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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-20

Sifta bill su svi van tvornlce. Rad
nici Sc drze dobro - fekeri su do
bill wise posla nego Sto su ocekl-
vail. Ali tai posao ne bese dugog
veka. Van A. Bittner odlazi ko0
Philipa Murray, predsednika c. /.
O.; Murray odlazi kod knudsona
i Hillmana. IL svega ovoga dobis-
mo preporuku cd tri tacke. koJu
donese Van A. Bittner, a koje ra-
dosno objavljuje. Da Sc svi otpus-
teni radnici prime ma posao sa
starim pravima, kolektivno poga-
djanje n. L. r. B. izbor, sa ko-
jim da Sc odredi koja junija ina
pravo da Sc kolektivno pogadja
sa poslodavcima, lime" mas rad
nika.
Ma %. februara 10 sati uju-
tro zakazana je skupstina, ma ko-
joj smo culi Bittnera i, pocetku
ovog clanka, pomenutog popa. O.
nj nam rekose da smo uGinili Gu
desa. Tacke 81 usvojene rekose
nam da Sc vratimo ma posao, 4 o.
nina koji nisu jos postali clano-
Vi c. |. O. rekoSe da Sc upisu pre-
nego sto ma posao odu.
Posle skupstine priredjena je
parada u znak "pobede.
Drugi dan, 1. marta, povratili
smo sc Ma posao bez mnogo go
vora. Ovde onde Sc cuie po koji
glas' "skebw "skeb." Ali skebovi
mute racunaju koliko su zara-
dill ma racun borbenih radnika
Neka sramno ii strajkolomci gu
taju svaki cas- niihovog gnusnog
opstanka.
Neki Sc radnici pitaju: "sta je
sa povisicom od 25 po sto?' Jer,
Ma kraju krajeva. to beSe traznja
radi koje Sc radnici zaloziSe ia
reskiraju svoje poslove cak po
ceni svoga zivota. jer Sc desava
Ga strajkujuci radnici dobijaju
smrtne kursume il pusaka cuva-
"a "reda i mira kao Sto Min de-
| vet platise svojim zivotima So.
Chicago. Ma to pltanje fekeri od-
govorise radnicima da ce Sc pita-
ME povisice uzeti kasnije u obzir
= glavno je da smo dobili pravo
ma kolektivno pogadjanje.
| u ovom strajku imamo da "a
belezimo dobro odvazno drzanje
radnika. Pobeda radnika bese sa-
mo ma jednoj tacci, koja Sc sasto-
iase povracaniu otpustenih ste
/ tina radnika. Vecu pobedu. stvar-
nu pobedu, putem ovog straJka
dobili su fekeri, jer su dobil IVA
nicno. otvoreno pravo da uplsuJu
! radnike. A buduci da ie {. |. 0.
sluskinja vladavine privatne sVo-
/ line, jer otvoreno priznaje kapita-
listicko pravo na "pravedne' pro-
fite. svaki radnik u njenim redo
vima postaje orudje reakcije.
Zbog toga veliko zadovoljstvo fe-
(Nastavak ma A. stranl.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-20
CLEVELAND. o. THURSDAY MARCH 10th, 194l
Rezultat t strajka.

Uzroci strajkova su nam dobrc
poznati. Najkrace receno, oni su
izraz nesnosl jivosti najamnog rop-
stva.
Buduci da je strajk radnika
Bethlehem Steel Co., mnogo ogla-
Sen, preko radija i stampe, pisac
ovih redova ce ukratko pokusati
da rece nesto o MENU.
Cd svog postanka, Clio. je pos
tavila nekoliko svojih bolje place
aih potencionalnih fekercica da mas
"organizuju'. Pored njih, sya-
kom odelenju Sc nalazilo oko pet
sest, opet bolje placenih njihovih
pomocnika, kojima je bacena kost,
tojest, dobili su obecanje Cd c. !.
O. da te biti obdareni ma neki ma
Gin bolje cd ostalih radnika ako
pruze svoju pomoc glavnijim or
ganizatorima c. |. o. Tako su oni
oglaSeni "organizatori" iii poten-
cionalni fekercici, procesu, i o.
nj nose velike znacke G.. |. O. "a
kapi, i u dzepu su svi snabdeveni
sa clanskim knjizicama. Njihova
duznost bese da oslove svakog
radnika "a kojeg znaju da nije
clan c. l. O. ovako: "HoGes da
postanes clan C. l. o.? Evo ii clan
ska Knjiga. Dat mi dollar Ne BOZ
Sc nista. vlada je mama. Ako Sc
sada ~neupises, posle cete upisni-
ma kostati pedeset dolara.'
Tako Sc vodila c. l. O. propa-
ganda sa namerom da mas "orga-
nizuju." Hvalili su Sc da su Cd
1900 uposlenih radnika 5000
postal clanovi c. l. O. A ovo je
daleko cd istine. Nisu Sc radnici
tako zeljno upisivali Il tn juniiu,
delom zbog straha cd kompanijs-
ke osvete, a delom zbog toga sto
znaju da fekeri vladaju sa c. l.
O. Ali mnogi dobromisljeci rad
nici uzese pomenuti broj clanstva
c. l. 0. "a tacnim, zbog toga sto
i'm Sc dopala traznja povisice ma
jamnice Cd 25 po sto odazvase
Sc pozivu ma akciju.
Radnici pocese aktovati, U
raznim odelenjima postavise svo-
je zahteve povisice njihovim u
praviteljima. Upravitelii odgova-
raju sa NE Drugi dan radnici
Sc grupe sastavljaju drze sa-
stanke jedan sat pre- jedan po
podne Jedan cd niih ustaje i
svojQj grupi kaze koliko je profi-
ia kompanija napravila proSle 60
dine. Owl Sc sastanci nisu dopali
upraviteljima jer Sc time kvari
red izrabljivanja radnika, koji je
jako milo poslodavcima.
Nakon deset dana takvih CRU
povnih sastanka, kompaniiska
strata kod ulaza zaustavlja sva-
kog radnika da vidi broj odele-
ME kojem on radi Radnici Sc
salju "strazarsku stanicu,' II
kojoj sedi kompanijski namesnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-20

n1AsA SYRIA; Uniste-
0 aje kapitalistiekog ure.
dienja; unistenje najam
aog ropstva radnicke kla.
Sc; prenasanje svih zemalj-
skin industrija u ruke Or
xanizOvanih proizvodjata:
sva o n radnsku potpun
plod njegovog rada: oslo
bOdjenje celog tovecan-
stva cd morije Klasne Wa
davine; uspostavljanje Sl"-
bOdne Zajednice Drug"va
j Drugarica - lndustrijal- |
ne Repcbiike Rada. |
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-03-20
z.,.7z, Nemoze biti mira bez Socijaliz m a !!
m~AsA sREDsrvA.

,m1AsA s ED 8 Tv A.
lNProsvetivanje radnicke
klase q duhu Marksfzma:
da 90 rad ! kapital nepo-
| mirljivi neprtjatelji: orgs.
nizovanje radnitke klase .
jednu Revolucionarnu Po-
lititku Partiju "a osvaja.
ME I razaranje Politicke
Drzave kapitalizma; crga
nizovanje radnika | u jed
mn revolucionarnu Indus.
trijalnu Juniju "a uzima-
ME, drzanje ! kretanje svih
zemaljskih Industrial
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-24
WIEN ACTIVITIES

Sept. g - Pilot Long made a trip to the Kougarok with MT and Mrs. Larry Davis for Taylor and returning to Nome with Maurice Kelliher, Joe Edwards and Vern Gregg from Keenans.
 Pilot Sig Wien made trip to the Kougarok taking Bud Thomr son to Bunker Hill and return ing to Nome with Art Johnson from Dahl Creek and Ralph Wa ters and Rita Chase from Bunker Hill.
 Pilot Wien returned to the Kou garok.
 Sept. 24 - Pilot Sig Wien re- turned from the Kougarok with Mrs. Harry Nelson from Rain bow and Mrs. C. Wager and liar old Stokes from Dahl Creek.
 Returning to Nome on his sec ond trip to the Kougarok, Pilot Wien brought Ed Healy and Jack Hurley from Taylor and Lea Stevens from Dohl Creek.
 Several trips are scheduled to the Kougarok this afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-24
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ENTERTAINS TEACHERS

The Northwestern Alaska Chamber of Commerce held a noon luncheon meeting yester- day at the North Pole Bakery with Secretary A. Polet as chair man. Guests of the Chamber were the teachers of the Nome Public School. Superintendent Ryan, Miss Marie Riordan, Miss Mae Walton, Miss Edith Hablut- gel, and MT. Bernie Knudsen, all of whom taught in Nome last year, had some interesting re- marks to make on the various trips during the summer months and were all happy to be back. :"
 Mrs. Helen Bockman, who spent the vacation period in Nome and is teaching again this year, was present at the lunch con. Miss Leona Cramer and Miss Freda Erie, both new in- structors, expressed themselves as looking forward to very in- teresting year in Nome. Miss Cramer has come from the great est distance, as she taught last year in Venezuela, South Am erica.
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-24
CITY COUNCIL MEETS

The City Council met in the City Hall Monday evening with Mayor Edward Anderson presid- ing, and Councilmen Baker, Kltz miller, Maloney, OConnor and O'Leary present.
 Considerable discussion was had over the matter of building an annex for the Fire Depart ment to house either the truck or caterpillar, the plans having already been drawn up. Council men O'Leary and Maloney were appointed as a committee to look into the matter further.
 It. Baum, of the U. s. En- gineers personally made applica- tion on behalf of the government for six lots on Belmont Point, stating that the government plans to build four oil tanks close to the marine ways in that loca- ton. A motion was made, sec onded and passed that the six lots applied for, be leased to the U. s. Engineers as per a lease to be drawn up by the City Attor- ney for a period of 99 years at $l.00 per year.
 MT. Wilbur Woods, President of the Northwestern Alaska Chamber of Commerce, told the Council of the Chambers desire to be of help with the the prob lens which might arise as a re- suit of the advent to Nome of the Army. Two problems in par ticular were discussed at length, namely, the matter of applying to the government for monetary assistance for building roads, and the matter of a recreational center for use of the soldiers and the community. MT. Ralph Lo- men, chairman of the committee appointed by the Chamber, and A. Polet, secretary of the Cham Der, were also heard from on these matters.
 It was explained that applica ton can be made for funds from the government and would per init at least temporary recrea- tion center for the next year. The idea in mind is that the Odd Eel lows Hall could be rented to the City and the City would then be responsible for it and have it un der it's supervision. It would then be possible for the City to in turn rent portions of the build ing at it's discretion.
 Mayor Anderson appointed Councilmen O'Connor, Kitzmil- Ter and Baker as committee to consider the matter of applica- ton for government funds for street work. Councilmen Malon- ey and O'Leary were appointed to look into the matter of a re- creational center for Nome.
 Major Floyd M. Hayes of the Quartermaster Corps, |. United States Army, who will be station ed at the new post here for the next two years, expressed to the Council the hope that the Army Nome might become a part Of the community and cooperate with the city in every way.
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-24
Airways News
MIROW ACTIVITIES

The tri-motor, Captain Sasseen in command arrived from An >horage Tuesday with the follow Ing passengers from McGrath: D. L. Reynolds and J. w. Mc- Kinley.
 The Lockheed Vega, pilot Moore, arrived from Fairbanks this morning. No passengers were carried.
 The tri-motor and the Lock heed Vega are scheduled to leave Nome for Anchorage tomorrow morning.
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-24
NEW ARRIVAL

A new Mayor of "T-Bone Ter race" (the CAA group of hous- es) arrived yesterday in the per son of Douglas Franklin Snyder who was born to MT. and Mrs. Ed Snyder at 3:12 yesterday, The new Mayor" weighed six pounds eight ounces. The proud father is operator-in-charge of the CAA at Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-24

In the U. s. District Court, Judge J. H. s. Morrison presiding, the Grand Jury returned into court this morning two true bills. One indictment charged Mathew Thomas with assault to commit rape, the other was a secret in- dictment.
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-24
New PAA Downtown Office

Starting today all traffic and express will be handled from the new PAA traffic office in the Wallace Hotel. The old office will not be open to the public after today.
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-24

A wire has been received from Dr. O. A. Braaf1adt from Bethel stating that he is in the Bethel Hospital, and while he is getting better he believes that he will remain several weeks before re- turning to Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-24
NEWS ITEMS

Alaska Line agent w. J. Will cox announced today that the SS Baranof left Seattle yester day for Nome and is expected to arrive October first or second.
La gaceta., 1941-07-24
EDEN LIE STRIVE A FRANCO
UN NUEVO AVISO

Londres, julio "a Ell minis
tro de negocios extranjeros. An
tonic Eden, manifesto hoy en- la
camara de los comunes que Ell
discurso del general Franco,
pronunciado ell dia II de julio,
hace Greer que no desea seguir
recibiendo ~asistencia economical
de este pals.
la politica del gobierno, en-
ell future, dependera de las ac-
clones y la actitud del gobierno
de Espana'.
En- csc discurso Franco rel
ter6 su lealtad al Eje, dijO que
Inglaterra y sus Aliados va ha-
bian perdido la guerra y di6 IN
aviso a Estados Unidos en- con-
ira de la intervention.
Eden traz6 los esfuerzos brita-
nicos desde la guerra civil para
ayudar a la recuperaci6n econ6
mica de Espana y al mismo item
pc asistir en- ell trabajo de re-
construction.
La gaceta., 1941-07-24
LAS VENTA-
MAS EN- LA
DEL EMBAJADOR AME-
RICANO

Moscou. Julio 24.-AnOche,
en- ell tercer dia de los ataques
de la aviaci6n nazi contra esta
capital, una bOmba cay6 cerca
de la Residential del embajador
de los Estados Unidos Laur-
ence A. Steinhardt y destroz6
las ventanas.
Cuatro periodistas america
nos que Sc hallaban alli, no SUI
frieron dahos en- sus personals.
Las cortinas fueron arrancadas
y las alfombras y los muebles
tquedaron cubiertos con frag-
mentos de CRYSTAL. En- ell momen
to del hecho no Sc encontraba en-
ell local ningIn empleado de ia
embajada.
La gaceta., 1941-07-24
HUNDIDOS Tries VAPORES
DEL EJE
Roma Ha6IG de ana Victoria

Londres, julio 24.-La real
aviaci6n informa que sus apara
tos hundieron por 10 menos tres
barcos y averiaron dos en- un
convoy del Eje frente a la isla
de Pantelleria, en- ell canal en-
ire Stella yTunicia, ell martes.
Uno de los destructores italia
nos que escoltaba ell convoy tam
ibien fu6 alcanzado por una bonn
ba y sufri6 averias. Dos bombas
cayeron en- un barco de 1000 to
neladas y 10 incendiaron.
Italia comunica por la Radio
haber obtenido una victoria en-
ell Mediterraneo, pero aqui ma
da Sc sabe.
La gaceta., 1941-07-24
GAYD ADICE QUE LOS SUB
MARINOS AMERlCANOS
AYUDAN A ~INGLATERRA

Roma, julio 24.-En un ar
tfculo publicado hoy bajo la fir
ma de Virgilio Gayda Sc dice
que existe '1a sOspecha bien fun
dada de que submarines de Esta
dos Unidos estan operando con
la eScuadra inglesa en- ell este
del Mediterraneo.
La aviaci6n inglesa atac6 a
Traponi, Stella, durante ell dia
y la artilleria antiaerea entr6
en- acci6n. Los proyectiles derri
baron a uno de los aparatoS alta
cantes.
Uno de los tripulantes fue he
cho prisionero.
La gaceta., 1941-07-24
SMITH CON
Ell PRESIDENTE

Washington, julio 24.-Du-
rante media bora conferenci6 a.
yer con ell presidente Roosevelt,
ell Sr. Alfred Smith, exgOberna-
dor de New York. Fue una visi-
ia personal. segdn dijo.
Smith dice que Sc dedica al
negocio de los bienes raices y
no aspira a un puesto federal.
Tiene a su cuidado la admins
TRACTION del edificio mas alto del
mundo, Ell Empire State, de
New York.
La gaceta., 1941-07-24
La Partida DOble

Cabe a Egpana la satisfac-
ci6n de haber sido ell primer
pals que adopt6 para las cuen-
tas comerciales el sistema de
partida doble; a mediadOs del
siglo XVI Sc promulgo en- la pc
nfnsula iberica una disposition
Official que obligaba a los nego-
clos a llevar libros de contabili-
dad, y Bartolome Salvador de
Sol6rzano public6 y dedic6, en-
1890, Felipe II, un notable ira
tado de esa ciencia.
La gaceta., 1941-07-24

Hay que mirar a los cielos,
sin olvidar a la terra
q. es donde esta nuestro cuerpo
70 no quise comprender,
que para no tropezar
no Sc debe de correr.
va no quiero preguntar;
que 10 que mas me interesa
no ha de saberlo jamas,
Beber... de todos los who's,
reir con todas las risas
cantar en- todos los ritmos...
Coraz6n, dame una tregua;
que tn continue vibrar
me tiene va medic inertia.
La gaceta., 1941-07-24
DERRIBADO UN AVON
ITALIANO

Ankara, TurQuia, junlio "a
La artilleria turca derrib6
un avi6n italiano que volaba
sobre su territorio.
Hace pocos dfas corri6 la
misma suerte un aparato ale
man.
La gaceta., 1941-07-24
{;
DEL PUERTO

Cuatro vapores de bandera a
mericana arribaron aver, Ala
mo, Beuregard, Evelyn Y Flo
rida. Este 1ltimo llev6 pasaje-
ros y carga para Key West y la
Habana.
Zarparon los vapores Flori-
da, Brandywine, Evelyn y Beu-
regard. Rumbo a Roatan, Hon
duras, parti6 la pequena moto-
nave hondurena Motagua.
La gaceta., 1941-07-24
NO HABRA CONVENTION
CON HITLER SOBRE LOS
NOCTUR-
NOS

Londres, julio 24.-Hablan
do hoy en- la Camara de los
Comunes, ell ministro conan :
dante Attlee, jefe laborista,
anunci6 que no habra conve-
MOS con Alemania sobre los
bombardeos nocturnos. mo Sc
pondra fin, por nuestra par
tie, a los ataques nocturnos de
la aviaci6n."
Con ell nazismo no Sc firma
"a ning1n pacto.
La gaceta., 1941-07-24
Las UNas

-Parece mentira. Una mu-
chacha tan bonita como listed Y
comerse las unas. No tiene US
ted perd6n de Dios. para que
hace listed ESQ?
-Primero, pOrque... me di-
vierte. Y despues porQue toda-
via soy soltera y puedo permi-
tirme csc lujo.
La gaceta., 1941-07-24
RegGIo

Cierta sonora, ell dfa del san
to de su marido besa a este, lie
felicia con toda efusividad y lie
tiende un paquetito envuelto en-
papel de soda. Ell paquete, des-
envuelto, aparece I'm estuche Y
dentro de 81 una preciosa pitt
llera de orc.
-Preciosa. Magnffica-, ex-
clama ell marido-. Solo puedo
La gaceta., 1941-07-24
Ell RE" AjedrecistG

Las pleas de ajedrez que Sc
Hannah "alfiles" en- los paises
hispano-americanos, en- China
Sc designan con ell nombre de
elefantes; en- Francia, con ell de
fous (locos o bufones) en- Ingla
terra y Estados Unidos, bishops
La gaceta., 1941-07-24
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

(cbisros), : or AlcmGria sc liz
man Halffers' (corredores).
Como ell juego es de origen D.
rental, y en- Asia la pieza en-
question es realmente I'm elefan-
te, ell nom5re de "alfil" que nos
otros lie damos es, indudablemen
tie, ell mas apropiado, toda vez
que es con ell que Sc designa a
csc idioma persia.
La gaceta., 1941-07-24

Sale ell sol a las :48 a. m. v
Sc pone a las TBS p. m.
Sale la luna a las 6:06 a. m.
y Sc pone a las 1888 p. m.
Marea alta a las 3:10 a. m. v
:28 p, m; marea baja a las
800 a. m. y 9;02 p. m.
La gaceta., 1941-07-24

rorerle IN pero; Ire 70 no Fu-
no.
Zero y si--agrc-e Il mu-
er. Met-ras CT c.la ms ritilc1
3uando vayamos a les bales. Y
lhora, despuas de una cosa 5le-
ma, otra mala: pre- blam2nte
manana te presen.aran la cuen-
ia.
La gaceta., 1941-07-24
Fdcd D C6modo

Cuando un traductor estrena
una obra tcatral, sucle discurrir
asi:
Traducir es 10 mejor;
81 silban, es al autor
y 81 aplauden. es a mi.
La gaceta., 1941-07-24
LOS
~RECHAZADQS

Lima, Peru, julio 24.-El
'gobierno dice que un ataque
de la tropas ecuatorianas, en-
la frontera, fue rechazado.
La gaceta., 1941-07-24
SECCION DE ~EMBARQUES
DEL CENTRIC ASTURIAN0

De orden del Sr. Presidente,
cito a los socios para la junta
general del, segundo trimestre,
Y que Sc celebrara ell Viernes Is
a las 8 p. m, en- ell lugar de cos
tumbre.
Ell SecretGriO.
La gaceta., 1941-07-24

Sc han rec.bidc rotas de "a
Argentina, Frasil ; Estadoe
Un-dos en- favor de. ccce lie
las hostiiidades.
La gaceta., 1941-07-24

Lando P. Ritter, 81, y Cert
rude Johnson, 43.
Ambrose Davis, jr., rs, y Ii
Hian Hall, 10.
La gaceta., 1941-07-24

Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre la pintura
2. l.. p, yendida exclu-
sivamente por King
Hardware. ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-07-24
Gran d5fercnciq...

Hay una gran diferoncia en-
tire I'm p3z espada y un espada
pei.
Historic de una mujer y una
mujer de historic.
FL min;stro del Trabajo y Ell
trabajo del dinistro.
Coronilla de un cura y I'm Gu
ra de coronilla.
Dolores de la barriga y la ba-
rriga de Dolores,
La gaceta., 1941-07-24
En- IN Album

No seas ingrata,
hermosa Lii,
permite que lata,
que lata, que lata,
mi pecho por II.
La gaceta., 1941-07-24

IMPORTANT nsdeh Tests Reveal WHY FSnss lE&s E Phhans vsUhhs Cen.
pound Has Been HsPlRg Veal. RmasuR, NoNOus NIma Fer Over Hh A csHh1l
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-24
,,&6nisin bes fl. 9aoien FRANCES, bite fit nnsv'

nern, ionbern on ibren Srauen, sic
nidt mebr friide, geiun6e 8runnen
6es 2ebens ,lno Brieiterinnen int
bausliben 9abernafeI iino. Die Staa-
ten iidern 6rr6 ibren 8eitano ipe=
niger ortrd 6ie &raft ibrer Mdnner
als bielmebr ourb ben abel ibrer
5raaen. 8aterlano lit, gana tief ge-
ibaut, i,nmer Wutterlanb.
@ann iollen mir ben &oienfran3
beten? Simmer ,,n6 ie6en Sag. Nidt
nur Seilige, fonoeru grobe Selober-
rem, &aifer ltno &oniee, Moeliee unb
8ettler paren srobe goienfran5beter.
Ser &oienfrana lit 6as paiienbite &C.
bet ipdbrenb Der FL. Meiie.. Sinb es
bod oieielben @ebeimniiie, oie I'M
Goie1lfran5 betrahtet mnb i'm 81.
Mebopfer erneuert iperbeu. Ser
Menfbmeroiing oes Sobnes @ottes
I'M ShoBe Ser AGerieligiten Sung
fran lit Der SnuptinbaIt oes freuoen.
reiber, Dos blutige bes BelterIoiers
am areltse 1T Der Sauptinbalt 6es
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-24

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Der &alnarienberg i6mer3bafter &os
ienfran5); ba lit Ser Sirnmel auf
@r6en (glorreider goienfrans).
Gin GROCER &eilieer bat geiagt, ser
Eeufel babe bot feinem @ebete nebr
Slr6t, als bor oem electromagnetic.
Geit Wun6er! @ir ipen6en nns inn
Electromagnetic an Die mG1tiglte
Giirbitterin BEL @ott, an 0ieieniee,
Die 6er b0niiden Sdlanse oen &opf
5ertreten fat.
@era6e bas, tpas itoIae ooer UNI
lpiiienbe Meniden, pas l1nelaube un6
Srrela,tbe Dem 3oienfranae aunt Bor=
purf MAIDEN, aeiet 10 redt, 6aB ct oas
Gebet ser 2iebe lit. Man bobnt uno
ipottet bielfa9 iiber oas Iangtpeilige
ginerlei bes Golenfranaes, iiber oas
geiitloie Stanlneln unb etpige @iee
oerbolen oerielben @orte. Dieie Spot
ter betragen iid tpie ,tnge5oeene Bu-
ben, Die einert Grem6en berIa1en,
neil er cine ibnen uubefannte Spra-
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idmeraensreiden, nno bie iiesreide
gerfldrung SSeiu uno Marid Der
Sauptinbalt bes glorreiben Aoien-
franaes. Bas lit 6enn bas fl. Meb-
opfer nitberes, als cine llnblutige grs
inneri,ng bes bliitigen Opfers oes
@elterloiers, Der bier nit berflartem
2eibe, tpie er I'M SimmeI tbront, Der"
biillt unter ben bettiitigen ,,no ut-
ibeinbare,t @eitalten 6es 8rotes unb
Beines nirflid sesentpdrtig if2
Die fl. Meiie lit oie fortoauernoe
@erfiinbigung ieines Sieees iiber 500
un6 Sole ,tno ieiner etpigen gerfld-
r,.ng. $50 oas IF. Mebopfer gefeiert
tpirb, ga lit Naaaretb ,nto 8etbleben
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-24

DE Ipridt. @arc,l iie pon beilerem
2idte erleudtet, 10 iuiibten iie, bab
oie 2ie5e. ei,t Sers, bas liebt. ,l,,r
ein Wort baf, ,,no Dob es nidt 8ie.
berboling lit, ipenn Die 2iebe INNER
basielbe Bort ipridt. Sa, Die Nie.
oerboll,na lit audi an un6 fit iib
tpeber eeiitlos nod langpeilig. @as
madt 3. 9. bic Sdonbeit zines grit
nen 9neers aus? Die millionenfabe
Bieberbolung oesielben @rdsleinsl
l1nb Nun iese ta,ieno ,tno abertau.
ieno sleide 8lunen biuein. 8iro
baourd Die 8ieie nidt iboner? SIT
bas Simmelsgetpolbe NIT ieinen 0tp.
riaben bon Steruen ni6t unbegreif.
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Scr aoitnfran3 bic 8arbt anS 3itrbt nmierer
Trauenmelt

groBe SduIe bes reiner,, a6eligen
Grallentums tperoerli .gsur bort, no
.beilige, itrebenoe Menfdeu cine So.
mile griinoen, 1l1to mo beilige Jami-
lien eire beiIiae @emeinbe aeitaIter,-
nno no beilige @emeinoen elm beili-
ges Baterlallo bilben fi,lb bie i1neren
arafte borbanoen, Die aug ,iuer-
id6pfliden Q,tellen cole Wenihe,,
uno beilige gbriitea fdenfen. Che
pr6nlien erIeben nidt gbeioeale. Sic
g0Ifer iterben nibt an ibren MGn-
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lid i6on? 8arlm ion oenn oo Elm
&ran5, ser aus oen eoellten eeiltli6en
@oien geflodten lit, nidt id0n iein,
marum nidt 6os Ser5 oes 8etenoen
our 2iebe erbeben rno Ser SimmeIs-
fonigin sefallen t0nnen? Babrbaftig,
Die Mtutter langipeilt es nibt, ipenn
oas &ino al1f ibretn S6obe INNER
tpieber ben iiiBen Mlttternamen itam-
melt. So iollen mir audi nidt miioe
iperoen, i'm &oienfrans ein ,,@egribt
feiit 6u, Maria'', 1,ad 6em anoern
bon 2iebe ,.no &noadt au ipreden.
Die binnllii6e Wt,1tter miro ebenio
tpenig babon ermiibet als ser bret.
einige @ott bon oem en6loien u&eilig,
beilig, beilis" ser Gberubim uno sc.
rapbim.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-24

Sodp. Serren, Die beutf9ipreden-
be @lal,biee in ibren @emeinoen ba.
ben, tpiiroen ,1ns su 9anf berpfli6.
ten, nenn iie biefe a1f ben .Dbio
Baiienfrenno" ai.fmerfIam rnabelt.