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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27

rus" and a history OF the choir,
which was given by Miss Bertha
Nelson. The second part OF the
program consisted OF three very
beautiful spirituals Now Let Me
Ply" led by Miss Dorothy Rhone-
nee: Every Time Feel the
Spirit" starring the tenor staff;
fnd Good News" featuring the
bass staff Individual soloisis
we're presented in part three.
"Csrisslma" was sung by Miss
pearlee Rhonenee. Edward Walk
81. assistant pianist, then played
Paderewski's "minuet"
The choir sang. sit Down"
and 1.-THE Lords Prayer" Just
before intermission. Misses Pear
lee and Dorothy Rhonenee and
Misses Thelma and Ruby Baker
presented Nobody Knows the
Trouble I've Seen in melodrama.
Miss Jane Jackson leading he
choir n cspella. Miss Mildred Will
son sang Summertime His.
Margaret WHEY held the irdicr &c
sp,t CHESS a. she reciiei Cree
ton Miss Thelma Baker. the
choir pianist then played "Epi-
logue" by Keller MY Task" was
then sung BY Miss Jane Jackson
The choir sang Go Down Moses"
Deep River" Joshua Fit De
Battle OF Jericho Remember
Now Thy Creator" and Gloria"
In Latin version
In the past year, the Allen
Temple Junior choir has made
great name for itself II was the
only Junior choir 10 sing ~ the
convocaiion In Chicago. Ill. and
the conference in Grand Rapids
Mich. Among their many guests
Vas Mr. Leonard Cortez Martin,
from Chicago. Ill. George In
gram. noted baritone singer. and
Miss Ruth Williams. a student OF
Wayne university. The very ca
pable officers OF the choir are
benson Echols. vice president:
Mildred Wilson, secretary: Mrs.
Alice Jackson. treasurer; Betty
Jackson. critic; Mrs Rose Basar.
Mrs. Alice jackson. and Mrs.
Ernestlne Merrell supervisors.
Other members Of the choir IRE
Misses Bertha Anderson. Willie
Grace Brown. Ruth SestCr. Sh r.
ley Dodds. Maxine Green. Doro ny
Manos. Lille and Mary McCreck-
en-. Dorothy Rhonenee. Pearlee
Rhonenee. and Messrs Jghn
Flowers. Anthony Hines. Joe VIII
iiams. ard Theodore Jackson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27

The plentiful crop OF California
navel oranges now on the market
10 an aid TO many what 10 serve"
problems for this fruit may be used
in 80 many ways. For salads alone.
there are dozens OF combinations
using navel oranges as q base.
This type OF orange has q bright.
clean skin. IL easy-to.peel. and be-
cause e 10 seedless. tie easy-to.
slice truly o natural" for salad
service. Large sise navel oranges
are numerous this season and are
especially well adapted for use In
this manner.
INTENTIONALLY. the navel orange
10 the perfect answer 10 today's
health needs. Everyone needs 70
repienish the supply OF vitamin @
in HIS body daily and these oranges
are q foremost everyday source Of
this important vitamin. They are
also rich IN other vitamins a. b.
and a. and minerals calcium,
phosphorus. and iron) all contribu-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
Miller High
School Notes
Referring Race Relations

This is the title OF timely
article by Charles A. Daily. prin-
cipal OF Miller High school,
which appeared in the December,
1912. issue of the Michigan Edu-
cation Journal.
Mr.. DAILY opens his discussion
With brief survey OF the ten
sicn existing today between the
colored and white racial groups
In the United States, citing dis
CT imination in the armed forces
and in the factories. we are en-
Gagged in a great war" he says.
We are fighting for democracy
and for liberation for oppressed
people We condemn the Nazis for
their theories CT racial superior
ity. yet colored people are con-
tinually pointing that they are
suffering many o, the things for
which we are fighting beyond the
seas"
Yet. in spite OF justifiable re-
sentiment, leaders among the
members OF the race have fire.
ouently and outstandingly set an
example OF true citizenship and
the brotherhood OF man for the
others 10 follow. and for the
white population 10 wonder at.
Every reader Of the newspapers
knows how Joe Louis swelled the
army and navy relief funs through
his title bouts: hut unfortunately
few know of similar contribu-
tons made by other individuals.
or OF the expert work done by
colored workers In defense plants.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
ROYAL NATIONS
MEET WITH PRESIDENT

The Royal Matrons club met at
the home OF Mrs. Ida Adams,
1888 Maple. Thursday. Feb. IS.
The meeting was called 10 order
by the president, Mrs. Adams. Aft
err the business session. refresh
ments were served and bridge was
played. Guests present were: Mrs.
Mary Williams and Mrs. Rachel
Jenkins. The next meeting will be
at the home Of Mrs. Ida j. Farmer.
1897 Maple street on Thursday.
March 4. All members are urged
TO be on time. Mrs. Ida Adams.
president; Mrs. Ruth Pitts. secre-
tary; and Mrs. Ida J. Farmer.
scribe.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
Quo Vadis To
Pour Cocktails

The Quo vadis club held their
weekly meeting last Thursday at
the Twelve Horsemen's club. with
the president presiding. After the
business session. the members
were entertained BY Mrs. Kate
Clark, the hostess of the evening.
Prizes were awarded as follows:
Lillian whatley. first prize: Erma
Adams, second. and Melinda Clark.
BOBBY. The club plans 10 hold a
cocktail party Sunday evening,
March 2s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27

Rode. functional causes: q, takeL
A q tonic. CARDUI usussly Inn
proves appetite. aids digestion By
incrssslnr the flow Of gastric
juices. and thus helps build reals
lance. which often aids In minlmir-
ing periodic functional distress.
Try CARDUf. You may be klao
van dld, Adv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
JOHN R. USO
TO ENLARGE

The John r. UsO club. located
At 1900 John r.. has issued Invita-
items inviting friends to the open.
Ing OF the enlarged club for ssrv-
ice men. The AFFAIR will be from ;
to . pm. Saturday. Feb. ~.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
It's no longer TABOO for girls
to talk Of this possible help

You can't expect q srln-snd-bear-
Il attitude 10 bring relief from the
distress Of periodic. functional
pain.
Perhaps that's Why 20 many
women use CARpUI. Il has . ~
year record OF s-wsy help. when
taken A. directed; (i) started three
days before "your time" u should
help relieve pals due 70 purely ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
MASONS TO PRESENT
MRS. CHISHOLM

The Masons OF Wolverine dis
trict OF Prince Hall Grand Lodge
Fam. : III present Mrs. L.
Luberta W. Chisholm in a recital
on March 10, at Ebenezer church.
This will be an enjoyable affair.
so watch the Tribune for further
announcements.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
GRANDMA HANDED DOWN TINE
FACTS
To relieve colds
coughing. aches
in m use les
of chest and
| FOR MOTHERS
| OF TODAY

back, and to reduce local conges-
ton pioneer Grandma put faith in
home medicated mutton suet and hot
flannel. Today mothers use Penetro--
the excellent modern medication with
the mutton suet base. Rubbed on chest
and throat il works fast. for Penetro
never fails to function 2 ways. Aromatic
vapors sweep inside through cold
stuffed nose and throat. while Penetro
does its outside work like a soothing.
comforting plaster on the skin. It's
also good for minor burns and chafed
skin irritation the year around. Try
Penetro. Compare il. Convince your
self. Grandma was right" Your
druggist guarantees money back If
not satisfied. 25e, double supply Csc.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27

lions toward defense against infec
ton and anemia.
No wonder then. we suggest this
navel orange salad plate as q toast
to Americas health. II takes adj
vantage OF the use OF orangee. q
fruit available the year round and
needs no other food 10 complete
the service. Decorative touches OF
endive, mint. chicory. or other
green's may be added. II desired.
and Sweet French Dressing may be
served as an accompaniment. To
prepare the dressing you need:
Sweet French press'r1
Makes I cup)
\ cup lemon Juice
n cup salad oil
n cup red Jelly
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon papriks
3 tablespoons sugar G.. .cy
Shake all ingredients together
well before serving.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
MRS. VIOLET LEWIS
TO SPEAK IN WINDSOR

The Hour A Day Study club. OF
Windsor. Ont. is presenting Mrs.
Violet Lewis OF Detroit. at the c. II.
Smith auditorium. windsor. March
IL at 8 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27

persons health s longer entirely his own business
~ since every individual Is necessary in measure
now-a-days to the effort. With this unified and per-
sonazed health goal Americans must not let food
shortages effect well balanced diets at home.
The curament Of canned foods places added
responsibility fresh seasonal fruits and vegetables and
housewives preparing the balanced diets whenever
there's plenty Of something, that's to homemaker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27

the boys were dressed In con-
servstive colors Beautiful palms,
soft colored lights. and spot
light furnished very beautiful
scenery.
The program opened with the
Negro National Anthem. followed
BY prayer. "the Awakening Cho-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
BOYS AND GIRLS AT ALLEN
TEMPLE PRESENT RECITAL

Those who came to the junior choir recital of Allen
Temple AME church Thursday Witnessed very beautiful
and enjoyable affair The junior choir under the drec-
ton of Miss Ruby Baker presented in its first recital
then The girls looked very lovely in their formas while
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
Choir Takes An Active Port Church
GRANT SCHOOL PTA HEARS
HARVEY JACKSON SPEAK

The Grant School PTA heard Harvey Jackson at their
.rular meeting Feb g. after the president Mrs. Emma
aytr disposed of short business session The Child
SSv class was suspended in order to give time for
okpr
Evening star., 1943-11-21
vElvEErA- STUFFED EGGPLANT Cut a

vElvEETA-sTUFFED EGGPLANT Cut a
washed eggplant in two lengthwise. Serape out
cen.ers leaving u inch shells. Sprinkle shells
with salt and inver. Cook eggplant centers in
very small amount of water until tender, mash
Make sauce of tbsps butter or marga-
rine, tbsps -four l cup milk. Add N of
half pound package of Velveeta, cubed.
When Velveeta is melted, add sauce to egg
plant with IA cups soft bread crumbs, /
tbsp. grated onion, tbsp. catsup, egg
yolks, seasonings. Fold in beaten egg
whites Rinse shells with cold water, drain;
fill with mixture Bake in 800 oven l "a hrs.
About 10 minutes before removing sprinkle
with remaining Velveeta cubes.
Evening star., 1943-11-21

thought Of him as sort of ancient
swapping turtle. Then, on my last
trip to England. l spent a week
at Cliveden, the Astors' country
place. G. B. S. was there. So. off
and on, were scores of Others,
many of them Shaw's Juniors by
80 to SO years. But G. B. S., at
81, was at once the youngest, most
alert, and the mellowest of the lot.
The gleam in his eye as he
swooped in and out of the often
heated discussions of young
Americans and Britishers was
q clear give-away of his inner
age. Even such facile debaters as
Ex-Ambassador Bill Bullitt seemed
to me to 60 down before his sallies.
Yet, while his words were pungent,
their essence was common sense -
never ill-humor. To-day" he said,
amusedly, people know the xYZ
of everything, but they don't know
the ABC."
Every morning he was down for
breakfast, his mind as keen as his
appetite. Then he would sally forth
into the open air with jaunty air
which seemed to say. Il take my
cane out for a walk" - no de-
pendence on it for support.
When he wasn't working on his
latest book. or taking part in some
conversation, he was indulgng
hobbies as vigorously as youthful
enthusiast. Fortunately for me,
one of his hobbies is photography.
He seemed to have glorious time
turning the camera on me. The
head slightly to one side now ~.
''Now stand facing the west"
Much has been written about
his face, his beard, his eyes.
The thing that struck me most
was his hands. They seemed an
index to his mood. When he was
carried away by conversation, his
lands, open like spades, moved 50
fact NV camera blunted them.
The moral of week with
G.B.S.: Don't ever let the passing
of years - or anything else -
dull your sense of humor.
THEREsE B0NNEY
Evening star., 1943-11-21
Swapping turtle? Not
G.B.S., the life Of
this party - at 81!

r T w A S a
/ shock. From
m y m e n t a |
image ofGeorge
Bernard Shaw,
compounded of
scraps of news
and anecdote,
l. d a ! W a y 8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
Farley on Jobs
For Veterans
Called by Kelly

LANSING. Oct. 14-Gov. Kelly
today had called federal-state
conference 70 be held IN Lansing
Oct. u 10 discuss employment
problems facing returned soldiers.
The meeting will precede estab-
lishment Of clearing houses 10 aid
In unemployment Of soldiers in
every Michigan area.
81 am happy 10 say that 80
per cent OF the veterans already
returned have taken back old
Jobs or found new ones" the
governor said. THE remaining
10 per cent are largely unem-
ployAbIe because OF the nature
Of their disabilities.
Attending the conference VIII
be Russell Holmes OF Detroit,
veterans employment representa-
tive for Michigan; Guy F. Palmer,
manager Of L. s. Veterans Ad-
ministration Facility at Dear
born; George II. Fern, director,
state board of control for voca-
tional education, and Brig. Gen.
Leroy Pearson, state director OF
selectiVe service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
Army Finds
Youths Unfit

WASHINGTON, oct, IL up
Eighteen and l9.year-old youths
have been rejected by the army at
the rate Of % per cent for whites
and as per cent for Negroes, Col.
Leonard G Rountree. chief OF Sc
lective services medical division.
said today The rejection rate
was only slightly lower than that
among older men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
Boston Scion jailed
For Draft Evasion

NEW YORK. Oct. II (INS)--
A year-And-a-dsy prison sentence
for failure 10 report for induction
into the army was imposed on
Robert Trail Spence Lowell. 26,
member Of the distinguished
Boston family.
Lowell, whose father is re-
tired navy commander, pleaded
guilty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way, Order them
delivered To your door from your
Detroit Times carrieT-Salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
Kalamazoo Sailor Killed

A Kalamazoo man today was
listed by the navy department. as
dead in action. He was Phar-
maciSts Mate lie Kenneth Jen-
ningS Buck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14

4. A large choice Of subjects
distinguishes these pictures
especially for children. Gre
ated in fine hand painted
wster eoIors ......,.I.99
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14

,. The perfect bedroom pic
ture, measuring II" by IA,
available in choice Of four
subjects, choice Of pastel,
blue or pink ,..,..,,'I.4S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14

Z. These attractive foraIs are
suitable for every room in The
home. Measure Is" by TO-,
in choice Of pink, blue or du-
bonnet ............'2.69
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14

L. Suitable for living room.
dinstts, bedroom. / ovsIY
Colonial pictures, in five as
sorted subjects. Backgrounds
OF dubonnet, pink or blue.
$500. DsVO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14

Extra large size I22" by 2S"l pic
+ure. ideal above your fireplace or
sofa. Choice Of three weIl-known
subjects: MasnoIis. Gardenia or
Poppy. Wood frame in soft tints.
...-..................... '5.49
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-11
Mittiuodj, ben II. ansnit 1943

gebauen nno ben Bauh aufgeidlibt
batten.
Die @eiant5abl Der Minoeren
8riiber, Die BEL Der ipaniihen aatbo-
Iifenperfolgung erauiam ums 2ebe,
gefonmen lit, belauft iid auf iiber
200; ndr11lid 124 BrieIter, % Rle'
ritter, 5 42aienbriiber, / Nobiae ltno
A Sblaten. l1n5ablige tpanoerten IN
ben &erfer nno in bie gerbannlng.
60 fann beute tpobl ieoer Singer oes
III. Sran5 bon giiifi freroig ausru-
fen unb iagen: Meine @eoanfen GEL
ten oir, on beiliges Spanien, bu 2anb
oer Sel6en uno Seilieen. Dir gebort
meine 2iebe. Sd babe Die 3uberiidt,
6id groBer l1no id0ner au febe,1, ,,no
peiB, baB bu nod lange oeine Sen=
oung 5unt Seloentum unb @lauben
erfiillen tpirit! (gead Der 3eitidrift
uSran5isfaniides 2eben"). - Get.
8. g.=8.
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1tmpolitiide 3eiHdufte
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- eber oas beutl9e Bolt als eine
8errdterbanbe bran6marfen als geie=
oerlagen oes ,,unbeiiegbaren" 9eeres
eingeiteben miro. gs lit ia inn @runoe
genommen ein birnloies Bad, bieies
Na5itun, auf bas it6 Wepbiftos Bort
antpenoen ldBt: uDen EeufeI fpiirt
Dies 80lfden ME, uno penn er es
beim &ragen batte". Mnoernfous tpiir=
Sen Sitler un6 @enollen erfennen, oaB
bas Gerbdngnis iiber ibnen f6Debt,
uno in oieier @rfenntnis ale &rafte
bes oeutlden 8opfes Inn iib idaren,
l1tn 5u retten, mas nod 81, retten lit.
Mber tint 0eltti6lano unb oas beut-
i6e Solf NOR es ibnen ME 3u tun. @s
ging ibnen INNER MIR I'm oas eigene
sS6, INN Die etgene Ma6t, ben eige-
men Gubm, uno oieie Selbltiudt baben
iie 0eutf6lanb uno oas oeutlde 8olf
geopfert, boben es namenlos ansge=
beutet uno betrogen, 11nb bieier
Selbitlu6t tperoen iie al16 Die innere
3erriittlng Oienitbar 5u MAIDEN bereit
iein, tpenn ite oamit ibre Serri6aft
au9 nur Inn einige eleroe 8o6en 51t
perldngern bermOgen.
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Noberme Mdrtbrer aus benz Tran3isfanerorDen

tpuroen. Sic Iolten ibren @lauben
abidiporen, ltarben aber nit la6eln-
ser Miene uno nit 8orten Ser Ser
5eibung uno bes @ebetes auf oen Sip
pen: gs Iebe Gbriltus, ser &onig!
slus Der Brobin5 @ranaoa tpuroen
% &eligioier, 1tdmlid ID Brieiter, Z
2aienbriioer uno Stubioius ermor-
set. Dem g. Guardian g. Selir gde-
barria murbe Sic 3unge berausgerii-
len, bebor er eridoiien tpuroe, % er
iid getpeigert bate, bem FL. fatboli=
iben @lal1ben ab5uidtporen. 0ie 8e-
eroigung Der iteben 2aienbriioer uno
ibres bel6enbaften Guardian erfolgte
unter rieiieer 8eteiligune bes firden-
treuen Golfes. SSSn ben Srobtn5en I'M
Snnern Spaniens tobte Ser &eligions-
baB NIT nod groBerer @ut. Sn ser
Brobin5 bon Gartagena tpuroen alle
sebn &l0iter eeiddoigt, ia in gebe-
gin1, Sritbucla, Meurcia blieb nidt
ein Stein alf bem anoern. Dabei fie=
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nabne berer bon ct. Mnna auf ben1
8erge Sumilla, sic tpobl unter oen
tpun0erbaren S6ute oes FL. Yai9aIis
8aplon un6 oes ieligen In6reas 81
bernon itanoen, bie emit bier getpobnt
batten. Ser SaB Ser &ommunilten
i6onte ni6t einn1al oas 8ilo Martas
bes beriibntten &iinitlers Sal5illo. 10
8atres, 0rei &lerifer uno 5tpei 2aien=
briioer itarben bier ben 500 fir
Gbriitus Sen &0nig. 8iele an6ere Brit
ser ipuroen eingeferfert unb i6red=
li6 miBban6elt. glue befannten Iaut
uno freuoig lire 8ereittpiaigfeit, fiir
Gbriitus 5u leiben uno su lterben.
0ie Sran3istanerfonpente Ser 8ro-
pin5 Galencia iprr6en in 2a5arette
nno ,&aiernen 11mgetpanbelt. 42 Or
oensle1te, ndnli6 % Grieiter, iporun-
ter g, Hrobin5ial 9fi6. Belufo, Ser
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ser, Ser gefreu5igt ipuroe, uno Ser
g. Guardian, pel6er Sic Senfer bat,
Tie mo6ten i'm allein totet1, feline I'm
tergebenen aber freilaiien, ferner ei11
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sSie bic @eieGIdaft Seiu, Ser Or
ben oes FL. Dominifus, oie S6ulbrii-
Ser II. a. m., 10 bat au6 Der Sran'
sisfanerol6en tpdbreno Ser &atbolifer<
perfolgung ourd Die goten in Spa=
MEN eine glorreide an5abl bon 8lut-
5eugen ouf5utueiien uno Sdredltbes
ourdgemadt. Ser Srben 5ablt in
Spanien adt Bropin5en. Ser Bropin5
bes III. Safobus bon gompoltella muir
be ibr Alolter bon 8etan5os nit Der
Stride aus bem 13. Sabrbunbert ME-
bergebrannt, besgleiden bas &loiter
bon Mpiles in Ait,1rien, beiien &eligio-
fen BON ben Moten miBbanbelt uno
einaeferfert tpur6en, bis 6ie Srnp=
pen General Srancos lie befreiten.
3pei &lerifer, Die Dor BEN beiligen
8eiben itanben, urroen getotet. Sie
8ronin5 perlor aub ben g. Gepeoa,
8rofellor an Die uniperiitat Gompoz
lteIla, Der BEL Der 8erienfl1ng bes
&reu5ers 8alearen, auf oem er Weili=
tGrfqplan mar, ben 500 fano. SSn Ser
Sauptitaot W3aorib aeritorten Sic
&ommuniiten oas beriibmte &ouegium
Gisneros, oas Die &erausgabe bes
,,Mrdipo Sbero- -Mmerifano'" beiorgte.
gbenio tpurben 8ibliotbef uno ar>
6ib oes alten ipm,ii6en Gifariates
ser Sran5isfaner in 8ranO geitedt.
ltnterf BEN MdrtDrern bes &loiters
g. Sirmin 6e los Naborros iino 5u
nennen Der Sbere s. Iniotegni, bann
ser grprobin5ial bon gaGtalonien, g.
Manuel Wfarcos, 1lno Ser Siltorifer
g. )Garrion.
0ie Bropin5 Gantabrien betrauert
Sen 500 bon flint Wiitslieoern, Sic
grauiam bingei6la6tet ipuroen. @on
ser Brobin5 8aetica tpuroen Sic &lo=
iter Sere5 oe Ia Sronters, Suente Oe
la Meaeitre, @imena oe la Srontera
ltno bas aus ser 3eit ser gntoefl1ng
smerifas ipoblbefannte &loiter fa=
biOa 5eritort. Se6s Batres unO ein
2aienbruoer tpuroen ermor0et, oar1n=
ter Der @uarbian bon Waei tire, s..
2oren5 geroan, iein Gifar g. Gil
Iannreu uno Der &eftor g. @armen=
bia, bie, nit ibren eigenen @iirteln
eefeilelt, 5ur Sinri6tung gefiibrt
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&lerifer, 18 8riioer nno elm 2aien-
nooi5e, biiBten ibr 8efenntnis nit Dem
Sobe.
Die Brobina bon &ataIonien, cine
Mntter bon Seiltgen, @elebrten,
MartDrern un6 Selben, bat SO Sp.
fer 5u beflagen, uno atpar 80 Brie-
iter, 4 &lerifer nnb IA 2aienbriioer.
aae erbnloeten nit fran5isfanii6er
Srel1oe oas Mdrtpriun l1nb riefen
nit lauter Stimme: gs lebe gbrift1s,
Der &0nig! gs lebe bas fatboliide
tSpanien! Selbit an oen SO 3oglin<
gen oes Seninars bon 8alaguer lie
BEN Die &ommuniiten in teuflii6er
8eiie tire 8ut aus, aber aGe &na-
ben blieben itanobaft in allen Drang-
ialen. Sbr Rolleg tpuroe auerlt aus
gepliinoert uno berna9 our6 rote
Slug5euge aerit0rt. 9as rei6baItige
Miiiionsmuleum tpuroe glei6fans
bernibtet, ebenio oie 8ibliotbef. Die
Irdtbe beridmanoen, oie groBe
9ruderei bon 8i6 tpurbe in 8ranb
geitedt.
slm grauiamten tpurbe sic berr=
lide Brobin5 oes fl. @regor mitge=
nommen. Die rotten Soroen baben
bier alle &ir6en 1no &l0ter ser
5ran5isfaner berni6tet. Sm &loiter
bon slrenas 81 g. Yie6ro, mo Der
2eib bes fl. Betrus bon @lfantaro
au ufbeipabrt miro, flitbteten oie M0n=
DIE uno iu6ten in BEN naben 8ergen
eine3uflu6t. Sic tpanoerten bon &C.
boft 5u @eboft l1no ipurben bon Bro
ben 8auern nit 2ebensmitteln bers
iebet. Na6 einigen 8o6en erreibten
iie gliidli9 oie 2inie Der nationalen
Sruppen, bie ite bann in Mbila in
Si6erbeit bra6ten. SSn Ser gan5en
Hropin5 bonn FL. @regor tpuroen 70
Heligioien bon Sen Goten gemartert:
81 YrieIter, II &lerifer, 12 2aienbrii=
ser ltno Sblaten. 8eionoers at er=.
mdbnen lit g. Santiago 8ie5ma. gr
mar felt einem Monot &aplan in ei=
ne1n Sanatori11m bon @reoos 1tnb
arbeitete glei65eitig als Seeliorger IN
Ser Ffarrei Ga Barra. gines Cages
famen bic Hoten bon Mabrib uno
iperrten i'm elm. Damn i6leppten ite
i'm na6 slrenas unb eri6oiien i'm,
naboem iie ibnt 5ubor Sic SiiBe ab-
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gr ltarb, bepor er ieinen Ylan
our6fiibren fonnte uno iein Sobn
Cecil ianote Die Bilger in Die &o=
Ionic. 3tpei Seil1itenpatres nno 2
2aienbriioer begleiteten bie grpe-
bition. Die erite Sieolung tpurbe
1864 in ct. Marp's gegriin6et. -
gilb 3: SIM Sabre 1910 taufte
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-11

8ilo 1: Miiiionar itebt Sen &ran-
fen BET. 0ie erlte &olonie Imerifas
unter englii6er Sberberri6aft, mo
&eligionsfreibeit berri6te, ipar
Marplano, eine fatbolil6e &olonie.
- 2oro Baltimore. 2oro 8alti-
more erbielt bonn englii6en &onig
grlaubnis fir 9felieionsfreibeit.