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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-05
ASK Me u
ANOTHER Z
A General Quiz
The Questions
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l. Is the American flag ever
officially flown after sunset?
2. What "First Lady of the
Land" was born in England?
8. What is surrounded by the
chromosphere?
4. The minimum age for repre-
sentatives in the congress of the
United States is what?
5. What is the population Of
Iceland?
6. In the navy, a captains boat
is called what? An admiral's?
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-05
FAMOUS ALL-BRAN
Mullins. EASY TO
MAKE. DELICIOUS!

They really are the most delicious NUT.
fms that ever melted ? pat OF butterI
Made with crisp, toasted shreds OF
KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN, they have .
texture and flavor that have made them
famous all over America.
kELLOcc's ALL-BRAN MUEElNs
tablespoons " cup milk *
shortening l cup flour
u cup sugar " teaspoon salt
egg az teaspoons
cup All-Bran baking powder
Cream shortening and sugar; add egg
and beat well. Stir in Al1-Bran and
milk; let soak until most Of moisture
Is taken up. Sift -four with salt and
baking powder: add to first mixture
and stir only until -four disappears. FIJI
creased muffin pans two-thirds full and
bake in moderately hot oven (400oF.)
about 80 minutes. Yield: large muf-
fms, 8 inches in diameter, or - small
mullins, az inches in diameter.
Try these delicious mullins for din
ner tonight or for tomorrow mornings
breakfast. They're not only good to eat;
they're mighty good for you as we'll.
For several of these muffins will add
materially to your daily supply Of what
physicians call bulk" in the diet, and
thus help combat the common kind Of
constipation that Is due to lack Of this
dietary essential. Eat AIL,-RRAN every
day (either as cereal or m mufhns),
drink plenty Of water, and see II you
don't forget all about constipation due
to lack Of bulk" ALL-BRAN Is made
by Kellogg's in Battle Greek.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-05

the market ana
you will always
have something
of a surprise to
add to mealtine.
Served as a meat
accom- paniment,
garnish or a rel
ish whole, lus-
49, "a A
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-05
LINE YOUR PANTRY SHELF!

AS full of tang and zest as autumn
are these recipes tailored to fit
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-05

THIS is a dress you'll love for
L summer wear, because it but
tons all the way down the front
and may be put on and taken off
like a coat. None of this tugging
on over the head which you know
is a bother on a very hot day.
You can make it in fine silk crepes
and it will be one of the smartest
and most impressive frocks in
your entire wardrobe. For this
style is dignif1ed by very pretty
collar arrangement - a ruff1ed
edge collar to be worn under the
dress revers, so that just the ruff
fling shows. Send for Pattern No.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-05

1853 at once, and make it your
next new dress.
Make this dress in any pastel or
dark colored crepe, or in a pin
dot cotton or silk crepe. Then the
contrast of a white ruffle around
the collar will stand out prettily.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1853 is In
sizes "a. SO, 38. 40. AZ. "A, as and 49,.
Size SO takes 47s yards 39-inch material,
u yard organdy to trim. Send your
order to. tDIt
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-05

or autunn'S IA
vorite fruits. They
lend themselves
nicely to jelly, Ell
Their by them
selves or in COM
bination with 9TH
er fruits. As con-
serves, too, they
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-05

cious fruit decorated demurely with
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-05

Once Begun
Dignity increases more easily
than it begins.-Seneca.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-05
YOUR CANNING SHELF
Bread and Butter Pickles
watermelon Pickles
*Pickled Fruit
*Tomato Catsup
Concord Grape Jelly
*Grape Conserve
'Recipe Given.

cloves, ripened and mellowed in
heavy syrup, fills menu demands
beautifully.
*Pickled Fruit.
(Makes to pints)
2 cups vinegar
5 cups brown sugar
or
21s cups each, brown and white
sugar
5. 2 tablespoons whole cloves
2 sticks cinnamon a.
4 quarts peaches, pears, or crab
apples b
Cook sugar, vinegar, spices 20
minutes. Select firm fruit, remove
the thin skins from pears and
peaches, if using them, but do not
pare crabapples, rather leave them
with skins on. Drop in fruits, few
at a time, and cook until tender.
Pack in hot sterilized jars, adding
syrup within half inch of the top.
Seal and store in a cool, dry place.
Concord grapes, deep purple, vel
vety, and plump with juice are one
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-09-05

Whirlaway Qeft) enjoys a banquet
of grass as Trainer Ben Jones ON
the white pony looks on. On Whirly's
back is Pinky Brown, exercise boy.
wrong about Whirlaway, anyway.
He just happens to have mind and
a personality of his own
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

trail A trip 10 town for more lumber would
have required a day or two so Lum made the
best 81 his material But when he had the
gate completed 1t was too small 10 allow a
team 10 pass into the Carroll domain
Joe Carroll regarded the gate dsgustedly,
and shifting his "chaw" into one check said:
The damn thing amt big enough for nothin'."
From that day on, there was a coolhess
between the two men, which was not extended
20 their families. It might have worn off if
Hoy Wilson a distant neighbor. hadn't hap
pened around with his team one day soon
aftervard 10 deliver 20 Carroll a load OF cow
feed When his horses reached the gate he
called 10 Carroll:
Hey. how in he'll am I gonna get through
this narrer gate p"
Carroll strolled down 20 the fence.
TITS too narrer to let you in" he said.
but hell drive on through and tear the damn
thing down. been wantin' to DO il myself"
The gate was demolished and Wilson felt
badly about It. SO. on his way home he
stopped at the Crutchfied place Lum, ac-
cording 20 Ma Crutchfeld, was so mad about
that gate that was afeerd he'd gone wild"
I dunno Jest when tibet happened" Ma
Crutchfield told the sheriff Il amt good at
dates, but it were in the Spring, though next
day It showed"
sent word TO Carroll that ne wanted TO see
him about "fixin up fer tibet gate" But Car
roll did not call on Lum Next day Admon
Crutchfield came down TO see his pa and
brought the message that Joe Carroll wanted
20 see Lum up at CAROLS house.
Il were a-warshin' the supper Dishes Ma
explained. An said Lum. I'll go up thar
with you and see Berthy' WAL we went up
thar and Joe says TO me he had heered that l
was a-talkin' around and saying he couldn't
never work the later patch that we lowed him
10 have near our house oness he'd fix up that
thar gate first"
Sary admitted saying something to that
effect and Joe replied:
"Lssen here Sary don't want no damned
later patch down at yourn's place. Now you
all git You and Lum git out and stay out
IT'S awful little OF Teller" Lum mumbled
as they were leaving little OF a Teller TO call
folks up to his house jest to pick furse.'
That was really the incubation Of the
fcudin. though nothing happened for two
months. Only the two men, and not their fam
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

side OF Kantucky, to go see our Oney.
80 he starts a-plantin and I follow hir1
with the flower sprinkler TO wet em down
We'd been dom this fer hours. and it's gittin'
late in the afternoon when I hears Bertha
screaming. l look up and there's Joe hot
footin' it down 10 the narrer gate. He's got
his gun and Bertha is clngin' 10 him, a-yellin'
as loud as the thunder that storms over Breshy
mountin.'
Ma Crutchfield seized Lum by the arm.
"Lawd a-mercy" she cried Here's Joe with
a gun. Cit into the house, Pa. afore he blows
you TO seed"
Lum strobe into the cabin, followed by Ma.
In a few seconds he was back on the porch
again with his pistol, old AS. Lum sat
down, stretched out his long legs and rested
the pistol in hiss lap, just Joe, impeded by
the frantic Bertha, swung through the gate.
Joe slowed up but walked straight through
the later patch" and stood there on its rim,
facing Lum. lie was pale trembling.
"Effen I'm not good enough to talk TO-" no
said, neither is my family. Como often
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

its widow and orphans. Ma CrItchfeld can't
manage her own land, not even with the help
of the kids. Raising corn and taters, feeding
razorback hogs. storing food and firewood for
the Winter, keeping the houses in repair, bar
tering with neighbors-it's all too much for
two women mother and daughter, whose men
have killed each other--to spite whom? The
womenfolk know only too well the answer TO
that question.
There are male relatives in and around
Kentucky but Ma says:
IF they come, I'm Altered theren be more
feudin And I've said the shootin' il over. And
I'm a-goin' 10 stay here to make sure. Wen
make out somehow, Berthy and me, and the
young uns, too Yes the shootins over"
Sarah rocked sadly in her squeaking chair
II wisht," she added plaintively. that
effen those men had 20 kin each other, like
they done. they could awaited till after my
Lum and me had a-gone 10 tother side Of
Kaintucky. / never had no such appytte fer q
thing like ! did that trip They say II Is the
purtiest country in the Newnitcd States"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13


Five minutes later Joe picked up his old
fashioned shotgun and went out.
Bertha followed him and threw her arms
around his waist
Wait, honey she pleaded, Put down
thet gun joe
But Joe shook her off and she threw her
self to the ground, sobbing. Then she got up
and ran after Joe. screaming
On Saturday the Crutchfields had bought
500 sweet potato slips (plants) which they had
delivered TO George Foskins, another neigh
Dor These were in payment for S0-cent
debt they owed Mr. Hoskins had fixed some
clap-board shingles for the Cutchfeld roof.
George Hoskns didn't want all 500 Of
them slips Ma Crutchfeld explained, cause
he hadn't fixed up enough ridges fer plantin'
EN- ALL so he says we kin have 200 Of them
back, an he sends EN- on Sunday morning.
Lum says 70 me then that he didn't want 20
work that day lie was a-goin' 10 the mines
next day, Monday to see II he could get somo
special WPA work SOS ne .could add to tho
money we saved up fer that trip 60 the tother
1871 By American Weekly Inc Great Britain Rights
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

that porch, Lum Crutch-
field. and don't be so high
and mighty"
Lum sat silent, his
fingers nervously caressing
the trigger of his pistol.
You hear mev Joe
shouted. "Or are you
scairt ?"
Still Lum did not speak,
but sud denly his hand
frightened on the weapon.
Lookout" screamed Ma
Crutchfield, Lookout Pa,
Joe's raisin' that gum"
Joe, don't. Pa! My
Gawd!r Bertha's scream
came as Joe carefully
aimed the shotgun.
Joe had the sight OF the
gun up TO his eyes when he
shouted: You been talkin'
mean about me to Andy
Hurst. Admon toll me all
about It."
Lum merely shook his
head In denial.
Each man was menac-
ing the other now with the
muzzles Of their weapons.
You - -w
Joe screamed. Don't tell
me none OF them dirty lies"
Lum got TO his feet.
'Look-a-here," he said
calmly. IT don't want no
trouble. Go away, Joe,
afore"
Joe's gun roared, drown
ing out Lum's words.
Lum slumped, but as he
was going down the pistol
barked three times, and
Joe Carroll crumpled and
fell face-down in the weeds
OF his neglected later patch.
Buckshot from Joe's
shotgun had preceded by a
split second the three
streaking bulle IS from
Lum's pistol. Lum's life
was snuffed out in a second.
That Kentucky feud
nared and ended within five
minutes.
There's nobody old
enough nor strong enough
20 run the Carroll farm for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
2Nid0WSRNphaT, SOMA CrutChfied St0ppedbsFeud

just Cause Her Man Lum Built That "Norrer
Farm Cote. Shoofin' Sforfedn The Kentucky Hills,
Her Son-in-Low Fell Mor+aIIy Wounded in the
"To+er Pafeh." Her Husband Died the Same
Instant on His Poreh-And Then She Ruled.
"Ifs o-Gone Fur Enough"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

lies. were estranged. Lum was
affable 10 the Carroll children and
20 Bertha, too, and the same went
for CAROLS children and Bertha in
their attitude toward the Crutch-
fields. But in the hearts OF both
men were smouldering fires Of grow
ing hatred and thirst for revenge
Joe Carroll was Sc, ana Lum was
twenty years older. Lum was per-
haps less vengeful. Joe Carroll was
hot-headed and the more ne brooded.
the more he wanted 10 get even with
Lum, especially when Lum went 70
work or the narrer gate and rebuilt
it. It was now a symbyi TO Joe
Garcia barrier and kept recalling
to him this forbidden tater
patch. II seemed to make
him an outcast.
On Sunday, May 25, Joe
got up early and Bertha heard
him mumbling
Today Joe told his wife.
I'm a-goin' down TO Lums
and have it out with him fer -.
onct and all Effen he CANT
speak TO me, then by heaven,
he CANT speak TO you and the
young-uns and keep on being
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

A AUTTD behind the sln-bleached clap
. board walls Of Old Lum Cr7Itchfield's
J W cabin in the Laurel Branch foothills
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

1871 By Weekly Inc Britain Rights Reserved
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-08

,@6enio menig Iiuo mir fir eiue
N6dnoerl1ng bes beitebenoer 9teutra-
litdtsgelebes. 9as piiroe uns brett
in oeu &rieg fiibren. SSd lno lniere
Organization iino abiolut oagegett.
@enn id ein Wotto fit ltuler Gomit-
tee poridlageu iollte, luare e5: uS9e
Giants are 9tot Goming.' 8ir fonu-
ten lie nidt al.sriiten, nod lie traus-
portiereu, nod iie nit Yrouiaut per-
leDeu. gHir baben ueliger oils 5pet.
taltleno Mann llno luir benotigen ote-
iclben 1nebr, ais europa. Gin &rieg
luiiroe oen 3lped 1mleres &omitees
oereiteln, weld)es 5lr Serteioignug
s(merifas or9aniiiert lit, oaour6, oaB
luir Gnglano belfen. 8enn mir 5ol-
oaten biniiberlbidteut tu1re unlere
Sahe berloreu 1tno es piiroe eiu bret
Bisiabriger &onflift eutltegen. Das
lit meiue felte, lnerIdiitterlide Mtt-
lidt. Sraeno cine Organization, Die
fit ben 2rieg lit, ipielt Sitlers Spiet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-08

mer ln.o gefibrIifer as aiftise 5lei-
gen, biir benen 9u Di tuobren muBt.
Dper tpenm 8u en- armen aerl
iiibIt bel in @efobr iteibt, bam red-
ten 9ao afteflmmeu I'M int llneliid
te laupen, III 9u fannlt em belpeu,
lu beiinn 81 nit lanee. @riep tau
,ln reif em Sc Sanb, as tpar't Oien
8ruoer.N Sci aft Of ne .Moooer tat
Sus iitten, bel lit iim em Gorge mil
fet, geraoe ht as 9u bdIt.
Siuafen Nensfen feblt bafer nit
anncrs as en r1dten Sriino tau rGd-
ten Si6.
lin tpenn GU nem Mensfen bic
itobn bdlt, sat Bei fein 5pinieel tuo.
rem es, i,,nnern Ell ea,,beu III ebr-
lifen 3erl blieluen es, 1tp Sen man
lit berlaten fann, bann bGlte en- bell>
iben graut III 'gauo @erf baubn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-08
Naitlpsd, Sen s. Saaaar 1911

atean fir fid, nillneriert. DieIe nad)
Itenldlidenr Begriff san5 nnoenfbare
3abl eriitiert, nno @ott tpeiB audi
oiele 3abl oa er oas geltaa nit al
len 5toffen erIduf ,,nb TT ieoen
atom gegeutuartig lit.
Sier5lt einen febr einfaden Ser
eleid: ein 8aumeilter, ipelder einen
8ait alifiiibren ipia, muB borber alid
tpiilen, pie biele 8anlteine er braltbt,
I'M Dem gau bic geipiiuldte 9imen-
lion geben sll fonnen.
3ur belieren 5dasnng bes 3ablen.
tpertes iei nod folgenoes angefiibrt:
ale Menibe,I bie felt aoam in alen
groteilen gele6t (einldlieBlid ser se=
genpdrtig lebenoen 1900 Millionen
Menlden) baben 5lllammen niht 10
biel Saare ant 2opfe,: baB man MIR
einen nennensiuerten 8r,idteil bieler
10OOmillionenltellieen 3abl ab5dblen
fonnte. 8eiipielsmeiie nebmen mir bel
unlerer Saarbere6n,ng biel bobere
3ablen at, als tpie mir lie piiienIdaft-
lid annebmeu fonnen. Seit Moam
$3.50 Sabre) baben mir ettua 1876
@enerationen sic @eneration an 80
Sabren, ieoe Generation su 1900
Meniden, Dos gibt 292 Milliaroen
,mo 500 Miaionen Menideu. sseoer
Menid ioa 100000 Saare baben, 10
fomn1t babel INNER erlt cine 3abl
bon II 5teaen beraus .(29,25O 8tl,
Iiouen).
9iele iiunoerpirrenoe, al(e Borltel,
1ungen oes neni6liden Geiltes iber,
fliieelnoe 3abl bat nod teinen slns
fprud oarauf, ser e0ttliden Maieltdt
ndber aefomnen s,t iein, oa oiele 3abl
als 3eit eerednet oesuesen nod feline
Sefnuoe ser @tpigfeit lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-08

Mn iotpat bat Of lnler leilpe @err-
gott in iienem Si'nmel boben iiene
belle Sreioe. In iu cine Sat miro er
batb anridfen I'M lie bunnerofad ber=
gellen tau rd6ten Sis.
Swer III, nien Sobn, blietu mi
not tau lange 1T, fits miro mien &of-
fiep0ttdeu eor nit mdn leer un Sc
gauoe &aufen miro mi Of biQ te OILS.
I'm ale bam 9us tpadet up 9i.
Gbritian I'M Sdttfen, tuot 1.niere o.
len Soflito iitno, froget ale Gage,
mann oe iltnge Serr fiimmt. Sf oe
ole &aro ldupet tpie 0uu limit Sus
beriim TN ieifet nab 81.
In Saooern tpir0 of oe Sio bin
te lang, menn belt Of net ipobr belu=
tpen mill. 8oriim fiefet bei oeun
iintmer np bem Galenner beriim 1tn
te0t Sc Gage af? Dat es mi 6altd
ne itebr berbddtige Safe.
Aliau pad 9iene Safen I'M fl.mm
bolo ta,triigge. aae freiet fit borop,
ant meiiten otper freiet fit
Detne ole Woooer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-08
An ioat bat Of ue @err @banoeug oes beebenon
GanalN lNaatrn 6tsnninhn

elmer s(bdnOeruug oes beitebeuben
Nelltralitdtsgelebes.
Ser ein5i9e @run0, tues9alb id al.f
@ottes grobooen in oieier Sr9ouila=
ton (5be Committee to 0efeno Nmer-
lea BY slioing tbe s(aies) tdtis bin',
erflarte 8bite, lit, lnler Sano aus
Dem 3riege fern5ubolten. 0an1it lte=
be i1 auf bemiel6en StanOplntt tuie
@enoeu @i0fie ooer sic s(merican
2egion, ooer bie s(merican sSeOeration
Of 2abor, ooer sic Nationol Grange.
.gs miro bas @eriidt perbreitet,
oaB id lno lmiere Srsanilatiou Sic
Senoung BON @eleitldiffen befiirlpor>
tet. Nidts ltniinniger ais oas. Ser
ner miro bebauptet, oaB fitr 0en 8i>
oerrltf bes Sobnion=@eietes mir iino,
cine anoere ltnlinnige 8ebauptltna
i6on aus bem @rlnoe, tueil oas @ng-
lano feline Silfe bringen fonnte Ser
Yraiioent mag feline eigenen 8eac
geben, aber oie Sobnion=afte lollte
ntdt aufseboben tueroeu uno mir iine
gegen ben 8ioerr1f. .-.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-08
Sine gesen-&rics- -GrtlGraag 8m.
Mlfen Rhite'S ~..,'s.

Bnr. sllIen 9bite, Der goriisenoe
oes COMMITTEE to 0efens ameriea
By aioing tbe aaies", beiieu aeu.
Berllnsen ibm oeu STUFF zines ariess-
bebers einsebradt baben, bat es fir
notmenoig gefrnoen, ieinen 5tano.
pitnft flar slt ntaden. sSSn einem aus.
fiibrli6en 8eridt ertlGrte Ger 3an.
laier 3eitltngsmann, es iei feline feite
uno ,meridiitterlide aniidt, oab ,,tbe
Danfs are not coming, benu lueuu
lie in ben europdiiben 9rieg a0gen,
10 udre oas eiu GROCER gerluit fir
lnler 2ano".
Mr. 8bite lit ebenfaas geeen oen
@oribfag, @eleitldiffe (@onuops)
nad England 5u ienoen; er opponiert
'oem 8ioerruf ser Sobnion=afte mo
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-08
Brief einer iuetfaliIdJen Mutter an
--. i9rem Subm
(@ingelanot eines 2elers)

(@ingeianot etnes Selers)
Nien Ieitpen5oDn.-
ct es nu f6ou ne bealden lange
Sio, Bat Du bon Sus fort bits. Gao-.
Der nteint tluor, ct tpar oal,G erIt ne
forte 9io III bei lo6et mi ut, bat it
fit llngebiillig tuie ne iltnge 8rut
UP oen 8reifordser tuaebe, pie bei
feegt. Sooer fiinmt mi pielleidt 81
Eio boriim iu lang Diir, tueil nien
&offiepottden iitnmer iu lanse pua
blielpt?
0eiBt gu nod, ut 0etn 9u iu
gerne inogeelteIt? 9enu fir en gano
Droppfen baft Oh me bellldert fiene
Sunge, mien Sobn. 9enflt 0u Of
nod boron, tpie Du iimmer beobeltelt:
rMo6oer, nod en- Stiidsfeu 8auten,
blot EFT flein Stiidsfen, oe &aufen
fmeffet Of bid te gallo." lin tpie ct
a6ann bald iimmer en eraut Stiid
puroe! So, Sci id0nen 2ioen iiino
mi borbi.
'@ Su UitS NA uutttl uUNtlt SuU, ltttU
Sobn TN tuirit 90 bafer ipat born I'M
ieibn, tpat GU ban Sus ut anners
getpennt bits.
ST iegee Di otuer, bolt 0iene oue
Sort l,predt SO biltten. u@eitfalen=
oort' es ne bellide faite lm tue Sort.
9ei latt fit nit ban ieoen1 @ino I'm
OF nit ban ieoem @reinIdnabel inn
bloien. In ba,1b iimmer 9iene S9iil-
liefeit tiasen unlern Serrgott un alle,
met oenen gu te ta,,bn bdit. lin
tpenn 81 elmer ban oen Stubentens
,ltladet ,,n 81 foppet, bot gu mic
en ollen @etsbral.oer tau Gerfe geibIt,
fu lot em rubig laden un foppen.~
90 Jet Dienen bicfen 2opp UP I'm
blietp faf. st es biatter, en- biden
Ropp tau betuuen as gor feinen.
ltn eint inert Di beilnners, mieil
5obn. De Grugensliio ban ser 5troo-
te, bel 81 oat @elo ut ter Caste I'm
bat Warf ut ben 2na,lfen treffet, oei
bolt lDiet af ban Di. Det iiino flint
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-08
F0RNrS ALpENkRAUTER

TT cine aasee5etd,uete @sasentdttstett aare.
SeuSe Wteotstu, bic felt itber 5 @cuerattsne1
betauut uuS i'm @ebraud, it, sie TT aus
1s neridtesensn mebistntidssn Bnrseta,
8rdnteru umo YHauieu bersefeGt. Mtpeu.
frdnter TT eiae purshsitd,e WebiSin. Gs
sntrft teid,t nne ntlbe auf Masen nub Gtn.
Getuetbe uub hitft 10 bcr Natur, thre reset.
mdRiee 8eroamnmas- nnb Ausideibunss.
fnnfttonen aa55niRbren. Mlpenfrdater bae
etne arinofide nierfahe 2girfuna; IS httft
Der 5dttsteit bes Waaeas; reaaltert ben
Stnblaans; perntebrt bic Musidleibmns bnrM
bte Hieren; biiit nub beid,lcunfat Ser.
bauans. 8enn Jbre Seidb~erben auf febler.
bate Sereaunna unS MmsidIetomna Surii6.
smfahreu finb, feten Sic ntd,t entmmttat tueI
aabere MebtStnen ntdlt aebuiieu babeu.
9amtem Sic nod, beute etne 1laidse Mtpeu-
trduter nno hberScusen Sic I'D, ielbt nsw
beu YprShseu.
. SSrui's Seil.Oet eminent - Gin anti.
fepttides fdmer5itiGenbes Mtttet feit R6er
so Sa6ren i'm @ebraudb. ednetfe 2tnSe.
rang bet rbenmatiidlen unb neuralsiid,en
sdmerSen, mustui1ien 5iidsmidmer;em, ftet-
feR pber id,merSenoen Wu5feln, @eritaa.
dhaHaeH, Stoepmnbeu pber NerrentunaeH.
tmdenben ooer brenneaeen 5hRen. 2tnbermo.
@drmenh. Spariam.
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tpGbreu6 Der @intermpnate
nikli9 8efunben.
sekmex ete fetme mnuSttsen GhsateR nats
Saver 9ieisabtett. Qranftett brsRSt Not sab
Sorsew, fnwdebt Sbre 9ebensfraft aab be-
rambt Ste Jtrer 3ebeasirease. Bet etntre.
tenber Qrantbett, tueun Sic etue Saasfren
Ens, ptrS ptetetd,t Sbre 5amilie Sernad.
idiftst; penn Ste etn Nrbetter Fnb, mag I'D
Hks Gtatsnmeu perrtmserH ano etc Hab
Sure gauge 5aailte letsen. 8tele 2etoes
tsie .. .. sesu5baltdbe Grsditnugen, RerseR.
mmasen, salaf. nab MppettttpVsteit stab
pftmatS auf feblerbaite 8erbanuns nao fnuss
ttsWate Sarttetbtsfeit 5nrRd5afR fRbren.