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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
ROUTINE CHARGES
BEFORE THE MAYOR
Mayor Henry T. Powell Dis
poses of Several Minor
Charges In City Court

Routine charges were dlSpoSeo ol
today in city court, with Mayor Hen
" T. Powell presiding.
William CogglnS paid 81 ana costs
for being drunk.
Rishen Hawks. Negro, pleadeo
guilty to being drunk. and was gwen
the choice OF paying a fine OF 81
and costs or going to the ROADS lo'
80 days.
Will Harris. Negro. was guilty Oh
being drunk. He WAS given 80 Gays,
suspended upon payment Of 81 ana
costs.
P.uce Blackwell, Negro. WAS taxed
with the costs and fined ST for beng
drunk. Failure to pay meant 81 days
on the roads.
Bolton Barnes. Negro. drew SIX
months on the roads for aSSaultlns
Annie Barnes. commitment not 10
issue upon payment Of the costs, ana
not be convicted of violating any law
for. the next two years.
John Harris Negro. went to me
roads for 80 days When he pleaded
guilty to being drunk.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
Golden Belt
Fair Dates
Oct. 14-19

The week Of October 1919, 1910
has been fixed by Officials of the
Golden Belt Fair as the o1te for the
annual fair next fall. il was announc-
ed by f. L. Fleming, president, and
c. M. Hight, secretary, today.
The occasion will be the silver an
nlNerSarv of the fair. which was OIL
ginated in 1918, and which has been
held annually with the exception OF
lapse during the World War, when
the grounds We're turned over to the
government for use. and one year
during the worst of the depression.
Special preparations for observing
the 18th anniversary are being made
by fair officials. and the event is eX-
pected to be outstanding in several
respects. A definite program is to be
announced well in advance of the
fair, and every effort is to be made
TO give patrons a week of entertain
ment and amusement that will De
out OF the ordinary, it was stated.
Couples who have been married
twenty-five years this year will he
given special recognition at the fair
in October. Mr.. Hight said and there
will be other features.
AmuSementS for the midway and
the free acts have not been signed
as yet, but will be in few weeks.
it was stated. Assurances were given
by Mr.. Hight that everything would
be of the highest type of entertain
ment for the event.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
GERMANY is GROWING
NICOTlNE-F Rec L. 4 i

Approximately 100000 POUNDS "i
njcotIne-Gree tobacco were produced
in Germany during the IJ21 aeas"'.
and have been sold to the tobacco m
dustry under the designation NET
tobacco (natural nlcoune-lree TO-
DaCCUJ.
The Tobacco Division Of the Unit
ed State Department OF Commerce
saws 1nat tne Director ol the ReIcn
Institute solved the problem Of nico-
1ine-lrcc tobacco ny systematic
selection OF suitable Sr' tc?. "" -.
are now harvested naturally nicotine
Tree.
It is said that these tobacco plants
during growth contain as much nico-
tine as other plants, but that these
plants subsequently transform the
nicotine into d substance similar 10
NICOTINE, which, according to the
Reich Institute. is practically harm
less to smokers and contains the
same qualities and aroma round in
ordinary TOBACCO.
Information is that ordinary tObac-
co products may be mixed with nlco-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
Bird Club
Will Visit
Famed Lake

Miss Claudia Hunter. OF Hcnder-
son, the president, will be one OF the
leaders IN plotting a trip OF North
Carolina Bird Club members TO inc
Lake Mattamu&l.cet waterfowl re-
fuse in eastern North Carolina on
next Saturday. It was learned today.
Plans ior the trip were announced
hv c. Il. BoStan. of Raleigh, score
tarv of the club. who, with DR.. John
II. Grey of Raleigh. will also bH
among the leaders OF the trip.
Some 10000 acres are embraced in
the waterfowl refuge. which is locat-
cd in Hyde county. Most OF the land
IS covered by water two OF thr@" lee
deep. containing large amounts q
elQorg2n, and submerged vegetation.
The Federal government acquired
tie area in 1891 il an effort to stop
reduction il the number OF water
fowl. Urdcr tie supervision Of the
biological survey. tie numbers OF
.~'r.I have increased greatly
since that time.
uue oi the purposes Of the field
trip IS 10 acquaint the bard lovers
with the work of the refuge and to
o!;<erye the beautiful whistl!nG
swans. the largest birds Of eastern
..l,erica. and the Thousand OF C"na-
DIN Geese.
Armed with binoculars. telescopes
nd cameras. the bird club members
lirst will climb to tho top OF an OBJ
scrvat;on tower. which formerly was
the sm0keStack of a large pumping
station. and there they will view the
surrounding territory. They will
then split up into smaller groups and
tour the refuge.
The trip to Mathematical is the
econd the club has made, having
,2st year sponsored visit to Pea
Island refuge on the Outer Banks.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
.Kiwanis Will
Birthday

THE 25th anniversary OF klWanls
international will be observed by lne
Henderson KiWanis club during TINS
week." said J. Harry Bryan, preSl-
dent of the club today.
"In Detroit the first kiWanls clll1
was organized and received its CHAR
ter from the State of Michigan on
january 81, 1915. In the United States
and Canada there are now 2,O60 CLUBS
with a membership of approximately
t05.0U0.' he said.
Kiwanians in Henderson will ION
with all other members in the Unlted
States and Canada in observing thls
occasion. On Monday evening, Jahu.
airy -, a girthday party will be helo
in Detroit in honor Of the 1ounoing
of Kiwanis. KiWanians from ooth
countries will be in attendance.
Bennett Q. KnudSon. Of Albert Lea,
Mimi. president of KiWanis Inter-
national, will send a special mes
sage to the local club for its annlNer-
sary meetnv," said Mr.. Bryan. Inc
club committee on KiWanis Educa-
ton will put on the program for this
event under direction of j. Roy Tai
bert. Members of the committee arc:
c. E. Greene, Jasper Hicks and Sid
ney j. Lane.
In Detroit the birthday party on
January % will cut huge cake, in
credients being furnished from all
the states of the limited States and
the provinces of Canada. A wreath
will also be placed on the grave OF
Insenh G.. France, Detroit KiWanls
pioneer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
Big Whisky
Still Wrecked
BY Officers

ABC officers J. c. Champion and
l.. A. Jackson went into action TINS
morning, and in four hours hao
.'mashed two big illicit whisky %tllls
and poured out hundreds OF gallons
IF mash.
At 5 o'clock this morning, the
officers captured submarine type
Till in Sandy Creek township Two
niles north Of Gillburg. The plant
was not in operation, and no one
was there. The officers attributed
The intense cold weather as a ham
Dering factor in the operation Of
the plant. Three big boxes. nCldlnS
about 500 gallons of mash, were
wrecked.
Another submarine type still OF
about 200 gallon capacity was
wrecked at 9 a. m. in Kittrell town
!: hip, and two big boxes, holding
;'bout 400 gallons OF beer and three
arreli were wrecked This plant,
Ike the one destroyed earlier in
he morning, had been abandoned,
due to the weather.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
Meet Soon
To Plan For
Centennial

An early meeting is expected 10 De
ca,rnd nj the kiWani$ committee
,.hici, WAS named last year I" Spon-
SOW, th,, observance OF the centennial!
~ Henderson in 1911. it WAS learned
today. The committee has not nelo I,
meeting since /, was organized, ana
! eynec;Sd To get under way WIN us
St,,!v al Il program aud OF plans tor
the one hundre0th anniversary OF
the city.
\ charter MS granted 10 the town
or Henderson by the legislature OF
1871. 2uG tentative discussion haS
bs,n thsl The celebration should take
place in the spring ot 1911. Whlch
woiilG be nearer tie actual odte Oh
the granting ot The charter.
In the absence ot 4 formal meet
inc OF the v.I,,a.:;ee. there has been
no definite indication OF the exact
nature q. the celebration. Informal
Susses. ems haze been made III casual
discussion. but what the committee
will do about the matter Will await
its meeting.
Some vno h2ve been Interested in
the proposed celebration have OF
tered Tie thought that such an event
could not be arranged overnight. and
thu, :. good deal u time will ce nee
essay u N,@ly ~..1n2>mentS. A date
that will briug the event beyond the
U-yisC; II coli weather. and still well
enough II advaHCc Nt the spring rainy
season % assure an even chance that
coco weather may be expected for
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
ILLEGAL OPERATORS
BEFORE RECORDER

Two defendants were guilty in
county court this morning of opcrat-
ing motor vehicles without proper
operators license, with Recorder r.
E. Clements, presiding.
Bailey Baskerville, Negro, was
guilty OF operating an, automobile
without an operators license. Prayer
Tor judgment was continued upon
payment OF the costs and securing
proper license.
George Hughes, Negro, also was
guilty OF operating a motor vehicle
without an Operators license. and
prayer Tor Judgment was continued
upon payment Of the costs.
Raymond Lassiter faced two
charges of being drunk, and was
gwen 81 DAYS on the roads in each.
EIhe 'sIin9 IL LII concurrcntly.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
Offerings OF
Leaf Light

Offerings were of moderate volume
on tho Henderson tobacco market TO-.
day. the first sales day of the final
week Of the selling season. Fred NJ.
Allen. Jr., sales supervisor, estimated
around 100000 pounds would be sold
during the day.
Through last Friday, the marke.
sold just over 100000 pounds, and
t is hoped that at least million
pounds can be handled this week
50 as to reach the 80 million-pound
Oe&k
Next Friday, which will be the
final day OF the season, the market
is expected to have its biggest single
day Of the closing week, it was learn
ed today from Mr.. Allen.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
MONDAY, JANUARY %, 1910
AAA Committeeman
TO MEET THURSDAY

Vance county AAA committeeman
will meet Thursday for an all-day
session in the courthouse in Hen
dcrson, it was announced ,ooay ny
], w. Sanders, Vance county farm
The meeting is one Of a series
being neld in the State, 5or The 2ur-
pose Of familiariZlng The committee
men with the 1910 farm program
+ {. iIanguln, U!Strlct :cprS"rtta-
five of the State AAA Office, will
be the principal speaker on the
program mere.
There are % AAA committeeman
in the county.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page -Four

|. What is the name for wafer
sight structure fixed on the slde o.
a ship for making repairs oelo"
he water line? :. ..o
2 Name the participants IN the
recent Cotton Bowl football Classic
3. How long is decade?
q Is asbestos a mineral OF Vege-
able produce? .o;, IN
5. Name the highest mountain ~
the world computed from sea leIei . :;
6. A large ship IS usually la.,
forward. backward or SIDEWAYS:
Name the tallest of all mann
mails? ,,,ncia-
ton If the word calescent?
g. With what sport is Glenn Lee
associated? !. ,,l,,,,,e
10. What does nom-de-plume
mean.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
Council Will
Refund Bonds

Approval of a proposal to refund
several thousand dollars worth o.
CITY bonds that will mature at an
early date was part of the business
that faced the Henderson City Coun-
Gil this evening at its monthly meet
:ng for January. Aside from thai
item, which is expected to be dis
posed of by resolution and IN snort
order, business before the meeting
was forecast as being largely OF d
routine character.
A comparatively short meeting was
in prospect unless unforeseen ousl-
ness came up for consideration.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
AROUND TOWN

Rotary MeetIng-Thc weekly
meeting Of the Rotary Club will be
held Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock
at the Vance hotel.
Traffic Fincs-D. o. May, Nathan
taylor and H. H. Yates paid 81 traf-
nc fines into the office of the city
clerk, records there revealed today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22

tinc-frec tobacco At r"t'p ii. 81 %
100: thus pipe tobacco blended ~,
nicotinc-frcc Tobacco : SAID ~ con-
tain no more than O.5 pc cent. o.
nicotine. while cigar manufactured
in the same manner contain not more
than O.75 per cent Of nicotine.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-02

Senfformen miilien tpieber @eltllng
befommen. g8ie geiagt, ein neltes,
bermanoeltes @ci6(cbt muB bauen.
Senn, ipie Mltfermnnn einn1al lhrieb,
biele BON ben s(lten irren ant llfer
elmer nellen 3eit berlm mie iingitli6e
Siibner an clnem Seih. Gs feblcn
ibnen sic Gdmimmbdute, ,mo ga
miro bie slneit begreifliG.
8iele &atiel bietet sic @egentpart
lmo bie 3ufl1nft. Gem einen Itiir5en
oie Senfgebdl,oe 5uiammen tpie bel
einem @robeben; anbere tperoen IRE
an iib, al oen Meniben, ia at Uott.
Sc tiefer aber Ser @laubc in ser See
le tpllr5elt, 'beito groBer miro, audi
1T >ttefiter Radt, 6as feite @ottper=
trallen; benn ,,oie tiefite &eIailenbeit
in ser al.beriten 8crlaNenbeit' at ge=
tuinneh lit, tuie Saltler eil1nal i1rieb,
Der @ipfel ser rcligiolen 8ontommen-
beit.
SO Ser idpei5er Mabner. Maes
mas er iast, gilt audj fir ,ms. In
ier 2ano lit ein Seil iener @clt, oie
Dor nnieren Mugen scrfGllt.
6. st. 5. 6. g.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-02

briid)ig, boil, nid,t @ranit. gs brauht
ipieber Meniden, Die >erfenne,L ooB
man in Der 5eele SuerIt einen sltar,
nidt cine 8orIe ODER einen 9ino err
ballen milB:; bob es geiltige @erte
gibt, fir bie man nidt MIR lebt, ion-
bern fir bic man alid) itirbt;; bab
man Weniden notig bat, oie nidt 10
iebr allies begreifen tpollen, als biel
mebr Weniden, bic boz, etlpas Sobem
ergriffen iino. Die fommenbe 3eit
mnB, tpenn. lie @rloiltng bringen ioa,
eiit5ig oarnad) getDertet neroen, tpie
tie 5nr gDigfeit itebt, 5u BEN etpigen
yfatnrgeiesen llno 5lt ser gottliben
Sffenbarung 9ie ,ralten gottlideu
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-02

bern, ltn0 oaber ful1lntt sic Nottpen=
oigfeit, .bie etuigen @rlln6idse, ipel1c
Ser @eieai6aft 5ur @runblage oienell
1tnb obne neld)e Sic Belt in gbaos
5uriidfalen ipiiroe, unperlebrt 5ll be-
tpabren. (8aImes.) @ir nliiilen bie
aonlequen5en unierer 9rin5ipien bis
gum lebten Sropfen al1strinfen, mo.
sen oie Sropfen nod 10 bitter lein.
(p. &etteler.)
Cine groBe Sdulo laltet aui Ser
beutigen Menldbeit. Sic muB ben
8eg 5uriid geben;; iie mub oas Nie,
oerfnien, 10 llnangenebm es iein mag,
tpieber lernen. gfieberf11ien Dor
@ott, nidt Dor ben1 farbloien ,,@0tt-
liden, gtbiiden> etpig Beibliden,
Meltbetii6en", ionoern bor oem peri0n=
li6en @ott, benz oberlten &ibter, Dem
@ott ais Dem Srdger aller Wad)t,
Dem Wott ais ltnierm sdopfer. Gin
uelles Bfinsltml1noer mllB ol,rhbre-
ben, llno oas neue 8lut iltnger, INT
berbralldter sdidten muB iib nit
6em @eiit aus Ser Sobe nerbin0en.
9enn oas alte Wfateriat eignet ii1
tpenig alm geellbau; es lit bielfaeb
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-02

merfiiten lmo >obenoreiu nod einen
madtigen Sornidlitten ouf. @s fGGt
ibn orbentlid ibmer, bas aacs auf
oem rnnben 9tiiden ser Sanup 81,
Deranfern.
Sd i6lieBe mid oen beioen an lnb
genteiniam bolen mir oben bel ser
oritten Stationsfapelle cine 9reier-
grippe ein, Sic eben 5um erltenrnal
beridnauft. gs ieien bereits einies
anf Dem Warid, bernebnten mir bier
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-02

5taat, ieoer sdranfe, bic burd 20.
bere @etpaIten ibm ettua ge5oseu md-
ren. gr lit fret nnabbangia allmad)-
tig-r1adtig tpenigltens 10 ipeit ais iei=
ne aanonen reiden. (Heid.) Die
5prade 6es geid,idtliden @eidebens
lit 1tatiirIid), iDenn man einn1al Die
@rnnbiase Der @ered)tigfeit aus oem
slnge ber1iert, Inn nur oem gfnben
ieine Iufnterfiamfeit al idenfen ooer
audi Dem einfaden @ert Der roben
@eiualts Gin abgruno offlet ben an
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-02
Mlpemtlaonng, Nnkem bolen int s6mei3er &aais

9ie u5annp", ein ge0uloiges go
ppDer Maultier i6iittelt llntpillig ben
aopf babel ertont bel1es @lodenbim=
meln uno bas peiit mir ben @ee
sum engen @infel 5miiden &aus lno
Stabel. aber erit nad ldngerem Sin=
ieben geipabre id bic 1tmriiie bon
Nsann nno 9ier, oenn iebt i'm Septen-
Der it's nod itodol,nfel nm fiinf llbr
friib. Der gomltnb zimmerman la
0et alio ieinem Mallltier Ole S1,l-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-02
aatb0lii6es Vlrbeiterblatt ii6er bic bentigea
&eltgeidDebni1e

AcSItYNI
anibeineno lit es Elm erfabrener
Hrieiter, Der iii benz bie Sade fatb.
J slrbeiter bertretenben 8latte .Sod.
tpadt' es eriheint 5u 3intertbur,
Sd)neis - foIgenoe bedngltigel1oe:
nno bennod 5lttreffenbe Beobn6tln,-
gen nno snlid)ten peroffentlidt:
Gs gibt 3eiten in Ser @eididte Ser
Menidbeit, IN oene,t oie araft
menldliden 9enfens beinabe erloiden
lit. Sbnmabtig itebt man 6en Gr-
eigniiien geseniiber; man regiItriert
cinfab Seite Inn Seite ser @eltge=
1didte nit -neuen 9aten, itlto crit,
ipenn eer Stl1rn poriiber lit, beginnt
Die zsnenldlibe gernltnft lib in bent
G6aos nit iDrem i6ipoden 2idtlein
ipieoer eil15rrid)ten; bau1 bant lie,
ipie. felt sSabrtanienben, Spitenle inn
Splteme Die iamt 1tuo ionbers beim
erlten 8inoitoB iiber oen Sanfe,t ge-
iuorfen perben. Die rein iroild)e,. an
feline &eligion gebunbene 2ogif bot
beitte pollfommen 8anferott geftad)t.
Gas fragipiirbige 1luo boble lmie-
rer Sultllr lit bon ernlten @eiltern
fallTenbfad) borauserfannt iporoen
8iic0of bon Getteler fat Dor Sssabrz
5ebnten gela9t, man fonne iidb gar
nid)t porltellen, tpel6 cine Sole iii
europa entlteben miiile, tpenn ein-
mai Die lebten 9feIte Oes Gbriitentllnts
aus oielem erbteil peridtuunoen ipd-
ren, ,tno oer nod lebenoe Bbilolopb
SSalper geItebt: uslaes perlagt; es
eibt nidts, bas nidjt fragipiiroig iud=
re; nidts Gigentlihes betpdbrt iidl !;
es lit ein eroloier 8irbcl, Ser I'M
gegenieitigen 8etriigen ltno Sidielbit=
betriigen ourd sssbeoloeien ieinen ge-
itano bat" 6erner: Scr Stol5
be1tigen llniperienen 8egreifens uno
Der llebernlltt oes Meniben, ais Serr
Der 8elt ite nab eigenem @illen als
Die ipabrite nuo bette .einribten au
f0nnen, idlagen an alien @rensen,
Die lid ouftun, Inn in ein getultBtiein
Der Sbnmad)t, bas erbriideno it, @ie
Der WenId iid oarin finoe ntro Sars
aus erbebe, lit eine @runbfrage ser
gegertpdrtigen Situation."
Der BLOB irbiid eingeitellte Menld),
6ellel 8elt6lid nit Der 8olfenidid)t
aufbort, lit beltte in ger5tpeifllng.
Der reliai0ie Menid) bagesen fiiblt,
baB iebt Sic gottli6e 2osif, l,nerbitt=
Iid Itreng, ibre @eiete our 8irfrns
bringt, cine @eieblid)feit, bie aller
BLOB iroiid)en 2oeif ipi6erItreitet
.Weine @eoanfen iinb ,,id)t elre &C.
banfen." Wtit elmer llngebeuren 8e=
ipeisfraft berfiiflbet bas Sbifial bel=
te oen 8olfern: @enn ibr Sen eir-
5elnen Meniben al1tonom erfldrt, i'm
&eide bes 9enfens, Der &eligion ll1b
Sitte, tpern es fir ben eil,5elnen
fein boberes gottlid)es @eiek gibt,
6alln entbebrt al,d Die @eiamtbeit, Ser
@olo, ionoern aus aebmbiitten, III
G = a. Ny..S =
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-02

nno Der Neit iperoe balo nabfolgen.
Mlles in allem perben mpbl an Die
80 Naultiere nno iiber SO Nfdnner
|interipegs ieiu siir gntalpung.
Sben, auf 8ebiibemalp, einem fla.
den 8ergfamm, laBt iid) sic gan5e
aaralpane iiberblifen. Gs lit ir5ip;.
Iiden beller Gag selporoen. Die Shlit.
ten tDerben bier abgelaben, nm bann
ipater, auf bem Seimpeg, sic polleu
Gilten alf5unebmen. =
Sie Golonne Iteigt nun, eng aufge.
l1loHen, ing NanstaI binab. ga ,rno
BORT lligen @riippden bon idparsen
ooer neiBen Sbafen ncl,gierig altf
sic ,mgemobnte @elellibaft. Ab rmo
5lt erfennt elmer Ser 9nrlden ein
Sd)af aus ieinem Stoll ooer gla,,bt
eS tpenigltens 81, erfennen gr ipringt
bin5u unO padt oas 5ier on ben Sor-
nert, Inn bas 8ronbmal nahsuieben
ooer sic. &erbc ant Sbr.
Sir sic Semen alf Nonsalp par
bellte nod friiber Sa9lpodt als ionlt.
Sic ba6en oie S5iitte oufger1nn,t llno
sic leBte slpmil6 aufs 6eller eciest
- eln &piafonnener SriibItiidstr,lnf
fitr Die nllu eintreffenoen 2eute aus
Dem Sori. Sic Maultiere bot na1
allf Dem ipeiten @orplab angepflodt
nno ibren lpeibe 2eintiicber ii6erge.
lporfel1. Gin iebeS erbGlt, nod be.
Dor leine Serrcn iid) 5l1n1 Giicn iebcn,
1e1n 6lttter, bcltc lit sSeittag ,mo oeS.
bol6 gibts rci1lid) G0rner.
Ser ErlIioent ser S(pfomnilliou
5iebt ein blalreS Seft aus ser God.
tal1e. @ie cin Vcloprcoieer itebt er
Dor oem Sittteneiugong uno perlielt
Die Nlprecbnng. lluo oonn ordnacn
1tb Die Wfonner lm i'm lno lhreibcu
1bre Nan1el1 altf ein 9lott. Sn bicIer
NelDenfolge lperbcn tie auiqcrltfcu,
menn man gum 9hlbenpertcilen 1brei.
tet
Giner uu1 oen anoern betritt oeu
ol1tien, engell Seller ,unS berlGBt i'm
9lelb oaralf l6ucr belu0cn nit oent
Sonlinernllben ieiner &iibe. 0ie golo-
gelben 9aslaibe uno sic griinpcibcn
3iegcrltodli trdgt er binob 5u Ieinem
Sragtlcr. !Sier miro ser Nlben Dor
DEM snflaoen iill6crIid auf bos
Seintud al.sge6rcitct ltno nod cine
s3eile oisflltiert ooriiber. Nfon per.
gIeibt oen Grtrag NIT oenlienigcu bonn
Torja6r obcr ricbt insgebcim ihon
ben feinen Guft Scr &aclcttc, ser ,,tr
3eit oeS @immet Sen ie6tparsacbronu.
ten&iiden entlteigen niro!
s(u sic brei Stlnoen oouert oie
fro6li6e gcriamnlung Dor ser slp.
biitte. @Gbrenooem ser 8rGliocnt
no6 sic Moeerfdien petiteigert lmo
Der Senn nad) 10 longem slIeiniein
gcrne li0 bon allen Seiten 5um Mit-
nra6cn bciln Spcdeiien nno Seioa..
trinfen einlaScn ldBt, boben iib sic
iltngen Faodcn fortgeid)liben. Sben,
i'm s(rpenlpalo gibt's Seioelbeeren!
S15pilden ba6en sic Siiterbubcn
oas Glcb 5lllannleltgerl1fen. Die 2cit.
fnb Siegerin i'm susite6en bonn
6rilbjabr, erbalt i6ren 8ll1mcnfranS.
Sen Wanltieren iuirb idlpere ,9alt
anfgebiiroet, big 5,t 16O Gilo iino in
ben alpei aiIten perltollt. sSn getpobn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-02

@olo, ionbern aus aebmbiitteu, III
oenen Die 3uni.Snoianer bal,Iten
Dieier Gnno oiirfte ipobl bie eroBte
gnttdllidnng i'm 2eben Goronaoos
getpeien fein. Coronado tpar Ser erite
MeiBe, Der ben @ranb GanDon in
Colorado geieben batte. gr bat Neip
Werico 5ienlid griin0lid bereiit. Gr
Tam nad Often 81, oem Miiiiiiippi
5ienllib nabe llnb orang nab Noroen
Bis lt1gefdbr in Die @egeno bon @i-
dita, aati., por. SIN Sabre 1912
febrte Goronabo nod Nerifo 5llriif,
elm idtper et,ttduidJter Wann. 9abei
bat er cine Der groBten glltOedllngs-
reiien gemadt, oie Die 8eltgeididte
ii6er9aupt fennt.
Evening star., 1940-06-01
DoyIi9ht Saving Brings
Confusion to Fire

Fires confusion over time as the
result of the early change to day.
light saving was felt in Clones. The
clocks on the Protestant churches
showed. difference of an hour
compared with the Roman Catholic
ones. Presbyterian and Roman
Catholic services were held accord
ing to the old time, while other
churches followed the daylight saw
Ing time. Some stores went by the
old time, others by the new.
Evening star., 1940-06-01
Is2@!GqAz!z4hx 4
@2luo.Zeek Serial
. M...J0seph ZeWIs C)zaAWIck

The story thus far: Enmeshed in
strange tangle of intrigue, the key to
which Is a missing sealed document,
Phil Lawrence, American vice consul in
Q large European city at the outbreak
of war, finds himself shanghaied aboard
the S. S. Ventura, neutral vessel
bound for the States. Bert Cava-
naugh, reputed international crook,
caused his seizure, but other passengers
involved in the tangle are Babs Martin.
American show girl in love with Phil:
Eddie Shane pickpocket; Count
Raedton, refugee and political schemer,
and his niece, Nedya Vardin, with
whom Phil is in love. II is known that
the document is on board, but no one
seems to know who has it. Phil comes
upon two men fghting on deck late
at night and one is thrown overheard.
His attacker escapes and Phil in i'm
mediately under suspicion.
Evening star., 1940-06-01
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