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Nogales international., 1945-06-29

next few hours.
The case is expected to reach the
jury of 3 women and men today
or tomorrow.
That the woman's attorney, Miss
Mary Stella Rosenberg, is trying to
acquit her on the grounds of insani-
ty, was revealed in testimony pre-
sented yesterday, the fourth day OF
the trial which is attracting record
breaking crowds.
The prosecution is being conduct
ed by County Attorney Ruffo Espi-
nosa. Judge Gordon Farley is pre-
siding.
Mrs. Ignacia Lopez Valenzuela OF
Patagonia. a sister of Mrs. Bender
testified yesterday that back in 1929
Mrs Bender leaped from an auto
mobile with a baby in her arms, re-
ceived g blow on the head and was
unconscious for some time.
She also said the defendant used
to have epileptic fits, was commit
ted to q hospital for the insane in
California on Nov. 9, 1887, and
drank liquor to excess.
Among other witnesses yesterday
were Chief of Police j. M. Soto, Jr.,
Former Policemen Alfred Holler and
Jesus Sotornayor, Mrs. Enriquets
Borland county Jail matron; and
Deputy Sheriffs Joe Peters anC
Bill LOTUS.
Soto produced police court records
Nogales international., 1945-06-29
Servicemen' S
Pictures
va "a "a

The Nogales international
wants to run pictures of all SER
vicemen from Santa Cruz County
before the war ends.
To date about 600 have appear
ed in this paper and there should
be at least 700 more, 1900 being
approximately the total number
of men actually residents of this
county when called to the colors.
If a picture of your son, daugh-
ter, father, brother, or other
relative in the service, has not
yet appeared, kindly let us have
it and we will return it to you
unsoiled and THERE is NO
CHARGE FOR THIS SERVICE.
We now have on hand about 20
pictures that have not yet ap-
peared but will as soon as per-
sons who left them bring In the
information to 90 with the pic
lures.
Nogales international., 1945-06-29
Is Indicted
Into
Armed Forces

The following l3 selective service
men left here week ago yesterday
for induction into the Army or Navy
at Phoenix:
Rodolfo Valdez, Refugio Granillo,
Alfredo Romero, Ricardo Robes,
Frank Frederick, Benjamin Gallego
Raul Rodriguez, Jerome Meadows,
Jose Cruz. Victoriano BalleSteroz
James Sinohui, Eson Alvarez and
James Mcdonald.
Nogales international., 1945-06-29
Ensign Munro
EdmOnSOn
Back From Pacific


Following several months service
in the Central Pacific, Ensign Mum
70 Edmonson, 81, eldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. E. S. Edmonson, arrived
Monday on a 23-day leave.
During his stay in the Pacific he
was at Guam, Pearl Harbor, Enl-
wetok. in the Marshall Islands; .ano
Leyte in the Philippines.
He crossed the international date
line in the center of the Pacific
ocean on his 21st birthday May 49,
Nogales international., 1945-06-29
Beatus Taken To
Tucson Hospital

William -Bearus of the Nogales
international Airport, one of No.
gales best boosters, was taken to a
hospital in Tucson Sunday following
his return the day before from an
airplane trip to New York.
Mr.. Beatus first became i'll in New
York and later in Atlanta, Ca,
while enroute home.
His many friends wish him q
speedy recovery.
Nogales international., 1945-06-29
Rodeo Near
Patagonia
On 4th OF July

All roads lead Wednesday to the
Patagonia district where there will
be 4th of July rodeo. sponsored by
Rich Hale and Lloyd Gatlin.
The big event will be held on the
old Farrell place on the Harshaw
road, starting at pm.
There will be calf roping, team
tying, bull riding and matched horse
races.
Nogales international., 1945-06-29

tibrada Lopez Bender, 81, who
has been on trial in the superior
court since Monday on a charge of
numbering her husband, Herman
C. Bender, 76-year-old mining
man, whose badly battered body
was found in the bottom of the
Big Jim mine shaft near Pata-
gonia. may know her fate in the
Nogales international., 1945-06-29
LIBRADA BENDER MAY KNOW
FATE in NEXT FEW HOURS;
MURDER TRIAL NEARS END
Record Breaking Crowds In Attendance At Trial Of
37-Year Old Woman Charged With Killing
76-Year Old Husband

showing she had been arrested here
three times since 1910 up to the
time of the Bender Staying.
Holler and Sotomayor told of ar
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Nogales international., 1945-06-29
Peak Troop Movement Expected In
December; Army Now
Doubling Number OF Special Cars

WASHINGTON, June 28-With
an eye to the problem of moving
1,SOO, 600 men over the nations
railroads in the peak load month
of December, the Army is doub-
ling the number of its special
troop cars.
The Arny'S Transportation Corps
estimated today that in the peak
Nogales international., 1945-06-29
FROM LOS ANGELES !.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Dickens, Jr.,
and daughters, Emma Pauline and
Catherine Lou, Of Los Angeles, are
visiting his mother, Mrs. Emma
Dickens. Mr.. and Mrs. Dickens
moved from here to Los Angeles
eleven years ago. In Los Angeles
Mr.. Dickens is employed at the
shipyards
Nogales international., 1945-06-29
THE JURY

Mrs. Gene England, Mrs.
Thomas G.. Bell, Marie Christina
BOnOrand, Roy Cheshire, Bird
Yeas, Enrique Lineiro, KOrt Neu-
mann, Robert Johnson, Esteban
Angulo, Stanley Stoddard, Cecil
w. NickeIs, John L. Dupuy, and
William Gardner, alternate.
Nogales international., 1945-06-29
ACE REPORTER
COVERING TRIAL

Mrs. Bernice Cosulich of Tucson
ace of all women reporters in Ari-
zona. is covering the Bender trial
for the Arizona Daily Star.
Nogales international., 1945-06-29

shipyards
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28

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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
4 WISHING WELL e
Reri,i, ed Pat
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BY MscLean
By Wall Disney
BY Jimmy Halo

pleasant little game that give d-+essaee
every day II is numerical designed to spell out
YOUR fortune your FIRST Il he number
OF letters subtract II the number is less than
result key number Start at the upper EFT
hand corner recange Of KEY
numbers night Then read the the letters under
the checked figures give you .. 20
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
LEM AND OINIE

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Yesterday Cryptoquotc: generous
prayer is never presented IN vain
Stevenson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
By Roy Crane
a YOUNG BUSINESSMAN
BY JAMES ". srOwER

ll, ambition IN lic to become sales
usr lobo,toc ha, made an e,,eIIen, he
g,ru,1g. tor in Boz, urJ bu,ine,, ,ertars
o., -pets.~s ltr-r- rzr-rrr-r1- -r'Tc-- t'rrrc,
Kd ds,r,t Of Windsor, he h4, bult hi,
route troh non, 90 I0ser,tcncr, lo The
trrt Two vcce,.
Az bunot student at Marlborough
school. lobh,,or l,,c, N 4-a Prince Ed.
Wnd,or, ard Nc, 10 carry PAPER, tor the
.sub,aotaI weekly profit, be oln make
and thc e5lulble merchandise rrle, he
can YIN tor ,alc, lohie,cnent, I've ., a
member of B5rtN Church.
lle parents. Mr. lud Mrs Robert s.
Johnston, recommend uc~,rirer CARVING
a, ideal 70 occur, ho,, lc,,ur, hours md
to gf,c them man, hcnttlrs including the
giint1s Of ,clf-sonitcenoe hahn ot pune
s>>i.,g and pf.St.sJ businss experience.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
.oOKLYN--

Dear Sir Last night my Vs'ie listening 10
the radio and ses IA, there lovely. =" hats aNou,
move She ses hush Joe cant YOU sec am
busy There IS quiz program on
ses Ethel am commencing "a think you are
going dafy over those QUIZ programs ! Sos II
has gor so you spend hall our time ~ that radio
listening 10 quizzes Sos l U1Sh YOU 40 Nd Iell
me what Is so interesting them.
She SeS hush Joe You are very rude 10 ~
talking while am trying 10 listen If YOU ~ar
until the program over ~ll discuss With
you. Tins not good as some others hui
have TO hear H just the same
Finally II vas over and she turned of the radio
and we'll Joe What IS ~ YOU wanted
say TO me- ! seS have already ssid Ethel I
you make tired listening all the urnc 10
quizzes She ses don listen 10 them all the time
Joe because they not all The time and nc
sides do ! complain when YOU listen 10 Dick
Haynes
ses Dick Haynes IS great singer and you
know II IS silly 10 compare HIM with quizyes and
Ethel ses well all nigh, Joe will tell you why
love to listen 10 quizzes especially the ones that
bring people out OF the audience up TO The mike
answer questions They show me not such
numbed skull as some people think
ses beautiful who thinks you numbed
skull Ses you tell me somebody who thinks u
and will break their legs Sos there Is nothing
wrong with you baby She seS that is lovely Of
you Joe. and appreciate u but guess you
think numbed skull al times because !
. don't know everything should and make dumb
remarks / am afraid am even ignoran Joe.
ses why Ethel you nothing OF the sort
ses you know enough 70 suit and besides who
wants somebody TO know everything! I ses 1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07

only don't think am numbed skull Ethel
ses Of course you're not, Joe You are really
very smart and I am sure you would know tho
color Of certain famous house In the City OF
Washington that IS occupied by certain famous
family whose name begins with r. wouldn't you =
ses ] suppose ] would Ethel ses all right
then what is the color ~of certain famous house
in the City Of Washington that is occupied by
certain famous family whose name begins with
r. ! ses the answer is white ses that is
silly question. Ethel, and any little boy could
IL
She says well that the big question on
quiz last night and lady says blue was the
answer and the master OF ceremonies says that's
correct and gave her SIXTY dollars / says Ethel
guy that ignorant ought 10 be- med and she
SeS Oh they fired him all right but they don
know II he VAS ignorant Of just AFRAID TO do any
different because they have found out the lady is
his wife
Maybe he did not dare TO show her up
numbcd skull to all those people who listen
ing in. Joe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07

Joe got mod ~ the qViI shows oAd threot-
ensd 70 best the Vodio i" q iiliioa pieces
oUid ~ bored Stff 20 ee around somebody all tho
une that knew everything Ses II those ouizzes
give YOU such had IDEAS Will bust thar radio
INTO hllion pieces
she SOS no Ioe the Qulzzes don't give
rad ideas They Keep me che"ted up ] used TO
think VAS the most numbed skull IN the whole
world until commenced listening 10 the quizzes
and now know ! am even cicsc Joe I am
really almost brilliant slCnRSide some OF tho
nur1bed skulls thar hear IN the qilzzes II
makes me feels fine Everybody that thinks
they a rurted skull should listen 10 quizzes
and they will find out different
SIS maybe ! should listen 10 them myself
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07

Yours truly.
JOE TURF
Evening star., 1945-12-06

base at Bermuda to take her In
tow If necessary.
Aboard the Beecher are SAL home
ward-bound GIs, including the 302d
Military Police Escort Company and
the 542d and Saith Ordnance Heavy
Maintenance Companies. There are
586 troops aboard the McCrary.
| Another troop vessel, the Nav
Observation-Disclosures, which also
! lost its propeller, was taken in tow
by an "all sea" rescue craft about
$50 miles off Bermuda and was
heading for New York, the Navy
said yesterday. This ship has 26
GIS aboard, all casuals.~
The Navy also announced today
that the Army transport Saturnia,
formerly the hospital ship Francis
U. Slanger, would sail from the
Brooklyn Army base for Bermuda to
pick up the troops from the Beecher
and the McCrary so they could be
home by Christmas.
Meanwhile, the 7,200-ton Amer
ican merchant ship, the John Glib
bon, still was aground today $50
yards off the beanch near Cape
Henry, Va. The Coast Guard said
the ship probably would be foated
today.
Evening star., 1945-12-06
Texan Held Under $4,000
Bond on Check Charqes

John Will Buster, jr, 35, of Dali
las, Tex, was held for grand jury
action under $4,000 bond by United
States Commissioner Needham C.
Turnage yesterday after he pleaded
not guilty and waived preliminary
examination on charges of violating
the National Stolen Property Act
by allegedly passing bad checks
here.
He was arrested late Tuesday
night In a downtown hotel by spe-
cial agents of the Federal Bureau
of Investigation. According to FBI
Director ]. Edgar Hoover, Buster
has passed scores of fraudulent
checks from the Far West to the
East Coast. He arrived here ap-
proximately two weeks ago. Since
that time he has issued a number
of bad checks in Washington, Mr..
Hoover asserted.
According to the FBI, Buster
fraudulently obtained books of
checks in Denver and Toledo and
used them in his operations. He is
estimated by the FBI to have passed
$50 worthless checks in the last
six months.
Buster was born in Childress, Tex,
and has a criminal record dating
back to 1929, the FBI said.
Disabled veterans must be trained
to give them their chance at life
Victory Bond dollars are needed to
! help.
Evening star., 1945-12-06
Hudgens Given Support
For FSA Appointment

A number of religious, labor ano
agricultural leaders have sent q
telegram to President Truman and
Agriculture Secretary Anderson urg-
ing the appointment of Associate
Administrator r. w. Hudgens as the
new administrator of the Farm Sc
curity Administration. Frank Han
cock of North Carolina, the previous
administrator, resigned three weeks
ago.
The telegram said, in part: "Only
Mr.. Hudgens can bring to his work
unique combination of qualifica-
tions, for no other in high admins
Evening star., 1945-12-06

trative position has as thorough a
knowledge of FSA programs and
purposes; no other has his distin-
guished record of military service
and of understanding of veterans
problems: = no other has devoted
so many years to the advancement
of family type farmers"
The telegram was signed by
Msgr. L. G. Ligutti, National
Catholic Rural Life Conference;
William Green, president of the
American Federation of Labor; the
Rev. Clifford Samuelson, head of
the National Council of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church; Philip Muir
ray, president of the Congress of
Industrial Organizations; A. F.
Whitney, president of the Brother
hood of Railroad Trainmen: M. E.
Tilley, Methodist Church Christian
Social Relations secretary, South
Evening star., 1945-12-06
'CU AIumnue to Attend
Annual CommunionMuss

The Catholic University Alumnae
Association will attend its annual
communion mass at am. Sunday
at the National Shrine of the I'M
maculate Conception on the campus.
The Right Rev. Msgr. P. J. Nc
Cormick, rector of the university
will celebrate the mass. Immedi-
atay thereafter the alumnae will
meet at breakfast at the Kenesaw
Apartments, Sixteenth and Irving
streets NV. DR.. Dorothy Donely
Dowd, assistant professor of psy-
chiatry, will speak on The Catholic
Woman"
Evening star., 1945-12-06
Rescue Tug Reaches
Drifting Troopship
Off Bermuda Coast
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. GA Navy res
cue tug Restorer has reached the
drifting troop transport Henry Ward
Beecher, the Navy announced to-
day, and has taken the helpless
ship in tow for Bermuda, where
they are expected to arrive Sunday
morning.
The Beecher had been rolling in
heavy seas since Tuesday, when she
lost her single propeller about 51O
miles off Bermuda while en- route
from MarSeille to Norfolk, Va.
The announcement by headquar-
ters OF the Eastern Sea Frontier
made no mention of the progress OF
rescue efforts for second ship In
distress, the merchantmen George
w. McCrary, which radioed she had
boiler trouble about 900 miles of
Bermuda. A patrol craft was dis
/ patched from the naval operations
Evening star., 1945-12-06
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. ~ AT
THURSDAY 4,

eastern Jurisdiction; Thomas B.
Keenn, Social Action Council, Con-
gregational Christian Churches:
Millard Rice of the Disabled Amer
ican Veterans; Msgr. John O'Grady,
National Conference of Catholic
Charities, and James G.. Patton,
president of the National Farmers
Union.
Evening star., 1945-12-06

Let's keep our lead among
the nations of the world
let's keep our families
strong and healthy. Don't
skimp on your food bud
get. Feed your family
well-shop where you're
sure of quality food.
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gsittpodl, ben II. 4sars 1916

Iitarf IN Weitlei6enihdft geaogen miro ?
@a mir bet oieien berrIi9en 5riib.
lingspetter bon g1abrimgsnitteIn
fpreben, ieben mir uns t,eranlnBt, bic.
ies eabr ipieoerum NIT Der Qnpflan-
5ltng bon eigenen @enliiIe Den Ser.
|fub 5u modem aber Der augenbltd-
li6e beae, iDarrne 5onneni6ein uno
Der bts a1 ben Ra1to NIT @alfer ge.
fiilte 8albiee f0nnen uns oas feds
un6 aft 3ou bobe Corn bes bergan-
genen Somners ni6t bergefien nta.
den. l1no Die @rnte Ser Sabre borber
Dar ni6t bteI beiier.
Il
Das in 6ielen Monat faIlettoe Jeft
6es fl. Sofepb bat uns iebes Sabr
cine nambafte 3unabme bon @aben
gebro6t. g8ir boffen, oaB rnier 81.
Na1uenspatron uns aud in bteiem
Sabr nidt bergeilen miro. Btr itno
iebr banfbar fiir aue @aben, oie III.
Iere 2eI Ier uno Sreun6e in Dem oem
bl. Soiepb getpetbten Monat Mdr5 gu
ieinen @bren uns 5uienoen.
l1niere 2eier un0 5ablrei9en 5reun-
De, Die i'm 2aufe oes lebten bolben
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@a6stum 6es Soiepbinums beobad'
tet uno 10 opfertpinig 5l1 oeiien gro'
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eirt5ig oaitebenbe @ntfaltung nibt an
LETTER SteIle oem 56ub uno Der Stlfe
unIeres bl. Namenspatrons 5u.
ltniere ber3li6lten @liidDitnife
entbieten mir 9eb. SSobn @reiner,
8farrer Der ct. Betersfir6e, Sitts-
burg, Ba., 5u ieiner 25idbrigen Sltbel-
feier als @rielter. GeD. @reiner puroe
I'M Sabre 1900 I'M Soiepbtnum ge->
netbt.
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NnS be1lt Soiepbtmm1lt
Anipra6e bes ApOitoliiden 9elegater
an bic Gtn6enten

Aniprad)e 6es ApOitoliiden 9elegatem
an bic Stnbenten
@egen @ube 6es programmes 5u
@bren oes @po1tolti9en 9elegaten
iiberret6te am oergaugenen Greitag
9eonar6 3pinger i'm gtamen oller
Sh1oenten CT. @r5eQe11a etnen geiit'
gliden 8lume,ftrouB IN Anerfennung
Der oieGen 8eroienite bes boben CO.
;ites I'M oas Sofepbinum.
Spdter rtdtete 5e. @raeuena in
fren,1bi6dftli9er, gertiitli6er @eife
etlide @orte an Ole 6tubenten 1tnb
duBerte it6 iiber 6as Rrogramm. Mn'
ertennenb duBerte ct fid iiber bic Mo-
pies, tpel6e ibm Elm anida1li9es 8ilb
Dom aIten un6 eegen1pdrtigen Sole
pbinum guben. Qu6 batte er 2obes-
I4porte iiber oas nuiifalil9e Bro-
|gramnt.
Dann ging er itber auf oas geiit'
|li6e 8ebiet uno bob etli6e prattij6e
Bu1fte aus Dem 2eben oes III. Ebo-
nnas BON Iquin fiir bas 2eben Der
|Stl.oenten beraus. @s fiel 6as Geit
6es Seiligen eeraoe In Die Sage Der
@eiftliden l1ebunger, auf ben item
Mdra. gtli6e 8emertungen iiber 6as
|@eben 6estbl. Ebomas Don Aquin tpa.
rem febr 5tpefmdBig. D.,
Ser Delegat erfl6rte, er beobItdti.
&c feine apologte bes 2ebens bes b1
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Musings by the
Treasurer

Die na6 ben 8eiben oermin6erte
Mn5abl Der @entinariften 1purbe iofort
ergdn5t. Dte college St1oenten nab-
men bic leeren Seminariitenaimmer
IN 8eitB, I'M ibre S9luBiabre su be.
gin1en, bic ite ndber 5u ibren1 3iele
fiibren.
go apeit oas Seminar in 8etra9t
fou1nrt, bat bos neue S9uIiabr 1915
Bis 1916 ibon beginnen. Die college
Greibmen befin6en fib inn @4puIiabre
1944-45 rn6 Die 8iertiabr4So6i9ii-
Ter tparten Big gum Sum-, Inn ins @oI-
leg et115utreten. Diele unregelm6Btg
uerteilte S9uloronung lit eingefitbrt
tporben, Inn Die Seranbilbung oon
9rieitern au bei6leuniger, oamit fte
bic 2iiden .ausfiiuen, 6ie 6ur6 6en
@tntritt bon Brieitern in Die 4rmee
entita1tben itnb.
Dteie uruborbergeiebenen l1nregel>
mdBigfeiten beritbren Die Office bes
S6abmeiiter iniofern als mir nit Der
gerteilune Der 8eitrdge fiir Die Stu.
oenten 5u Dem >betreffenoen Sabre
56apiertgfeiten begegtett. -.4..
ODER ntetnt bieneidt ien1anb, baB
tnfoGge Der 5ebn @rtratpoden S6ule
,tnfer Nabrungsmittel 1ti6t
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SSn ieinem iiingiten 8o6e,ubrtef
aus Ser 8up6esbauptitaot bei9aftgt
ftb Der Mepublitaner &nution, &epu.
blifaner bon Oeinnelota, nit Der 5ra'
ge Ser ruiiti6en Segemonie IN euro.
pa. Mittetlungen cine &oaegen i'm
observation-disclosures, fiibrt @n11tion
ous, be1tGtigen Die Don ibm ,,ldngit
sebegten 8efiir6tungen, oaB nod
S6uB oes &rieges Stolin Die nus"
i9IieBlibe &ontroIle iiber europa aus"
iben tpir6."
,y@as oieIer @onereBo6geor6nete
mir eradblt bat u1t6 mas i6 bon att
oeren Seite neebort babe, bat mid au
Der neber5eneung gebra@t, baB es oa'
rm1f abgeieben lit, olle @ntttomnutsri'
Iten in @uropa 5lt 1iuioteren uno ote
l1eberlebemoen berart in 59reden a,1
iaeen, oaB ben @onnn1l.niiten, tpenn
fte 3u eeeebener 3eit bte 9errfbaft
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iition entgegertritt. 9ea9 meiner Nei.
nung tpirb bas greebnis bieies &rte.
bes oarin belteben, baB 5talin an Die
9telle bon &itler tritt uno baB bic
Eotalitdtsberribaft feiter tabliert fem
miro .als borber." ...~-.s
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@on 1922 Bis 1914 raite IN Ober.
Ggppten cine Malariaepi6enie, tpie ber
@eiun6beitsruiniiter Sbrabin Mboel
Sa6t @ep befanntgibt. Die 3e,fur
bat bisber 6te 8er0ffentlidung berbi11.
bert, 6aB BEL 6ieier gpi6en,ie 100000
Weni6en Den 600 gefunben baben.
Oie Eobesfdue aparen 5itn gr6Bten
Sell m,f rnanselnoe @ioeritm,osf
feit tnfolge untererndbratng suriids,i.
fiibren. &tlfsangebote @nglnnos ltto
Mmerifas spuroen abeelebnt, bis SD.
mig 5nrouf ielbit eingriff un6 8efebl
gdb, fofort mbiIfe alt ibaffen.
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8bonras. @r 3eigte ben SeiItgen als
Stuoent lno oIs griefter.
@r bob berDor, 0oB Ser bl. &bo-
mas als 8rieiter nit groBern 5eeIen-
etfer lttuo 8orIiebe fir g0ttIide Dinge
rfIllt tDar uno tpeItltbe gbren l1no
@ergniigungen o6apies, oie Ieinen prize
iterliden YIidten binberno inn 8ege
itanoen. 9lls 5tu6ertt, 70 fitbrte Der
Delegot aus, tpar Der FL. Gbomas Der
groBte unto eifrigfte Stubent, oen bic
@eibi6te 51t beraei6nen bat.
@r ftelte i'm bor oIs einen Deann,
Der itets auf Der Su9e mad 8abr-
belt uno atpar nit alien &rdften uno
Inn ieoen Preis beoa6t tpar. @r tpar
Der amiidt, oaB Elm giel eber fliegen
tonne, als baB Elm 2oienbru6er cine
Riige iagen Tonne.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-21

Chas. K. Becker, NJ. u. 200
A. C., New York k............... 400
Il. Jansen ................... 400
Mrs. George p. Horn, Ill. ..... 200
Ben Rotter, South Dakota 49,. 200
Robert Meier ZOO
Michael Hook, Pa. a.............. 100
Frank Haddas, Mich. ......... 100
II. A. Pressl, Pa. ............. 100
Mrs. Anna Hartl, N. Y. ....... 100
Mrs. Elizabeth Mueller, N. D.. 100
Jno. Schmitz, Okla. .......... 100
Mrs. Amalia Troestler, N. Y. 100
Jos. Ehrlenbach, Ohio ........ 100
Lena Mistler, KY. y.............. 100
Miss Marie Willen, KY. ........ 100
Mrs. John Faulhaber, Ohio 80. 100
COAL FUND
Previously credited ......... .$624.55
Rev. G. s., Ill. .............. 1000
Mrs. M. J. Logan, Calf. ..... 500
Simon Leichtnam, Iowa ..... 100
Total ................... $640.55
VIGIL LIGHTS
Mrs. Julia Schwarz, Mo. ..... .$1.OO
stanislawa Lukomsky, N. J. go. 100
A. Schmitt, Pa. ................ 100
Mrs. Amaia Troestler, N. Y. E. 100
SOentgerath Memorial Fund
Previously credited .......$13,552.O6
Rev. C.E.H., III. ............ 100
Total .................$ .$1s, ,55s .o6