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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-29
kidnapping Trial
Asked for Moron
Child Attdcker
BY WILLIAM CASE

Lincoln Park police today were
TO ask kidnapping warrant against
a 22-year-old man who has
allcgedly attacked or tried TO at
tack four children in recent weeks
while he supposedly was safely
under lock and key in the State
Home for the Feeble Minded al
Lapeer.
The youth is Warren De ROSA.
married 10 2 17-year-old girl and
the father Of a 2-year-old son. He
has twice been committed To the
Lapeer institution and has twice
escaped the second time simply
walking away. according 10 has
own admission.
He is now held al county jail.
Since his second escape last May.
he has been living with his wife 5
parents at 107S0 Telegraph road,
Lincoln Park, working in n war
r>sant and occasionally breaking
into honncS and also moleSting
children. police said.
SMALL GIRLS IN NEW CASE
The kidna ping warrant viii be
asked as The result OF his taking
two small girls, s and years old.
10 a woods m Lincoln Park and
there slugeInG and crlmlnally
assaulting the Older one.
Police Chief Floyd Crichton OF
lincoln Park declared anEriiy:
eve knew this mans record.
hut when these crimes against
children began occurring we
assumed he was in Lapeer. we
had received no notification that
he had escaped. Had we been
told of hfx escape, all of these
crimes could have been pre-
vented"
DR.. F. r. Hanna. superintendent
OF the Lapeer nome. said that news
of De Rosia's escape was handled
in "the usual way"
River Rouge police said they re-
ceived a notification of DE Rosia s
escape. However, DC had not re-
turned 10 River Rouge but had
been living in nearby Lincoln Park.
Lincoln Park police and Detroit
police both reported they received
no warning that De Rosia. termed
a dangerous degenerate by Chief
Crichton. was at large.
The Wayne County sheriff s
office also was unable 10 find such
a letter in its files. deputies said.
De Rosia was originally commit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-29
FulI-EIedqed Policemen

BAY CITY, Sept. 29.-Having
served their six months probation
airy period. Roy E. Robb and Louis
J. Cizzek were approved as full
fledged policemen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-29
Jackson Convicts
Parade 10 Win
Chance 10 Fight
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spare time, the soldiers" fash
lionel overseas caps and a cloth
insignia depicting an eagle which
Wa. sewn on their sleeves.
Having no rifies-eVen wooden
|ones-they could not practice the
manual of arms. so they concen-
t-ated on marching skill and exer'
cises. AS a result of their exhibit
ton Yesterday, during which they
hoped to prove to Colonel Shank
that the army needed them more
than the state of Michigan. they
are to receive wooden imitation
rifles.
READY TO SERVE
81 think this IL splendid
idea" said Lieutenant Parrish.
Its a morale builder; when
these men came here they didn't
give a darn for law and order.
Today there's not one of them
who wouldn't lay down his life
for his country"
They're the most war-minded
and conscientious people In the
world. as far as the country's
future IN concerned" added
Warden Jackson. They have
plenty OF time to read the war
news and listen To radio bulle-
tins. They are better informed
on the wars progress than many
civilians"
A feature of yesterdays parade
was a special flag made for thu
marching unit by inmate Leste
Neal, 30, former Flint tailor. Tha
flag and the stars and stripes Wer,
hanked by a color guard of two
convictS who were permitted 4
carry rifles for the occasion-th
Ionly weapons in the exhibition.
DRILLED BY DETROITER
The men were drilled by thei
commander, Capt. Thomas Ginley
sent up from Detroit for forgery
In World War / Captain Ginle
was with the Lafayette Esca
Idrille and was shot down benin
the German lines the day the wa
Tended. He holds the Croix d
IGuerre, the Military Order of tn
Purple Heart, the British FLYNN
Gross and the Distinguished SerN
ice Cross.
Climax Of the exhibition wa
formation of 2 Victory w" by tn
h.arching men. 1t was applaude
Justify by the other convicts, VIII
filled the grand stand to watc
their army perform before Cor
.Irections Commissioner Carrot
lHeyns, Prison Commissioner Les
HE p. kefgen, as well as Colone
SHANK. Heyns told them:
more than 400 former In
mates OF Mic higan prisons
Joined the army upon their re-
lease. We've not had bad re-
port on one of them"
i Indicative of the mems spiri
was the gift of inmate Pete
Wells. Ineligible for membership
in the army" because he is
Ilifer, Wells made a violin and pre-
scented it to, Colonel Shank for us
by the camp orchestra at For
Custer.
Evening star., 1942-12-22

WOODWORKING MACHINES. Delta and
motors, list prices 1921 Wilson blvd, Ar
nyfor
Evening star., 1942-12-22
HELP WOMEN.
SWITCHBOARD
OPERATOR-SECRETARIAL.
Apply Manaser, a73o Wisconsin Ave. NV.
PERSONNEL
MTG

Two young women with some college
ssrt arainlng, s nnaer 35' ape 70 type we'll TO
corporation Not employment work; g.
day, 40-hour week. $120-$13O to start.
opportunity for advancement for those
with an analytical type of mind, willing to
assume responsibility and good at detail.
marital status. whether at present EN-
ployed and when available for interview
This is permanent, full-time work. Box
436-M Star
Evening star., 1942-12-22
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, part time Saturdays, Sum
GAYS, nights: tax expert; reasonable. RA.
5422. 2:ss
COOK. AL, settled man wants work in
cafeteria or any refined place; write Chef
Weeks. 1880 Swami st. NV oes
MAN, employed as guard" wants extra
work after 3:30 pm, either as elevator
operator, guard, investigator or anything;
references furnished. Box 24-L. Star
SECRETARY, %. draft exempt. pleasing
personality and native ability. Si5 yrs ex-
perience, $500 mo. TR. 1924.
TYPIST-Rapid typist desires permanent
position: 20 years general ONCE work: A. F
class. Box ISL. Star 23s
Evening star., 1942-12-22
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

HOTEL ACCOUNTANT. now employed. but
desire to make change; l5 yrs hotel ex-
Including % D and % St statements % s'IUuhslns snd tax
returns. Box 443-K, Star.
Evening star., 1942-12-22
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL colored, wants general housework:
experienced, references, DU. 34s3,
GIRL. colured. wishes position as nurse
maid; or part-time work. GOOD reference.
Evening star., 1942-12-22
HELP MEN 3 WOMEN.

COUPLE, white janitor work; man ewes.
and morning, woman to help; living quar-
ters. salary 1914 Columbia rd., No. l.
WANTED, good. reliable colored man and
wife. to live in: good wages to right party.
Woman must be good cook. man useful
around house. Call WI. 4152 before 10
a m Good reference o4s
Evening star., 1942-12-22
HELP WOMEN.
INFORMATION

Large local corporation needs several
women about 20 to ~ years Of age to
ton. Must be high school graduates
possess pleasant speaking voice and pref
ers6iy enhi some s experience in dealing with the
memory; must be patient and dependable;
evening shift, OF at midnight; 4O-hour.
S-day week: will have to work Sundays and
weekdays; salary about $50 be- Der month mont e, 70
start with automatic increases: full-time
~osk ses Ia 1niy; Write for interview; giving
wnetner at present employed and when
available asaaa for interview. which will be ar
raneed Boy 431-M Star.
TYPIST-OFFICE CLERK.
Intelligent young lady for in
teresting office work, previous
experience preferable; good typ
lSt; salary commensurate with
ability; permanent position in
peasant surroundings. Apply
Office.
Lewis & Thos. Saltz, Inc.
l409 G st. NV.
TYPIST.
Large manufacturing concern. excellent
WORKING conditions; experience not neces.
Ss %sss te stone stas stSsw cs Mrs pser
900 Franklin ST. ne poi "'ioii'
YOUNG WOMAN,
n % ONCE Mns b. ose me-
to type well and prefer one who can Nc Ietter fpr
sTao snd draw 9ira free hand salary. sI1o to
Apply personne men fpnsomatis peot Fonm i'm
Rect re- 90 sve Cabin NM oSS take Route
appt., Att Misy Ruth Helm :" "A''e Aot
Evening star., 1942-12-22

OMBONES-CaValer, silver with gold
bell. S35;, King, gold LACQUER with sterling
silver bell, Sl2O: terms. Call ReDu0lio
6212, kits, 1880 G st. middle of the
Evening star., 1942-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

miSSEILANEOUS fOk SALE.
AACcoRDIoNs-Hohner, I2-bass, $50 80;
public s2l2, kits, 1880 G st. middle
ADDING MACHs.. Allen-wales. Burroughs,
victor, Rem. Rand. low priced. tSUN) CO.
46e5, Week. 1112 14th NV, DI. 1872.
variety ali Kinds II meaa ana arfees
Shop, 3033 M ST NV ~
ANTIQUE 1ulnlture. bTlc-a-Drac, lamps,
paintings, curios: SIS 9TH st. NV
AUTO ROBES-Beautiful Laidlaw plush
from SIS to 70 sa975i % sJo1 LOVING MoToRs ta9sa
BABY BED, high chair, rocking horse;
scales, swing and dishes: reasonable. Call
between and 10 p.m. AT. 3o40.
BABY INFANT CRIB, complete, So Call
Woodley 5915.
BED; b ,,.;, single; innerisprlng mattress; upIy
microscope. Want parlor chair, OIL. 00Ss.
BEDRM. SET, French, Sl25; lge oil paint
ing of Madonna and child, 500: anta;
silver teaocoffee sery. S125;. baby grand
chairs. S22.5o ca: Oriental scatter rugs,
S25 ca; wardrobe. S25: mirrors. Lorraine
Studios. $500 Conn Apt 81, WO. 1889
BEDROOM SUITE, 6-pc. walnut, fine con-
BICYCLE, boys; white-wall balloon tires,
steel basket IN running condition, sturdy.
Phone Ii. 1851 or MI. 6O75.
BICYCLES BIC LES all sizes small large, REBUILT
NV. NV 5i 81. 5s7s' "0'As 0A0p' INV = S''
BICYCLE, boys. Columbia built 2s" frame,
blue. white trim, chrome finished rims.
Ka Rsx495a 5sza. tires excel mech '0nd'' ssS'
BICYCLE, little girls, small, 2-wheel.
brand-new. $40. GE. 7o7s. 14o1 Ken
BIcYCLEs-Reouilt and finished like new.
n n most sizes; light weights. Buy now for
Christmas, Natl. Sport Shop. 246l 18th
st. NV, at Col. rd. Open ewes.
BICYCLES, girls 1ver Johnson, excel tires;
Silver Spring, Md.
BLANKETS, 100ao all WOOL fine boudoir
chairs from luxury liner NoamanoIe. .-.ice
rieht. 423 10th NV. o3'
ELoWE2s-Prepare furnace for coal nov.
2 sizes. Garty's Elec., 1908 14th
BOYS ERECTOR SET, electric motor, orig.
inally cost $50; hardly used, sell for half
price: Randolph 1892.
BRICK, LUMBER. PLUMBING MATERIALS
sargain ,1 prices S,ct from three big wrecking
the enIarsins Of the Navy R Ysrd 1'acss sex and nd
W Msteria1 ha is osa HAULED 'a 70 ahf sxs
4 yards, where it is reconditioned and
neatly arranged for easy selection, Larg-
est stock of used materials in Washington
Save 3 ways-sare time. save effort
save money-by coming to any of our
{ yards Foundation to Roof At Rock
HEcHINGER CO. Used Material Dept,
9th and II SITS. NE. AT; 400.
Lee Highwsy in Falls Church, Va
BUILDING MATERIALS-A large stock of
all kinds from numerous wrecking Jobs
Beams. lintels bathtubs, sinks. doors. win
dows, gas ranges, furnaces, pipe and 1T
tinRS. etc, at rock bottom prices.
ACE WRECKING CO.,
Benning Rd. at Mimi. Ave. NE AT. 0447.
Sc r st. S.W. RE 643o
CABINETS for frozen foods and meats,
Frieidaire. Meter-Miser units. Cali RE.
1857. A. s. Johnson Co;
CALCULATORS. Marchant and Monroe
cleo, AL cond. bars. tSuN.) CO. 1925.
weekdays 1112 18th Ut. NV. DL 1872.
Evening star., 1942-12-22
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

BUSINESS.
BOOKKEEPER, double entry, permanent:
$40 week. BRADSHAW PLACEMENT
SERVICE. 142O New York ave. Ex. 1914.
MEDICAL SECRETARY, salary S175
month. BRADSHAW PLACEMENT SEYV-
ICE. l4e0 New York ave. NV. Ex 1914
POSITIONS OPEN.
Stenog. % (25): S14o-s200 mo.
TypiSts 81. S25-s35 wk
Comptometer Opers.: S3o-S35 ,wk up,
Accountants tm.l; s40-S50, wk
Stenogs tm,); S35-S45 wk
Typists tm.): S30-S35 wk ND
OLDEST AGENCY in city. No charge
unless placed. Visit
BOYD SERVICE,
1888 st. top. CAPITOL Theater).
Evening star., 1942-12-22
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

MAN AND WOMAN wanted to take care OF
house tman can work elsewhere; free rm
and bd., all util. incl TR. 3693, call be-
tween am. and pm.
Evening star., 1942-12-22
TYPIST.

Large manufacturing concern. excellent
WORKING conditions; experience not neces-
sarS' sa go week to start. Call Mrs. Patter-
Evening star., 1942-12-22

FURNITURE-Wil sell for cash only to
buyer of entire lot ma tched mahogany bed
graph studio couch, upholstered chairs,
lamps, dinette and kitchen furnishings
May be inspected between and pm Do
not telephone. 5000 Conn. ave, Apt. 215.
Evening star., 1942-12-22

VIOLINS-Rare collection of old violins,
one viola. Can be seen between $50 m.
and 3 D m 1927 A st. Sc
Evening star., 1942-12-22

FURNITURE-Sacrific brand-new and
floor samples. TABLES: Cocktail end
coffee. Floor lamps, table lamps, kitchen
tables. magazine utilities and smokers
Students and kneehoe DESKS. CEDAR
CHESTS. PLATFORM ROCKERS. Hun
dreds of living room, bedroom and dinette
suites, occasional chairs =, Hundreds Of odd
chandise at prices cut to the bone Just
in time for your CHRISTMAS savings
TERMS
Evening star., 1942-12-22

FUR COATS-Prices smashed beautiful
Sl95 samples from drafted mfg's, $50;
Sl45 coats. $40. Low overhead saves
500. Buy now before they're frozen.
1908 Conn. ave. Open eve Hobart 96l9.
Evening star., 1942-12-22

SEWING MACHINES, Singers. dropheads.
$3.50 UP; consoles and portables. s6950
up Al cond. Guar. 24l2 18th st. NV.
SEWING MACHINE Singer, electric. round
bobbin, combination portable and table
model; good cond.; S45. FIR. O13S.
Evening star., 1942-12-22
ATLAS FURNITURE CO.,

FURNITURE-Govt. has given us 3n-day
extension in which to vacate one of our
locate another warehouse. therefore we are
forced to sacrifice 100000 worth of fine
! furniture at 40rc off the OpA ceiling prices
We have hundreds of bedroom. dining room
llv. nm. suites. overstuffed and occasional
| chalrS. secretaries and desks. coffee, cock
tail. lamp and end tables of famous Mers-
mar make, floor and table lamps, and
| many more items. Be sure to visit our
showroom before you buy and take 4OG
of all OPA prices.
Evening star., 1942-12-22
LUX FURNITURE CO,
Open Ewes. Till 8 PM.

FURN1TURE-10-p piece antique white 18th
century English dining room suite an
tiaue white living room chairs, also French
commodes and tables. Beautyrest matt
dble size: 5-piece chromium suite knee
hole desk and secretaries, studio couches.
poster beds springs. rugs, Office furniture.
nah. coffee tables, end tables, tier tables
Evening star., 1942-12-22

SEWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. All ma lies
repaired. Cash for your old machine.
| GIL 18th st. w, Ma. Ills.
Evening star., 1942-12-22
PERSONAL.

EMPLOYED WOMEN IF you NEED
EXTRA MONEY ycu can get it on Jus:
your own SIGNATURE at low rates, just call
Micnigan t510.
HEMORRHoIDs ERADIcATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for ufe-
time or money back Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery DR. SONMERWER CK
1868 Columbia I'd adams O36e
PHONE SHELTERED 1880 ASK FOR vIR.
ginia Richardson II you are in need Of
loan 10 Q 630r on your signature
DAY NURSERY, PRE-SCHOOI. KINDER
earten.. elementary and ,jr. high: children:
care, instruction. lunches. trans: reas.
HATS MADE BY EXPERT MILLINERs
from fur pieces. felts and materials; clever
remodeling, reblocking, trimming at low
prices; sale on handmade originals; for
merly to S15. now SO to $3.50. VOGUE
HATS, HAT @ $50 & 18TH st. NV, l flight up.
MEN, WOMEN WANT ,vIM' sTIMu-
Trial size. 35c. SAVE MoNEYMbuy reeu- gu
lar 81 size "a times as many tablets). For
sale AZ all drugstores everywhere.
zIPPERs ARE STILL AVAILABLE AT
Needlecraft Service shop. Repair or re-
place them now. $40 18th st. NV.
DR. H. W. JOHNSON, DENTIST.
Room 500. Westorv Bldp. sos 14th NV.
NEED EXTRA MONEY?
Only requirement is that you be en-
Just phone CLIFF PEARSON, Chestnut 1924.
DENTAL LABoRAToRY.
Room 901. Wrstorv B'de.. 605 l4th St NV
Evening star., 1942-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

IRVICE RINGS. Army. Navy. Marine,
lid gold: ideal gift for serviceman. f29
Evening star., 1942-12-22

BUILDING MATERIALS-A large stock of
all kinds from numerous wrecking Jobs
Beams. lintels, bathtubs, sinks. doors. win
dows, gas ranges, furnaces, pipe and At
tingS. etc, at r0ck-bottom prices.
ACE wRECKING CO.,
Benning Rd. at MINI. Ave NE AT 0447.
sc St SW RE 643n
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lbiebSleo nmo marldierten 10 ibnen
mie bas Siero lief. 9as lpar Srel,oe
nno 2eio 5nIannlen 1lno bliebeu AUDI
5ulontnen, iolanse tie ulf Geilen ma,
rcn.
sSir &inoer, beIonbers sic eroBer
rein, tonnten inns nibt lattleben; benn
5u elmer 10 friiben Worgenltllnoe in
Der ibOnlten Sommer5eit, no alle
9iiIbe, &dloer ,lno 5eloer, aae @ar-
ten llnO slnlogen in 9liite lno 6rllbt
ltanoeu uno lib int Silberglan5e ser
oufgebenoen Some baoeten, boteu Ell.
llen lplben berrliben slnblid, luie
nnn lit6 nur benfen fann in ser I1o-
nen olten Seintnt Wir lino Sic ipun=
beri6onen S5enerien ,upergeBlib ge.
blicben. 9ie gbatliee batte ouf bel
ren Seiten Sic iel0nlten 90rme, id
qlallbe, es iunren 2inoenbiillme, sic
bis 5lr Stoot fiibrten.
Gnoli6 famen mir altf Sen einge-
| li1lollenen 9abnbof. SSir iuaren ab.
geltiegeu, Oa fam aub ibou Der Bug
berangebralllt lno es bieB ,,Ginltei,
gent. sllle ltiegcn elm nno nabmell
Slat auf oen langeu 9anfen, Sic auer
onrd) Sen 8agen aingen. 9ie Sci
tentiire,t iplroen aeI1lolien nno oas
3eihelt aunt s(6fabren aese6en. Die
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Dhis Maiienfrennb

6abrfarten luaren Dor6er aelolt nor.
oen uno Der Shafiner ntad)te meiter
feline ltmitanbe, als er OrallBen an
Der Cir fant. Sic Batten feline 9llrhz
ganssmasen, ipie mir iie bier in ame-
rita fnnben. g8ir iaBen oidt 5nIam.
men llno ieber CAB slbt auf iein @e-
pad. Sd iudte oi6t ans 5eniter 81,
fommen ,no bate and bas Slid,
BORT Iisen 5u fonnen. Ser 3ng rollte
Ibnen poriports burcb bie berrlidlten
2anOlhaften. @ieien, SelOer uno Die
idoniten @aloer, int friiben Worgen-
talt gebaoet, uno burd Die ipeiBen
Somenitrablen oltrbleubtet, flnfel
ten l,no ffi,umerten int friiben Son-
nenslanae. Die ilnget 9annen- nne
6i6tenndloer iaben iul,noerlhon aus,
ais mir int 3uge borbeiflogen. gSir
batten oie 2infs Hbeinilde gabn naG
antluerpen, 8elsien. Somit fanten
mir burh Miiblbeim an Der &nbr.
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9ort in Ser 3ubr lasen iopiele Sob
lenl6lepper lho ib frdgte ben Sater.
mas oas lei. ~, Iaste er, ,,es lit
sic &nbr, sic alle &oblenibiife uim.
abtransportiert. gs oauert nibt Ian-
ge, hann fommen mir an Sen Nbein;
bel Ouisburg fabren mir boriiber, ih
mill es elld lageu.".
Ser quite &ater tat es alid), .als mir
Oabinfumen lno iiber Sen 3bein fub-
rem. Damn gine's cine 3eitlang ipei-
ter na6 gelgien at, Bis nab @lao-
bad). Sort mlBten mir umlteigen.
gs lpar 10 INN II llbr morgers ltno
BORT mllBten mir parten mtf einen
anoeren Bug, Der nab Mntiperpen
flbr. @s mar beiB llnb mir muBten
5lpei Stllnoen liegen. 0as aab nrt=
lerer Wiutter 11no Sran Yieper &C.
legenbeit, sic &Drbe nit @Bparen aus
3npadert balnit mir etipas bef1men.
@s lbmedte gut; bie 8utterbrcte nit
6leild ,tno @urit Itillten Sen Slm-
ger. 9aralf ibailten mir nns INN,
loas alleS Int ser Robbarldaft bonn
gabnbof au leben tpar. Gin lebr gro.
| Fer 8abnbof nit bielen, bielen &C.
leiieh nno Iopiele, 3iiee; iueiB @ott,
no Sic alle binfubren. SD lief etlpos
llueg in Oie Staot uno ipollte nod
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GeOanfen mn0 Grinnermngem
gom Nen. Grana Guertges

nit Ieinen 5tuei aroBen 8aoern iiber
ben iteiiigen @eg; es giug eiuigemal
auf l1no ab, balo famen ipir an 8itte
porbei 5ogell redts ab, folnen an
S6loB 5iirltenberg ooer SdoB 9or-
bed porbei Oas aan5 bon 8oiler UNI
seben luie ein Seid oalag; Damn ainss
am &rel'5 porbei, 100 Sbonebed on
fangt, 1lno nun al,gs flott auf ser
@bal,Iiee 1lad stltenoorf. Gs mar 10
nm 5 llbr morgens, oem Sic &irhen=
libr inn 8or6cfer &irNtlrm fblug 5
llbr, ais ipir nidt iueit oabou Dorbei-
itbren; mir mlBteu INT $50 llbr
al.f oem 9abubof iein. Ser 3na bdlt
nibt lno martet niebt altf uns, Iagte
Ser @ater, ipir nriiiien barin. Iebr
piinftIid ieiu uno bleiben! Ser So.
ter uno Serr Yieper iangen ein A6-
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balten 5t muben, l,no gleid5eitig aitb
einsuIeben iparl,m bos 10 iein ml.B.
Selblt bie iui6tigiten Sitter bes 81.
pilbebarfs baben beut5utage body, ee-
genii6er oent 8ebarf l,niererer &riegs.
maidinerie, 1,nr 5tpeitransige 8ebelt-
tuns lnb fomn1en DenentIpreheno erit
6inter oeren einfah gebieteriihen 8e-
oiirfniilen. ltnb ie mebr uaonierpie-
r,lng' mir betrei6en, ie belier mir
auf oie Dinge altfpaiien, bie mir be-
fifteen, ltno unlere Nel,ani6afiltngen 10
eerine ipie m0glid bolten - ie poa..
ltdnbiaer lno freier lit altd bie Sic.
eesbabn ltnIerer gan5en Natio1t.
ltnier Shlaamort Iollte oaber beit-
outage Iein: @ebt ipeniger alts, ber-
bralldf peniaer, bersel.oet peniger
l. lno ipart mebrl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-25
Die armen 8riiber Dom IF. 5ransis.
FMS, Cincinnati, ghiD

Tuter Setting mar nit oieIen Brit
oern befannt getporoen iudbreno ct
in Sanilton, Sbio, sbullebrer lpar.
DieIe 9riioer inadten idbrlih ibre
aollefte auf in Der Gr5oi65eIe Giit.
cinnati, inoem tie bon Saus SIT Saus
gingen 1,no Ilmoien Idntmelten fiir
ibre &inoer in ibren 5luei SdnIerlt.
aud als Bater Selling ih,oierte IN
Vet. ct. Warp's, Cincinnati, traf er
oft nit ibnen sulatnmen. 4ts er se-
lpeibt mar l,no in Bomerop 1T oer
@en,einoe Sic erite Initellung erbielt,
famen aud Sic 9riioer 5u ibm, INT
5u folieftieren in ser bamots groBeu
@emeinoe bonn eottliben Ser5en SeIu.
8ater Selling ersablt Ielblt, 0aB int
Suli 1878 9rllber Yalhalis pom ct.
Soiepb's &nabembeim, Cincinnati.
Ohio, cine Sausfouefte atfsenomuen,
lnoent er bon 9ans at Salls, fatbo-
Iilb ooer nid)t, 9egangelt lei l,no alle
llm ein Almoien gebeten babe. lleber.
all ipdre ct frellnbii1 aligenomnten
tporben BEL &atboliten ,ulo Nidtfa-
tbolifen; ein gutes 3eiben ser
sSrelnolidfeit rnb ser Wilotdtigfeit
ser 2eltte. @-..
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