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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11

"Our foes are bound by their afn- hltions and their crimes, implacably, to the destruction of the English speaking world and al lit stands for, v he said.
 Tt may we'll be that we shall have to suffer very considerable punish fnent, but we shall defend ourselves everywhere with the utmost vigor and close cooperation with the United States and the Netherlands navy.
 'I know I speak for the United states as well as for the British Empire when say VIC would all rather perish than be conquered. It would indeed bring shame on our generation if we did not teach the enemy @ lesson which vii hot be forgotten in the records of a thou- sand years"
 Sweeping War Review
 Tn Q wide-Sweeping review of the war Churchill said Adolf Hitler in attacking Russia had made one of the outstanding blunderS Of history, that the German and Italian forces In eastern Libya faced complete de- struction and that in the battle of the Atlantic shipping losses had de- creased
 we can already see after six months Of fighting in Russia that Hitler has made one of the outStand- ing blunderS in history and the re- suits so farreali2ed constitute events of cardinal importance in the final decision of the war" he said,
 eHitler everywhere Gin RuSsia) hos been brought to 8 standStill- on Q large portion of the front he is in retreat and the Satferings Of his troops are indeseribable {, Winter, guerrillas, the Russian army and air force and the stubborn unyield- ing resistance of the people have inflicted on the German armies and the German nation a bloody loss al- most unequalled In the history of war"
 Starting off one of the major speeches of war which now eX- tends to all the continents, he said of the Lihyan situation:
 "On Nov i8 Gen. Claude Auehin. leck set out to destroy the entire armed forces of the Germans and Italians In Cyrenaiea tthe eastern part of Libya). Now, on Dee. il, I am bound to say that 1t seems very probable he will do so. The Ger. man army in Libya Is stubborn and in every way worthy of the tomb prepared for it.
 Great Hitler Blundcr
 Turning to Russia he said:
 We can already see after six months of fighting Tn Russia that Hitler has made one of the out standing blunders Of history and the results SO far realized constitute events of cardinal importance in the flIiAl decision of the war"
 Of the sinking of the hattleshlp Prince Of Wales and the battle eruis- CT RepulSe of MalayA, he said Prince of Wales was sunk by re-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11
ROY FITZGERALD
 BEGINS FURLoUGH
lanaolal 0 1ha IlsmoeFall

Culver, md, Dec. aI.@RoF D. Filaoerald, The Connecticut Chi- dren'a Hospital, e00 Watertnwn ave- nue, Waterbury. vas among the 6Sk cadets at Culver Military Academy, Culver, Ind, who today began Q twenty-five day ChriAtmas furlough, Cadets ore scheduled t0 return Co their academic and R. Q. q. c. ac- tlvltles January 5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11
Sirens, Whistles To Be
 Official Warning Signals
Short Sharp Blasts to Be "All Clear" Indication -Defense Council Offers Several Practical Suggestions for Safety, Saneness
 in Event of Emergency.

An air raid alarm in Waterbury
 will be signalled by the continuous blowing Of factory whistles and fire sirens for 6 period of about four minutes. The Fall clear" will be sig. nailed by q series of short, sharp
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11
Churchill Makes One of His Best Speeches
Britain, America, Russia, China Fighting for Their Lives; Hitler Retreating Everywhere in Battles
BY EDWARD W. BEATTIE United Press staff Correspondent)

London December II. - (UP) = Prime Minister Winston Churchill addressing the House of Commons today as Germany and Italy declared the United states said the British Empire America Russia and China were fighting for their lives and will go forward to vctory-not over Janan alone but over the Axis and all its works"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-11
What To Do, Where To Go, Perplexes Iceland Troops
NY PHIL AUET Timfeaa Rrawn Stan COrresmnmAena

Reyiay Dec iUrThe age-ud problem of where shan we no and the perpeng questions for the
  Chcago accustomed dropping Into movie tavern
  Reysav wondering Many complain they
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24

Ezzsns Eoorl4uez salary county
highway patrolmzn. SIS 2 2
HflIlex. saiaxY HIszy patrolmzn
E00 - = Selzo1 rental q IA
chine neF agreement szHW -.
Calzer1 q Aeh Co. rsHf O. BiEuml-
e. DzI sI&1W EzS TFaescf =
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24

II c Miller. Const.. Fees in Con-
Wet Gases. $50 l. Il Denny. j. r.
Fees M Censiet Gases $3.50 J. Cur
Krcbs. Sheriff. Fees ii Convict
Cases. st3Io " p Stephens Cunst
fees IN convict cases g 40 Jackson
Co Library. appropriation per ord
er b Of s $500 Fred Tayior. OK
refund amt paid Tor freshs acct.
Gem. office for WPA SIS so. Rasua.
Feed a Sup Co ! q coal acct c.
H and Hospital sie2 S The sUann
How Co, supplies acct Convict
Camp. $50.
District Ne. ! Read tune
L l. Raria grader AK. e7ooo
Willard Jones. shove wk.. S da
$3.50 & ] Coleman. Truck hire S
da 5000 George Cambest road
foreman. SIS % Leanoer c0zar1
shovel ok lof da $3.50. Louis
Cowart. shovel VIZ - da k1sM. II
G Vincent. S4s and Oh acct n. ~
S4a6 Roy O Cumbest supplies
acct I'd wk $3.50 Talbot Motor
60. parts and labor acct. I'd VI.
800 Ire Texas Co supplies acct
hd ~ $3.50 Dixie Aalo-Eec
Store. supplies ace n wk. sa28
Miss Road Sup &c suppIies acct
I'd. Wk SCI 81 Tne spann Hardware
Co. supplies aoet n n xaaf.
Road District Ne 2 Pus.a
J a BYRD sai mo NOV. foreman.
5000 Andrew Symau g a. snrz.
stS6a Joe Rogefs s.. e da s7znn
huek PURIFY. = da S mrs s7t.76
Jonn sherman i d 2I50 Ront
Bailey. 2 das 81 o. Horace slau-
mock. : "a Nth truck s7nna. Leo
sfa1ter. ! d Rfth lraek $50. b
strtngfelloN. ] ca xtlh truck 500
Talbot Motor &C. parts and lahuw
per InF. acct 70 n Ss5as Stand
arc Oh Co a sue e. per M. act
= Nk 1s&a RoseFs Bros Meh
SHOP Work O TraeIaf. xeIdine etc
acet ID ~ sos s~aakaEae Isnxs-
eanE Co Supreme Motor Cd acct
ID ~ $40 HiHH Hardware. nts
etc acef e * NE Afain szFest
SCI. Sta Gasoline aes. Wpa Tznse-
kespsr. SIS ne saan uaw. O.
fsF3 etc pef nv acct I'd q. @s7.
District Ne ; Read "a
Clarke Faise aaek Ios IN. ssaso
SCI specially Sazes CO. Rental fer
0oH Tractor SIS Claude plezca
g "a driver euaek and eraser -
$500 Anat razlof i a. mzrIce
Tannins gTadef gsM rainozs
Motor CO RaFa 1 Iabor aeeE r.
~ s18 Head Pun 4 -. c..
s4Hples aceA Col Caurse. kI4aa.
he Teas CO Gas 4 OF zerL =
x SIA Richard Aafo HznaIra
laeer ana supple aeel 81 z11lrss.
- STANDARD o. C 0as pr nv.
scet foIf eoara Eg SD soeelal-
: sza@ CO payment On purchase
pf1ee 3aeeaseu putting lens noE-
e Sec Cor eoasse 500 go.
specially sale c 5 pasaia He
HszasTs aeef sot eozrss. s1a8
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
County Commission
Announces Rating
Of Various Schools

The jackson CSHM SeaaoS RI
Eas casnma<aa has casne leseS
szzen ~ ne eaoe1s arsa hss
snDnanreo the ratings for eaeh
rs fsndanea MM BE- seat d The
state mrtmenf FER rating Ana
classification.
There wrye foar srhooss 5tsen
Class A yarlnfs Insy uere the
pasnuiA Mass pcEnt Dc~ar
SPRINGS and &c Mayo scnass
TAe Class 4 schools are Bszea
C4aotis Daisy Vettry. Fasaara.
0aRtler. HsuseF Orange LAkN. our
Iadf q Victories S. Martin Van.
clesse &ne wade
Tue St AlphnnsSa school Of
ocean Springs was given Class c
rating
Members o. the rating commits
saa1 we're A L Monroe Noes Point
chairman T. n Ccoley Orange
Lake r. c Eeeretfe, Hurley MIS-
Francesca Spencer. Ocean sprlnRx
and Miss Kathleen KEEL Of Pasea-
goula The latter Is the newest
member Of the commission having
been recently appointed
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24

s22f Herschel Smith Co supplies
acct school s27m Bruland a. Hat
ted How supplies acct school .zsc
HnHk Hardware. supplies acct sch.
Sil1o The Adv. Pub. Co. supplies
acct sch. G25.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
JACKSON co.
ALLOWANCES
FOR DECEMBER

TITS following allowances an eon-
3oered allowed and ordered paid
cut az the County Treasury D. tie
Counfy Beard 81 Sup@rxtanra a
jackson County. Mississippi and
the Caexk of rnx Beard ~ Supervtx-
ugs Is hereby directed 70 draw prop
er warrants. therefor to-uit.
General Caansy Fund
Harold W Uautier. ? DAYS attend.
Ger Election : daw Kzse Con Del
&c. ard a. r. Boxes s1IM A L.
Gntthcise election rcsn. : dAFK St
tends 2 oay4 attendance Gen e1eei
assoc Mira ole p Smith. J dA
attend Elec Con : da sen EIsc.
SIS U0 NrFxtx q Ramsay uRl W
PANnH Fontatneb5ea9 @ s Jacobs
LAtArner. Imrne. Bluff Greek ard
c4FteTTiiie. RET Garter Bluff Greek
LmTszs. tAttrner, Fountain and ".
Paseaa Prec. $500 z 3 1nansra.
MTv WMsse prexInet manager Gm
Miss Maud 0off MRT wade pre-
cfnct fzanaNer $500. E q Parker
Peaen OF. Wade Precinct Gm
Lawrence r Iuff Mgr- wade pree
s. Ret nnxek WADE aFsd Big Point
SEQ MTM ~ C. Crawford Mgr
HuFley pree4net 0m johnnie Ely,
Nsx. Hurley pFestHsf. 500 J IS.
Jcne& Fe4ee Or Hurley Prs 0m.
JesSe RI Hamilton. Del Wade. HuF-
ieF ard BE Pesnf Mar. Hurley ard
REz Hurley Box $500. ~ T. Hui
bert Mgr A. ReL ENcntawpa BOX
W0 j. & Nelson. Max EscAtawTM,
PEextnct Im Mrs A W Thomson
Mgr Escatwpa. Precinct $500 J r.
Coli. peaee Off EscAtMwpa, Pre-
soc A G Hunt Mgr. Moss Point
pTeeinet. 500 pxtsF nexFeaux Mgr.
kf0ss Point precinet S3oo. ID Is
Hoody. Mgr. Moss Point Precinct
$40 Joe r. Thomson Peace OFF
A. Ret Mons Point Box. $500 Mrs
w A. Hooks. Mgr 4 Ret East Side
Boa. ta1O J. X Clay. Mgr. Eazt
SIDE Pre-. 800 G. n Brubaker.
Mgr. East Side Pre- 0N1 Mr1. Lena
CzaT. Cfefk EasS SIDE Pre- 900.
Leon Euuto. Peace OFF East side
Pre- 1n. Clarence ". MeOouen.
MgT- Kreoie. Pre- $40 Z c Byrd.
AfxT. and Rek kreoie. PfU Boz
900 Mack e Cumhssst MIR. Krr-
ule, PRE- ZOO 4 II. Seaman. peace
or Kreoae. Pre- 500 Mrs r. MOI
lie Robsrts. Mgr. A Ret Orange
Gro Box $50 JoAn Pierce. Mgr.
Orange nroFe pre-. esn q Nellie
Roberts MIR Orange Grove Pre-
800 r. A HobertA Peace off,
$50 A r Peeauf. MRr- 81 net
Pecan Hox. ts00 n. W. stock.
Azer Pecan Precinct 500 John ]
CLARK Mgr Pecan Precinct. g 90
John ] Hards Peace OFF Pscan pre-
GM George II Higgins AEgr. and
ret 3 PAsca Box AMI Del & pas
CAsuna Box 500 Miss Adele
Grant Mgr. s. pAsca Prect 800
W d CowsiM Mgr. S. p4sca. Pre-
$50 Prank Savage. Peace off
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24

Keep this ia mina-the reporters
Table E1oud be located where thes
can So and hear wAaat Is going On
Aio IL shos4ld Dc located scar a.
exit 50 that the occupants can con
veniNnfiy enter OF leave tlae banauc
hall during the proceedings. DON
worry about nhe menu II TREY
oont show up 1t the pr@as tabs
Until the arNm6ag program starts
cont take u - a reflection on your
hospitality. They are Just "a appFe
etAttye Of your thouahtfulneS8. b.
probably prefer to eat ut home
Writing the story Is al In the DAY
work for them just make ii q.
easy ~ possible for them 70 DO theil
bb
When = story has 20 Be prepared
b. the publicity director. Remember
this. newspapers are nke trains
They have headlines 70 meet
They don't waft II you want yous
story IN the paper. have 1t IN Tue
editors hands on time. II viii b
worth while 70 find out the time
requirements Of your paper. II
every case. deliver your story q.
early - possible. The early biro
gets the space. at least. being early
doesn't hurt the chances Of aettns
II
Newspapers deal In facts When
you are preparing your story. d
this set down. u after another
the facts you want to appear. Their
arrange them 50 that they appear IL
y0ur story In the order OF their TIM
poTtance-the most important first
Don't Try 70 puff" your story be-
yond It's natural &ize. Five short
sentences that say something arc
better than . column of ttresoms
wuFuage that no n will read even
II. By some miracle. 1t gets into
print.
Greatest ~ biggest best
these are dangerous words. handle
them as you would dynnmite-wlth
care and respect. II will be all right,
for that matter. 70 forget them al
together. The smaller activities OF
your club. 70 which such superla-
uVes cannot fairly be applied. are
Of local interest and rate notice N
your local paper. Present them 20
the editor for exactly what they
are. Then. when YOU have some
thing really big 70 talk about. you
won't be all out OF breath-and adj
iectlxe8.
If at all possible. have your story
typewriter. Triple or double space
the lines, so that the editor. COINS
over your story, viii have room be-
tween the lines TO write IN am
changes he decides are necessary
It's a small item, but II helps. Il
YOU have TO write In ionRhand, leave
uaenty OF space between the lire.
and write panty. Print out name.
OF people. Write on only n side O
the paper-aiways. Paragraph FREE
auently.
Start your story several inches
down tire first sheet so that the edi-
tor viii have plenty Of room L
write the headline.
Drop IL 70 see the editors of the
paper. Tel them what you want e
90 Ask them what you want C
know. They viii put you on tht
right track They are the only one
who can give you exact informa-
ton on the conditions
Be considerable be or time; pre-
pare and present your facts as vel
Is ycu tan Your story viii be IN
The papers
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24

%4 A NA&@A Wt4H+t MIL
wfsre2 whg7 when anplssd " ac-
uvitses 81 hA organization.
You are not exqectNo-uor doe
anyone Want yca % bm~a ekancFxfeg
q stunts. = creator Of mesra arc
wonderful tales dmaznsa 70 pFoket
lie name Of your organisation There
Is . differences beemaras uAlgicllY
and not0rE1sg Il u ASSUMED thal
your club engages IA mctis1tAes Of
public interest. xuu arr tharefoxe.
3 source Of Information mhnut vaslf
clubs activities and FDar To- Is "a
~ that such information b printed
n the newspapers of yusnF opnmu-
nifty.
put aide TIE idna khmt ~ sds-
tou are sitting W hts 1t nixhi de-
viztnx ways and maurs Of keeping
Yoaf story out at the napef They
are not On the cnntrMrx ne
chances are several thousand 70 one
that they are wfllsu9, and even
anxious 70 print nnszs ahout your
club II you 9Th give them 3 fair
chance
To give an editor : fair chance.
70 cooperate with yuu ttsere are n
few things yoa must o.. 1hese are
neither numerous nor difficult
They boil down % three essentials
FfSt-Be eonz1dsrafa Of youf
newspaper. Second-ne or time
with your story Tnfrd-Have your
story well prepared
II you desire your news 20 appear
Ia more than ~ paper. Dc rot
favor one pauaH above another.
You may be tempted by an apparent
present advantage, 20 nEay fasufftes
Don't do It. It won't work out In
the io8lg run. All any editor wants
Is AZ ever break. Wasau he gets
less than that. he Il distinctly not
pleased-even as you would b. II
you were ia his place.
While speaking Of fairness q feR
words are in order on he care OF
reporters. BY and large. Q reporter
viii be perfestly hapnS q you fuSl
refrain from h0therfn9 him. He
knowa his JOB and will do Il Il ne
Il permitted. lie knows how his
paper wants . story covered ana
he win cover Il THAT way.
You can help hum b. answering
hts questions. By Identifying people
for him. by finding people Tor him,
by digging up information that you
can get quickly but that might take
considerable time for him 3 obtain.
Forget about the reporters you saN
II tire movies Your chance OF
meeting one Of those go cabaIleros
IS slim.
Il appears. then. that reporters
don't require much care. What
about feedinR1 Suppose that your
organization Is having a banquet,
The occasion u an anniversary. .
holiday observance or what nags
YOU For two or three weeks pre
cedtng the date OF the affair, yus
have supplied the papers with stories
about the banquet plans, the com,
mlttees directing them. The enter
tainment. the speakers and so forth
These stories have been duly pun.
iished and the thing shapes up as !
pretty big event In the town. Nos
what7 TflB.
See thah on the day before ths
banquet there Is placed IL the hand
OF the editor q ticket which he vii
give TO the reporter covering the ban,
Quft II tables are numbered. Il
5 = good idea TO note or the taekal
the number Of the table that III
reporters viii oceupy. Bat-be SUR
YOU supply tickets.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24

s22I Herschel Smith Co supplies
acrt school S27M Brrland a. Hat
ted How supplies acct school zsc
HfIk Hardware. supplies acct sch.
xli1o The Adv. Pub. Co. supplies
acct sch 02
County Special Seheel Fund
L + Kramer. coal acct. Esca-
tawpa Cot Sch $500. Prank walt
man. z cords wood acct Live Oak
Pond Sch $500 Hicks Body c. Inc.
parts for CO school buses. s20zT.
James l. Davis. supplies acct Live
Oak Pond Sch S1s0 DO The Powers
Co, supplies acct. Supt s26Is.
Daisy veSsry Cen. school Fund
Singing River Elee Power Assn.
service acct school 500 c l. Dees.
supplies acct. III E Dept SSH.
Monarch Chemical Co. Disenfect-
ants acct School. $3.50 Head
Furn. a. Hdw Co. supplies acct sch
$40. w J. fletcher. labor e. mater
isl acct school. aSl4 r. T. Hoff,
Tor transporting trustees OF school
TO Haftiesburg. $500. Moss Point
ms Agency. Prem on policy act sch
$3.50 L @ Balfour Co S diplomas
acct sch si4ie
District No. 2 Ind Div.
City Of PascagoulR. acct pilinQ
furnished ingalls, Ship yard from
City Of Pascagoula property s542 6.
Road Protection Ccnst. Fund
II W. Cochran. service Of inspcc-
ting Sea wall. $4,000. A P. Moran.
service OF inspecting sea wall.
$1,000 r. L Vaughn. service OF in
speeding sea wall $4,000.
Road Maintenance Fund Centd.
Standard OH Co, supplies G
I'd mchs $50 g. Miss. Tractor A
Equip. supplies acct I'd mch. s40.5
The Texas Co. gas and oil acct I'd
INCH S228 65. T. C. Stout Rig &
Sheet Metal Works. supplies acct.
Gear Cover. S625. s. v. Carpenter.
operating roller 90 hrs. $50 20. Gov
Alien, operating motor patrol
sIb61 Frank Crawford operating
distributor lOa hrs 67.50. Columbia
Oh Co ms. supplies acct ri inch
Ss40 Dixie Auto-Lae store. SUD-
plies acct I'd INCH. ALSO. City az
MOS Point. acct expense Of MAIN
tanning Highways within CITY flufitn
per order b of s $1,000 90 Town AZ
Ocean Springs. acct. expense Of
maintaining highways within town
limits. sl0O7.T4 The Spann Hdw.
Co. parts and material acctrds
and bridges. S127 10. McGowtn-
Lyons Hdw Sup. supplies. $3.50.
woodward Wight a. Co supplies
act. Dragline Road inch. s73 so Nc
Go~win-Lyons Hdw. Sup. supplies,
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
GETTING YOUR STORY USED
NEEDS NO GENIUS OR PULL"
Your Paper Appreciate Receiving Publicity For Your
Club Or News About Yourself. Family Or Friends
III Simple Rules Are Followed.

Iany clubs ard efsmnaAuaus desire - ootaB pabAesT bat uer
rspotfn o ssHFesAft@A % no knos ls hos 70 st their stories over
70 The editor 81 te paper Otter aey esVe 0at B most important matter
~ the writer often Il snanemnat plkzsu a % wha4 he L. expected q Do
and hou ne snAn 20 ahoa oAns & Fe ina resson se offer the fs-
losing adyes
The peEAon IN ehasxs o pabuaty h tie connecting INK besween his
oEganzatka and IRE res ~ ne wns1 therefore he Is Ne oue whO answer
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24

Motor Vehicle Com. for licenses
tag year 1871 tax free sio0.
District No. 4 Road Fund
Paul Seymour, 10 da labor, &7400.
J n. Seymour. u de labor s57m.
Craymon Bullock. 10 de labor SIS %.
g. Votyedlch. - da. ? hrs. labor
$3.50 N Bullock, II da 5 hrs labor
$3.50 W. Bullock. i6 da labor.
$3.50. l. Entreken. IS ia labor
$50 Clifton Williams, IS ia lhr
$500 l. Morris. / ia Ihr. s. a. Ben
Stanton. 7 da. & hrs. labor. sl6.e0.
". = Hawley. : da Ibr. $40 Orion
Baker. foreman. 5000. l. Yokum,
80 bbls Shells $50 Bonnie Sey-
mour. 20 bbls Shells $40. John
Seymour. los bhls Shells $3.50.
Adolph Seymour. s4S5 bhlS. shells
<26I0. /. Webb. BIS bbls shells.
$3.50 J. Canneste. IS bbIs. shells
$40 Geo Pahzt. - ia. labor $3.50.
Shell Oil Co. OIL. s46. Modern
Auto Service. Gas g. OIL. S33Ef.
DaleS Super Service. Gas s. OH.
Sf1hS McGowen-LyunS Hdw. Co.
supplies. s1715 AIRS ". d Hawley
s da labor $500 Standard Oh Co.
DIESEL Fuel per Inv. acct I'd VIZ
s69T. Miss Power Co. Service per
Contract I02 Miss Road Sup. Co
Supplies acct I'd wk SIS So. Pranele
Reagan Motor Co. New Ford truck
and ! used model. s2.05000
District No. 5 Read Fund
J v. Garter. : de truck hire and
? da I'd uk sIe00 Elwood Clifton.
Zoe de I'd wk. s2l0o A T. Ravens
! da I'd wk sie Oscar 0of4. S "a
ri wk sf00 %. Elmer Roberts. / d
ID ~ s100 Morris Jones. ) "a I'd
~ $50 Joe Alien. : ia RI wk sxoo.
Tavern Fletcher / da ri wk g2o0
Mathew King. S da I'd wk 5000.
Paul Garter, I d RI gk $500 John
Wilson , d I'd Nk 500. George
Parker. 6 da I'd wk $500. Henry
FArley. I aa ID * 500. AZ
Hooertz : d ri * $50 Fred Ron
eFts. = O. ri * $500 = Z Over
street p "a operating grader. ssa q.
Roosevelt Ravens IS C operating
tractor. 21M a ?. johnson. S d
Truck hire $500 John Farley. Is
O. truck hire and i da I'd ~
$3.50 Norris Roberts q d Il ~
$50 Melrose Long. = q I'd II
ana ! chain E00 : F oneeI !
d ID * 2m c : Deez supplies
@z411 Il Franklin. ; corner bands
e100 Biloxi Auto Parts. supple
So PTlngie Reagan Motor CO
zurplze4 EI0 I 3 Hard sun
pies zI0sa InE Texas CO. oaz and
o. sect u ~ sfesIa TaEbot4
Motor Co Paris & iahof pr IN
aet n ~ s6@ Ms Rad supnIg
azet = ~ NG
Read Mzlaszaznes rusaa
Eaaeas Rndrlaaez salarx eonnls
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Mitt,ped, Sen %. Ssaaar 1914

Mitf,pod, Sen %. JaaHar 1914
aud Der prddtigite 9eil Ser aird]e.
pie on auf WiIOern BON groBen tel.
nen airden ieben fannit, 3. 9. Der
a0lner Dom, ct. Batrids Qird)e IN
Nelp gorf, ,lniere eigene aatbeorale
In 8enepille, Sn. Ser Eilrm bat nam-
lid tiefe fpmboliide 8eoentilng lnie-
rer FL. Neligion; iino oarnm balten
tpir iobiel baralif."
,,8as beoeilten oenn eigentlid) Die
Eiirme l,no 9iirmden on lnlerer Sir
DIE, Mutter? Das mOdte id bod
gerne tuiiien', fragte Ser Sltnge ,,no
sic quite Niltter, Sic nidt bumm mar,
erflarte linn olles, ipie lie es gelelen
unb perltanoen bate.
N,m ia, mein S,,nge, 6ie Siirme
uno Siirnlden mogen gum Eeil als
3ieroe i,no Sdmlld am @ottesbalIe
oienen, aher Ser Surm alletn lit, ein
Sinnbilo ser @ottbeit. Dooio iingt
i'm Yialm 6O,4: Nuf einen 5elien
erbobteIt ou mid (iriiber); bu leiteteit
mid; benn Su iparit meine .3,,perIidt.
elm feiter surm Dor bem Seinoe> @ott
lit ,nier Surm uno. 1lniere Starfe.
Gin feiter S,,rnt lit unIer @ott Ser
Surm miro NIT @ott .persliden in Der
8ibel tpesen ieiner fl,noamentalen
Seitiefeit; itort tuie Ser 6elien, nit
SEM er eins lit. Der sSelien ielbit
mieoer Elm 8ilo ser @ottbeit, Der
5elien @ottes.
Ser Srrm lit aud ein 8ilo oer
Stride @ottes, sic tpie auf oent Sell
ie1 @ottes eesriinoet lit; oar,m ltebt
iie feit ltno ,lnerldiitterlib, eluig altf
oent Selien @ottes.
Ser Srrm lit nlaliig, brett, tief 1no
bod); er erinnert al sic @tgenld)aften
Gottes. @ott lit lnenoliG in ieiner
Siefc, Sobe, 8reite ,,no S0nge. 8er
fam i'm meiien?
Ser Sllrm bat Siiren luo 6enlter.
S6all= uno 9u ftloder, allerlei Ser.
5ierlngen -. bas alles erinnert ant
@ottcs Sd)onbeit ,no Brabt ieines
Sbrones. Gngel geben ooer fliegen
eit lulo aus; oas perrGt llls: nit
Gott fonnen ole @ei1opfe perfebrel.
ale fonnelt nit Sen grgeln ein= lluo
iid nit ibrn frelen ,tm iet.
ner Serrlid)feit nno Hrodt in Dem
bimlnliiden Serllialem, tuo es cine
5reube aibt, sic fem sluge aeIeben.
fein DIR geb0rt, II. in feines @enIden
Ser5 gebrl,nsen, bie @ott fir sic be.
reitet bat, Sic i'm pabrbaft 1ieben.
0ann bat Ser 3urm a,.6 cine llbr,
Die Sltrmtbr. @ott ser 3eit, @ottes
llbr, bie ieoen Weuiden beariiBt,
toenn er ins Dabein tritt, 3. 4. tpenn
ct III Die 8elt tommt, feline Stunoen
5ablt luto iie abitreidt, penu er ae-
itorben iit.
(Sortiesung folst)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-29
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-Sieb Dir bod einmal Sic Dame
in oem blauen Seioenfleio on. sit
ite nit ben blonben 2oden, ibres,
berrliden Nu9en uno ben rotten @an.
gen nidt elm @ilo bon elmer Srau2"
..Sssa. uaS ae& oasu &anon,alerei." !"