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The Arizona post., 1953-06-05
BiIgroy Heads
Ministers Assn.

Last week Rabbi Albert Bilgray
was chosen head of the Tucson
Ministerial Assn. which consists
of 73 Protestant ministers, two
Jewish rabbiS. 1t is the second
honor in recent months to Rabbi
Bilgray. Several weeks ago he
was elected president of the Tue
son Community Council, an active
organization of professional and
lay persons interested in social
welfare.
These are not new experiences
for Rabbi Bilgray as he was head
of the Rhode Island Ministerial
Assn. when he had a pulpit in
Providence and served as presi-
dent of the McKeesport, Pa. Com
munity Council shortly before
coming to Tucson six years ago.
Spiritual leader of Temple Eman-
u-El, he has seen the congrega-
ton membership triple and move
into a structure whose properties
are valued at $25O,OOO.
He is also a member of the
Committee on Jewish Education
of the Central Conference of
American Rabbis and will attend
the annual conference in Estes
Park, Colo. the middle of the
month. The Rabbi is a graduate
of Hebrew Union College. He is
on the advisory board of the Tue
son Council for Civic Unity.
The Arizona post., 1953-06-05

Mrs. Joe MyersOn is expected
home about June 20 from a trip
which included Israel, Spain, Por-
tugal, Italy, Switzerland, and
France.
Visiting in Tucson from Belle
Harbor, NY. are Mrs. David Lef-
kowitz, mother of Mrs. Bill Du-
mes and Mrs. Dunes twin sister,
Marilyn. They greeted the arrival
of the Dunes baby.
The Arizona post., 1953-06-05

DIR. and Mrs. Wilfred Alter will
honor her sister and fiancee, Ruth
MikeI and David Marcus, at an
Open House on Sunday. Couple
will be married June 81. Zelda
Koplin and Harriet Goodman
gave a surprise kitchen shower
at the latter'S home on Wednes-
day for Miss Mikell.
The Arizona post., 1953-06-05

ARIZONA POST, June 5, 1853
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-02

ter; Pay Byrd a. Nellie Blythe.
40 importani viaitor from the -Four
Co0ers; Sarah BriAgman 40 Battle
Axe Anaie. the local sheriff; MARI
I'm Adams a. Red wing, a. lndiaa
girl WHO works On the ranch:
kathrine SaneheT az Muriel AZ.
kins, who covers her real identity:
and Paul Avery as AlOysis Absr.
nAthy. an unexpected visitor VIE
surprises the, family with he az
rival.
A few lines from MsIcdy's Part
are: DO with me what you wfii.
Beat me, starVe me, Cruelty me-
yea, even though you Kill me IN
cold blood. Ny answer Il SIN Ne"
Come and see what wIndsrnea
Hlshsower 10 trying 10 set Msledy
10 do.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-02
Apply To We'd

Tue following couples have sp-
piled for narriage leeasss IA tAs
offiee Of County Judge Raymond
n. Lord:
Chester Stamps. Jr., %. Naval
Staten. and Margaret Ann Jects,
%. sos Baptist Lane.
John A. Mitchell. .. USS Thread
fin. and Pauline Grover, n. Ocean
View Motel.
r. F., Miehalowski. -, BOea
Chiea Field. and Rebeeea JohnSoa,
-, 1olS Truman Ave.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-02
Senior Class
Announces Play
To Be Giue,,

The Senior Class OF 1854, has .
new production scheduled for this
seasen.
The play, '-carse q IA Aching
Heart" 10 being given in the Key
Wen High School Auditorium on
December . and 10 at sis p. m.
II b. again helng directed By the
High School dramatic instructor,
Richard A. Ertzman.
The actors are Sylvia Elsy a.
Melody Lane, the heroine; Jan
Thompson % Lneiss Coodenough,
the here: Don Walston as winder.
mere Hlehsower, the areh.villian;
Ralph Whine, 40 Hiram AIberna.
thy, who owns the Non-Sueh Ranch;
joyce johnson a. Sara Abernathy,
Hiram's devoted wife; EVE Kaelin
as Aurslia Abefnathy, their dauEh.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-02
ANNOUNCEMENT CALENDAR
WEDNESDAY, December and

WEDNESDAY, December 7nd : d.
e:O0-Thrift Shop, at Naval Ccmmssary, 3i3
10:O0-SubRon 0ffeefs' Wives Club, at Fort Tayior
10:O0-ZX11 owe, place to be announesd ..4
1O:30Island City Navy Wives Club, Bldg 49, o. Naval ea.
ton
S:O0-Dade Lodge, at Scottish Rite Temple
S:00-Juniof Chamber Of Commerce, at, clubhouse =.
s:3o-outboard Club Auxiliary, place 10 b announced
THURSDAY. December 3rd
1:00-EISI Owe, at Aeropalms 80 '-<t ''f'
12:15-RotGry Club, St. Paul's Parish Han ttt'
1:O0-Thrift Shop, at Naval Commissary, - f.e. -
2OOWomens Auxiliary (sewingl Monroe Genersi Hospiai
3ocCcle H. First Methodist Church. place b announced
7:3o-Dorcas Society. a. the Lutheran Church @'
S:00-Elks Lodge, at the clubhouse y - GO r.
8:00-vFW Post No 3e11, WV Post Home s+' ''
S:00-CAP Cadets, Ponciana Community House s'
FRIDAY, December 9Th - ~ %
9:oO-Thrif Shop at Naval Commssary, ai3 s..
1ooo-Gym wives Bldg g. Ssapaans Dass
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-02

Homemade jams and jellies took
ION a Christmassy look with paper
and ribbon decorations, and there
were aprons that would lend CLAM.
our to any hostess Ghost, too, a.
Mrs. ]. Edgar Willing though
Ithere'd been too much emphasi.
on mother and daughter combina
tons, so she whipped up some
masculine aprons on butcher line.
for father and son sizes).
Lovely little cases for reading
glasses were made Of brightly
colored felts all a-glitter with Sc
quins and pearls. Fine Arts Chair
man. Mrs. Lee Goddard, wal
lending a capable hand where
ever needed, and the bazaar prep
arations ceased only to take tim.
for q Woman's Club Board meet
ing.
In charge Of the food booth 1,
Mrs. Carl Brevaldi, Christmas de
eorations, Mrs. Richard Goodhart
novelties, Mrs. Donald G. Henley
plants, Miss Hilda Cunniff ant
Ms. william G. Warren, whit
elephant booth, Mrs. ]. Edgal
Willing, silhouettes, Mrs. PhoebI
Hardwood Morse, jams and jellies
Mrs. John Ballentine, and presid
ing over a surprise specially boot
win be the Princess Nina Carac
colo.
The bazaar win open at two
O'Clock promptly at the Woman'l
Club $40 Duval ST., and everyone
in the Key West area is invited Il
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-02

Mrs. Kirke thanked Mira. Robert
II. Dopp and Miss Hii6a cunntfI
for carrying ca with dudes Of che
club president during Mrs. Kkks's
absence.
The musical prosrsm was Q ser.
les Of compositions on the harp b.
Major Earl Dillion, which included
Christmas carols WITH Mrs. ceAs
Otto rs piano aeeompanist.
Major Dilion, interpreted tie
music with sidelights on the his.
tory and background u his instru-
Iment, and gave interesting com.
ments on his pefsonai experience
lin the musical field. the selection
"Silent Might was played In q
consequences Of vsrying iptsrprssa-
tions.
introducing Maior Dillcn vas
Mrs. Lee Goddard. who wore a
charcoal gray rock. black velvet
hat and furs. Mrs. coddard's e.
Iperienee In music in New York
Included managerial work with The
Philharmonic there. and enabled
her 10 give an pnderstanding ap
proaeh 10 Major Dillon's art
Mrs. ]. p. Balliod received rec
IGNITION for her recent koncr d
being senior Gray Lady IN that
Organization 10 which she has d.
voted 90 much time.
II was announeed that Miss
Minnie Porter Harris has been
named TO q special .offiee In the
General Federation, d. Women's
Clubs as chairman Of aides and
pages, and personal aide b Inter.
national Federation president Mrs..
Oscar Alshren.. Miss Harris WIN
leave Key West aeon On q carib-
bean trip. and later. this year viii
visit Scandinavia. Miss Harris
wore a smartiy cut black taffsts
frock and . small eallo4 II pale
pink flowers.
Tea vas served nom q long, Lace
covered reiectory table lighted
with red tapers In silver eandela.
bra. The centerpiees, also design.
cd and fashioned by Mrs.. Adams
and Mrs. Lord, vas Q rectangular
plateau. surmounsed BY q Santa,
sleigh and reindeer. II was spark
ing with frosty crystals. and sur
rounded with green's and floral de-
eorations.
Tea was poured b. Seniors o.
car Morales who wore q klael
gown and hat, and she vas assist
ed BY other members k the Won.
ans Club. Fruit cake, nuts. minss
and cookies were served 10 guests.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-02
Christmas Tea And Musical Program
Mark Holiday Seasons Activity By
Key Vest Woman's Club Yesterday

Green boughs and Hranehes ponseas snowy
eaneish ecaort cArstmn backEoand 10 the tea and
musical program given By de Ksy West Womans Club yesterday
Of the attractive affairs the holiday
The Mesdames Maitland Adams and Raymond Lord
chairman charge the charming decorations throughout the
Club and presiding the meeting Mrs. Wallace D.
Krke whose ssy kek and small hat rcd feathers added
the oceasos II Mrs Krkes appear
before the group che had been 1T the Kfkes
home in New Hampshire und N dautnmn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-02
Key Vest Boys
Are Promoted At
Military School

Cadet Sgt. Raymond r. Lord,
son of Judge and Mrs. r. R. Lord
of Key West, has been promoted
at Miami Military Academy to the
rank Of cadet second lieutenant.
Other promotions: Cadet. Pvt
Delbert c. Guisinger, son Of 1t
Comdr. D. C. Guisinger, of Key
West, to private first class; Pvt
William Lester Johnson, Of 6ll
Duval St., to private first class;
Pvt. Thomas r. Gibson, Of 1911
Sth St., Key West, to private first
class; Pvt. Richard w. Sibilia, o.
2l92 Harris Ave. Key West, Il
private first class.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-02
Woman's Club Committees, Members
Are Busy Making Preparations For
Clubs Christmas Bazaar Saturday,

Gifts to suit taste pretty practical personal
household being completed by groups busy Club
members who sewing articles for Christ
mas bazaar to be held this coming Saturday.
The members have been meeting almost daily for the
weeks at the home Of Mrs Katherine Monroe chairman
where each has given her special talent time
the various booths which will be open the public the bazaar
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-02

A star-shaped mold is a good in
vestment around holiday time. II
turns out such pretty nodded sal
ads and desserts for festive tables
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-02

Son 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Cruz
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor E. Cruz
112Sls Thomas St., announce the
birth Of a son, Cedrick Eugene, or
November 18th at Monroe Genera
Hospital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-02

take advantage of this opportunity
to buy Christmas gifts that have
charm, imagination and 3 touch
of the unusual.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-02

Mrs. Ruby Park, 1924 Newton
St., was informed by long dis
lance telephone call, that hel
daughter, Mrs. Steve Fine of New
York City had given birth to q
daughter, Carolyn Louise. Mrs
Fine is the former Marlene Parl
Of Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-02

About half Of all employed per
sons in the United States use theil
cars TO help them earn q living
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-02

IL this your first Christmas on
the Keys7 Are you missing the
snow and holly1 Don't worry abou,
n. Before long you wouldn't trade
the palms and poinsettias and the
fun Of cling folks that you wen,
10 the beach just the other day
for all the snow and holly you ever
saw. Sun tan Is much more be.
coming than frostbite.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-02

Know what 4 cypridium orchid
b besides being the eorsage how.
or for December2 Wei, maybe
you win recognize II as 'Iady
clipper" I didn't know either, %
I just called Miss Hilda Cuniff,
President Of the Key West Garden
Club. Hilda b q well-known bosan.
Isl In her own right and q walking
encyclopedia on native flowers and
shrubs. She said the Cypridium
grows In Key West and that II ID
. ground orchid. You wouldn't ak.
peet . lady's slipper to grow ca q
tree, would your
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-02

lassisers have DsUshfsr
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene LasSiter,
DIS Fort Village, announce the
birth of a daughter, Shirleen Ann,
on November 26th at Monroe Gen.
eral Hospital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-02

'. .. " Ys0 Rska me. an Rska
WavS trem peHsld's 10 ne ans.
wsr 10 . Ilsals slrl's prayer ses
curly heir.
Suxy (adv.)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-02

VsU ssa cell them lsAssos -
erswfish, hvs ire DIZZY BOx %
eS1 DVvsl 81. hes ssme sarsv
enss that turned eVs - be well
planfsFs. Mise 70 take o. ssnd
homs 90 . sevVenisE. There's Of.
80 q nsw Resa In eernUeepiss -
lacy and delicate, these can b
used en veVr table or wall.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-02

II says here there's only 20 shop.
ping days until Christmas. That,
not very many, Is Il? Save your
time By shopping around with
Suxyl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-02

Meme - svTy; Buy snoahsr
eopy 81 ere Key West ceekbeek
-. always svsIlahle o. ths Lib
rsry IN ihs Wsmsn's Club BvIld.
Inn, 1ls Dvval s.. Pick n W
Sslvrdsy a. ne Womsn's Club
waxaaT.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-02

Have you noticed the flowers and
shrubs around the Island lately?
This time = year the poinsettias
are blooming. Key Westers call
them the christmas Flower" And
90 Il the yellow elder, better known
as the Pepper tree" There's a
beautiful Duranta, or golden dew
drop" on Margaret near Fleming
with It's skyblue flowers and gold.
en- berries.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-02

New Il NE time 10 esi rid u
scale. YeV can Do . powerful les
81 spraying with . rented pewsF
spVsyar frem Baldwln's aeress
trem tho Navy csmmlsssFY ea
SlmenaoN. MP. Balawin win mix
Ire spray fer Yev lust ne way
n should Be. And they have PEW.
ar EnoSkars. Zee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-02

PedlatFIelans recommend eFys.
eel Springs Water seV bsbY's
foEmvls. Naturally pure, Nile We.
Ter he's No chemicals 10 upset
siny ivmmles. Call Sss Key West
class end MleFoP Company, 4.
7SA5, foF delivery. They'll even
bTlne yeu GUAR - Crystal
SpFlngs Water Ter yeVe steam
lFonl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-02

Mama's aren't the only busy
people these days. Clubs and or.
CARNATIONS are planning for their
Christmas parties. Even folks who
have no small fry for Santa "a
visit are thinking about getting
those important packages In the
mail. And who doesn't get . thrill
out Of decorating for Christmas?
, 1953-10-28
PUBLICAT TON
BOARD or EXAMINERS or ACCOUNTANTS

It is thereby brought to public notice that, the Uniform
Certified Public Accountants Examinations viii be given to
candidates in the Virgin Islands on November 4th: 5th; and
9th. The examinations will BE held in ST. Thomas.
The schedule for the examinations is as follows:
Wednesday, November e 1858 x
100 PM to 500 Pm. Accounting Practice Part 4
Thursday, November :. 1858
900 AM to 1890 PM. Auditing
Thursday, November !, 1863 Accounting Practice Part n
100 Pm. to-6OO PM,
Friday, November {; 1858
800 AM. to- 1890 PM. Commercial Law
Friday, November |, 1858 Theory Of Accounts
100 PM. to 500 PM.
Candidates for the examinations must first make applicaz;
ton to the Board Of Examiners Of Accountants, on forms to
be furnished BY the Board,
Applications are to be filed with the Secretary Of the
Board, no later than October 70, 1858.
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas. Virgin Islands
October 10,
EZRA a. oME
ecretarysB Board Of Examiners Of Accountants
, 1953-10-28
The INTERNATIONAL SHOP
ChristianSted

Will run a clearance sale on some merchandise, articles for
both men and women, egg, sport attire, socks, bags & baskets,
etc, beginning Monday, Oct s2dth through Saturday, Slst.
Many items will be sold at less than cost, Some items-you,
the customer set the price. No reasonable offer Refused All
ISaleSare cash and final
Evening star., 1953-06-06
DESIGNS Richochet Back and Forth Across Seas

birch or pine. Many floors in
both countries are partially
covered with scatter rugs.
Since the first modern Swed-
ish furnishings invaded America
in the early 1930s their rug
weaves and designs have been
influencing our machine made
carpets, as we'll as our hand
woven ones.
In return, Swedish furniture
designers have adopted both the
sectional idea and the impor-
tance of repetition in detail or
use. Several chests and hang
ing shelves will flank a wall
giving the built-in effect of con-
temporary interior architecture.
The Scandinavians have re-
interpreted the. English wing
and Windsor chairs, so that each
has a contemporary look. The
Evening star., 1953-06-06

tables are either stocky and
sturdy or with a thin-beveled,
deep overhang and light, tapered
legs
The decorative accessories in
these modern interiors reflect
the regional interest in the
crafts. The potteries are hand
made, with emphasis placed in
the color and texture of the
glaze. Photographs are enlarged
and mounted, some are hung on
the walls and others are casually
set on the top of shelves.
We give more thought to the
Evening star., 1953-06-06
By Gladys Miller

Thousands of Americans will
be travelling to other countries
this summer and can compare
new home furnishing designs
they will see abroad with our
own. They will see, too, how
much designers of all nations
borrow from each other.
We have always been enthu-
siastic about the designs from
Scandinvia, for there we find
many common interests and re-
sources. For example, they have
large forests as we do, so wood
is plentiful. We grow a wider
variety of trees. we have a great
er selection, especially for floors.
Oak is our preference. They use
Evening star., 1953-06-06

way our windows are curtained
or draped. We love deep, full
folds which give Importance to
the windows. even if we hang
the material on the wall so as
not to eliminate the light or
view.
Although we do use wallpaper
and are learning. more and
more, to use the small. neutral
all-over geometric patterns SO
popular with the Scandinavians,
we do not use quite as much
wallpaper as they do.
Released by Consolidated News Fea-
lures, Inc1
Evening star., 1953-06-06
Kensington, Nd.
1895 W. Baltimore St.

Detached brick home with bedroom Tor Iibroryl
and full bath on lst floor. z bedrooms and bath
on End floor. Side screened porch. Goroee
Lovely lot, completely fenced. Price $685.
Directions Ave beyond Bs Of Beth to Hghland Ave.
right to house.
Evening star., 1953-06-06
Chevy Chase, D. c.
6l3o Both St. NV.

High elevation, Detached brick home with 3
bedrooms and 2 boths on End floor; room on
3rd floor; recreation room with fireplace;
garage; LOT, $50 #. deep, with toll trees.
Price S2l;75O
Drectiors Conn Are, right Nebraska LETT Utah
Aue, night 30th st. to house.
Evening star., 1953-10-04

TNEW pretty girls have the unusual career
Il combination of 21-year-old Shirlee Sorrell
of San Francisco. Besides being a successful
model and nightclub singer, she is an in
vestigator for nationally known detective
agency.
Miss Sorrell began sherocking a couple of
years ago when jobs in her lines were few
and funds got low. Her special assignments in
crime busting have included tracking down
Evening star., 1953-10-04

Gets Back Energy lost During illness!
"Geritol certainly does away with
that tired, down-and-out feeling.
After recent short illness. / bought
bottle of Geritol to get back the
energy l had lost during the illness.
| for one, thank Geritol for the won-
derful quick job it did in restoring
my energy and putting me back on
my feet" Miss B. p. New York
If you've been feeling tired and
worn-out lately because Of tired blood,
get Geritol-liquid or tablets your
drugstore today You feel stronger
fast
Due to iron-deheiency anemia
Evening star., 1953-10-04
Remarkable New Iron Tonic
Builds Up Rundown Children EostL

New York, N. Y. tSpecali From the Geritol labora
OF Gertoi Junior - TONIC that's
especially compounded for children from J to 10.
This high potency. blood building gives children
10 times their daily requiremensto help them get
the maximum strength and energy from the food they
And Ger,ol Junior good. youngsters love
take
Evening star., 1953-10-04
Build Up Your Strength Now
During ChungeubIe Foil Weather

During ChungeubIe Foil Weather
What you may need now, to help
you Danish Fall Fatigue" and to
feel strong and we'll for the cold,
damp days ahead, is fast way to
build up pale. thinned-out, anemic
blood due to iron deficiency. In only
one day Geritol iron plus a high
potency combination of blood
building factors are in your blood
stream carrying strength and energy
to every part Of your body.
Just fwo tablespoons of Ceritoi
contain twice the iron in a pound OF
calves liver, 7 times the iron in a
pound OF spinach.
Evening star., 1953-10-04
Thousands of Men and Women
With Tired Blood Now Gain New
Strength and Energy With GERITOL

IT, this time of the that strength
feel you
of giving blood building potency
bood*
7 back
Evening star., 1953-10-04

AS you grow older haven't you
noticed-the more pills you take the
worse you get' Haven't you sus-
pected there must be something
wrong? Decide today to break that
vicious habit of dosing yourself with
harmful drugs.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-18

lerit in Der 3ufunft eirltreffen. Sn
|oieiem letteren Sale Ipri1t man aud
bon einen .0oraefiht" ODER bonn
Seaieben. ginige 8eiipieIe ,peroen
bas @eiagte peranl1nnIiben.
Sn einem Bauernoorf IN Eirol
IlaBen our 8inters5eit aue &nusgenoi-
len Inn ons Serofeuer, bie Mdnner
raudten, oie @eiber ipannen. BLOT
| li6 lhrien 5tpei Srauen Iaiit nnf :
IsSait on es audi geieben?" rSal"
llnb nun beribteten iie iibereinitini-
memo, Dab an Der iiro Der StelIe Die
2atDine Die llno Die HerIon nit ibrem
8ef1brt mitgefiiien babe. 9ie Mdn-
ner itan6en obne ipeiteres aiif, bolten
| ibre @erdte unb mahten iih auf ben
rauben nnb gefGbrlihen 8eg unb
retteten, mas an retten tpar. sic
DuBten, oaB oas geida,ite 10 ipabr
lei, ais penn iie babel getpeien tp1ren
nno alles ielber geieben b1tten.
Cine Jran aus @raa nta1te nit
ibrem Manne i'm 9luto cine @eibGfts-
reile nah D1nemarf. Muf Ser syabrt
ourd geutldlano beidIoiien iie ein-
NAL, oa Die geaht bereinbrah, in
einem Gorfe 5u iibernahten. geur elm
groBeres @altbaus mar ba. MIs bie
Jrau nod Dem abenoeiien iib in ibr
S6lafgemab i'm erIten 5tof begeben
tpollte, geriet iie aus 8erieben IN einen
groberen 6eItlaal. Gin geipaltiger
Sbrefen iiberfam iie, als fie barin
cine Sotenbabre aufgeridtet iab, an
oeren bier gfen ibtpere &er5en
brannten. Iber ,per bei1reibt erIt
ibr gntieben, als tie BEL n6berer 8e-
tra6tung in Dem Gotten ibren Mann
erfannte @enigitens iab ct ibm ber-
bliiffeno dbnlid. Sm nd6iten Angen-
blid fam oas' 9ienItm1o1en uno
fragte, mas lie oenn i'm 5aale fube.
Sic Srau tpies 1portlos auf Die gotet,-
babre bin, bas WGb1en aber bIidte
Die 5rau peritdnonislos an, oenn es
iab ni6ts. Sm ielben Mugenblid aber
maren gotenbrbre nno Sarg ber-
ibnnnoen. lin oen Wann niht gu
|angitigen, peri6ipieg oie Srau, mas
tie geieben, 0ob mar ibr ielbIt ungit
uno bange. l1nb ,pirflih, am rGditen
Gage nuroe oas Muto nod furaer
Sabrt bel lleberqiterlng zines 8abn-
geleiIes BON elmer 2ofon1otibe erfaBt
uno peitergeibleift. 8is man Sen
3ug gum Steben brn6te, tpar Ser
Wann tot, oie Srau aber blieb tpie
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-18

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