davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-04-25

The last time
the feast fell on
as late a date as
today's was in
1886 years
ago. No other
Easter in the
present century
Is scheduled to
come as late as
this one.
E a S ter also
can come very
early. In 1918,
it fell on March
%, and in 1918
on March %.
Thoco 20 n 7 c
Evening star., 1943-04-25

a n d collecting
for group hos
pitalization for
teachers, as we'll
as handling saw
! n G S accounts,
are all part of
the daily rou-
tine. The book
keeping cycle is
C o m p e t e in
every detail, and
the bank is open
for b u S i n e S S
from 9 am. to
3 pm. each day.
M a n y n e W
Evening star., 1943-04-25
Here's Novel Idea
For Making Your
Nav Day Baskets
By KATHERINE HOUISON

If you are tired of the Maypole
idea, let's celebrate by making May
Day baskets this year They're as
old as the Maypole and just as much
fun.
A discarded Easter basket, fresh
ened up with little paint, is fine, or
you can make one by covering a
round box with fancy papers or pic
lures and adding a painted wire
handle.
You can use all sorts of things to
fill them, and that's where the real
fun comes in. If you can get out
into the woods, you'll find spring
H0<kE<fIDE MAr 2Ir =.
Evening star., 1943-04-25
Prize Contribution
BY EDWIN WHITE,
WaShington-Lee High School,
Arlin ptna Na

Wakefield. the birthplace of George
Washington, is situated on the Poto-
mac River about IS miles east of the
historic city of Fredericksburg Va.
Evening star., 1943-04-25
BY G. DARWIN PEAVY.


While
people there
boy girl and that will be of later
OF the
looking at
Evening star., 1943-04-25
Poser 4 nswers

/. New York, New Jersey, Della
ware, MARYLAND. West Virginia and
Ohio. 2. Twelve. 3. "A Christmas
Carol" by Charles Dickens. 4. OF
fibers of hair, wool or fur. S. Juicy.
6. The Aurora Borealis. 7. No. 8.
New Mexico.
Evening star., 1943-04-25
Date of Easter
Once Subject Of
Many Disputes
Feast Was Named
For Anglo-Saxon
Spring Goddess
Ry TINCU.E RAW

This years Easter falls on one OF
the latest dates in history. Last
year, 1t came on April S. and next
year 1t will come on, April 8.
Evening star., 1943-04-25
Spring Brings
Blairites Out of
Retirement
They Resume Work
For Victory Corps ::
With Added Zest
Prize Contribution.
BY ELLEN RAE MATTHEW'S.

MontEomery 6lalr hlkn SCHOOL,
Silver Spring, Md.
With the coming OF spring, the
Montgomery Blair High School Vic
tory Corps has swung out of the
state Of semi i-retirement into which
La
Evening star., 1943-04-25
Riddle Answers

Riddle AnSWerS
!. Because people are dying to get
In, 2. Let's move cut OF this Joint"
8. Shut the door-I'm dressing"
4. Don't tell any one, but there's a
f1atfoot between u.s." S. They want
to see the floor show.
Evening star., 1943-04-25

A patrol wagon isn't much Of q
car, but TIN do In = pinch.
Evening star., 1943-04-25

"Just try and laugh that off," said
the fat mans wife as she wired a
button on his vest.
Evening star., 1943-04-25
Prize Contribution.
BY JEANNE BARINOTT,

AS workshop valuable
School bank both teachers pupils
Located Techs O
dents department. manager.
cafeteria employees, selling War: :r--
andti for |
Evening star., 1943-04-25
The Answer

The Answer
Teacher: Spell cloth, James"
James: (Silent)
Teacher: What is your coal
made off"
James: Fathers old pants"
Evening star., 1943-04-25
Modern C0okina

Waiter-Yes, sir, very p-to-date
here. We cook everything by elec-
tricity.
Diner-Is that so? Well. suppose
you give this steak another shock,
Evening star., 1943-04-25

bonds and stamps, and tickets for
plays, dances and athletic events,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20

CROCHETED ACCESSORIES
eayly team up with your tailored
clothes this season. This jiffy
crochet beret and purse set IS
colorful, becoming and 50 eco
nomlcal 10 make up IN straw
yarn. Both pieces are done in
Just one long strip of crochet.
Pattern 500 contains dircc-
lions for beret and purse, il
Illustrations of stitches, list OF
materials required.
Send IL cents IN CONS for
this pattern TO The Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department.
l225 Times Square, Detroit,
Mich.
Due 10 slowncss Of the mails
and other conditions hey ond our
control, pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please be patient
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20
Advice TO
Girl Making
Her First Trip
BY MARY BEECKMAN

A YOUNG girl about 10 make
her first overnight trip on a
train writes for advice on trav-
cling etiquette. Here are her
problems:
DEAR MRS. BEECKMAN:
/ am 20 years old, and 1 am
going TO take my first trip in a
Pullman. Please help me with
certain questions. The first is
about luggage. I'm taking a
wardrobe case and an overnight
case. Should / take my ward
robe case 10 the baggage room
at the station, and carry only
the overnight case with me?
What is the best way ~
undreSs and dress in Pullman
sleeping car?
Slow much should / tip the
portcrs and walters?
ANN.
Travel facilities are
strained these days and YOU
should chose a day when trains
are less likely 10 be crowded and
make your reservation well IN
advance It's a wise idea 10 send
the wardrobe case by railroad
baggage service.
Take or send II TO the station
baggage room the day before
your departure. IT possible. 50
you can claim II on your arrival
without delay.
2-If the train departs before
evening, the berth viii not be
made up The porter VIII pre-
pare IL when you wish
In sleeping ear yoti dress for
sleep as you would At home, You
may undreSs and dress i'm the
Women's dressing room at the
end Of the car, and wear a long.
dark tailored dressing robe 10
and from your berth.
3 Tip the redCap al the sta
ton who carries your luggage, at
least 10 cents bag or package.
or minimum OF - cents for the
service. In the dining car you
tip the waiter after each meal
10 per cent IS a far basis,
but 25 cents j. the usual mini
mum tip a customary Zip for
the Pullman porter Is 80 cert,
Tor night trip
CapyrEht 1888 by k..z Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20

rately and then combined later.
The rounded stem portion
should be used when young and
tender and should be picked just
a little while before using as il
toughenS rapidly.
For this year gardener who
wants 10 have his flowers and
eat his vegetables too, two less
used vegetables are ornamental
enough 10 grow IN the flower
border: rhubarb cbard between
the flowers and scarlet runner
beans which are edible up the
fence behind The border
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20
Lady. Get Hand-Happy!
Ut Nn1n ChinCn -, 1o11r, lie hnnnl
Softer Hands Can Be Yours =
with the Exfro Protection Of this Thriller Fine Flake Soap!

4 DISHwASHINC lady can he
"A hand-happy lady? Can have
hands 80 prettily soft and white .
they invite kiss, a compliment? Just
Try the New Chipso-the thrittier
flakes the special flake soap for
dishcs' From the first day-the extra
protection of Chipsos new mildne--
helps avoid that harsh-soap rough
ness. Leaves your hands naturally
soft and white-makes you a hand.
happy lady! So come on, try the
New Chipso no+o. Get fast dish~ ash.
ing. grand economy, and-help your
self TO softer hands from today on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20
Chinese Cabbage

Chinese cabbage may bc used
a a lettuce substitute IN warm
weather or cooked and served
Ike chard. The seeds are best
SOwn IN June because otherwise
the cabbage may 90 TO seed
Chlhill is Il good variety
kOhl-rabi are not grown fIe-
Quently enough. Both leaves and
the enlarged and rounded part
Of the stem may BE- used. Ordi-
narily they are cooked Sepa-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-20
Garden
Your Victory Garden
Plant Artichokes. Chicory
And HuckIeberry in Garden
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

Is TIE coffee .rationing a
headache in your household?
Then why not plan to grow your
own chicory this year and
stretch the coffee.
The kind TO buy is the large
rooted and the roots will mature
in 4 20 5 months. These are II
10 IA inches long and about pa
inches thick at the top. The
roots are dag, washed and dried,
then ground as a coffee substi-
tute.
The roots Of the Witloof chic
DRY. described yesterday. may
also be used for this purpose.
Just as the young. tender leaves
of the large rooted chicory may
be used for green's.
Garden Hueklebery
DO YOU know the garden
huCkicbCrry7 II Is a member OF
the tomato family and is grown
just The same way-but the ber-
rieS are black and are n 10 q
inch i'm diameter, on bushes
about 3 feet tall They make
good pies and better preserves.
Artichokes are considered del
icacies yet any garden can sup
ply them. The Green Globe arti-
choke IS not hardy in Michigan
(and requires two years 10 ma
turel SO grow the Jerusalem
artiChokc which is native here.
Only watch out it spreads like
sixty.
II is the tubers Of Jerusalem
articholes that are used and
they are good boiled or steamed
and served au gratin or with
any sauce. The tubers are harv-
csted I'M the fall after top
growth is done and may be
stored for the winter or left in
the ground like parsnips.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
3to Re present
Detroit at Farley
MRS. p. GERSON

A college student an office
employe and a war worker Will
represent Detroits youth groups
at the Youth For Victory con-
ference Of North and South
America at Mexico City July IS
The delegates are:
Betty Dvorman Wayne Univer-
Sity, representing the Detroit
Metropolitan Youth Council, ju-
liza Oliver. 20, secretary Of the
Negro Youth Council for Victory
and Democracy. and John Orr.
representative Of Ford Local 600,
UAW-CIO.
The conference, aimed al on
Couragement of unity and better
understanding among youths of
the Western Hemisphere, is spon-
Sored by leading state and church
notables from North and South
American countries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
W-eSIbrOOk PPgIPr:

THROUGHOUT the long fight
Il 70 drive underworld criml-
nals out Of positions Of power
IN unions Of the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor the CRY has
been sustained not only by the
rascals themselves but also by
William Green. the president
and Joseph Padway, its general
counsel. that the proportion OF
crooks 20 honest men among
union officials is very small and
that their Importance in Tcla-
ton 70 the whole body is eNag-
Cerated with intent 10 lnlure
the cause Of the workers IN
their dealings with organized
industry.
The proportion Of crooks 20
honest men in commanding po-
SitionS is not small but appall-
ingly large. but having made
that stipulation I Will pass on
10 another phase Of the argu-
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20

and gasoline as we'll as on repairs.
You need no special authorization
to buy smooth-performing used
Studebaker. But the number of used
Champions, Commanders and Prcsi-
dents available is steadily diminish
ing because of growing public de-
mand for Studcbakcr savings. So,
don't wait too long to get yours. And
remember, our stocks include good
used cars of other popular makes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
BIackOut ViOlafOrs Angry Wife
Happy When Judge Fines Him

II have warned him many
time to turn the lights of at
night" she told the court, ''but
he doesn't pay any attention to
mr.. think you should teach
him the hard way, make him
pay a fine"
Fine" said the referee. THE
fine will be $40"
Mrs. LidaS beamed, paid the fine
and told a Times reporter:
I'll get a bonus for taking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20

Fines imposed for ordinance
violations never bring a smile to
the face of the defendant, or did
not until today. Traffic Court
Referee Robert j. Teagan Jro re-
vealed.
Appearing before Referee Tea
gan was Mrs. Caroline Lidas, wife
of the owner of a restaurant at
1929 Farmer, who was ticketed
for blackout ordinance violation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
New Powers Seen
For Feed Car Jones

WASHINGTON. July 20 GNS)
Official circles today predict
that President Roosevelt is ready
TO confer greater powers on
Food Administrator Marvin Jones
10 increase food production and
effect greater simplicity IN its dis
trlbution to the armed forces and
civilian population.
one official said that the Presi-
dent Will give Judge Jones COM
plete authority. over food
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Round Table Planned

A round table discussion on
general civilian war service OPP
erations Will be held IN Detroit
during the last week of July, the
state OCD announced TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
ErIuT-nnrngrapnsI

VOU don't have to put up with
- poor performance, excessive tire
wear and frequent repair bills, if you
require the use of an automobile for
your essential transportation.
Switch over TO a late-model used
Studcbakcr now. Advanced engineer
ing, high quality materials and pains
taking craftsmanship give every used
Studcbakcr a world of wartime value.
You'll find it remarkably easy on tires
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Workers 10 Get 81 500. 900

FLINT, July 2O-General Mo-
tors employees here will get about
s. 100000 in vacation pay under
a UAW-CIO agreement with GM,
JAW Regional Director Carl A.
Swanson said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
HIGH RESALE VALUE

Sudebaker operating economy is always in big demand
That's why you good price for your used
Studebsker should you ever wish to sell it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20

that scOlding. My husband gave
me much more than $40 to pay
the fine"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
killer Attempted
ToBurn Body
Of HdrrY0dke

NASSAU, Bahamas, July 20
GNS)-Amid death scene photo
graphs, Count Alfred de Marigny
was arraigned late yesterday on
charges that he had murdered
his multi-millonaire father-In-law,
Sir Harry Cakes.
After more than three hours
of testimony, during which il
was revealed that the American
born gold mine tycoon had been
bludgeoned to death and an at
tempt made TO cremate the
victim, the hearing was postponed
until Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
-FOUR BLOWS FATAL

About all the hearing eStab-
lished is that Sir Harry died
from four blows from a blunt in
strument
The poStponement was re-
quested by A. F. Adderley, prose-
cutor for the crown. and Nassau
police. 1t came on the heels of
testimony by DR. Laurence Fitz-
maurice of the Nassau Hospital,
who had told the court that Sir
-ffarTy-s Skuft- had been punctuTed
twice. Other contributing factors
in the death were shock. a frac-
UITpd skull and bUTnS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
CREMATION TRIED

II also was revealed that a fire
had been set around Sir Harry'S
bed while he was still alive This
was determined from the fact that
the palm and fingers of Sir Harrys
left hand were blistered.
The bearded De Marigny. we'll
groomed i'm lightweight brown
suit and tan shirt, showed signs
of nervousness as testimony re-
lating 10 the postmortem was
given. Deep circles were under
his eyes.
Meantime Nancy Cakes de
Marigny- 9Aear-eld- daughter of
Sir Harry and wife of the count,
was en- route 10 Nassau. She de-
clined 10 talk Of the charges
against her husband.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20

Order War Stamps delivered
TO your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
WeslbrOOk PegIer:
Names Green and Pddwdy Of AFL
As Drawbacks 10 Cause Of Labor

MY PROPOSITION is that
~ MIR Green has shown him
self 70 be a friend and defender
Of bad men and should be dis
avowed for the good OF the
cause and Padway with him
for the same reason. l do not
give either OF these men the
benefit of a doubt
Padway has every lawyer
right 10 sell his counsel TO any
client but not 10 work both
sides of the street. by which ]
mean 10 alleee he has worked
for enemies of labor within the
union movement while pretend
ing 10 speak for the mass of
workers
These two men have power
and influence in the AFL equal
10 scores of obscure and honest
local officials Of unions.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-10

plante elm &lo1ter, bas etne 0fulter=
ftiftl,ng tperben io1te; es iollte Der reli-
gi0le Mittelpunft fir gan5 Deutitb-
dano meroen, Ser ftrategii6e slus=
gangspunft fir Die, @roberung bes
Deorbens, eine 8iloungsitdtte fir
RrieHer tlnb Mii1ionare 11nb, cine
Bnaaafhule Der aiiufte ,.n6 @iiien=
|lbaften. tgber, dis .er bieaeibt ge-
|bofft bate, 1tpurbe soer .sicbone Iraum
|per,pirflidt.
I Gein :2ieblingsl1iiIer, Der 8nper
sturni, Der ais sSSiinglins ibm begei=
|itert ,gefoIgt mar uto oann ais 8rie=
tier bret Satire lang nit Grfplg an
Der Sabiengren5e eeprebiet bate,
iebnte 1ib .na9 Der sfille oes &loiters.
Nab 1angerem 9ogern eroffnete er
gonifatius feline agabei1nen &er3ens-
tpiinf6e. 8onifatil1s iab barin etren
Sineer5eig soes Sintmels, baB Der slu-
|genbIif fir bie .@ermirfli6ung ieines
eigenen 2ieblingsplanes gefnmmen lei:
gr bealtftragte sturmi, in Dem gro=
ben l1riralb an Ser oberen sSulba, Der
bon Der borberrfhenben 8ll6e 8u6o-
nia genannt ipurbe, einen geeigneten
Grt fir cine Monhsnieherlaiiung All
.iuden. Nad 1l1uuh 4pergebli6enl
R@nng in ben Walootalern febien ,ibnt
Eeiu srf gidIoD. (gudermalb) sge.
nannt, allen anforberungen 5u ent-
fpreben. i5turn1i brahte hem fl. So
nifatins oie frobe &unoe bon ieiner
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-10

,batte idan .lange .aie @riinouns zines,
gntbedund. Die 5reuoe bes Mei.i
tiers mar 4ehenio .sroB tpie Die ieines'
[Siingers. 8orifatius ibeidloB, iofort
an Sic ausfiibrltng ieines Blanes gu
Egeben. Sturni iolte feline @efdbrten
fai1 ben in Der ,ginooe etltbedten Srt
fiibren, mabreno er ielblt gum Sofe.
reiite, um bon &arlmann eine 5ben.;
fungsurfunbe 81, ,eripirfen. 8arlmann
|gemabrte Die ,8itte nit tpabrafat tiirlt-
Iicber Sreisebigfeit. am IL. Mdr5
744 ereriff sturmi nit Z Monbeu
bon Der eefhenften 5tdtte feierlid
8eitlis uno pIonate oas .&reu5 auf.
lgs mar Der @eburtstag bes &loiters
uno Der Stabt Sl,loa. 9ie 8riiper
begannen iofort Sen 8alo aus5uroben
nno bauten 3el1en. SIM Mai fam
8onifatius NIT elmer groBen an5abl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-10

bon 8erfleuten unb es ipuroe Ser
Brunoiteinfiir Die Gloiterfird)e gelegt.
gMs 18onifatius i'm sfolgenoen Sabre
ipieberfanl,. mar her 8au lbereits ioss
ipeit fertiG baB. ct oen So6altar
tpeiben fornte -. .
| 9as &lolterleben in 'Suloa lollte
gonaint @eilte bes III. 8eneoift se-
fiibrt trerber. 9arlt1n i6idte 7er ,Stur=
mi SEN er gum sl6t beiteut bate, init
5tpei 8riioern mad. Stalien, UNI be-
ionbers in Monte gafiino Die Srbens-
pprf9riften ser geneoiftiner genau al1
itubteren Seine seele bing an oenl
&loifr.e SSabr fir Sabr, 10 oft es ibn1
ieine @mtsgeibafte erlaubten, fam er
nod 5uloa, Tim sort cine 3eitlane
I'M &lolterfrieoen ,al.s5urlben uno oie
M0nde bl1r9 iein geiipiel uno @ort
i'm geiitlihen 2eben 5t unterpeiien.
Muf iebe @eile iuhte er Die. 3ufunit
ieiner stiftl,ng 5u iiebern. Son &aplt
3a6arias erlangte er bie: 8efreil1ng
bes &lniters non Ser bii6ofliden &C.
ribtsbarfeit unb ieine :unmittefbare
sl1nterltellung llnter ben 81. StuDl.
Sin 8ru6ltiif oes shreibens, .Sas er
in oteier slngelegenbeit an ben 8apit
riGtete. lit nod erDa1ten, gie. gan8e
5artltde aiebe bes Seilisen fiir. 8uloa,
fon1nlt oari1t oaif1t atusorltrf.
Inter ser trefflihen 2eitung oes
Mbtes Stur111i b1iibte bus &loIter Sui
ba 5u einen Sanmelpunft britliben
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-10

erobes slufieben. ,9erlei 8eiipiele ee-
b0ren offenbar 5u oenen> BON oenen
oas .Spribmort iagt, baB tie anbere
nad ii6 5ieben. geigr. Sbeen fat
fiir5li9 IN elmer Gebe befanntgegeber,
bab als Jolge Der &onoeriion bon
@roun 5ebn iebr prponlinente S6rift-
iteller 8rnlt11 in Der &iiffebr 5ur To-
tboliiben Stride gefolgt iino. Sb es
nun nur oas @eiipiel 8rol1ns it, bas
Die 8etreffenoen betpogen bat, ii6 na6
Der fatboliiden Stride 5lt5ltlpenoen?
Sd) bin eeneigt, an5unebmeu, Oab
9ronn I'M Stnnel ibnen biele @nabc
erbeten ,baben .biirfte. Sd fann mir
1tibt oerrfen, oaB cine 10 energiibe
Seele, tpie groun tie 5u 2eb5eiten &C.
5eigt fat, nid)t I'M Si,nmel ltd) !beta.
tigen niirbe, anOeren, sltn1al Stanoes=
genpiiel, ait perbelfen, bas gliid in
oem pabren @lalsben 5u iinben, ipie
er es gefunaen bat. = .Samilieublatt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-10

,2ebens uno Wtrfens beran. Inter
Ben fleibigenH Sanoen Der Monde fpar.
ben Die @aloer gerobet, Die Simple
enttpaiiert, Die Caller unbs .Siigel in
la6enoe Seloer uno @arten pertpan-
belt. ,,slue &iinite entfalteten itd BORT
unter oem Sbuse Der Religion. Ser
@iiienidaft muroe elm Eempel sebaut
uno Der beutibeu @elebrianrfeit er.
tpuhlen bier Die alteiten gortdmpfer.
@an lab in Suloa auf elm enges @e'
biet 5uiummengebranst gleidiam ous
gan5e 8erf oes groben Ipoltels uno
&ulturtragers gonifatins' (aurtb.
@lteiter).
,(6ortiesune folet)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-10
9ie 8efebrang Der benti9em 9dnher
5nm Gbrifentna

murben. Die grneuerung Der Sier<
.artbie mar Elm gldnsenoer grfolg, aber
bob n1,r ein anfang. Spllte bic Ne.
form tpirfiam fem uno 8eitano ba+
ben, oann muBte fie Die geIan1te t@eift-
lt6feit erfaiien u,1b bur6 Tie bas
@nlf. @ber eerabe Ger Belflerlts be-.
fanb fib bamals IN elmer anBerIt trau-
,rigen Sage, mie Die Queuen beaengen.
Die Wriiabnng :Tulbas
0abrenb 8onifatius a,tit alien
&raften Sic Neuoronung Der &ir6e
i'm 6ranfenrei6 betrie6, .pergaB ct
lem eigenes Miiiionsfelo nid)t. gr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-10

9ea9 .oetn neu eribieneuen Giario
Homano gtbt es, IN Ser >5taot &on1
446 &irben PIT aapeaen unb II
Sratorien. Seit 1880 bat Die Sail
Der Pfarreien BON Ga auf 105 5use=
nonrmen. sssn herlel6en 8eriobe muir.
ben 45 ,&irben, II &apeaeu ltnb 25
teinporare aopelleit, ,erridtet.