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Arkansas State press., 1946-10-18
Hot Springs
GLORIA DOWNS
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Outstanding visitors of the
Good Samaritan Hotel are DR..
A. G.. FainfaX and son; Mrs. S.
L. Jones, Mrs, E, A. Walker and
Mrs. G.. Sugge, all Of Chicago;
S. G. Henry Buffalo, ~ Y; Mr.
and Mrs. Westfield, Pittsburgh
Pa. Miss Raney Epps is on
the sick list -. Our congratula-
tons 60 to the Hon A. Logan,
Sr. who retired the last of Sep
TENDER from the Gov. ReserVa-
ton. Mr.. Logan who is co-oWner
and operator of the Pythian
News Stand was employed by
the Gov. for 30 years. He is a
tower of influence in the city and
a member of st. Mary's Episeo-
pal Church -. Mrs. B. M Seats
through her fine readings has
become one of the best known
leaders of the community. She
is ranking member of Union
Baptist Church The Civic
League of which Z. S. Stevenson
is founder and R. Lemons, pre-
sident, is writing it, constitu-
ton. The League is doing its
finest work at this period of its
history Large plans are being
made for its Founders Night
Service which will be held DC
tober 23rd at Haven Methodist
Church Miss v. w. Hilbern,
manager of the Good Samaritan
Cafe will spend her vacation in
Texas The w. Purdues have
redecorated the interior of their
Pine Street home Almost by
the day new strength is added
to the G.. I. ticket. They will
hold a mass meeting soon and
| free soft drinks will be served
Outstanding speakers of the race
will augment the G.. l. speakers
w. Mahoone was heard to say
The G.. |. Ticket will win, anc
three fourths of the Negroes will
vote for them" The Daugh.
tiers of Allen under the leader
ship of Mrs. jamie Clayborn helc
a fine service Sunday Choil
No. | of Haven Methodist Church
will render a Sacred Concert
Sunday night Mrs. l.. Whit.
more enjoyer a lovely birthday
last week Mrs. +. English has
a new garage IT looks like
old times out in the North enc
of the city to see BARRIERS work
ing in the barber shop which
was closed because of the deatf
of Paul Hicks some months ago
SOME GOSSIP: A woman
took a cleaning-up spell and sole
her old stove this spring knowing
she would get a new one by fall
L.
but she spent all her money or
watermelons so she will have tC
suffer for few more cold nights
Well, Well. the old boy who
| vie'.s his lady friend parks his
car in a new spot each time. This
fools his wife's friends &C.. There
are some men who loaf on the
Arkansas State press., 1946-10-18
WEST ROCK
Mrs. Fannie Hobson

Mrs. Willie Ward formerly of
this city now living in Detroit
spent the week end with her
Mother, Mrs, Willie Jackson ano
her sister, Mrs, Mandy Guess.
Mrs. Georgia Mae Edwards
Of Flint Michigan are visiting
friends here 81. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifton Clarke are the proud
parents of baby daughter, Effie
Jackie, born Sept. 30 at Lena
Jordon Hospital L. w. We'll
cher son of Mrs. Little Welcher
has been discharged from the
Navy after spending 5 years and
months in the South Pacific.
Arkansas State press., 1946-10-18
Youth Conference To
Meet In New Orleans

In New Orleans, La, over the
Thanksgiving holidays, November
81 through "a, the 9th Annual
Youth Conference will hold its
largest and most important meet
ing in the history of the NAACP.
Already, credentials have been
received from Youth Councils in
California, North-Carolina, Texas,
South Carolina, New Jersey, Ok
lahoma and Connecticut with
delegates totaling approximately
thirty. This early response to
the announcement of the Con-
ference bodies well for its success.
Arkansas State press., 1946-10-18
ganized the Junior Church.

SCHOOL NEWS: Dots and
dashes about Gordon High:
Luther T. Jones is on in Eng
list because the teacher new, he
is always asking some lady
where is the assignment. Lucille
Gill is on like a light playing
basketball because she worwards
and makes we'll of it. Myrtle
Jean Roland plays well on the
team for her first year. Claudio
Lee plays wenn when Jim is not
at school. If you want to know
anything about Science ask a
10th grade student. Wonder
why does Billy drive his truck so
fast on school days? Why does
Client steal gisses in the show
on Sunday evenings. See next
weeks PRESS.
Arkansas State press., 1946-10-18
Miss Harris at Forqo

FARGO-MISS ORGIA MAE
HARRIS, is the new History and
assistant Home Economics teach
er at Fargo Agricultural School.
She is a recent graduate of Phil
ander Smith College with B. S.
in Home Economics, a member
of the Gamma Alpha Chapter of
the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority.
She starred in basketball and
successfully managed the college
cafeteria. She is the cousin of
President M. l.. Harris.
Arkansas State press., 1946-10-18
TULIP
Matte Mae Smith

Matte Mae Smith
Supt. J. D. Smith call the Sun
day School promptly at $50. The
Senior class was the Banner
Class raising $2.l5 and the Sun
day School as a whole raised
1912 Rev. B. F. Lunnon
preached Sunday at looms
Chapel A. M. f. Church. Total
amount raised was $60.0l. Visit
ors were Mr.. Cloams and Mr.
Hawkins from Malvern.
Arkansas State press., 1946-10-18

steps Of certain church all the
week, but you can't see them
near the church on Sunday at
all because they know a collec-
ton will be taken. Ha, Ha Ha
What next.
Arkansas State press., 1946-10-18
ITRoNG
Amos Byrd

Amos Byrd
A meeting was held at the
Shiloh Baptist Church Sunday
Oct. 6. The pastor of Shiloh
Baptist held a business meeting
after the church services. He is
here now to spend another week
for the association, he also or
Arkansas State press., 1946-10-18
Notice To Agents:

We are planning TO get the
PRESS TO you one day earlier.
for we believe such a move
will increase your sales in the
community. But we will have
your cooperation TO do this.
So we are asking you to ar
range TO mail US your news on
Thursdays and will reach our
office each Friday. If you will
do that. we will be able TO
work out a plan of reaching
you a day earlier with your
news.
Arkansas State press., 1946-10-18
BATEsVlLLE
Mrs. Ethel O. Miller

Miss Ludora McCurn of Stock
ton, California arrived Tuesday
mother, Mrs. Della McCurn, and
for months visit with her
other relatives Sgt. Bill Nc
Arkansas State press., 1946-10-18

Wednesday and Friday nights
for the benefit of their church.
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Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur vinton Myers
OF Frederick announce the engage
nent of their daughter. Miss Pauline
Ross Myers, to Mr.. Thomas Court
ney Lee, son Of DR.. and Mrs. John
Joseph Lee of Orange, N. ].
Miss Myers is a graduate OF the
Academy OF the Visitation and
Georgetown Visitation Junior Col
lege. She Is q niece Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph A. Keene of this city
Mr.. Lee was graduated from Seton
Hall Preparatory School and now Is
a medical student at George
town University.
The wedding will take place in the
late summer.
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|NeaU York " eddivp
OF Interest Here

The marriage or Miss Adelyn US
valid, daughter OF Mrs. Frances
Pastaloye Oswald, to DR.. Albert
Kelner OF Philadelphia, took place
yesterday In New York and was
followed by a reception in the home
|of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Pastalove In
Jamaica Estates, Long Island.
Following a honeymoon in Upper
New York State, the newly married
couple will reside In Cold Spring
Harbor, Long Island, where Dr.. Kel-
ner is associated with the Carnegie
Institute,
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whole luetime. Or. you nave
younger sister, daughter or neice--
and wish to give her q lasting gift
YOU can present her with ''regis-
tration '--and lei, her complete ths
other payments herself. This
school offers . convenient tuition
plan: $40 upon registration; the
rest In small weekly payments.
The course teaches figure improve
ment. make up, clothes sense, photo
graphic posing, showroom and run
way modelling, The school Is on
the second floor ut 604 18th ST,
NV. tjust across from woodward
and Lothropl. Glasses daily from
1880 to $50. Phone Ma 60s4.
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your hrle linen
that has been burn
ed by a cigaret.
The STELOS RE-
PAIR s g R &c e
have a staff of skill
ed weavers who can
inweave or reweave
the damaged spots
perfectly. They also
repair runs and snags
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-12-15

+ MANN SofA-
PANY. It has
a soft cowl neck
line, cap sleeves,
and buttons down
the back. The
colors are rich
an d vibrant on
black or " it e
back & r o u n d s.
Priced at $685.
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o.

beautiful papers. cleaning cello
phane. sparkling ribbons, amusing
seals and tags. Do your own gift
wrapping-and see how much fun
it is when you choose the "makings'
ut BREWoOD. P.Ss There's also
complete assortment Of Christ
mas cards--for every purse, per-
son and purpose. 12l7 q STREET,
NV.
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1ASA uAS 6sA
Of . course In
s e If-Improve-
m . n t or in
Fashion Model
In at h E
r = ARL At
x I N s o N
SCHOOL. It
will prove in
u . 1aa Ma all
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looking machine permanent or
cold wave. And finally they will
top if OF with the most flattering
couture you've ever had. 1873
CONN. AVE. Phone DE. 58l1. Be-
thesda Salon: 7248 Wisconsin Ave-
nue., NV. Phone OIL. l216.
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+ u lly gift
wrapped for
c h r istnias.
BREWoOD
has all thhe
c oIorf u l
wrappings to
e n h q n C e
your presents
t h is year.
There are
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list at HEADS OF
CON N e C I'll CUT
AVENUE. Let them
start you of with a
wonderful Ultrascl
treatment which will
re C o n d i ton your
dulled lifeless hair
into cleaning beau
ty. Then they'll give
vnlf n Snff natural
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neck) designed by
Dorest, priced at
only 81. Wear II
with fresh flowers
or costume jewelry
with sweaters.
dresses and OFF,
shout d er formals.
Variety of colors.
HEPNER'S GIFT
SWAN Hfa fo&l- czfr'
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Sell AupTO-
ment or in
Fashion Mod
elm G q t
p H Y L L ! s
b E L L s
. I'D Z A
SCHOOL.
That is q pre-
sent that will
last you your
whole lifetime
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engaged to w ed

Mr.. and Mrs, S. H. Levin Of Phila-
delphia announce the engagement
OF thsir daughter. Miss Renee Max
Inc Levin, to Mr.. William Irving
Gundersheimer, son Of Mrs. Moe
Goodman and the late Mr.. Harry
Gundersheimer.
The wedding will take place next
spring.
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trimmed wit h
matching satin.
8 o p h ist icated
p u I fe d a n d
draped black sat
in hats. Darling
little lowered
datterers. And
t h | n k Of 1T!
Th ax,sra S,r1y u SA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-12-15

IS A S BEAUTIFUL AS
ONLY PURE SILK
CAN Be" There is the loveliest
blouse of printed pure silk-at L.
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49, y
Dec. 2lst, in the
P A L L NJ A J. L
ROOM Of the Hotel
Raleigh. Make re-
seryations early
to see the Paris
inspired collection
of Originals from
NINE. CAMILLE
CHI A u r EN- p S.
EPanch MILLINERY,
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ny and perfume by Nettie Rosen-
steinl This little Salon is oppo-
site Wardman Park Hotel--at 2647
CONN. AVE. Open evenings til o.
DU. o077.
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neaHng plant Ior
your co m I o r t.
Yes, tn ere are
log-burning fires,
too! An d b e r
famous, delicious
foods! Make res
ervations now for
a W on d e r t u !
Christmas dinner.
e xce ! lent bar.
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through school. and later in =
business or social world. She will
acquire poise. . better figure, =
graceful manner. She will learn
how to apply nlake-up and choose
becoming clothes. She will be
guided carefully and correctly
through every channel Of improve
ment by Pearl Atkinson, herself.
Call Miss Atkinson for . consulta-
ton appointment, there's no
charge. School hours, / to . pm.
Located at Dupont Circle-1365
CONN. AVE. Phone NO. ei7l.
&c THE HOLIDAY SPIRIT
will catch UP. with you
at oDoNNELL's SEA GRILL.
There, In 4 happy. heart-warming
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c ! u q e 8
ring roll
lers. exer-
cycles, vi
bra tors,
W a kim g
m a chimes,
b a r r e ! s,
p ] u S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-12-15

Mrs. Edward Kohner again is in
her apartment in the Broadmoor
after spending a month in New York
and Atlantic City.
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+" SOMETHING NICE
but low in price!"
And very new! It's illustrated
here. A LASSO (circlet for your
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You, too. will
adore this nat
ural, all-day.
au-weather, IL
quid make-upi
1t covers up
blemisiaes. yet
will not cake or
dry, Sold at
Woodward and
L.othrop North
Bldg and Kanr
tiers,
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met and shower. 10 Swedish mas
sages with steam cabinet and lamp.
s39. so. Pocket calorie book given
each member. 1929 F ST, NV.
Phone MA. 1856.
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orchid. Exquisite
and bre q t h
taking feminine
laegligees. Hand
made lingerie:
gowns. slips and
bedjackets-trim-
with real Aliens
con and val laces.
N Y LO N S, too!
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Sc THE MOST PERSONAL
GIFT OF ALA
course at ANNE KELLY'S. 10
times $40; 20 times $2s.50-in-
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handsome gift for . favorite per-
son. Main floor. F ST. AT 18TH.
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!" Chow THEM YOUR
HAT-and they'll
show you your eoif1ure!' They're
very clever-thoSe skilled hair sty-
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4~AH00 ~A
~ M - MY
pHeQene
At Christmas, play and
make good cheer
For Christmas comes but
once q year -.

Here we ore with the fifteenth
Of December olreody upon US
-. and the doys just flying by.
Have YOU been making the
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g THERE is A SANTA
CLAUS-and you're
TIL" You can play Santa" to
yourself-with q gift Of q course in
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I" MARJORIE HENDRICKS
is back ut her WATER
GATE INN" The first thing she
has done has been to install new
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In your precious stockings. s04 @
ST. NV. tVelati Bldg.) MA. 8442.
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g CHRISTMAS ROUND
UPl" Round up
those cast-aside garments that have
been ruined by moths and snags.
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g II EEP THAT SCHOOL
GIRLS AZTEC
TON. Give her = present that
will benefit her all her life. Give
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>>>>>>

!" NODES USE ITr
" Both Photographic
and fashion models use Antatole
Robbins, "PRISMATTC MAKEUP"
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nephew and niece, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Frederick, and their children
in Santa Monica, Calf.
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Salon, La Vie Pa
risienne" located at 1712 CONN.
AVE. You'll love every moment
Of 1t. Professional models. john
ny Shaw and his music. Delicious
foods. Call "Bruno"-NA. 1910.
>>>~>>
6 pUT YOUR BEST FACE
FORWARD"-in a gay
holiday hat from the SHOREHAM
HAT SHOP. Delicate pastel felts,
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Located on r Street on the Po-
tomac. DI. 9256,
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+" EVEN THE SMALLEST
GIFT"-takes on de-
lishtful significance. mystery and
charm when 1t is gaily and thought
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DE PHOTOGRAPHED


6 A GLAMOUR FASHION
SHOW" will be pre-
Sented during luncheon Saturday,
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In the Meas

Mrs. Walter Franc. formerly OF
Washington. has come from her
home In Columbus, Ohio, for two
week visit and Is staying at the
|Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Goldnamer
are back from a visit with their
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N'S
most Of your
d cys in
Chris I N O S
shoppin g /?
Or ore you
9 0 ing to
postpone it
until the
we'll : known
last mo-
~nnk"3
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p. S.-All fall hats reduced to 81
and 81. Open evenings til 8.
2323 CALVERT ST. DE. $500.
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stort out bright and early TO-
morrow mornins-youH find
mony suggestions in todoY's
column to help you out.
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Sc GLAMOUR BEGINS AT
HOME! And HAZEL
SKATER, INC. has everything to
make HER" as gorgeous as an
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with your favorite cocktail. They
serve luncheon, dinner and late sup
per, but the famous seafood
platters seem to be popular around
the clock popular with every
one. II you happen to be alone,
ask the headwaiter to seat you at
the Captains Table, or in the Ships
Cabin, or in any OF the other Ma
rine Dining Rooms. They can &C
comodate parties OF any size. 1921
and 1907 & ST, NV.
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'Idg.) and Kann's Toiletries Coun-
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Atlfaakttun fir 0p1fprrptdr

9ie Gireftion ser offi5ieIlen Silfs-
oftion fir Seiterreih, uamerican
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D., madt Die Mitteilung, baB bereits
eine groBere slnsabl BON olterreihi-
reibiiden 8ereinisungen oie Silfsaf-
tion NIT betrddtliden @eloil.mmen
nno aleioeriamnlungen 1tnterItiisen.
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lden Sereine lit unio nottpenoiaer,
oa ii6 oie 3uitanoe in Seiterrei6 nod
leioer peri6ledtern uno oringenoe
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fauf bon 2ebensmitteln pertpenoen at
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bel ginienoen BON abgeIesten alei-
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liuns, Ser Siherbeit Der grloiung,
Oct Hnintitobliffett 6es @ianbeitg,
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@emeinoe antportete: Ser Serr lit
mabrbaft auferItanoen. l1no nidt
BLOB Die Brieiter gaben iid oen Srie-
oensfuB ipie BEL uns i'm feierIiben
9o6amt, Die gan5e @emein6e fiiBte
iid in 5reuoe uno Subel nno pieoer-
bolte INNER unb INNER tpie6er: Der
Serr tit aitferitanoen! So, gr lit
pobrbaft auferltanben!
Deoge @ott uns alien, elmer tot
franfen 8elt, ben Millionen persipei-
telter, humber, geqndlter Weni6en,
Mnteil geben on Seiner SIterfreuoe
uno am Siterfrieoen!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-20
Die ipaniide syrase

Cine neue 5rasifomooie ltebt be-
Dor. Sbr Sitel lit ~9ie ipaniide
8eltgefabr". Die @eitmG6te baben
nit 5euer eeipielt uno fonnen Ii6
ni6t bei6meren iiber berbrannte Sim
ger Sic iparen auf ben S6minoel
Der Sese gegen Spanien bereingefal-
len nnO merften au ipdt, baB lie iib
bon Weosfau als SampelmGnner bot
ten bebanbeln laiien. sic tpinften
energii6 ab, als Sranfrei6, bas
mebr unb mebr in Mosfaus SGlepp-
tan gerat, ein eun5 tpiloes @ei6rei
iiber Die angebli6 bon Spanien bro-
benoe @efabr erbob. glber Damn trat
9olen als getreuer 2afai 6es &remIs
auf unb beantragte cine flare Stel-
lungnabme oes Si6erbeitsrats gegen
roie ipanii6e 8efabr". Ser sSor6e-
rung nar nidt aus5utpeiden, uno
oieie @o6e miro Ser iraniIhen oie
ipanilde Sarce folgen. GuBlano miro
ii6 tpieoer ais ser groBe Sriebens-
bort aufipielen unb als uniibertreif-
lider Star oes @elttbeaters. l1nb
pie Die 8oritellung enoen miro, lit
ni6t poraus5uieben. Gem tpirfli9en
Srieoen uno Ser @oblfabrt Der 80l-
fer miro iie iiderlid nidt 6ienen.
8as unter iotanen 8erbGltnilIen
bon Ser beporitebenben Winiiterfon-
feren5 unb Der ginleitung Der Srie>
oensberbanolungen tuenigItens nit ei-
nigen Ser pereIenbenoen Staaten 5u
eriparten lit, liegt auf Der Sanb. Ser
maGtigite Staat, oen Die @ei9ihte
fennt, beberrIdt bie @eltpolitif, ,tno
elm unbein1lides @eitirn itebt iiber
ben 8olfern.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-20
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