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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-28
MOnroeCounty
Educators Go
To Conclave
Leland March Selected
Committee Chairman AT
University OF Florida
SUPERVISORS Conference

Leland S. March. assistant SUI
perintendent of Monroe county
schools was named chairman of
the sEvaluation and Recon-
mendations Committee" at the
Seventh Annual Supervisors
conference at the University of
Florida Lea week <
March, Mrs. Jane Reid Robson,
school lunch supervisor, and
Mrs. Irene Russell, reading SUI
spervisor attended the three day
conference at Gainesville. They
were among more than 400
school supervisors from the state
who were present.
Theme of the conference was
Problems We Face" Selection
of problems was made by a
state wide QUESTIONABLE of all
supervisors. Morning sessions o!
the conference were devoted To
speakers on state wide prob
lens. Afternoon sessions CON
sisted of small discussion groups.
March attended a group on I'm
proving the County Program of
Instruction. Mrs. Robson attend
ed the group on School Lunch
Problems" Miss Russell went to
the discussion on reading prob
lens
Among the leading speakers
and their subjects were:
Or. Virgil Strickland, Profess
: sor of Education, Florida State
University, Junior High School
Youth Problems" DR.. William
Alexander, Consultant, Southern
Association of Colleges and Sec
cndarv Sc hools, Achieving
County PURPOSES in Individual
Schools" Dr.. Louis Armstrong,
Professor of Education, Peabody
College. Education for Demo-
cratic Citizenship;" DR.. r. L.
Johns. Professor of School Ad-
minlstration, University of Flor
ida, "Skills Needed for Demo-
cratic Administration" DR. Sam
H. Moorer. Director of Instruc-
tional Field Services, State De
partment of Education. Pro
gresS Report on the Supervisory
Program" DR. T @. Srygley. Di.
rector of Division of Instruction.
State Department Of Education.
Development IN Florida'S Pro-
.G'oI.lnue% q" Tage Threel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-28
Senator Holland Will Be Opposed By
Politically Unknown William CASTOR

TALLAHASSEE FL. S. Sen.
Spessard L. Hlland today got a
surprise opponent for Democratic
denomination IN william A. CASTOR,
a politically unknown Internal Rev
enue Bureau inspector.
Both the senator and the 35-year-
old jacksonville civii service en-
ploye filed Their qualification pa
pers with Secretary o State r. A.
Gray.
Holland had been left without
any reported opposition for renOm-
inatioa VIXEN former Sen. Claude
Pepper announced Saturday that
he would not seek a public office
this year
Holland, former governor, has
served in the Senate since 1916,
and is seeking lis second full six
year term.
CASTOR said in letter to the
secretary Of stale that he is resign
ing from bis Internal Revenue Bu-
rcdu job Feb. to conduct a cam
paign ''on lower taxes, lower cost
of living and a sounder economy"
He said he is "a farmer by
trade. but a self-,abeled efficiency
expert, as connected with my en-
pioyment with the Treasury De-
partment, Inspector, Bureau OF In
ternal Revenue He is a native
of Suwannee County and a veteran
of six years in the Marine Corps.
He named himself as his cam
paign treasurer and the Florida
National Bank of Jacksonville as
his depository.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-28
PARADE OF TOP WRITER'S
TO KEY WEST THIS YEAR

Citizen Staff Photo
BY Susan McAvoy

II you stay in Key West long
enough you'll meet every success
tul writer in the United States.
They all seem to flock to the Is
land City, poet. playwright novelist
and journalist
New Yorker magazine writers
are especially fond of Key West.
Latest arrival was Croswell Bowen
who came for a week and spent
three. Sd Perelman. famous hu-
moriSt was here just before Pre-
sidnt Truman's arrival in No.
vembeT. Woolcot Gibbs. New
Yorker drama critic and play.
wright spent three weeks here last
spring.
Tennessee Williams playwright,
has been at his Key West home for
some weeks. Robert Frost, world
famous poet is expected within the
next week.
Budd Schulberg, author OF The
Disseminated and what Makes
Sammy Run" viii join the parade
of writers here in the next month.
He called his friend Toby Bruce
Yesterday and told him the chill
temperatures Of Bucks County.
Pennsylvania are driving him and
his family south as soon as pos
sible.
Why the writer's choose Key West
was expressed by Perelman when
he vas here. He told me;
Il tried Miami for few days
lContinueu on Page Threel
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Higgs Qualities
For May Race

Monroe County = Commissippcr
Clarence S. Higgs qualified for can
didacy in the May primary today.
Commissioners Riggs, If he WINS,
will enter his third term on the
Commission
PA. McMasters, 3402 Flagler
avenue qualified for tie Democ-
ratio County Committeman post in
the 14th precinct. County Clerk
Earl Adams announced. Buck
Grundy of ISlamorada has quail
tiled to run for Peace Justice of
the Third District.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-28

The major candidates for gov
ernOr, in their weekly financial re-
ports, continued to show SubStan'
'tial expenditures. But the less
we'll known again reported no III
come and no OutgO.
Alto Adams said he spent S8OO.33
mostly for office rent, preparing
campaign literature and travel. lie
listed deposits totaling $500, in
Guiding $500 from A. w. Wallace
Of Miami Beach, 500 each from
Carl Dennis of Panama City and
Paul Potter of West Palm Beach,
and several smaller contributions.
Dan McCarty reported he spent
$I,5l5.93 last week, mostly for his
qualification fee. staff expenses
and travel costs. He reported cam
paign fund deposits Of $2,675. They
included $3.50 each from T. F.
SatchweIl Jr., Jacksonville; w. c.
Brannon and j. r. Moody Jr., Pan
anna City; $500 each from William
E. Arnold Jr., Jacksonville, and
Nelson Mason of Tampa; and 500
each from {. B. Brooks, c. T.
Stockton, w. j. Troup Jr., and
F. G, Murphy of Miami; John II.
Eden Jr. OF Inverness, Joseph Cioc-
ca of Fort Pierce, Finley P. Smith
Of Fort Lauderdaie. J. NJ. Rubin
of West Palm Beach, Edwin W.
Peck of Gainesville. F. N. Holley
Jr.. and F. c. Leffingwell OF Coral
Gables, and F. j. Beckwith, F. B.
Hough and f. ID. Baker of Jack
sonville.
Bruce Stevens and Dale Spen-
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Ger again reported they spent moth
ing, and deposited nothing in their
campaign funds. John F. Booth.
candidate for the Republican nom
inatl0n to the u. S. Senate, re-
ported spending $387 Az. mostly
taken up by his $375 qualifying
zee, and deposited 1878 o. his own
money in lis campaign fund.
Besides TIE two u. ). Senate
candidates, other qualifiers today
included:
Rep. Perry (. Murray OF Frost
proof for reelection TO the State
House of Representatives from
Polk County
Edward H, Hurt of Orlando for
the house from Orange CouAty.
Robert Ryan of west Palm
Beach for the State Senate rom
the 35th district.
Ira w. Partin of Orlando for the
State Senate from the 18th Dis
trict.
". NJ. MACK Smiley of Bra
denton for reelection as state at
torney for the twelfth judicial Cir
cult.
James +. Keezel of Winter Park
or tie House from Orange.
Former Rep. Brit c. Byrd Of
jacksonville for the House from
Juvai.
ID ID. (Jack) Mashburn of Pan
ma City for the House from Bay.
A. P. Buie of Ocala for state
ttorney from tie Fifth Circuit.
Carl V. Cescry of Jacksonville
or the House from DuvaI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-28
ISIu,,iOrddidn
Killed BY Car
Saturday Night

Mrs. Evelyn Hicks. 80. OF
Islamorada was killed al $3.50
pm. Saturday when she
walked into a car driven by
former Key Wester Joe
Plurrmer. who is owner
operator Ahern- Plumrner flu
neral home of Miami.
Mrs. Hicks died an hour
and one half later in the
Homestead hospital. She was
waving a handbag in the
middle OF the highway.
when Plummer slowed down
10 approach her. instead OF
walking away. she walked
s4rei5ks into the path of the
car, il was said. After she
was hit she was rushed to
the Homestead hospital.
The a=aident occurred in
front of the American Le-
gicn home. Isl NOR d a.
Plummer's wife and son and
ne were en- route to Key
West to weekend with rela-
lives.
Pluinmer IS a member OF
the Dade County school
board.
Mrs. Hicks is survived by
her husband.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-28
Building Permits
Issued For Jobs

Bonnie Fernandez. COS Simonton
street. has taken out repair per.
nit for his rome. amounting 10
$500 Building Inspector Ralph
Russell announced today.
Gene Little. So Duval stree; will
Pour concrete slab on permit
that states 500 fer the lob Cav
Carleton is putting up $500 shed
nd shop for tools a; Olivia ard
Windsor Lane. Granville Smith
PA Elizabeth street is breaking a
curb.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-28
Juvenile Judge
Teaches Students

Last week Juvenile Court Judge.
Eva Warner Gibson. taught the
ninth grade Social Studies class
Her subject vas The Juvenile
Court BY means OF wire record
er her lecture was presented TO a
number of classes studying the
court system Of Florida.
Judge Gibson pointed out that
the court is private and operates
as a welfare court not criminal
court. She also said that the courts
first duty was to protect the child
end then the community.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-28
Local Man Who Joined
1896 Expedi;ionary
Forces And Fought I'm
Oriente Recalls Marti
By JIM COBB

- 'fJose Marti, when he spoke to
his followers, inspired them with
the same sort of fervor, that
must have stirred the compa-
triots of Washington and Lin
coin" So said Gil Garcia y San
chez. 73 year old veteran of the
Cuban fight for independence in
an interview yesterday.
Garcia, who held the rank OF
Colonel on the staff of General
Saleado during the long struggle
for Cuban freedom can remem-
Der numerous occasions when
the Cuban martyr spoke To his
countrymen to exhort them to
rise to the cause of freedom.
Volunteering for service at the
age of seventeen. Garcia joined
the expedition commanded by
General Vidal which left Jack
Sonville early in 1896 and landed
on Cape Santa Cruz in the Gu
ban Province oil Oriente on
April 18th, of that year
He participated in numerous
battles in Oriente including
those of Victoria de las Tunis.
Jiquany and Gahonao. II was
during the latter skirnish that
the unassnming veterans had dis
morse shot out from under hind
and received a bullet wound in
his lett heel. His legs still bear
Continued or Page Three
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DOCTORS PLAN
FURTHER TESTS FOR
WALTER WINCHELL

MIAMI BEACH N - Doctors
planned further tests today for
Broadway Coiumnist Walter Win
cheil, who said he has been or
dered TO drop everything 70. 81
least a month. Winchell announced
during his broadcast Sunday NIGHT
that he had been ordered 10 rest
and later said the decision f0iio~ed
an examination bv his physician
and d heart specialist.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-28
cores Attend Ceremony Hohorine
.;,emory OF Cuba S Jose MART SUNDAY
Their Resources
For Fight For
Freedom " ere
Gained In X. W.

The memory of jose
Marti. Cubas Apostle of
freedom, was honored yes
terday with impressive
ceremonies i'm i5ayview
Park when Key Westers
gathered along with civic
and military dignitaries io
commemorate the anniver-
sary of the birth of the
Cuban patriot.
The ceremonies, presid-
ed over by Julio Cabanas.
President of the SAN Carlos
Institute, featured the lay.
ing of II wreath ON Marii's
statue in The park, address
c. by the civic officials
present and the presenia-
ton of Il citation and medal
TO former Mayor Louis Nj.
]. Eisner. bv Cuban Consul
Oscar Morales i'm apprecia-
ton of his services while
mayor i'm fnrthering reIa-
tons between the two
countries.
The program. conducted IL
both Soanish and English wac
ouened with the playing OF the
Star Spaneled Banner and the
Cuban National anthem by the
Kew West High School Band
Harry Albufv Of the caballeros
de MART No 3 placed a wreath
On the statue 81 Merit followed
by tributes BIZ the chiidren 81
the San Carlos Institute.
Mayor G. B. Harvey made a
short address in which he
rointed out thai II was fitting
tina, "Marii was born in The
a1e of another great liberator.
Lincoln. Both loved freedom"
he said.
Cuban Consul Morales said
that Key West with it's Spanish
heritage is living example OF
democracy in action. That the
large and powerful United States
and the small neighboring coun-
try of Cuba can live together So
tremendously is Indicative of
their common love for freedom
II was in Key West that the
Cuban liberators gathered their
resources for the fight for free
dom.
In accepting the medal. Els
ner said. Il am proud and hap
py to accept this honor. but
feel that the people OF Key
West are more entitled TO II as
| only very humblY represent
ed the people"
Or in the words Of Marti that
appear on the BaYview Park
monument. he said. I only
wished to offer 10 the people
of Key West that which is left
of my heart"
Captain Payson OF the Navy,
The Rev. lsmaeI Neerin oi the
-aballeros de Marti. Jose Diaz
and a student at the San Carlos
institute gave short talks.
The Honor Guard OF the Al
.hur Sawyer Post. American lie
sion was also present, along with
Police and Fire De artment rep
and the entire mem
oership of the Order Caballefos
lie Marti. The large group OF
spectators included many winter
visitors to Kew West
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17

iben Offupationsbeboroen unb Ser
oltoeutIben 8epolferutg bebingt lno
beitimmt. gs lit baber our6aus ber-
itanolid, oaB oie oeutid)e &egierung
ones tut, Inn oie ausbebnung Der
mosfopitilben Serridaft auf Die
oeutl6e 8unoesrepublif at perbin.
bern.
8eoer bie 8eniibungen Ser &egie-
rl1ng bon Bonn, ben @eneralpertrag
m0glibit giinitig fir 8eutldlano at
geitaIten, nod ielbit oie franfbafte
Sppoiition Ser beuti6en So5ial0eno-
froten baben nit oem @eilt bon Ha=
pallo etpas 5u tun. 9as @eipenIt bon
Gapallo, 1pel6es oie mosfotpitii6en
Snperiolilten por5ugaufeln periu6en
(,lno bas fran5oltibe Bolitifer als
Bopon5 benuben = 81 eo.) fann fei-
men ernlt oenfenoen Bolitifer mebr
eri6reden. Uk.
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ettua ben einaeInen Meniden anber.
traut, ionbern Seiner STRIDE, tpelber
gr ben sluftrag gegeben bat, bieie au
fiibren, bamit ite in Sreue bieien bei-
ligen gta6laB annebme 8epuBt bes
Ge6tes uno ser 8flitbt bes IpoIto-
lil6en Stubles, altoritatip in Die
Sragen Der Woral ein5ugreifen, ipenn
es notluenoig it, batten @ir uns
oesbolb IN ltnierer Inipro6e bonn
20. Sftober oes pergangenen sSabres
5ur slufgabe eemad)t, oie @etpiiien
itber Die Grobleme bes gbelebens 5lt
unterri6ten. 0tit berlelben autoritdt
erfluren @ir beute oen gr5iebern uno
Der Sugeno: Sas gottli6e @ebot Ser
Geinbeit Der Seele uno oes 2eibes gilt
unperminOert audi fir Sic beutige ssu-
geno. slu6 lie bat Die moralil6e Ser
pfli6tung uno nit Silfe ser 8naoe
al16 oie Wtogli6feit, it6 rein 5u be-
nabren.
GS lit berpfli6tenoe uno tpeiie
&egel fiir oen gr5ieber, ia ni6t 5u
periaumen BEN Sugenoli6en Sen
boben 8ert ser Eeinbeit altf5u5eigen,
INN lie 10 Oabin 5l1 fiibren ooB lie bic
9teinbeit lie6en ltno oieie Inn ibrer
Ielblt tpilen erltreben. Ser gr5ieber
bat Sic 9lufgabe, oieIes 8ebot in
leiner gon5en 8i6tigfeit 1tno i'm
GrnIte Der gottliben slnorOnung ser
Sl1geno ein5uprGgen.
2lber nod mebr ols i'm Grioatleben
ipollen beute oiele oie SerrIdaft oes
Stttengelebes bonn offentli6en, lpirt=
l6oftli6en unO io5ialen 2eben aus
l6lieben, bon Oen Seroronltngen ser
Stootsgetpolt no6 irnen uno al1Ben,
int &rieg unO I'M Srieoen, ais Oh @ott
bier ni6ts 5u iagen bdtte, 1penigItens
ni6t5 ablolut Gerpfli6tenoes. Die
bon 8ott gelpollte SrOnung muB oas
gan5e 2eben lmfoIlen, ou6 oos
ofTentlicbe 2eben in al leinen gr=
|lbeinung5 5formen. @ir itno iiber5
onB oorln nldt irgenoeine @inl6rdn=
flung Der Dabren nenI6li6en Srei=
belt, niht Elm ginoringen in sic 8e-
longe oe5 StaateS 1iegt, ionoern biel=
mebr cine Si6erung gegen Srrtiimer
rnO WtiBbraube, Dor oenen Die 6riIt-
lt6c Wora1, lpenn onoers lie ri6tig
angeponot miro, MIR i6iiten fann.
GieIe 8abrbeiten miillen SEN iungen
Seltten gelebrt uno ibren @etpiiien
etngepragt lperOen bon ienen, oie in
6ontilie ODER Sbule Sic Bfliht boben,
Die Gr5iebung 5u leiten unb 10 oen
Sdmen elmer beiieren 3ufltnft gu
lden.
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DaH hrtltgr Brnnlrtd1-
tant1fp1f

GaS beilige 5ronlei6namsfeIt miro
5uriidgefiibrt ouf oos Sabr 1880. 9r=
mails lebte 3u 2iitti6 (gelgielD eine
&lolterfrau namens Suliana. 9;ele
bate in BEN erlten Sabren ibres ST.
oenslebens cine Ieltiame grl6einrnq.
Sef ter erl6ien ibr Ser Ofon0 i'm bol=
fen @lan5e. Gr bate aber in leiner
9tunoung einen bltnflen SLED. geie=
mano fonnte oas @elt6t erfl1ren, bis
Gbriitus Ielblt Ser Sl1liana offen6arte,
Ser Wono beoeute oie gegennqrtige
Stride, Ser Sled aber Ben slbgang
zines 6eltes, pelcbes gr BON oen
@laubigen feiern laiien no6te, n6nl=
li6 oas Oes Sronlei6nalnsfeItes.
Suliana entoedte Sic Sffenbarung
5lterlt einem &anonifus 5u 2ittti6
namenS Sobannes oe 2auienna, bier
altf oem Safob Bantoleon, einem
Ir6ioiafpn OaielbIt, Damn Oem Yater
Sugo, Gropin5ial Ser 9ominifaner.
Sic Sa6e fam Dor 8iidbof &obert BON
2iitti6, ser inn Sabre 1916 bie slb=
baltltng bieies 5eltes in ieinem gan=
gen 8istl1m anoronete. slls MIN ser
eben ertpabnte Safob Bantaleon ltnter
Dem Namen Urban W. SEN p1pIt=
liben Sbron beltiegen batte, iu6te er
oa5 5elt Oes lronlei6nans in Ser
gan5en fatbolilben Stride ein5ufiib=
ren. @urOe aub iein 500 ein SinOer=
mis-, oieies Iein @orbaben aus5u-
fiibren, 10 fam man oo6 ipater
nieoer alf Oie Sa6e 5uriid, uno al,f
elmer aagemeinen &irdenperiamm=
lung, Delbe 5l1r 3eit oes Sapites
&lemens Z. Cm Sabre 1910 5u
Sienne in 5ranfrei6 gebalten puroe,
Oeroronete man, baB Die Seierli6feit
in Ser gan5er fatbolii6en Stride be-
gangen meroe. Die folgenben BGpite
Ill6ten Johann our6 grteilung ber=
i6ieoener Iblalle uno our6 beionoere
slufforOerungen oie @ldubigen 5ur
feierli6en 8egebung oieIes neuen
SeIttages 5lt ernuntern.
Ser 8runo, pesbalb nit bielen
6eit cine feierli6e Bro5eiiiOn perbun-
Den tpur0e, lit folgenoer: 8or allem
lino 3lpei oenftpiirhige Tntia6en alS
Seranlaliung 5u erpdbnen. sSsm Sabre
1889 lpuroe Die Stabt Sapoca in
Spanien bon ungldubigen SolOaten
ii6erfaaen. 9ie meiiten ginpobner
ergriffen oie Slu6t. Vtan pollte au6
Oas sllerbeiligite Dor 8errnebrung
i6iiben uno nabm aus elmer Stride
oie lebs fonlefrierten beiligen 500
ltien, leste iie IN Elm Sii6lein uno oer-
ltedte tie unter einem Stein. sls man
nabtrdgli6 bas Si6lein mieber alrf-
macbte, eri6ienen Oie beiligen Soften
rot pie bon 8lut iibergoiien. Oiele
wunoerbaren Soften pllrben nun in
feierlider 8ro5eiiion iu-oie Stride ges
tragen uno 5ur Mnbetllng ausgeiebt
No9 elm anoeres oenfpiiroiges gr-
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iib anf Die ganoe @egeno bes gties,
Die er als 8olfsmiilionar in ben 3ei-
ten, mo feline groBen 8allfabrten
ltattfanoen, preOigeno unb unterrid.
teno ourd5og. Mit mpltii1en @aben
ausge5etbnet, ein inniger 8erebrer
WarienS unb Serolo ser Ser5- -Seius
slnoa6t, beoor oieie bon 5ranfreib
iibertragen lpuroe, gall Seningen I'M
Solf als Elm Seiliger, Den idon s1
2eb5eiten man6e punberbare 8eges
benbeiten funbtaten. Nad oreiBig
Sabren geiegneter arbeit inn @ein,
berg oes Serrn Itarb Ser Bater 81
Ganangen am %. Sanuar 1904.
Seine GubeItdtte i'm &reu5gong ser
Stiftsfir6e OaIelbIt lit beitdnoig ge.
i6nriidt uno BON 9etern beIu6t.
gmpfeblen mir, liebe 2eier, oen
I6mebenoen Seligipre6ungspro5eB
oem lieben Seilano, bamit oas ge.
pritfte Geuti6lano einen neuen Sir.
ipre6er aus ieinen S0bnen erbalte!
Wit 5reunoesgruB uno GrieIter.
iegen
Joseph H. Wels, ST.
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Aprgltrt1p Rtttp pttpH hputftrpn
MtittnnarH

Sn elmer fir6lif bliibenoen, ober
ormen, gut tatbolii6en Bforrgemeitt.
De in Barag1ap, Siio-glmerifo, feblt
oringenO Elm gang bel6eioenes &ird1.
lein. uttier iebnli6iter @uni6, oos
8ottesbaus ol1f bergangene 8eib.
nadten fertiggeltelt 5u baben, ging
leioer nibt gan5 in grfiiIlung. gs
feblen oie Oeittel. 1nier oller Soften
uno 9eten lit MIN auf Sitern 1862.
9a es ii6 Our6peg Inn Grmite
Sanobepolferung banoelt - es iino
auBer ParagltaDern ou6 0eutI6e, pol.
ntIfe, ruiiiid)e uno anbere quite &o.
tbolifen oorbanOen -, miro INN Die
gittige Witbilfe Ser 10 oft betpGbrten
fatbolil6en Garitas aus oen Ser.
Stoaten gebeten. Seoe - aub bic al.
lerfleinIte - @abe, oie in in einem
getp0bnliden 8riefe per sslugpoit
(5ebn Gents Gorto) ouf neine oolIe
geranttportung geia11ot peroen fonn,
ninrmt Der ltnter5eihnete oeutI6 I6e
Bater banteno entgegen. Guittl,ng
miro iofort erteilt. Sir Die eolen
Sreunoe uno 8onner Der ongefange.
men SI.-&reu5z&ir6e miro monatlid
Ser Segen elmer beiligen Meiie oufge.
opfert.
SSnfolge Ser politii6en l1nruben in
Sarogl1aD m0gen sic bite etrpaiqe
gittige @aben in 8urgeIo uno gu.
ldriften ni6t mebr an midi nod 8a-
ragltap, ionoern ab teute nur nod
an meinen amtli6 uno fir6Ii6 8e,
pol(ma6tigten Serrn Sole Wtoper,
Guiina Gorreo, $50. 1861 IN guenos
aires (argentina) per SIugpoi
(5ebn Gents Borto) in einem itarfen
l1mi6lag, gut 5ugeflebt, ouf neine
pollite Geranttportrng ienoen. Sr.
Wfaper iibergibt mir iofort uno
prompt oie @abe. Serali6ites Ser.
geltS 8ott i'm 8oraus!
ssatber Sole 9reuiier. S.V.D.,
8arroquia Santa Gru5", Goronel
9ogaoo (Garaguap), Soutb america.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17

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