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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-08
Federal Control
OF Game Refugees
Is Being Sought
Daily DiSratrh Bureau.
I'm the SiI Waller ,iutr'

R&le.gn. Jan. 8.--Pp~> iEility that
H. J,ate nay lose cGMtrDl Of lis own
a,t"b,i he'd came rvGlg2s i one Ot the
points being pcndered in considering
IN appeal Ey the division Of game
and inland lisherie. from Il Federal
court decision giving the I S. For
eSlry Service sole jurisdiction over
wild life in national forest areas.
Somewhat paradoX:cally, it is not
lear.d that the fedcrJis Will take
charg. unless there is an appeal: it
IS feared they will take over, in
.CmCthing CI SPIRIT Of spite, if there
IS one.
Commissioner John D. Chalk, Of
the game division, started the Wnole
row by ordering arrest under d State
law ii United States forestry agents
trapping deer ior Shipment out OF the
State. In selI-defenSe the feds sought
and eventually obtained from 4
FEDERAL cOuit-tm injunction restrain
ing Chalk from interfering with
tuCm. Judge Isaac Meekln>. in d
sweeping ruling, held that under the
NUrln Carolina act CT 1915, the iOr-
Try service mas exclusive control OF
AL via lie on the national forest
areas.
Row the division is considering an
appeal. Ii is known that Attorney
General Harry McMulian ana his
aides are extremely doubtful they
can get d reversal, out it IS said on
what looks like good authority that
Chalk wants 10 continue the fight.
Unless there is an appeal the Fed
eraI lOrcsters are Likely 10 go on Just
as lney have III the past and with
cat interference with the States
game Iuiu5cS IN national forest areas.
if There L. al appeal and the feds
Win, lilcy would be something less
lnan human if they didn't thcreupon
c.crC&C their authority 10 the limit,
ana t.Iat authority would include sole
control Ui W!ld life on some 100000
acres III game refugees in The Mt. Nit
CnClt, Duil!1I BOunc, Wayah Bald,
Standing indian, Sherwood Forest
Lake oantCrian, Fires Creek refugees
which lie WllhIn either the Pisgah
N the NantuiruId National Forests.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-08
ANSWERS.

u Z Tvo-. senator i.uu C"".-
bsrIand county N 1875. w. Mares
ci9air,n,:,n u: /. committee e maze 81
investigation 0. HE railroad. ;""l
under Construction. From h.s :.:'',.2
ne introduced bill - appr"..IAj,
from the State treasury S1..Ut' 40.
purchasing rails . DC used iron. nt;'!
Old Fort to AShev.,l". The oppOs'u"'
moved 70 change the appropriation
from S7C.cG0 - one dollar. Inc oil.
finally came 70 a tie vote and Lleu-
tenant Governor Scales cast the de
Gliding vote in its favor.
,. Unc.er Governor Albert Broad
max Glenn rom 1865 to 1909.
). In 1881 ii Guil.ora County. NJ.
Lmdlev was born. ii Indiana N l0-'
His family t:aQ moved from. Chatham
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-08
The Truth About
Lie Detectors

Are lie detectors recognized
as infaliJle?
To me the name "lie detector" is
a purely imaginative and fctional
term. l do not believe that any court
has yet judged criminal case sole
ly on the evidence of a lie detector.
In my opinion, courts are certainly
not justified in accepting such evil
dence.
Translation of emotional reac-
tons into physiological terms is by
no means standardized. A number
of polygraphs and photographs
and photopolygraphs are on the
market but no agreement exists as
to their reliability.
Those interested should refer to a
book called Lying and It's Detection,
published by the University of Chi
cago Press, and written by John A.
Larson. The latest publication is
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-08

was that the infringement OF the
carbonated particles on the skin
stimulated the circulation and toned
the heart and blood vessels.
Artificial Nauheim baths can be
prepared in any bathroom in the
United States and the ingredients
are sold in package form. The baths
can be initiated with the use of %
ounces of sodium acid sulfate and
80 ounces Of sodium bicarbonate
added to 40 gallons of warm water
at a temperature of go F. A rub
Der bath mat should be used in the
bottom of the tub in order to pre-
vent erosion of the enamel.
The Woodhall bath in Lincoln
shire, England, can be copied by
using very small amounts Of potas-
SUM iodide and potassium bromide
in water at average temperature.
1t is doubtful whether any abb
sorption of these materials occurs
through the skin while an indi-
vidual is in the bath.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-08
FARMING IN UNION
is IN GOOD SHAPE

Monroe. Jan. 3.-Un,on county
business men and farmers arc agreed
that farming is in the best shape fin
ancially in 20 years. according t" T.
J. ". Eroola. veteran farm agent Of
the State College Extension Service.
The Union farmer nON realizes,
Broom said. that he is not Deepen
dent on cotton alone for his cash in
come. With the development Of MIR
kets for poultry, dairy products. beef
cattle. and hogs, ne can sell anything
he chooses 10 grow.
In all sections ri the county,
there is d spirit OF optimism for the
future of agriculture he continued,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-08
What Do. You
Know About
North Carolina?
Ry FRED Fl. MAY

!. Who was the Fayetteville meF-
chant u-hC secured d state approp-
Ration % BUY rails for the Western
y. c. Railroad?
? Under shat governor did Fra"-
cis D Winston. OF Windsor. serve a.
lieutenant governor:
3. When did the late john N@'!
Iirdlev enter the nursery business.
:. When Ms i proposed tAi'' ':!s
State engage in gold mining:
), What Is The maintenance expense
OF the office ot attorney general "a!
North Carolina?
s. When did custom allow 4 JUDGE
70 come down from the Uencn ;ho
appear tor I client ii that court.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-08

He is a graduate in agriculture of
State College and his experience, be-
fore joining the staff of the depart
ments markets division, included d
position as assistant agronomist in
plant breeding with the North Car
DINA experiment station.
The problem of handling potatoes
from the Gielu 10 the loading point
will be discussed with growers while
grading, washing, drying and culling
methods will be presented at group
meetings.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-08
FALL, WINTER WORK
IN HOKE COMPLETED

Raeford. Jan. 8.-Due 10 good
weather which prevailed, farmers Of
Hoke county were able to complete
their fall and winter work sooner
than usual, reports A S. Knowles.
farm agent.
More corn. cotton, and tobacco
stalks have been cut and ploWed un-
der than in past years. Knowles said
that despite low tobacco prices and
discouraging prices paid for other
agricultural commodities Hoke grow
ers are preparing 10 carry out normal!
operations in 1910.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-08
By LOGAN CLENDENING, NJ. D.

What is your opinion Of the
medicinal baths 1chich are so
uadely used in Europe? Can
these be initiated in an average
American home?
The most famous Of the European
baths were the Nauheim baths and
the Woodhall baths in England. The
"Sprudel" water of Nauheim was
a naturally warm, salty solution,
which was carbonated. The tempera-
ture was about 90. 1t was used for
functional heart troubles and mild
heart failure. It was also accom-
panied by graduated exercises given
by the brothers Schott. The theory
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-08

J. C. L.: "Can pyorrhea be cured
by treatment at homer"
Answer-It depends upon what
degree or stage of pyorrhea is at
hand. The treatment of early pyor-
rhea consists in getting a tough,
small tooth brush and brushing the
gum margins hard and systemati-
cally night and morning. The tooth
powder or preparation used is un-
important; the brush is the impor-
tant part. They should be brushed
until you can't make them bleed.
Later stages need constant removal
of tartar and surgical treatment Of
the pus pockets.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-08

J. F. L.: "Please advise concern
ing the injection treatment of her.
MIA. l am wearing a truss that is
satisfactory"
Answer-It is good in selected
cases. If truss is satisfactory, it
is probably best to leave it. The
injection treatment is recommended
by surgeons mostly in recurrent
cases.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-08

CabbageS, according to an Eng
lish agriculturist, are quite similar
to roses. Well, we hope it never be-
comes the fashion to toss bouquets
Of them at people.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-08

Communism uses every trick Of
private capitalism, and many Il trick
that capitalism never dared to use
as we'll
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-08

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-08
Evrope's Medicinal Baths
in Your Own Tub!

by William Marston, called The Lie
Detector Test, published by Richard
R. Smith, 1888.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-08

Zadok Dumbkopf wonders Whcth-
CT this year the group hog will
come out for a peek at his shadow
or just stay safe and snug in his
;Iir raid shelter.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-08
ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Back Page

!. \ MIXTURE Of two or more
metals.
2 Jerusalem.
3. Steve DUc;as.
I. 1923.
). Hamlet.
8. The h,mmingbird which lays
an egg aboyt the size OF II pea.
:. The President of nc Senate
and the Speaker OF the House Of
Representatives
g. Elmer f. Laydcn.
8. Ko-a-j oo'-tcr: OF ka-ad -j"o-
Tor.
-. Greece.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-08

C. R.: "What do you suggest as
the best mild cathartic? have been
using psyllium seed. Are cascara
tablets the same as the liquid?"
Answer: l believe the bulk-pro-
ducing cathartics are the best for
regular use - liquid petroleum.,
psyllium seed or agar. If psyllium
seed suits you, keep on with it.
Cascara is the same drug in solid
or liquid form, but the liquid is
much the better way to use it be-
cause the exact necessary dose can
be measured-in drops.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-08
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

B. E. NJ: "What is the cause of .
fungus condition of the lungs? Is
there any cure for it,"
Answer-There are a good many
fungi which can infect the lungs
although individual instances in
human beings are quite rare. The
most serious ones are those due to
the yeast, blastomycetes, and to the
ray fungus, actinomyes. Milder in
fections with the streptothrix, as
pergillosis, Vincents infection and
other mycelium-forming fungi oc-
cur. They invade the lungs probably
directly, just as tuberculosis does.
The milder ones are not difficult OF
cure.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-08

GET PRICES ON OUR Used CARS
before you buy. L. & Z. Motor Co.,
Dodge and Plymouth dealers, Ill
Chestnut street. 4-cod-t
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-08

" NTED - AN EXPERIENCED
beauty opcrator ca92ble Of manag-
ing beauty p@rlur Must have good
references. Write in oWn hand r.
Beauty Operate" care Daily
Dispatch office. 3-lu
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-08

The first step in the acquisition
Of knowledge is the exercise and
training Of the perceptions.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-08

We SERVICE AND REPAIR ALL
makes and !..y.-.> C.. automobile
radios. See - 80. >t.",.ce. LoughIn
GoC6wvr. 29-tl
ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF
Mort. Eni p.-ne. Shop. Gil
North Garnet 8 vii. he pleased
10 lave NY friends come here for
tne;r ba.Der work. Experienced
BARRIERS 10 serve YOU. Yours for
service. Joe Rem. 6-3i
BLOOD TESTED BABY CHICKS
hatcked weekly Book advance or
dcrS now. Barred Rocks. New
Hamp>h.rc> one d1y 10 two weeks
old Henderson Hatchery. PIG S.
William St. phone 501. l-21-ti
MALE. INSTRUCTION. WOULD
like 20 hear from reliable men we
can tran 10 overhaul install ana
service Ar Conditioning and Re
1risc:ating Equipment. Must be
mechanically inclined. No inter-
ference with present occupation.
For interview write at once giving
name. address, age. Utilities INST.
care Dispatch. CT
GEL PRICES ON OUR Used CARS
before you buy. L. & Z. Motor Co.,
Dodge and Plymouth dealers, Ill
Chestnut street. 4-cOd-t
" A n = L . - AN EXPERIENCED
beauty opciHtcr CaD2ble Of manag-
ing beauty p&rIor Must have good
references. Write in oWn hand r.
Beauty Operator" care Daily
Dispatch office. 3-lu
FOR SALE: WOOD AND COAL
burning steel range. Used only
short while. in perfect condition.
Good size. Call at 2ll HalTci.
street at Mrs. S. J. Watkins. g.,
READY TO BURN: SPLIT PINE
and oak wood. $500 per load.
Phone 960-W. Davis Lumber ca.
G-6'l
ALL STATE LICENSED BEAUTY
operators. Phone 200 for appoint
ment. Your patronage appreciated
Erideers Beauty Shop. ii-u
DON'T TRADE IN YOUR BATTERY
operated radio-let lis convert i 80
an all electric for you. Loughl'm-
Goodwin. 29-u
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-08

DON'T TRADE IN YOUR BATTERY
operated radio-let lis convert i 20
an ali electric for you. Loughln-
Goodwin. 29-u
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-08

ALL STATE LICENSED BEAUTY
operators. Phone 200 for appoint
ment. Your patronage appreciated.
Eridgers Beauty Shop. i4-U
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-08

FOR SALE: WOOD AND COAL
burning steel range. Used onIy
short while. in perfect condition.
Good size Call at 2ll HaIrci.
street. at Mrs. S. J. Watkins. G-2t
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-08

READY TO BURN: SPLIT PINE
and oak wood. $500 per load.
Phone 960-W. Davis Lumber CO.
6-6tl
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-08

Entered at Il, y,-. D..!ce IN Hender-
son, y. {. ;.s SEC "a -li4>> mall matter,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-13

ceslaus Bictor mnn6i, audi ein Sb>
fieser Ser @elt. @obl re9t fanet bas
@0rtl @elt nit be m8u6itaben @
an, ba es NIT latter @ angefiillt: SO
Belt, 50 @alo, IS @elt, IS @abs:..
Die 8elt lit ein @alo, in meldem
elmer lei6t ,,nter sic M6r6er geraten
fann, tpie iener geiienoe bon Serlt=
lalem nod sserido.
Die 8elt lit ein @a9s, 6a aues
in ser 8elt 3erednelid. 9ie Madt
zines Mabudooonoior mar eroB, aber
aerednelid, naBen er bom Sbron
geitoBen tpor6en.
Die @elt lit Elm Beg, ober eiu
Srrmeg; Dos bat erfabren Salomon
ipel6er 6er Maertpeiieite gelpeit, eleid-
tpobl idlieblid irrgaugen, 10 bob man
audi an ieiner Seligfeit atpeifelt.
Die Belt 1T Elm @ein, Der 'aber
gu @iiig miro, bas bat erfabren Der
Mua,t, folang CT beim @onig Mfiuerns
in groBen gbrem geitan6e1, idb aber
am lidten @algett gebenft tpor6en, ser
ibm iauer oenug anaefomute,l.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-13

9ie '@elt lit elm 8ino, ipel6er
eana 1,nberbofft 6em Meni6en bas
2ibt ausloibt; ioI6es tpar au ieben
BEL 6em Solofernes, tpelder eben6er
6en &opf als 6en 9toul6 berlor.
9ie 8elt lit ein Bolf, lpelber inn
1nerfort ein 2d,nbel bintueetrdst; 6os
iiebt man aubier alt 8ien, tpenn man
nur tdgli doas Diarium (3eitung)
Iieiet.
9ie @elt lit Elm 8Gid; aber 6o
beibt es: tpaid mir BEN Hel5 ,1no mo-
DIE ibn mir nidt nab; benn 6a tit oas
Selten uno 8eripreden loipeit el,tle=
gen tpie Burfbauien bon 8ureuno.
Die Belt lit ein @urm, tpelder
tpeit eben6er ale @olliiIten ab5ebrt,
als iener 8urm, Der bent sSSonas feline
&iirbisblatter abeefraiien. ..
: 9ie @elt lit enolid ein @uit un6
tper fid 90 nidt beiuolet, lit foit Elm
10 groB @un6ertperf, als ienes ge>
tpeft, tpie oie, brei @naben in bem ba-
bpleHifden Sfen unberiebrt geblies
ber.'' r,...-.-.-..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-13

Sin bas erinnert ,,ns oas n3onies-
feft". getpiB llrfade gen,ig, bos Geit
anidbrlih 10 feierlid dis nl0glid nod
Mnleit,lng gius oes @Iften su feiern
ban1it es foauiagen il. Jleiid l,no
Blut iibergebe 1nb aunt eeiltIiden
Gortfdritte 6iene. 3usleid nber miro
bur1 Die idbrlibe Geier bes aGnies-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-13

tages gbriiti sic @eIt INNER pieoer
ibres 0ffentli6em Mbfanes bon gbri.
1h,s, ben Der 2aiaisuus allu, er0bten
S9aben berboreer,fen Bat, anflagen
un6 oieien abfan tpenisltens einiger'
rnaBen pieber e,,tn1aden. - Sere>
arinus.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-13

limo 1T elmer Nreoiet, Die u. au
@bren bes FL. 2eopolo (ber Dritte.
geitorben 1143), bes S6uspatrons
bon Seiterreid, Dor bem san5en fai.
ierli6en Sof su 8ieu bielt, beiBt es
u. a.: ,,DaB ein 2otbarius, oaB ein
Ebeoooiius, baB ein Bipinus, bab ei-
ne Medtilois, oaB cine agnes, eine
@liiabetba. -. 1m6 biel onbere mcbr
Saepter, &ronen nno 5iiritentiimer
perlaiiett ,,no oen Burpur nit einem
roben &lofterbabit bertauidt ,,no I'M
&1oiter atpiiden bier Mauern bon al.
Ter Welt obaeionoert, einen beiligen
Wanoel gefiibrt baben, bas 1T fein
10 groB @unber; aber bab 2eopolous
in ser 8elt, inter ben 8eltmenlben,
BEL oem 8eltgeibaften beilig eelebt.
oas lit ein @lnber!
SSSn ser gSelt, tpo oft sic 8flolter
poller 2aitcr.
sSSn ser @elt, tpo oft mebr Chr
lu6t als 2ebriudt.
sSSl1 ser @elt, 100 oft 9ortolus (ein
mittclalterlider HebtSIcbrcr!?) nnc6r
gilt aIS 8artbolonlGus.
SSn ser 8elt, mo oft ser Diontant
bober geidatt miro oI5 sic 9ienu,t.
Sn Ser 8elt, no oft sic Siide(t)
mebr gilt ols sic S1tge (mb.
Sn ser Nelt, tpo oft eir ssribldnoer
oneenebmer ols ein gn9ellonoer.
sSsn Ser gelt, tpo oft sic 8cder
mebr 9elten als Sic @iiher.
Sn ser @elt, ipo oft eoloieliJ
mebr lit ols aottlelia.
SSn ser @elt, 100 otter oeb0rt miro
bon 8ellten ols bon 9cten.
Sn ser 8clt, no gcroadt fid nleb-
ieben labt ols Sic s(noo6t.
sSSll Ser Belt, mo- oft @roilus (ipobl
@roi6en) mebr gilt ols GbriItus.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-13

Sic @elt lit ein Bilb, iueldes iebr
biel serreibt, 1no iolbes 1T mabrbof'
ter, als tpos bie 8riioer oes Soiepb
baben boreegebeh: ein tpiloes Sier
babe i'm aerriiien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-13
aeiss,ssd, Zen IS. Robembtr 1910
fie ia cine eroBe Mone fpielen).

] pbdsieelen baben ben gbriitf6nig ber-
,irteiIt als gerbreder, nm bon ben SUI
bafien, bic ibn fogar fir ipet,iger als
80 Silberlinge berfnl,ften, gar r,iht
a.. re6eu ,ln6 Die: Bilatuiie, ben I'M
sabligen, IN Sdtpora ,,no 8ot ee-
fleibet, apelde i'm benz Senfer a1sees
liefert ,,no ans SoIs geidlagen nit
ben Ndgel1t ibres Saiies. Wir> finoen
tie ale ipobI III allen Staaten ,nS
Staatsbeamten. Das a0nigsfeIt folIte
alle iuieoer an lire sNflidten erinnern
- iie baben fid ia alle, n1ebr ODER
tpeniger, bonn gbriit &onig 1tno ieis
nen 2ebren ltnb @eboten IosgeI6lt |
0soberne Staaten ieten @ottes Che
geiete fdntadbou auf bie Seite. Die
@befbeioungsn1iible flappert tGglid.
Die @eburtsfontrolle nimmt INNER
mebr iiberbano uno felbit sic Steri-
Iiiation finoet bieIfa1 Staatsi6ut.
geidt nur miro 6urd bieIe l1ebel sic
Jatnilie ausrrnoe eeridtet, ionoerl,
aud ieber Staat, Der iolde Gerbre6en
buloet, eebt DEM ltntergang entge:
gelt, tpie 6ie @ei6i6te benefit. 81
,tabnen 6ob sic Staatenlenfer sic
Sebren Ser gbriitt &oniesfelt tpieoer
ais Norm an, ebe es at ipGt lit. Ser
ltnterridt nno bie @r5iebung Ser SUI
. geno lit antidriitliG, ia eottlos, bas
8ilo oes @efreraisten lit, tpie aus
oem @eri6tsiaal, 10 audi aus bent
Sdul5imner berbannt, tpie au6 sic
2ebre bon @ott. Selblt Die Yfarr,
id3nle miro bon iogenannten ,,@ebilr
oeten" befrittelt nno als min6ertpers
tig btngeiteut. SSa, man berl1dt inn
n1er, Die Efarrldule 6es tboliiden
Gbarafters 5,t entfleiben ,,no mebr
mad ben 0ffentIiden Sdulmetbo6en
ei1,5uri6ten - INT fte bieien eben>
biirtig s,1 MAIDEN. SSn Ser Sberfldds
1idfeit, nie es fid int 2eben aeiet,
tpir6 Die l1ebung ser Neligion imnter
Iei6ter 1tno bequemer. Sbeater, &i-
no, Sport, 8ersniigen, tpie iie, be1,t-
s,ltage gepflegt tperoen, perl,rteilen
bic geobenen gbriiti ielbit Der @taat,
obtpobl er sic ,,Bflidt bat, sic Ser.
gniieungen 6es 8olfes nod oen gors
i6riften oes Seilanoes at regeln";;
er min ia alles reeieren obne @ott.
Die Jolgen fam ieber leben, tpenn
er tpiq. Sc mebr Ser Gtaat oie 8flid=
ten gbriit1s Dem Serrn eeeeniiber
in grobiter 8eiie berna6ldiiiet, bel lto
i6limner tper6en sic 3eiten fir bie
8olfer. Die gegenpdrtige l1nraIt unb
&rieg lit cine @eibel @ottes. Sb bic
2enfer Der Staaten our ginii6t fom=
men tperben? SIM Nanen bes Gbriit
&0nig berurteilte bic b09ite Autoris
tat ber Stride mieoerbolt 6ie bobn-
ipreden6e n1o6erne &Ieioerntooe, oie,
bon Sabr au SSabr idliumer miro
1lno in iebem Sabr ernellert gbriih1s
benz Germ 1T feinen Gldubieen tiefe
@un6en fdldet uno Ser Staat ouloet
es NIT beribrdnften Mrruen un6 bas
s,l elmer 3eit, mo- bon Bolfspfleee 11no
golfsfiiriprge iibergenug 6ie @e6e lit.
Ser 81. gater min burd oas @uno=
fbreiben iiber bas .aonietum gbri-
fti'' Dem ginaelmeniden, Ser Samilie
nno Dem stoat lar oarleeen, oab olle
gbriito nntertporfen iino 1,nb nur in
& - r 49, y. - : ~. { !
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-13

Die ,meedbr cine Weile bo iber oem Meerspieeel in
@l 8aio, Ser, snen Sen Ser Staaem uno @ero erriee
Gbrtsa1e ragt als Snbo bes gbri &0nies, 120 SUB bod
iber oer @ren3e 5peer 2doe enpor. 9 Sae puroe Dor
flr5em bom mten Serrn ameo @iooannt eieoeani apoo
Iiien 9eeeate in Ben Ser Staate1 engepeibt Das r5 mB
36 SUP no oie Gbrt,sfer 25 syub. 9as @onment lit oas
atpeithohite 6ieer @rt in Ser @elt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-13

Sn elmer Mbban6lune iiber ben
,,,,ambaften 1tno ,nanubaften Selb"'.
6en beiligen Mencesld,,s, nenut .Mbra>
bam SEN Seiligen ,,8enceslous 8ic=
torioius". 9an,t fGbrt ct fort: ,,8eu-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-13


Sic Gegierungsfolten 1nleres 2on-
oes - 8unoes=, Stoots- 1,n6 2ofol-
beripalt,tng - belaltIen ii6 iabrlih
auf 19 Miliaroen (8iGienen) Dol.
lar.
9as lit mebr ols aIle ser @roe ent-
nomlnene Brooufte (@rnte, 8ieb,
Metaue, &oblen> Nel 1no 8aubold)
betraeen.
@s lit mebr ols bos eonae aneri.
faniide Golt in einem Sabre fir
Nabrnng, &leioer l'no 8ebauiuns
auseibt.
gs lit mebr ols Elm Giertel 6es
gelomten @infommens ser Nation.
0ie Soften ser 8lnbesreeieruna
belanien ii6 ouf $9,1OO,O0O,OOO.
Oies lit mebr ols sic omerifoui.
i6en 5orner fir Sic ean5e @rnte be.
fon1men. gs lit mebr als 6as ome-
ritanild)e Solt fir Nabruug aussibt.
Die Staats- ,mo 2ofalreaierlneen
foiten iabrlid $9,9OO,OOO,OOO.
Dies lit mebr aIs ale 5obrifarbei.
ter 5ulammen beroienen.
@s lit mebr als sic Dibioenoen
uno 3inlen ouf Bombs 1no Sppotbc.
ten betrogen.
Sc lit mebr ols boppeIt 10 biel als
oae Hramien oltf aue 8eriiderunes-
fornen betragen.
@S lit ,nebr als fiir ben transport
bon 5ra6t nno HaIiaeieren uno sic
Iutomobilperfdufe.
Nas lit bo6 eoler als ein @in6?
Gang anoers ais ionlt Menl6em
1ino.
@s fommt, es iiebt, es nibbt, es
eibt,
@s nin1mt - eibt aaes, peil es
- liebt.
9as @utterbers lit feline 8eIt,
@ein @isen lit, tpas ibm gefdQt;
@s trdgt bas @iumelreid in fib-
60 eliidlid par audi einitens i@.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-13

gead Mbrabam a Santa CLARA
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-13
Wage-Hour Inspectors
Check Lumber Plants

ELIZABETH CITY, June 12-tR)
Lumber plants and sawmills are
being inspected in the first phase
TO the nationwide check-up on the
lumber industry's compliance with
the wage-hour law.
Inspectors of the state labor de-
partment and the federal wage
hour administration have complet.
ed inspection of nine large lumber
plants and 40 sawmills in Pas.
quotank county.
The inspectors planned to spend
today and tomorrow in Currituck.
Camden, Pasquotank, Chowan anc
Perquimans counties.
Extent of violations in the saw
mills had not been determined las
night. Only minor violations were
found in the large lumber plants. !: