davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-05-18

DR.. Peter Richter, sentenced 20
years ago In Bingen. Germany. TO
life imprisonment for murder.
has been proved innocent and re
leased.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-22
Christmas Name
For Three Islands

Although Santa Claus doesn't live
on any of them, there are three is
lands in the world named Christmas.
One is the largest atoll in the Pa
cifc ocean. 1t was discovered in
1777 by Cook, and annexed by Great
Britain in 1888. The island is about
100 miles round and less than 100
people live on it. They earn their
livelihood by cultivating the islands
coconut groves.
Another Christmas island is locat-
ed in the Indian ocean, 200 miles
south of Java. 1t is II miles long
by nine miles wide. Surrounded by
ocean depths of $4,000 feet, its own
highest ground reaches more than
1000 feet above sea level. 1t also
belongs to Great Britain and few
hundred Chinese, Malays, Javanese,
and a few Europeans are engaged
in the shipping OF phosphate of
lime.
Christmas island in the Little
Bras dor, Nova Scotia, 80 miles
southwest of Sydney, is tiny fish
ing island of l,40O population.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-22

quote authorities claiming the
Christmas trees origin in France,
Scandinavia, Egypt, England and
also Germany.
Only one of all the legends con-
meets the Christ Child With the
Christmas tree. This story goes
back to the manger at Bethlehem
where trees from all over the world
had come to do honor to the new
born babe. Very little attention was
paid to the diminutive fir by the
other more beautiful, statelier, and
majestic trees. Suddenly, though,
star upon star fell upon the little
fir until it shone with all the bril-
hance of heavenly light.
A Scandinavian tale of woe traces
he Christmas tree to that land. Two
sSar-crossed, unhappy lovers dra-
matically died. From the spot where
they died, it is related, tree grew
which on Christmas night cleaned
with brilliant lights.
German immigrants to the United
States in 184S are said to have intro
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-22

Here is the living tree with no
stain of blood upon it, that shall be
the sign of your new worship. Let
US call it the tree of the Christ
Child. You shall go no more into
the shadows of the forest to keep
your secret rites of shame YoI
shall keep them at home with laugh
ter and song and rites of love-"
This is a statement attributed to
St. Boniface, the English-born apos.
lie of Germany who had saved a
young child from sacrifice in the
early days when Thor was wor.
shipped by the Germanic peoples
The tree the Saint referred to was
q young fir, growing nearby.
Such is just one of the many sto.
ries connected with the origin Of
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-22
Letters To
Santa Claus

Dear Santa Claus
/ am a nice girl. l would like
a bicyle. / would like some candy
and nuts. My little niece Becky
Sue would like a negro doll. She
would like a ball. / am in school.
Your best friend,
Carol Kay WeStlake
Broadway, Ohio
Nov. %, l949
. q
zBroadway
Nov %, l949
Dear Santa
Please send me a BIB Gun. Roy
Rogers cowboy Suit, and Cork
gun set, machine gun.
Your frined,
Delmar Green
Broadway
Nov 30 l949
Dear Santa, for christina
W owed like to have a Basket Ball
net and pair pants, pump action
popgum., Base Ball and Glove,
and other thing, and boys bill
fold.
Your friend,
Jerry Cross
q Q
Marysville o.
Nov. %, l949.
Dear Santa,
am little boy in the third
grade at Broadway school. For
our Language lesson we are
writing a letter to you. For
Christmas | would ige to have
a cowboy suit and shoes size 2,
filling station, typewriter that
you punch, suitcase and pinball
machine.
Your friend,
George Green
l L Marysvill
Nov. % 1949
Dear Santa
am writenig you a litter to
let you know How l am. l am
Lettle girl and In Third grade l
would like Have Doleay That
goes to Slop cryes and curley
haire. pool Get Book and pear of
Stocking full of candy and
games.
your friend
Mary Ann Hildreth
Nov. 30, 1949
Dear Santa,
My name is Sallie Hayes and l
live in North Lewisburg. | am
four years old. Thank you for my
things that you brought me last
year. This year l would like for
you to bring me a doll baby high
chair, recrods for the record
player, and any thing that would
make big surprise for me.
With love, Sallie
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-22
Letters To
Santa Claus

Dear Santa Claus.
| am a little boy 4 years old,
For Christmas l would like to
have Ford tractor, football, and
a set of rubber implements. Bring
my brother, Bobby, Ford trac-
tor, baton, and barn with cows
Also bring my baby brother,
Michael, a small wagon and
some small rubber toys. We try
to be good little boys.
Teddy, Bobby, Michael Luke
Dear Santa
would like a coin purse
house shoes roller skates, and
candy Mother wants a waste
basket and father wants new
tie / am coming to see you soon
I am six years old.
Your little girl
Phyllis Lonchky
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-22
Nov. Is, 1949
North Lewisburg,

Dear Santa Claus,
For Christmas l would like TO
have a telephone, cash register,
and doll with blue eyes. / am
8 years old and in the third
grade. l have a sister 6 years old
and little brother 10 months old.
Don't forget to bring them some
thing. Remember all the other
little boys and girls, too.
Patsy Ann Lee
Q .
Marysville, O..
Nov. 20, 1949
Dear Santa
guess you are wondering if
| have been good or not. thing
l have anyway. l would like to
have a cowgirl suit and doll
house, a doll, a house coat and a
baton Would you get my little
brother a truck and a ticycle too?
l would like some clothes BIZ
cycle and l guess that's all for
now.
Your frined
Sally Andrews
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-22
Broadway, o.
Nov. 90, 1949

NOV. ~, 1913
Dear Santa,
l want you to bring me a full
dress. A baton. A cash register.
A candycane. A jumping rope.
And = ];;ttle radio.
Your friend.
Avolee Jean Graham
Marysville
Nov. %, l949
Dear Santa,
l want a bicyle. want BIB
Gun. l want a Watch.
Your friend,
Billy Marshall
q q
Broadway, O..
Nov. 30, l949
Dear Santa,
Please send me a BIB Gun and
bicycle and Maching Gun and
tinker toy. Roy Rogers Cowboy
Suit. and truck and game.
Your Friend
Billy Jolliff
Box
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-22

the natives brought fir trees into
their homes and decorated them
with homemade decorations and
sweets.
Despite the origin of the Yuletide
tree, the sale of trees has developed
into an extensive, profitable busi-
ness. Likewise, tree furnishings be-
coming an enormous business in it.
self. From records available, it has
been learned that over III. 100000
electric Christmas tree bulbs were
sold in America every year Pos,
sibly the amount will not be as
large this year as last, but you can
be sure that Americans will have
their Christmas tree with decora-
lions and lights on them.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-22

Dear Santa,
Please send a erector set, truck,
machine gun and Record player.
Your friend,
r L. Coon
Broadway, o..
Nov. %, 1949
q .
West Mansfield, o.
Route /
l have been waiting 10 write to
you for a long time / would
rather have moy toys but since
l am a girl, l guess better ask
for toys for girls.
l would like a set of dishes, a
pull toy; a truck; some blocks; a
purse top that sings and a doll.
l am two years old but l will be
the first one up to see the toys.
Thanks you and bye,
Monna Coles
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-22

the Chris TIM as
tree. The orig:I
of the Christmas
tree custom is oh
scure. notes Ii
Donald Bond, in
structor in Eng
lish at the Uni
versity of Chica-
go, for he can
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-22

NANAN - -
rated Christmas
tree. According
to claims of his
toriSns, the prac-
tice of decorating
the tree at Christ
mas time origi-
mated In Alsace in
zoos. At that time
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-22
american NiStlet0e Not
That Specie OF European
History or Its Legend

The mistletoe of history and leg
end is a different specie than our
American natives, and is found in
Europe.
The specie found in the South At
lantic states is called Pnoradendron
Greek word meaning tree thief'D
flavescens. 1t is found most often
on the following trees: tupelo, red
maple, poplar, willow, cypress, juni-
per, apple, locust and linden trees.
Occasionally, but not often, it oc-
ours on oaks.
The plant in its wild state is gath
cred by collectors for sale during
the Christmas holidays,
Gift
"a New Years gift to the world, 4"
said the Frost,
"Rich lace curtains which nothing
cost" &C. C. Leland
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-11

Sieies @o6enblatt erl6eint Jet
benz Sabre 1878 reeelmaBig ieoen
San1stog unb miro berausgegeben
gum 8eIten oes 8apitliden &olle-
gi,nn Soiepbinrm in 8ortbington.
Ohio, oeilen 3tpef Die Seranbtlonng
tpiiroiser 8rieiter5oglinge fir Die
Ser. Stoaten lit. 9ieie anltalt lit
boupti66li9 onee1pielen alf bie gins
FINITE bieies 8lattes 1,nb bie @eiden-
fe ieiner 2eier.
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All communications: subscriptions
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to The Pontifical College Josephi-
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Acceptance for mailing at the Spe-
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the Act OF February 2S, 1925, en-
bodied In Paragraph 4, Section 53S,
P. L. & r., authorized June 2, 1945.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-11

ct. Glpab, Ueinn. alm berg.
Sonntag erteilte Der bobtp'fte Sr.
&oaoiutorbiidof 8artbolome in Der
ct. Warien-& -&atbebraIe babier brei
Ebeologen Die fl. Brieiter,peibe. Die
Reugeipeibten itno: &ep. gictor S.
Singer BON ct. Ni6olas fir Die Dio.
aeie ct. @louo; P. 8ernarb Stpone
<pei, O.S.B., aus China fir Die
90. Beter uno 9lnoreas- -Mbtei il,
Sbunfi1g, China; uno p. gilbert
Rues. O.SlB., fir Die ct. Beters-
gIbtei in Wh,ei1iter, Sasf., &anaoa.
auBerbem erteilte 8iidof 8artbolo.
me oie Diafonatsmeibe oen bo1tp.
8eneoiftinern Geo &ins uno 2ean-
Der Dol6, beioe Witglieoer ser ct.
Seters-abtei in Mueitlter. Die Cub
biafonatspeibe erbielten Ni1aro g.
&uioipa fir Die Dioaeie ct. Glouo,
uno Die Sratres Slorian Meggli,
uno Macio Geitmeier, beibe 8eneoif-
timer Don Der ct. sobn's-Ibtei in
goqegebille.
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| iid iiber ibm eeitellte @eoitgungen
! lbirtDeg5uiesen. Das gilt por aIIem
BON Dem g6lferbunbsbeihluB, onb
Seruialem unb bic beiligen 6tdtten
cine @nflabe unter ittternnttonaler
&ontrolle 5u biIben baben. ssiraeI Or
beitet nit allen MitteIn ati Sic Ser
tDirflibung ieines @unibes bin, Sc.
ruialem als &auptItabt an befisen.
Da bic Mraber oieiem 8erlongen itar.
fen @ioeritanb Ieiiten, min jid ssirael
(einitpeiler) nit Ser Neuitaot begnii.
gen uno Die MItltaot oen arabern
iiberlaiien. 9ieier Eeilung tpioerlebt
ii6 Die engliibe &egierung.
gs fom oarob nm Mithpod i'm
Sberbaus 5n elmer Idarfen Debatte,
IN Der 2oro 4mlpen (2aborite) 1lnter
itiirmiihen Broteitrufen bebauptete,
Die gbtbeit Der beiligen Staten lei
ni6t ertpieien. SIM Nainen Der STE.
gierung erfldrte ser 2oro Chancellor
Discount Sotpitt, oie @egierltng iper-
De elmer Seilung Seruialen1s oie 8il.
lig,lng berlagen uno auf Der Snterna-
tionaliiierltng ser ganaen 5ta6t bette.
ben. 2oro Mltrinbam, Ser inn 5tpeiten
gBeltfrieg i'm Naben Often cine mid.
tige Stelung befletoete, fiibrte Bit
tere &lage iiber ben Stano Der 9inae
in BaldItina, BEN er auf r8etrlta,
Moro unb brl1talen Ippen an 6ie @e-
tDalt" 5uriidfubrte. geranttportlid)
modte er oofiir uba,rptid9lia bie
amerifaniibe &egierlng = ttibt oas
Stoatsoeportement, ionoern beridie.
oene politiid)e ginfliiie uno oieQeiht
audi bas @eiBe Saus".
DAB nit Der Srage oes @tatus bon
Seruialem oas Balditina@8roblem
nod lange ni6t geloit fem miro, iteIIt
flipp unb flar cine Deelonng Ser
Limited HreB" feit, in ser es beiBt:
~&ublano lit entidlonen, Sirael lei-
ner @influBipbdre eitt5lberleiben.
gintpan6erer aus Dem 0alfan ent-
biiaten in Gel glpip, Dab 8erIuhe ae=
ma6t aperoen, I'M gan5en 81. 2anb
fommuniitiide 3ellen su erridten.
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Sir denf a enber

Sonntag, IL. SUM: 9reifaltisfeits
iunntag. @oangeIiu M
Nir lit aue 8e1palt gegebet
(Nattb. 28). "
Nontag, 13. SUM: Intonius bon Ba
0ua.
0ienstae, ID. Suni: 8oiiltus oel
@roBe.
Nitttpo6, Is. SUM: Gitus.
0onnerstag, 16. SUM: s + on e / d
nam.
5reitag, II. SUM: &ainer.
Samstag, 18. Suni: @pbraem.
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@,rdbl,dh,,4 "a

Nsilmanfee, 8is. = Der bodm'.
ite Sr. grabiidof &ilep febrte ON
oergangenen Samstag tpoblbebaIten
bon ieiner RomReiie nod Wilpall.
fee 5uriid. 8ei leiner Bripatauoiena
nit Dem 81. Sater iibermittelte 8apIl
Bius XII. Sen Brieltern llno @Idll.
bisen Ser gr5oio5eie ieinen paplhi.
den Seeen. @abreno ieinem 4uient.
bait in Ser gtpigen Stabt nabm @r5.
biid)of &ilep II. a. tell an Dem balb.
offentliden &oniiltoriim am 2. Mai,
IN 1peldem Der Seiligipredunesp
fir flint ebrtpiiroiee 5rouen tpeiter-
geleitet tpuroe. Im 13. Dfai NOR er
an,ueieno bel Ser feierli6en SeiIig-
ipreduns Ser FL. Sobanno oe 2eiton-
nae.
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Stiuuue beg SDlftS
tiir bas Soiepbiuunt

@inliegenb eine @abe bon $25 fir
Die Stuoenten, als 9onflagung fir
Die grborung in einem @nliegen.
2eierin, 81. q.
8eiliegenoen Dollar bate i6 in Ell
nem anliegen oerlproden uno bin,
Soft iei Danf, erbort tporoen.
a.. gS. ST., Minn.
Sd batte einen fleinen 8eitrog gum
SSSolepbinum al @bren oes llnbefled~
ten Ser5ens Narid, bes FL. Soiepb
uno bes III. Intonius berlpro6en,
1penn neine 8itte erb0rt 1piirbe. Sd
bin, @ott lei 9onf, erbort 1poroen.
alte 2eIerin, @is.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-11

s'r ernden nmere Alnmnca lire Arben 10 ei5nlen baf
es bnen mos Dro Der rSefrn Nnmn ennion" in Colorado
sprnss Solo, be'snnobns ben saeeu bes H. nnb 49, O
ber Vile Anmnen uerben seb msl anf bieier re
union" snsesen sn en
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Nm fommenoen Wontag, 13. SUM,
miro bas nel.e ct. 8aul-Briorat Der
8eneoiftineridmeltern an 301 Sum.
init IDe. gum eriten WeuI oie feier-
li6e einfleioung bon 8oitulantinnen
bornebmen. Siinf Der feds 8oitulan-
tinnen ltammen aus Ser gr5oio5ele
ct. SAUL, nGrnlid SRI. 8oie1narp @a-
Der bon ct. SEQ, Mnoreb Sdmiot
bon Sbafopee, Bouline Sobnion unb
MarD Sou Smbofer bon Winneapolis
|eSt. Anne-@emeinbe) uno Marp Inn
8ergup bon ct. BauI (geatibitp-@e.
meinbe). Die iedIte 8oitulantin
itanmt aus Ser ct. WarD' 'sI@emein-
De in Suoion, @is., 0i05eie Superior
namlid SRI. Barbara 3e55a. Die Gin.
fleionng .finoet itatt in Der &apelle
bes 8ilitation4&loIters. @eibbiidoi
8prne miro BEL Der Seier amtierer
unb Die beilise Weiie 5elebriert Scr
bofD. ST.. 9io5elanfan5ler @eralf
S&eefe. glIs gbrenoiatone funsierer
Der bodn. &atbeoralreftor George
Hpan uno Ser bodtp. S6ulluperinten.
bent &oger gonnole. Der bo6p. Spr
Sobn gnbres bon Sbafopee miro als
9iafon, Der bohp. Sr. Sobn @arf
BON ct. Baul aIs Suboiafon aililtie'
rem.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-11

mo- tie mebr als elm babies Sabr.
bunoert 1nunterbroden an ser st.
Batrid' -Bfarridule 1pirfte. Die ben.
ttge 8farr- unb Sodidule uno oe-
rem muitersiiltige Wt,Iiitabteillng III
gu einem groBen Seil bas Berf Der
nun 8erltorbenen. 9lls bas 8eneoifti.
nerfloiter in ct. Soiepb, Winn., 194s
auf @uni6 oes 81. Gaters in brei
neue Sriorate eingeteilt ipuroe, mel
oete ii6 oie bereits bodbetagte Shme-
tier snatolia freuoig als Mitelieb
Der neuen &ommllnitdt in gai
Claire, mo runmebr Die feierliden
@requien itattfanoen. r. /. p.
Nlbanb, sc. g. SsSn Marpfnoll
miro am fonumenben Sanstae Der
erite in Sen Ser. Stoaten geborene
iapaniide 9beologe Die I'll. 8rieiter-
peibe en1pfansen. gs banbelt iid Inn
ben 34iabrigen &eb. Somes g. So
fltbiio aus Sos gngeles, Der Dor eli
niger 3eit 5ur fatboliiben Stride
iibertrat. 1915 bon iapanii6en gl-
tern in 8aibington seboren, eins er
in friiber Sugenb nit leinen gltern
nod Sapon 5uriid, mo er ettpa Is
Sabre pobnte. gead ieiner geibe
miro er in Sen Wiiiionen in ser BrG.
feftur &Doto in Sapan tatig iein.
2eapeniuprtb, Sans. - Sm st.
OfarD's College in ct. 0earps, Sans,
ltarb fiir5li6 Der aus Wanfoto,
0einn. itammenoe bo6p. Sr. @il-
liam S. @eis, ST., ser tpeitbin oils
grer5itienleiter befannt un6 beliebt
mar. gr binterldBt einen 8ruber, P.
SoIepb 81. @eis, ST., an Ser Mtar-
quette llniberiitp, uno cine Sdme-
tier, 5rou 5reo I. CONNER in ct.
Saul. r. /. p.
st. Saul, Weinn. = 4m fonmen-
ben Sonntag, 12. SUM, beginnt Die
biersigitiinoige Inoadt in folgenben
Sfarrfir6en oer graoi0aele: ct. See
bins, Winneapolis; ct. Sgnatius,
annanoale; ct. Batri5ius, &anoi-
Bobi; ct. Rifolaus, DGoble 2afe; ct.
0fidaels, Bine sSslano; ct. Soiepbs,
StillDater.
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ct. Eaul, Ninn. - @urtbinston, ..
Samstas, II. SUM- 1949.
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z,utfdlrn Krtrg II. 8rirhrn
(Sortfesuna bon Geite u

(Sortfesuna bon eeite -
be" eS ibon geraoe5u nod boiler Iuf-
loiung uno beginnenoer 3erIetune
oieles Gegierungsapparats, ser i'm
@runoe bereits allfeebort babe, 5u
eriitieren. Dem amerifanii1en 8oIf
miro beidtpidtisenb anpertrout, un-
lere Diplomatic babe oie 8elesuna
Shangbais ourd Waos Eruppei,
lhon lange i'm porarls veinfalfuliert"
glber nirbts berlalttet bon elmer neuen,
po1itiben Gbina>Eolitif unieres
Staatsoepartements. Ser ge,pobnIi6e
Sterbli6e iiebt nidts als oie barte
Satia6e, bob in China fait ieoe $50
DIE neue, idpere SdIage bes ioapieti-
i6en Sitens gegen oen oemofratil6en
8eiten bringt. Genn ipel6em oenfen-
oen Weni6 fann es fragli6 Iein, oaB
nit ieoem &ommuniiteniieg iiber Gan-
ton-Gbina au6 bie @efabr fiir oie
Si6erbeit bes @eItens (insbelonoere
Mmertfas) ipd6It unb baB nunmebr,
na6oem Der &omml,nis,nus iih an
Der dineiiiden aiiite feltseiebt bat,
Die Gage Der Imerifaner in esopan
nnb Der 8riten bereits redt prefar
eriheint?
auBer Sapan uno ben 8biIippinen
fonnten ben 6ineitI6en &ommuniIten,
tpenn iie ibre Mabt einmal auf oas
gan5e 2anb auseeoebnt baben, aud
Walaien, Sian, sSSnbodina uno on.
oere iiiooltaiiatiide 5eitlano- unb ssn-
ielgebiete, Die aIs 8eaugsqueIlen Ie-
bens- uno friesstpidtigen Materials
bon groBter @idtiefeit fir ben @e-
item iinb, nls Iodenoe neue grober-
llngs5iele tpinfen.
Wean iollte meinen, oaB tpenigItens
rein materieae SsSntereiien 8erlt6nonis
fanoen, Denn ddon Der gfegierung
lno 6en 5iibrern unb 8eitoItern Der
~offentli6en Meinung" nidbts gelegen
lit an 6em ungebeuren religioien nnb
fnltl.reIen 8erlulten, bie in China
ftb boll5ieben!
Sirael
ueber fur5 ober lang peroen oie
Weltrnd6te Dor einem 1peiteren 8ros
blem iteben - Slrael. @ir baben an
oieIer Stelle unmittelbar na6 Dem
8olferbunosbei6luB iiber bie Seilung
Yalaltinas, ser unter Ser Smbrung
Waibingtons u1b 0eosfaus 5uItanoe
fam, auf bie aomplifationen binge,
mielen, Die ii6 ergeben 1piirben, lpenn
&nBlanb ben gang auf Der 2inie lei.
ner grpanitonspolitif liegenoen Ser
lub MAIDEN 1piirbe, Die neue Gage i'm
yeaben Often aus5ubeuten. 0as, fiibr-
ten mir mebrmals aus, lei um 10 mehr
5l1 erparten, ba Die iiibiI6e 8eb0l-
ferung bes neuen Staates einen Itar.
ten fommuniitiiden ginidlag auf-
ipeiIe.
sSIrael bat ii6 ieitoem befleiBiat,
ieine Sreunbi6aft nit Dem @elten
ins bette 2idt gu itelen, mas oas jun
ge Staats1peien aber niht bin6erte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-11

8ir Diini6en alien Stubenten redt
quite, ongenebme Serien! @e1piB miro
Elm Sell ibrer Serien our @etpinnung
neler 2eier fiir ltnlere @odenblGtter
benutt lperoen.
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neu geItartt 5u ibrem Stuoium 5u=
riidfebren 1peroen uno i1nltanbe iinb,
uns nod bel Der Eonatenernte be-
bilflid gu iein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-11
W1. 9. 6.

Mier. 3i6arb .. 8ean. Brofeiior
Der englilden Sprade i'm Solepbi'
mum, lit, nod mebrnonatiiden Sci,
BEN, am %. Wai babingei6ieoen. Das
8esrdbnis fanb inn Soiepbin,lm.
Sriebbof itatt. Ser Seritorbene 90.
6ierte i'm sSoiepbi,llIm ieit ieiner grie.
itertpeibe i'm Sabre 1908, nit Der
ausnabme, baB er etlide Sabre i'm
ct. Marp's Of tbe Springs College
in Columbus englii9 oo5ierte. 8ir
erluden lrlere 2eier I'M ibr 8ebet
fir oen 0obingel6ieoenen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-11

am Biineitionntas feierte oer
bodm. P. 0emetrius Sagmann
|O.S.B., 8farrer Ser ct. 8onifatius.
@emeinoe in &aitines, bas iilberne
SsSlbildum leiner 8rielteripeibe. Sc.
boren am 80. Sanuar 1896 in gall
Claire, @is., legte P. 0emetrius ON
II. Suli 1919 in Der ct. Ssobn's.
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profeB ab uno tpuroe bortlelblt am
1. sunni 1924 5um Brieiter ge1peibt
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Spring, ct. glouo, 0ebils 2afe.
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Sarge. 4m 1. SSuli 1910 muroe er
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p. Geleitin &apsner, O.S.B., Don
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pierten Deittagseiien fanb ain Nab.
mittag Elm Seitprograanm itatt, uni
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03
Leorn-to-Sw Program Aims
At 900 Who Should but Can't
400 Have Applied
For Instruction in
City-Wide Service

More than 90 per cent of the
approximately 100000 900 Ameri-
cans who go to lake and seaside
resorts yearly cannot swim or are
mere noyices." according to Car
roll L. Bryant; national director
of the Red Cross water safety
service.
ITO enable people not only to
be safe in the water, but to enjoy
more fully the health and physical
fitness benefits Of their aquatic
activities. a program. Of aquatic
instruction greater than anything
we have ever known in the past
is needed" Mr.. Bryant said.
He cited the annual city-wide
Learn to- Swim Campaign to be
held here April 18 through % as
contributing to necessary aquatic
instruction In Washington.
The campaign. sponsored by the
YMCA and The Star, is open free
to boys through II years of
age who cannot swim. The course
will consist of six one-hour classes
during spring vacation in District
public schools.
400 Applications Made.
Mr.. Bryant, in endorsing the
campaign, said thousands of
Washingtonians have received the
initial swimming training from
which they were to derive so much
health, safety and fun"
Meanwhile, Fred D. Carl, acting
executive secretary of the Boys
YMCA and director of the cam
paign, said more than 400 applica-
lions have already been received.