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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-08
SPAIN BLANKS
CINCINNATI, 80

BOSTON, June - R Lefty
Warren SPAIN turned in his 1914
masterpiece, a three hitter against
the Cincinnati Reds, while chalk
ing no his ninth win for the Bos-
ton Braves with a 80 shutout to-
night before a chilled 1886 crowd.
Leadoff mar Tommy Holmes
spanked a 12-hit attack for the
Tribesmen by betting a two-bag-
ger and four singles in five tries
against a pair of the Reds mounds
men.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-08

EPSON DOWNS, England,
June 7.-(P1-An anonymous III
dian emptied a zipper-fastened
bag Of five-pound $500 notes
more than $40, 900 worth-in
half-an-hour today, betting the
entire wad on Tudor Minstrel,
favorite to win the 165th run
ming Of the English Derby.
Curious crowds gathered
about the Oriental, who de-
clined to give his name, as he
went from one bookmaking
stall to another placing his
bets at odds Of 5 to 4 and 6 to
4.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-08
TO START

CHARLOTTE, June 7-R-First
round play in the Third District
NCAA baseball playoffs will open
here Thursday night with Glenn
sons Southern Conference champ
ions meeting Auburn, runner-up in
the Southeastern Conference.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-08

Error: Lively. Runs batted In: Elliott 2,
Roweu, Holmes 3. Spain, Torgeson 2.
Two base hits: Elliott, Rowell, Holmes.
Three base hits: Torgeson. Stolen bases:
Miller, Masi, Rowell. Sacrifices: SPAIN.
Double plays: Miller and Haas; Miller,
Zientara nc Haas. Left on bases: Gin
cinnati 5; Boston 7. Bases on balls:
Erautt 3. Lively l: SPAIN 2. Strikeouts:
Erautt, Lively, SPAIN 2. Hits: off Erautt
8 in 7 innings; Lively 3 in /. Wild pitch:
Erautt. Losing pitcher: Erautt. Umpires
Henline and Stewart. Time: 2:o2. At
tendance: 1885.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-08
PLAYS FOR MISSISSIPPI

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 7-P)-
Barney Poole, giant end of the
Army's great football teams OF
the last three years, will continue
his gridiron play at the Univer-
sitv of Mississippi next fall. .
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-08
PEARL DIVER
STUNS CROWD
WITH UPSET
BY BILL MACKLIN

EPSON DOWNS, England, June
- up - The Derby distance and
Gordon Richards old Derby hoo
doc caught up with Britain's
Horse of the Century - Tudor
Minstrel-in the 18TH running of
England's ancient classic today
and he staggered home a falter-
ing fourth, as a 40 to l French
outsider surged out of nowhere to
win.
Route-going Pearl Diver. foa1ed
during the war in occupied France
and given an alias to hide his
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-08
WINNING TIDE

TUSCALOOSA, Ala, June r
The University OF Alabama base
ball team, which meets Virginia in
the first round of the. NCAA play
offs at Charlotte, N. c., June u,
won 10 of its last II Southeastern
conference games this season and
ended the campaign with six
straight victories.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-08
ELECTED C0-CAPTAn,.

~BBLAcKsBURG, Va. june -,
Bobby SOB" McLear ii Ric fa5-5 .~A
and White Plains. n. Y C I'M
were eleesed eo-cap;atn s. Il t's''
lg49 Virginia Tech track o. s IL
m y hl,sa7.i is a half-miler and T ,5' m
a murder and broad iun~.Ss, NsS4
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-08
FINED 500

ST. LOUIS, June 7. Q) -
Ralph Houk, New York Yankee
rookie catcher, was advised by
President Will Harridge Of the
American League today that he
had been fined 500 for taking a
punch at catcher Hal Wagner of
the Detroit Tigers on Thursday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-08
NAMED AII-sr.-

NV YORK, June IN
ca5fl aad crack Navy ,g.@ a5,lia
years ~Army-Nsvy foot5sn o. lat
College g AIi-s s3o'y .es s9 the s,l Es ,s:''
meet the professional %n''A viii
Glants in the Herald N TSis YoA
fresh air fund game here '%tsiDaass
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-08

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-08

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Evening star., 1947-10-08

HOURLY sAfss en non re o.oe. s 1I gss =:
100 p.m.. 600 600 400 pm. 7eo 600
,Unit Of tradins. 10 snares sIn bank.
ruptcy or receiversnip. or being reorsaniSec
under the Bankruptcy Act, or securities
dividends in the foresoins table are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semiannual deciaration.~ Unless other.
not included. Ex dividend II Ex rfsfts
. Also extra or extras. Plus stock divi-
dend. Cash or stock Paid last year
far this year Declared or paid after
stock dividend or stock split-up. Accum-
ulated dividends paid or declared tAas year.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Stock Market Rests
At Lower Level After
Early Railway Squirt
BY the Assncic,fed prsss

NEW YORK, Oct. s.-Stocks re-
treated from an early bulge led oy
rails in today's market and many
pivotals came to a rest in slightly
lower ground.
Carriers responded to announce
ment of a temporary freight-rate IN
crease but the advance failed to car
ry through. Steels, motors and oils
that had Joined the upside wire sub
jected to selling that depressed pivo-
tails below yesterdays close. Near
the fourth hour narrow losses and
gains were widely scattered through
the list.
In losing territory much of the day
were Bethlehem. United States Steel
General Motors, Chrysler, Douglas
Aircraft, United States Rubber
American Water Works, Oliver Corp.
international Nickel, Mission Corp.
Skelly Oil and Pacific Western Oil
Holding gains were Union Pacific
Southern Pacific, international Tel
ephone, Burlington Mills and
Standard Oil of New Jersey.
Bonds were steady
Evening star., 1947-10-08
CHICAGO Livestock

CHICAGO. Oct 1FN UsDAl l.-Salable
hogs, Z 900; total $500: most sales ell
weights butchers and sows 25 cents higher:
some early sales only steady to 20 cents
up; top, 2a.75 sparinsly:, bulk - GOOD and an
choice 10000 pounds, 20. 9.25-2a 80; 100,
$50 pounds. 2s.OO-29.25: few loads good
and choice 35O-475 pound butchers: 2s.CO,
1915; good and choice sows under 400
pounds, 27.5O-29.OO; 40O-500 pound
weights e65O-21.75
Salable cattle, 5000; total, $500; sal
able calves, 500; total, 800: slaughter
steers very uneven. steady to 80 cents
higher; demand broadest for top good and
choice kinds heters steady to.,5. to s5 cents cent
six leads a. af ;9sa poand
pound weights; 1900; most sood and choice
pound long yearlinss. 35.25: most good
and choice heifers, rs OO-26.50 several
loads choice. 81 .5O-32 90: few good young
cows on the heifer order UP to 21.O0;
bulk common and medium cows. 1872
1875; Gamers and cutters, II :00-1 3.25:
medium and good weighty bulls, 1925
1925: vealers, 27.00 down; stock cattle
rather slow but steady.
Salable sheep. 5000; total. $500;
slaughter lambs opened active; early sales
natives, $3.50 cents higher; good and
choice native lambs largely one price,
% 90: few decks medium to good natives.
% 0O-22. so: two cars WASHINGTON lambs
unsold held around $3.50: slaughter ewes
steady to around so cents higher: advance
on common and medium grades small lots
good and choice ewes, a.00-a 80; deck me-
dium ewes. $50; car very common, 7.75.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
FOREIGN Exchonoe

NEW YORK. Oct. 8 LR.-Foreisn ex-
dollars, others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open
market 9h per cent discount or so.lah
Europe: Great Britain. S4.03L. un-
changed; France tfranc) SAL. of a cent,
unchanged; Sweden tkrenD, 21..s4. un-
changed: Switzerland franc) (commer-
ciaD, 23.40. UNCHANGED.
Latin Notwithstanding free. "a "a.
changed: Mexico, .0.62. unchanged.
Evening star., 1947-10-08

Royal Typewriter Co. reported net
income for the year ended July 81
of $4,ol3,000, or s3.4s a common
share, VS.. $500 ,347, or 80 cents, the
year before.
United States Lines Co. an
nounced the appointment of Ad-
miral Giles c. Stedman as vice
president in charge of all Pacific
operations.
Evening star., 1947-10-08

Rates OF dividends in the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semiannual declar-
tion. Unless otherwise noted, special or
extra or extras. Plus stock dividend
d Cash or stock. e Paid last year; PAY
able in stock. Declared or paid so Tar
this year New issue. WV With warrants
k Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year. h Payable in Canadian funds.
p ~ without warrants
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Business Briefs

uU IuutU w. dllllOullCtu oil
s18,oO0000 plan to improve its steel
and foundry facilities, including the
construction of a blast furnace with
a daily capacity of l,400 tons of iron.
Eventually. it was said, the program
will take the company out of the
steel scrap market.
Electric Power Consumption in the
week ended October 4 totaled 4,934,-
851 900 kilowatt-hours. down from
4,956,415,000 the week before but
up 1929 from the same week last
year.-Edison Electric Institute.
Carnegie Illinois Steel Corp. mills
in the Pittsburgh and Chicago dis
tricts set a postwar production
record of 403 ,641 tons of ingots in the
week ended October T.
Glass One Railroads had a netsin-
come in August estimated at S52,-
100000, compared with S53, 100000
IN August, 1916. But for the IL
months ended August 81, 1947, the
rate of return on property invest
ment averaged $780,, VS.. l.47To
return for the previous year which
included number of strikes, stop
pages and wage increases.-Associa-
ton of American Railroads.
Rubber and Rubber Product Ex-
ports we're valued at SIS 1851 ,467 in
August. down SO from July.-Com-
merce Department.
Agriculture Department bought
5000 bales of cotton for export to
Japan under purchase offer made
September 18. bringing to 2l3,500
bales the quantity bought this year
for the textile program administered
by the Army.
American Motors, Inc. is tooling
up its plant at Troy, N, Y, for pro-
duction of a lightweight half-ton
delivery truck to be called "Delcar." :"
The cab-over- -engine truck has Co.
inch wheelbase and 49-inch tread.
General Motors Corp. has opened
a new assembly plant at Wilmington
Del, capable of turning out GAO cars
a day. OF a maximum work force
of 1000, only 300 employees are now
on the job, and officials say full
production won't be reached for
several months.
Harshaw Chemical Co. has pur-.
chased shipbuilding plant at
Gloucester City, N. j., and plans to
move its glycerin works there from
Cleveland.
Lehman Corp. announced the
asset value of its common shares
advanced to s4773 a share Septem-
Der 30, from S47.53 June 30.
S. S. Kresge Co. reported Septem-
Der sales rose to s2l ,062, $40, up
1857 from the same month a year
ago.
Interstate Department Stores, Inc,
reported September sales were S.
31l,S53. gain of 1861 over the 1916
month.
Western Auto Supply Co. (Mis-
souri) September sales rose 26.9To
over 1916, to a total of s1o,949,o00.
Colonial Mills, Inc, declared a
dividend payable in capital stock on
the basis of one share for each 20
shares held. payable November "a
to holders of record November 10,
and 25-cent cash dividend payable
October q on stock of record Oc-
tober II.
S. H. Kress e. Co. September sales
totaled s11 1,567.446, up 3.3Ts from the
1946 month.
Crosley Motors, Inc, reported for
It's first full years operation. ended
July 81, net income of S476065, or 64
cents share. Sales totaled S12,-
o73,721 for total of 1851 cars.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
D. {. Bank Deposits
Gain Over Is Million
In Third Quarter
By Edword e. Stone

Deposits in 10 Washington banks
and trust companies totaled S102S,-
345,527 on October 6, an increase of
Sl3,327, ,527 in the last three months,
it was learned following a condition
call issued by the controller of the
currency today.
Sixteen banks reported higher
deposits and three lower totals than
on June 30. The Hamilton National
and the National Savings g. Trust
Co. announced particularly good
gains and many other banks had
substantial increases. Several bank
officials said October deposits had
been especially favorable. Deposits
in individual banks follow, cents
being omitted:
Evening star., 1947-10-08
N. Y. Bond Market
FURNISHED By the Associated Press.)
SELECTEn LIST 0E ISSIES

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IntGtNor 6s 81 23i4
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Lau:ro N inc rs e9IA
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May Strs 2s.s72 1914
ManatiSus 4s577 6SiA |
MKT adj 1867 -i7h
Mo Pac 5i7s 40 25
No Pac Is n F soiz |
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Mo Pac 5s slI 80
Mo Pac gn 4s rs 31ih
NewEngRR4s45 65ls
" o T M 5s 35 81
lNYC RI IS 2O13 80
NC 4las2Ol3A 71N
N Y c con As es 6eh
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lSeab in4las2016 66iA
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lSoPacific4lasS1 81
lSou Pac 4Has 50 o2ih
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Texas Corp 3s651o5ih
Third Ave Is 80 4oh
lWest Sh As 1851 65M
West Un Is go 91A
Wilson Co IS So 1o2z
tWisc Cent As 40 90
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Virginia Tobacco
By the Associoted Press

Firm prices for most grades of tobacco
characterized Virginia's Old Belt markets
Yesterday. but the largest market. Danville,
lost as :prices dropped from ST to Sc per
hundredweight.
Prices Of over $50 per hundredveight
were reported at Chase City and Clarks-
vile.
The majority of declines. according to
the United States, North Carolina and Vir-
ginia Departments of Agriculture. were
from ST. to S3 with primings showing the
biggest drop from S3 to Sc. Fair red and
low orange tgreenishl leaf dropped S5.
The quality of offerings was somewha t
higher and sales. ranged from heavy to
light on the various markets
South Hill was among the points re-
porting steady prices. A quantity of COM
mon tip appeared on the South Hill marker
where prices ranged from 81 to 500.
Yesterdays sales:
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Deposits on October 6, 1947.

The controllers call covered all
the banks in the District, all ma
tional banks in the United States.
The Maryland State bank call will
be omitted at this time, the COM
missioner announced.
Loan Association 40 Today.
AS Columbia Federal Savings &
Loan Association celebrated it's 4Oth
anniversary today, additional quar-
ters required by recent growth were
being erected few doors above the
present location at 716 Eleventh
street NV. The new four-story
edifce will be ready for use next
spring.
Clarence E, Kefauver, executive
vice president. stated that resources
are in excess of s13,0OO,OO0. Reserves
and undivided profits increased
s1,00O.00O during the year while
savings accounts passed the S12000,-
900 mark, a new peak. Loans on
real estate exceed 100000.
Columbia's president is c. Gay
Harrell. Mr.. Kefauver is secretary
as NClI 40 WIG pl " lllAoHI
E. Poulton, treasurer; Howard E.
Thompson, assistant secretary; T.
w. Blumensuer, jr,, auditor. Di-
rectors include Albert O. Denham,
w. Owen Hohenstein, Eugene H.
Phifer, George C. Wentzel, James c.
Wilkes and Messrs Herrell, Ke-
fauver, Poulton and Thompson.
Pans for 194s Under Study.
A Budget Committee, to study the
District of Columbia Building and
Loan Leagues operation for the
l947-8 term, has been appointed by
Rudolph w. Santelmann, president.
Edward c. Baltz, president of Per-
petual Building Association, was
named chairman, others on the
committee being Clarence E. Ke-
fauver, executive vice president. Co.
lunbia Federal Savings and Loan
Association: Edward K. Jones, secre-
tary, Interstate. Building Associa-
ton Carl j. Bergman, president,
Washington Permanent Building As
sociation, and William N. Payne, jr..
president. Eastern Building and
Loan Associat ton.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
New York Cotton

NEW YORK Oct lP.-Cotton fu-
lures advanced today sharply to gains
ban # mors sspet9sd sn sss Cotton
forecast Heavy trade and outside. buy
ing following the Agriculture Department
forecast placing the 1947 cotton crop
at II sos, 900 bales. or 341 900 under
the September official forecast,
The August carryover amounted to only
.. 100000 bales. which was the small
est end-season carryover since 192s-2a.
Late afternoon prices were s2.1o to
S4l5 bale higher than nc The. rhe prsyiooa1s 81
and March. 3220.
j. ]. Newberry Co. sales in Sep
tember were $9,412,644, up 9.6Ho In
q year.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
CHICAGO Grain

CHICAGO. Oct. (Pl.-Grains moved
upward in dull trading on the Board of
Trade today. largely because of an alb
sence of selling orders rather than any
aggressive demand.
Turnover was sharply reduced from
what it had been before imposition Of
33is per cent margins yesterday. Volume
yesterday totaled 40.27O,Ooo bushels
compared with 61,773.000 bushels a week
Wheat at noon was eh-4Ha higher
than yesterdays finish; December $500
Corn was 3'4-4A higher; December. So 80
and oats were 2'43A higher; Decen-
her 81 1S3.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-08
6oloelfhens Gag

IS ltano l6limm nit ser fleinen
9ora, iebr i6limm!
Ser 9lr5t botte es Ser 0flltter
5tpar nidt geiaet, aus feiner &iif-
ii6t, aber in ieinen nitfiiblenben au-
gen batte lie es geleien.
slu6 oas 26deln oes ainoes bot
te 10 gar nidts sSrbiides mebr. 8ie
cine binmliide 8erflGrung Iags ami
Dem bleiden @eli6tden, Inn oas iid
Die blonoen 2oden frduielten unb
banidten, mie fleine biipfenoe @eI-
len fliiiiigen @oioes.
~8oloelfden" batten iie iie I'M
mer gebeiBen, ging es Der 0tutter
ourd Den Sinn, uno ourd ibren
&orper lief elm tpebes Shlud3en.
8einen ourfte iie ia nidt, tpie bon
lie anh Der grdnen mar. Sic mlBte
Itarf iein lm bes &inoes ipinen, bos
in ben puar Sss6br1en inmer nur
Sonnenidein i'm Mufterauge seieben
batte. Den iollte iie ungetrubt nit
nebmen. Nabber fonnte 6as Waut-
terber5 tpeinen, ipenn Die itiaen 80
den nno Wonate famen. mo- lie ein-
lam NOR.
9os aino Lag meiitens itia unb
lrnbepeglid, ipie tot. 9eur aus ben
groBen, tDeiten aueen bliibte nod
oas feline, aarte 2eben. Mie cine
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-08
. ae2gs@ a@a9seTl
Perbit

Die Serbiseitlpie nidt inn 8imb,
Gntiagen balt bas 2ano nmfanaen
8o lit bic 3eit, ba id, meim &inb
Wit bir bnrd) Spmmerelut ae
gangen?
Die Nebren itanben noa nno bodj,
Gs lag ein 8lans anf alien S6tua
ben.
Nte oft, ipie oft bat ieitber nod
Mid oieies 8ilb sn @ait gelaben!
Nod einmal itreidt Der Spmme Mrm,
Wit lteber, foienber 8ebGrbe,
9tod einntal fiift iie ppa mnb iuarm
Die bmnte, frmdtbeidmerte Grbe.
SIR ssran'n, tpenn ibr bic syriidlte
pfliift
Sm Sunnenlift, benz letten rotten,
Scbenft, 6ieielbe Spnne id)miift
Sas blaiie Nntlit mandjes Spten.
Sanm faltet cure sarten SGnbe
lln6 betet frpmm nno glanbet feit,
9aR bieies Spten Serbitesenbe
Sud- einen Sommer boffen lakt.
Robert Hohlbaum
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-08
G.8S6&5&5SS@SAl

blaue Marhenblume! - Ser nunoe
9lid Ser Wtutter itrid oarum tpie
ein &eif, BEN bas feline, belle ain-
oerltinm6en fiir6tete. Garum Hang
es 10 ielten. 3enn friiber NOR bort
ein leubtenoes, beiBes 8liiben ge=
pelen als bate roter &lee oi6t BET
elnanoer geitanben. Son Dem i90=
men Burpur NOR babei INNER ettpas
in oos Stimmden eefommen uno
bate ibm 10 piel ipriibenoes Seuer
gegeben! l1no Die Iugen Ser Men-
! Iden blitten al1f sic ben fIinfe,l
8ortlein begegneten.
Gus Ser5 Ser W11,tter bIutete, tpie
Iie oaran oa6te. Sas iollte nun al
leg Dorbei iein, ales? -
SaSett beipegte iid oas bolb erlo-
ibene Miino6en. Gin paar 8orte
| llbli6en froItelnb iiber oie 2ippen:
~Otutti, mo6t' 8liim6en baben,
8liim6en!"
ltnb nun lie I'M &aume idaponeen,
froren lie nibt mebr, ionoern biipf-
ten unO iprangen uie ausgelaiiene
&inoerfiiBden auf oer Sriiblings-
,pieie.
llno in ser Oeutterieele flangen
tie iett ipie feline @lod6en. go ntuB-
ten Die @lodenblumen om @aIoes=
larn tpobl ld1ten, bel WonoenI6ein
in leligen, tpeiben SommernGdten |!
Sic 9eutter ididte fort uno lieB
glumen bolen, gan5 feline, 5urte
Wlelenblumen - Stern6en ltno
@lOfGen uno Ser56en - tpeiBe
Juno bloue uno rote. Cine gan5e
Shiir5e bon.
l1no nun lage11 iie ouf ser tpeiBen
8ettoede, Die fleinelL nieoliden
8lumenfinoer6en, unter ben blauen
augen ibrer Sreunoin. ltnb es mar,
ais Oh lie labelten in oller Sreuoe,
8oloelfden mieoer5uieben na6 10
pielen @o6en. Ius ieoem 8liiten=
fopf6en elitt Elm Stiifden binein-
gefaaener blauer 6riiblingsbimn1el
unb puroe bon 0ordens ausen ouf-
geiogen. 50 fam es, oaB beren
8laue ii6 INNER mebr beri60nte,
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ten - Die Stern6en uno Die @I0d=
hen uno Die Ser56en, Die peiBen
unD Die blauen uno Die rotten.
Sic &inoerfinger6en griffen 5art
binein in bie bunte Siile uno ited-
ten Elm paar 8liit6en in Die goloez
men Saarlod6en, baB iene meinten,
tie 1pdren in lauter Sonnenldein ge-
taudt.
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&opf6en Der Wutter 5u uno liipeIte:
~S6one 9liim6en - feline 8liim=
|6en - -"
9as &in0 l1delte perfl6rt =
iiberiroii6 i6on, unb in ben Mugen
ltano Elm groBes Sinnen, aIs GIN
gen Die @eoanfen bes Seel6ens 1peit
bon linn meg, in Elm i6ones Wdr-
1enlan0. Ilno 1e De1ter ne 1tf ent=
fernten, INN 10 iiberiroiiber erldien
oas @eitdtben.
Gie Oeutter iaB oa NIT gefalteten
Sanoen. Sic beanang gum tauienb-
,iten Male ibr aufidreienOes Ser5
linb rang iid bur6 81 Der belbilden
@robe, ibr aino 5u seleiten. S6ritt
fir 56ritt, ben 8eg ins ,lnbefann-
te 2ano ser gpigfeit. l1nb mie Bel
Dem &inbe ser borausgeldidte Sim-
melsglan5, ging bon oieier rasenoen
MaieitGt bon Weutter Elm beiliges
2euhten, in Dem bas Seelden frieo-
Iih nnb ungeitort iib aus Dem 2eben
idli1. Blumengeldmiift uno la-
delno itano es i'm Sinmelstor. II
OrauBen aber tpeinte Itia ieine
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-08

ytutter, auf beren 2ippen Iein 2e-
bensooem marmballdeno berbliibt,
Die Dos friib poaenbete ShidIal Ell
nes 5orten, feinen 8Iiim6ens.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-08

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iDabreno. Otan ineint, es pdre elm
3anf 5piiden &naben uno W16den,
oenn sic W1o6en iingen: