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Annual report of St. Elizabeth's Home of Baltimore City, for Colored Children, under the charge of the Franciscan Sisters

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St. Elizabeth's Home for Colored Children (Baltimore, Md.)

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  1. Baltimore
  2. Charities
  3. Child Welfare
  4. Maryland

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