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Evening star., 1947-08-30
Two Assistants Promoted
By Corporation Counsel

Promotion of two assistants was
announced by Corporation Counsel
Vernon E. West yesterday.
They are George F. Lynch, who
will take over the tax work formerly
done by Harry L. Walker, who was
promoted August l and William S.
Cheatham, who will take over gen.
eral assignment work in the Office.
Mr.. Lynch, a veteran of World
War II, has been in the corpora
tion counsel's Office since November
1912. but was granted military leave
during the war. He lives at 144
Thirteenth street Sc. with his wife
and three sons.
Mr.. Cheatham is an Army Air
Forces veteran and was a clerk in
the Senate sergeant at arms Office
before his appointment to the city's
legal staff last May. He and his
wife live at 5912 Fourteenth street
NV.
Evening star., 1947-08-30
Burglars GET $1,000
From Brick Firm Safe;
Second Theft Fails

Two safe robberies, one good for
$4,000 and the other unsuccessful,
were being investigated today by
police
The success was scored at the Of
flee of the National Brick & Supply
Co., at Terra Gotta, D. c., where a
c50--cund cafe containing about
S2,0co, part or it in pay envelopes,
was -c--novc' c2.rly today while the
aighS shift ycs at work.
AT t',e c. 'n,'2us University Law
Schc.-,, L. " = r,-'te21th street N.W.,
thieves broke in-tor the second time
n little over a month and cracked
cn, empty safe within a. few feet of
IN untouched safe containing about
5000.
Late last month, thieves believed
by Dean James j. Hayden to be the
same as those last night, forced
entry through a rear door at Colum-
bus and ransacked the entire build
ing, but left the two safes un-
touched. Last night they ripped
a hole through the plaster wall of
the file room where the safes are
kept, but chiseled through the six
inch bottom of the wrong safe.
They must have been the same
men," DR.. Hayden said, "for they
seemed to know the layout pretty
we'll" The small iron safe they
opened had been locked for years, he
said
In the same room with the two
safes, on top of a file cabinet. was an
imported shotgun in case, the dean
said, but that also was unmolested.
Window Was Entered.
The burglars apparently entered a
fourth floor rear window near a fire
escape. John Suter, colored, 614 Co.
lumbia road NV, 'janitor, who dis
covered the attempted theft about
7;30 am today, said the marauders
had apparently used a crowbar from
the ground floor boiler room. He
found the implement, still with bits
of plaster on it, behind the boiler. g
The theft at the brick company
Office was discovered by the night
foreman, w. H. Basye, police were
told by the company manager, Ed
mund H Brooke. Mr.. Brooke said
the thieves entered through an un-
locked door or by means of pass
key.
The Metropolitan Police Depart
ment pistol range is located on the
brick company grounds.
Evening star., 1947-08-30
miss Agee Named
| Beauty Queen by
| |MorineLeogue

Miss Aletha Agee, 3411 Thirtieth
street NV, was chosen miss Sem
per Fideles" in a contest held by
the Marine Corps League at the
Shoreham last night, it was an
nounced today.
The contest was close, Maj. N. M
Shaw, U. S. M. c., retired, said, and
the winner wasn't chosen until ! 80
o'clock. Miss Agee will represent
the Washington detachment of the
Marine Corps League at its conven-
ton in Miami October Til.
Runnersup were Miss Trulie Bow
man, 1882 Twenty-fifth street Sc.
and Miss Cecille Lee, 1880 L street
NV,
Evening star., 1947-08-30
Church Changing Schedule
To Accommodate Drivers

The hours for masses at Our Lady
of Lourdes Catholic Church, Bethes-
da, will be changed starting Septem-
ber 7 to accommodate parishioners
who drive to church, Father Elmer
T. Fisher, pastor, announced today
The new schedule will allow 70
minutes between services, with mass
beginning at $50, TAO, $50, 10 and
11:10 am. and 1920 pm. Formerly
services were at 9, 10 and II am.
Each mass win2take so minutes
and the 70-minute schedule will
allow 10 minutes for the parking lot
to be emptied and 10 minutes fol
it to be filed by incoming parish
toner's.
Evening star., 1947-08-30
Pennsy's July Revenues
4 Million Under AS Level
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 80. "a
return to normal passenger busi-
ness is reflected in the Pennsyl-
vania Railroads drop in revenue of
nearly S4,o00,000 during July from
the same period last year, a COM
pany spokesman said yesterday.
A decrease of $3,938,348 during
last month brought total passenger
revenues to $14,289,2 ,270, the spokes-
man said.
However, the company was cut
of the red for the fourth month
this year with a net income of $780,
221. but reported deficit of $780,
278 for the first seven months of
1947. This compares with $685.
512 net income for July, 1916, ana a
1916 seven-month deficit of s21, $780,
AS.
Evening star., 1947-08-30
Man Held on Charge
OF MoIesting Girl, a,
In haywood Gardens

Mount Rainier police today were
holding a man on assault and a
morals charge in connection with
the alleged molesting of 4-year-
old haywood Gardens girl.
Charles L. Posey, SO. colored, OF
the 600 block of L street NV, who
police said had a previous convic-
ton for a similar crime in the Dis
trict, was arrested yesterday by
Town Policeman John J. Chop.
Identified by Two.
Mr.. Chop said Posey was identified
by the little girl and her mother as
the man who made friends with the
4-year -old by offering to draw in her
picture book. Posey enticed the lit
tie girl into a basement room and
while pretending to draw he made
indecent approaches, Mr.. Chop said
The girls mother saw them be-
fore the man did the girl bodily
harm, police declared, and when the
mother screamed Posey ran to an
incinerator room where he was ar
rested.
Police are holding Posey without
bond for a hearing in Hyattsville
Police Court September 8, accord
ing to Town Police Chief Eugene B.
Plumer.
Detective Sergt Frank Ashly of the
District Sex Squad said he arrested
Posey in 1914 and in September of
that year the accused was convicted
on two counts of indecent assault
on two small boys and was sentenced
to $50 days in jail.
Navy Probes PARIS Arrest.
Meanwhile, the Navy launched an
investigation into circumstances
surrounding the arrest Thurday OF
Ralph S. Parr, 56-year- retired
Navy commander of the 400 block OF
Turner lane, Chevy Chase, Md, on
an indecent exposure charge.
Parr has been released on $1,000
bond pending a preliminary hearing
at $50 am. Friday in Bethesda
Police Court.
A Navy spokesman said yesterday
the investigation is being made at
the request of the judge advocate
generals Office which may ask that
Parr be released to naval author
tiles for court-martial proceedings
The spokesman explained that a
retired naval officer is subject to the
same rules and regulations as an Of
ficer on active duty.
Parr was arrested by Bethesda
detectives who hid in the attic of
a reiphhOr's home.
Evening star., 1947-08-30
Sonnett's Son Injured
By Auto; Girl Hurt
In Highway Crash

John c. Sonnet, 7, of 5515 Oak
mont avenue, Bethesda, son o1
Assistant Attorney General John F
Sonnet, who is conducting the Jus.
tice Department investigation of the
real estate business, was injured
yesterday when struck by a cal
near fis home.
The boy, a second grade pupil in
the Alta Vista Elementary School
suffered a broken right leg and was
admitted to Suburban Hospital
Bethesda. Ftt =
Police said the boy ran from in
front of a parked truck selling ice
cream and was struck by an auto
mobile driven by Oliver o. Thomas
SO, of 1880 Croffut place Sc. Nc
charges have been lodged against
the driver, police said.
Beauty Contestant Hurt.
A Prince Georges County (Md.)
secretary. who was to have entered
a beauty contest last night at Upper
Marlboro was injured in an acci.
Gent about 2 miles from the scene
of the judging.
Miss Ella Frances Davis, 18. Sec
retary for a law firm at Upper Marl-
horo, suffered decorations and bruises
when thrown from a car which hac
overturned after sideswiping truck
.on Grain highway.
Miss Davis, whose home is al
Piscataway, was to have competed
for the honor of becoming Miss
Farmerette of Prince Georges
County" contest staged by the
County Farm Bureau.
Her condition was reported as moi
serious at Prince Georges General
Hospital, Cheverly,
Reckless Driving Charged.
James S. Armiger, %, of Davidson
vile, Md, driver of the car, ano
Ernest Diggs, colored, of Marlboro
the truck driver, were unhurt. Both
we're charged by county police with
reckless driving.
Two persons were injured in 9
collision of two automobiles shortly
after midnight at Colesville roao
and Dale drive, Silver Spring, &C
cording to Montgomery County
police.
Taken to Suburban Hospital al
Bethesda, were Jesse N. West, 81
of Jessup, Md, who suffered a pos
sible fractured knee, and Mrs. Fran
ces Johnes, %, colored, 801 Larch
avenue, Takoma Park, who received
brush burns on her arms.
Two Hurt in Runaway.
Two men who were injured when
the horse pulling their fish wagon
bolted yesterday and threw them
to the street were recovering at
Gallinger Hospital today.
When the wagon overturned after
striking several parked cars, fish
we're scattered over New Hampshire
avenue near P street NV.
The driver of the wagon. Clarence
Smith, go, colored, of 2418 Shows
court NV, suffered possible
skull fracture and a broken arm
His helper, Milton Windfield, IS
colored, of the same address. suffered
a broken leg.
Evening star., 1947-08-30
|450 Representatives
OF D. T.. Bible Glasses
Meet for Conference
By Cospor Names
Sfor Stoff CORRESPONDENT

WESTMINSTER, Md, Aug. 3d.
More than $50 representatives of 219
Bible classes of the District assem-
bled today on the Western Maryland
College campus here to open the
26th annual Organized Bible Glass
Association conference.
The group, representing more
than 10000 members of the associa
ton. will meet through Monday.
DR., Paul C. Warren, minister OF
the Second Presbyterian Church OF
Baltimore, will address the initia
session this evening. He also will
speak at the worship service tomor-
row morning, at the evening meeting
tomorrow and at the concluding
session Monday afternoon. DR.. Page
NICK. Etchison, president of the
Bible association. will preside over
the convocation tonight.
The annual election of officers of
the association will be held Monday
morning, following annual reports
by George E. Harris, executive vice
president, and George A. Watson
treasurer. The Nominating Com
mittee consists of Mrs. Gertrude M
Donovan, chairman; Mrs. Myrtle
Powell and j. F. Sidell
Feature of the Sunday. morning
program will be a lecture by DR.
Edgar Cordell Powers, executive sec
retary of the Maryland Bible So
ciety, on How the Word Came to
Man" DR.. Powers will also speak
Monday morning on the Influence
of the Word Upon Literature.
Leaders of discussion, groups
studying various aspects of Sunday
school work will be Miss Margaret
E. Ringrose. Howard M. Stackhouse
and Alden w. Hoage. These meet
ings will follow the lecture by DR..
Powers at 1890 am. tomorrow.
The Organized Bible Glass Asso-
citation was formed by % men rep
resenting IL mems Bible classes of
Washington at Leesburg, Va, on
July /, 1922. Homer j. Councillor
was elected president of the associa-
ton and Mr.. Etchison, executive Sec
retary.
Evening star., 1947-08-30
E-2 Bus Line Recruiting
Will Sturt on Sept.

Rerouting OF the E-2 Rhode Is
land avenue busline in the vicinity
of Twenty-second and Shepherd
streets NE, effective September Z
has been ordered by the Public Utili-
ties Commission.
The change provides for a new
terminal loop by way of Randolph,
Twenty fourth, Shepherd and Twen-
ty-second streets. At present the
buses turn around aby way of
Twenty-second street, Bunker Hill
road and Twenty first and Shep-
herd streets.
Evening star., 1947-08-30
Lady of Lourdes School
Will Open Thursday

Our Lady of Lourdes School,
Bethesda, will open for the fall
term Thursday with Sister Jerome
as superior. She comes to Bethesda
from Nativity School.
Sister Emma, who served Our
Lady of Lourdes as superior for the
past six years, has been called TO
the new st. Bernadette's School at
-Four Corners.
Evening star., 1947-08-30
Arabic Numerals
Will Designate
| School Divisions

The Rules Committee of the Boarc
of Education, revising its regulations
has settled one point once and fol
all.
For years the rules have beer
coming out, sometimes in Roman
numerals designating the divisions
of the school system, sometimes in
Arabic.
From now on, the committee de.
cided, Arabic numerals will be the
permanent style.
Members of the committee con-
vened in the Franklin School in 9
meeting presided over by George E
C. Hayes, co-..2l:ttee chairman
Work on the revisions in the word
ing of the rule will be continued al
a meeting September 8.
Evening star., 1947-08-30
Thrift Shop to Reopen
At Bethesda Tuesduy

The Montgomery County Thrift
Shop at Ats Hampden Lane, Be-
thesda, will reopen for business
Tuesday.
Agencies participating in the shop
are the Suburban Hospital, Mont
gomery General Hospital, Planned
Parenthood League of Montgomery
County and Chevy Chase Chapter
of the OAR. !.
Evening star., 1947-08-30
Electrical Contractors
To Meet at Bethesda

The Electrical Contractors Asso-
citation of Montgomery County will
meet at the Bethesda County Build
ing at 8 pm. Thursday. Dana
Johannes, former president Of the
Silver Spring Volunteer Fire Depart
ment, will speak on the proposed
safety building code for Montgomery
County. Mr.. Johannes is an archi-
tect
The ECA announced that E.
Wilson Jordon of Barnesville has
been elected to the board of direc-
tors
Evening star., 1947-08-30
Woman Burned in Fire
At Arlington Apartment

Mrs. Helen Keefe, As. was burned
on the legs last night in a fire OF
undetermined origin in her apart
ment at 526 North Thomas street
Arlington County police reported.
The fire was confined to the bed
room of the apartment. Mrs. Keefe's
condition was described as good at
Arlington Hospital.
Evening star., 1947-08-30
Man Held in $4,000 Boil
In Beer Bottle Attack

John Everett Walker, 26, today
awaited grand jury action on
charges of assault with a deadly
weapon and unauthorized use of a
car, resulting after his arrest Au-
gust 18 on traffic violations.
Walker, who gave police no fixed
address, is under $4,000 bond. He
pleaded not guilty in Municipal
Court. He is being held in connec-
ton with an assault upon James
Harris, jr., of the HOO block of I
street NV, who was struck with a
bottle and fell down a flight of
stairs, police said.
Evening star., 1947-08-30
Dr.. Freeman to Speak

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. 80 (P.-Dr.
Douglas S. Freeman, editor of the
Richmond News Leader, will be the
principal speaker here Tuesday al
the opening exercises of the second
session Of the Armed Forces Staff
College.
Evening star., 1947-08-30
Bethesda Talk Planned

Paul Shinkman, WBCC news COM
mentator will speak at a dinner OF
the Mems Club of the Bethesda
Methodist Church at $50 pm.
Thursday.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-22
: Jran 8. 8. 3d., Sen. =

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Ser niisli6Iten &ii6en= 11no Sell
mertpoliten uno niisli6iten glemert-
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leioen. Gin 5iueites Clement, in Sell
lerie in 5iille entbolten, lit @alier-
itoff (Sporogen). Sbne .@aiieritoff
fOnnten mir feinen ausenblid Ieben.
Gas brittle in Sellerie entbaltene, Ie.
benstpihtige Clement lit Sodium.
GasIel6e neutraliiiert alle i'm &or.
per iid enttpidelnben @iftltoffe. @er
an &beumatismus, @i6t artbritis
leiOet, ioate bon 3eit au 3eit cine
Sellerie=&ur MAIDEN. Gieie beitebt
Oarin, OaB man ettpa 3 Selerie-
fnoaen (oie @ur5elD re6t griinbli9
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bride man ben Saft Ser tpei6gefo6=
ten anollen aus uno trinfe baufig
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bier Bis flint 8oden obne Inter.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-22

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gut, Der 8eItoblene gerGt in @ut.
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Mtein lieber GbriIt! Srage Did EN-
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bel 5ebn Gents geblieben, Damn bGt.
telt on iiherlid3 m ebr tpeggenom.
men. Weinit on nidt audi?
l1no menn Der Serrgott ienem beio.
niIden Dieb, Ser Dem NuslGnoer ga.
den i'm @erte bon 5ebn Gents geitob.
len bate, 10 biele @naben an oen
Sals geiporfen bdtte, tpie STR, 6ann
mare oieier Gieb bielleidt elm Sci.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-22
: 5. s. 8, @is.

8enn Wisr. Sutton 5. Sbeen
Die Sorberlage gema6t, baB bas ruiz
lilde golf in elmer nidt 5u beitim.
lnenoen 3ufunft Die groBte driitli-
de gtatton Der @elt tperoe, 10 bat
er Dos I'M &ertrauen auf oie g0tt-
llde gorlebung ltno i'm gertrauerl
ouf oas Seripre6en ser glaerielia-
item Sungfrau getan, ipel6e Dor 80
Sabren ben &inoern in 5atima, 8or-
tllgal, uno Der 8elt oas Geripre6en
gegeben oaB, tpenn Die Weniden flei-
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oen Golenfran3 beten, oas rullild,e
Solt it'd CUR Stride @ottes befebren
nllroe Gas ruiiil6e 8olf, oas Dor
Snbrbunoerten our6 elm Shisma -
obne ieine S6ulo - bon ser Stride
getrennt muroe, lit tief reliaios
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nnr 100000 bolidetpiItild. giele
ruiiiiGe Shriftiteller oes 19. ssabr-
bnnoerts iaben cine i6pere, blutige
Heoolution poraus, naf ipel6er eine
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-22
: syran @m. g., Did.

@enn beim ltmtopfen Ser 8lu-
men bielelben etipas per1pelft aus
ieben, Iteue man lie nit Dem Sopf
etlide Stltnoen in 8aiier. Silft bies
niht, 10 fam man ite mieoerbeleben
ourG ein einfo6es Otittel, oas me-
mig befannt iein oitrfte, ndmli9
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iattigte 2oiung bon Sampler (Gam-
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GrogenbGnoler Sampler = sllfobol.
Son oieier 2oiung eieBt man einige
Sropfen IN ein ungefabr elm Quart
8aiier entbaltenoes @efGB. 3uerIt
miro oie &ferlolung cine biinne
Gede biloen, iid iebod oumdbli9
nit oem 8aiier bermii6en. Damn
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oos 8alier. Nod 5pei bis orei Stun-
oen tperoen Die 5uiammeneefallenen
gldtter lid tpieoer ausoebnen, bie
illngen, berabbdngenoen Sriebe ii6
aufs nele erbeben l1no bie trodene
Ginoe mieOer felt unb iaftig tperoen.
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te @roe unO balte Die SonnenItrob=
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8nr5eln 8oben sefaBt baben. Son-
ten groBe Bflan5en ooer 8Gume pies
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uno 3meigipisen Oamit befeudten;
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Sflan5enteilen miro BON ieoem Sten-
gel Dor oem @intauden in oas
&fermaiier crit Elm Stiif friid
gei6nitten, neil Damn bie 3ellen Ie-
bensfdbiger iperoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-22

Son SrDf. s. N. 0abren
Neoaftenr bes ,8aiienfrennb'
sSran 8cp. 8., IN.

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pflan5e. @inen Iebr lebrreiden gr.
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pflan5e, oas uSpium ser Snbianer"
bot unlanglt oie SO. .. Staats5 5eitung'
peroffentlift: Wan muB binfommet,
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men ieltlamen, Die @onge auftrei=
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beuter betdubten nit ibnen ganse
Stamne, benn Sofa lit 5nar nidt
10 idaoli6 1uie aofain, aber es 5er-
it0rt ben Srganismus bonn Central
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-22

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wiro nidt nur grleibterung, ionoern
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Observation-Disclosures. gseteriilie bat
nod anoere 8orteile. Ser See lit al
ten 2euten BEL @aiierbeidtperben su
empfeblen. Wenn man 3niebeln ooer
anobloud gegeiien, foue man cine
Sortion Beteriilie nno Ser @eruh
miro iofort nerihninoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-22

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Strapa5en 81 ertragen. gs regt ben
eon5en Srganismns a1 uno 5er-
fort i'm 5ueleid, ipie ieoes 8auld,
gift. gs ma6t nillenlos, madt un-
fabie 5u entIhloiienem enersiidem
Sanoeln, perleibt iene sleidsiiltige,
alles binnebmenbe Gube unb @elai.
ienbeit, Die idon 1nebr lit als Elm
9lufgeben Der eigenen 8erlon.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-22
. .. S., Nao. :

Gie Wondte Sftober uno geonem-
ber limo Die geeigneteiten Otonate
Inn gtaoelbol5er lno @pergreens Al,
pflan5en ober 5u Derpflanaen, eben-
10 ausoonernbe Gflan5en (Beren-
niols).. Sic bdtten ben 8eb -Nelfen-
USpeet 8iGion1s )5amen ldon an
tangs Sftober ooer better nod i'm
September iaen ioGen, bann batten
iie lbon nadIten Son1lner aebliibt
Grocus fonnen Sic su irgenoeiner
3elt I'M Serblt iesen, aud Sulpen
lno georciiien (9affooils).
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-22
Sran $. 3d., ssSa.

I'm iogenanntes bartes 8aier
peib gu MAIDEN, bermiidbt man 0as-
ielbe NIT SODA ooer 8orar. Gum
@aideiuai6en lit lebteres bor5u3ie.
ben, ipeil es Die @aide tpeiBer madt.
Wm nimmt cine CUTE Sanoboa 8o-
rar-Sulper, auf 80 bis 40 Quart
fodenoes 8ailer. slu6 penn sic et-
ipas mebr 8orar nebmen, i6aoet es
Der 8dide nidt, ipogegen Sooa
lei6t i6aoli6 ipirft.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-22

dbserabmter MiId n1bren, gen&en,
ipenn Der Rorper nift idon balb bon
oteler moroeriid]en &ranfbeit serft6rt
TIT. User on Mrterienperfalfnng lei
bet, IolIte tdgIid breimal SouermiIh
nno Sdmar5brot genieBen, oas
Jletlbeiien gan5 nufgeben uno fur5e
3eit eine 5aitenfur ita9 obiger @ei-
le beginner, tpenn er geiunb tperben
mill. 8er an atemnot Ieioet, ioIlte
s big 8 Bofen taslid / Quart Sau-
errntlh nebmen, nod et1pa elmer $50
cbe 2 Quart ano nod uno mad Bis
alif 3 Quart.