Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1931, Page 39

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Low female voice. 5 £ T BLUBBERIN' BABY TALK | 6 : Accomplices. ARt LIKE SOME JIBBERIN ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE Praying Pilgrims From America. | Mariazell is- still the most famous | pilgrim resort in Austria. On the eve | of St. Peter in June of each year great hosts of pilgrims leave Vienna and other places for the famous shrines, {just as”they have been doing for cen- | turies. Half the population lives on the | » | 50,000 pilgrims who o there every vear,| ~Twas Ever | many coming from America, to pray | before the silver altar and the twelfth century statue of our Lady of Mariazell. | Over the mountains to_Mariazell they went in. thousands on Yoot years ago, but today the trains care for the climb. | Mariazell is a famous Winter resort and lis usually packed at Christmas time. | Those who love the grotesque effects Iof Gothic combined with Barogue T >0 O NIRRT DB~ architecture will find much interest in the church,