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JAPANESE START
DRAGGING AGAIN
JAPS TOLD STEPS WILL BE
TAKEN TO REBEL AL
LIED FORCES
Try Associated Press,


SAN FRANCISCO, April
1O.LJapan's third war gov
eminent tod ay began to
make officia / announce
aments that were ocouched in
the 5 a m e braggadociaa as
were those Of two other gov
ernments,' since fallen, when
they came into power.
Former Premier TOTO, now
a foreign minister in the new
cabinet, denounced the U. S.
and British activity that was
"cruelly" laying waste much
property and causing the
loss of many lives, while the
only aim of Japan was the
universal alliance of all Ash
atics.
And then he assured"
the people of Japan that the
present cabinet will take all
possible steps to repel the
Americans and the British
should they attempt to in
wade the japanese home
land.
Meantime, advices fro m
Okinawa said that the U. S.
soldiers and marines there
are pushing forward against
strong resistance, and that
other islands, whose names
were not given, in the Ryu-
kyus, have been invaded by
American forces.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-10
T1RE-EATING PoRcUP1NEs

Albany, N. Y. - In order TO
keep porcupines from eating the
synthetic tires on his automobile,
Arch Blue, State Conservation
Department fire observer, who
once had his tires eaten, strings
a miniature electric fence, oper-
ated by storage battery, around
his car when he leaves it in por-
pine-infested areas. 1t appar-
emily works.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-10
cHASES MOVIE HORSES

Wilkcs-Barre, Pa. While
watching horses racing across
the prairies in a Western movie,
a two-ycar-old tot stood it as
long as he could. Then he slipped
from his seat, ran down the aisle
and IN on the stage trying to
catch the horses His cmbar-
raised father soon retrieved him.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-10
HAROLD SHAPIRO
PASSES BAR EXAM.

Lieutenant Harold Shapiro, who
his been stationed in the legal de-
partment at the naval air station
in Key West for almost. a year,
yesterday afternoon was inform
cd that he had successfully pass
cd the bar examination in the
state of Florida. ,.<
A telegram, telling him of his
success, was received from Guyte
p. McCord, secretary of the state
board of law examiners in Tai
lahassee.
Lieutenant Shapiro's home is
in Milwaukee, where he practis-
cd law before he entered the
Navy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-10
BUREAU OF INDUSTRIAL SERVICE
ISSUES REPORT ON REAL INCOME
Especial TO The CftizenD

MINNEAPOLIS, April lO.-The
real income" of the American
public at. the start of February,
l945, was 81 cents, compared with
$l.00 a year ago. This was the
fifth successive month, since No
vember, 1888, that real income"
has been below the dollar mark of
a year earlier, according to In
vestorS Syndicate, in a monthly
study of what people earn and
spend, made public here recently.
% Two factors, smaller cash in
comes, and slightly higher living
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-10
MORE PROPERTY
CHANGES HANDS

The Key West Foundation Co.
has sold five lots along Salt Pond
road to Juan Lopez and Milo Con-
RADIO Lopez for $500.
The same company sold to
Jack r. and Virginia Baker a lot
for $500.
Lots 10, 20 and 81 in Grains
subdivision on Grassy Key have
been sold by Bertha H. Cox to
c. F. Sahlin for $1,000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-10
CARMONA FUNERAL
THIS. AFTERNOON

Funeral services for Mrs. Cath
crime Carmona, IS, who died yes
terday, will be held this after
noon at 6 o'clock from the resi-
dence, SIG Catherine street, Rev.
Perez officiating.
Survivors are two daughters,
Mrs. Teresa Machadi, Mrs. Evan
,gelina Roig; three sons, Jesus and
Manuel of Key West, and Jose of
Cuba, and II grandchildren.
Pritchard Funeral Home is in
charge of arrangements.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-10

costs, continue to account for the
trend away from the high real
income enjoyed last year," cx-
planned Investors Syndicate in its
nne-year-old study of the ma
tion's purchasing power.
Farm and Investment Incomes
Higher
Wages and salaries continued
below those of year earlier, but
other income, rejecting earn
ings of farm and individually
owned businesses and investment
Continued On Page Four)
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ovERcoMEs HANDICAP

Greensboro, N. c. - Andrew
Eadie, II, native of Edinburgh,
Scotland, and a landscape artist
with a class of $50 art students,
suffered a stroke of paralysis sew
en- years ago which left his right
and painting hand helpless. Moth
ing daunted, Eadie has learned to
PAINT with his left hand and has
continued his career as a teacher
and artist,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-10
Nazi l'orces Torn D.
10 DisoFganixed lmllN.
Which May llesmll o.
Guerilla Warfare

PARIS ApRti 90 ~@ 49,
Callnehes. Assoxiatsd rsss
correspondent en sks wss
eFn front. said ieday hs he.
lieves that when th~ Rmseiam
forces, moxias soaah~asa
meet with the Alice FsssWt
moving nsEthward. asses. a.
organized warfare amsam
the Germans wili kmxs cess
ed and the rssnnsmas 81 ihss
armies will he latte nsass
than suevilias, 80 ghsi ~ 80
moi be SURPRISED u shsi ssass
Of German inap@asmsy wh
result IN the asxlaFaaiun 81
We Day.
Gallagher sasd fmrtbf
that the dlsnFKmnisea uH
of the GseFfnan afmtea "a ht
time will be- called So e. f
render or suffer ths Femh al
being huuted sie~m - was
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NOTICE

Navarro lnf utll pa
Top ceilinK pTsst See isis
mUsiel CaFs. tHis un ~
~ aitinR. na FUd tmsm - q
/. details hantiiua tug
lDuVal and <auihaFd so
across from llus Saagiwn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-10
Negress Is Held
For Court Hearing

Deputy Sheriff William Archer
yesterday afternoon arrested
Cecilia Dyes, negress, 812 Bao-
list lane, charged with breaking
into a room and stealing sheets
and pillow cases from Thomasina
jackson, 405 Angela street.
The defendant is held in 5000
bail, pending her arrangement at
S o'clock this afternoon before
Peace Justice Ira Albury.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-10
Russian Occupation Of
Vienna Is Now Reported
As Practically Complete
~ Av.zw
PAPY INVITES KEY
WESTERS TO ATTEND
CHARTER MEETING
(speciaI tn The Citixen)

Especial to The Citixen)
TALLAHASSEE. April 10.
Representative B. c. PapY
of Monore county today in
vited Key Westers to meet
with him in the City Hall
there at $3.50 p. m. Friday to
discuss the passage of a law
setting up the city manager
form of government for Key
West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-10
MRS. MATTE SWINT
VISITING KEY WEST

Mrs. Matte Swint was includ-
ed in the recent arrivals here
from Tampa, and is visiting with
Mrs. John w. Roberts at 100
Windsor lane.
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Associated Press Day Wire
Service and AP Features
For So Years Devoted to the
Best Interests Of Key West
Evening star., 1945-04-18
and Florence chiera. 21. 1927 Chaplin

and Florence chiera. 81. 1927 Chaplin
Rose Loften. 90, 1888 st. ne.
Charles Jones, q. o HarEisburs. Pa. and
;ln Adleaa Deani s srgin 9$7 St nW an6 Jusnts
Eliot tesh; sheeve: e' 4s Colonial Beach, Va, and
Clara Cooke. 45. 4Q5 10th st; Mall ne. and
Morton HOLMAN, 81, Long Island, N. Y.
and Bernice Mendelsohn. 1927 Quebec
Edward Landini, 21, Elizabeth Pa. and
joseph cortez. %, 1900 Hemlock st. NV.
Hampshire ave. NV.
Edward Meinzer; jr 81 Atlsntle Ads HroG CITY y
terrace ne.
Lester Couington.. jr., 81. 1880 Jay 81 81
Hayes ST. ne.
Bruce Gordon, So. 500 Quincy st; NV.
anC Irene Porter, A., 1868 Kenyon
st. NV.
Nicholas Serge, 81, Long Island. n, Y, Y,
and Virginia Fulton, - l433 Columpis
jay Sanchez, 20, Los Angeles, and Char.
lotte, Parchman' y, 500 G St NV.
hoMaio snd Hattie MaeaSei Cousins m 80, ,33 st. Sc
Frederick Whetzel, %, 1888 Lyman pl
ne, and Audrey Wynn, 25, l5l2 Z
Louis sopperstein, e6: and Annette sha'
Robert Prickett. 90, Berwyn, Md, ano
Claude Sebeste. 20, @47 Delaware ave
william James. 20, and Rose Lee Avery
21 both of 45 Fenton st ne W.
R0naa gns H0sse ISss 5 & sprhsed 3nfaf Mass snd
Henry McEwen, %, Abilene, Tex, and
Evening star., 1945-04-18
Herbert Hoover Urges
Ban on Alien Propaganda
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, April l8.-Man-
kind must bring up to date its
methods of preserving peace if civ
ilization is not to perish altogether
in a third world holocaust, Herbert
Hoover said here last night.
In an address before the Foreign
Policy Association the former Presl-
dent said the San Francisco char
ter should "agree on definition
of aggression to include direct or
indirect subsidized governmental
propaganda in other nations.
Enforcement of such provision
would help cure that cause of wars
which grows out of crusading faith
political or otherwise" he said.
Evening star., 1945-04-18
Jury, Out ; Hours,
.Acquits Burko in
Stolen Coupon Case

Joseph r. Burko, "a, operator of
the Lamplighters' Club, was &C
quilted last night by a District
Court jury at the end of his second
trial on charges of receiving stolen
gasoline coupons.
The seven men and five women OF
the jury were out for three hours
Burko, who momentarily thrust
himself in the national spotlight in
March by defying the curfeW reg
ulations, heard the verdict with a
wide grin He congratulated James
r. Kirkland, the attorney who got
him a second trial on new evidence
and successfully pleaded the case
to the jury.
Justice T. Alan Goldsborough Or
dered Burko released from bail.
In his closing argument Mr. Kirk
land made much of the failure of
the Government to produce two wit
neSses. One was 20-year-old Cliff
ford Gossman, one of the two youths
who confessed Ito stealing large
quantities of gasoline coupons from
the Falls Church (Va) post Office
and said he sold much of them to
Burko. Another was Allen T. Baker
the OPA man who investigated the
case. Mr.. Baker resigned his job
recently.
A third witness failed to answer
call by the defense to appear. She
was Minnie Kolpack, friend OF
lGoSsman.
Gossman is in st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital. Charles B. Murray, assistant
United States attorney, told the
court that while his condition did
not preclude his testifying, Goss-
mans mother had been promised
that he would not be called. Mr..
Murray said the mother feared the
experience would give the boy a
RELAPSE
Evening star., 1945-04-18

Ruby Angel. 90. 311 4th st. Sc.
John Lambert, 30, MINNEAPOLIS. and
: Frances williams; %, 1908 :.3rd st. Sc;
Howard Estep, 3S, 1865 Gales ST. ne. and
ave. ne.
John Mouton, 30. Kaplan, La, and Heloise
Arthur Rose, %, 1112 st. ne, and
Frances Keisler, Is, 420 c st. ne.
Harry Hargreaves, 81, Petersburg, Fla
and Mabel Black, 81. 1915 18th st, NV.
William Brewster rs Plymouth, Mass,
and Lucille Christmas. II, 1915 46th
st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-04-18

Federal court that his ankle and
leg are so sensitive they pain him
several days before change in the
weather. The jury which heard his
suit for $4,000 against the Great
Northern Railroad awarded him
$10,500.
Mr.. Witt suffered a broken leg
Evening star., 1945-04-18

Harold Gade. Al, 1920 10th st NV, and
| Ruth Haley. 3s. 1914 Connecticut ave.
Joseph Harris. 10. 24l9 St: NJ, and Lor-
| Helen Smith. 30, Lubbock, Tex.
Arthur Garfield, lr.. 2S. los 18th st: Sc.
and Dorothy Edwards, "a, 46l2 Lewis
! ave. Sc.
Morton Stern Levy, 81, and Thelma Wise
| man. 30, both of 2@1 Oglethorpe st. NV.
Wilbur T. Gassner, "a. and Ruth Elizabeth
Naupin A.? both of King City. Mo.
! William Snkield %. 622 Harvard ST. NV,
! and Elizabeth Countee, 21, 2s2S Georgia
ave. NV.
william Green, %. Philadelphia. and Doro-
! thy Van Orneem, "a. l429 10Th st. NV;
Allson Kelly, 2l. 1899 Neal st. ne. and
Jane Mullin 10; 1850 Haryard st: NV:
John Williams Al. 30ll kalorama rd.
NV. and Gertrude Jones' 3s. 636 Callan
! ST. ne.
Gerald Brown jr, "A, 613 Irving St NV,
and Pearl Bass, -. 6l3 U st. NV.
James Foster. p. 1921 Green court NV
and Patricia Alexander. is, 2l33 Steven
Garfieid Potts. "a. East Moline, Ill, and
: Wanda Welxeldorfer, Is, Herbert St,
l. Alexandria.
william Barnes, Il, 14o1 Grard st. NV,
Evening star., 1945-04-18
Weather. Conscious Leg
Brings Hurt Man S10,50O

BY the Associated Press.
ST. PAUL, MINI. H er m n
Witt of Minneapolis testified in
Evening star., 1945-04-18

Security investment-War Savings
bonds. Secure the four freedoms
buy one today.
Evening star., 1945-04-18
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. laUs, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. 1Cait three ful days and
receiue their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1945-04-18
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. >" B-5
ls,

and ankle when he was thrown
through a window of a passenger
coach while cleaning the lights.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18

IRON Jnnys testimony in court (Which helped win
$500 for her landlady Miss Tda Hatter) young Judge
Tmberane knew that she drew for Lucius Fegend the
pasteboardtoy manufacturer He took the oppor-
tunity TO look his old friend and have both Of them in
Vited to dinner.
Cass was in the living room with Fegend that evening
when jimmy Marshand flew in. She no wild little hawk
now, but young lady Her greeting almost excessve
I'm terrified 70 meet Judge, after seeing youth court
thought were going to send Saltwater for con-
tempt You won't now, will you2"
Cass said that OF course he wouldnt[And later when
the egend had sent Cas and jimmy out 10 ee the gar
den" he anxious find out while still posing as big
Rraviass sopyrghL Isn. b. King Features syr
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Times Photo
BY SINCLAIR LEWIS
ntUsIRAuoNs sY JAMES MONTGOMERY FlAS


You'd be surprised Come, it's fight up
He had daring hope that this girl, desirable did
see him as the great scattering nobility the high
throne of the bench with such faith she might lift him
10 whatever greatness she imagined in him With soemnity
and love he followed her up
Miss Halter was mixing a gin drink and four young
people her the floor She screamed "h Judge
and jimmy introduced the two young girls and men One
Eno Roskinen, was darkly serious young Finn who
looked at jimmy with what Cass 10 be the greatest
fondnes and at Cas with the greatest dislike He thought
So the struggle for her has already started And I'm not
going 70 give her up even for you Hy Byronlc young
friend ... Continued tomOrrowl
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18

superior man, whether Jimmy considered him stuy old
party He asked jimmy you bored tonight with our
pompous TALK"
why thought il lovely talk. But thought you
were bored was watching you, Judge"
"And l watching you"
Two kids among the grownupSl' .
They both laughed very much and Cass al to her 24
grateful for being included in her conspiracy youth
He drove her TO her boarding hobohema OF
Grand Republic and she insisted "You must come up and
say hello TO Miss Halter She's convinced the jury gave her
all that money because you told them TO- and she's one
person that really worshIps you"
Meaning that somebody else doesnt?"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18

Times Photo
A wounded Detroit serv-
iceman who knows first
hand of the necessity of
giving. standing before a
Com munity War Chest
poster - an eloquent plea
for all Detroiters TO dig
down in their pockets to
help their neig h bOrs at
home and overseas. Over
EIGHT million dollars must
be collected here by Oct. 81.
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THEEVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
TUESDAY. pEcEMeER IL, 1913

and Lois L. cisseL 81. 1919 Monroe st.
Horace RAG IA, A Smith; r.. q 2s, Trenton, n. =.
Lesssr III GIdsss Ard Nhss =. Elders
Wa snd veSna q. Kimb.l r' Il. ksnneSunt.
James A. Jones, as. Baltimore, Md. and
chsriss W Jones. ~. Burnst. Ss' Mass.
and Dorothy M. Hicks, 20. Bowie. Nd.
william Ras,,. T s Wsnek 81 Akron, ohio, and
lss 20. both h Of co anG SHhi Ala a. Sof1
Rosss l. Tf Head 81 g. v and
and Lillian F. Golden. "a, 7so Sheridan
Herbert 6. williams, 81, Rutherford. N. j.,
and Mildred R. Skinner, SO, 1917 M
wits ssn IS ssss Fl aes coz ssa' 5
Edward J. Dalgleish, IS, and Mary Z.
capp, 90, both q. Pottstown, Pa.
sylvia Gordon, a3. 14o4 crittenden st.
Marvin F. Pound. 81, Birmingham, Ala.
adn Marin Marina c. Roskopf' 49, Hartins-
Arthur j. sewell, SO, ciiftondale, Mass,
and Audrey Z. Windsor, Al, Baltimore,
Howard VA I ?; Winter, 81, Hartford. Conn
Hilbert. turner. 90, and Constance G. Ford,
:, 21, both Of Augusta, Ga
Harold J. Day, "a, and Dorothy A. Will
James A. Richards. 80, 5048 Sherrier pI
NV, and La Verne Barnes, "a, 420s
HAYWOOD dr., Mount Rainier, Md.
William H. Olsen, %. Elyria, Ohio. and
Augusta A. Morgan, %, Bethesda, Md.
Richard c. Barber, %, East Point. Ga,
and Aleen c. Rose. %. Culpeper. Va.
Sidney Dean. 81. New York City. and
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and Christina J. Hermann. 10. 1888
Jesse W. shelton. "a. Amherst. va. snd
Mary 2. MCDANIEL, 1s: shenandoah. Va:
Th9ms: e. Tucker; 81 Bsth sssna na, snd
Edward L. walker. 10, North Garden. VI,
and Lucille Balls 20, Los Angeles. Cali;
e Ssiii. N. CAIN. It. M MOUNT pIesssnt Pa
William A. Demond, 40, New York City,
and Harriet r. Roberts. 80. 1928 3 IT.
Henry Tourney. SO, and Ghislaine Mon
on-Pirson, SO. both OF Brussels. Bel
GUM.
Issued Ut Rockville.
Noah Christensen, 81, and Florence N.
Burton, AZ, both Of washington. =.
Marie A. Toepfer, 30 and Geraldine
Showers, 81. both Of Washington.
BENJAMIN w. Hohmann. %, Camp Pickett,
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Ermyntrude :. washington, %, e1s 18th

Ermyntrtde Z. Washington. 20. 61s 18th
Jacob Bennof, 40. Philadelphia, Pa. and
Minna r. Slam, 81. Savannah. Ga.
Frederick w. Olsen, IT,, %. Dumont. n. j..
Edward D. Feldman. "A. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Anthony Z. Colabucci 81. 78 Randolph pl.
NV, and Mildred Shepherd. 10. Ashe-
VILE, N. c.
John B. Lsnhsm, liz 81, s2e 51st st. Sc,
Paul =. Venters. 50. Boady., III, and Bon
John, N. Sostsin. So Atlantis Ga. and
Letitta p. Jansen, II; Glendale. Mo.
Psliie n. Oxford. ii. stsphenvilie. Tex.
wss f9 Hld:s; 81 nS5h. IA y 81 and
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csthsrine b. Thomas, II. soiomons. Nd:
cncsss E. Taa ~ Lee ss ra n. I
Frank w. Lawrence, 81, and Hazel L. wiki
erson, 81, both OF Lynchburg, Va.
and Elois c. Curry, SO, Dallas, Tex.
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Va, and Helen L. selfridse. %, wash
ington.
Dean Il. Campbell, az. Curyensvilie, Pa,
Walter o. Walters, 20, Fl Paso, Tex, and
Mary Jane Fields, "a. Washington.
Steve J. Sierzega. 35. and Helen Dyer, 80,
both OF Silver Spring. Md
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Lamps pley christmos roles this one, especially
with its base fine old French Sevres china Against
rich deep cobot blue is the design, outlined in dcolor
Below the vase, Mo-sep antique effect goIdfnish metal
base of appropriate character Above white royon shade
lined with teorose godcoIor and blue metoic ribbon trim
top and bottom
From collection Of really fine lamps $3.50 to $3.50
wSsL-LAmps Shades
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Vossor condles, red or white,
8-inch, Zoe l554-inch, zoe
l2-inch, l5e 23A-inch, zoe
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l8-inch, I5c 23h-inch. Zoe
Toperlite, red Or white.
lO-inch, 7e; dozen----75e
l5-inch, Zoe; dozen--$l.zo
l8-inch, lie; dozen--$l.4o
wAf-candlss, oevsnth Floor
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Under D. c. latUS, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, iUait three full days and
receipe the license ON the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-04
9etltge bentibe 2aten
Die beiltge Sanline BON Nrnitaot
{ ID. Mar5)
gom George Simpe, q. 6. W.
@a1bington, 9. 6.

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b0ren - oaB Die Stride in ibren
Grauungsritus ni6t Die i60nen Borte
aufgenommen bat, tpie ite it6 i'm alten
englii6en Sormular finoen. 9arin
beripre9en iih Die 8ra1tlel1te, 1aB ite
it6 CUR gbe nebmen tpollen, m0gen iie
rei9er ODER Grmer tperoen, m0ge es
ibnen beiier o6er i6ledter geben. Die
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lung Der 3ufunft, ebenso tpenig, tute
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als Nnttport oarauf ertpartet ite Elm
fltraes, biinbiges: Sa, Sn bteier 5rage
lsnb in ibrer Mntport TIT anes bei6lo1s
len, uno es font1tt gar ridt ooralef
an, Of Die Srgel nod etuas @Ibrielt.
ges bi1ranfl6fet o6er niht. 8iel tpibs
tiger tp6re es, 9ranflelite, 3ergen
u,1o l1naitebenbe adteten 6anr, a,1f bas
@ebet Der Stride, tporin iie bittet, oas
ilt1tge 8aar moge In @ottes 5rieoen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-04

genes 8al6tal 5tpi19en Nubo1fltoot
uno Arnitaot 5uriid. Neben elmer &o-
peue, Die ite Der bei1tgen Mario Weag-
oalena tpeibte, baute iie it6 cine Gin
lteoelei. Sbre Sodter uno ibr Sobn
Berner i6loien it6 ibr an. SIR
itrenges 2eben Der 8uBe uno Sano>
orbeit 5og bolo onoere 5ur geo6eis
ferung on. l1no peil iie iiber5eugt
NOR, oaB in ibrer 3eit Elm 6auern6es
8ort' u1b 2iebesapoitolat nur oltr6
&loiter getpirft tperoen fiinne, 6arum
iu9te ite lire @imiteoelei in Elm &loiter
unr5ubilben. Sic reiite na6 @om, er-
bat Die @enebmigung 6es Bapftes 5ur
@riinbung BEG &lolters> un6 begann
nod in oemfelben Sabr 6en 8au. 9lls
tie nit ibrem Sobn Berner bic W0n>
die NIT ibrem 9bt ous Dem @lo1ter
Siriau I'M 'Sdhpar5nal6 obboIen
poute, ertranfte 1te auf Dem 8ege.
Sm &loiter Miiniteri6apar5a6 bei
8ir5burg itarb Tie am ia. Mars 11O7.
Sbre uberreite tpur6en in tire @riin-
Dung, Dos &lofter Baulin5elle, iiber>
tragen uno unter bem So6altor beis
geiett. gom &loiter ielbIt iteben belte
MIR nod Die na6tigen Mauern uno
Die fduerea SGrlenreiben Der Stride.
8eim 2eien Der 2egenoe bon Der
ielieen &auline fonnte es alsieben,
als fame Der @raf, tbr @entob1, oa.
BET at fur5, ebenfo tpie mir BEL Der
beiligen glifabetb bon Sbiiripaen
leidt iiberieben baB iie einen beiIig.
mdBigen @otten batte, ben 5eltgen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-04

un6 Sulb berbleiben uno tmmer in
2iebe 51 einanoer leben - oltr6
@brtIt1s uniern Serrn!
@enn mir bon 6er ieltgen @rdfin
Eanltne bon Arnitaot ni6t mebr
tpiiBten, als ooB fte nit ibrem @emabI
in @larbenstreue uno in untpan6eI.
burer 2iebe uno Singebung gelebt
bGtte, tp0re es eenug> lte als 8orbilo
elmer cbriitli6en gbefrau na6 10 bies
len Sabrbunoerten beute nod 5u ber-
ebren. aber mir miiien ou6, ooB ite
tattraftig ben1iibt par, Die @bre
@ottes uno Die 2iebe gbriiti unter Die
Meni6en 5u trogen, obglei6 man oa.
mails nod ni6ts bon elmer @atboli-
iben gftion tpuBte.
Sie fing, tpie es fem muB, bel
It6 ieGbit an. Nad 6em Sobe ibres
@emobls 5og ite ii6 in Elm obgele'