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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-18
Frains Lake
PROCURING OF COTTON
FARMERS CLUB TOPIC

FARMERS CLUB TOPIC
Frstns Lake. Mich, Dec, 1S-Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Freeman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Staebler at
tended the Hrbor Farmers Club
meeting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Erwin Frederick. Wagner Rd T.,
Wednesday. A delicious chicken
dinner was enjoyed. Miss Pearl
HAST, county nurse, and her assist.
ant, Mrs. Martha letters, were
guests at dinner.
II. S. Osler provided the pro-
gram. He explained about procur-
ing cotton and other material from
the government and making mat
tresses. The work TO be done by
each individual who wishes one OF
the mattresses at some centrally
located place in the county.
The January meeting will be with
Mr.. and Mrs. William letter. Plym-
outh Rd., and the men will prepare
and serve the dinner.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-18
To Present Pageant

The Christmas program at Dix.
boro Church will be next Monday
night. The committee with Floyd
Staebler as chairman. are prepar-
ing a pageant entitled The Story
Beautiful. The program at the
school here will be Friday night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-18
Eastern Star Party
to be This Evening

Plans for the Christmas party for
Ypsilanti Chapter, number 119, Or
der OF Eastern Star, and their fam
lilies. this evening in the Masonic
Temple chapter room. have been
completed by the committee in
charge, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Chap
ellie and Miss Gertrude Murray.
An entertaining program of music,
readings. and a play presented by
the Ypsilanti High School dramatic
class will provide an enjoyable
evening. The children will be re-
membered with favors, and refresh
m is will be served.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-18
Pedro Club Meats

Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Shumaker
entertained the Frains Lake Pedro
Club Friday night Mrs. Grace Ls-
Forge and Kenneth Schlimmer won
first prizes and Mrs. Grace Pat.
rick and Albert Staebler received
second prizes. Christmas gifts
were exchanged and a lovely lunch
served by the hostess with holt
day decorations on the tables.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Freeman
and family went to Lyndon Wed.
nesday for the funeral services OF
Ross Smith, who was the hus-
band of Mrs. Freeman's sister,
Mary. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
were former Ypsilanti residents.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-18
Club Enjoys Party
at Schultz Home

n. n. S. Club played games and
enjoyed q Christmas party at the
home of Mrs. A. ]. Schultz, Tues
day evening. Prizes were awarded
the winners. The Schultz home was
tastefully decorated for the Christ.
mas season and gifts from the Sun.
shine friends we're distributed by
Miss Ara Schultz, from the decor
ated Christmas tree.
A delicious luncheon was served.
The next club meeting will be
with Mrs. Marie Thomas, Ann
Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-18
Hostess To Club

Hostess To Club
Mrs Nelson Boutell was hostess
to Girls Friendly Club Monday night
at her home. Cut linoleum blocks for
designing Christmas cards were
made by the members present.
Cocoa and cookies we're served by
the hostess. Club members will go
to the Ann Arbor University Hos
pital Monday to visit Beatrice Arm
strong who is undergoing medical
care at the institution.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-18
Scouts Visit camn

Glen Fishbeck, Darrell (Bud)
Jensen and Melvyn Staebler accom-.
panied nine other Boy Scouts and
their leaders on an overnight trip
TO Camp Newkirk Saturday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-18
DON'T SELL OUT

WHEN YOUR side Is vulner-
able and you fnd the opponents
bidding against you, there is
nice question Of whether to &C.
cept the double opportunity they
offer or go ahead and bid your
own cards. 1t gets down to a mat
ter Of estimating how many points
are available to you from beating
them and how many you are like
ly to get from playing the hand
yourself. Usually. when they are
not vulnerable. you have to chas-
tise them pretty severely to. score
more than your own vulnerable
contract could produce, II your
side Is really very strong.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-18

FdIHeT otTTOUSTy TT
Mrs. Harry BeGole was called
to Ypsilanti Monday morning by
the serious Illness OF her father,
Robert Howling.
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ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

The Ypsilanti Daily Press
wishes all subscribers TO re-
ceive their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or non-delivery OF the Daily
Press Phone the Press ONCE
at 40 before p. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-18
VI Nv. Christmas
Party Enjoyable

Ypsilanti Post and Auxiliary
Veterans Of Foreign Wars, turned
out in large numbers for their an
nual Christmas party in GAR. Hall,
Tuesday evening. a bountiful co
operative supper was served. after
which community singing of Christ
mas carols was enjoyed, Miss Joan
Tooze playing the accomplishments.
A Christmas tree was the special
feature Of the evening, after which
cards were played and popcorn
balls and peanuts served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown will
spend the week in Cleveland with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schlecterle.
Francis Carter and Richard Colt
rell have completed their season S
sailing on the Great Lakes and re.
turned 10 their homes in the city
Saturday. They were on the steamer
Nudge from the NJ. A. Hanna Com
pany.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Begged Cash Because
He Wanted to Treat

Dick Parks explained 10 police
that he was only trying to be a
good fellow. His buddy he said
had been buying the drink. Parks.
-. wanted 10 buy a round. He
was broke, 50 he mad To get som.
money.
He had made 81 30 when serst
Gregg and Officer Edwards met
him a. So. 2<th and Pacific Wed
nesdsy afternoon and jailed him
for soliciting slms. In police court.
h. was ordered 10 serve three days
Of a 30-day suspended sentence.
George skok drew a Today ssn-
tenee. RegnAr Dshlin a suspended
30-dsy sentence on similar chsrrss
Thursday. The same charge melted
Harry Hunter SIS and costs fine
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
0piimisis Broadcast
Over XVI on Friday

XVI will broadcast a quarter
hour "optimist Week" program
at Sis p. m. Friday. 1t was an
nounced today by William Red
mayne. president of the Taooms
Optimist club. This program Is
dramatized presentation Of ths
causes Of juvenile delinquency
Redmsyne said. and is dialogue
concerning optimism. and stresses
the value Of maintaining = cheerful
and optimistic outlook Of life.
"Optinist week" Redmsyne ex-
planned. lis set aside As a period
in which all Optimist clubs unite
in appealing TO the public for more
optimism In facing current prob
lens. and for a greater spirit Of
friendship and cooperation In sd-
justins the differences between
classes, races and nations"
A second purpose Of each Opt
mist club Is TO asnst needy boys
in its own community. In line
with the Friend OF the Boy
slogan Of Opumist International.
The importance Of aiding under
privileged youngsters Is therefore
stressed In connection with the
"Optmist Week" observance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Club to Dine
On Train

hesae~r. e N. Tsecms chapter
~ N. Northwest Raslrnsa Ms
tartesi sc~lssy ~sii hoia their
annual dinner and sseafssos Frt-
d.y ss~nts4. ,. 1. Enh~rss rrsss.
ssns. .Aid the rrear ~sll scsrd .
ssnln. ear % ths Great Northern
Al $40 p m. - "a SEATTLE n
attend . special sho~zns II pie
sures ard return In . special ear
later in the evening A fsv rssss-
sations are available ard tiessss
may ~ obtained 81 the ticket
afsics. uricn depot Nossrss ssid
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Surplus Cotton for Mattresses
Nav Be Furnished in Pierce County

A plan whereby Pierce county
farm families Of low incomes
$500 per year or less may par
ucipate in federal cotton sur
plus moving program IL being
organized by County Agricultural
Agent A. NJ. Richardson.
Apparent plan is to set up a
work center. similar 10 the well
fare departments old mattress
factory on Puyallup ave, and per-
NIT persons chosen from groups
of the low income families 10 make
their own mattresses from the
surplus cotton. Each family would
pay about 81.
The cotton distribution program
is intended 10 relieve SURPRISES in
the south. where markets have
been lost in the war.
On county committee 10 work
with the agricultural agents Of
flee are:
J. b. Bogert. Gig Harbor; w A..
Moore, Riverside Valley; Fred Sor-
ensen. Sumner and Buckley: II. n.
Bachelor, Gig Harbor; p. Dierin-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Blackoui Dec. is
For Fort Worden

The approximately 80 Taenrns
rs<n stationed a. Feri weriea wi,h
tke sezth coast Artillery anti
ssrcrafo. VII tsss part In |. test
.hlsckeai~ set far Dc. u -
tween 10 - ard n , N. se.
eerdtnr n Scrd received ksre
THURSDAY.
I've s7elsckout' Is part - the
training program FIR asfsnse
sksinsf air attach rvFt Angeles
ard rert Tp@n~nd, nesrty ZEN.
nHuniiles ~ili lcsn stth the army
n the shl.essgt
GRAY reid. reFt Lewis. planes
I'll make observation fliKhts
ever TIE dsFssned area. n eh>es
efficiency ~ the ahisckrat-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Bremerion Attorney
Disbarred by Court

OLYMPA-The supreme court
late Wednesday permanently dis
barred William A. Beskley, former
Bremerton city attorney, from
practice Of law In Washington.
Beakley was found guilty OF
hilking clients Of their money on
several occasions. the supreme
court said. He also defrauded the
city OF Bremerton by hiring his
wife as his secretary and later
testified falsely in court TO retain
proceeds of that fraud" the court
found.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
HERE'S MORE AB0UT
Main Street
START ON PAGE ONE

ing the other day. but returned
smpty-handed. II seems he wasted
all his ammunition on other tar
gets and had none lief, when ducks
flew over toward the end Of the
day.
sonya Loftness has sold a poem
10 an eastern newspaper. The
check came as a surprise, because
the poem was written several
years ago. whereas her latest at
tempts. which she thought superior
TO her earlier efforts. were re-
lected
Hal Evana hopes to see Cali
fornia before long. lie Is fresh
man al r. l. c. and plans to spend
his junior and senior years at
som. California institution.
rheodor. y. Allison, 1sa. SO
<ist st. Ia appearing on pro-
grams being broadcast over
KWsc at Washington state col
lege, where he ns student. He
also has made the VARSITY debate
squad.
A mar driving Hodson ooope.
license B1tsi. did other folks
good turn Thursday at So. s6,h
st and Railroad ave. Standing IN
pouring rain. about 1913 q m,
he warned traffic, until police ar
rived. that high tension poles were
leaning over tina street around a
curve.
William Donnaily. ~. Msssasoit
hotel. WAS undergoing examination
In the county hospital Thursday 10
determine what injury he suffered
when he repeatedly was hit by
car two days ago. lie became I'll
Wednesday night and told police
who went TO his hotel room that
he had been bumped by a car but
had no previous medical attention.
I~s Cassidy, former TscomAn
who now lives in Olympia. halted
runaway. orsgon-bcensd car
Wednesday night near the inter
wction Of St Helens and Mar
ket II. Tn. car. drivsrlsss. moved
away from tho curb dovnhill Cas-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06

ger, Buckley; A. J. KEEL. Rt- ,. Ia
coma; Paul Borell, Buckley: Henry
Flem. Rt ?. Tacoma: Jacob stell-
ing. Ri 3. puyallup: Paul N. Lind
berg. Rt. l. Graham; Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. L. Levin. Graham: Harvey
Beeman. Edgewood; Henry Wash
burn. Ri 4. Tacoma: Christina
Potts. Eatonville: Maggie Dickens.
Roy. Mrs. Henry Peterson. Harris
Lake; Mrs. Frank Thiel. Nc
Kenna; Albert l.. ockfen. Roy.
L. W. Lingley, Graham: r. T,
schudy. Roy, and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. II. Loney. Clover Creek.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06

The Policies ~ Getting Work
and Other Problems ~ the Day -
viii hs tho subject for discussion
ny members At the meeting ~ the
Workers Alliance Friday evening
at 1874 Commerce o.. II win be
In the form 81 . fnrum.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06

r~e tvsnsserts r,essa ~ ~ city
ee,ir~ early sn TIE ~e<s fsx In
s.s,lssiien ~ drunk srd sisordss'
~ ~sfs sentenced ~ Justice Gar
sres e. fAssaa Tsssssay ts four
months eaeh In IN county All ~
warrants
one cf thsm. Jack Brown. -
rave m address ether thar 'ecun'
" jail" me ether william t;ss'
r~r.cn. s,.yar-.ld cook. gave NJ
a. seantoala. r..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Ski Instructors
Not Wanted Here

SKI instructors are not ysntes1
At Camp Murray or Fort L<sis
R.portf from military posts IN
other areas indicate a demand for
skiing experts to teach recruits the
art. but Fort Lssis and Camp nur-
ray officers said Thursday they had
more than enough experienced
skisrs among their oyn troops.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
&1AS&[a}35f
Two Strike Bound Ships Here Ready Tor
Crows. Corqo IN rwo-Month Strike End

whlls tks coasters Astorsa ssa
Isk< rssne.s s>Fs r<sss>d fcF
rssamrttcn ~ eafsc ~efs stepr~a
tao Hsen,hs sss ~ striss. rNaFs-
asy enly go ctnsr v.sssis we're
~ hsrth here
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
sLNT TO FT. LEWIS

BAkEH. Ores--Dr. e J He'd
lund county health officer has
been ordered to report 70 FORT
Lewis Wash. for year Of Sryics
with the army medical corps.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
BUILDING PERMITS

A building permit WAS Issued
Thursday 10 II. ". sprsgus for
construction ~ 50 500 residence
A. ala No. isth -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
tssa,e r,lsrhe,sl

s.dy. passing In another machine.
Jumped aboard the runaway and
applied brakes. thus svsring .
probable crash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Three MURRAY
Soldiers Hurt
Cor Croshes Into
Large Signboord

Three Camp Murray soldier.
were injured. one Of them grsvsly.
Nhen their car en route 70 the
camp ssidded across two left hand
lanes q traffic and crashed
through a large sgneosrd early
Thursday. Three other persons
we're hurt in accidents Wednesday
night
AL three. members Of the I6lst
Infantry. Company r. were taken
10 the Fort Lewis hospital Walter
p. Diekerson. 20. suffered a skull
fracture besides bad facial and
head cuts. II was believed. The
others, less seriously hurt were
George Thomas. 20. who sustained
a fractured leg. cuts and bruises,
and Leroy A. Bastrom. IS, head
cuts and facial decorations
From waila walla
All three are from Nalls walls.
II Was reported by army officials.
The accident occurred about 10
n. m. at the Seven-mile crossing
near kippers corner. State patrol
men said the car in some manner
got out Of control and smashed
partially through a Msllon Motors
sign before coming to halt
Questioning Of the victims failed
to reveal who was driving. None
OF the tho would say who Was at
the wheel of the machine. 1t was
stated.
An accident on the North Puy-
sllup road. near Moneys tavern.
at 10 .. m. Wednesday. caused the
injury Of a Puysllup couple. Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Middleton. Rt. /,
box SIS. Puyallup. were the VIC
Tins. Both were taken 10 the
Valley hospital. Middleton with
bruises and shock. his wife. Irene,
with scalp injuries and undeter-
mined internal injury.
Didn't Make Stop
Their car failed to make an ar
terisl stop while coming onto the
main road and was struck by a
machine driven by MILFORD Huseby,
20. Io7 p ST. S. T., Auburn, state
patrolmen said.
The Middleton ear was de-
molished; Husehy's car was dam
aged considerably.
The sixth traffic victim WAS
Thomas Forsythe. 20. resident of
the Nash apartments. 1910 So. Ia
coma ave. Struck down while
walking across the street near his
home about 1850 p. m. Wednes-
day he was in St Josephs hos
pital Thursday, his right leg shat
tered by a compound fracture and
other injuries.
Was Driving Slowly
Driver Of the sedan that struck
him was Elvin A. Davidson, rs,
2s25 So. C st. who said his car
was only going 20 miles per hour
when the aged man doomed up
before him in the street
With Davidson in the car were
his wife, and Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Miller, of the same address David
son took Forsythe TO the hospital,
and reported the accident to po-
lice. He was not held.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Was Driving Slowly

MODERN BATHROOM. Trans-
form the old room with beauti-
| full J. N. Asbestos, Wainscoting.
Many colorA Easily applied.
Low cost. John Dover Lumber
Co., Main 6181.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06

smsiI ssss t~ss<s lassUs h . $50 -
vsss, 81 skapes go esssss- Al eese
ssJh saaA~s. oosve's - sseso1aee -
s~asssssss fss ~ hsGA
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-03
timer glttes altes 9eint

go alt ODER 70 Jung mir aud iein
1n0sen, mir leien 1,nb reoen ,,n6 b0e
rem 10 germ er5dblen bon ben guten
alten 3eitelt. Die iiingertt 2eute DO
rem 5u NIT geniidten @efiiblen, oenn
oieie alten 3eiten batten aud lire
S6attenieiten. sic batten 111anbes
Win6ergute nnb ntande Sdrten ltn6
tparen reid an @ntbebrlingen, 5orgen
ilnb 9lrbeit. Mber iie bntten bod 10
11andes, mas ,l,,s Ieiber abbanben ee<
fonlrnen lit. nniere 9orfabren tparen
eliidlider ,lnb 5ufriebener, tpeil iie
ipeniger Bebiirfniiie batten, nidt 10
biele Mnfpriibe ans 2eben madten
,ino nit 8enigem aufrieoen iparen.
Die Quelle ibres @Iides tpar ibr
praftiides @laubensleben. 8as an-
iere gorfabren an @laubenstreue, al,
Millens- 1tnb gbarafterit1rfe belaBelt,
oas gebt lnierer 3eit leioer bielfad
ab. SSn einigen tpenigen l1eberleben>
ben unierer e,,ten alten 5amilien ba=
ben iid) s,1m 9eiI nod bie g,lten alten
gGteriitten fortgeerbt. sic iino ber-
iibergebradt un6 berpflanat tporoen IN
bic geeue Belt 1no iin6 ein foltbares
Samilienitiid gebieben. sStt ,nander
edit fatboliiden nno edit beutlden
Jamilie bdnet nod 1os alte ebrtpiir-
J bige @abraeiden ibres FL. Glaubens,
bas aru3ifir. gs lit pielleidt idon alt
iii.o ipurmlttd)ig unb cine bon ber,
ipenigen Sabieligfeiteu, bic Der artne
Mnsnanberer neben ieinem Noien=
frnna ,in6 be,H ;,@briitliben Sous
fegen'' aIs teures Santilienanoenfen
bon ber alien Sei,nat NIT iiber ben
D5eau beriibereebradt bat: Nie ,nan-
der, Der bieie 3eilen lieit, bat, als
er ibiperen Screens ltnb nit forgen-
bollem Blid in sic 3,1funft ieinen
SUB in bas ibm teue 1ll,b l1nbefannte
2ano ieste, nidts Anoeres iein @igel1
nennen fDnnen, als ein idli9tes So
,nilienfreit5, einen &oienfrana unb
elm Seiligenbilo. sfber nit oem Segen
@ottes, Der a,,f ieiner barten arbeit
rltbte, lit es ibm selungen, ein idones
Seim llno cine iorgenloie griiten5 5l1
griin6en nnb bie gl1ten alten Brdr6e,
Die 8ater anb Ml1tter i'm eelebrt,
iino IN ieiner Samilie in boben gbs
rem geblieben. gs miro nod altber-
M;~%% Oltf al
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-03

Die BON ben oeutiben armeen
aebraudten Stl,fas finb Sturafampf.
flieger. bie in erober @rondbe lire
perbeerenben 8omben abiperfen. 1ber
bieie neuartiee 8affe Ser beltlden
Sruppen gibt ser II. -&orreipon.
oent 81. Seinaen aus Yaris felgenoe
8eidreib,,ng:
SD babe bieie neuen, fbtper ee.
panserten 8omber i,1 aftion geieben
uno einen fiirdterliden @inorud bon
ibrer 2eiitungsfdbigfeit erbaIten.
81, einer Sobe bon 500 SUB iinS
ieie Bomber tatiadlid bernidteno. Sic
fliegen im St,lr3flue 10 tief, ooB iie
fir sic Nbtuebrgeidiite nidt erreif-
bar iino. Weit elmer Stunoeneeidtpin.
biefeit bon 600 Meilen itiir5en iie aus
bo6lter Sobe auf bas 3iel at. ssm
Stllr5flug legen iie anldeineno 5000
Sub in 5ebn Sefl1noeu auriid uno fins
eetpobnlid iiber bem 3iel, bepor oie
Gerteiogiung lie gemobr ipiro. llu,nit.
telbor Dor un6 iiber bem 3iel l0ien.
tie Sic flint 8omben ans, sic iie ira.
gen, 1,no seben int SteiIflng i1 einem
Winfel bon 45 @rab >pieber in oie
Sobe. 9as @erdui6 ser Motoren 1tei.
CERT lib bon einem iharfen Yfeifen
3um oonnerartisen 0robnen, in oos
iib Die grploiionen ser 8omben mi-
den. Die girfune lit fiirdterlid, INN
1nebr, als bie Stllfas NIT elmer 0ta.
lbinenfanone uno 5tpei f6tperen Ma.
i6inengetpebren ausgeriiftet lino, Die
im St1r5flug 6as 3iel unter 0euer
nebnten.
Sir oen Sturafampfflieser fin6 sic
aneriffe natiirlid feline &leinigfeit.
gr flieet allein, bat feline ltnter1tiit-
5ans ourd5 &fflieeer ,1no -: ein.
3ig auf ieine @eihtpinbigfeit uno feline
angriffsmaffen ansetpieien. SoboIo er
aus 0em Stur5flug in Sen Mufflug
iibersebt, miro iein &0rper nit I'M.
tpioeriteblider &raft gegen Sci &iiden-
lebne ieines Sibes geprebt. 9ie sc.
ual tOer grploltcaeu reibt iein Slug.
5e,tg bil,ten bod). Mann tpie Maidine
iino idperiten slnforber,neen ,,nter.
tuorfen. 0ie 8irfungen oieier @n.
sriffelpaffe alf befeitiete Stelluneen,
auf 8riiden, StraBen ,nb mar6ieren.
Sc aolonnen iino berbeereno.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-03

fommIider Sitte in ieinem Sanie ge-
betet. Die Ginoer miiiien Iaut ibr
Morgen., Mbe,i6. ,,no giidgebet ber,
ridten. SIN SbIafair1mer ipenisitems
bdngt Elm @eibuaiierbebdlter, ,tno
ieoes Samilienmitglieo ieenet iid nit
getpetbtent Baiier beim Muffebe,t
nn6 bein Sdlafengeben. ssSt ieoem
3imlner bdret tpenigitens elm reliei0<
ies 8ilo; bas gan5e SSabr binourd
1T getpeibtes @ads i'm @auie nno
es iuer6en getpeibte 8olmen ,1no
Grditer itt @aus, Seller, @tan ,mo
Sdeune eeitedt. 8or einem &ruaifir
ooer elmer We,ttergottesitatue brennt
ein Oelldmpden ooer Elm Mrmeniee-
lenlibtlein.
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5eit miro Mbenos bor bent S1lafen>
geben Ia,,t Der Noie1lfrana in Ser So
mile eebetet. ,n6 tpenieitens an ben
b0diten Selttaeen ,tnieres Serrn uno
ser Muttereottes geben alle gemeins
ibaftlid 5l1m Slid 6es Serrn.
60 lit es gutter alter Brau6 in 6en
driitli6en Samilien, bie ibren alten
Sra6itionen treu geblieben iino, ,no
- altffalenoertpeiie -. in oenienigen
Samilien, Die nit Der Nltbdteriitte
audi Die Sprabe ibrer SatniIie BEL
bebalten baben. gs lit cine taet6g-
lid au beobadtenoe Satfade, baB fol-
DIE, bic ibre Mutteripra9e berleuss
nen, a,,d leidt lire euten, alten,
driftliden @ebrGude, oie 10 innie
NIT oerielben getpadlen itnb, berleug-
men. Mit ben oft als untpeIentli9 Be-
tradteten 8rauden ,,n6 Sitten Der
Batter miro nidt felten aub 6as @e-
fentlide, oie &eligion ielbit abgeltreift.
an sic Stelle ser alten 8r6ude uno
@epflogenbeiten treten ben berbotenen
@eieuidaften nadsedffte Bereine, Go
cials unb Barties. Dieie mo6ernen
@epflogenbeiten ybabea, abgeieben bon
manb an6eren Sbattenieiten, i'm
8ergleih slt ienen gltten alten 8rau.
den 1,nb Sitten, ben ugorteir'', baB
iie meiit iebr foitipielis o6er ipenig-
items 5eitraubeno iino, Die Samilien=
mitelieber bon &aus ,no Samilie
entfrem6en un6 bie 3abl ber @beidei-
bungen ,,nb Mii9eben bertnebren bel=
fen. gs lit bar,tnt nidt nur I'M ST.