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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-12
COrSefS

COfSCtS
24-S5.OO Fortuna Elastic Cir
dies and Panty Girdles, white.
small, medium and large S3.4S
$1,000 Diana Panty Girdles,
up and down stretch front and
back, black, sizes 81, %, 81 and
"a S4.44
1O-S1O.95 Famous Make Cor
seIettes, broken sizes - S4.A
1880 RayOn Satin Girdles.
white and pink. 81 to 80 $3.50
1885 NylOn Mesh White
Girdles, q to % S4.A
$3.50 to $500 Longtime and
Regular Brassieres, some strap
less, black, white and nude.
broken sizes .- $3.50
1O-$5.OO RengO Mesh Cor
selettes, nude, "a and SO, $3.50
49-S3.5O FIexees Longtime
Brassieres, cotton batiste, white
and nude, "a to AZ, C cup S1.S9
24-S2.5O to $3.50 RayOn Satin
BrassiereS, blue, nude, broken
sizes - Sl.5S
1O-S5.OO RengO Mesh Cor
selettes, nude, "a and SO, $3.50
$500 Long Line Black Lace
Brassieres, So to AZ, A, B and c
cups ---. -- Sl.S5
49-S3.50 Flexees Longtime
Brassieres, cotton batiSte. White
and nude, "a to AZ, c cup, $1.3S
Second Floor-Washington
Daytime Dresses
6O-S2.99 Cotton Dresses, broken
I5O-S3.99 and $4.95 Washable
RayOn Dresses ----- S2.97
5O-$3.99 Cotton Brunch Coats.
S2.99
5O-S3.99 Cotton HOusedresSes,
IL to A and 141a to 2415, $2.S7
25-S1O.95 to S17.95 RayOn
Dresses, broken sizes 49, $500
25-$5.95 RayOn and Cotton
Dresses, broken sizes - $500
bO-$1.99 to S2.99 Novelty
Aprons, Soiled -------- $1.OO
Second Floor-Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-12

Cotton Fabrics

1000 Yds. 49c-$1.19 Remnants :
Csc to 59c I'd.
500 Yds. $1.OO Combed Broad
cloth, pastels, deep shades, 39-in.
59c yd.
200 Yds. Sc White PercaIe,
5000 quality, 36-in. wide SOC yd.
1000 Yds. Soc, 79c Plain and
Printed COttOnS -- soc yd.
100 YdS. 79c FlOcked Cotton
Soaring, pastels, 13-in. wide,
29c I'd.
50 Yds. sec Nyl0n insertions,
pastels, Ain. wide ---- 39c I'd.
200 Yds. $2.95 Cotton Lace, SO"
wide ---------. $1.S9 I'd.
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-12
China

SASS Decorated Luncheon
Sets, 20-pc. 49,. -- $S.49
eS3.9S Large Pottery Relish
Dishes $1.98
7-$2.9S Decorated Pottery
Flower Bowls - $1.98
Is Prs. $1.OO Novelty Salt and
Peppers --5 Soc pr.
Sass Earthenware Pie Plates
with metal frames $2.98
+S4.45 Novelty Snack Servers,
... S1.98
Sass Large Decorated Pot
terry Pitchers ------ $1.49
1-$9.98 Luncheon Set, 31-pc.,
$l.9S
3rd Floor-Washington Only
Notions
$3.50 Moth Champ VapOr-
izers, for closets 1Sc
Sass Back Rests with arms,
$2.49
2-S7.95 Quilted Plastic Sewing
and Storage HaSsOcks $3.50
6-S3.98 Floral Blanket Boxes,
blue, set Of 2 - $1.SS
SO-S1.29-S1.49 Plastic Garment
Bags, jumbo, regular, suit sizes,
each ---------------$l.OO
1-S2.89 Sewing Box, damaged,
S9c
1-$6.95 Sewing Box, damaged,
$1.99
lOO-S1.OO "Scuffies" assorted
sizes, colors ----------------4Sc
2OO-29c Plastic Suit or Dress
Shoulder Covers --------1Sc
1OO-S1.29-$1.98 Plastic, Suit
Bags ------------4Sc
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-12
Stationery

4S Sets S1.69 Playing Cards, S1.OO
IL Sets S1.75 Playing Cards, S1.OO
S-S1.95 Wooden Ash Receivers,
S1.O0
4O-S1.95 China Birds -- $1.OO
1O-S1.OO Thermometers SOC
2O-S1.O0 Plastic Planters SOC
Street Floor-WaShington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-12
Infants Wear

S1.99 and $3.50 NyIon and Cot
ton Blouses, 3 to 6x - $1.7O
Toddlers' S1.49 Cotton Cardi-
gans, pastels, to 8 -------$1 .OO
Boys $11.95 Corduroy EtOn
Suits, 3 to S $500
Little Girls $3.50 Rain Coats
with detachable hoods, red or
navy, 3 to S ------- $500
$3.50 Boo Toe" Slippers, 7 to 9,
S1.OO
Infants $3.50 and $4.9S Nylon
or Corduroy Sacque and Bonnet
Sets, white and pastels - $3.50
$3.50 NinO or RayOn Crepe Car
rage Robe Sets -------$2.OO
$5.95 Carriage Robe Sets with
rayon satin binding $500 $4.OO
Little Girls $2.29 Seersucker
Robes with matching doll robes,
8 to 6 - -----$ l.0U
Fourth Floor-Washington
Second Floor-Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-12
Housewares

3-$11.45 Mirromatic Pressure
Cookers, fl. samples 1890 S7.99
16-$8.95 Plastic Toilet Seats,
$3.50
20-S2.95 Cast aluminium Fry
Pans, 8" sizes ----- -S1.99
2O-S1.75 Pastry Boards - S1.OO
24-S1.75 Letter Boxes -- S1.0O
4-S24.79 Work Benches, metal
with wood top $14.99
24-59c Metal Dust Pans 29c
6-$3.95 Modern Carpet Sweep
erS - $3.50
2-S19.95 Solid Brass Fire Sets,
Ape. ----.------- 1900 S12.95
1O-S1.75 Pastry and Cutting
Boards -- -S1.OO
25-S1.75 Mail Boxes S1.OO
6-S2.99 ct" Dryer Posts, $1.99
2-S21.5O Wearever Pressure
Cookers so
Bird Floor-Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-12
SDOrfStUe0r

S7.95 Orion and Novelty Sweat
ers, assorted pastels, "a to 40,
$3.44
Orion and Rayon Skirts, grey
tweed, "a to 10 and 80 to SO,
$3.50
$685. Boxy Corduroy Jackets,
assorted colors, broken sizes,
S5.95 Blouses, nylon, rayon
crepes, some wool -- $2.44
$3.50 to $5.95 Seersucker Sep
arates, 10 to IA $50 to 1898
SASS Jackets, assorted fabrics,
broken sizes -----$1 O.SS
$685. to SLABS Skirts, assorted
fabrics, broken sizes - SASS
$500 and $29.95 Chenille Knit
Wool Suits, pastels, broken sizes,
$19.88
S5.95 to $8.95 BlOuses, nylons
and rayons, broken sizes 81 to
A --P1'11
Second Floor
Washington and Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-12
NeNLiaeeS

NegCtgeeS
25-Misses' $S.95 Quilted COolie
Goats, broken sizes $500
eMisses' $1O.95 Quilted .RayOn
Lounging Pajamas, broken sizes,
$500
5-Misses' $10.95 Rayon Satin
Zip-Front Robes, broken sizes,
$500
Second Floor-Washington
Teens Wear
2O-S2.99 to $3.50 Cotton and
Rayon Blouses --- ----$1.99
$3.50 to $16.95 Rayon and
Corduroy Dresses --- $500
3O-S2.99 Blue Jeans, sizes 10
to Is -. $l.S7
Fourth Floor-Washtngton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-12
WASHINGTON ONLY

rregs Nylon, Orion Shirts broken sizes $28S
35-$395 Long Sleeve Sport Shirts broken sizes -$199
14339C-55c Hose cottonS in the group 19c
S4-$395 $495 Genuine Leather Gloves
243 Irregs $3.50 Ties window faded 29c
3-S1295 Cloth Jackets Quilted lining $500
$3.50 Wool Knit Gloves, solid colors 69c
2-$595 Corduroy Stacks, small size
Sass Wool Leather Palm Gloves
12-$395 Sleeveless Sweaters broken sizes
112-$5OO Felt Hats samples, odd sizes
2O-$195 Summer Straw Hats
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-12
Upholstery Specials

se5 Extra Large Rubber Squares in white foam rubber
$l.OO ca.
r,otelasses metalics ----------------- S9C
81 Spcover Drapery Material 5000 yds assorted
decorative fabrics 2-10yd lengths. Solids florals
stripes, abstracts in the group BE yd
First Floor washington-Lower Level. Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-12

25-S1.99 White Cotton Philip
pine Gowns, broken sizes, S1.4S
$3.50 Cotton Challis Print
Pajamas, broken sizes ----$1.S9
IS Rayon Slips, broken assort-
Second Floor-Washington
5O-S5.95 Nylon TricOt Slips,
broken assortment --- $3.50
5O-$2.99 Nylon and Acetate
Briefs, pink and white 500
25-S1. 80 Flannel Gowns, broken
colors, sizes ------------S l.OO
Second Floor-Washington
Street Floor-Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-12
ARLINGTON ONLY

Irregs SO Cotton Athletic Shirts broken sizes $50
Irreg $695 NylOn, Orion Shirts broken sizes ---$2S8
8-$395 Long Sleeve Sport Shirts broken sizes
3O0-39c5 Hose rayons cotons in the group 1876
1885, $495 Genuine Leather Gloves
118 Iregs $780, $5O Ties, window fades $50
4-S395 Sleeveless Sweaters, broken sizes
Street Floor-Arlngton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-12
WASHINGTON ONLY
~ Price and Less

16-S9S5 Roy Rogers Western Jackets sizes a. 6--$aT
3-$1SS5 Gabardne Snow Suits, sizes 4, IL -----SSoS
9-Sl3S5 Snow Suits, 3-pc. sizes 8, 10 -------$oS1
5-S2995 Wool Logging Sets 3-pc, sizes 4, 6, --$l2S9
12-S1O95 $1295 Winter Jackets 16, ID -------->o4'
32-SlS5 Cotton Flannel Shirts broken sizes -S7c
Young Mems $4995 Wool Gabardine Suits, IS $lSSS
22-S1995-S2A95 Spring Suits broken sizes 8-l7 $SV
Junior Boys $2295 Wool Flannel Suits brown size SO0o
Young Mems $4995 WOrsted Suits sizes 81 80 long $!SSS
Corduroy Sport Coats, 8, TO- 15 10
$3.50 Navy Pea Coats, size S4.4S
6S1595 Flannel Cardigan Jackets 2 49, IT, 49, 49, TO- $SS
3-$2495 Alpaca-Lined Storm Coats A. II ----siCSS
5-S1495 Lined Spring Jackets, H. a. 10 S
7-Sl695 "TIusky" Corduroy Coats, 49, 49, 49, 10 -$SS
Long Sleeve Sport Shirts $40 IN group
17-S395 Sweaters, famous make, size 10 sSc
% Junior BOYS S495 Corduroy LOngies size ---SlSe
Second F1oor-Washngton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-12
lamps

SS-S2.98 Plastic Shades, floor,
table, bridge sizes, white, ma
room or green trim, washable
$1.49
13-$1O.0O China Table Lamps,
assorted styles, Sway lighting,
metal mountings, rayon shades
$500
19-S19.9S Modern Pottery Table
Lamps, Bradley and Royal Haze
ger in assorted styles, shades
$9.97
6-$16.98 Vanity Lamps, glass
design, green leaf decoration,
washable shades ---- $11.S7
Third Floor-Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-12

Mems Clothing
WASHINGTON ONLY
$l2.95 All Wool SIoeks
Gabardnes, flannels tweeds sheens and
Sa Ss' 1888
$29.75 Wool Sport Coots
Shetland tweeds in smart patterns.
Single breasteds patch pockets, q &W6M m
button fronts some with center vents c8.S
Regs, a, 4e; shorts, 1888, 4o-44; 'A~DSO
longs, SO, &c. 46. Just 49,
$50, SIS All Wool Suits
! q; ss' iss: s24.77
O'O' second F1oor-washington
Mems FURNISHINGS
Washington and Arlington
Irreqs. $7.95, $685. Robes
solid lSG color ssbardnes, Sizes small ~ .99
dunn, large in the group.
$14.o5-$l8.95 jackets
Cloth and corduroy. Corduroys in solid %GD 0GD
shades Gsba nHa and S ether r syo sO
$5.o5, $685. Sport Shirts
Limited quantity in corduroy with long So 90
sleeves. Mostly small sizes in the group. ~S1O
$1.95-$2.o5 MuffIers
Perfects and irregulars in rayon. White dress ~
scarfs, print foulards solid jacquard crepes eDS1C
in the group.
$500 UnIined jackets
Upper front jackets Of rayon in check e IN
patterns. For sports and leisure wear. ~SDSD
Small, medium, large.
$2.95, $3.o5 Shirts
Many one-of-a-kind Some soiled from SOB "a
handling Sizes 14-16h. A wonderful ~O9DO
value so hurry and buy several. for $500
$5.O0-$7.50 Fur Felt Hats
Just 100 sample hats many one-of- kind. OO
Broken sizes in the group. Ae@WO
Street Floor-Washington. Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-12
SOiIed Blankets

6 Secs. S1O.95 Wool Blankets,
72x84-in. 49,. -------- $6.97
5 Secs. $17.95 KenwOOd, Wool
Blankets, 72x90-in. - $11.97
3 Secs. $15.95 KenwOOd Wool
Summer Blankets, 72x90-in.,
$1O.97
-S9.95 Blankets, 500 rayon,
$3.50 wool, $3.50 cotton, blue,
only 66x36-in. ------$ 4.97
S-S2.69 Cotton Sheet Blankets,
pink, 72x90-in. ---- S1.97
S-S14.95 WoOI-fiIIed Comforts,
rayon satin covers, 72x84-in
- . S8.97
8 Secs, S4.49 Quilted Mattress
Pads, 54x76-in double bed size
---- S3.17
Street Floor-Washington
Girls Wear
2O-S5.95 to S12.95 Cotton and
RayOn Dresses - $500
25-S2.99 and $3.50 RayOn and
Cotton BlOuseS ~ -S1.99
10-S4.99 All Wool Slack Style
Snow Pants - $3.50
30-S2.99 Blue Jeans $1.87
2O-$2.99 Corduroy Boxer Stacks.
1929
2O-S2.99 to $3.50 Felt or Velvet
Hats 99c
Fourth Floor-Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-12
Sec. $5.49-$6.49
PokIite
Cor Bags
$2.98 plus ,"r

Choice Of suit or dress
length. Holds up to 8
garments. Folding type
In luggage, brown or blue.
Street Floor, Notions
Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-12
Run-FesiStont
No Seam
NYLONS
$l.OO

Flawless from top-to-toe,
smooth-fitting and flat
tering. Lacy stitch con-
struction helps reduce
runs. 81a-11 in Spring
beige and taupe.
Street Floors
Washington, Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-12
BaIdqet Dresses

Is Misses $17.95 Size To-
Height Dresses 1919. $1,000
20 Misses, Half Size 1907 Ny
lon, RayOn Prints $500
9 Misses $17.95-$19.95 FOrmals,
$500
10 Misses $685. Afternoon,
Cocktail Dresses $1,000
20 Misses, Women's $685.
SASS Dresses $500
Z Misses $17.95 Casual, After
noon Dresses -- $1,000
Is Misses Half-SiZe RayOn,
NylOn Prints $500
Misses $18.95 Cocktail, After
noon Dresses -------- $1,000
10 Misses, WOmen's $685.
SASS Dresses $500
Second Floor-WaShington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-12
DUPONT Paints

8-55c DucO, z pts. -------1Oc
$3.50 Interior Flat, h-pts., 100
11-56c Oil Stain, 1a-pts., 19c
12-92c Oil Stain, pts. 29c
2S1.80 Outside Paint, qts., sec
13-$1.35-$1.68 Oil Stain, in
terror flat and gloss, OTIS. 49c
3rd Floor-Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-12
nv. Radios

1-$339.95 Admiral FL" Console
TV. 1853 model -----. $4,000
1-$475.95 Philco FL" Console
TV, 1852 model ------ $S50.OO
1-$349.95 Philco FL" Console
TV, 1852 model ------ $259.OO
1-$369.95 Philco II" Console
TV, 3-speed phono. combina-
ton, 80 model $4,000
/ Childs' Record Player = $3.50
1-$49.95 Portable SWAY Radio,
as is -------.-- $500
2-S24.95 Motorola Table Model
Radios --------- $17.0O
1-S36.95 MotOrOla Clock Radio
$27.OO
2-S16.95 Swivel-top TV Tables,
casters, blond finish - $11.OO
Appliance Store-Washington
Luggage
12-S8.95 Weekend Cases SASS
4-$15.OO Train Cases ---- $3.50
6-S15.00 Overnight Cases $3.50
3-S15.0O Weekend Cases $3.50
$4,000 Pullman Cases, 26"
$1,000
4-$24.O0 Pullman Cases, 20"
$500
6-S24.OO WarbrObeS, 81" $500
All Prices Plus 20% Tar
Fourth Floor-Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-12
UDhOIStef'u

Ok1sUOO y
60-$1.98- $4.98 Assorted Curtain
Panels --------- 79c ca.
35-$6.98 RayOn Satin Dra-
peries, assorted colors, 80" long,
1898
75-$1.95 Pillow Shams, assorted
colors, patterns ----- SOC
1O-S3.95 RayOn Satin Vanity
Skirts S1.49
4O-$3.98 Imported India Print
Throws S2.98
3O-$6.9S-S 1888 Draperies, as
sorted u panels - $1.OO panel
2S7.98 Organdy Spreads,
so Irregs. $7.98 Tailored Fibre
glass Curtains, 80" long 1898
Bird Floor-Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-12
10e-$1.00
Odds, Ends
DinneFWoFe
Sc >. 49c

Plates, saucers, creamers.
Decorated in different
shapes and designs.
Third Floor, Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-12

Second Floor
Washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1953-12-02
AWord to the Wise
By Mrs. Frnnk Colby

! Once again it becomes our
duty to explore the trades and
| professions for more American
slanguage.
These expressions are verified
by various source books on the
subject.
Beavticians dong may they
reign supreme) have some gems
of their own. To them, cocktail
means "a light facial which
freshens the customer; coffee,
"a mudpack"; daisy, "a freckle";;
decision, "a woman who has her
hair dyed; fire-drill, "a henna
rinse; harvest, "a plucking of
the eyebrows; hitch-hike.
finger wave; meat-grinder, "a
constant talker";; Queen Eliza
beth, "a naughty customer;
IAN old woman who yearns to
be young and beautiful again;
smear, a bleaching lotion"
Among bricklayers, a barber
is poor bricklayer; a belly
whacker is one who lays bricks
out of plumb, and a monkey is
a hod carrier.
Carpenters also have their own
cant: bone is hardwood; bread
and butter is a kit of tools;
cheese is softwood; George
Washington is a hatchet; and
mutt is a Water-carrier.
Dairymen say Blue John for
SKINNED milk; COW salve for
! butter; moo juice for milk; and
Eskimo for one who works in
cold-storage plant.
Department store sales people
use the word paving when
customer handles all the mer-
chandise on display. A pickup
is the days receipts of a par
ticular clerk: post-mortem sig
/ nifies that an article is out of
fashion: and schlag is a badly
made skirt.
Firemen prefer bag for uni
form; buff for person who fol-
lows fire trucks; and hitting in
for the sounding of an alarm
in a firehouse.
distributed by .McNaught Syndicate
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-11
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sm beiligen SiterfeIt bielt YapIt
Eius XII. bonn 8aIfon bes Heters-
Ooms cine Inipra1e an cine auf
oem gepaltisen 8eters- -8lat periam-
melte 8olfsmeftge, oie bon 8eri6t-
erltattern allf etipa cine balb Minion
Weniden gei6dst 1purbe. Der erit Dor
fltr5em bon elmer ernIten grfranfung
genelene 81. Gater ermunterte in iei=
ner fur5en, nur ettpa Ie6s Winuten
0auernoen Inlpra6e oie 8ldubigen,
aus Ser SatIa6e Der @uferItebung
neue Soffnungen 5u i6opfen uno ii6
nit frii6em Wel1te Der langen uno
l6nierigen 9lufgobe oes Srieoens rno
8ieoeral1fbaus ser 8el eleai6aft 1pie-
Der 5u5ulpenoen.
Sbne oie neuelten Srie0ensgeIten
OtoSfaus oireft 5l1 ertpabnen, mics
Ser Bapit a1f Sic Satlabe bin 0aB
Die 8elt nod INNER rauf Dem t0os
li6en 8ege oes Safes" nanoelt. Sn
elmer peiteren slnipielung auf bie
eitle Sriebenspropaganoa ser 8ol=
l6emtl ten oriifte er bon neuem feline
Srauer oariiber aus, baB 10 piele fa-
tbolil6e Srielter uno 2aien INN Gbri-
It'll millen leioen, obne bisber vir-
genopelbe In5ei9en elmer 1pirfliden
Ienoerung am Sori5ont 5u ieben". j.
Srotoem loaen ale, fl1br Ser Sl.
Gater fort, lire uSoffnung auf Sent
ienigen bauen, ser in Ser 8ergangen,
belt INNER oen Solfern Sen @eg 5l1
neiien luuBte, Sic gr gum Srieoen
fiibren moute". -
0ie Iniprabe oes iiebenunblieb5ig=
idbrigen 8apItes, oeiien aufredte
Saltung l1no fraftpole Stimme faum
merten lteBen, baB er crit Dor 1peni=
gen @o6en 0as &ranfenbett perlalien
bot, puroe offers our6 Sen itiirni-
lden 8eifau ser 8olfsmenge 11nter-
broben. Inter oen SunoerttauienOen
befanoen ii6 sablrei6e Bilgergrup=
pen aus alien 2dnoern @eit=glropas,
iptuie aus sliien, slfrifa, BEN Ser.
Staaten unO ielbit aus oem entfern=
ten 9lultralien uno BEN Snieln oes
8a5ifif. slls Ser Baplt feline anipra=
he beenbet bate, ianf oie Golfsmenge
in Sic &nie l1nb iiber bem ipeiten
Beters-Hlae berri6te beinabe laut-
loie StiGe als ser Bapit rber Staot
uno Ser @elt" ieinen Segen erteilte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-11
Anfprr Eiphp Tral1 ,1uu,
6utptt Rat

9ie unter Dem Namen vl1nlere
Siebe SSrau bonn @uten 8at" (Sur
SaoD Of 8ooo GollnleD leit Sabrbun-
oerten befannte u11o geiibte Neutter-
gottesoerebrung bat na6Itebenoe @e=
l6t6te: 0as 8ilo ser vDeuttergottes
bonn 8uten Sat" Dar 5u 4nfung Elm
@anogemalOe in einem fleinen &ir1-
lein in Der HGbe bon Sfutari (Mlba-
nieD. 0ieies Stdbtlein NOR inn
Is. sSabrbunoert oie &el lioen5 Ser
&onige bon SSaprien. oils oas 2an0
BON oen Siirfen beIest tpurbe, tpiini6-
te offenbar Die Sungfrau Maria nibt,
oaB ibr 8ilo Ser 8erbeerllng bur6
oie Otulelmanner anbeim fallen ion=
te. so erl6ien Die allerleligite Sung
frau Waria elmer beiligen Srou mo-
mems Betruccia in @ena55uno, einem
fleinen Srt in ser Ndbe Ser alten
Staot HonL ltno befabl tbr, tie moge
ibr 8tlo (oas in @enaa5ano befino=
lt6e 8ilo) meitertransportieren; uno
5lpar gab oie allerieliglte Sungfrau
genau Den Srt 1lno Die Stride on.
Betruccia gebor6te iofort. 9as 1pln=
oerbare 8ilO freu5te bas Moriatii6e
Weer unO Duroe am %. Mpril 1857
in Ser neuerridteten Stride gu 8ena3-
5ano allfgebangt. Gon alien Seiten
ltr0mten Nun &ranfe uno nu6 un-
5ablige Hel1gierige berbei, uno biele
&ranfe tpuroen auf tpunoerbare
8eile gebeilt. Gas 8ilo ibpebt fret
in Der Sllft obne jegliben Salt. Baplt
Sius batte cine auBeroroentli6 groBe
8erebrung 81 Oielem 8ilo uno trat
au6 Dem Gerein Oes @uten States
bel. Ser Sl. Sater SEQ XII. tpar
ebenfaus Mitslieo Ses 8ereins uno
perfaBte oas bel ieber beiligen Wefie
porgeldrieben 8ebet gum FL. gr5-
engel Mi6ael - Giner l,nlerer Hrie-
tier Oes BGpitliden &ollegil1m Sole
pbinunl Ser langIt in Sic gtpiefeit
biniibergegansen lit, iab oas ipunoer-
bare 8ilO in 8ena55ano uno be-
itatigte Ous oben @eiagte. S6reiber
oieles bat Oos gilo auf ieinem ar-
beitstiih.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-11

belt i'm 2anoe Der Mufgebenben Son-
ne, Ole 1899 in Der neuen Berfailung
beranfert purbe.
2ein Srt in Sapan eridien P. See
bel geeigneter fir Die grribtilng ei-
nes rnarianiihen Observation-Disclosures.
8iiien iib bod oie iapaniiden &a-
tbolifen aus gut be5eugter ueberlie-
fermng 5l eradblen BOB ben 8efen-
nern tDabrenb ibrer iebsidbrigen 2ei-
oens5eit in Eiiripano mebrmals Die
@ottesmltter eribien, Inn fie an tro-
iten uno au Itdrfen in ibren 8einen.
ltnb fohnte ben Wiiiionaren in it,
rem barten &ingen gegen Sen beibni-
iden @iberitanb in Der So1burg bes
@obenoienit ties cine 1tdrfere Silfe tper-
ben als oieienige, bon Ser Die Stride
iogt, 6aB ite allein nit itarfem Mrm
ale Srrtiimer 5unidte 5ll MAIDEN Der.
moge? go begab iid Der Bater balb
nah ieinem @inaug in Eintpano ans
8erf. SIN borigen Sabre itanb enb-
lib Die Wallfabrtsfirhe. l1no i'm Mai
oieies Sabres fan Die erIte groBe
Bilgeridar.
Waren es au1 nur bteraig big
fiinfsig @aafabrer = fir elm 2an6,
oas unter aht5ig Miaionen ysi9t-
1riiten nur 10000 &atbolifen
adblt, inmerbin cine betrGhtli1e
3abl =, 10 ioute bod ibr 8eginnen
itdrfite 8ea6tung finoen. 9a gleib-
seitig unter 8roteftion Ser 3ipilbes
boroen Siutpanos in Der Stabt cine
fleine Iusiteaung bon @rinnerunge1
an 6en als Spfer ser Itombombe Dor
atDei Sabren berItorbenen fatboliiden
Ir5t Or. Nagai bon Nagaiaft itatt-
fano = unter ben ausgeItenten Sin-
terlaiieni6aften befano ii6 au6 Der
lette slrtifel bes 9abingel6iebenen
iiber 0as geplante Warien-Seiligtun,
-, iparen piele 8eiu6er aus ser Hro-
bin5 5uiammengeitromt. Mub Die bel.
oen &inoer Or. Nagais tparen antpe-
Ieno uno eroberten iid) i'm Sturm bie
Ser5en Der 8epolferung. 9as fam Der
Narien -8aafabrt 5ugute. Man mon.
|te, Die @anfabrtspro5eiiion Die Elm
Sragbilo Il. 8. Srau bon Satima nit
ltd fiibrte, our6 einige ipenig belebte
SeitenltraBen leiten. 4ber bie beibnt-
| Ide 8epolferune ser Sta6t brdngte
oarauf, baB tie ii6er oie SauptitraBe
5oge, unb bier idumte niel 8oH ben
8ro5eiiionsmeg unb mar 3enge, tpie
Die 8aafabrer NIT oen iie besleiten.
ben Brieitern Sen Rolenfran5 beteteu
uno Ser Simmelsfonigin lire 2ieoel
iangen. 9ie erlte 0ffentli6e @lal,s
bensfunbgebung i'm itodbeibnii6er
Siupano tpnrbe elm Sriumpb5ug Sea.
riens! 9arf ba Ser ieeleneifrige Mii
iionar ser Staot ni6t nit &e6t bof
fen, baB Die Worgenrote Ser @rlo
Jung iiber leinem id1pierigen Mrbeits
felo altfgegangen lit?
~ ,Aaa,. Joseph H. Weis, 81.