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Births at St. Joseph s

MIR. AND MRS. DAVID w.
HUDSON, 1880 Cottrell road,
Mount Clemens, daughter,
Nov. IA.
MIR. AND MRS. DURWARD
r. COON, Roseville, a daugh-
ter, Nov. IA.
MIR. AND MRS. LOUIS r.
MEYERSIECK, East Detroit, a
daughter. Judith Elaine. Nov.
IA.
STAFF SGT. AND MRS.
AUDLEY L. GIBSON, 293 South
Broadway, son, Raymond Ed
ward, Nov. Ia.
MIR. AND MRS. j. CLIFFORD
TAYLOR, $50 Cass avenue, a
daughter, Ernestina, Nov. IA.
MIR. AND MRS. FRANK Y.
DEFER, Roseville, a daughter,
Denise Frances, Nov. IA.
MIR. AND MRS. EDWARD j.
MALBURG, Utica, a daughter,
Maryann Dorothy, Nov. IA.
MR.. AND MRS. VINCENT A..
HAVARD, 159 Crocker boule-
ward, son, Robert Joseph, Nov.
l3.
MIR. AND MRS. STEVE S.
KING. UTICA, a son, Roger
Keith, Nov. l3.
MIR. AND MRS. WILHO ".
HANTULA, Roseville, a son,
Richard Michael, Nov. l3.
MIR. AND MRS. JOSEPH A.
LEVEQUE. Center Line. Il
daughter, Kathleen Mary, Nov.
13.
MIR. AND MRS. JOSEPH r.
MARTIN, Utica, a son, Mitchell
Michael, Nov. IL.
MIR. AND MRS. MILTON r.
WELLER, Roseville, twin sons,
Thomas James and Timothy
Walter, Nov. IL.
MIR. AND MRS. ROLAND
MOORE. East Detroit, a daugh-
ter, Linda, Nov. IL.
MIR. AND MRS. LEONARD c
SCHULZ, l54 Grand avenue, a
son, Harry Karl, Nov. IL.
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Home Nursing Class
Begins Tomorrow

THE FIRST meeting of Home
Nursing class will be held on
Wednesday evening, promptly
at 1880 o'clock, in the Home
Nursing rooms at "a North Wal
nut street. Miss Helma Smith,
r. N. of st. Joseph hospital is
the teacher.
Anyone wishing TO enroll
may attend. this class tomorrow
Tucker. chairman of the Red
evening" according to Alice
Cross Home Nursing Corps.
MIR. AND MRS. FORREST A.
Taylor have returned to their
home at 159 Riverside Drive,
after five months spent at their
home in Zephyr Hills, Fla.
MRS. CHARLES D. BOYER,
who has been spending a month
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. A. Hartung, Of Lincoln ave-
nue., left this afternoon to re-
turn to her home in Boiling
Springs, Pa.
JOHN BANNOW will be fet-
ed at a belated birthday club
dinner Wednesday evening at
Gordon's Grill. The group will
later return to the BannoW
home on Lincoln avenue for an
evening of cards.
MRS. PAUL BECHTEL and
son Paul left Saturday for Day
ton, Ohio, to join Major Bech-
tel, who is stationed at Wright
Field. Mrs. Bechtel and her son
have been living here for some
times with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Noe, whose other
daughter, Mrs. Lynden Mckee,
recently returned from Cali
fornia, bringing with her Mrs.
Roy Hurd, her aunt, who is
spending some time at the Me
dea hotel. Lieut.. Mckee, u S.
Mr.. is on Pacific sea duty.
MRS. CAMILLE K. DeRekow-
ski fell in her home at the Wash
ington Apartments yesterday,
and broke her leg. She is con-
fined to st. Joseph's Hospital.
MRS. ARTHUR l.. DONALD
SON entertained the members
Of the Tuesday bridge club to-
day for luncheon.
DR.. AND MRS. PETER VIA
DEF Fentertained group of
friends Saturday evening at
their home In honor of their
18th wedding anniversary.
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Well Known Speakers
to Appear Each Ddy

speak on "Wildflower Gardens"
Friday, March %, at IL o'clock.
AT 2 o'clock N. /. w. Kriek of
the American Peony Society will
talk on "Heirlooms with a Fu-
ture." At 4 o'clock Mrs. c.. l.
Bouton, of the Detroit Garden
Center, will have as her subject
Primrose Path"
Two lectures are scheduled
for March "a. One at IL o'clock
when w. Jay Dittman of the
Southeastern Michigan Gladiolus
Society, talks on Swords of
Peac Gladiolus" and at 2
o'clock when c. E. Wildon of
Michigan State College speaks
On "Everyman's Favorite."
Everyone is invited to attend
this show and hear the educa-
tional lectures.
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WkA the Color,

MIR. AND MRS. LAWSON
BEARDSLEE of Route One have
received word Of the promotion
of their son, James, } Petty Of
ficer third class in Navy COM
munications. Petty Off Ger
Beardslee has been stationed at
Kodiak. Alaska for the past
seven months.
T 1 ROBERT RABINE. U S.
Army. arrived safely in France.
according 10 word received by
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Elmer
Rabine. Route ..
PFC. ELTON O. JOBSE. who
was home on furlough recently.
has been assigned to duty at
Fort Dix. ~ j. Prior to his new
assignment he spent several
weeks at Miami Beach Redistri-
button Station. Pfc. Jobse served
30 months as a machine-gunner
in the European theatre of OPP
erations. While there he was
awarded the European Theatre
Campaign Ribbon, the Combat
Infantryman Badge and the Sill
yer Star Medal for gallantry in
action. His wife is with him in
New Jersey.
PVT. LEROY II. Reynolds,
$40 June street, and Sergt. Gar
land d. Taylor, % Mack avenue,
are members Of the 81st Mech
anized Cavalry Reconnaissance
Squadron. probing German de-
lenses before Italy's Pc Valley
as it nears the end Of its third
wear overseas The 8lst has been
stationed in Great Britain, spear
headed operations in Northern
Algeria and Tunisia and since
Joining the Fifth Army before
Cassion, has been in the van
guard of Allied troops in the
Italian campaign.
PVT. GERALD J. KABEL,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald j.
Kabel, Sr., 1929 North Gratiot
avenue, has been recently grad
uated from the Army Specializ-
ed Training Reserve program at
the University Of Wisconsin. He
completed the basic engineering
curriculum at the University
and was presented with a di-
ploma by his commandant. Aft
e. a furlough, Pvt. Kabel will
be called to active duty and he
will report TO another Army in
stallation for basic training and
assignment.
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Service Men Home
on Furlough, Leave

ROBERT HENRY RUEHLE,
New Baltimore, to March 10.
ANDREW TROMBLEY, Mt d.
Clemens, to March 20.
WILFRED w. METZ, Route
3. to March 90.
MARTIN T. MARTIN, ST
Clair Shores, to March %.
BERNARD II O UTHOOFD
266 Jones street. to March II.
MARTIN L. SCHWARTZ. 1863
Wellesley Drive, to April II.
FREDERICK C. WALLS, ST
Clair Shores. TO March 81.
LLOYD B. PARKER, $50 y
Crocker Blvd, to April 9.
DAVID INMAN, l54 Clemens
street. to April 9.
RALPH GOOLSBEE. st.
Clair Shores, to April 9.
ROBERT GRATOPP, Utica,
to April 7.
BISHOP A. TRAMMELL, 1927
Walter avenue, to April 9.
x. w. ALLISON, Roseville, to
March 25.
THADEUS KyPIEC, Armada,
to April 9.
DONALD r. BLAIS, Union
Lake road. TO March Is.
RAYMOND II. TROMBLEY,
1875 Huron street, to April 10.
HARRY D. MCINTOSH, rs
First street, 10 April 9.
BERNARD MCINTOSH, 26
First street to April 5.
WILLIAM F. RANDALL, St .
Clair Shores. to March 10.
RAYMOND J. ROGALA,
Romeo, to April 5.
FREDERICK r. GOEDGE,
Utica, to March %.
M. M. MAGARKA, 40 South
Walnut street, to April 9.
BRUCE II. BROWN, Sc Mo-
ross avenue, TO March %.
LEO NJ. LAWSON, Roseville
10 March 27.
CARLETON DOTY, Romeo
10 March 30.
EDWARD S. KANCIK, Utica
TO March II.
DANIEL YOSIN, Route 6, tc
March 30.
VINCENT DOMBROWSKI
964 Wolfe road, to April 5.
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PVT. MARTHA E. (GITSCH-
LAG. wife of Pfc Robert j.
Gitschlag, is now serving with
the Women's Army Corps as a
Medical Technician. She is tax.
ing her six weeks basic train
ing at Fort Oglcthorpe, Ga, up
on completion of which she will
be assigned to the Hammond
General Hospital at Modesto,
Calf. Pfc. GitschlagS parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bobcean, now
have four members Of their fam
lily with the armed forces: Mar
vim, with the L. S. Army Infan-
try overseas; Robert with the
Military Police in the 9th Army
in France; Kenneth with the
u. S. Navy in San Francisco;
and Martha with the WACS.
PAUL JAMES AS, 84l2
Macomb street, has completed
his boot training at Great Lakes
Naval Training station in Hi
nois and is now stationed in
Rhode Island. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Pillivant.
PFC. ARNOLD F. SCHOTT
arrived safely somewhere in
France, according to word re-
ceived by his mother, Mrs. Elsie
Schott. Pfc Schott is in the U.
S. Army Infantry.
PVT. ROLAND BURST spent
the weekend with his wife and
family in Mount Clemens, and
has returned TO Fort Sheridan,
III. for further assignment.
PETTY OFFICER LYLE w.
WILKINSON, nc, is home on a
7-day leave with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wylie r. Wilkin-
son, 81 North Gratiot avenue.
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Circle Group Meets

THE GOLDEN RULE Circle
members and guests enjoyed a
pot-luck dinner held at the
Kings Daughters Home Mon
day noon. Following the dinner,
cards were played with prizes
going TO Mrs. David Rouleau,
Mrs. Charles Wood, Mrs. Her
man Miller and Mrs. Gene
Tucker. Mrs. Russell Glasgow
was chairman of the affair, as
sisted by Mrs. Harry Chevalier
and Mrs. Anthony Eckhout. The
next regular meeting will be
held March IS at the home of
Mrs. AL Evans, 255 North Ora
tiot avenue.
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Double MsMng Ceremony

united in marriage to William
Fink, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Fink Of Utica, and Ilene
Arnold, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Arnold of Washington,
was we'd to Wilbur Rage.
The double ring service was
read by Rev Harry Clark. pas
tor OF Washington Methodist
Church at 2 o'clock.
Both brides were dressed in a
powder blue wool suit with navy
accessories. Their corsages were
gardenias and roses.
Following the ceremony a
wedding dinner was served at
the Rage home for the bridal
party, immediate family and
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Cassels.
MRS. JAMES WEINGARD.
"a Scott boulevard. is a patient
at 81. Joseph Hospital, where
she underwent an operation Fri
day morning.
MRS. CHARLES INMAN and
Mrs. E. J. Thomas spent several
days in Kalamazoo last week.
They were called there on ac-
count of the serious illness of
Mrs. Inman's sister, Mrs. Harry
j. Church, who is patient in
Borgess. Hopital.
EDWIN WITT of ColdWater
road is a patient in Mount Glenn
ems General Hospital, where ne
underwent amputation of his leg.
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Musical Comedy Thursday
at Methodist Church

MANHATTAN Magnates. a
lively musical comedy written
by John Rich and Allen Grant,
will be presented on Thursday
evening, March Is, at 8 o'clock,
by the Youth Choir of the Meth
odist Church, in the gymnasium
of the church. This fun-packed,
one act operetta tells the story
of -tWo- nlt=Mitsr played by Eric
Ryser. Jr., and Phillip Champ
ion. who elude their keeper
while strolling through Central
Park, and find themselves sud-
denly back in old New Amster-
dam in the time of Peter Stuy-
vesant. They feel very lucky
when they buy the whole island,
with the Brooklyn Bridge
thrown in, for $4,000. But when
the tax-collector, very appro-
priately for the day, throws
them in jail for payment of
back taxes, they are glad TO
wake up and find il has all
been a dream.
The keeper is played by Ar
den Albee and Peter Stuyvesant
by Duane Evans. Katrinka, Pet
ers lovely Dutch secretary. is
played by Edith jain. Other
characters are Dick SommerS,
income tax collector; and Ro-
bert Randolph, Chief Tammany.
In addition there is a chorus of
park strollers and Dutch settlers.
Among those in the choruses
are Glenore Albee, Arden AL
be. Sue Albro, Chrystal BloSs,
Marianne Briley. Barbara Hast
ings. Nadine Hartway, Bob RAN
dolph. Joyce Randolph, Don
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THE SPRING FLOWER AND
GARDEN SHOW, TO be held
March 10 to "a, at the j. l..
Hudson Company Auditoriums
will be offered free of charge to
the public. The show, sponsored
by the Detroit Garden Clubs.
will offer a series of lectures by
well known speakers.
On March 90, there will he
three talks, Edward ID. Connor
OF the Citizens Housing and
Planning Council, at IL o'clock
will speak on Gardeners Plan
q City" at o'clock, Walter p.
Nickel Of the Cranbrook Insti-
tute OF S c ence will talk on
Birds" and DR.. Hugh Stalker
Of the Michigan Horticultural
Society will have "Flowering
Bowers, Clemates, as his subject
at 4 o'clock.
The speakers on March 81
will be V. r. Petris, who will
talk on Summer Gold, Chrysan-
themums' his talk begins at IL
o'clock; at 2 o'clock Hrand Ham
pikian will lecture on Border
Blues, Delphinium and at 4
o'clock a lecture Still Queen Of
Flowers, Roses will be given
by Harold G.. Warner.
Mrs. Marc T. Patten of the
Women's National Farm and
Garden Association will have as
her topic, March %, "Herbs,
Savories and Simples" at IL
o'clock. The lecture at 2 o'clock
that day by James Fisher, Of
the Detroit Parks and Recrea-
ton department will be "1945
Annual Parade" AT 4 o'clock
Ruth Moser Place will speak on
"Phlox, American"
Marjorie T. Bingham of Gran
brook Institute of Science, will
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ESMOND J. ELLWART, Rte

ESMOND j. ELLWART, Rte.
3. to April 5.
WALTER w. PONDER, 155
North avenue to March IS.
MERTON c. THURSTON,
Washington, TO April 2.
c. P. QUICK, Romeo, to April
IL.
FREDERIC c. WEISS. 2o07
Cass avenue, to March 26.
RICHARD K. WALTERS, 121
Grand avenue, to March 80.
CHARLES BURDEN, New
Haven, to April 2.
BEN ALMANY, st. Clair
Shores. to March q.
KENNETH j. BABE, IS Ell.
wood boulevard, TO March q.
ALBERT HOHENSEE, 49,
Jones street. to March %.
CHARLES c. MARSACK
New Baltimore, to April S.
LAWRENCE v. STILES, st
Clair Shores, to March ~.
LYLE w. WILKINSON, 371
North Gratiot, to April IL.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-13

LIEUT.. HARRY K. TAYLOR,
USNR, has arrived in Mount
Clemens from Miami, Fla. for a
brief leave, with his family at
- Lincoln avenue, en- route TO a
new command in the Pacific.
KENDRICK B. GEMMER has
been promoted to boatswain' S
mate second class in the Navy,
according TO word received by
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
Gemmer of Market street, He
has been in the Navy for three
years, for the past two and a
half serving in the South Paci-
fic with the Sea Bees.
S/SERGT. MOND De j..
ELLWART, u. 5. A. A c.. has
returned 10 the United States al
ter 10 months in the European
Theatre Of Operations. He IS
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Ellwart, of Route 3.
M/SERGT. JOSEPH A Nc
DOUGALD, formerly OF New
ark, N. j., now fighting with the
?7lst Infantry of the famed 92nd
Division in the European Thea
tire of War was recently award
ed the Combat lnfantryman
Badge for outstanding perform
ance of duty in ground combat
against the enemy. Before 60
ing overseas he was stationed at
Selfridge Field, with the 332nd
Fighter group and the 477th
Bombardment group. Sergt. Nc
Dougald is we'll known IN this
city.
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Births at Mt. Clemens
General Hospital

MIR. AND MRS. ROBERT w.
PERRY. Detroit, daughter,
March Z.
MIR. AND MRS. WALTER E..
JOHNSTON, Route 3, son,
March 9.
MR.. AND MRS. FRANCIS w.
LESLEY. 40 South Gratiot, a
son, March 10.
MIR. AND MRS. ROLAND C..
SUESS, Lenox, a son, March H..
MIR. AND MRS. EDWARD
KAWALA, Route 3, son,
March IL.
MIR. AND MRS. CARL LAR
SON, Fraser, a daughter, March
13.
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EuItu jam
Warren, Bill Weller, Joan Reit-
eel, Duane Evans, Dick Som
mers, Charles Krause, and Ele-
amor Smith.
The music is we'll written,
with clever words and catchy
tunes, and will be played by
Phyllis Pagett, pianist, and Ann
Jean Walton, violinist, both
well known young artists.
The stage crew is James Ser
vo, Jerome Servo. Bill Buckler,
and Bernard Allen.
The production is under the
direction of Miss Harriet K. Ell
licott. physical education teach
err in the High school, and Miss
Lois V. Harper, elementary
music supervisor.
Tickets may be secured from
any one in the cast or at the
door
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DIE Salute

MIR. AND MRS. HEN Y
ESCHENBURG, Route 2, who
observed their 22nd wedding
anniversary yesterday, March
IL.
JOEL E. MATTHEWS on his
third birthday anniversary to-
day. He will entertain nine little
friends at his home on Clinton
street.
JOYCE BLUEMEL, $50 Et-
cid avenue, who will be ten
years old tomorrow.
DIR. GEORGE f. Folkman on
his birthday anniversary today.
DENNIS ALLEN LACROIX,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar La
Croix, who is two years old to-
day.
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Lectures and Displays Spring Flower and Garden Shown Detroit

A new Red Cross Nurses
Aide class is expected to open
March 26, If more registra-
tons will come in before that
time, according to Mrs. Walter
Fenton, chairman of the corps.
Instructions will be given at
st. Joseph Hospital under the
direction of Miss Georgia Mid
den, r. N. For more informa-
ton call Mrs. Fenton at 2973
or the local Red Gross office
at 1921.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-13

A DOUBLE WEDDING GER
EMONY was held in Washing
ton, Mich. last Saturday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Rage when Betty Rage was
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-19
VITA Seeks $500
'AWOl' Mexicans

BERKELEY, Cal, June 10. (UP)-
The labor office of the War Food
Administration has disclosed that
it is trying to locate nearly 5000
Mexican nationals originally brought
TO California to produce and harvest
wartime crops.
w. A. Anglim, chief of operations
for the office, said that desertions
during the past nine months have
averaged more than 200 per month.
Some of the nationals have been
unaccounted for since the fall of
1912 when the first contingent was
brought in.
Many probably went back home,
Anglim said, but hundreds more
are believed to be working without
proper credentials for farmers, pri-
vate contractors and other employ
erS.
He reported that as of June 9
there were 27.058 Mexican nationals
employed in California by contract
employers against a tentative quota
of $4,000
1T will be difficult to recruit the
5000 workers needed to fill that con-
tract quota while 6107 missing work.
ers, who have run away from their
contracts, are in the state working
for employers who have no author
lty to employ them" he added.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-19

FOUND wrist watch, either man or
boys, Phone 1264-R or 985-W. 6-2
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-19

WANTED-Small house or Apt. for
couple. No pets. Call 781. Mrs.
OlStad. 6-25
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-19

FOR SALE-10 acres in grapefruit,
nice 7-room house with hardwood
floors; tractor and disc. 902 Ma
pie, HOltville. 6-22
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TWEED JOLLY

FOR SALE-Practically new FILA
house. Modern in every way. Hard
wood throughout. Insulated air
ducts and cooler. Nice lot, good
location-$6750.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone 660
6-21
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Rainbow, a town in Texas, got
its name when the sun came out
during rainstorm while group
CT citizens was meeting to pick a
suitable name for their new city.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-19

WANT unfurnfshed house in or
northwest of Holtville. Call H. M.
Sperber, Holtville 89-W 6-26
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for Rent

VACATION! Ocean Beach $12.50
week for rooms, kitchen, living
room privileges. Write for reserva-
tions. 4430 Cape May Ave-, San
Diego Z, Calf. 6-26
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ATTENTION
RANCHERS &
FARMERS
CASH LOANS AVAILABLE TO
FINANCE CROPS AND
VEGETABLES.
Quick Action!
CONTACT BOX 632
co POST-PRESS

HERE IS AN opportunity for live
wire to obtain a completely equip
ped market, doing nice business.
Other interests compel me to sac
rifice. Inquire 924 Main ST., Braw-
lev. $50
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FOR SALE-Furnished house in
cluding electric refrigerator and
stove. bedrooms and screen
porch Good location, south side,
close in. $4,000, $4,000 cash.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone $50
6-22
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MARINE COUPLE and yr. old
child desire furnished house or
apartment. Guarantee good care.
Contact Box $40, co Post-Press.
$40
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MARINE COUPLE desire Apt. or
house Guarantee good care. Call
Mrs. j. l.. Myrick, Mayan Hotel.
6-21
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Lest Found. EstroY
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HOUSE AND 5 ACRE corner, Lot
Z and s. Block S. Ell Dorado Acres.
Write H. B. Webb, 7C0 E. Central
Orlando, Florida. $50
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l2-Wunted to Rent

MARINE couple and IL mo. baby
desire furn. Apt. or house. Call
Mrs. w. B. Hurst, California Ho-
tel. 6-28
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-23

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er Iegte 9rn. S6ad Elm 8latt Bapier
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nit ser bon mir gelieferten Auf5ei9.
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faaiglt BON meinem 8ruoer bort orin'
men ben 9etrog Sbrer &e6nung eir1'
ban0igen."
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S6od bate leine Selbltbeberrl6unq
oolIton0ig pieoer genonnen, inoem
er Iagte:
SD oonfe Sbnel Terra, unb So.
nen Sone5, Der Sic es offenbar gut
meinen. glber Sic pilIen: 8ermutun.
gen obne 8epeile fallen BEL mir nidt
ms @eDi6t. @5 lit eben oos er1te
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uno i'd tonn on Dem boben @ert ni9t
5melfeln, ou WtocSS5ntoib5 8ere9nung
Die GerraS biz auf ben Doqar beitQ"
tigt - aus elmer meiner @ruben
fommt. Gus it, 0as muB mein
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6en Sic oenlel6en big auf peiteres
ouh gu Dem Sbrigen, penn i9 bitten
bari meme 9erren!"
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trltt nad oen @ruben cine 5trefe
melt bos @eleite.
"@louben Sizes mir" Iagte 6e1
tDadere 8eun1te beim 4bi6ieb 5u mir,
~lein Sertrauen bat ben erlten StoE
erlitten. @r peiB iebt 10 gut pie mir,
Dab Der @ert oes Quar5es aus Dem
oorber aufgefunoenen ,Bodet' an
nabreno 10 bod NOR ipie Der bes num-
lnebr porliegenoen @r5es. Sein Ser.
trauen auf ben Iouberen Serrn, Sc,
gum 8liid fir unS geraoe iest ber'
reiit iein muBte, lit idmer eridiittert;
nod elnige geudbilfe unlererieits, uni
Die 10 bepunoerunespiirbig getroge'
ne Otoste oes ebrenmannes faQt oof
no6."
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trouen auf Die Sntegritat ieines er'
item 8eomten botte einen idperen
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