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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-31

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-31
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I'M erlten Neltfrieg aus oeutid)er
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Der Seutiden iuar uno abermals
entfam ino nah Dem un6eiesten @e-
biet Jranfreihs entfam, batte aud,
oa mieOer 8liid, ben 2abal bate i'm
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es enolih gelang 8iraitb auf5uneb,
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tdner gelanoet. General Depaan6,
Der onf oieiel6e Weiie flob, tpuroe
aber aus Dem Jlugaeug burf Die
oeutihe @eitapo berausgebolt. Gr
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-31
mas Net Is ,,.trdet
Tplfstiimlide M6ited,er in Der
Spradjseidlidtc.

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elm Gnt5iidter perti,nlnt, Hegt Ser
&ebcnsart su @r!ino: er bat bie lie
ben Gnselhan iinsen (pfeifen) &C.
BORT.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-31
Giienke,per befehliete
8riteir,Seite Gibraltar

Gibraltar. General Giienbolper
fonmanoierte lp1brenb Ser erIten
Gage oes aTritauiihen sSelo5uges
allG Die britiiha iselte Gibraltar =
Ser erite IuslGnber, Ser lett spei
Sabrbuloer.en Sen r6elien" bsieb-
ligte. Giienboiuer befebliete 8ibral.
tar aus Dem 0runoe, apeil ct Cher.
foilllllan0ierenoer ser Sllliierten mar
luO Ser aorlnauoant Ser sSelte, Mc-
,Sarlane, ibm oaourh nntepitano. gr
lit aber nun beute lpieoer alleir ser
aonunanoeur bon Gibraltar.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-31
Sic pajlcn iidD bem 0li,na an.

G0gel, oie bon Ser iiiblid)eu Salb,
fl,sel in 5ooloaiife Birtcn einge-
iiibrt iuerOelt lllb iih IN ser 8efan-
genitait fortpfiun5en, bel,alten 5ll,
nufIt ihre 9eauobnten grutseiten bel.
Gobei eeben Oic Sl,ngen sugrunoe.
Die maiiten Irten lernen ieooh balo
I'M llto uerlegen lire 8rl,t5eiten 10,
oaB oie Sulgen IN einer fiir tic
giinitigen SSabreseit geboren iper.
oen. Sdppar5e aultraliide Sdnp1ne
begreifen es ieOod) ME. Sic briiten
INNER I'M Sp1tberblt, 10 bab sic
ausfommcnSen Sungen regelndbig
erfrieren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-31
Scr bcfanntc ltnbefannte.

Sn eineln 3isarrenlaben tritt ic.
Oen Wprgen Inn ad)t llbr Gin dlterer
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bas aGt, pier5sbn Gage lang, bis
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ser Spai ;ii Gunt miro.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-31
Ganes nut, aud a,.i
Ue,aetinea tGfie

Neuguinea. Inter Mniiibrung Der
BON NuItraliern bemannten Janfs
leitete Die ainerifaniife SnIanterie
Den Generalangrifi oui Die perblei.
benoen Stequnoen I'M gunasGebiet
Elm. Die amerifaniiden 1anfs ron.
TEN nit ibren Mfaibinengetpebren
uno 37-mm Geifiiben noran uno
5erItorten gunfer llno Weri1ansln,.
gen. Gie Sapaner benusten 1lam.
mentuerfer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-31
kcfit,ttuniiteit imeeett
nan DeritGitSi9,aite

Sonoon. Die engliihe &omnn,ni.
ftenpartei erneuerte lire in 1899
ein9ereidie Beiuerbung uin Mitar.
teit III Der slrbaiterpartei. Sic Der.
yaltJcn einseliroen gu sperbrn our
aonpention Der slrbeiterpartei i'm
iladltcn Sabr, INN BORT cine Werit1n.
oigung berbei5ufiibret. Gie &om.
muniIten baben nofseinen Nertreter
i'm l1nterbauie.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-31
Ans 6intertrciien fon, ,ncn.

0as Sintertreffen tit Ser I'M SIN.
terarinoe itebenoe Teil zines Seeres,
SIR 5unGflt nid)t am &antpfe tell
rebmen, ionoern fir oen 9totfau
auigeipart iperoen iou. Us lit Gin be-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-31

uGeuerfun6en", raper fins sic oenn
eigentlieb?"
,Mber mein lieber Serr. fennen
Sic mid oenn nod niht9" iagt Der
anbere. SD bin bod Ser, Der iih
jeoen Ntoraen ieiue 3igarra bel Sb-
men anltedt."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-31

- Gie groben 1nten Der Wen-
idpn iino nidt Die. iueld,e l1rmen.
Ias 0robe geidiebt 10 idliht, tpie
oas Mieieln oes Waifers, oas !Glieben
Ser 2uft ons Wnhien oes BetreiScs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-31
Krieesociai,ecne ,ftmxct,
Scitmi,esanlaaen bameit

Mosfau. Son bier aus miro o:e
gcIdulOiguitg erboben, oaB bofr-
mei,tariihegelpeiie ie BEL ser Stalin-
grocer Sffeniioe crlangt ,poroen
ieien, Sab sic 0eutiben rl.iiiihe
ariegs9eiangene 5,utingen, slb1pebr'
unln1cn 5li balten llllo anoere Mili.
tdrbal,ten 81, TIM venteegen allen
intcrl,ationalen 8eleben" lluo l,nter
Serbungerlulgs5llitGnoen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-31

User bat Denn bci cild) Die
SelllierIdeibe serbrodPn?"
,Sas mar Mutter. slber Safer bat
Sd)nlo. Cr lit beiieite geiprungen.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-02
Sports Roundup

philadelphia Of Philadelphia ranked TO-DAY
as tender for the lightweight vacated by sammy ho
decision Veteran Make Shapho OF N
York MONTGOMERY fayore despite previous defeats 10y
Ango and shapiro heavily with body blows IN las " ou
bouta he Tuesday
Chicago decisions on The l95 baseball &
gram AT separate meetings National and American Leagues
awaited their Joint The two leagues ana
the philadelphia League Clue would re the no TOT "
ali star game and the date was Wednesday July T.
Boson-Tt Boston thc ,soy string to seven sue
neht with 52 triumph league leading Detroit Red Ns
scoring early sragT GOATS IN thr ~ In
fore Detroit made I'm the second period pe '
tinues league with Boston and chicago a ' o
be the greatest pocket ol" p
or NJ all time came quallng his high record Of 10
II wears ago when Tuesday night he up 10 IN the sC
NAV Of the world Detroit Willie Nos'om Is ~
v threest straight victories.
Now yorkUP-Chairman Phan OF The New YORK boNnH
Commission disclosed today will recommend leei,aon
ing the age limit OF professional boxers from the current n
is 10 keep the sport during the The present Ia" o' "
under IS from partieipaung IN professional Do"
will In tonight at the
OLYMPIA when the An-Stars the Harlem Clone
in double header O
National League championship three years
and last winter the annual tournament al O-
%ettov welter"elgh IN the Naval
Air Service at will sugar Ray Robinson OF
Arena here Monday night De- -
Promoter today portion Of the receipts
wi go o USO, Taylor said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-02
Prep Football
Letters Named

Fourteen letter winners for the
1912 football squad have been an-
nounced at Roosevelt High School
by Coach A. d. Walker. OF this
number, six are seniors.
Those who will graduate this
year are Arthur Campbell, Everett
Chappell. Robert Dunn, Harold
Harris. Herman Keller and Lamar
Miller Expected to return next
year are Robert Chisel. Bruce Jor-
censor, junior: Bill Bair. Baldwin
Batalucco, Daryl Chamberlain.
James Harris and Scott Woods, so
phomores.
Reserves are Hugh Ableson, Fred
Butt, David elmer, Robert Geddls,
Richard McElroy, Richard Wright,
Edward Hewitt, Jack Russell. PanI
Sutherland anr Rogers Field.
Phil Harmon will be awarded a
managers letter. The Rough Rid
ers do not choose captain for the
year hut one is elected before each
game
Mail Christmas Parcels Early
A.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-02

In preyiew OF his 1928 Nor
NAL cage squad. Coach Ray sites
arranged two practice games Tues
day night In the mems gymnasium.
The Hurons won a $500 contest
from Normal Alumni but lost out
in an over time thriller to JAW
CIO Local 500 of Detroit. 59-3S.
Coach Sites found his cagers
performing well for their first en-
counter. Although there We're diff
'ferent starting line-ups for each
game, some players saw action in
both. Ed Gilday was high point
man for both contests with Z
points in the Alumni tussle and Is
in the Detroit game.
The five starters for the Detroit
game may form the lineup for the
opening game Wednesday, Dec. 9,
against Wayne in the Ypsilanti
High School game, although Coach
Sites indicated he has not fully
decided yet. These were Gilday
and Sampler, forwards, sherman
center, and Shada and Nemeth,
guards.
In the Detroit game, Normal led
most of the time but never by a
decisive margin. At half-time the
Hurons were ahead. 14-l0 and later
beginning the final ten minutes, o
IS. With a few minutes left, Mac
saw sent his team in the lead for
the first time, 1892 with setup.
Shada retaliated with a short field
er. A half minute remained when
Stafford sank a free throw to tie,
34S4. Normal attempted TO work
the ball in but the regular game
period ended
Beginning the five minute over
time, Macsay scored from under
the basket to again give the De
troit team the lead, 1854. Gilday
piyoted TO score and tie, $685.. King
then scored on lay-up shot and
was fouled on the play. He made
the free throw. Gilday made the
final basket and the game ended
1888
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-02

The forward wall has Coach Leo
Hutchinson OF Ypsilauti High wor-
ried as his Braves go through fin
ishing practice for the opening
game of the cage season Friday
night 10 the local gymnasium
against birmingham.
BESIDES Capt. Eysrt Meyer, one
of two letter.men back from last
Years team. others trying out At
forward are Robert kuster and
Martin Pat OHara. as well as
Robert Bower. the latter who was
moved from guard positions. Mick
ey Robertson. a sophomore. whom
Coach Hutchinson selected from his
gymnasium class is also a possible
forward
James Miller is the varsity cen.
ter.
Meyer has also alternated at
guard position Robert MOffett.
guard. is the other letter-man from
last season. Fred Wolter is also
a guard with Richard Oman. iuni)r
transfer from Lowell. another can
didate for that position. Other
players completing the varsity
squad are Kenneth Stroll. senior
transfer from Forrest High, John
Bell. transfer from Iron Mountain,
and Wilbur Leonard.
Meyer. Moffett and Kuster from
the first squad of last season.
A group of 80 are practicing I'M
der the direction o. Martin OPEN,
assistant coach, These will form
the reserves but are always candi-
dates for the varsity squad
4 few Of the candidates for the
second team are. John Wills, Ar
thur Herbst, Richard POWERS, vii
liam Powers. Lynn McAllister, John
Wynn. Michael O'Hara, George
Gaudy. Bill Bowers. Jim Garield,
Ralph Bulls and Lester Pic.
The cage schedule for l042-43:
Dec. 4-Birmingham. here.
Dec. 9-Howell, there.
Dec. ll-Dearhorn, there.
Dec. 1S-Wayne. here.
Jan. S-Ecorse. there.
Jan. 15-River Rouge. here.
Jan. plymouth, there.
Jan. 99-Dearboru here.
Feb. birmingham. there.
Feb. 5-Wayne, there.
Feb. 12-EcOrSe, there.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-02
Ohio Buckeyes
Years Champ

New York, Dec. after Holy
Cross wiped out Boston College.
55.12 last week. the sports experts
in the Associated Press poll voted
the Ohio State Buckeyes in first
place and dropped Boston TO eighth.
Ohio state is the fourth Big Ten
champion 10 receive the sports
writer's accolade as national cham
piou since 1886. Minnesota fin
ished on top that year and again
in 1870 and 1871.
The final rankings were. Ohio
State. Georgia, Wisconsin, Tulsa.
Georgia Tech. Notre Dame. Ten
uessee. Boston College, Michigan
ard Alabama
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-02
Braves Name
King Captain

Although the 1912 football letter
winners have not been announced
yet by Coach Edwin w. Shadford
for his Ypsilanti High team, the
Braves have selected their captain
for the 1913 season. He is Clyde
King. a back, who played in the
Birmingham game after receiving
a wrenched shoulder and did not in
form his coach until the game was
over.
Asa result of the injury, he miss
ed action in the next two games but
played briefly in the final game OF
the season.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-02
Normal Huron Cagers Divide
Twin Bill Practice Session

It was the first practice game
also for the Detroit team which
has three former players from Joe
Louis Brown Bombers in Willie
King, Jim Country" Davis and
Ennis Stafford Nick Nicholas, for.
mer student In 1939-SO at Michigan
Normal. is coach.
The Varsity led 1912 at the half
in their game with the Alumni.
Scoring.
Varsity-Proctor ,; Gregg ?;
Langerman 4 Nemeth 0; Shada .;
r. Gregg S: Brown 2. Shada 2:
Bollens ?; Sherman 4; Losowski
.; DeLuca /; Gilday 7; Cave o;
Chapman / Sampler 6.
Alumni -Maschke l Grambeau:
0; Chapman .; Kiley O; Zachar 4;
Gunther 6: Alliad 0; Bennett 6;
Rowe 0; Middlestatt 0: Guregin O..
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-02
RIVERSIDE TUES. LADIES

After leading for seven weeks, J.
L. Moore was oyer-taken by Silk
worth Oil Tuesday night. Silk
worth Oil broke a second place lie
with Packers when they defeated
Paristyle. 80 and Packers won
from Sally Sheer p. J. +. Moore
lost to Shaefer's, p.
High individual score: +. Cor.
BELLE and II. Wisbin. 20S; high in
dividuaI series. Z. corbeille. SIS;
high team game, Shaeter, al, and
high team series, Silkworth Oil
p191
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-02
Ypsilanti Bowling Scores

400, Walters S34, Camerson 421,
handicap ia; totals, 655, 1872, 667,
2O4i.
Jackson Coal
Franklin 35l, Anders 357 VII.
hanson 34S, Ryan Az, Haner $50,
totals, 645, 672, 636, 1858.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-02

More than 100000 persons are
now enrolled In defense work, ac-
cording to the Office of Civilian De-
tense.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-02
SMkMorth OIL


Coxford 4oi. Yohn 397, Hutchins
40. Bigger 453, Kindshoyeu 405;
totals, 7Oi, 726, $50, 21l9.
Sally Sheer
Wendt 1853, Leabu 379 Campbell
4t2, MCGOWAN 349, Monkey Az. han
dicsp Is totals, 6S6, 629, 704, 20l9.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-02
Forward Wall to be Problem
For Coach Leo Hutchinson

Feb. l9-Riyer Rouge, there.
Feb. 26-Plymouth, here.
Mail Christmas Parcels Early
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-02
Mail Christmas Parcels Early
Buy Bonds
fNTIERIESS DEER SEASON

Detroit. Mich. Dec. 2-On hand
TUESDAY for the OPENING Of a special
teu.day open season on antlerless
deer in Allegan County were about
500 hunters. Some 500 hunters won
the right Of participation in the
hunt through a'lottery drawing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-02
RIVERSIDE MEMS HOUSE

Sinkule 4O2. Schreiner 1875,
Schoolmaster 522, Max sol, Tower
534, totals, $40 sos, So4, 2i52.
Streieher
c. Smith 4S6, Streicher 494, T.
Smith 45t, StoIl (aye) AZ, Stein
553, handicap SO; totals, S92, $50,
7Ss, 2510.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-02
Upset OVER KEYS

Detroit. Mich, Dec. 2-Recently
Joseph Creighton. Lansing. was a
bit upset TO be unable to find his
garage key. and even more upset
on breaking into his garage. TO
find thai hi, car key also was miss.
ing Returning TO the house for Mrs
Creightons key, he found the back
door locked, the door-key missing.
and the extra car key nowhere
about. But Creighton's son. Joseph,
Jr.. explained everything. II seems
his school was collecting old keys
for the scran drive.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-02
Mail Christmas Parcels Early
Buy Bonds
SEAT COVERS FOR JEEPs

CAMP BLANDING, Fla.-UP-
Flour sacks from the quartermas
ter bakery here are being put to
new use by at least one officer
1t James w. Bogbie. Jr.. salvage
officer. is using the sacks as seat
covers on jeep cars.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-02
MelIencanps

Yohn $40, Kindshoven 452, Harm
er $50, Murray 429, Hall 451, hand.
cap 1872, totals. 901, ST., 1917, 2549.
Cunningham
Lambert 1877 Deck 500. Franklin
SO, Connolly AZ, Roll sos; 945, $50,
500. 262S
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-02
TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS:

There is no shortage of electricity in this area
Trcsa 10 of coffee real
erweudarn dNocing Their
hhou;u adond5 bu can have
It the eecr crrhb in l
Perhaps we just lucky: Our judgment could have been
hvebe vrongtf raised the
the riders for the rtof the
that Ieuuop will Moth adoned
And SO it is with coal for power houses
shortage has developed enough coal on hand to last
full tilt dbe of coal
rmiIond nar bu electricity too chances
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Schaener'A

Koch AS, r. Wales 49l Ziegler
500. $. Wales 554. c. Sinkle 4S9,
totals, S73. $50, S9S, 1852.
Legion
Hayward 46S, Kuster $50, Tunn'
cliffe 1876, Schrepper 81, Smith
547. handicap los, totals, $50, $50.
927, 26S9.
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Team Standings:
ParistYle

Carson 5SS. Sinkule S79 Greer-
street 1886. cain S69. McNaAon $50.
handicap lo2, totals, 65s, SGT, $50,
900,
Sikworth OIL
Brush 449, Silkworth Az, Schrep.
per SIS, Rsab 30S, Corbeills sic;
totslsti 69s, 697. 1875, zl71.
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Pepsi Cola
Vhitmire 354, kuster 401, James
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sehsefsr Hardware

OCndcIeT f'dIO"oIo
West 319. Taylor 419. Stewart
1913. Wales 4iS. Crouch 4S1: totals,
604. TAI. 700, 2065.
J. {. Moore & Co.
Schaffer 1874, Nelson S3l, Battelle
3s7. Hayward 1888, Wisbin 4s7, han.
cheap 81. totals, 637, SIS, 7l6, 20l9
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Officials: Hutchins and Bennett.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1942-01-24

not how to save what he gets, keep his
nose all his life to the grindstone and
die not worth groat at last A fat
kitchen makes lean will
If you would be wealthy, think of
saving as we'll as of getting. The Indies
have not made Spain rich; because her
outgoes are greater than her incomes.
Away, then, with your expensive
follies and you will not have so much
cause to complain of hard times, heavy
taxes and chargeable families.
Wise men learn by others harms
fools scarcely by their own but FELIX
QUEM FACIUNT ALIENA PERIC-
ULA CAUTUM. (Ie's a lucky fellow
who is made prudent by other mems
perils.) A ploughman on his legs is
higher than gentleman on his knees
Perhaps they have had a small estate
left them, which they knew not the
getting of; they think IT'S DAY, AND
WILL NEVER BE NIGHT: THAT
A LITTLE TO BE SPENT OUT OF
so MUCH IS NOT WORTH MIND
ING: CA CHILD AND A FOOL
IMAGINE TWENTY SHILLINGS
AND TWENTY YEARS CAN NEV-
Err BE SPENT), but always taking
out of the meal-tub and never putting
in. soon comes to the bottom When
the wells dry, they know the worth
of water.
GET WHAT YOU CAN AND
WHAT YOU GET HOLD:
TITS THE STONE THAT WILL
TURN ALL YOUR LAND INTO
GOLD. (In the Middle Ages there was
a great search made for the philoso-
piers stone, as it was called, mineral
which should have the power of turn
ing base metals into gold) And, when
you have got the Philosophers stone,
sure, you will no longer complain of
bad times or the difficulty of paying
taxes.
This doctrine, my friends, is reason
and wisdom; but, after all, do not de-
pend too much upon your own industry
and frugality and prudence, though ex-
cellent things; for they may all be
blasted without the blessing of Heaven;
and therefore, ask that blessing hum
bly,, and be not uncharitable to those
that at present. seem to want it, but
comfort and help them. Remember, Job
suffered and was afterwards pros
porous"
Benjamin Franklin's teachings apply
as we'll today as they did in the "a
years of youthful American history in
which he lived Franklin, one of the
greatest Americans, lives on today be