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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
WASHINGTON Scene
By George Dixon

ONE Of my undercover agents,
" who once took a memory
course so he would not forget 10
reverse the charges, telephoned
from San Francisco today.
Happy third week OF the
conference" he greeted. "And
how IL everybody in Washington
this fine morning
1T IL not morning." I snarled.
''it IL 2 p. m. old Pantages time.
And IL In raining like he--any-
thing. Stop being so cheerful
or YOU are firedw
"Okay," he said, but I have
just called 10 give you the big
gest scoop OF the conference.
However, II you don't want
IT,"
/ told him TO cut the comedy.
and he said.
1T must have been something
much more urgent than we Inn
agined that pulled Molotov out
Of here. He was In such a hurry,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
THESE DAYS
By George E.
Sokolsky

the presidency has proved, per-
haps forever. that an average
American can step into the
presidency without any disad-
vantage 10 the country
Mrs. Truman has assumed
the position of the first lady of
the land. more like Mrs. Cool
idge and Mrs. Hoover. 1t is, Of
course, a matter of tempera-
ment and taste. His daughter
has in no manner projected
herself.
The Trumans have displayed
good taste. modesty and fault
less propriety.
-s. Copyright. 1s45. BY King Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Il. ". DURLING

Bid me love and I ieiLI give
A ioUin0 heart 10 thee,
A heart as soft, a heart ds kind,
A heart as sound aud free
As in the whole lUorld thou caHst
find
That heart IN give 70 thee.
-Herrick.
HuAVE been interested In
H noting the unusual places
In which your column IL read"
writes Cmdr. Arno Ross. Medi-
cal Corps, u. S. Navy. 81 can
tell you OF one more unusual
place IL has been read. NV
brother clips your column and
sends II 20 me. The other day
I read II while flying in a plane
west of Tokyo, Japan"
WHEN the Japs are disposed
w of and total peace has come,
/ wonder who will be the first
to say to some shopkeeper:
Hey, don't You know there
isn't a war On:"
Am reliably Informed seAe
Detroit parents named their
daughter Tommy and their son
Maud.
Readers of this department
are doing their best TO make me
an educated fellow. A Pitts
burgher has sent me complete
instructions on How 10 give
first aid to goldfish. I haven't
any goldfish. But still, I may
be visiting some place when the
family goldfish becomes Ill HI And
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Mail

eyes in sleep that villainous
pipe is his companion.
He IS clever, successful
business man tnoW retiredJ and
hence / cannot understand his
attitude regarding that abomi-
nable pipe.
l.. B.
DEAR l. r
/ HAVE discussed your lively
Il complaint with medical
specialist who has psychiatric
training and uses il in his prac-
tlce. Also. he was once An in
veterate pipe smoker but quit
=the-habf6fe-SeaHs=aee@itte-
hasn't smoked since Surely
there is a man who can throw
light on tt1s subject.
Speaking as physician. he
says there are rare cases where
-perznnS- aHe-Sa-a -alleIssEEle -ta-tn.=
bacco that secondhand inhaia-
t1OnS or tobacco smoke may ag-
gFaEate an ailing heart condi-
tlOu.
A pipe-smoking man tends 10
smoke more when az leisure
than when busy. However. our
authority has certain -sugges-
TONS for curbing the habit. or
making il less offensive 10 you.
IA number of pipes, maybe
20, kept clean with special
fluids obtainable at tobacco
shops
2-RationIng smokes. 10 taper
of. One clean pipeful after
breakfast. Another after lunch.
As many as desired after din
ner, always light up a clean
pipe
3-Smoke only the pipeful
that is enjoyed. which means.
don't light up as a matter of
habit Resist that impulse.
4-If skin test proves to-
hacco is definitely injurious 10
YOU. don't have a pipe in the
house. Stop smoking at one
clean stroke.
These are the doctors sug-
geStions, 10 which I add:
Search your soul 10 see If YOU
are being a crank. See il your
halked-reformer spleen. and not
your husbands pipe, is over
taxing your heart VI. II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

friends 10 be about the same as
that stated by the couples them
selves. You may be sure your
married unhappiness, like your
sins, all will find you out.
3-You can remember things
just as well at one time of life
as another, provided you follow
psychologist Fernbergers ad.
vice and "overlearn" them by
frequent review. You should also
follow the advice of psychologist
Lorge and take more time.
Older people complain they cant.
remember where they left their
spectacles, and think II means
their memory is falling of. Why
should they expect 10 remerp-
bers when they never knew
where they had left them be
cause they paid no attention.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

the worst pipe you ever got a
Whln of.
Ills constant smoking is a
detriment 10 his health as we'll
as my own. / have a serious
heart condition and IL is seri-
ously augmented by tobacco
smoke.
My physician has attested 20
this. You will scarcely believe
IL. bat from the moment my
husband finishes breakfast un-
Ill Just before he closes his
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

DEAR MARY H4WoRTH+
I HAVE a splendid husband
whom l practically adore.
We are still much in love after
30 years.
am completely devoted 10
him. which is no more than my
duty, and ! enjoy The job.
He is a Christian gentleman
In all that the term implies.
Our children are justly proud OF
him. But-and II is a big but -
he is an inveterate smoker OF
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

a Coupon is-A4 gallons vhnd throuFn
June al.
B-s and CO Ccupcn.-5 gallons each-
81 and OF Coupons-5 gallons each.
Law REQUIRES state name and license
number pe written on every coupon
when received.
Cas- for soldiers--1 gallon q dsy up 70
80 dAyA MileaEe ration record for
SPECIFIC auto must De presented py
soldier 20 local board where car IL
REGISTERED.
, FUEL OIL
Period, q 4. =. q and s--Vaid through
Aus 81.
stamp 1k. Boob A-Vand through
June
stamp Ss. Book valid through
Aug 81
LIQUOR
Ration Book q. No. 7-VAud through
May 81 ausft of whisky.
Ration Book NJ 3s-Nalid thRiurh
May 81. for BONUS. ! quart nseftn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

won't my friends be surprised
when / go into action TO give
their goldfish first aid?
A u. S. army sergeant asks If
IA the lines, 20 wad some
power the giftie gle us, 10 see
Ourseles as others see us" does
come from a poem of Burns
titled TO a Louise" i" 1t does.
The full title OF the poem is ITO
a Louise. On seeing one on a
lady's bonnet in church" "
How is your wife doing with
her nylon stockings A Wis
consin matron proudly states
she is still wearing three pair
of nylon stockings she pur-
chased in l941i Says she al
ways wears gloves when putting
stockings on ito prevent snag-
ging from fingernails or rings"
She adds:
Most women wear their
stockings too tight at the top
so when they bend their knees
they get runs.
A AN NJ INFORMED FIVE Mfahhat-
"A tan "teen-agers" have or
ganized a I'VE are tired Of
sleeping on the couch in the liv-
ing room club" These young
women have launched a bitter
campaign for rooms of their
own and demand their parents
move 10 larger quarters.
West of the Hudson where
the apartments are larger,
living room couch refugees are
practically unknown In Man
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Connolly Answers

1-(b). 2-(c). 3(a). 4-(b).
5-(c). 6-(a) by Sousa; (b)
by Chopin; (c) by Tschai-
kowsky; I'D by Wagner; (e)
by Mendelssohn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
PERSONALITY

the priceless fift---
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IOc % apply on costs and fsamprd
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WiEEsm. Let's Erplore Your Mind, care
% this newspaper,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
BETTER HEALTH
By DR.. Herman Bundesen :

PAINFUL condition OF the
1s-tar-r kI4pWn- S-tr9 r9FpTrIHaI
neuralgia is one nf those stub
born disorders which may re-
qulrc operation for relief
Just what causes this dis
order is not definitely known.
il has been treated by injec-
iions of large amounts Of vita
min B-eeHplex0, by- cutting a
part OF the fifth nerve which
supplies the face structures.
and by injections OF alcohol
along the nerve.
Doctors II Maynard Murray and
Eileen U-Ferre11 or Cincinnati
think that trigeminal neuralgia,
or tic douioureuX as II some
times is called, may be due TO
irritation Of the fifth nerve as a
result Of poisoning from in
fection Of the teeth or the bones
surrounding the teeth This in
fectlon may come from decayed
teeth or from the bone known
aS the alveolar bone which sur
rounds the teeth. The infection
may extend into the jawboue
itself in some instances. These
physicians state that careful
examination OF the mouth Struc-
tureS will help 10 tell Just what
treatment Will be needed IN
these instances When the
guns are redeemed and swollen.
~nen there are areas Of bone
which are tender. or when pa
tients complain Of discomfort
due 10 ill-hiting plates some
type Of surgical procedure may
he necessary. None Of these
things occur when the bone
structures are healthy and free
from infection
TWENTY-FIVE patients with
Il tic douloureaux who had
been previously treated medi-
cally. Surgically or by the
dentist without obtaining per-
manent relief were studied. Fol-
lowing their treatment which
consisted of removal Of the
slveolar bone plus the extrac-
ton OF decayed teeth when
needed, all Of the patients be-
came free from symptoms for
period Of four months 10 four
years.
In trigeminal neuralgia there
are attacks Of pain in the face
which may be so severe as 10
be disabling. The attacks come
on at frequent intervals and in
some cases strong drugs are
needed TO give even temporary
relief.
OF those patients studied by
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

PROCrSSED FOODS
Biue IA throuEh h-a-vsnd througn
June 2.
hue M throurh B-1-VAnd through
July a.
Blae Ia throukh x-1-VAlid tbrouEn
July 81. .
Mats. cHEEsE, FATS
Red r-s through D-7-Vaid tnrouKn
iuns ?.
Red ia through I-2-vAlid through
Red IA through r-,--vand through
July 81. -
Red GA through U-a-vsIid through
Aug. 81.
and two ration points
SHOES
Airplane stamps 4, z and S-Velid IN
definitely. Loose stamps not accepted,
Landlords must register all TENANCY
cHAHGES and all rented SPACE for
livine or sleeping
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
On the
Side

haitian, however, IL happens in
the best of families.
Only recently some friends OF
ours looking at an apartment
for which $3.50 a month rental
was asked, said IL was too small
as they needed a room for their
daughter.
"Oh, don't let that worry
you," said the rental agent
"She can sleep on the couch in
the living room."
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

Doctors Murray and OFerrel
many had taken large -GpSeS-
saiIcyiates and narcotics. Many
had had teeth extracted with
out any relief OF their synp-
toms. In the patients studied
the right side Of the face was
affected more frequently than
the left.
THESE doctors think that in
L JeetieHs- -ef alcohol aleHs tiae iae
nerve Just gave temporary re-
-iiiieff-fFeffi the acute pain and
are not curative. On the other
hand, t1e permanent relief
which was obtained by Surgi-
cal removal of the alveolar
tissue and the pulling OF de-
cayed teeth seems 10 indicate
10 them that the cause OF tn
geminal neuralgia lies in poison
ing Of the nerve or direct
infection Of the nerve Further
more, the source OF this infec-
ton is in the teeth or the
infected bone OF the alveolar
structures around the teeth.
II would appear worthwhile
for every person who has tri-
gemlnal neuralgia 10 have a
careful study made Of the
mouth structures so that any
abnormal conditions may be-
treated
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

-fSDITFSBGRGH PhiI Smith
Il the famous horseplayer,
died of an illness brought on by
Suppressed emotion" Close
races excited him but he would
never let go and root his horse
home. l was that way once
when very young I thought
gazing on a close finish calmly
made a fellow appear sophisti-
Gated. But got over that. Now
I root my choice home. And
howl
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

PRESCRIPTION OF heroine in
~ a story I was reading said
she was wearing "an amusing
hat" What is an amusing
hat ?" Who is it supposed 10
amuse? Some of the headgear
the females are currently fea-
turing might we'll be called
hilarious hats" >. Il remem-
Der when Irene Dunno was your
favorite film actress" writes a
Pittsburgher. She still is. Did
you see her in The White Cliffs
of Dover p"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

"MOst women wear their
stockings too tight at the top
30 when they bend their knees
they get runs
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Musings by the
Treasurer

l1niere ber5li6iten @lidtpini9e
BEN Is il1ngen Hrieitern Der @laiie
oes Sabres 1916.
@eoge Der liebe @ott ibr @erf feg.
men uno mogen ite it6 itets Der @obl.
tater oes Ssoiepbinums BEL ser Dor-
bringing oes fl. MeBopfers erin-
nern.
@ie uns ioeben n1itgeteilt tpur6e,
lit &eb. 4lpbonie S. 8erttnan, Bfar.
rer Der ct. Mlopltusfir6e, Spring-
fieIo, sSu, bon ct. &eiligfeit Bapit
Hius Dem 8polften gum 92ange eines
papitli9en &ammerberrn erboben
moroen. Mlgr. 8ert1nan tpuroe i'm
Sabre 1923 inn Soiepbinum gum Brie'
iter eetpeibt. l1niere ber5li6iten @liid'
tpini9e.
Nadftebenoen @ert6t erbielten suir
berganeene 8ode: ,,Mein fleiner
&nabe, oretetnbalb Sabre alt, ftel am
18. 9e5ember 1914 aus einem Seniter
oes oritten 5todperfes. Ct tpuroe 10.
fort gum &oipital gebra9t. Cine Grat.
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li6e llnterfudlatg ergab, bob ibm ab.
iolrt nidts feblte. gr tpar lnter dr5t-
lider 8eobadtl,ng bis gum 90. De.
aember. Sd betra6te bies ols eir1
8nnoer. Sd bate oas gerfpreden
gena9t, $50 als 9anfiogung Dem
Sofepbin1tn 8u ien6en, eine @abe, Die
i'd bierenit einidlieBe. - a. e. ST."
9Sir bitten rniere 2eIer, in ibren
@ebeten Der Seelenrpbe Der berItorbe-
men Nrs. Sopbia G6leb 5u geoen,
fen, 1pel6e in ct. Baul, Minn., aus
oieiem 2eben gel6ieoen lit. sic bat
oie 5tuoenten oes Soiepbinums in H.
rem Eeitamente be6adt.
\
Das SSoIepbinum NOR bergangene
8ode ebenfaas in 90 anoern Sc lta=
menten BON 2elern l1no @obltdtern
beba6t tporoen u1ro 5&por in iehr bo6s
ber5iger 8eiie.
9eo6 oen ret6li6en Negengiiiien
Ser lebten 8o6e lit unier 9Baloiee
NIT 8aiier gefii1lt big an 6en Stand.
8ir itn6 iebr 6antbar fir 6ieie @obe
oes Simmels na6 elmer iebr fiiblbaren
Oiirre.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-14

8efanntli6 puroe am bergongenen
2. Sanuar bon l2ober5 Of Democracy
i'm Square @ar0en> 9ee1p gorf, cine
bon fdAtotil6en proteitanti16er~9re6i-
germ unterltiiBte Notwithstanding
gegen General 6ranco abgeba1ten.
9uffauenoerpeiie bat uniere engli16e
GageSprehe penig Mufbebens oobon
gena6t, mobl aus Dem @runo, ben
&ep. Sames so. @iais, g.S.B., goi.
tor Ser ,,Gatbolic @orl6", in ieiner
ausge5ei6neten tpo6entli6en Artitel>
ierie ,,@bat's Rigbt @itb tbe 8orlo"
anfibrt.
,glm 2. Sanuar tpuroe in geep
gorf cine Walienoerianrnlung abge-
balten nit 0em ausgelpro6enen 3tped,
uniere &egierung oa5u 5u benegen,
nit Sronco ub5ubre6en. @s par cine
eigentiitn1i6e Dirt un6 @eiie, 6as neue
Sabr 5u beginnen. Sd iollte meinen,
mir bGtten es NIT genug Seinoen at
tun uno Elm flein tpenig gutter 8ile
gegen unfere Mitmenl6en mare beier
am BlaB getpeIen. 9tber 0ie 8eranital"
ter iener 8eriamn1ung tperoen nt6t
ruben nod raiten, Big mir uns nit ei-
ner peiteren Nation berfein6et baben.
sic bebaupten, ite ieien Inn 0ie Ser.
beifIbrung zines Srie6ens bentibt uno
bsba1b iu6en fte cine tpeitere 9eation
in oen @rieg binein5u5ieben.
,,@ine ionoerbare 2ogif un6 cine
eigenartige Metbooe! Das lit ieoo9
nur Elm 8eilpiel bon 6en> tpas auf
iener 8erlammlung geiagt uno getan
tpuroe. 3ugegen tpar II. a. Elm metbo'
oiitti6er 8H6of Dr. Bromley d.
nam. @r tpuBte MIR 51 gut, bob bic
Beriantmlung 5um 8eiten Sosuietrub'
lambs abgebalten puroe. @s pdre
b0dit ergobli9, menn es ni6t 10 pa-
tbetii9 pare, einen @eiitli6en elmer
6riitli6en @emeini6aft ft6 fir bic
Soroerung zines Diftatoriats 5a1 be-
geiitern, oas Die 8erni6t11ng Der
6riitli6en 9fe1igion beapedt.
,,Die Sdnbe Der Demofratie miti"
len rein iein'', erfldrte Der 8ii6of
i'd m06te nidt ieben, bob bic Sano
Der 9euofratie 6em Sai6ismus 8ei-
fan flati9e." Offenbar 1na9t es ibm
ni9ts aus, Die Sdn0e Der Demofratte
NIT Der unreinen &au6 oes aomn1,1'
nismus 5u bei9muBen. Peri0nli6 BIN
ni9t in Der gile, nit Granco au fra"
terniiteren, tpenn i9 aber bor bic
@abl geftellt tpiir6e, nrobte i6 1ieber
Die San6 Grancos ale Die Stalins
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-14

9ie ibrem unfeblbaren untergang
entgegengeben6en 9eaatfiibrer iino IN
ibrer fanatbi6en 8er3tpeiflung ent-
i61oiien, ni6t nur ben lesten Na3i 3u
opfern, ionoern ieoe 6euti6e @ta6t
nit ibren altebruir6igen, ,&neriebli.
6en Denfma1ern Der &unIt un6 @ii-
ieni6aft a1 5ertriin1mern.
@s lit bon tieflter Eroetf, i6reibt
ser ,t@anoerer", baB Der @roBteil Der
bereites aerit0rften 8erfe bergangener
@ei6le6ter fatboliides 8eitstum ge'
tpeien. Waan braudt nrr an @onte
gafiino 5u erinnern, oieier in Eriin1-
mer geiunfenen Seimritdtte boditer
6ritli9er &ultur. limb bas bortpie.
een6 fatboliide @eft6eutidIan6 tptr6
gera6eau 5,1m Maffengrab Don &06it.
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9teieS 8odenblQtt

erfdeint felt 0em Sabre 1873 regeI-
mdBig ie6en Weittpod un6 miro ber.
ausgegeben gum 8eiten 6es 9Gpit-
li6en Golegiams Solepbinum ser FL.
Congregation Der 8ropogo1toa in 60.
1lunbus, oeifen 3tped Die Seranbil>
oung oeuti6er Brieiter5oeGnee fir
bic Ser. @toaten iit. Dieie 4nitalt lit
ba1ptia6li6 aneetpieien ouf Die Gin"
FINITE 6ieIes 8lattes uno Die sc.
i6enfe ieiner 2eier.
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Scribtion should be addressed to
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Stt1n11te bes 8plfes fir bas
SDIebhinmut

Enclosed please find money order of
SIS as donation for the poor students in
thanksgiving for a favor received. -
Mrs. J. Sch, N. Y.
Enclosed ST which 1 promised for the
poor students, if a certain wish was
granted. Thank God it was. - Mrs. Th.
J. NJ, Ind.
Enclosed please find 81 which prom
ised for certain favor granted. Thanks
to Jesus, Mary and Joseph. - Mrs. G. M.
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gsittiDO6, ben IA. gears 1916

loriifen. SD nt6dte germ tpiiien, no
Der 8iidof felt 1882 mar, bob er rein
gar ntdts geb6rt bat bon Dem Mai.
lennor6en Der l1fratner, Ser Holen,
Der Ginnen, 1tno anberer burh Die
Sdnoe Der Wdnner bon 5tobI, Wdn.
ner bon StabI 1,r6 8lut.
Ni6t 3ufrieoen, Dem Soidismus Ell"
men Sieb al1 berieben, nadt ct ioear
einen nod gemeinern @ngriff auf ben
&atbo1i5isnrus. CT iagte: SD tpiiroe
es fiir uttber3eiblt6 balten, penn i6
nidt bin5ufiigen niir6e, oaB, tuenn
INNER Die Stride in ibrem blinoen @i-
fer aIle lire Bribilegien r1to @genbei.
ten 5u betpabren, gemeiniame Sa6e
nit Dem 5oi6ismus ma6t, 1t9 NIT
ben reiben 2anoeigentiinern un6 Der
Wilitdrfaite berbiin6et. sic berit0Bt
ibren gbri1 1tus un6 beroient 6ie Gnt-
ritltung Ser Maiien, oie ite berraten
bat."
Ser 8ei6of beitbt offenbar rnebr
a1s cine Sdbigfeit. gr lit II. a. au6
@e6anfenleier> tpobl fein getp0bn1i-
6er, Der mir o6er irgenbeinem onoern
SS1roibiOuen iagen fann, tpas man
oentt, ionoern 8iidof Srnam fann 6ie
@eoanfen elmer gan3en Sieror6ie NIT
einem Weale lelen. 9eidt MIR fann er
8eoanfen leien, ionoern iogar 6ie Be-
tpeggriin0e entoefen. @obl ie6er mir"
0e Der 9lnltdt iein, oaB Die ipanii6e
@ierar6ie 6as fleine l1ebel getpdblt
fat, Inn 6os gr6Bere uebe1, 5ta1in, 5u
bermeioen, uno 1penn in Sponien So
i6isnus ge6uloet miro, oies ols &C.
gengetpi6t gum &ommtnismus geoul-
oct miro. Oas lit bic erite @rflGrung,
81 tpel6er Elm e6ter @bniit gelangen
tpiiroe. SSn 8ii6of Srnans Sinn lit
oieie @rfldrung nidt oufgeitiegen.
Obtpobl Der 8ii6of in einem Sab be-
bauptete, er 1neine oan1it ni6t cine
beitimnte Stride, 1na6t er in einen1
onoern Sab aug ieinem Ser3en feline
0eor6ergrube un6 erfldrt, Die Stride,
Die er gemeint babe> Die @briitus un6
oas 6riftli6e Soft bertoBen, iei Die
r0nii6>fatbo1bde &r9e.
Sin anoerer &eoner, 0r. &ingoon,
tonnte ni6t umbin, ieinen Senf nod
oa5u 5u 1iefern. SSSn holler gntritI flung
rief er aus: sd bereinige mild NIT
alien freien Menf6en, Die unieres Der"
fobnli6en 8erbaltens nit ben EDran-
men, mo- INNER ite ieien> iiber6riiiiig
ftno. 0te Stutt6e Der 9enofratie bot
gei6lagen, I'M 6as @rbtei1 Der @roe
an5l1treten. Sort nit Sitlerl Sort NIT
@irobitol Sranco muB ebenfous Der.
f6tpin6en!"
9as iin6 offenbar oue Eprannen
Die Dr. @ingoon betannt fino. Con-
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Mrs. Agatha Geier, Wis. -. 400
Joseph Fritzen, N. Y. ........ ZOO
L. Mosser, Ohio .............. ZOO
Mrs. Rosa Hudson, Ind. ...... ZOO
L. p, Seward, Nebraska >...... 200
Mrs. B. Wegner, N. Y. ...... 200
Mrs. Mary Schottl, Wis. ...... 400
Mrs. John Fleckenstein, III. E. 400
Mrs. VIM. ]. Kuehner, Pa. E. ZOO
Mrs. Annie Schaffner, N. ). :. 200
Mrs. Mary schwegel, III. .... ZOO
John Rietschlin, Ohio ........ Its
Henry Deters, III. ........... 100
Harry Doepher, Ohio ......... 100
Mrs. M. Dertinger, N. Y. .... 100
Mrs. Maria Metz, Ohio ...... 100
Miss Agnes Van de Loo, Wis. .. 100
Mrs. Caroline Drexler, Wis, =. 100
John B. Sanzek, I'll. ......... 100
Caroline Schmidt, Ohio ...... 100
N. NJ, Wis. 100
John Schaefer, N. Y. ........ 100
Mrs. J. Fischer, N. J. ........ 100
COAL FUND
ACFAOuo4y NACO4tCO 9Ol1.UC
A. J. Owsianowski, Ohio .... 500
Albert G. Wuersch, Pa. ...... 200
Harry Doepker, Ohio ....... 100
Mrs. M. Dertinger, N. Y. 49,. 100
Mrs. Rosa Hudson, Ind. ..... 100
N. N, Ohio ................. foo
John Schaefer, N. Y. ....... 100
Mrs. Mary Schwegel, III. ..... 100
Mrs. Elizabeth Schieve, N. Y. so
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VIGIL LIGHTS
Mrs. VIM. J. Kuehner, Pa. go. $500
Mrs. Rose Lecie, Pa. ........... 100
Miss A. Seubert, Ohio ......... 100
Herman Burning, Ohio ....... 100
Norbert Cordes, Mich. ......... so
SOentgerath Memorial Fund
Previously credited ...... .$13, ,45206
Rev. r. B. B., Ohio ...... 10000
Total .$13.552.O6
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Previously credited .$2,4 .89
Carl Buerker, Mich. ........ 10000
Mrs. Clara J. Maier, Mich. 10000
Albert Buerker, Sr., Mich.. 10000
Mrs. Emma Buerker. Mich... 10000
Albert Buerker, Jr., Mich... 10000
Miss Dolores Buerker, Mich. 10000
Robert Buerker, Mich. 10000
Mrs. Henry Portzen, Md..... 1000
Mrs. r. Brungard, Pa....... 100
Total otal................$s,16 So, ,167.s9
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Rev. c. S. K, Iowa .......... $4,000
A. l.. Altenau, Ohio ........... 1000
George Hoeppner, I'll. ......... 1900
Jos. N. Rimkus, C.Mo.M.M.,
Calf. ...................... 1000.
Frank Ruhkamp, Kans. ....... 500
Mrs. Sibylla Hook, Pa. ...... 800
Joseph Sikora, Pa. ........... 500
A. J. Owsianowski, Ohio ..... 500
Rev. l.. s. F., South Dakota. 800
Charles Frerich, Texas ...... 500
Mrs. Joseph Schuster, Pa. .... 500
q. w. Vogelpohl, Mo. ........ 2.50
Mrs. John A. Schick, Ohio .... ZOO
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-14
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Previously credited ..... ..$618,418.44
Mrs. VIM. J. Kuehner, Pa. 800
Total .................$6 .$618, ,421 "A