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CINCINNATI 20, OHIO

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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

July 8, 1938

BNAI MOSHE LUNCHEON
ON TUESDAY, JULY 12
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ENJOY A
HEALTH VACATION
AT THE COLONIAL

Build health through our world - (Amon.
MINERAL BATHS. Enjoy all these features:
An sky-top Solarium: live affv.
of beautiful park, dances, concerts, enter-
tainment, golf and flu fishing nearby. Mt.
Clemens le only 30 minutes f rom Detroit.

Gadd odium. to 061•ry Lams Idod• ■ ••• aoka
WM. for Drat.. 'A".

Groi o ni ai

Engagements

At a meeting held at the home
of Mrs. , Sol Levy, Mrs. Harry
Goldberg was unanimously elect-
the ed president af the Detroit League
Mrs. I. J. Binswanger of Kankas City, Mo. announces
engagement of her daughter, Marjorie, to Marvin Kaufmann, son o of the National Home for Jew-
Massachusetts
Ave.
of
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Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kaufmann
Mr. and Mrs. Max Weingarden of 3030 Blaine Ave. announc
the engagement of their daughter, Mollie, to William Rosen, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rosen of Roseville, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Garelik of Chicago Blvd. announce the
to Carlyle Michelman,
engagement of their daughter, Marjorie Jane,
of Philadelphia Ave.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Michelman

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MOUNT CLEMENS

Wedding Calendar

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MRS. GOLDBERG HEADS
LEAGUE OF N. H. J. C.

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MRS. HARRY MEER

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Sirs. Harry Meer, president of
the Bnai Moshe Sisterhood, is as-
sisting Mrs. Ethel Goodman, Mrs.
Terest Miller and Mrs. Manuel
Engel in planning arrangements
for the mid-summer luncheon to
be held at the synagogue, Dexter
and Lawrence, at 12:30 noon on
Tuesday, July 12.

Mrs.
July 10—Miss Annette Sybil Leiberman, (laughter of
Harry Leiberman, to Jack Vogel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 1, oge
of Toledo, 0.
Ginsberg
July 10—Miss Ethel Ginsberg, daughter of Robert B.
of 3380 Glynn Ct., to Max Chicorel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Rabbi Joshua Sperka will per-
1478
Woodrow
Wilson.
Chicorel of
the Chicorelome, which will be
form the ceremony at 1 p. m. at
followed by a reception. No cards.
July 10—Miss Dorothy Kunin, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Joseph
H. Kunin, to Sidney II. Willner of Weehawken, N. J., at Congregation
5:30
Shaarey Zedek, at 2 p. m., reception following from 3:30 to
p. m. at 9014 LaSalle Blvd.
July 10—Miss Belle 1301ker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Bolker
of 1967 Gladstone Ave., to Gordon Fruitman, son of Mr. and Mrs. N.
Fruitman of Toronto, Ont.
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July 17—Miss Isabel P. Skolnik, daughter of Mrs. H. Lo
Mr.
Skolnik of 3221 Gladstone Ave., to Albert S. Cowan, son of
and Mrs. Jacob C. Cohen of Merrill Ave. Reception at home from
3 to 6 p. m. No cards.

—Photo by Spellman Studio

MRS. HARRY GOLDBERG

ish Children at Denver. Mrs.
Goldberg succeeds Mrs. Carl
For Boys and Girls
Schiller who served as president
of this organization since its
JAMES G. M'DONALD
formation three years ago.
AGES:
GETS FORUM AWARD
A luncheon honoring the re-
)
tiring and incoming officers and
Hailed by Lehman, Gerard, Caller,
board members was recently held
la
Mahoney, Battle
at Knollwood Country Club, at
which time Mrs. Schiller officially
James
G.
McDonald,
acting
turned over the gavel to Mrs.
Dr.
chairman of the national Ameri-
July 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Weiner (Josephine Stern), Goldberg. As an expression of
Recreation spot with wary opportunity foe the summer
appreciation of the services ren-
can committee to facilitate the a daughter, Sara Graff.
education, healthful living and social advancement of
emigration of political refugees
your child.
July 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Martin M. Zidell (Sylvia Joshel of dered and unusual leadership dis-
•
from Germany and Austria, re-
played by Mrs. Schiller during
son.
Ave., a
Enroll now and enjoy the benefits of this special offer.
ceived the Professor Albert Ein- Geneva, Ill.) of Rochester
her term of office, Mrs. Max It.
June 25—To Mr. and Mrs. David Ruby, a son, James.
stein Medal for Humanitarian
Frank tendered a resolution
Of California Desert Cloth
PHONE TOWNSEND 8-5960
June '24—To Mr. and Mrs. John Slitter (Helen Goldstein) a which was enthusiastically and
Services, on Wednesday evening,
Astor
the
dinner
at
unanimously
adopted
whereby
daughter,
Barbara
Sherry.
a
June 15, at
BACKLESS DRESS that fits divinely I Smart styled with ,
or GRASS LAKE 8003
Hotel, sponsored by The Jewish
To Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Morris (Celia Scarbnick) a son, Mrs. Schiller was made honorary
wood buttons and contrasting trim. Sizes 12 to 20. I Mat ,
Forum, monthly magazine , pub- Howard.
president of the league.
gold, desert
lished at 305 Broadway' New
of
Brooklyn,
as
(Ethel
Michelman)
Other
officers
were
elected
down the
To Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oringer
GOLF or BEACH DRESS, opens all the way
York City.
Mrs.
Harry
Barnett,
first
follows:
son,
Richard.
front! Ideal for town or resort wear! Novelty details.
Governor Herbert H. Lehman, N. Y., a
2.95
vice-president; Mrs. Nat Bron-
Sizes 12 to 20. Aqua, gold, desert
former Ambassador James W.
Which has achieved recognition throughout the
accompanied by Grace Berman at stein, second vice-president; Mrs.
Gerard, Congressman Emanuel
FIFTH
FLOOR
Harry
Millar,
recording
secre-
Middle West is accepting registration for children
the
ceremony
the piano. During
Celler, Justice Jeremiah T. Ma-
Miss Mildred Scanlen sang "Be- tary.; Mrs. Daniel Siegel, corre-
honey and George Gordon Battle
Under the supervision of Miss Eleanor Narosny of the
sponding secretary; Mrs. Eugene
cause."
were among the speakers who
Merrill-Palmer School
Spanier, financial secretary; Mrs.
KRAUSS • SCHWARTZ
Following the service, a recep- Daniel Cullen, treasurer.
hailed the guest of honor. Most
and Mrs. Edward J. tion was held for 300 guests.
Mr.
of them agreed that the problem
served
that will he discussed at the Inter- Schwartz of 2611 Gladstone Ave. Later a buffet dinner was
governmental Conference at Ev- announce the marriage of their to members of the immediate
Phone TOWNSEND 8.5960 or GRASS LAKE 8003
ian, France, July 6, is not ex- daughter, Josephine, to Burnett family and intimate friends.
clusively that of the Jews. In J. Krauss, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Dietary lane Strictly ()keened
The couple left for a trip to
the words of Dr. McDonald: "To- I. B. Krauss, of 4625 Chene St., Colorado. For travelling the bride
day Protestants and Catholics are on Sunday, July 3. Rabbi L. wore a frock of cinnamon—eine
On Tuesday evening, July b,
being persecuted with an inten- Levin officiated. The couple left with beige accents and her acces-
sity that rivals that which the on an extended motor trip east sories carried out the same color the Halevy had its annual elec-
tion
of officers. The following
and
upon
their
return
will
reside
cor-
Jews have suffered in the past
combination. Her shoulder
The busy TentlFloor has scores of handy
four or five years. It is high in Detroit.
sage was of gardenias. After were elected: David Goldberg,
bresident;
Shapiro, vice-pres-
accessories to make picnicking a pleasure.
time that we Americans, parties
July 24, Mr. and Mrs. Lachman ident; Ethel Max
Souberne, correspond-
STEEL - LEW
We show here only six from our wide
larly non-Jews, took full account
will make their home in Detroit.
ing
'secretary;
Bertha
Berry,
fi-
of the breadth of this problem."
On Sunday afternoon, June 12,
LIKE YOUR FURS ... NEED
assortment.
nancial
secretary;
Gertrude
Mat-
Representative Celler, co-chair- Miss Molly Lew, daughter of Mr.
BLOCK • HOPTMAN
rick, recording secretary; Fred
man of the Committee of One and Mrs. Samuel Lew, became the
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Hopt-
Hundred with Max J. Fink, spoke bride of Isadore Steel of this man celebrated their 25th wed- Alterman, treasurer; Nathan Ben-
over WJZ of the NBC, from Wash- city. Rabbi M. Zager performed ding anniversary on Sunday, June nish, librarian; musical commit-
ington, where he was detained in the ceremony in the presence of 10, simultaneously with the mar- tee, William Cayman, chairman,
Your Rugs Picked up, sc ientifically cleaned, laid away for
the closing sessions of Congress. the immediate families and riage of their daughter, Yetta, to Max Levy, Bella Ritten Goldberg,
and span ready for
the entire summer, delivered to you
He stated that he grew "impa- friends. Following the ceremony Samuel Block, son of Mr. an Dan Frohman, Julius Chafets,;
anoth er winter's hard use.
tient". with descendants of "first a dinner for 200 guests was Mrs. William Block, at Lacher's chairman of membership, Joshua
Joyrich; social chairman, Anna
settlers" who tended to "turn up served at Kramer's Hotel in Mt. New Grand Ballroom.
Warren; hospitaler, Sarah Alter-
OUR SUMMER
their noses" at prospective new- Clemens.
The bride was charming in a man, chairman, Hyman Horo-
comers and that some of the
P ROTECTION SERVICE
GOLDMAN
•
SILVERMAN
white
lace
gown
and
her
bouquet
witz; publicity com ' ee, Sarah
haughty ones, upon investigation,
y Res.
might find that their ancestors
The marriage of Miss Harriett was of white roses and sweet Joyrich, chairman,
• Mothproofed for summer with napthalene flakes
nick. The executi e board is
came here from almshouses or Silverman, daughter of Mr. and peas.
comprised
of
all
t
chairmen
of
Rabbi
Wohlgelernter
officiated
• Wrapped and double wrapped in mothproof paper
jails.
Mrs. Charles Silverman, to David
Mr. James N. Rosenberg, vice A. Goldman, son of Louis Gold- and was assisted in the service committees and Julius Chafetz.
• Laid away safely for entire summer
Rabbi
Stollman,
Rabbi
J.
Un-
On Sunday,' July 10, the Hal-
chairman of the Joint Distribu- man, was solemnized by Rabbi by
'on
• Insured while in our p
tion Committee, acted as .toast- Joshue Sperka on July 3, at the gar, Rabbi J. Rabinowitz, Rabbi evy will have its picnic in con-
master.
Other
speakers
freezer
Rabbi Leo
Jung,
Louis included
Nizer, Dr. Phalanx Club, in the presence of J. Kleinplotz, Rabbi Eisenman, junction with the picnic of the
TI,t, all - metal
Take along a gallon of
Rev. S. Mogil and Rev. R. Boy- Yiddish Folks Verein at Hemrich
tures Ise quart..
aanita-
m
their immediate families.
Ittli PRIp or cold lemon-
Ice crean en short
of
Samuel Friedman, Rabbi Mitch'el
Park
(Rochester
Rd.
and
16/s
ade. Jug keeps liquid hot
The bride wore a gown of white arskY.
order.
or cold.
Eskolsky, Arthur I. LeVine, Sam-
Miss Ruth Kaplan was maid of Mile Rd. off Royal Oak). All
Lampert and Mrs. Sol satin and a short jacket of vane-
TYler 5-8400
honor. Charles lloptman was members and friends are request-
8700 Linwood Ave.
tian
lace,
and
her
flowers
were
Rosenbloom, who made the pres-
best man. The bridesmaids were ed to attend this picnic. Those
entation of the medal. Isaac white roses. The bride's mother Helen Felsot, Francis Gorov, Re who desire to go in a group may
Rosengarten, editor of The Jew- wore a light blue redingote gown becca Goldfield, Eva Lepler. The meet at Northern High School
ish Forum, which, on the occa- and wore a corsage of talisman ushers were William Hoptman, this Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.
sion of its twentieth anniversary, roses. The bride's sister, Miss David Hoptman, Abe Alpert and Tickets for the picnic can be ob-
Ideal
Vacation
in
the
Catskill
Mountains
An
presented the Einstein Medal also Leah Silverman, was her only at- Herman Lepler. Nathalie Levine tained from Ethel Souberne,
to Mrs. James Roosevelt, mother tendant and was arrayed in a and Yetta Hoptman, cousins of Davison 6214.
of New York State
of President Roosevelt, discussed peach mousseline de soie gown the bride, were flower girls.
the project of Lower California and carried a bouquet of talisman
After the ceremony, dinner
"Young Folks' Heaven"
as a haven of refuge, urging the roses.
The guests from out of town was served to 450 guests.
importance of concentration on a
Among the out-of-town guests
fixed territory where Jews might were Mrs. B. Davis from Scran-
work out their own destiny in- ton, Pa., Mrs. William Silverman were Mrs. M. Ovitsky, Dr. and
stead of a scattered migration and son from Perth Amboy, N. J., Mrs. Peter Ovitsky, Jack Ovitsky
The story of David is told most
that, especially during unsettled Mrs. Rose Gluck and Mr. Harry and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mead- interestingly, in words and pic-
AND COUNTRY CLUB
times such as the present, adds Gluck from Brooklyn, N. Y. ow, all from Chicago, Ill.
tures,
by Elizabeth Orton Jones,
JOSEPH POHL and HYMAN POHL, Props.
to the problems of many coun-
Mr. and Mrs. Goldman left im-
in the volume "David," just pub-
KAMIN - FISHMAN
mediately after the wedding for
basket
tries.
Spacious •plint
LOCH SHELDRAKE, N. Y.
lished
by the Macmillan Co.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Kamin of
A Vienesse trio rendered the a motor trip to the Upper Penin-
In maple color,
finished
DarrIce a tout Jar a nd
2925 Waverly Ave. announce the ($1.75). -A story already a fa-
keel. the content ti 5 h ,00
musical program, conducted by sula.
has four forks and tpouna.
ALL CAMP ACTIVITIES
vorite
among
all
nations
is
made
or cold for several boors.
marriage of their daughter, Doro- unusually attractive by the splen-
the composer Julius Chajes.
Newly Redecorated and Remodeled to the most
thy Betty, to Sidney E. Fishman,
LACUMAN • YACKNESS
did illustrations and the choice
up-to-date hotel. Swimming Pool and All Sport
Perfection DeMolay Chapter Countless friends and relatives on Sunday, June 26. Rabbi A. M. arrangement of the tale that is
Hershman performed the cere-
were
welcomed
at
the
home
of
facilities, in addition to the galaxy of Entertain.
Sponsors Floating Affair
ever new to young and old.
Mrs. Julius W. Lachman of 18076 mony in the presence of relatives
ment in a Most Modern and Beautiful Social Hall.
on July 18
Carried through every stage of
Kentucky Ave., Sunday, July 3, and friends. Miss Liebe Schakne his career from anointment by
sang "Because," accompanied by
EXCELLENT CUISINE
On Monday, July 18, Perfec- at the wedding of Bertha Yack- Mrs. Lee Corbman Schakne at the the Prophet Samuel to the day
DIETARY LAWS OBSERVED
tion Chapter, Order of DeMolay , ness, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. piano.
when he was called to rule over
REASONABLE RATES
is sponsoring a floating dinner- Sam Yackness of Sturtevant Ave.,
Israel, the story relates the bat-
Miss
Kamin
was
lovely
in
a
to
Harold
Lachman.
dance on the D. &C. Steamer
tles with the Philistines, the
Write for illustrated booklet.
Rabbi Harold Rosenthal offi- gown of white organza and long telendship with Jonathan. the
"Western
States.".
There
will
be
Est. 1911
ciated at the service at 2 o'clock veil. Miss Theda Ann Kamin, ctliaculties with King Saul.
Tel. Ilurleyville 111
dancing and entertainment.
For Detroit information see
The entire staff of the D. & C. before a background arch of sister of the bride, was maid of
Jones displayed excellent
Mr. Wm. Hoffman, 13808 Woodward, or call Townsend 8-0871.
have co-operated in selecting a white lilies and ferns with bridal honor. Her gown was of deep
the complete preparation
Mr. Hoffman
menu, iniceeping with their noted bells. Tall vases of gladiola and peach embroidered marquisette. of bow book, which is based on
cousin
of
Cygell,
Miss
Frances
cuisine. The steamer will leave white boulvardia marked the two
King
James version of the
the
from the dock at the foot of ends of the arch. The family the bride, was bridesmaid. Her Bible. She reveals great talent
Wayne St. at 6:30, cruise down seats were tied off with satin gown was of pink chiffon.
as an artist and her "David" is
Joseph Fishman was his broth- a literary pageant that will be
Ton can grill double rube
T hi• charcoal - karate'
the Detroit River into Lake Erie , ribbons.
rush
steak• with t on
camp stone has until.-
PACK A BASKET AND COME T9 THE
and return at 12:30.
The bride's dress, fashioned of er's best man.
proof gadget. Lg huh
enjoyed by children and will also
hors to regulate Om Folds
die,
At this time it appears to the Poudre blue chiffon, had • shirred
Mr. and Mrs. Fishman left for fascinate their parents.
compactly.
committee in charge of this af- bodice caught from the rounded a trip through Canadian points
Hudson's Tenth Floor—Grand Riser
fair that it will be a complete neckline to the waist with tiny and Niagara Falls. On their re-
sell-out. However, there are still bows of velvet and its brief turn they will reside at 2925
UNRELINQUISHED
ct
a
few
reservations
open,
and
they
at
the
Waverly
Ave.
until
their
new
sleeves
slightly
puffed
GIVEN BY THE
can be secured by phoning Irving shoulders. Her off-the-face hat' home is completed on Appoline Our fa there, our father. made Zion ]
a shrine.
Lachman, master councillor, Uni- of pink maline held • shoulder-'I Ave.
And starred it with sages sad seers,
•
versity 1.4223, or Marcus Sonne, length front veil of pink tulle
divine.
Prices Subject to 3% Sales Tax.
When conquered and trod by the
chairman, Trinity 1-3663, and and her elbow-length gloves
STEIN • HARRISON
tiger of Rome,
They
never relinquished the love for
Oscar Bank, junior councillor, Ty- matched her hat. Miss Yackness
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wolf of
their
home.
ler 4-3329. Reservations will not carried an arm bouquet of rap - McLean Ave. announce the mar- They never surrendered the hope to
be accepted after Wednesday, ture roses and gardenias bowed riage of their daughter, Janice
he free,
Nor yielded t heir homeland, their
Plymouth, Mich.
July 13.
with pink maline.
'
Harrison, to Charles J. Stein, son
Admission 25e
glory and 'lee.
hope whir h they cherished ro-
Mrs. William Freeman, sister of Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Stein of The kindled
our dream
DIRECTIONS: Grand River, turn on Plymouth Road, then
Ladies of Yeshiva Beth Ju- of the bride, was matron-of-honor Pittsburgh, on June 4.
To see ton Moriah Shem's morning.
left on Newburg Ref, straight out Edward Hines paved
l iar beam.
dah to Conduct Memorial and her sister's only attendant,
Mot IM 11. •gal n to rebuild slim
Services f o r Deceased Mrs. Freeman, wore pink sheer National Guard Division Wants to We eon
shrine:
road. Watch for sign.
will make Zion quaff glory
crepe with white hat and acres-
like wine.
Members
Drop Swastika as Insignia
sories and she carried sweetheart
Though (roman encompass us. agon-
fash-
ies
throng.
We buten to Shiloh like lover with
Michigan
The ladies of the Yeshivah roses and blue delphinium bou-
::
Mount Clemens
DENVER (WNS) — The swas-
CLOSING OUT AT COST
Beth Judah will hold special ioned into a colonial Ilasket blue tika insignia adopted by the 45th Foe. '' IttUfe It • desert. we'll rear
carried
by
pink
and
quet
All Candy Boxes - Lamps PR ook-Ends • Ash Trays
WEDDINGS,
BANQUETS,
PARTIES,
ETC.
memorial services for the follow-
there •Inaln.
Division of the National Guard in A garden.
streamers.
an Eden, • home and •
CES IN PLAIN FIGURES
ing deceased members, on Sat- ribbon
1925 is causing the regiment
and Other Imports
lane.
Dr.
Samuel
Sonkin
of
Eliza-
Special
Sunday
Dinners—Phone
Mt.
Clemens
790
:
7.
urday, July 9, at 8:30 p. m., in
ALTER
,.1tU.115. lf"
Lachman trouble so its adjutant-general,
JEWELRY
their quarters at 2535 Elmhurst: beth, N. J., assisted Mr.
Beautiful Ballroom with Seating Capacity of 500
Alphens P. Ardourel, had ap-
as
best
man.
Mrs. Sarah Brown and her son,
COMPANY
r
Mrs. Yackness wore a gown of pealed tiithe War Department to
WRITE OR WIRE FOR RESERVATIONS
Illinois' Governor Horner is one
Isadore Brown; P. Karasick and
pink lace for her daughter's wed- change the emblem. "Some of of the best-known collectors of Lin-
508 METROPOLITAN BLDG.
Unexcelled
Service,
Elegant
Rooms,
Strictly
Kosher
Cuisine
J.
Brendwine.
BUY
afraid
they
will
SEE SY FOR A GOOD
pinned a corsage of gar- our officers are
colnia . .. He got that way be-
CHERRY 6373
Several rabbis will deliver me- ding and at
her shoulder. Mrs. be mistaken for Hitler support- cause the law partner's father was
Extra Special Values in Diamond Watches
denias
morial addresses.
WISDOM OF THE AGES 1 FIRST MOTORIST: ,"I bad a.
Lachman's dress was of black ers," he said, explaining that the once the law partner of Lincoln ...
Platinum Mountings and Diamonds
of insignia was adopted because it The Horner collection of 6,000
drink of real moonshine the other
In Georgia recently two women day. "
Mrs. Gertrude Baler of France lace and her corsage was also
was the emblem of Francisco Cor- items is finer than that in the Li-
gardenias.
Euro-
went to court with a squabble over
is the new president of the
Abrasha
Brainin,
15-year-old
The bride was given in mar- onado,' Spanish conquistador.
Second Motorist: "How was it?"
Lou Bender, former Columbia
the ownership of a poodle, and the
brary of Congress.
grandson of llebraist Reuben pean section of the Women's In-
her father and mother
First Motorist: "I find that I
wise old judge decided to award
basketball star, managed the cam- Brainier, has just broken another ternational League for Peace and riage by
Lech-i Law, in a free country. is, or
Meyer
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
can
get about the same results if
the
dog
to
the
elder
of
the
two
Glory drags all men captive at
paign of Bill Brunner, one-time high school swimming record up Freedom.
man did the honors for the groom.) ought to be, the determination
I
kiss
a spark plug with my motor
women. Neither of them would
the wheel of her glittering ear.
professional court luminary, in his in Montreal ... This time it was Dexter•Jery Florist. Tyler 11141132.
The wedding march was played of the majority of those who have
running."—The
Texaco Mimic•.
have it after that.
--Bones
the
record
he
himself
made
just
land.—Bwift.
in
violin.property
tare for President of the New
by Phil Brestall en his
I Flower !_fe,ir all etwasire.
a few months ago.
York Board of Aldennea,---

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Story of David Is
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