5iebung ,no @rfabrung funoiert
feiu Sic bas ein5iee @ute iinb, uas
bel 6ieier art ltebel berausfommt.
Dir miiiien 81. 2eute eraieben. 8ir
miiiien lernen, Srieoen gu benfen.
@ir miiiien 5uiammenfommen ,,na
etnan6er fennen lernen. Sebt bie Ser.
Staaten an. Sier ieben mir 2eute
aller Nationen in 5reunoidaft uno
obne 5treit auIammenleben. Meine
Soffnung lit, baB in Ser Nabfriess-
melt alle geationen fhlieBlid einem
0erbanb ser gansen Welt beitreten
tperoen.
ISM Mueenblid fin6 ipir aIe Col
baten. Sd tue, mas mir gelagt miro
uno ipare feine Mnifrengung = uno
oas Iollten mir ale."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21
9te 8efebrMng Der Oenti9em 2dmber
gum Gbrtfentuut

rlng 8aperns aussina lit lnoerfenu.
bar, itanben Ood oie bapriiden Ser
5ose idon sleid nad ibrer ginwanoe'
rung in elmer seiuiller, ipenn aud,
loien abbaneiefeit bonn 5ranfenrei.
DIE. Sn aquileia perfolgt man bieien
@influB audi auf bas firdlide @ebiet
nit eiferiiidtisen 8liden: oiele 81
ferludt Der Oamals bon &om ee-
trennten Aquileser eeeen sic frdnti-
lden 8iid0fe iuar tpobl einer Der
Saltptsriinoe, uarlun lid in 8apern
eln gelunoes firblibes 2eben 10 lan-
ge nidt -entfalten fonnte.
Wtas mat Sic 8irfianfeit bes bl.
Hupert friiber ooer lpater anIesen, fir
ieoen ssaa iueiB bie 9irbeneeidihte
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21
Our6fiibrung.
Die 8efebrmmg Der Sdnuaben pber
Nlamenueu

Die alamannen ODER Sdlpabeu
1ienen inn Sabre 213 am Nedar
uno lieBen Iib binter oem romiiben
@ren5'paa Iangs Der san5eu Wain.
linie nieoer. SIR angriff gait na-
mentlih Dem 3ebntlano, ber9ebens
eriaienen in Sabre 213 ont Nedac
me Ilamannen 1puroe oen 8omern
i'nner furdtbarer. aur5 Dor oen
Sabre 800 It. 9br. ourhbraben Die
Nlamannen beu Nomeripaa enogiiltig
nno nabnten oas r0miibe 3ebntlauo
(oas belltiae Biirttemberg lmb 8a-
benz 1T 8eIis. uno balo itanoen lie
an. 8ooenIee uno an BEN Mlpen, Der-
luiilteten MGtien, 0oritum nno Bau-
nonien. @eitlid pom 8bein erobertew
lie 6as 2ano bis an sic Boaeler. At-
Les Sano 5niiden ben Alpen uno
oem Nedar, atpilden bent Sura unS
hen Sogeien nno Dem Seh tuar ala
mannilb.
(5ortlesung folst)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21

Sharen 5og oas Solf berbei 1mo
Aad lieben SSSabren manoerte Cor
binian aberntals nad Hon, l,m lb
nit @rlaubnis oes Yapltes in irgenb
ein abeelegenes &lolter 6uriid5u5ieben.
Or nabm biesmaI einen eigentiim.
liden Neg iiber ben 8bein nah
SbIuaben nno gapern. Ser5og 8be-
900 lllo ibn brineeno ein, in 9apern
5u bleiben. Aber @orbiniau IieB lid
nidt balten l.uo 5os lpeiter mad Sta
lien. ssn Mom 1purOe er pon BapIt
@regor bem 3tpeiten freunolid en,p-
fangen, aber ipieber tpuroe feline 9it-
te, iid in sic @inlamfeit suriid5ieben
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am 8. September 730.
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