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Evening star., 1952-03-06
Lowell MeNett:

A certain number Of our
United States Senators seem
determined to reveal their real
size to the people Of the country.
For many months the Senate
chamber has echoed with the
clamor against corruption in
the executive branch OF the
Government and with cries for
reform. And Senators have
taken the matter directly to the
people on public platforms, on
the television screen and by
radio. I don't suppose there is
a single Senator who hasn't
expressed his indignation con-
cerning some Of the conditions
that have been exposed and his
determination to do something
about it.
Most sensational Of the rev.
elations thus far perhaps have
been those involving the Bureau
of Internal Revenue. A painstak-
ing and thorough investigation
by a subcommittee Of. the House
Ways and Means Committee.
headed by Representative King.
Democrat, Of California, has
brought to light serious breaches
of trust on the part OF some OF
the collectors. This investigation
continues and it Is furnishing
work for Federal grand jurieS
In various parts Of the country.
Meantime the Hoover Com
mission on Government Re-
organization, set up by Congress
and headed by Herbert Hoover.
has offered q plan for reorgan-
ization Of the Internal Revenue
Bureau. It's most important pro-
posal is one designed to take the
bureaus personnel out Of poli-
tics, by placing everybody ex-
cept the commissioner under
ciyil service. President Truman
has placed before Congress q re-
organization plan In line with
the Hoover Commissions recom-
mendations. without . dissent
ing vote, the House approved the
plan on January IA.
It Is now before the Senate
placed there by q resolution Of
disapproval offered by Senators
George Of Georgia and Millikin
Of Colorado. II a constitutional
majority Of the Senate, 80
members, supports this resolu-
l ton the reorganization plan viii
Evening star., 1952-03-06

versal military training. He al
ready has prepared an armed
services pay bill desired by the
Pentagon. On the Appr0pria-
tions Committee he is also q
tower OF strength for the security
programs.
The man at the heart Of the
Administrations long fight for
public power, Interior Secretary
Chapman. cannot say too much
for Mr.. Russell in these fields.
Mr.. Chapman describes Mr..
Russell as chiefly responsible for
congressional approval Of the
new Southeastern power prof.
ects.
It is not, In short, possible
for any Democrat a with q
memory to dismiss Dick Russell
as a Dixiecrat bent on per-
petuating feudal social or eco.
nomic order in the South.
Senator Russell's friends go
further. They demand to know
how the administration can ac-
cept Senator Kerr Of Oklahoma
as q national candidate and not
Mr.. Russell. Senator Kerr has
voted with the South on civil
rights, tidelands oil and cloture.
It so happens that Senator
Russell voted against tidelands
oil when the issue was before
the Supreme Court because he
felt it then improper.
He will vote for it now since
the court has decided the issue
against States rights. It is
reported in the Senate that SEN
ator Kerr will shift his position
this time.
Evening star., 1952-03-06

In accordance with the Hoover
Commissions proposals; and
this drive would suffer a sharp
setback were the plan to be
defeated"
The committee says further:
"The defeat of this plan would
undermine public confidence in
the entire reorganization pro-
gram. It might reise a serious
public question whether or not
Congress is capable Of meeting
its responsibilities for eradicat-
ing the unfortunate conditions
in which corruption is bred"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-11
Allies Plan
ForExpected
Connie Attack
Urgency Was Given To
High Strategy Session
Bv French General

DeIa-signN

WASHINGTON - The mill
tary chiefs of the major Pacific
powers meet here today to con-
slider what might be done to save
Southeast Asia from an assault
now threatening from Red China.
The staff chiefs of Britain,
France and the United States. with
observers from Canada, Australia
and New Zealand, open their top
Continued on Page Threel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-11
Four Killed
Last Month I'm
Highway Crashes
Six Injured In
County: ii Accidents.
Says Report

Four persons were Killed and
six persons injured in highway ac
cidents in Monroe County during
the month of December, Highway
Patrolman James Wilder reports.
There were il accidents reported.
Property damage amounted TO
$3.50.
This information comes from the
monthly activity report issued by
1t. Joe Gallup of Miami, says
Wilder.
The report states further that
there were 81 arrests for drunk
en- driving. excessive speed. no
drivers licenses. etc, during thr
month.
The highway patroimen in ,the
county recovered one stolen car
and apprehended one wanted per-
son.
OF the SO drivers license exam
nations given. Is failed and 10
were Incomplete.
The patrol issued IS 4S-hour cor
rection cards for faulty equipment:
issued 81 warning tickets for minor
traffic violations; assisted SO motor
lists who had car trouble: made two
commercial radio safety talks: and
gave information to 1l2 tourists.
regarding places of interest, loo
atiOnS and road conditions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-11
Project Built
Vas Described As
Greatest Event La
History OF City

The 40th anniversary OF the first
run of the Florida East Coast rail
road to Key West win be com
memorated at a luncheon reunion
of the men who built and manned
the Iron Horse" il was announc-
ed today by E.A. Strunk. Jr
The $50, 900 900 train came over
the Keys on its first run bearing
railroad owner Henry NJ Flagler
on January p. 1912.
Teh tycoon was greeted by the
late Mayor of Key West Joseph
Fogarty and such leading citizens
as George w. Allen, president of
the First National Bank.
Between $4,000 to 5000 Key
WesterS were on hand to greet the
Iron Horse according to veteran
Citizen writer Sam Harris.
Among them were $500 school
children who waved small Ameri-
can flags at the incoming train.
which had started construction
around the turn of the century.
Strunk who worked on the rail
Continued On Page Six
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-11
Judge Caro-
Volunteers
Aid To Agency
Declares That Families
Who Are Separated
Need Outside Euitlanrr

Criminal Court Judge Thomas
Caro- said this morning that "a
connection with q PROGRAM for q
family service AGENCY 10 aid those
with domestic and personal prob
lens. Il will be glad to help out
in an advisory capacity in any
wav."
Judge Caro added that 10, a.
these separations in families
need outside guidance. an they
need for adjustment. very often
is lust cooperation.
\ committee at GIVE leaders
plan to study ways and means -
establish the family SelN ire
clinic. group authorized by the
Kew West Ministerial aSSocia.
ton.
Mis- Dorothy Cason. eycclJ-
tive secretary of the FAMILY SCI
rire, Community chest agenc,,
consulted with Kew West Of
ficials and citizens al a confer
o""", Their service would pro-
vide marriage counsel. parent.
child relations help for umuar-
ried mothers and other social
problems of the community.
Juvenile Court Judge Eva
Warner Gibson also advocated the
Continued On Page SIX
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-11
Robert S. Allen
Makes Visit Here

Robert S. Allen. co-oriJin-
ator with Drew Pearson of
the Washington MerrY-Go.
Round column. and one of
the earliest writer's 10 dis
cover the charms Of Key
West spent Wednesday con-
ferrin5 with Julius Stone
concerning his Key West
business affairs.
Allen made such flying
trip TO Key West that he did
not have chance to see any
Of his other old friends.
The pink house on Eaton
street bought by Allen back
in 1895 has since been sold.
Julius Stone. however, pick.
ed some famarinds from the
trees in its yard and Mrs.
Stone prepared famarind
ice for Allen at luncheon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-11
Blue Winged Teal
Being Cared For

Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Bramlett
Catherine street. have been caring
for a blue-winged Teal bird since
January 1. The bird. apparently ex.
hausted in migratory flight, alight-
cd in their yard.
The bird is kept in screened
back porch of the residence. and
was fed with dry oatmeal and cut
mp pieces of celery stalks placed in
tub of water.
The Teal is slowly recovering
its strength and will be released
on the lower keys by Jack Watson.
representative of the L. S. Fish
and Wildlife Service.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-11
.Jaycees Will
Sponsor March
OF Dimes Ball
Presidents Birthday
Ball Chairman Ii Jim
Keen: Affair Will Be
Held At Casa Marina

The Key West Junior Chamber
of Commerce announced We'd
nesday that it will again this
year sponsor the annual Presi-
dents Birthday Ball in coopera-
ton with the local March of
Dimes program.
Jim Keen has been appointed
to serve for the Jaycees as chair
man Of the clubs activities in
this line. He will be ably assisted
by Freddie Edwards, Hilary Al
bury. Joe Pinder. Bob Youmans,
Ambrose Dzanis. Joe Bucks and
Manuel Lopez.
Mr. Marmorstein and Mr.. Con-
milf of the Hotel Casa Marina
Continued IA Page Eight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-11
City Votes Against
.FinaneineRoofO Out
OfCigarette Taxes
Approve Project
But BeIiere
That Moneys
Needed For
SeiCers, Streets

City Commissioners vot-
ed agains, financing a roof
for Wickers' Stadium Out
OF cigarette tax money, in
a iour and one-quarter
hour budget meeting that
kept them AT City Hall
from q y. m. 10 l2:lo
midnight.
L he Commissioners
stressed that they are all
for the ''raise-the-roOf"
campaign but voted that
funds for ii should not be
taken from the cigarette
tax. which j. earmarked
for sewers. sidewalks and
streets.
The "Raisa-the- Roof Cow
npittea has not been ahia 10 raise
a'l of IFS expected $4,000 toward
the stadium roof. Kine said. The
r'tv laclre the money 10 make I'm
this deficit for the private group.
SO the roof item was cut out of
the budget for the present.
Only other official action taken
nv the commissioners was to in
struct CITY MANAGER kim 10 Get
in touch with each of the Plan
ming CornnissionerS for a meet
ing to discuss changing First
street to Fourth street from
Zone "A" to "A-i.1 Al Joint naeat-
in" of the Pl9nnino Commission
pnd the Planning Board will be
held Januarv 23 to consider the
pronosed 7oning changes which
would permit duplexes in the
area between First and Fourth
streets. If the nine-member Plan
ming commission can be rounded
up for that date, the meeting WilI
90 ahead.
Meanwhile Woodworking Com
missioners really went to town
working on the budget, accord
Continued On Page Six
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-11
Nary Pilot Lost
On Routine Flight
Thursday Erening
Citizen Statl ruo,u

a Navy pilot on a routine
training flight in his F6F
Grammar Hellcaf was OBJ
served to descend and glide
into the ocean IL miles north
of Boca Chica field al ll:23
Thursday evening.
The pilot was on a ground
control intercept flight at the
Fleet All Weather Training
Unit. when he reported en-.
CINE trouble over the radio.
The Navy air.sea rescue
team Of a. ply, Beechcrafis.
Blimps. Helicopiers. and
sCosFf Guard and Navy
crash boats went into action
Immediately and are eontin.
uiny their search for the
missing aviator.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-11
40th Anniversary Of
FEC Railroad Will Be
Gosn1meEmorufed In City
Canadian Beauty
Presumed Dead

The Sheriff's office announced
today that the groundwork in the
investigation of the disappear
ance of Mrs. Hughuette LeMay.
canadian beauty, is being laid
out on the prosition that she
is dead.
Chief Deputy Frank Webber
said that the investigation was
being continued along routine
,Conunu.d On Page flgnlI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-11
Local Youths
Story Read Orer
Mutual Last Night

Root Fishing" story written
by Jack A. Knowles. 17-year old
son of Mr. and Mrs. John, A.
Knowles. 1922 Stump Lane, was
read on the Rod and Gun Club OF
the Air radio propram over Mutual
last night.
Young Knowles will be present
ed with rod and reel, a box OF
Continued On rage Eightl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-11

He wrote The Citizen enclos-
ing cony of his letter TO the
Secretary Of the Navy which
rSl5e for his i'0madiate approval
of the needed $425.00O for addi-
tional nunnS. Senator SmatherS
wrote the Secretary:
Tn view Of the urgency of
the matter. I earnestly believe
the situation calls for a solu-
fion 81 the earliest possible
roment. which can only be
reached through a deficiency
expenditure. AS such items
must receive your personal ap-
prevail I urge your favorable
consideration Of this project. as
am confident that il would
not only be in the best inter
est of the people OF the State
Of Florida. but would serve
well the needs of the military
services in the Key West area"
While Smathers is doing every
thing he can to aid Key West in
the water shortage. numerous
complaints show that the situa-
ton is still bad.
Ernest Ramsey. Manager Of the
Florida Keys Aqueduct Commits
sion could not be reached, He
has been out of town since We'd
nesday and his office said he
would be in Miami until Mon
day
Senator Slnathers' letter to the
of the Navy states:
"As you know. the city of Key
West. Florida, obtains its fresh
water supply through the facili-
ties of pipeline running along
the Keys and operated by the
Continued On Page Six
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-11
Smathers Urges Navy Secretary To Personally ApproSe
S425>OOO Emergency Appropriation For Water Pump
Says Expenditure
VIII Be In Best
Interest Of The
People OF Fla.

Senator George Snaih-
ers has urged the Secre-
tary of Navy, Dan kinlbalI,
to personally approve an
emergency $425.OOO APP
preparation for additional
pumping facilities to allie
viate Key Vests critical
water shortage, he inform
ed The Citizen today.
Smathers acted immed-
lately uOOn receiving
Mavor c. Il. Harvey's tele-
rhep" call Monday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-11
Small Repair
Permit Issued

A $50 pain; job was tie extent
of heilding activity in Key West
.todas ussArdiIg IL Budofns III
spector Ralph Russell
Serene Cato is painting the
side of a house at $50 fleming
street at an estimated cost of $50.
according to permit issued. Only
other activity was Rauls permit
for neon sign at the Roosevelt
boulevard restaurant.
Plumbing Inspector Harry AL
sing issued one permit to E.E,
Hood. 2G0l Fogarty street
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-11
Price Clinics
AT Local Chamber

John f.. Neel: acting district di-
rector for the South Florida Office
of Price Sterilization. today an
nolrnced plans TO start series Of
price clinics in the Key West area
with the first meeting to be held
in the Chamber of Commerce
building, $50 am. TO 800 D. m.
OF Jan. nth. John Bolt viii be
the ops representative on duty.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-22

Barent Eeaher- -8ereinignng. Der Tie
ieoe Nohe beifpobnen m uB. Muh
Damn iino Die nneraogenen ainber
aIlein ino oft Oem Manne iiberIaiien,
Der nad idiperer Engesarbeit ben
Sausbalt belorgen muB. Danf meiner
giten gltern unb @roBeltern iinb mir
alIe gut uno briItlih er5oger. beten
gemeinlam unier Eiidgebet lnb bie
abenogebete, geben 5uiammen alir
Stride lmb in ser Mopent- ilno 6aIten-
5eit beten mir gemeiniam oen gfoien-
fran5 subauie. 8ir &inber iino Itets
biiblb unb reinli6 gefleioet unb biele
bon uns belfen Sen gltern i'm Saule
nit llnierer srbeit. 8ir befolgen Die
@infe uno Hati6lage, bie nns iebe
8ohe in Sbrent foItli9en 8latt
gegeben 1peroen. gSir leben geluno
unb brou6en feinen ar5t, ba mir bon
unieren gltern nno @roBeltern bie
belten Sausmittel ererbt baben. Sn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-22

gen orohenben @efabren rno oes biel-
faden Mangels an Srganilation nnO
geniigenoen Iorbereitungen NOR Der
grfolg nur 5eitipeilig, 1,no oaran
ld)eiterte oas lobli1e 1tnternebmen
gum aroBen Cell. 3aB troboem oieies
aroBe l1nternebmen als elm ipeltbiIto-
RIDES greisnis an5uieben lit, oarin
Itimnlen sic maBgebenoen Stitorifer
therein. 9ie &reu55iige batten ibre
tiefe geOel,tllng. Sbibon Ser na6lte
3tped nidt errei6t tpuroe, bat Die oa-
malige &ultl,r oes' Mbenolanoes, Die
moterielle ipie ote geiltige, Dem Inter
nebmen piel 5u oanfen. Sanoel, &l1nit
uno @illenldaft erlangten einen
neuen 9lufi6pung. Snbem gan5en
Dtailen cine nel1e, bis oabin ni6t &C.
fannie @elt ii6 offenbarte, muBte oas
8eiltesleben auf leinen peri6iebenen
@ebieten einen nelen Inlporn uno
S6pung erbalten. gseue Sroen nno
Gereine entItanoen infolge ser &ren5=
5iige. 8eiItlibe Sroen unO peltlide
Gereine gum S6ut Ser beiligen Stat=
ten uno 51r Serpflegung Ser Geilen=
oen iupie 5ur llnterItiitung Ser
slrmen lpuroen gegriinoet, oeren Ser
5ueiglngen nod bis in l,nlere 3eit
bineinrosen. 9ieiem tiefreligioien
mittelalterli6en 8eiIt emit itammte
au6 sic 8ralsioee. llnter Oem beili=
gen Grol perltano man sic Shale
ooer ben &el6, oeren Sid Gbriitrs
nit oeu Siingern beim letten Ibeno-
mohl beoient bobeu lou. I'm oiele
foItbare Heliql,ie bat sic mittelalter=
li6e Gidtrng einen berrli6en, edit
reli9ioleu Sagenfran5 geluoben. Sn
oieler S6ale Iou Solepb bon Iri-
MATILDA oas 9lut oes grloiers ge-
lammelt baben uno burd leinen
Shmnger 9ron iou Ser @roI na6
gritannien gefommen iein. Baraioal,
Der 9lrtusritter, entltammt Oieiem @e=
l0Ie6t. 90 mar cine Serbinbung ber=
geltellt 5lpilden Ser @ei6i6te bes
beiligen Grul lmO Ser slrtusiage. Der
0ral lit nit tpltnoerbaren @aben aus
seltattet: lein beltGnoiger slnblid ber=
leibt etpige Sugeno; er ideioet Ste
&eineu bon BEN llnreinen, ltno an
ieoen &urfreitag legt cine gl1n5enoe
Sntbe cine peiBe SoItie auf BEN 8ral.
gr miro aufbeDabrt i'm berrli6en
8raltelnpel auf oem 1ln5ugangliben
Wontlalpage, oeiien 31gange Die
SelnpleiIen belua6en. Soneit Die
mittelulterli6e Gage. Ser beutl6e
0idter @olfrum bon gidenbaf bat
ibr Sic i1t ser oeuti6en 2iteratur be-
fannte 8eltalt eegeben. 9ti6aro 8ag=
ner bat ben @ral in Sen Mittelpllnft
ieines "Eariifal" geltellt.
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u. Sp., ga.

Saure Wtild gebort ni6t nlr Su
Ben belten gtabrungsmitteln, lonoern
miro BON feinem unoeren Hubrungs=
mittel an giftfeinltotenoen gigenl6af=
ten iibertroffen. IS miro bebauptet,
oaB unlere 8oreltern 10, penig BON
8ranfbeiten bellngelu6t lno Elm 10
bobes 9llter errei6ten, neil tie 10 oft
am Gage iaure Wfild genoNen. gs lit
miiienldaftlid beluielell, oaB Die mei-
item Oteni6en at Garmpergiftl1ng
Iterben, 5. f. OaB 0armpergiitungell
Ser 9lnlaB 81 Ben peridieoenlten too
bringenoen &ranfbeiten lino. Scum lit
iaure Wil6 IN bobem 8raoe Oarms
reinigeno, inoem lie feline 8iftItoffe
nuftomlnen ldBt. 3uderfranfe, 1pel6e
lih fuIt ausiblieBli6 bon abgerabn=
ter Sauermil6 ndbren, genelen, 1pen,1
Ser &orper nidt i6on balb bon oieler
morOeril6en Grunfbeit 5eritort lit.
&er an slrterienperfalfung leioet,
loate tdglid Oreinal Souernil6 NIT
Sdnar5brot genieBen unO penig
iSleild) eiien. au6 Sogburt lit ni6ts
anoeres ais iaure Wtilh. Sogenannte
llnbeilbare Sautfrantbeiten fonnen
olrG po6enlauge &uren NIT laurer
Mil6 gebeilt perOen. Salt glei6Der-
ttg nit iullrer Wil6 lit Sauerfraut=
muiier. Staoter fonnen meiit feline
Iaure Wtil6 erbalten, lpeil sic refine
aubmilf nad geieblider Gorldrift
Iteriliiiert uno ourd anoere 8ro5elle
oerart ~gereinigt" it, OaB feline iaure
.gtlld) mebr Oaraus gema6t Deroen
fam. llniere Surmer tonner fir ben
eigenen @ebraub quite iaure Dtil6
bereiten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-22
= 1Sran ST. N., W6.

@ir iino germ bereit, SSbre ipabr=
beitsgetreue SbilOerllng elmer 6ri1t=
lidfatboliiden Sausfrau i'm @egen=
tell 5lt elmer ibr gegenidbli6 nirt=
l6atteroen Sal1strau gum 8eIten
lnIerer Seierinnen 5l1 peroffentli6en.
@ir geben Sbrsn 9rief tportli6 tpie-
Der: sd famine bon Oeuti6gebore-
nen Gltern ab, bin aber bier geboren
lno er5ogen lporoen. Weine gltern
manOerten por etlpa iteb5ig Sobrell
aus 9aDern na6 benz ,gelobten
Sanoe'. Sbr fleines gigentum per=
fauften iie unO nabmen nl,r bas Hot=
DenOiglte NIT. Sic 6omilie beItano
aus Safer, Wtutter, einem 8rl,oer oes
Goters uno flint &inoern, orei &na=
ben I'M sllter BON lieben bis fiinf5ebn
Sabren unO 5lpei erna6ienen So6s
tern. Sic lpunoerten, na6 LANCER
Jabrt altf einem Segelidiff bon
9tem yort uuf einem 8rairie S9oo-
ner, wie man Sic groBen, bon 8fer-
ben ge5ogenen, beOedten @agen
nannte, na6 goro- -@isconiin, 1pas
etIide @o6en ouuerte. SSn @isconiin
angelangt, fonnten iie i'm llripalb bon
ibren slerte,l SGsen, Saden uno
S6altfeln, Sic lie mitgenommen bat=
ten gllten 8e6rau6 MAIDEN. 1as
erIte uno Notlpenoigite mar cine 8ob=
ming coer penieitens Elm 5eitpeiIiser
ltnterl6lupf. gs nuroe Elm etlpa sim-
mergrobes 2o6 in oie groe gegra=
ben unO nit 8arn1itdnlnlen unb bar=
iiberliegenoen 8ras itiiden (Sob) Inft-
oldt perlhlolen. 9ln einem gnoe ipar
cine Seffnllng, bon ser ser &au6
oes 5erers entlpei6en fonnte. glls
Nadtlager oiente Elm Saufen 2aub
uno getrodnetes @ras. 0a Sic MGn=
ner ibre 5linten mitgenommen bot
ten, lpuroe ser Sii6 reidlib nit @ilO
aller slrt, oas' 5ablreid iib porfanb,
perlorgt. Sbgleif ib bamals nod
nidt auf ser 8elt mar, er5GbIten mir
meine gltern oft bon SEN oamaligen
tpobl barten, aber erfabrungsrei6en
3eiten uno belonoers bon Sen falten
@intern i'm Horoen @isconlins. @ie
baben iid Sic 3eiten geGnbert! Sic
lino lpobl ollf alien @ebieten bolfom=
mener uno in mander Sinli6t beiier,
aber oas 6riItfatbolil6e Samilien-
leben man6er 5amilien lit ni6ts
meniger als ioeal. SSSn meiner na6ite,l
Na6baridaft ipobnt cine Sanilie mil
fiinf unerpadienen ainoern. 0ie
Wtutter lit cine mooerne Muse e6rau,
cine ii6ergel6nappte ,SabD'. Anitat1
ibre uner5o9enen &inber 5u eraieben,
nimmt tie an alien Barties uno Ser.
gniigen tell uno iiberldBt Die Samilie
elmer iogenannten 8abb-Sitterin
elmer geserin. 8ie fann ba bon
elmer orbentliben &inoerer5iebung
gei6tpeige bon elmer driitliben @rs
5iebung sic &e6e iein! au6 gebor1
oie geadbarin 5u elmer iosenannter
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. 6. g., Wu.

Ga5 oeuti6e WtetermaB lit groBer
ols unier Cardinals, ndnllib 1897
Snhes. Sas oeutl6e 2itern1aB lit au6
groBer ais unler NuartlnaB, ndmll6
1,O567 Suarts. 9as MeilenmaB lit
in einigen 2dnoern Derid)ieoen. Cine
englilde ooer umeritunilbe Oteile
entbGlt 1,760 yaros, eine Oeutlde
Meile S,1O6 CARDS. slu6 Oas oeut-
ihe ShubmoB lit perlhieoen bon ben
nmerifaniihen. Selblt oas 3eitnlaB
lit onoers als llnier 3eitmaB. Sn
Gerti6lano fangt rpie bel inns Die
3eit an nit ~ llbr Mitternabt; man
51blt nber oonn Sic StlnOen bon
bis "a. @enu eS bel inns II na6ts
lit, lit es in 0elttltluno % ltbr. Ser
llnteri6ieo 5lpii6en Ser 3eit in
9eutihlano uuo in Imerifa betrdgt
etlpa ie6s Stuuoen; lpenn es in
Selltlflano 3. 9. 16 l(br na6mit-
ta9s) lit, lit e5 III 9lmertta 10 llbr
pormittags.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-22
= 1sram @m. 3d., ga.

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iibertreffen ale anoeren 9eabrl1ngss
nittel an R1brItoffeu luno peridieoe-
nen Dem &0rper notpenolgen Wttnes
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bporote, uno boben einen boben @e=
bolt bon Sitamin 4. 8epobnllde
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lie gan5 nit Ser Shale i'm 8adoten
gebraten uno nit ser S6ole gegellen
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riebene &artoffeln lmo 81 Bfanns
fuben gebaden lino ebenfalls lebr 9e-
ilmo, beIonoer5 penn lnun lte bel
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Sugar genieBt. Otuple Sugar ooer
Hod Sugar lit ebenfoll5 gelitnoer ais
ser uuf Dem Wtartt erbaltllde meiBe
3uder.