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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12
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3ipei ailo Yolenta.

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llno baum 5liiammenrednete nno oabet
tief aufieuf5te.
| ,,sante Olga, lit Oir mas 2" fragte
erifa, als Der 5etf5er bod einntal
an ibr DIR idiug.
| Rein. 4. .nein, Gin0erl .iueiBt
on, i6 CLAUDE, id) fries einen aa-.
tarrb. oa bab id nieBea molien
uno uidt fonueu."
Nenn iie in Bett lag aber, oadte
| fe:
groBer @ott, es miro nidt mebr
fiir nns beioe reibeu. !. bic paar
areu5er bon meiner 8enliou.
@as mad id nur2
Mns utab id nnr?
0a mar es ipie6er at einem aben6.
oa 5os iie erifa gu iid aufs Sofa.
,,aiuberl, ibau. j.. mir babeu faft
ni6ts su tltn. .. bu INTO id] -. tDir
iperren ben 5olon ,,no bns Na,ldsi,tt.
mer ab unb sic 5tpei 3imnler, uuier
sgSobu- unS Sdlaf5immer uno ste
Slide. no, oas tperbeu tpir ailein
au frdumen.
9as biiierl enen, mas 1pir brait-
hen. :. .man friegt ia 10 nidts su
faufen. .baB man oroentlih fodeu
fonnte. i'd oenfe, tpir ibifen Die
Rina meg"
u8er5eib mir, sante, id tpar in
meinem Sbmer5 1un BEN elteu ga.
paio -. 10 eeoiitiih . .bab nur au
ibn gebabt 1tno mas ih oerloren 49,.
freilid, mir baben. ia iest fein @elo
mebr.. >"
SO. . 10 ihlilnm lit es nidt. q.
gar fein lit 5l1 piel eeIast. =. mas id
bab> oas lit bait eben leioer uur lebr
menig." s..
uSante, macbe bas TO. .td tuta
arbeiten. i'd lpia aufrdatnteu uua
einfaufen unb alles 1na6en."
Wina iparb allo entlaIlen, ltno Die
Bortionen tpuroen nod fleiner.
erifa 1nerfte es ridt tpeiter.
Die Beldaftisung nit nitkliden
Dingen tot ibr ipobl.
Ndoi! ..
Bir iine nod inmer in Der aa-
oerne.
9a Dor uns lit. Die Sole.
Die SSstaliener idieben tuie tod.
sBir boren oen ol1mpfen @inldlag
Ser i1weren @ranaten uno oas iiu-
senoe @erduid Der lei6teren &C.
ihoiie, oa5u bas tad-tad=tad ser sra.
lbinenee.pebre.
8ir iinb in Ser @eboreenbeit 5er
ipenisen Gage, sic uns eeibenft line.
in nnieren Selien uno in Der gr-
tuartuns Der aataitropbe, oie fiir ie-
Sen @inaelnen fo1nmen miro.
9a gieben pir uniere seelen nod
einmal ans in sic Briefe, sic mir in
bic Seimat ibreiben nno es tpiroe
,nsereht iein, m1re ih allein bon Der
8obltat nl,sseidloiien, 5u tpiilen, bab
ein Wenid iib ,,m uns baugt.
Sh~ bin ber5neifelt oariiber, bag
ib beinen geanen ,ibt erforidt babe
.aber 6ieie 5panne 3eit, oie api.
[Iden iener Stunbe uno beinem &c.
lpadienIein liest, lit eben ,lur iene
not'uenoiee 3eit, sic in meinem Ser
sen, aus BEN eebeimnisbou berlenf-
ton @,traeIt1 Ain MI,,,,,c ,,,,,, hIf;ho,1
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12

Mdoi!
@ir baben eiae Qaberne in einem
Sellen.
@er es nidt erfabreu fann, fann
es a,td nidt begreifen, mas oas be-
oeutet: elm li6erer llnterltano. ltnIer
Neeitnent bot 2iiden, nie ein Sieb
2oder bat. .,tno eia fugeliiderer
llnterltanO. 5elien. .ullr 6elien
.. .nidts ionit.
9ir babeu S,tneer. Die sragtiere
erflettern oen Sauntpfao nidt. Sic
meroen abgei6oiien.
aber es mabt nihts, baB mir Suns
ger baben unb baB morgen Weibnad-
ten it, benn mir baben cine 5reuoe
oaran, tpie ser 8elhuB iiber llns bin>
pegflettert. Elm paar 5teinbroden
aus bem Selien iprisen nno ionlt
nibts. Ser Sinunel lit 1pie idtpar5es
@las, benn es lit. . .9eabt. Die
Sdeiuperfer, Die i'm nod 1tns OBJ
iuden, legen iiber bielen ounflel1 Stint
mel oie 1ibtblauen betuegliden Stra=
ben, Die 1tnlere uodten Selien 10 ma
gild beleudten. 9ann flotlben bie
S6ropnells lno tpir ipii1en, baB pie-
ser piele bon unleren &ameraben
nid)t mebr linb.
sseben mir list ser Nittmeiiter Me=
ret. . .er ihreibt on leine Srau.
CT balt 5l,tueilen ibr 8ilo Dor 1ib
bin, bas er aus ieiner 8ruIttalde ge=
monument llnb oies 8ilo lit fanm fennt=
lih, benn es lit idpar5 bon ieinem
8lut. . .er bat einen StreiflduB be-
fon1men einmal nno an ser 8rief ftaibe
nit ibrem 9ilo lit er abseglitten.
8ela @erboup boft ba oriiben aiif
elmer aonIerpenfiite uno idreibt an
-. .Ieine N,ltter.
Sd idreibe at bid.
8ilt bu mir tueniger 4raut, als Die
Oielen 8route, at bic unIere Selo-
poltbriefe fih ribten, nur neil bu
oamals nod TO fleiu tuarit, als tpir
uns perlobten?
Sebt bilt bu. :. .laB mid a,lsre9-
nen. 16 Sabre iino bersansen felt
iener Serbltiaeo int Sabre 1900.
3eit lit suirflih fein Wesriff. mir
Lift es ais pore es erIt seitern setpe.
len. Sd tpar. bamals is Sabre, cit,
blutil.naer 9aoett. gu tparIt bier
Sabre alt. .,tuo stpei Sabre oaueri
Idon Ser Rries. 10 bilt ou iekt.
20 Sabre.
Sd iebe bih Dor mir.
9u baIt nod Die sroBei1, blauen
fe,ldten aueen, 1T oie meine brei
aer5en, Ole neben meinem @ett brann'
ten, ibren @lans luarfen, ols faat
elm Sonnenbimnel in eiuen See. .
Du balt nod Die eoloenen 2odeu, oil
bielleiht 5u einem miloen Aidbloni
uuroen uno oein Geiidt l,mrabmen
in oem Der rote Wuno uno bas Helm,
ainn ianfte uno 5usleid enersiId,
. 2inien baben.
!: llno oeine @eitalt 1T f6lant.
9eine Sdnoe baben nod bic &c
, Ite, init oeaen bu sreube idenfit.
Sd babe nod feinetn WenIden I'm
ler @ebeimnis perrateu. Sd babe e
beluabrt, tuie aas aleinoo, bas bu DO,
beinem Ser5en seriilen uno oas mi
. Elm 8fauo uuferer BerIobuua aeblie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12
Cine Grs6baas aas Der
Vo~u nngariiAea Steppe
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an oen oiden SolbateuI Iedeu.
@rifa aber leete bie seitopiten 81
earetten in oie Sdadteln uns pollte
i,nmer nod er5dblt baben pen oem
.alteu Saas, inn sroBeu Garteu, tuo
Yapa uno Sante Olga jung setuelen.
Da fam Wina.
,,@ndoise Jrau modteu einen Au>
genblid berausfonlmeu."
@rita fltbr auf.
..Bos? Bas lit benn2"
,,aber ni6ts, aineerl, bleib nur
ba. .. i'd muB Ser Mina nur 5ei-
geu, tpie. .. .tpie iie bie. -"
auf einn,al ltodte olga.
Sic bate einen 9lif nit Mina
aetoed1elt nno iprad eanu miibiam
fort.
49,. tute Iie sic. J.. SenueI. -.
fiir Die 9nooel morsens oufihneioen
fol-. .gelt, Mina, mas uollen Sic
boh >. .tpilien?'
.,ssa. iuie id) sic Semme1. :"
9a idloB iib ldou oie 9iirc bin=
ter beiocn.
.@rita lieB Sic Sdnoe iinfen.
.Sie 1ah geraoe Dor lid) bin.
Bier Woben. .. .uno feiue Nad)-
riht!
SIN Gor5ilnmer orauBen belt lib
SIad an 0em urDRpu Sd1rnuf felt
,,aoolf"
9em 9uriden Itanoen Sic beuen
Frauen in benslueen.
,,@naoige Strait bier 1T sic. ..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bonn @errn. .
Sberit. . .,tno Der Softer lit nod
auf Der. .. .8abn, uno 90 iino feline
Bapiere uno bie eolone ltbr uuo al
leg, mas ser Serr Sberit :"
Gin lal,ter Sdrei lieg lie beioe
5uiammenfabren.
@rifa Itano auf ser 5dpele.
~aeolf! aoolf! $50 lit ser.
Hapa?"
Da iab @rifa sic fleine, soloene
aapiel III Sante Slsos bebenoer
Sane.
aeile, sons leiie uuo bersserreiBeno
iaste iie::
,,Mein 9apa lit. .eefauen. . .
er foumt nidt mebr. .r
Sic sins lausiam IN oas 3immer
5uriid.
,,9ante Olga. ..." iaete iie 5u ibr
bic i6r sefolst mar, ,,Sante Olga. :.
id babe es eeiuu6t. .Bapar' Idrit
fte auf ut,o brad ihlud5eno aui am
1uen.
~Mina, rdumeu Sic oues meg. -.
ales . .oie ean5en Sahen. bel
feu Sic mir iie auf bas Sofa leget
-. .grifa! 9inb! aino! Dein gote1
itarb oen oelbentob fiirs 8oterlano
grifa. . . i'd tpia bid nidt 70 faI
funsslos ieben :. . ou tuorit iein top
feres 9ino. bent an feline leste1
@orte!'
Da ridtete iid grita eiu >ueuis al,
,tno idlans sic arlue um Sie 9rd
fteria.
,,9ante Olga. .er tpar nein al
les. ct tuar mir Rutter. :. .Sate
80. .Wrloer. .a0es 49,"
Be6enoe Siinoe itreidelten fort un
fort.
IL. Ws fein SroIt!port mebr btlft, ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

Wet feet. like drafts
and fatigue, may lower
body resistance so that
colds develop and germs
-on@tha-thTaAEf-tii,--
upper hand. Help nature
overcome such germs on
throat by gargling with
Listerine Antiseptio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Defense Stamps in Hands
Of Nations Post Offices

Of the Minute Man" were dis
patched ~ post n 77r11f1otIt
the country Saturday the hun
dred siXty-sixth anniversary of the
Battle of Lexington.
The stamps and defense savings
bonds will be placed on sale in
post Offices and banks also on
May /. The Minute Man symbol
Of the average Americans stand
against tyranny. will appear also
on posters during the same period
The government printing office
has been working on an initial
order of 30000000 pocket albums
in which purchasers may paste
and keep the stamps.
The albums. with attractive
cover designs in color. featuring
a United States batueship and an
eagle bearing the American flag on
the front and the Minute Man"
statue on the back. VIII be given
free 10 purchasers Of any savings
stamp higher than 10 cents in
value.
II vas announced the stamps
Will appear in the following colorS
10 cents. red: = cents. green. 30
cents. blue; 81. gray and So, brown
When an album is filled with
stamps u VIII be. interchangeable for
one Of the new defense savings
bonds.
Treasury officials said presses al
the bureau Of engraving were run
ming on 24-hour shifts TO turn out
an adequate supply Of the stamps
for all sections of the country
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

WASHINGTON. April 10. -
staff4fs news TITS ttieek comes from
he treasury, instead OF the post
,ffice department
The treasury announced that
irst shipments Of defense savings
stamps bearing ]ikenosSeS of Daniel
Chester Frenchs famous statue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
u. Ensemble
Present COncer I

A CHAMBER music concert
Will be given by the Wayne Uni
verSity string ensemble at S.l9
p. m. Wednesday IN the small
auditorium of the Art Institute
under the direction of Leo
Lemke. assistant professor of
music.
This IS the fourth program in
the 19i0-4l Wayne series, which
Will be completed with a May 9
glee club presentation and n
May 1S Choral Union and SYM
phony Orchestra concert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
ONTARIO

CFCO, Chatham, 7;45 p m,
Thursday; CKOC, Hamilton, s
p. m. Friday; CKCR. Kitchener. s
p. m. Thursday, CKCO, Ottawa.
6:l5 p. m, Friday; GIGS, STRAIT
ford Sis p. m. Friday
Hear the broadcast on one of
the stations named, and read the
article about the black sheep son
in The American Weekly with next
Sundays issue of The Detroit Sun
DAY Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Black Sheep Son
Basis of Drama

How naughty European clans
men were recently the judge, jury
and executioner in putting aside"
a black sheep son whose esca-
padeS had stained the family's
l.000-year-old escutcheon. will be
=tefd-iiH1IE American AAleeklX-Mith
next Sundays issue of The Detroit
Sunday Times.
This real life story has been
made the basis of Front Page
Drama radio program TO be heard
over Is radio stations in Michigan
and Ontario, next Wednesday.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
the day of the broadcast differing
on the various stations as indi-
Gated below:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
MICHIGAN

WJBK. Detroit. 2:45 p. m. Sat
urday; WIDE, Flint, 1880 p. m,
Friday; WASH WOOD. Grand
Rapids, HIS p. m. Friday; WHEN,
jackson. $50 p. m. Friday;
WIN. Lansing, $50 p. m. Fri
day: WKI5Z. Muskegon, 7:i5 p. m,
Friday; VICAR, Pontiac. 2:45 p.
m, Thursday, WSAM Saginaw,
SIS p. m. Saturday; WSOO,
Sault Ste Marie. l:45 p. m, Fri
day WTCM, Traverse City. Sis
p. m. Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

Surprise the gang. the family.
or your host-bring a Cum
min hams cake roll, and enjoy
the double pleasure of making
hit and tasting this popular
treat, Vanilla sponge cake
rolled with fresh strawberry
ice cream.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

N you suffer from PILES In any form ask for
PYLETTS tablets. Doctor Chambers states. have
prescribed PNlETTS TO many patients With
amazing results. Test PTlETTS on the most stub
born case for days N II fails u costs YOU
nothing. Read our money-back guarantees on every
boz. Two sizes. 81 90 and $3.50.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-19
JAMBOREE GALA EVENT

"The most fun I've had for ages" That was splendid pro- gram" q had no idea Nome mer chants had so much to offer in the way of attractive costumes"
 These are some of the com ments heard since the Jamboree last Saturday night. That it was a success can be read on the faces of all Home Arts Club mem bers who are happy to have con- tributed something to the Win ter's fun and at the same time provide supervised play for the children next summer.
 The club wishes to express its appreciation for the splendid CO., operation of the many friends who assisted with the program and the entertainment. A special word of thanks goes to the firms of A. Polet, the Bon Marche, and the U. S. Mercantile Go. for mer chandise loaned for display in the style show, also to MT. Grant Jackson for the door prize and the Lomen Commercial Company for further prizes and for the use of truck and driver all day Saturday. Miss Mae Walton and Miss Marie Riordan and those who assisted them in preparation of the program and style show. To the school band and to the army for their part in the even- ing's entertainment.
 The Home Arts Club also wish es to extend it's heartiest appre- citation to the entire community for its participation in and CO., operation with the Jamboree.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-19
Ladies Aid Bazaar Nov. 28

The Ladies Aid of the Federal ed Church will hold a Christmas Bazaar at the church on Friday November 28. Luncheon and af- ternoon coffee will be served, and an attractive array of hand made gifts and novelties will be offered for sale.
 For the past several years, many of the ladies of the con- munity had donated gifts to be sold. No general solicitation is being made this year, but such gifts will be very much appre- ciated. They may be left with Mrs. Walter Slack, chairman oi the committee, or with Mrs. An drew Nerland, president of the organization.
 Note the date the last Friday in November, early enough to shop for Christmas gifts to send away.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-19
N w A Chamber Holds
 Get Together Yesterday

The N. w. A. Chamber of Com merce held a get-to-gether lunch con yesterday noon at the North Pole Bakery, with President Will bur Wood Presiding.
 Two guests introduced and wei comed to Nome were young pro- fessional men who are establish ing themselves here: Dr. Donald V. Anderson who is assisting Dr. Thomas Morcom in the practice of medicine; and Dr. Maxwell Kennedy who has opened a mod ern dental office. Both gentle men expressed themselves as en- toying their associations with the people of Nome and thanked the Chamber for its warm welcome.
 MT. Everett Wood who is in Nome on short business trip from the Seattle office of the Lomen Commercial Go. was also presented to the gathering.
 Several communications were read by Secretary A. Polet. A let ter from the Alaska Miners As sociation with reference to prior ities in relation to placer mining was read. A motion was passed that the matter be put up to Delegate Dimond and that he be advised that the Chamber urges him to take every step necessary to protect the mining industry as regards priority ratings consist ent with national defense.
 Considerable discussion arose from a letter received from the U. s. Engineers which stated that Lomen Commercial Go. had made application to use a certain part of the revetment at Snake River, and notifying the Cham Der that it might oppose the ap- plication if it cared to, but that if no communication is received by Nov. 21 they would take it for granted that there is no ob- jection. It was explained that no permanent monopoly could be possible even if use of all the pro perty along the revetment were to be granted because the matter is entirely in the hands of the US. Engineers and they can with draw the privilege of using the property at any time. AS a re- suit no action was taken on the communication
 The next meeting of the Cham Der of Commerce Board will be at the North Pole Bakery Novem Der 25 for a business session.
 It is expected that the next general meeting will be held Tuesday, December 2, at the Nevada Grill at which time it is anticipated that officers of the U. s. Army who are stationed at the Post here will be invited to attend.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-19
WIEN ACTIVITIES

Nov. l8-Pilot Long to the Kou garok with J. Kealiher for Fay Tor.
 Today - Pilot Lund returned from Fairbanks and made trip to Shelton with Wm. Bourgault.
 Plot Long brought to Nome: Mike Powers from Bluff and liar ry Boone from Lees Camp.
 Trips are scheduled for Teller Deering, the Kougarok and Fair banks.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-19
Thanksgiving Worship Service At Federated Church Tomorrow

There will be special Thanks giving worship service at the Fed erated Church Thursday morning at HOO o'clock. Rev. Wilbur P. Wood will preach on the topic: Thanksgiving = In Spite of a Troubled World" There will be a fitting anthem by the choir, dir ected by Miss Mae Walton. A bap tismal service for infants will be held at this hour. The public is invited to attend.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-19
NlIROW ACTIVITIES

Pilot Sasseen left Nome this morning for Anchorage with the following passengers: MT. Beth ell, MT. Ely, Francis Panchott, Ray Smart, and John Fisher.
 Pilot Whaley left this morn ing with freight for Moses Pt., Golovin, Solomon and Council.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-19
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS

City Ordinances require all dogs to be kept tied. Owners are notified to keep their dogs tied or be liable to punishment provid ed by the ordinances.
 City Police Department
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-19
PAA Activrtfes

The Pilgrim arrived at noon to day with mail and is remaining overnight.
Smyrna times., 1941-06-19
Radiant Living
BIRDS FIRST IN THE
HEART
By Rev. G. M. Griffeth
Pastor Methodist Church
Cecilton, Md.

That great naturalist, John Bur
roughs, once visited friend whose
spacious porch overlooked the Hud-
son. AS they were sitting there
one afternoon surrounded by large
green lawns overarched by giant
leafy trees, his hostess began to
complain of the scarcity Of bird
life in that locality.
The remark surprised Mr. Bur
jroughs. Why" he declared, "since
1 have been sitting here, I have
counted not less than twelve differ
ent species of birds!"
What" she exclaimed, "is it
possible that I have been here all
summer and have seen so few, and
you, in the course of a half hour,
have seen so many?"
Then the great naturalist replied:
"Ah, Madam, you must have the
bird in your heart before you can
have it in your eye"
What John Burroughs says about
birds is certainly true of the beau
ties of the spiritual realm. Before
Smyrna times., 1941-06-19
Ships
Lease-Lend Aid

President Roosevelt reported 10
Congress that SIS, POP, ,425 Of war
materials have been transferred to
the democracies since enactment of
the lease-lend law and S4,277 ,412,-
S79 has been allocated for further
aid out Of the S7,OOO,0O0,OOO pro-
vided by Congress. He said that
work has started on agreements
with foreign governments on the
terms and conditions of the aid
they receive.
Smyrna times., 1941-06-19

announced OPM has formally ap-
proved the st. Lawrence Waterway
and Power Project "as part of the
all-out defense effort" The Presi-
dent allotted 100000 for construc-
ton of cooperative transmission
system to carry power from the
Pensacola Dam to 15 REA coopera-
tives in Kansas, Arkansas, Mis-
souri,, and Oklahoma to provide for
development of zinc deposits for de-
fense.
The Office of the Bituminous Coal
Consumers Counsel announced a
campaign endorsed by defense
consumer, price and transportation
officials-to promote buying and
storing of next winters coal this
summer to tighten the load that
movement of crops and defense
materials will place upon the trans
port system beginning next fall.
The Office warned consumers
against "panicky" buying at high
prices and said the supply of BIZ
luminous coal is ample for all
needs.
Prices
Administrator Henderson, of the
| Office of Price Administration and
Civilian Supply, arranged with the
industries concerned to prevent un-
justified price increases in coffee,
plywood, paper board, crude oil,
gasoline and automobiles. Mr.. Hen
derson told certain auto firms to
withdraw recently announced price
rises because they 'are inconsistent
with the favorable earning position
of the industry"
Priorities
OPM placed borax and boric
acid, aluminium scrap, zinc, copper,
and synthetic rubber under full pri-
ority control. OPACS announced
programs to allocate sufficient
quantities of these materials for es-
sential civilian needs.
Vice President Wallace, speaking
in Washington, said the democratic
way is for each citizen to put off
Inon-essential purchases until after
the emergency so that more mater
ial will be available for defense.
Defense Housing
Defense Housing Coordinator Pal
mer announced there have been
completed 1928 defense dwelling
units in 80 localities of 26 States
and territories. Speaking to the
Conference for National Housing
Inventory, Mr.. Palmer said it may
be necessary to ask Congress for
an additional $500, 100000 to con
struct 125,OOO homes in defense
areas in addition to the $4,000 al
ready contracted for.
Smyrna times., 1941-06-19

Defense Petroleum Coordinator
told a press conference that curbs
on petroleum consumption along
the Atlantic coast appear newt
able but the degree of restriction
would depend on public cooperation
in conserving oil and gasoline. He
said the American Automobile AS
sociation has pledged a campaign
to cut down consumption of gaso-
line by motorists by slower driving,
elimination Of hasty getaways" in
traffic, and proper engine adjust
ments. He said Bureau of Stand
ards tests showed car which gets
is miles to the gallon at 80 m.p.h.
will get only 8.6 miles TO the gallon
at 80.
Smyrna times., 1941-06-19

YOU can discern them with your un-
derstanding, you must have them
in your affection.
The gates of Heaven open only
to those who have sent their love
for Heaven on ahead of themselves.
This is what st. Paul declared
when he wrote: THE natural man
receiveth not the things of the
Spirit of God; for they are foolish
ness unto him: neither can be know
them, because they are spiritually
discerned."
The things of the Spirit of God"
are not, however, foolishness. They
are to your life what birds and
flowers and fruits are to summer.
The things of the Spirit are those
invisible yet discernable realities
and values that contribute to ones
life melody, fragrance, and
strength.
Religion enables troubled man
to sing. Religion contributes color
to an otherwise drab life. Religion
instills into a man, who would
otherwise fail, strength to win.
Such religion however is not
one that a man tacks on to his life.
1t is religion that lives in his
heart and radiates from his face.
Smyrna times., 1941-06-19
Power

The Federal Power Commission
reported 'many areas of the coun-
Try are now. facing power short
ages. Unless orders are placed
Immediately for large amounts of
additional capacity for 1943, seri-
Gus shortages will develop. ="
OPM Director General Knudsen
Smyrna times., 1941-06-19

The United States, with only 6
per cent of the worlds population,
has nearly 19,5OO,OOO telephones, or
about half of all those in existence.
And a telephone in New York City
will reach SO per cent of all the
rest of the phones in the world.
Smyrna times., 1941-06-19

Mohair is made from the hair of
Angora goats.
Smyrna times., 1941-06-19

It is difficult for a crooked man
to walk straight.
A man may be too religious to
suit others, but never too much so
to suit God.
One thing ab~ut the Bible, it
wasn't written to make money.
1t takes only a small cloud to OBJ
scure the hugh sun.
Like a swang liding over quiet
water, so the trustful heart moves
about the duties of the day.
He is a fool who thinks he can
cheat the devil.
Every person .ught to make his
handshake an inspirati n.
AS even the smallest mud puddle
reflects the sun, SO can the slight
est smile reflect the glory of
brotherly good will.
A wife knows more about her
husbands religion than he knows
about it himself.
The Scripture says that the hon
oring of God should be the chief re-
suit of an education.
Smyrna times., 1941-06-19

The Scripture says that the hon
oring of God should be the chief re-
suit of an education.
Smyrna times., 1941-06-19

A wife knows more about her
husbands religion than he knows
about it himself.