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Evening star., 1942-02-07
TheosophicoI Group to
Hear Dr.. H. F. Munro, Sr

Hugh r. Munro. ST., Of Philadel-
phia, president of the Middle At
lantic Federation of the Theosophi-
cal Society in America, will deliver
two addresses before the Theosophi-
cal Society at 1916 H street NV. at
8 pm. tomorrow and Monday on
Evolution" Tomorrow evening
'The Direction of Human Evolu-
ton; Monday, The Theology of an
Evolutionistr The public invited
Christian Mystic Glass lecture at
$50 pm. tomorrow on THE De-
scending Presence of the Hosts OF
Light and Their Coming Victory"
On Tuesday. 8 pm, study and
training in Concentration and
Meditation" Wednesday, 8 pm.
for members only. studies in "The
Light of the Soul" and "Theatise
of White Magic" Thursday, 8 pm.
discussion Of Life Problems and
Their Adjustment in the Light OF
Theosophy." Friday. 8 pm. lecture
on THE Seven Fundamental Princi-
Piles of the Universe, According to
Thrice Greatest Hermes," by Hazel
B. Burns.
Tonight at 8 reading, "The Phi.
losopher Faces War" by Manley p
Hall; next Saturday at 8, monthly
meeting of the New Age Group, with
devotional program and refresh
ments.
Evening star., 1942-02-07
Dr.. 0. 6. Robinson
To Continue Sermons

The Rev DR.. Orris Gravenor Rob-
inson. minister Of the Calvary Meth
odist Church, will continue his SER
mon series on "A Greed for Christian
Living" at II am. tomorrow. His
subject will be II Believe in God"
At the evening service he will preach
on Gods Trumpeter-James." The
fellowship period will follow at s:45
pm. The Junior choir will sing
at the morning service.
The Young Peoples League meets
at pm. Several members will give
reports on the midwinter institute
at Gaithersburg held over the week
end.
On Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday there will be a Christian
pilgrimage. led by the pastor, for
the members Of the church. The
sessions each evening will be from
7:15 to $3.50 o'clock.
DR.. Paul Douglas will speak at the
Young Adult Forum on Sunday at
9:45 am. on Jesus and I'm
perialism."
The young adults will have a
supper Wednesday at $50 pm. with
games and entertainment following
Evening star., 1942-02-07
Dr.. pierce's S Series
OF Sermons Entitled
Search for Certainty
Young Peoples Group
Will Participate in
Services Tomorrow

Inaugurating q series Of sermons
on "The Search for Certainty-A
Faith for These Days." DR.. Ulysses
G. B. Pierce, minister OF All-Souls
Unitarian Church. will preach at II
am. tomorrow on Can We Believe
In God?"
Subsequent subjects will be Can
We Trust Mani" and What Heaven
Can We Hope For?"
Representatives Of the young
peoples groups in the church.
Martin Stark, Everett Utecht, Robert
Farwell and Anne Ginsburg-will
participate In the service In observ-
ance Of postponed youth Sunday.
At the Glass in Current Problems
at 10 an, william A. Reid, former
commercial adviser, Pan-American
Union, will speak on Axis Aggres-
sion in Latin America" Before the
Comparative Religion Glass at the
same time, Stanwood Cobb will con-
tinue discussion OF Character
Building"
A vesper organ recital is planned
at S pm.
Eric Underwood, English author,
formerly on the stan Of Winston
Churchill at the Admiralty. will
speak at $50 pm. on I'VE Won the
War-We Lost the Peace" A tea
will follow.
The Preside Circle meets at 6:45
pm. Blossoms in the Dust" is the
feature for the motion picture at
7:30 pm. The Board Of Trustees
will meet Monday evening.
Miss Louise Bebb. president OF the
1885 Club, will preside at q dinner
meeting Tuesday.
A supper meeting 70 the Ark is
planned Wednesday, followed by en-
tertainment and dancing.
At the meeting Of the Women's
Alliance. February l3. DR.. Raoul
Herrera-Arango of the Cuban En-
bassy will speak on "Cuban-Amer-
lean Relations" La Verbena de la
Paloma" will be the feature at the
foreign language cinema, February
IA,
Evening star., 1942-02-07
Dr.. Mercier Will Speak
At CurroII Forum

DR.. Louis j. A. Mercier, educator
humanist and philosopher, will be
the speaker at the nth meeting Of
the Charles Carroll Forum OF WASH
ington, Inc, at $50 pm. tomorrow
at the willard Hotel. The subject
of his talk win be American
Thought and Reconstruction"
He will be introduced by the Rev.
DR.. James A. Magner, procurator OF
Catholic University and chairman
Of the forum. The forum was
organized last fall by a group Of
prominent local Catholics to present
the Catholic view on leading topics
Of the day.
Evening star., 1942-02-07
Waugh Methodist

Burden Bearing" will be the SUBJ
iect Of the Rev. Samuel E. Rose at
IL am. Special music by the COM
blned vested choirs. Church nursery
open during morning worship fol
small children. Song service at 8
pm. The Rev. Mr.. Rose speaks on
sDiscovering Oneself Young peo-
pies choir will furnish music. The
young peoples leagues will meet
at 6:45 pm.
! The Arbor Vitae Glass meets Mon
day at 8 pm. in the home of Miss
Ellen Leavenworth.
: The Edgar Glass will meet with
Mrs. Ella Dorsey at ii am. on
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1942-02-07
Dr.. SchnabeI 10 Preach
Request Sermon tomorrow

"'T'he Lost Christ" IA the subject
OF request sermon IN be preached
tomorrow al II am. at the Albright
Memorial Evangelical Church by the
Rev. q. r.. SchnabeI The young
people will observe race relations
Sunday at 7 pm. with young people
OF the John Wesley A. M. r. Zion
Church as guests, The minister. DR..
Stephen G. Spottswood, and the Rev.
Mr.. Schnabel were teammates on
the football squad at Albright Col
lege. The friendly service Is at
7:45 pm.
The brotherhood will have q
father and son dinner Tuesday at
6:45 pm. Representative Louis
Graham Of Pennsylvania, and Rep
resentative Chauncey Reed of I'LL
nois will be the guest speakers.
The hour of the open heart is
held Wednesday, followed by a
service of congregational branches.
The Jaucee's will meet Tuesday
at the home Of Miss Evelyn Alberts.
The Business Women's Circle will
meet Thursday night at the home
Of Mrs. Mildred McInturf.
Evening star., 1942-02-07
Our Daily Bread
Topic Of Dr.. Pruden
At First Baptist
Pustor Will Continue
Series on Marriage
In the Evening

Our Daily Bread" is the subject
Of the sermon by DR.. Edward
Hughes Pruden at both morning
services tomorrow at the First Bap-
tist Church. This is another Of q
series OF sermons which DR., Pruden
has been preaching on the Lords
Prayer. At 9.45 Am. the Youth
Choir will sing and at IL am. the
Senior Choir. DR.. Pruden's subject
at 8 pm. will be 80 You're Going
to Be Married. When7" the second
sermon OF . series of four on Mar
riage." The chancel choir will sing
The B. Y. p. U. will meet at 6:15
pm. On Monday night the Bible
Discussion Group will meet, under
the direction OF Mr.. Howard Rees.
the student secretary OF the District
and Maryland. All students are
invited.
The Womans Missionary Union
will meet Wednesday at IL am.
The Euzelian Glass will meet for
4 luncheon Saturday at 1880 pm. at
the Fairfax Village.
Evening star., 1942-02-07
Church OF Our Suviour

A. 7:30 am. will be 4 celebration
NJ the holy communion and st II
am. there will be morning prayer
and sermon by the Rev. Alvin Lamar
wills. The Young Peoples Fellow
ship will meet At $50 pm.
Al 8 pm. on Monday will be 4
meeting OF the Junior Guild: Tues
day. 8 pm. meeting OF the Daugh-
ters Of the King. and at the same
time Vernon Swartzfager. field rep
resentative Of the Brotherhood of
st. Andrew. will speak to the men.
From 10 am. to pm. Wednesday
the Red Cross unit will meet in the
parish hall and at 8 pm. the Mems
Club.
Evening star., 1942-02-07
Grace Reformed Church

The Rev. Calvin Henry Wingert
viii preach on "The Laying On OF
Hands" at II am. The choir will
sing. Elders and deacons to be in.
stalled after the sermon are: Elders
Lester M. Cutler, Glen E. Gordon
clarence E. Kefauver and Elmer
zerkle: deacons, Mrs. Harry M. Klee
Mrs. Benjamin E. Skinker, Arthur
T. Cox, Harvey E. Fenstermacher
jr.;; Charles E. Lohr and Donald E
Myers. The Young Peoples Society
OF Christian Endeavor meets at $50
pm.
{ The Sewing Circle has a covered
dish luncheon on Thursday.
The consistory meets Thursday
evening.
Evening star., 1942-02-07
| Rev. A. 7. MoIIeeon
To Speak at St. Thomus'

The Rev. A. +. Mollegen, professor
Of ethics at the Virginia Theo-
logical Seminary, will address the
Seabury Club Of st. Thomas Epis-
copal Church tomorrow at 7:30
pm. on 1.-THE Christian Interpreta-
ton Of History"
Weekly Red Cross sewing and
knitting will be done on Tuesday
at 10 am. in the parish house.
A bridge party and tea, under
the auspices Of the Rectors Aid
Society, will be held at the Shore
ham Hotel on Tuesday at Z pm.
There will be Q meeting Of st.
Vincent's Guild, for acolytes, on
Friday at 7:30 pm. In the parish
house.
Junior Confirmation Glass will be
held on Saturday Ut 10 an.
Evening star., 1942-02-07
West Woshinqton Boptist

Inc Rev. Charles B. Austin will
pleacn tomorrow at II IN. on The
twentieth Century Church" and Al
o pm. on The Kings Business"
Inc pastor will speak THURSDAY
Jesus" VI
On February 20 at 8 pm. a meet
ing will be held of teachers and
omcers OF the Sunday school,
Inc church Visitation COMMITTEES
Is making plans to conduct a
cnurch-wide visitation crusade dur
Ing March.
Evening star., 1942-02-07
Tukomu Lutheran

The Rev. J. Adrian Pfeiffer will
present the sermon, Jesus Never
Comes Too Late" at II am. The
Senior Luther League will meet al
tbs pm.
A Women's Guild meeting for all
Of the groups will be held ut q
pm. Wednesday. The Rev. c. j
Grewenow of Faith Lutheran Church
will be the guest speaker.
The Luther League business meet
ing will be held at the home Of Mr..
Roger Cutler at 8sp-m. Wednesday
On Friday evening the leagues will
give a stunt night. A valentine
party given by the league will be
held at the home of Mr.. Milford
Stein on February IA.
Evening star., 1942-02-07
Congress Heights Methodist

7 "A Fools Paradise" will be the
Bubject of the Rev George l.. Con-
;ner at II am. Fourteen of the
young people are in attendance at
the midwinter institute at Gathers
burg, Md. They will give reports at
q pm. Our Religious Experiences"
~ill be the theme at pm.
I On Tuesday meeting Of the
Workers Conference of the church
school will be held at 8 pm.
{ The social and business meeting
of the Mems Bible Glass will be held
At the parsonage on Wednesday at
B pm.
Evening star., 1942-02-07
New Hope (Colored) .

Reunion and dedicatorial services
at 1887 Seventh street NV. at IL
am. and $3.50 pm. and pm. Sum
day. Several ministers and laymen
will take part.
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@oIbenes GbeimbilGmm

am 49,. Oftober feierten uniere
longiobriaen 2eier, 5err uno Srou
Gonrao @llndelmann, in Der IA 81
Rotbelfer Stride in Baltimore, Mb..
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feierliben Sohomt. 9iep. 8ebo Sor.
nit, S.S.8., mar 3elebront ,mb
Rep. Hector Ylacious, S.S.9., nno
Gep. Stepben 8enoeu, S.S.g., al.
Iiitierten ibn1. gto6 bem feierlihen
Sobamt nurbe in ber S6ulbone Elm
SSriibitiid ierpiert 1mb abenbs 8 flbr
fano @mpfane uno cine ltnterbolthng
ltatt fiir sic aablreihen 8eriponbten
uno Sre,,nbc. gtna 200 Yerionen
nabmen at ser Seier tell.
g4ir entbieten bem sSllbelpaar
nahtrGeIi6 Slid lno @ottes reiblten
Seaen ,,nb ipiinIden ibm cine Ian9e
8eibe eliitfli6er 2ebensiabre. .-
Ohio @aiIeufrein6.
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Nie aus 8ern berihtet miro, for.

98ie aus 8ern berihtet tpiro, for.
bert ber eebeime &unofllnf uRu,nd.
niide 8riioer' sic 8umGnen ont Den
&ompf geeen bie Hulien ein3ultellen
lno ibr Eulper fir sic ltnearn au
iparen. oSSSeoer runlGnibe Offi5ier
ooer Soloat, ber int Gublano fGnt,
bebe,ttet einen Sffi5ier ODER Soloa.
teu menieer int ser Mrmee, bie nad
8lbapeit maridieren mub", faet Der
Gltnoflnfienoer unb fiiat bin3,i, Dob
Sitlers Nieoerlase in 8nBlano fi6er
iei.
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Mie oie 3entralleitllng ser philip.
piniiden Seiniten in Neip gorf er.
f6brt baben sic Ssopaner af oen Ybi.
lippinen Die @rlernung bes ssSopani.
iben ais Yflidtfad) in allen sbnfen
angeoronet OosIelbe fonntc man o,ld)
iiber ben Tofio; Mnnof,lnf boren. =
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Die weltberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund-Salbe

Erprobtes Heilmittel gegen allie Arten Won
alien und frischen Wunden. Geschwueren.
Gewaechsen, Bisswunden Karbunkeln, usw.
schicken. Kene Stamps. 90 Cents die
Schachtel, bel: J. l.. STAAB, l7209 Valley
view Avenue. Cleveland. Ohio.
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iienfrenab
i6leiBt) bin5u. Nan balte Die &C.
i1nittenen 3ipiebeln getrennt nno
iiiae ben Sopf IN folaeneer 8eiie.
Wfan Ieet anerlt cine Shibt geidleiB.
ter Somate,t Damn cine Sdiht &c,
ihleiBter 3rpiebeln. aber atpii6en oie
perlhieoenen Shihten ltrerc man
elm tpenig bon noditeberoen @elpiir,
aen: 6 selltablene rote 9fefier; 1
Goiie 3uder, Elm @Blofiel bon genab'
lener aaipise, elm @Blofiel bon ae'
mablenem ;3imt, elm Feelofiel boil
9tGael6en .(glopes), ein EeeloifeI
MuItaro. lleber oas @an5e aieBt mon
orei Bints ellten Giiia, ioboB oos
aanae @elniib oamit beoedt ,piro
9ann fobt man alles alliommen, biz
Ees tpeid, ipirS uno flint bonn ioIangt
es nod beis 1T, ipie bel onoerem Gin
eemadten, in @laier (Sors) mft
eibt.
- Wrs. &,. 49,, Nu. =
SSSn elmer oer borberaegangener
N,unmeru muroe bereits ein Gerfab
ren srm Srodnen poer 0orren por
ObIt uno onoern Sriihten anaegeben
Sci 8obnett empfieblt iid ein belon
oeres Gerfabren. I'm crime 8obnel
al trodnen fir ben &inter nno Il!
Dor @iirnler,, az beipabren, fam
man folgenocrlnaBen berfabren: 9i(
nod inngeh 8obnenidoten tperoet
abse5osen (eeidIeibD, aebrohen ooel
ean5 eelailen, ie tab 9elieben, nn>
in einen Sopf eetan, ber NIT oel
pierfaden Menee ettpos iol5iaen lie
benben @oNers aneefiiIlt 1T. Soball
oas baourb unteroriidte Sieben oes
@aTers tpieoer eintritt, peroen bi;
9obnen nit einem Siehe aus BEN
8aier genonmen unb in foltes MaI
Ier geton. 9ie barin nbaei iriihtet
8obnen laBt man Damn a,tf einem Sll
he ablaufe,1, aerIhneibet tie nnh trod
net iie entipeoer an bet Suit Gin
! Shatten) eoer inn 8afofen. gadben
iiet aan5 oiirr aeiporoen iino, fam
man iie 10 in Sdabteln labrelanl
aufbetpobren.
Man fonn au6 CRIME 8obnen fin
ben @inter einialaen. Mon 5iebt Der
6aoen auf beiben Seiten ser Shott
ob, pGldt uno reiniet unb fhneioe
| tie. 9ieie Stiidlben tuerben lcoan1
binlGngli6 NIT Sal5 permiidt uno 1t
eia reines @efGB nit ben Sanben fel
eingebriift. Dann leet man elmer
9edeI barauf lno beidipert oeniel
ben nit einem Stein, eerooeIo wle
beim @inma6en bes Sallertrauts
Das Sal5 biloet nun eine 2afe, tpelhf
oie 8obnen bebedt uno lie Dor BEN
8erberben idost. geint aoden in
@inter fann mani cine fleine Weller
lpike bon Salorot,,s beifiieen; oami
| Iie idneller gar tperben. 3n Gala
bobnen fann man il,nge ooer alt'
8obnen nebmen.
- Mrs. s. g., Nu.
Sic meinen tpobl Die iogenannt'
8ofeberrp ober Yofeneeo, oie ameri
faniIde S6arlad)z ober aermesbeere
Dies lit cine 9flan5e, oeren 8eerer
nnb @urael narfotiid, 3. +. einidla
ferno, tpirfen nnb, alnm gre6en rel
gen. 9ie ean3e Yflan5e beibt ieb'
biele sh0rie nno miro in ser Sell
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SGIt ItHU pptl peL gpitiSJStt N9ptIS-
bnng beitimmt cine anf driltliden,
bemofrotiiben @r,lnoidsen gefeltiete
Nelt nieoer oiif3ubanef.
Mrs. q. S., Sbio =
Sbipaben (god yioa6es) fnb
}ldiper ai nertreiben, ba iie in &iten
Ilno ben fleinten Seffnilneen I'M So
cen nno belonoers int Seller IiG einni=
item nnb iih in alles llmberlieeenoc
berfrieben. 3ir geben Sbnen nod
itebeno eine Neibe bon Mitteln, Die
sic allc af,fpenoen fonnen. 8ielleidt
miro oas cine ooer anbere belfen.
| Naan miFbt / Sell Mebl, / Sell
feinen 3,,der lin6 1 Cell 8orar unb
ltrent bos 8einffh im olle &ieen ,mo
2oder, no iie iib aufbolten. 9ies
mnB mieoerbolf nerben.
Maan leae Mbenos etlitbe nit Mo-
loiies eetranfte 2appen iiberau. am
nahiten Moreen neroen iid piele
Sblpoben anaeiamn,elt baben, bie
mon hm,, in beibes @oiier tpirft.
Wan felle cine In5obl bober SID
Iben, beren 8ooen NIT 3udertpoiier
angefiillt it, etlibe Sage lang iiber-
an onf. gtab ettpa s Eooeu tperben
aoblreihe Safer ii6 borin angelamz
melt boben. F., --..
9Seut. feline fleinen &inber I'M
Souie fins ooer man feline Saustiere,
ipie Sunb ober Gabe bat fonn man
8rptitiidben nit ipeiben srIenif be-
ltrel1en, sen man NIT Sirup beoedt.
Gon 3eit au 3eit fpaihe man Ole
Sloiden pber Sars ans nnb ernellere
bie Sliiiiiefeit.
= Mrs. 6. G., Snb. =
@dtes, lanperf1lihtes @eiaen= ober
&oegennlebl bat ELM feines Ausieben,
fiiblt fih milo nnb fettig on ltno ballt
! iih beim 3uIummenbriiden. Man
preIIe cine Sanbpoll Mebl felt ai1r
| Iammen lillb leae es allf ben Gid;
bolt es anIammert 10 1T es rein
/ fdut es aber fofort auseinanber, 10
LIT es gefalibt. Reislnebl mnb
tpeib fem ,1no iih fnorreno anfiiblen.
= @rieBntebl pirh ba,tfig berfalIht,
beionoers NIT 8nohenmebl unb Gulf,
eriteres aeiet ltdl, ipenn man oos
@riesntebl nit faltem 8aiier itin=
'tellt, am Nieoerihlae, lebteres belnl
! Nuffphen am ltarfen Sdaltmen. -
8udmei5enmebl 1on ipeiB, friid) bon
@erlh nnb anaenebm bon @eihmad
iein; ibledbtes Mebl lit erau, oft BIT
ter uno reht 1lnangenebm. - Safer
nebl muB :fornig lino bon brannlid)-
graller Garbe iein, nidt alt piele meb>
lige 8eitonoteile baben nno li6 leibt
|ihleimia foben. Safereriite mlB
friid, meiB unb bon anaenebmem,
fiiBlihenl @eIdmad Ieilt. 5lab ge=
tpolate ober erobe !Saferfloden iinh
poran5ieben; erltere miro raider tpeidb
uno fann MIR aus glte,n Saier berei,
tet tperoe,1. - Sago. 0on ehten
Saao bat man braunen unb ipeiBen ,
Eapioea lit Ser feinlte; 3u Slippen
| lebr e,tt. 9urb 4nbriibeu quilt er
anf ipdbrenb ber Gartofieliaeo bei,n
&ohen breiig miro.
= Nrs. s. 8. g., Did.
sic baber, tpie sic ben,erfen, it
|lmlerer Musfunft iiber bie berIhiebene
gernenoung eriiner Gomaten als
eingemadte Bifles permiBt. &ier ba-
ben Sic zines oer beIten Heaepte, INN
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g,ittsped, Sen 4. Nobember 1912
HuSkur1ft
9. g., Mis.

ianbt miro, obne bab bie firbli1e ZIP
PREDICTION beieebrudt it, lit fein fa-
tboliibes @ebet. @s miro ielblt bon
Gi6tfatboIifen bamit biel SdminoeI
getrieben - Inn @elo al mahen
Menn sic in eine,n nihtfotboliihen
2ooen elm @ebetbuh fauien, ihanen
6ie al, Oh es Die biihoflid)e Approba-.
.fion entbdlt. BieIe einf1itiae 2e,,te
fallen INNER nod berein, ,uenn ein
@ebet als Defenders ,,fraftig', Deer
gdr bonn Simmel eefallen genannt
,piro. 9ie @ebete Der fatboliiben
Stride, ipelbe in oen ailm @ottesbienit
boreelhriebenen 8iihern entbolten.
fimo. .lino einfad ,ino int @eiite eines
oemiitieen nnb nertro,lenoen @lo,-
bens berfaBt. gbenio bie in fatboli=
fden, bon Ser firhlihen geboroe gut
sebeiBenen @ebetbiider entbaltenen
@ebete. Dos bette rnb froftieite al
Ter @ebete, ipelbes altd beim fird)e
Iiben @ottesoierite INNER aieoer-
febrt, lit bas> gaterlnler, bas @ebet
bes Germ, bns @ebet, bas ser @ott-
menId, tpGbrenb ieines groeniponbels
Die Menlben ielblt gelebrt bat. 90
toIlen mir beten. &c lit bie @infod=
belt IeIblt oas pertrauensinnige Sic
ben zines &inbes a,m Gater. l(nb
bieIes entbGlt sic bolle groebltng IN
ben Nillen @ottes: ,,0ein sSille ge-
ihebe, ipie int Simmel, ollo al1h a1lf
Groen." 0er inn ielben @eiite, nit
Mnbabt uno @reebung bieles Gebet
bes Serrn betet, tdelid; ,no in alien
Noten nno @efabren, miro erbort
iperoen lno fommt in Ben Sinnlel.
90 brauden sic bic Ioaenallnten
,mmocrbare1 @ebete, Simnlelsbrie=
fe llno &ettengebete nidbt bic Der pur-
fte shipinbel iinb.
@enn man Gbnlicbe oberelanbild)e
@ebete erbdlt, ion man iie lofort ms
Je,,er tperfen.
- ". g., Din
Die bentigen 3eitl,mItanoe baben es
nit iid) aebrabt, oab in allen golfs=
flafien, in Erelie nno 8ooio, cine
oerartiee Beeriffspertpirrnna berrlht
tab man an eine babplonilde Ser
nirrung erinnert ipirS. 8iefe ges
ariffsperipirrung, bie in unlern 2ans
be in elmer 1miloern 5orm anftritt, bot
lit el,rop1iIhen 2dnberlt, IN ben bon
ben naaiitiihen Neubeioen nno in oe't
BON eSsapan beberrldten aliatiihen
2dnberm cine eeraoe5u t9aotilhe SET
Ttesberipirrilng uno =berirrl,ng 9e-
jdaffen. 60 iinb Die geariffe bon
Jreibeit, @abrbeit, Sumonitat, Hedt
oes ginaelnen 1no Ser Bolfer 10 ent-
ftellt noroe,t, baB Die tpirflidbe nno
nrfpriinelihe 8eoentuna fait aan5
berloren seeaneen lit. Die mooerne
Melt, bas beibt, bie seeentportigen
Weud)tbaber uno 2enfer baben Die al
te Dronnng, bic Nehtsbegriffe, oas
golferred,t nidt nnr tbeoretiid), ion-
bern praftiId oerart mooifisiert, BOB
cine beilloIe allgen1eine 9eripirrln's
in allen 8olfereemeinidaften nnh
Bolfsfhibten entitanoen lit. Die
fhfehteren glemente ber nenlhliden
@eiel1Ihnft baben baraus ibre Sol
ger,lngen nno ibren Nuten ge5ogen
nnb 10 lit oas gesentpdrtiee, faft I'M
enttpirrbare Chaos entltanbeu. gtnr
eroBen religioIen Mannern, Die mic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-04

lid oauerbaft piolett farben. 9lnb
in bieIcn Grtcn bon S6minfe fommt
ser Sqft 5ur Gertpenonng. @s lift nns
niht befonnt, boB sic 8eeren 9eeen
Mbe,lmatisms >aut mGren. sSSeoen.
fo0s lit es iebem enti6ieben obanra'
ten, Die 8ecren innerlib 5u sebran'
d)eu, obnc einen erfabrenen Mrat 81
State a., aieben. &c ftnb ifon oft
bieraulal,oe &inoer bom @ennB ge'
ltorben oeer aefGbrlid erfronft.
- st. d., ". ga.
Sic llrol AIthiihen Sproden iino
cine Sprahenianilie. SIN storoen
berri6en Eunariildb, Iongoliib,
Siirfil6, Tinniih, SamoDebiid) Dor;
im SiioerL Tamulild, Sibeton, Saiib,
nno hie Molaiiben uno GplDneiifden
0iolcfte. 9ic &olfer, Ole bieie Spra-
6en ipreden pobnen bem llrolge.
birec entlong bom arftiihen Weer
bis aun Golpiirbeu See unb Dem Sn-
biI6en S5eon. Die Manniefolti9feit
ser Spratbe bel,tet idon an, bob lie
oll1 peridicbene 8enennuneen fir
ibre @eiltli6en baben. 9orum fon-
men mir SSsbre 6raee, pie sic Erieiter
oieier Golferifaiten genannt meroen,
niht beanhportcn.
q, o. MI:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-04
q. g., Sbip :

@s oibt 3. 9. I'M Stoate &entldD
piele Counties, Die 2ocaI Option ia.
ben. Seit 1888 baben 67 Ser 1870
Counties in &enhtdp ben Ilfobol.
perfauf in &ht unb 8ann eeton.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-04

Sic meinen pobl Die ioeenanntc
8ofeberrp ober Yofetpeeo, bie ameri~
faniIde S6arlad)z ober aermesbeere.
Dies 1T cine Yflan5e, oeren 8eeren
unb @urael narfotiid, 3. +. einldlo'
ferno, tpirfen unb, alrht 8re6en rel
gen. Die eanae 9flon5e beibt iebr
bieIe Sh6rie unb miro in ser Sell
funbe bielfad aneeipanot als Bnr+
giermittel unb at llmldlaeen, oie 5er=
auetidten 9latter gegen &rebsga=
ihpiire nnb ben @rino, altdD gegen
8dmorrbpiben. Die Samen tpirfen
tpie Senf. Ole 8eeren iperoen 5lttpei>
lem insbeionbere in 5ranfreidb> auln
sSdrben Ser @eine linb bier in Ime-
rita aun ssGrben bon 3uderiuaren
nnporlidtiger- ,mo Der @elunobeit
nabteiliaerpeiIe benubt. Yian fonn
n,ib rote Sinte bonn 8eereniaft be-
reiten fo,pic WeIlc ,,nb~ Seibe 5ieme
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-01-08
STUDY POWER FACILITIES

Administrator Paul J. Raver to.
day ordered further notice by Bonnie
Vile Power Administration Engin.
GERS of all public and private power
facilities in the Pacific Northwest
to determine what steps should be
taken by the federal government to
insure continuous and adequate po-
wer supplies for defense industries.
S. E Schultz, Bonneville's chief
engineer. will direct the investiga-
ton with the view to making recon-
mendations as soon as possible, Ra-
YER said Contacts will be made with
all public and private utilities in
the region.
The Administrator said that at the
present time there was no power
shortages in the region, due to the
fact that adequate supplies of water
are available to keep generating
stations under operation at capa-
city He added, however, that the
time might come in the near future
when water supplies at some plants
would become Inadequate and Col
umbia river power from Bonneville
and Grand Coulee dams would be
needed to bolster resources of other
plants