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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-11

The largest apple harvest in his
tory Is reported by the Washington
State apple growers. This years
crop Of approximately 3.5 million
apples will provide about % apples
for every man, woman and child
in America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-11
New York Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. William G.. Wat
tiers OF New York are visiting their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph E. Becker, 1881 Gar
field street. The Waters came
here from Palm Beach. Fla, to
make the acquaintance Of their
new granddaughter, Pamela Rose,
born March l. Mrs. Becker is the
former Ann Waters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-11
Speaker Named

Vice Admiral John F. Shafroth,
U. S. N. retired, will be guest
speaker at the national defense
meeting of the Army and Navy
Chapter of the District Daughters
Of the American Revolution fol-
lowing a luncheon on Wednesday
at the Kennedy Warren. Mrs.
Charles Keene, regent, will preside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-11
Benefit Dinner

A dinner for the benefit Of the
Queen Of Apostles Seminary will
be given at 6 pm. on April 7 at
the Fairfax Hotel by the Queen of
Apostles Associates. Mrs. Mathew
Angevine and Mrs. Edward Wright
are in charge of reservations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-11

st. Luke's Methodist Church
was the scene of the wedding yes
terday afternoon Of Miss Glenna
Wallace and Mr.. Baxter McNeal
Bradford, jr., the Rev. DR.. Justice
officiating. The bride is the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wall
lace Of Spelter, w. Va, and Mr..
Bradford's parents live at Fort
Mill, S. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford's future
home will be at 1414 Patrick Henry
drive in Falls Church.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-11-10
Daughter Elks To
Stage Big Dinner
Party

On Wednesday, November IA
the Daughter Elks of Greater Mi
ami Temple No. 1859 will stage a
pre-Thanksgiving dinner at the
Woodman Hall. A special invita-
ton will be sent to the daughters
of Antlers Temple No. 80 and
Liberty Temple No. ,724. Miss
Marie. White is general chairman
of arrangements. Participating
will be the brothers of Greater
Miami lodge. Miss White made a
trip to West Palm Beach to at
tend a personal invitation to the
Daughters of Paramount Temple
No. 48. All daughters of Greater
Miami Temple are expected to be
hostesses of this homecoming cele-
bration dinner.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-11-10
HOLD SHIPS
MATE IN KILLING
OF NEGRO COOK

NEW ORLEANS - (ANP) -
Lawrence H. Duncan, %, sea-
man cook, was fatally Shot
through the head last week by
David Dupre, "a, white, third
mate of the SIS Whitman, while
the ship an American freighter,
was locked at Civitavecchia, Italy.
The killer has been charged with
manslaughter by the Italian po-
lice.
Arresting police say that Dun
can was killed by Dupre follow
ing an argument between the two
men, the mate ordering the cook
not to go ashore.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-11-10
ROY HAWKINS
TO PLAY FOR
SHRINERS
PAGEANT

When the "Red Fee" Shriners
stage their Beauty Pageant and
dance on November 80 at the
Harlem Square Ballroom, the
night before the classic they will
bring to town the famous Roy
Hawkins and his jazz hounds from
Hollywood, Cal. Tickets will go
on sale on Friday, November 2
and a special headquarters will
DE arranged to handle the large
number of fun lovers who will
seek admission. Table reserva-
tons should be made early by
phoning Mrs. Sarah Smalley,
3-S898, Mrs. Gertrude Smith,
9-2971, Mrs. Ethel Lee Cam
bridge 2-0786. The advance adj
mission is only SIPS. All tables
are sold at the same price. Get
yours early.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-11-10
Charles Says He
Runs On His Record

William w. "Bill' Charles, can
didate for reelection to Miami
city commission, said this week
that he is running for reelection
on a record of achievements
made and promises kept"
Charles, a native Miamian and
veteran of World War II, cited
such achievements as the new
public library, the new bandshell
and seats in Bayfront Park, the
new fire houses, the eight youth
centers and two swimming pools
built, the enlarged and air con-
ditioned auditorium as few ex-
ampleS of what he has done "to
keep Miami progressive"
He said that his platform for
the future includes more jobs for
Miamians through continued in
dustrial development, prompt
completion of the sewer system,
now nearing the work stage, re-
lief of parking and traffic prob
lens, including a synchronized
system of traffic lights, a topflight
executive in the city managers
job, a Hibiscus Haven" to focus
national attention on Miami and
strict enforcement of all laws.
Bill Charles resides at 245 SW
18th Road. He is married to the
former Mildred Wright, daughter
of native Miamians. They have
three children - Mildred Ann, 16
Katherine Elizabeth, 13 and Will
liam Woodfin, 212.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-11-10
NEWS FROM THE
BAHAMAS

Nassau experienced the high
est rainfall from October l to II
since 1910. The recording was
1882. On the 18th some parts Of
Bay Street were flooded knee
deep, cars were stalled and bust
ness was crippled for a few hours.
Miss Ida Viola Adderley,
daughter of Mrs. Dian Finlayson
Of Nassau and Mr.. Moses Frank
Wimbish, were married recently
in Hartford, Conn. She was given
away by Mr.. Leon Storr, for
mer Bahamian, and Mr.. Arthur
L. Johnson was best man. Miss
Viola Wallace was attendant to
the bride. A reception for 200
guests was held on the lawn Of
Mr.. Carey Wimbish, brother of
the bridegroom.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-11-10

weekend pass from "the lady OF
the house,, teamed up with our
boss, Garth Reeves and Chris
Ingraham and headed in the gen.
eral direction of Tallahassee to be
spectators at the annual home
coming at A and M College.
We have seen lot of summers
come and so and have enjoyed
ourselves Immensely during these
years, but that weekend was one
of the most enjoyable times we
have ever had.
Hitting the campus we joined
right in with the pre-game fes-
Invites and by game time the
festivities" had gotten a strong
hold on three guys from Miami.
In the college city we met such
amiable and easy to talk to people
like A. S. Parks, in whose home
we took cat maps, dined and wet
our whistle with the best in bour-
bons and scotches; Prof. John
sons home where we exchanged
SmileS with Mrs. Hansel Tookes
and "took a couple" just to be
courteous; DR.. and Mrs. w. A.
Campbell marjorie Skinner, for
mer Miamian); Farmer" Brown,
where we met DR.. and Mrs. Law
renee Hicks, bro. and Sis-in-law
of John Hicks; DR.. Gore, who saw
that the guy on the gate at the
game didn't start nothing when
we flashed our press card; in
Ocala we met Antoinette Owen,
columnist, radio commentator and
Sunday School worker. Tony was
instrumental in satisfying the
pangs of hunger of our party. How
can three studs destroy a dozen
eggs, two pounds of sausage, a
pot of coffee and loaf and half
of bread is beyond me, but we
did. Tony's husband, AL, is very
nice guy and supplied us with
several cans of "What'll you have"
in his beer garden. We didn't meet
Chester Seabury, principal of
Howard Academy high but we
did meet his charming wife and
two daughters.
On the campus we got a glimpse
of Leola Pieze Whooping it up
with classmates; VIM. Kenchon,
defensive center for the Rattlers
and former Dorsey star; Scrooge
Edwards, who showed us around
the print shop and got few
pointers on the limo machine. He
also took time out to drive us
around the city pointing out in
teresting sights. Scrooge'S dorm
room was the central meeting
place for a host Of Miami fellas
We got a glimpse of Sylvia Rey-
nolds, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Forest Reynolds of our town.
There was Mercedes Hannibal
Lillian Alice Pons and Lillian
Carey, Sec'y to the registrar, Key
West representative on the cam
pus who squeezed our palms.
The Plymouth suburban brot
us into Lake Weir where we
stopped at DR.. Lowrie's Beach,
Inspected the resort, had re-
freShmentS and dropped a couple
of nickles in the picolo.
With our pass running out, but
fast, we stuck our foot in the gas
tank and got home Sunday night
Just in time to musterl
The game. Oh, yes, there is Z
haZy recollection of some guy!
Scuffling and banging heads on the
greens of Bragg stadium, but you
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-11-10

Joseph Hanna was killed in
stantly on October "a when he
was hit by a Public Works De-
partment truck driven by Living
ston Smith. A man about so, Mr..
Hanna was on his way home from
work when the accident occurred.
Smith is being held for question
ing.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-11-10

Mrs. Bertha L. Dorset Smoth-
ers, daughter of Mrs. Monica Dor
sett and the late Commissioner
Nathaniel Dorset was appointed
recently to the position Of Dental
Assistant in the Division of Den
istry by the New York City De-
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-11-10

Famcee! Famcee! I love thee
I'll fight to win what'er the
battle be,
The Orange and the Green thy
sons shall e'er defend
And loyal to thy voice of love
attend
Famcee! Famcee! Famcee! I love
thee!
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-11-10

John c. Dean, SO, of Long Is
land, died at the infirmary of the
B. G.. Hospital on October %. He
is survived by two brothers,
Messrs. Hugh and Joseph Dean,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-11-10

In the Supreme Court on Oc-
tober II, the jury gave III
verdict of guilty against Wesley
Pinder charged with carnal
knowledge of a girl under thir-
teen years of age. The Chief Jus
tice sentenced him to seven years
Imprisonment.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-11-10

Mr.. Etienne Dupuch, editor OF
the Nassau Daily Tribune, VINO
has been attending the Inter
American Press Association Con-
ference at Montevideo, returned
TO Nassau on October "a.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-11-10

nartnent of Health. She attended
the Manhattan Medical and Den
tai Assistants School in New
York and had training in X-rays'
Dentistry, Business Adminlstra-
ton and Laboratory technique,
graduating in 1949.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-11-10

sbasebsIa En snr 90 back TO -I naSe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-01
.Brr ma1nrrrr' -filfHfnnna

8as mns aber nod nebr frent als
bas bare @elS, bas 1T bic frenno.
idaftGde 0eiinnnng nnb bic foliba.
ride @erbnnbenbeit NIT benz ,gBnn.
berer', bic in ben 8riefen gum Mns-
ornf fommt. rGins'ler Baum III
leid)t sm fallen, &aft Der Stnrm lin,
ims Geaite," iast Der idiuer bebrans-
te Glmar in @ebers y0reisebnlin-
benz. Oas ans bittern Grfabrnnsen
berporsegangene @efibl, allein at
iteben in elmer ielbitiiidtisen, ideel.
iiidtisen nnb rGnfeiadtisen @elt,
labmt bic Sdaffensfrenbe nnb lift
BET aller reoliden 1tebersensnns bic
Sinaabe an bas Cute nnb 8rpfe gar
oft ais blpRes Mnf erideinen. 8enn
mns ielber snpeilen berartige Stim-
mnngen erfaiien iollten, bann bietet
bic in ben 3nidriften entbaltenen
@eriidernngen bes 0anfes nnb Der
Srene Elm fraftises @esenmittel.
Wtr f6nnten mebrere Spalten nit
erbebenben 3itaten aus ben ,,ns npr-
liesenben 8riefen fiillen, aber fir
bente tppllen ipir nns amf bic 8ie-
beraabe zines einsisen 8riefes be-
idrGnfen. Cine 2eierin in einem
&adbaritaat id)reibt:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-01
9rtnrth Briintng mtrhrr
in Dputfdllann

slls 4nfang Nopember Sic vslmer=
ica" cine Heibe fiibrenoer Staats7
manner aus Sen Ser. Staaten na6
Sc Sapre 5ur Bnriier llN-@eneral-
perianmlung brabte, un0 Damn meis
terfubr nod 8remerbapen, 1par 0pie
mir bereits Dor 51pei @oden rnitteil=
tenn an 8orb au6 Elm Mann, ser in
lebr i6iperer 3eit, bonn Wdr5 1880
Bis Mai 1882, als Hei6sfan5ler an
Ser Spite ser Weimarer Gepublif
Itano uno als lebter &an5ler OieIer
gpo6e be5eibnet peroen fann.
Or. Seinrib 8riining, ser auf cine
@arnung bin 1884 fur5 Dor bem
@obm=Yutid aus Geutid1ano emit
grierte, bat iebt ieine Brofeiiur an
Ser Sarparo- -llniberiitGt pieoer NIT
elmer Brofeiiur in &0ln pertauIdt,
mo- er als 2ebrer fiir ~Bolitit als
r@iilenidaft"" feline erlte Gorleiung
iiber vSauptprobleme Ser groben
8olitit 5tpiihen 1924 unb 1884"
hdlt gs tpiro, i6reibt Elm oel.tides
4Blatt, elm @epinn fir Deutlblano
,iein su erfabren, mas bieler Munn,
Ser als @egierungsdef einnlal in
.Ihperem .3entimeter nn 3entime-
ter" -9aingen Tim Deltidlanos politi-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-01

un5ul1ngli6e aompromiB Oen Gr5=
bild)of geItattet, oie 5reibeit an5uz
neb1nen porausgelebt, baB Die
8elgraoer 9fegierl1ng oie l1nterlni=
Jung zines lol6en HroteItes ni6t als
geoingung itellt. @ir oenfen babel
an Sen beriibnlten SAT- oes gr5bi=
idofs 1tno iplteren &aroinals bon
2ebodopiti. Oieler tpuroe 1874 i'm
prellBilhen &rlturfampf als @r5bi-
ldoi bon @neien ltno Boien perbaf=
tet uno bis 1876 gefangen gebalten
uno fiir abgeleet erfldrt, leitete ieoo6
ais Erimas BON Bolen bon Som aus
bis 1885 ooS gr5bistum.
@a5 INNER ober I'M 5alle Stepiz
nac gelbeben mag, - Der inFame
Bro5eB miro fir immer I'M 56ulos
buh IitoS llno ieines Hegin1es lte=
ben. 9tur olr6 cine un51Deioeutige
Siibne fam ser ~Warl6au" - ser
ia auBer oielem Gerbre6en gar nan=
DIES auf oe.n &erbbol5 bat - GINGER
maBen Gertrauen peroienen. @s lit 5u
boffen, oaB ser @eIten oie Na6ri6t
nit Ser gebotenen 3uriidbaltung uno
nit entIpre6en0en Gorbebalten auf=
nimmt, nenn Die in slusiidt geItellte
gegnaoigung tatldhlidb erfolgt!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-01

Sito bat iidJ barum bisber allen
neutrality-suspicious. unsllganglid
ermieien llnb ii6 aus ser gerlegen-
| belt 5lt 5ieben geludt ourG faule
&ompromiiie, oie feline gbrenrettllng
fiir gr5bildof Stepinac bebellten =
I'M @egenteil, feline Hro5eiiierl1ng 1lno
gerurteilung ais aerebtfertigt er.
ibeinen laiien. go 1par ipieberbolt
Die Heoe Oapon, oaB oer gr5bilbof
aus Oem 8efdngnis entlaiien mitroe,
menn er aus eigenem gntldluB ooer
auf @eilung oes 81. Stubles ouBer
2anoes gebe ooer iib in ein &lolter
5uriif5iebe. Solden Mnregungen ge=
geniiber perbielt ii6 ser gr5bil6of
uollItdnoig paliip. gor einem ssabr
erfldrte CT Ocm Gertreter Der SEEM
Oorfer ,Simes', s. 8. Sulaberger,
ser i'm I'M @efdng,lis aufiu6te: Sb
er frei gelalien perbe ODER ald ipei=
terbin I'M @efangnis berbleiben mill
lie, lei ibm Doul ltanoig gleibgiiltig.
SD meiB, parum ib leioe - es
geldiebt fir oie 3ebte Ser fatboli=,
| i6en STRIDE. llub fir lie 81, lterben
bin icb ieoer5eit bereit. Die Stride
miro ME oie sflapin irgeno zines
Hegin1cs lein Sb id in Elm &loz
lter gebe oOer bier perbleibe, ober
luas INNER mir geidebe, lit mir gan5
Iuno gar gleidgiiltig. Solbe Dinee
biirgeu nidt BON Mariban Sito ab,
ionoern einaig lnb allein bonn 81.
Sater, Sem Hapit @enn mid
WarlGau Sito frei geben min, iou er
licb nit oem 81. Stubl in gerbin=
Dung ieben -"
Ga5u miro iid Gito id1perIid per-
lteben, aus perl0nlihem SaB gegen
Stride uno Bapit u,1b aus RidIidt
auf ieine fonrmuniitilde Gefolgidaft
uro auf oen Janatismus Ser Srtbo=
Ooren slber troboem 1T es moglid,
bob er Die Sreigabe oes grabii6ofs
ernltlidl in gripdaung aieht, tpie er
audi unter peltli9en Druid bereit
lein lon 81 elmer 8er1tdnoigung nit
Stalien iiber Trieit. Menn Ser @ors
Respondent Ser ,Eimes' rebt infor-
miert lit, beItebt in 8elgrao Die Mb-
! lidt, oen gr5bildof ioslriagen 1peeen
gllten 8erbaltens in ben flint Sabren
leiner aerferbaft 5u begnabigen uno
i'm IN leinen Seimatsort aralic 5u
entlaiien, mo linn geltattet iein Jon,
als einfaher 8rieiter 5u leben, ober
aber, tpenn er es bor5iebt ins Mus-
lnnb 81 geben, ibm Die Ausreiie gu
erlauben.
| Gas lit feine gbrenrettung llno
nod meniger cine Siibne! gs iheint
,uns aber nibt unbenfbnr, BOB Scr
ISL. StnbI ltnter Broteit gegen oas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-01
Er5htfdluf Strptnar

Nod elmer Meloung ser Seem
Dorfer ,Ein1es lit in 1dblter 3eit
!eine grfldrr,lg Ser iltgoiianii6e1
Hegierllug 81 eriparten, OaB @r5bi=
lbof Mopiius stepinac aus Dem @e=
'fdngnis entlaiicn nno in ieine biir=
gerliben Hebte pieoer eingeiett per-
oen miro 1tlter Ser 8eoingung, oaB
~er lid iegliber itaatsfeinoliber Sd=
tigfeit entbalte" sber, 10 beiBt es in
Ser Weloung ipeiter. sic &egierung
miro oen gr5biI6of ni6t als ben
Yriinos oes 2anoes anerfe1nen unb
oud leine gfiidfebr alf leinen 8i-
i1pfslib nidt tolllben.
Dit oielem erb6rlnli1eu &o1npro-
nib lit Oas Sulti5perbreden, bas on
Gr5bilbofs 5etpinac periibt ipuroe,
nibt geiiibnt uno Ser SAT- nidt abge=
ldloiien. Ser infame 8ro3eb Iieferte
oas Sbema fir cine gan5e Heibe
pillfiirliber unb terrpriltilcber sssu=
Iti5afte in Sen 21noern Dinter Dem
giiernen Gorbang, bie li6 Dor anenl
segen 8iih0fe, Sroellsporlteber ulm.
ri6teten unb in Der ifanoal0len unb
barbaril6eu 9efamierung bon &ar=
oinol Winbs5entD einen geraoe5u
ibauerliben Eiefltano ser fom,nuni=
ltilben &edtsanar6ie errelhten.
Ser Gr5biidof 1puroe megen on
gebliher 3uionmenarbeit nit oen
M6lenmadten nno oen @egnern ser
Sito'iden @elpaltberribaft pro5ei>
liert uno 81 iecb5ebn Sabren @efang=
mis- perurteilt. Gas gei6ab I'M Otto
Der Dor flint Sabren. Eito fii1nmerte
iib ni6t Inn Sic Brotelte Ser geiitte=
ten Belt, perbat lib lelbit nod oel1
politil6en Bru6 nit ser &onninform
iegli6e &ritif uno lebnt ul1d beute
ieoe Nebiiion bes nibtsmiiroige1
8erfabrens ab. Gen lpeitliben Staa.
ten ,bereitete bieies ssSuiti5per6reden
einer Hegierung nit Ser tie aus l1ti-
litdtsgriinoen IN gutem ginperneb=
!!.en., 81! Iteben tniinI6ell ,lnb Der iie
lpeitgebenoe militariid)e uno lpirt.
ibaftlibe 3upenoungen genaht ba=
ben, 1nanherlei Berlegenbeit. gs tpur=
SEN oarum tpieberbolt Geriuhe ge-
mabt, oie 8elgraoer Hegierung 5lt
elmer Sblibtung 5u betpegen. Mber
cine iolhe tit Elm i6mieriges Inter
nebmen, benn bas brl1tale Hro5eB-
perfabren tpar eben in Ser gan5en
antiio5ialen uno firbenfeinblihen
Bolitif oes IN Mosfau geihulten
aomnuniitenbduptlings begriin6et,
uno bir,ter oieier Bolitif Iteben Sito
unb iein Mnbang bis 5ur Stnnoe, 10
iebr ibnen audi oaran gelegen iein
muB, sic 0Ifentlid5e Meinnng in ben
lpeitlihen 2anbern fir iid 81. getpin-
men.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-01

Seitbem mir bor sipei @o6en ,in'
fern Dffenen Brief an bic 2eier ner.
6ffentlid)f baben, iinb nns npn alten
Seiten 3nidriften smsegangen, bic
fid belurgt nnS teilnebmenb NIT Der
idmierigen Gage bes ,Nanberer' nnb
nit ieiner 3nfmnft befaiIen nn0 man-
d)erlei banfensmerte gorIdlage 1ltl'
den. Nidt iuenise Der 8riefiteller
itellen enttanid)t nnb in manden Jal.
len ungebalten bic Jrase: rSa, no
bleibcm bcnn Sa ,pieber bic fatboli-
iden 2aien? Saben benn biefe ben
,@anoerer' nnb bas, mas er in mebr
ais adtsig Sabren fir bas fatboliide
golf getan hat, sans berseiien?"
8enam in bieien @prten tpnrbe bic
Srage in einem Der 8riefe geftelt.
9aR iolde 3tueifel an bem SntereiIe
Der 2aiem anffamen, 1T gum Sell
nmicrc Shnlb, ba mir feline Der ans
2aienfreiien cinlanfenben Nntupr-
ten anf nniern Mppell bom perfloiIe.
men Mnsnit sitierten. Nber mir ba'
ben ansbridlid betont, bak inter
bencn, an bic mir nns nit nnierer
&nnofrase mnb nnierm Mppell ges
tpanbt baben, audi 2aien tuaren, nnb
nm jeben 3tueifel at aerftrenen, ere
sGnsem iuir bieie 0eitftellnng nit Der
banfbaren GrflGrmng, bak mir audi
inter ben 9aien grpkbereise 6ilfe
gefnnben baben.
Giner Der 2aien, Der at Der itr-
ipriinslidem 8rnppe pun 80 Grenn-
ben geb6rte, rief nns telepbuniid aus
Ieinem mebr ais oreibnnbert Weilen
entferntem ypbnort an, ,1m nns au-
nad)it Gin berslides 8urt Der Grmns
tignmg at iagen. @enige Sage ipater
erbielten iuir bon linn einen Sded
bpn $4,000. Sin 2eier in 3anaba
jd)ifte $50 nno brad)te einen bDberen
8etraa bnrd cine &nnbfrage nnter
anbern ssrcnnbem bes ,@anberer' anf.
Gin britter ididte nns aus ieiner
&ranfenitnbc einc abnlide Snmn.e.
Gin Mbonnent, Der ieit iedsis Sabren
sur ,gSanberer' -8emeinbe seb0rt itno
ieit sSabr nno Sag bas Sabresabon-
nement fir elm 9ntenb 2eier besablt,
iteQte iid) nit einem Sded npn
$4,000 Elm. Die paar 2aien, Senen
mnier birefter Mppell smr 8enntuis
fam, itifteten beinabe 100000. A.
Seitbem mir nns NIT mnierm Df-
fenen Brief an bic seiamte 2eieridaft
,uanbten, fommen, iuie eiasangs er-
,uabnt, griefe in sroker 3abl. giele
Der Sriefiteller nebmen bic in Mns.
iidt seitellte Grb0bnns idon fir bas
lanfenoe Sabr auf fidb. Sc lamfem -
uon 9srieitern nnb 2aien - 8eitrass
sm nnlerem Splfsfunbs, nun $50
(bas announcement absernnbet ani
$500 bis at $1,000 nnb bariiber
elm. !
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-01
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