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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-03-19

Buy your paper and jute wool
&wine now and avoid disappoint-
ment later.-Standard Supply Co.
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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-03-19

Charles CLANCY, of Malta, is TAX
ing a six weeks course with the
Omar Baking company, Columbus.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-03-19

Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fred Smith OF
upper Malta, entertained with
turkey dinner Sunday at their
home. Covers were laid for Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Smith and Miss
Frances Smith of GAINESVILLE; Mrs.
Mary Alice Phillips, Miss Joan
Phillips, Miss Germine Wallace
and the host and hostess.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-03-19

Vernon Cronin, who is employed
in Cleveland, spent the week end
here at his home.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-03-19

Glenn Prichard, soldier at Camp
Lee, Va, visited here last week
with his mother, Mrs. Russell Ash
ton, and other relatives.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-03-19

Private Herman Lee Merrill of
the 158th service unit, quartermas-
ter of Camp Perry, Port Clinton,
O., visited here last week with his
mother, Mrs. Deliah Merrill, and
his brother Fred Merrill, of this
place. Last Thursday he was the
honor guest at a dinner given by
his sister, Mrs. H. d. Parmiter, of
GAINESVILLE.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-03-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Elbert Tolbert, of
Columbus, visited here the week
end with the formers mother. Mrs.
Paul Tolbert, of this place.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-03-19

Miss AIDA Lawrence of East
Bloom, teacher at Eagleport, is i'll
and off duty. Herbert NORM OF
Malta is supplying for her.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-03-19

Miss Helen Lynne, of Malta, Wis
tied the week end in Columbus,
with Mrs. Robert Drury, and fam
i1v
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-03-19

Better buy your binder twine
now while we have good stock
Standard Supply Co. j29tf
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-03-19

Better buy your binder twine
now while We have good stock
Standard Supply Co. j29tf
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-03-19
Royal Neighbors Notice

Royal Neighbors will meet We'd
nesday, March rs at 8 O'Clock
There will be wonder Box"
with committee in charge.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-08-07

Vital Statistics throughout the country. that hereafter a fee will be charged for the examination of census in all cases. according to Frank A. Boyle Registrar of Vital Statistics. Where the examination is to be made in due course of bus mess the fee is one dollar. but where the applicant is in hurry and wants immediate action a fee of three dollars will be required.
 In view of the recent decision by the Government. not 10 require birth certificates of persons apply ing for work in defense activities. it is likely that there will be little necessity for inquiries of Che Cen sus Bureau in the future.
 Paul Y. MeNutt. Chairman of the War Maupower Commission. has an uounced that applicants in defense plants need no longer present birth certificates 10 prove citizenship. Alp pleants merely need 10 sign. in the presence of an army or navy plant representative. that he is a citizen and that he knows the pen ally for misrepresenting his status The fine for such misrepresentation is S1o,00o or five years imprison- ment, or both
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-08-07
THROUGH THE SENT MEL
 PERTSG0

First attempt to test the anees- tfal fishing rights of Alaska Indians in court was made here this week. point being to get a high court de- eision on ancestral rights in view oi the recent Margold decision which in an Arizona case held In- dians did have ancestral rights on certain property. Certain Alaska tribes hold they have rights on cer- tain fishing grounds through ances- tral chain: back 1t up with some decisions.
 Case this week was brought in he name of the Tee-hit-ton tribe. Louis F. Paul, Peter Sing. David Howard, Richard Paul and Louis Paul, Jr., all members of the tribe, set their seine in restricted waters in Salmon Bay on the west coast of Prince of Wales island and wait ed to get picked up. Wildlife Agent Marcus Meyer obliged and brought them in on a charge of illegal fish, ing. Men were released on their own recognizance. all being widely known here, and Peters burg Attorney Frederick Paul, re- presenting them, brought in a pet itiOn for writ of habeas corpus in which he cited the ancestral rights of the Tee-hit-ton tribe to the area in which they were fishing U. S. Commissioner R. J. Suratt denied the writ on grounds that the gov ernment has a right to police fish ing grounds under conservation authority. Plan was to appeal to a higher court and move the case a long, ultimate aim being the Su- preme Court. Technicality, however, arose on the writ due to the men
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-08-07
WRANGELL SENTINEL
Published every Friday at
 Wrangell, Alaska. by

LEW N. WILLIAMS Editor X Prop WINIFRED WILLLAMS---Asso
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-08-07

Nome. for the vacant Senate seat from that Division The House can didates are Prank II. Whaley, Tol- bert Scott both of Nome. C. H. Rouse of Candle and Wallace Por- ter of Haycoek, Democrats. Henry c. Miller. Dudley Warmer Ken Rood and Walter Taylor. Republi- cans
 In the Third, veteran H. H. Me GuJeheon of Anchorage is assured Tor the Senate seat. having defeat ed incumbent Don Carlos Erowneu Of Seward and Karl Drager of An ehorage in the primary. Hoasa can didates are Joseph W Kehoe. Stan ley J. McGutcheon. William A Egan and Harvey smith. Democrats. AL mer J. Peterson and Mauritz X. An 6reseu. Republicans. Smith and Pet erson are seeking reelection.
 In the Fourth veteran House member Frank s. Gordon is assured of The Senate seat. having defeated (. H. sAlabam" LaBoyteaux in the primary and Is unopposed in the general House candidates are Jess D. Lander. Mrs. Alaska Stewart Linek. John j. O'shea and Leo Rog= ge. Democrats. Jacob P Drablos. Robert C. Ilsley, Henry p. Karstens and Irving Nick Reed. Republi- cans. Lander and Rogge are seeking reelection
 I, "
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-08-07
CITATION

 IN THE POBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA. WRANGELL PRECINCT, FIRST DIVISION. CITATION
 IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- TATE OF FRED SEWERS, DE- CEASED.
 TO ALL HEIRS, DEVISEES AND LEGATEES of the above named de- cedent, TO ALL CREDITORS of the above named decedent, and all others and interests:
 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that on July 17th 1942, V. NJ. Richfield, the duly appointed, quail flied and acting administratrix of the estate of Fred Sever, deceased, duly filed her petition for an order of sale of the real and personal pro- perty belonging to the said estate, to wit:
 That portion of Lot 29 in Block T, Wrangell Townsite, commencing at stake on Case Avenue 1 feet east of the N. w. corner of Lot 29, Block ', and extending southerly in a parel- Tel line with the west line of said Lot 29 a distance of 90 feet; thence easterly a distance of 20 fest; thence southerly in parellel line with the west line of said Lot 29 to the southerly boundary line of Lot 29 on tidewater; thence west erly along the southerly line of said Lot 29 to the southwest corner of Lot 29 to the N. ". corner, of said lot on Case Ave nue.
 Together with a two-room float house, and the contents there of.
 NOW, THEREFORE, YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED to be and appear be- fore me in my office in the Federal Building, Wrangell, Alaska, not less than 30 days after the first publication of this citation, to wit: at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. on August 24th 1942, then and there to show cause. if any there be, why an order of sale should net be made as prayed for in said petition. WITNESS my hand and official seal this July 18th 1942.
 Richard Suratt
 Probate Judge 1st. publication, July 24 Last publication. August 14
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-08-07
Sincerely yours.
 Byron Price. Director

The Honorable X. J. Dimond
 House of Representatives
 Washington. D. C.
 Dear Air. Dimond.
 MT Stimson has asked me to re- ply to your letter concerning the censorship of newspapers which are sent to Alaska for Alaskan circuz- ation. It is true that such censor ship is in effect. The reason Tor | is that all systems of communiea- tion-not only the press but the mails. the radio. cables. and tele- phone messa ages=are at the present time subject to censorship when the point of delivery is beyond the lim- its of continental United States. II is unfortunate that this ruling must also apply 10 United States posses sions, but it has been judged sbsoI- utely essential as a national secur- ity measure.
 The censoring of newspapers des- tined for the Alaskan area is handled by the Office of Censorship. and the eensoring of other eommun- ications is supervised by the Signal Corps. working in cooperation with the Alaskan Communication System. Both the office of Censorship and the Signal Corps are deyoting much consideration to the various prob lens which have arisen. such as the one you mention. and their regula- tions are constantly subject To change II you should wish further information, l should like to sug- gest that you write to Colonel N. P. Corderman, Chief Postal Censor, Office of Censorship, who will be glad, I am sure, to supply you with additional and more specific details.
 Sincerely yours,
 lsig.) John W. Martyr
 Administrative Assistant
 Continuing his quest for definite information on Alaska censorship, Mr. Dimond then wrote to Col N. P. Corderman, Chief Postal Censor, and that gentleman replied that If there has been any failure of of- ficial statements to disclose all of the facts. that is the responsibility of the War and Navy Departments who make these announcements.
 In letter to The Sentinel, Dele gate Dimond comments: Some peo- pie call this passing the buck"
 It's the old Army game, Tony.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-08-07

SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year in advance by carrier or mail, S3.50; per copy, ten cents
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-08-07
PASSING THE BUCK

Delegate Dimond. ever faithful to AIaskans, took up the matter of cen sorship with the powers that be. The Delegate, like all of us in the Territory. couldn't figure out why the people of Alaska were not en- titled to the same news that is re- leased in the States. So he sat down and wrote to War Secretary Henry L. Stimson and Director Byron Price of the Office of censorship about the matter and received the following replies from MT Price and from Mir. John W Martyr, speaking for the War Secretary:
 THE Hon. 4. J. Dimond,
 House Of Representatives,
 Washington, D. c.
 Dear MT. Dimond:
 Colonel Corderman. the Chief Postal Censor. has shown me your letter of July 21 and the enclosures and I am writing you at once since Postal Censorship is involved only to a minor degree in the situation about which you are talking.
 As I understand the advices you have had from Alaska, they relate to these things:
 1. The censorship of press dis patches between Seattle and Alaska This is a matter entirely in the hands of the Army Signal Corps which operates according to it's own regulations and which has not ask ed the Office of Censorship to lay down any basis for that operation Any further inquires on the subject should be addressed to the War De- partment
 ,. Restrictions placed upon news papers published in Alaska with re- speet to what they may and may not publish. The only, restrictions issued by the Office of Censorship are those contained in the Code of Wartime Practices for the Ameri- can Press. a copy of which is en- closed. You will observe that these restrictions apply in exactly the same manner to newspapers in Al aska and newspapers in Oklahoma or Alabama The additional re- straints which have been laid upon the Alaskan newspapers have eman- ated entirely from the Army and this office has had no connection with them.
 3. The fact that deletions have
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-08-07
INDIANS FEAR EFFECT
 Q WAR ON pRAYER s

GAAUP. \. M.-World War n has brought a new worry to the medicine men of the ancient Zunf Indian Pueblo Preparations are go ing forward for supplication 10 the gods for rain for their crops. but the eaciques fear the diety may be slow in answering their prayers as long as the world is at war.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-08-07
PLUCKY#GAI,

SPRINGFIELD, Mo.-Fishing in the Big Sac River, Mrs. Harley Freeman hooked a two-pound cat fish, and it broke her arm-but she hauled in the catfish.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-08-07
Copyright l942, B.P.o. ELKs

being released. Attorney Paul said. and there was some question as to the future action unless the gov ern=en. actually puts the men in Jail. One ease on the record of an attorney trying To get his clients into jail rather than out
 #
 War or no war election is once again just around the corner. The Territorial general baIloting this year will be on Sept. 8. There is no contest for Territorial offices as Anthony J. Dimond is unopposed for Delegate Oscar C. Olson unopposed for Treasurer and Walter F. Sharpe unopposed for Commissioner of La bor. all having been assured of el- ection at the spring primary.
 Contests are mostly for House seats. In First, A. P. Walker of Pel- ican City is unopposed for Senator, having defeated Allen Shattuck in the primary. Candidates for the House seats are: Grant A. Baldwin. Frank l.. Garnick, Edmund J. Krause, all of Juneau. and Ralph A. Bartholomew of Ketchikan, Repub- licans; James Y. Davis, Crystal Snow Jenne, both Of Juneau, and Andy Gundersen and R. E. Hard castle, both of Ketchikan, Demo- crats.
 In the Second Division there is a contest between Howard Lyng, Dem ocratic Territorial Chairman and former House member, and Stuart Stangroom. Republican, both of
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-08-07
FEE NOW CHARGED FOR
 VITAL STATISTICS

The Board of Census of the De partment of Commerce has issued notice to the various Registrars of
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-08-07

been made from some Seattle or other newspapers when they were forwarded to Alaska. This is the responsibility of Postal Censorship which is a part Of the office of Cen sorship. I am sure the ezeisious have been made infrequently but 1 would be glad to know of any specific examples you have in mind There have been some instances where news stories appearing in the States have violated security fegul- ations and in those cases we have sought to restrict circulation as much as possible everywhere How ever. our stations are under nsrue- tions to keep exeisions 10 a mini mum.
 am sure you understand also that che Office of Censorship does not give out news releases and that if there has been any failure of of ficial statements to disclose all of the facts. that is the responsibility of the War and Navy Departments who make these announcements
 If this does not elarify the situ- alton and if I can be of any further service please do not hesitate 10 ad- wise me.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04

fiirslid in elmer febr i,rtereiianten
Mitteiluus ieititellte, bat Sitler ben
angriff anf HnBlano am %. Suni
begonnen. slui bieien Gag fdllt oas
Set bon Maria bon ser ir1nnernd6-
renben SiIfe. Maria. BON Der INNER
mabrenben Silfe ipilrbe in friiberen
Seiten ais .oie 9atronin bes gldnbi-
gen &llblano allgenein perebrt, lpie
aus oen Sfonen (Seilisenbiloer oes
eried)iid)-ortboooren 9ultl1s) berpor-
eebt, sic iiber gals5 &ublanb perbrei-
tet iparen. ~.
slls Sapan Salpai ansriff, mar III
Sapan bcreits Der s. 2e5e,nber anee=
broden, bas Seit oer ltnbefleften
gmpfdngnis Marid. s(nerifa ertldrte
Der &riee at Sapan, ais bel nns in
9anbe ser s. Geaember par, alio oas
5eit ser ltnbefledten @n1pfdnenis,
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l1npolitiide Seitlanfte
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gramm. uuter Dem 40. Millipnen
MGnner unb 20 Miaionen 6rauen re.
giItriert tperoen iollen, erflarte aber
ant Gage oaralf oltsoriidlid, er babe
oamit feline bciinitinen 3ldne I'M Sin-
ne gebabt, sSralen bel1te idon alts5lt=
be6en. 5rau Gogers erflarte 81, ibrer
8orlage, oaB 5ra,ten @elegenbeit ge-
eeben peroen iolle, Ser Ration Scite
al Seite nit ben MGunern lire Gien=
Ite Sur @erfiiaung su iteuen, ,,lucil
mir 1ralten uniern Cell tlln mp0en'.
sSrauen, erflartc iie, fonnten Dltterbe
BON aufgaben iiberllebmer, Die beltte
bon MG,tuern pcrridtet peroen, uno
ibre Bertpeolmg rpiiroe 6adarbeiter
in entipredenber 3abl fir @ebrarbeir
ten freilnader. llntcr ibrer Gorlagc
uiirnen Sraueu bon 1S bis As Sab
rem angemurben pcrben. Der SolO
tuiirbe itd in unterIten Sang luIe bel
ser 9rmec aui 81 Collar monotlid
Itellen.
X
Die ,9liIoc. Grellc" brahte lnterm
19. Sanuar ans @aibington folaenoe
g'a6ribt, bon mcld)er iebes gSort
Dem Denfenoen nnb @iiienoen @Gnbe
beiaet: ,,4amerno Marim 9itminolp,
Der Sopietbotlbofter in @aibington,
lnb feline sSrmt Spp, eine geborene
Gngldnoeriu, mnren beute sl6cnb
bcin 3apttalism1s 81, @aIt uno oben
bon golbenen Scllern.
SoIepb Gapics, Elm reider sfnmalt
llno friiberer amerifanii6er @otidaf-
ter in Mosfa1, iplpie Ieine sSrau, cine
9fillionenerbtn, butten lie eingelooen.
Sic @eranltultllng mar ein grpBcs
Greignis. Sur bil erlten Namen ma=
ren pertreten, Ip5uloaen ser ,,Grcme
DC la @reme''.
Gum 9eiipiel: 5rau Senrp SSua=
ace. 5rau GorOea Sun, 6rau &ooo=
rom 8iliolL sSrou GUNNER gelles,
&ablnettmitglieoer uuo lire Srauen
in foitbaren Yel5cn. Sic biplomatiiden
8ertreter @nglanos. sluItraliens, &a-
naoas, &ollombs, 0terifos uno Sitb=
amerifas. Sie fonlen su Sunocrten
uno es reenete.
Srau Stanlep Heeo, bie @attin
bes Supreme Court &idters, id)entte
aus einem mnuoerpollen goloenen
Gerpice ben See elm. Gas Soper bes
palaitartigen @ebduoes par nit Eal=
men ge'd)nliidt. sluf oem @alfon
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04

ipielte elm @eigenor6eiter. Der gbum=
pagner .puroe in Der 8ibliotbef fer
piert. 3oitbare Gentalbe ldniidten
oie @anoe. Na1 ,,nO nad neridtDan-
Sen sic @Gite in einen gebeimen 5aal.
gs itellte iid beralts, oaB 9apies
BORT cine Samml,tne nit GoelIteinen
beietter ,Monltran5ell" al,sItellte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04
Nsitfuodj, ben 4. Gebrnar 1912

Mannes mar, oeiien spnren idnn in
5pielen @egenoen Norbainerifas gefiin.
ben iplrben. 8obl a6er bdlt er es
fir DabrIdeinlid, baB bas Minneiota-
Mdb6elL befien 5felett Dor etliden
Sabren in Minnelota gefnnben fuilr-
oe, 5ilr ielbel1 3eit mod Noroanerifa
fanl lpie Der Gambia -Mann. 9ie
Seemnibel, Ste oas Mabhen trltg.
.itammt ,lab Or. Brpant iut5lpeifel-
bait aus ser @olffiiite, 10 oab man
annebmen 1n,lB, oaB oanals Ibon
Sanoelsbe5ieb,lltge,l 5iuiId)en Minne-
icta lno Dem Golf beltanoelt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04

8ier oaltuagenlaoungen 9ebens-
mittel uno anbere Ginge, bie bon Ell
ner @ruppe SEEM yorfer bem BapIt
Yius geidenft uoroen linb, meroen
bon eiiiabon nad bem Satifan OBJ
geben, pie nlitgeteilt murbe. Die
Senonng ltnriaBt &onlerpen, aafiee,
Seife, Stoffe uno anoere Weateria-
lien, oie bier fnapp itnb. Sic lpnrbe
bem Bapite eeidentt, ais cine @in=
foufsfon,niiiion unter @nrico Gage
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04

u&eins. es paren brei aepfel ut
ser Speiiefcnllner, unb jebt liegt nnr
nod elmer ba aannit oi mir bas
erflGren2'
vSa, Mntti, es mar 10 olnafel,
oa6 i6 Den oritten gar nidJt geleben
babe!'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04

9ie Soiabobne (Sop 9ean) bat
einen Groberungs5l1g ii6er bic gauge
@elt angetreten. Die grltte IN bieienl
Sabre mirb ein Grittel Ser ealt5en
@elternte betraeen. SIM Sabre 1909
madte man in ben Ser. Staaten uon
2OOO slcres slnbaufldde cine gall6
11nbcbelteltoe @rnte. SIN Sabre 1941
mar sic slnbaufl6de bereits altf s.
100000 @cres geItieeen. @s lit faft
ungla,,blid), mas iett aus Sen Soia~
bobnen gelppnnen miro. gs iino btes
Gel, Sleonargaril1e, aodfett, aaffee,
Mebl, @iebflltter, seife, Sarbe, Sino-
leun1, @rmntieriat mo pieles anbere
mebr.
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@dbrenb bes amcrifanii6en 9iir.
eerfrieges ipra6 elm Geiitlider Gin.
coin gegeriiber Sic Soffn,1ng ans.
,,Gptt moge altf Sbrer Seite iein".
uDarii6er made id) mir feinerlei
Gorge, antiportete 2incoln, ,,oenn id
bin iiber5el,at, ser 9err lit i1nnter allf
Seiten ser geredten Sade. @ofiir id)
6ete uno mesbolG iH mir @eoanfe1t
mahe, lit. oab nnier Golf auf Seiten
@ottes Iein nrDac.'' 49,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04

1ab es inn Na5iitaat nit ser tra-
bitionellen miiienid)aftliben 9iloung
leit slnfang oes &rieaes rielig berg
ab gegangen lit. miro in oelltiben
@elebrtenfreiIen immer mebr: beba1,.
ert. Ser militdriide 9ta5iltaat bat
sic belten Mannesfrdfte ser arntee
eingereibt unb sen Soloaten I'M sselo
uno ben 5abritarbeiter iiber oen ,,sSSlt.
telleftltellen" erbobe1,. Gas slusla,,b
braltdt cine fit Sen uadfriegliden
sl1fbau 10 ipidtiae &onfl1rreu5 mf
eem lpiiienidaftliden nnb 6fpnomi-
iden @ebiet nidt at fiirdte,l. Gas
Hasitlt,n bat a,tb Sic 10 bod) eeid)as-
te be1tlde @ilienidaft periflapt uno
oegrabiert. <......... =
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04

8ei Ser Segnrne bes @allers miro
elm ipenis sa1s beieefiist. Das
@aiier periilmbilbet sic &inpes-
lpaidlms ser Siinbe unb bas als
@rbaltunssn1ittel berluenoete Sal5
beutet bin a,,f 6ie Notipenoigfeit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04

Sci 6ielen te,1ren 3eiten lit bas
YGpltli6e &olleeilm1 Soiepbinlm ltdr.
fer oenn ie anf Die Ginfiinfte oieies
9lattes angetpieien. Seber nelle 2eler
berringert uniere Sorge,,. @ollen Sic
uns niht eilten nelten 2eIer beiorgen?
Sebr,lor lit Ser fat6ol. Ereiiemonat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04

Ser grbaltune Der Seelenreinbeit.
- 9iIo 3: @eiegnete Balmen
merben am 9almionntag inter oie
@ldubigen berteilt s,,r @rinner,tns
a1 sen elorreiden ginang gbriiti
in Ser,,ialm; als bie Menge ben
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04

oieie abcr lit sic Hotronin ser Ser
Staoten. (llnter oieIem @elidtspnntt
sefeben, Iaiien iid) 5llriid IN ser nelle=
iten @eid]i6te nod anoere 5eltItellltn=
gen MAIDEN, allnt geiipiel, baB Nhli=
iplini mlsgere6net alt &arfreitae
1889 sllbm1ien anariff II. a. n.)
81. airf 8rpant, @rofeiior Ser
Geologic al ser Sarparo=ltniperittat,
erflGrt IN ei1,er1 Bulletin, oas bon
ser Smitbipnian Snltitlltion i,1 @aib=
ineton, 9. g., per0ffentlidt tp,troe,
baB &oroamerifa bereits iiber 25,=
600 Sabre ppr Gbriiti @eburt bon
meni6li6en @eie,l beipobnt gepeien
iein mag. Brofeiior 8rpant itiitt oieie
@rfldrune anf fiir5lide 5unbe menlb=
liden llriprltnes' in ser Sanbiaboble
in SEEM Merito. Ser Sarparogeologe
slaltbt nidt, baB ser Sanoia-Mann
ein oiretter 8orfabre oes Solo
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04

ali inn pergongenen Nopem6cr IN Sen
ne meilte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04

@ie Safer @ap,nono S. Miller,
G.SS.G., in Sconomoppc, @ts.,