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Milford chronicle., 1942-09-25
Johnson Grass Now
Sussex Farm Problem
(continusd rrom Fu.s race

It may be advisable where only
small quantities are found to clip
the seed and burn them and then
either plow or dig up the ground
and carefully go over. 1t with a
rake and remove all of the root
stocks from the soil and burn them,
also. Where larger outbreaks are
noted, this practice may be out of
the question. Under conditions of
severe infestation farmers are ad-
vised to consider the possibility of
turning under their beans as a
soil improver and seed this ground
to pasture mixture which would
at the same time help to eradicate
the Johnson Grass and provide pas
ture for the next year. According to
Claude E. Phillips, Forage Crop
Specialist, allowing the land to
remain in pasture four or five years
is one Of the best ways to eradicate
this plant.
A suggested pasture mixture that
Milford chronicle., 1942-09-25
IN MEMoRIAM

In loving memory OF Austin Peet.
who passed away September 20. 1941:
Although we cannot see your face
Neither can we clasp your hand,
Let this little token show that we
remember you.
Sadly missed by Wife and Children
1tp
Milford chronicle., 1942-09-25

The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Delaware will hold its fall confer
ence on Thursday, October Is, in
st. AIMS Church, Middletown.
Milford chronicle., 1942-09-25

Too much emphasis cannot be
placed on the seriousness of the
weed and the Importance of taking
the necessary steps now to pre-
vent its further spread in this
county. For further information
about johnson Grass, contact your
county agent.
Milford chronicle., 1942-09-25

-INIilford Firemen's Carnival, Sept.
7th TO Sept. 21st, inclusive.
Milford chronicle., 1942-09-25

-(Milfofd Firemen's Carnival, Sept
7th to Sept. .21st, inclusive.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-20

spent few days last week with he,
daughter Mrs. Sylvan burst.
Mrs. Lewis Oester Springs, was
Sunday guest of Mrs. Catherine
Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs, W e. Gnagcy and
children We're Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. o. f, Beachy
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Felix and Mr.
and Mrs Stanley Dunn. Johustowu.
Pa, were Weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd kamp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Coddiugtou
and daughter, Jean Marie, Washing
ton, d. c., were Monday guests of Mir.
and Mrs. Emmons Warwick.
Mrs. Kenneth Edwards and daueh-
ter, Judith Ann. Mrs. Clayton Ed
wards and daughter, Donna Rae. who
have spent several weeks here. re-
turned to their home in Baltimore. ac-
companied by Mrs George Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Beachy and
Robert Ross. Williamsburg, were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. O.
Beachy Mrs. Robert Ross. who spent
the past week here returned with
them.
d. W Dorsey left to spend some
time with his sister, Sister Luca. at
St Mary's Academy. South Bend. Ind.
Edna Mae Williams, Addison, Pa.
is visiting Miss Loretta Yodcr.
James Noder is visiting relatives
in Salisbury Pa
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Parsons, Bal
timore. are spending weeks vaca-
ton with Mr., and Mrs. c. c. Beachy
and other relatives here
Mrs. Archibald Hcadridge and in
FAINT daughter, Hanover. Md; Pvt.
Donald l.. Castecl, Camp Livingston,
La, and Mrs. Donald F. Castccl.
teacher of Solomons Island. were
recent dinner guests at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs Earle Weimcr.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-20
BITT1NGEP

Never a war has We; been won
Alone by the man behind the gun.
Nor the marshal in his chair;
The patient toler on the farm
With skillful hand and brawny arm
Contributes a sure and vital share.
Remember the annual picnic to be
held in Broadwatel's Grove, near this
village, next Saturday, August 22nd.
A variety Of entertaining features
will be presented and there will be all
sorts Of refreshments, including poll
ticians peanuts and pop corn.
The Bethel family reunion will be
held in Pleasant Valley Park, just
south Of Bittinger, on September 6
and all family connections are in
yitcd to attend with their friends
Bring lunch and spend the day.
Nh and Mrs. John Bethel, Mrs.
Ralph Buckle, Miss Ruth Emory and
Miss Hazel Broadwater were in Cum
bcrland and Frostburg last Monday
James Savage, Sang Run, and
James Cover, Of FriendsviIle, both of
whom are candidates for nomination
and whose names will appear on the
Republican primary ballot. were in
this community soliciting votes last
week.
Miss Mary Jane Emory returned to
her home here Sunday evening after
having spent a delightful week at
Camp Galilee.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-20

ence Fulk
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sisk, Mrs. Jane
Beeghley and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z.
/ Spoerlein were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
D. L. Swartzentruber on Sunday
Harvey Swartzentruber is confined
to his home ON account Of an attack
of rheumatism.
Miss Rhoda Swartzentruber and
Valentine Miller, of Greenwood, Del,
Daniel Showalter and Miss Ruth Gar
Ter, Harrisonburg, Va, spent Satur-
day night at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. L. Swartzentruber. The party
was enroute to attend the wedding Of
Miss Lois Peachy and Mr. Allen Yo-
der, at GrantsVille, on Sunday even
ing. Irwin Yoder and Howard Skid
more, from here also attended the
wedding and the reception on Monday
evening.
Charles Shaffer, of Washington, is
spending his vacation at his old home
at Mason.
Miss Roxy Shreve, German, was 4
guest of Mrs. Albert Sisk Saturday
evening.
Mrs John Wilson, of Eglon, West
Va, spent Monday and Tuesday with
Miss Nina Flint.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beeghley were
at Swallow Falls Saturday evening
where they attended religious ser
vice.
Misses Eleanor and Cleda Friend
went to Baltimore, where the former
will be employed.
The Brethren evangelist, Ralph
Arbaugh, of Martinsburg, W. Va,
who has been conducting services at
Fairview, will preach in the Union
church Sunday evening at 8 O'clock
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-20
GORTNER

Past,, aE.ndpll Florv was the gues
of Alr and Mrs. Hubert Martin at
Snnpysida ON Sunday.
Miss Blancha Grove is spending the
week IA C9mn GaliIce. near Terra
Alta
Mr. and Mrs William Stemmer and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gcphart. of Bal
t,mor,. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Pau
Wclch ON Tuesday.
Mr.. Emma Weber, Pittsburgh. ar
rived ON Wednesday to visit Mr.. an,
Mrs. Artir Dodge and family and her
sis,.I-iu-law. Mrs. Mary Mcsspr.
Hnward Keiper, who is in the NAVY
and stationed at Norfolk. Va. spent
the Weekend here with Mrs. KEEPER.
Dan Iichty and Mr.. and Mrs. D. l..
Swauzpnuuber and daughters Betty
and Halrie. attended the funeral of
Samuel G. Shelter, neaI. Johnstown
Pa. ON Friday. Mr.. Shelter was a well
known evangelist and teacher in the
Mennonite church. cominq, to Gortner
i'm 1900. He contracted pneumonia in
July while conducting Bible school
nj Meadow Mountain, from which he
did not recover.
Miss Ieopa Dodge arrived home
from Bridgewatcr, Va. on Saturday
and will remain here for month or
more with her parents and friends
Mrs. Albert Sisk spent Thursday
with Miss Rose Beacbv at Salisbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Schlossnagle
were quests of relatives in Somerset,
Pa ON Sunday They were accom-
parjed home Inv their daughter Helen.
Mrs. Anna Bittinger Mrs. Tena
Murphy. Mrs. Ralph Edminston Wis
tied Mrs Margaret Allen at Kevser
on Wednesday, Mrs Murphy and Mrs.
Edmjnston returned to their homes
in PITTSBURGH on Thursday,
Miss lean ScbIossnagle is spending
hi, week ut Loeb LYNN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Gingerick, of
Iowa, We're visiting here last week.
Mrs, Dan Llchty' Mrs. Jacob Swart-
zentfuber' Mrs. Roy ODER Betty
SWaftzentruoer, Mrs, Ray 4oder and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-20
ACCIDENT

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-20
Small Auto Tag
May Be LegaIized



Maryland vehicles are gong to have
the CORNER plates next ycar-just
as this yea-hut it is going to be
legal the office of the Motor Vehicle
Commissioner hopes.
The large license plate is going tc
he the same Old l9ll-l942 plate, with
the aluminium background and black
numerals, but the corner plate, bear
IN" the numerals "l"]4 Is gong tc
be the reverSe-black background anc
aluminium numbers,
NO La" In support
AS OF the current year, the corner
plates were ISSUED because OF the
steel shortage-Wlth no law to back
up the practice And the "l944' mini
allure plates already are beng pre-
pared ON tine same emergency basis
But In the coming session OF the
LEGISLATURE an amendment TO lhe UNI
torn motor-Veh'eIe code Is TO be M
troduced legally to authorize the
corner plates.
Ihe cost ct corner plate winch
FITS over the year mineral OF the
previous year Is o. cents TO make
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-20
Cars Collide

Automobiles driven by Joseph
Welch, Mt. Lake Park, and Homer
Brinkley, Of Mt. Clare, W. Va, col
lided near the Gnegy mill at Mt. Lake
Park on Sunday evening, causing con-
siderable damage. No one was seri-
ously injured. Welch was travelling
east on the Mt. Lake road and Brink
ley attempted to turn onto the high
way from Cozy row. Both pleaded
guilty to reckless driving before Mag
istrate H. A. Loraditch.
Cars driven by Miss M. L. Long
and John r. Rembold collided at the
Darby intersection on State road last
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-20
Cumberland Jaycee Golfers
Defeat Oakland Club

The Cumberland Junior Association
of Commerce golfers won over the
Oakland Jaycee linksmen last Sunday
at the Cumberland Country club, win
ming ia to avenge d former defeat
on the Oakland course
Carroll Boggs, pro at the Cumber-
land Country club, played for the
Oakland club, who had only nine men,
but his presence was not enough to
give Oakland victory.
Playing for Oakland were Edwin
Lancer, William Gibson, Porter De
Witt, William Naylor, Charles l..
Briner, Jr, W. J. Glenn, W. O. Davis,
H. L. Bittner, Ernest c. Liller The
two latter won the only match for
Oakland
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-20
THE MAGIC OF REALITY

If l could rub Aladdin's lamp,
| would ask two magic keys;
A singing heart, a seeing mind,
Yes, | would ask for these.
For the seeing mind may range afal
Yet be by four walls bound,
And the singing heart remains in
peace,
Though storms may rage around.
Why should seek magician's art &?
The real power is in these:
The seeing mind, the singing heart,
Magic realities.
-Sr NJ. Marguerite, RSM.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-14

i,ibt nar barniif aus, oiefe Der Sic.
lieion al beraliben; iie perildte ibr
ben eieentliGen HcliaionsbaB bei5ns
brinaen. Die antirelieiole @inltelluna
bes golidenismls gebt anb aus ben
IN iiineiter 3eit in anneftierten Sc.
bieten ipie ser gufomina ,mb 8e!i.
.nrabien aneemnnoten Y,etboben ber-
por. Sic SrieIter. Die ibren @la1lben
nibt perlelianeten, ipuroen perbaftet
nno perbannt, Die &irden ipurben III
Geriamml,neslofale peripanoelt. Die
prdhtige &atbeorale bon Gernanti
ipilroe als 8ebiirfnisanItalt fir oie
in Ger Stoot earniionierenoen geIat-
3ungstruppen beripenoet! ,-.'
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NQcrlci aus altr 8elt


2anoes. Dos &ruaifir lit Elm &C.
i6enf bes braiilioniiben &otbolifen
Hamos. ..
sSSn bielen 2Gnbern berbannt 1nan
oas &r,,aifir aug ben S6nlen, unb
an6ers,po itellt man es an Die @aupt=
ltrabe, bamit es aIle Ieben f0nnen.
@iro @briitus in einem 2anoe bers
bromet, 1teiet ct anoerspo ,pieoer ani
oen Sbron. ..~,
X
Sin amerifaniid ider 8iidef aber
&rieesbilfe
ssn einem Sirtenidreiben an one
@lonbieen Der @rabio5eie Milpaufee
onbert li6 @rabildof &ilep I'M Gin
ipeis mf einen Nnsiprn6 Der Grim
Der ,nierer 3epublif: uSm aegenndr=
tieen nns onfeeaipuneenen &riege I'M
teridreiben mir riidboltlos Die Ditto
ridden @orte in Der llnabb0neig-
feitserflGrune: ,Mit felten1 Ser
trouen in Sen Sd,lt Ser gottli6en
8orIebing, perbiireen mir ,ns geeen=
ieitig nnier 2eben, nnier @ieentlm
nno nnlere beili9e @bre." @benio ,pie
uniere Sorboter. bamols ben ,ober=
item Hidter ber @elt'' altm 3en9en ID
res rebten 9oIlens anrufen fonnten
10 fonnen es beute iene, Die bie Sc
ihide MnIerer Station leiten. Bab-
renb fie alles perl,,dten, nm cine
frieolihe 2oiung Der Hrobleme berbei-
amfiibren, bnrb Nusiprade NIT ben
8ertretern ser anereifernationen, bat
iene Station ,ne,1blerii6 uns iiberfal=
len nnb Sanienbe ,nlerer Witbiirger
eetotet.
usSSn >oiefer Idtperen Gage bes 2on=
bes ermobnen mir aue, oen eipieen
Hibter Der, @elt a,t bitten, unlere
5iibrer in bieier &riie 10 su leiten,
bamit es 1,nlerer Notion ipieoerum
ermogli6t tperhe, iene a., beiieeen,
oie borouf aus iino, bie 8elt in Die
&etten Der Sflooerei at ibmieoen. "
X
Die relieiSie Gage in ben fptujet+
rnfIiidem @ebieten
2o,,t &ipa-8eriht neroffentlidt bie
,SSStalio" einen Sonberberi6t Der
Neentur Stefoni iiber sic relieiole
Gage in ben ruliii6en @ebieten. Ser
8eri6t beitatiet sic ipItemotii6e &c
lieionsperfolenng uabreno ser 23iab=
rieen bolldetpiitiiden Serri@aft.
9ie &atbebralen uno &rden fino
bon ben 8olihetpiiten materialifti-
I6en 3tpeden aneefiibrt iporoen, nat4>
Sem iie cine 3eitlane eei6loiien &C.
tueien fin6. sSsn ben fleineren Srte11
iparen oie 9irden @obrunesmittel=
magazine, in oen er0beren- 3entre''
Sbeater ,mo III ben @roBitabten Cit
ser @ottloien. Nireen6s fonnte eine
bem &ultus oienenoe Stride 9efunSer
mer6en; MIR einiee Gpnaeosen tparen
often. 9o6 bos relieioie @efiibl III
i'm @eraen ber uneliidli6en 8ebolfe'
r,,na INNER lebenbig eeblieben. SSsr
MoKen front beute bos 8olf Dor sen
Selbaltoren ser Gelbeeiitli6en aliam
men, in Noiien miro Ser @mpfans SET
81. &aufe berlangt, nno iiberau tow
men bie in ben S6uiern lorefGItil
perboreenen SSsfonen ,uie6er a,,n1 8or
idein. Die S6ulbiiber iperben gan;
ka... hnIfAnAnif4i{G Gn,, % nIi ninn2kof, IN
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Ialider 1atriotismms

I X 4..~
" Talider 1atriotismus >
Inter Yatriotismus perIteben mir
Die &reue nno Mnbdneli6feit au nm
fern 2anoe, oie 10 melt eebt, oab ,pir
bereit iinb, fir bas @obl nnferes
2anbes iebes, aub bas erobte Spfer
at brineen. 9as lit Die llcberseugung
ser Mebrbeit bes omerifoniiden 8ol-
fes. gereinaelt loiien. ii6 furaiid)tiae
Weniben at Sanolnngen berleiten
oie iie tiir patriotil6 balten, aber in
/ ii6 nibt nnr atpedlos, ionoern ioear
nnoorteilboft lino. Daau gebort bie
Manie, @eeenitanbe, oie pormals IN
sSsopan bereeitellt mo importiert NOR
oen, au 5eritoren. Nan bebenft babel
nidt bab bielelben nit amerifani=
i6em @eloe eefouft tporoen, ,,no man
bur6 Die 3erltSruns oerielben iid
.ielbit booen aufiiet.
9ebnlib bate man in @oibineton
NIT Ser 3eritorung Ser befonnten bon
SSopan importierten &iribbdume be-
gonnen. 9em 8onbolismus tpuroe
freilid iofort @inbalt eeboten. @inen
Baum aeritGren lit feline patriotii6e
Sat. IS brinet ,lnierm iapanii6en
&rieaseeener feinerlei Shaoen nnh
trdet ni6t bel CUR @eipinnung bes
Grieaes. Jerner bat ni6t sic iapa-
nii6e &eeier,tna, Dor alien niht Die
eeeentpartiee &rieespartei, bie &irib>
boume eeI6enft, fonbern oas iopa<
niide Bolf. gtun bot bas iapanii6e
8olf niht mebr 6reibeit als bos
oenti6c uno italienii6e 8olt unter
ibrer oiftotoril6en 8eeierune. l1nier
&rieesaiel eebt nidt bobin, bos ia
paniide mo beutlde @olt su bernib=
ten, ionoern bieie goIfer bon ibren
tprannii6en 9eoriidern au befreien.
8ir fompfen fir bie Sreibeit nnb
ben Jrieoen, niht nnr nnleres eiaez
men 2anbes, ionoern m,6 fir Die
8ieoererlanauns Der 5reibeit onoe=
rer beoriidter G6lfer.
X
@&deana Ses Silam?
Ser @ierteliobresf6rift It ,;Sbe 800
Hem 8orlo' entnimmt bie S9meiaer
Gdilopade naditebenoe peiiimiitii9e
3ufunftsproenoie iiber bie Stellune
oes ssilam in ber @elt bon bente:
Der 8erfan bes &olifates Mno
oas S6eitern oler auf feline Mieoer>
beritellune eeri6teten Berin9e biirf-
ten au Dem Shluiie fiibren, bab ber
Han Mobammeoanismus tot lit. 9ie
eruno iasli6e 9altune Der &eeiernng
oer ne,en 9iirfei Mno bic bSaige CD
fuloriiierune ser tiirfiiden 8epublit
fpreben ebenfaus bafiir. 9ie tiirfi=
| ide Yreiie nerurteilt aufs iddrfite ben
Silam nnb ieinen Yropbeten, tpdbrenb
elei6aeitig na6 nnb nod lein reli=
gi0les 8raudtum ,ub feline @ebete
bon Staots ipeeen beriporfen iperoen.
Ser ssilam lit in oen 2anoern, roo ct
einit borberribenb tpar, an einen
@en6epunft aelanet. Sn Ser Siirfei
| iit er im Snnerfen eetroffen, in Sotp-
ietrublano miro ,er berfolet, in Bers
fen .ift er burb aleemeine @ufIeb-
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Sic @pttesmmtter BON 8litihlaa

sSN DCL StulyepLulC pph yAuousu
iara, Nerifo, 1T Dor f,,raem Dos
~@nabenbilo Der .Santiiima 8irgen
bel 8opo" eetront uno Damn in feiere
Hher Gro5eliion in oie Stride bon
SsSefus uno Maria iiberfiibrt iporoen
Gab Ser 2eeenbe lit bas biz au ie>
nem 3eitpunft ioduiaaen nnbeo6tet
sebliebene 8ilb ipdbreno zines Stnr-
mes i'm Sabre 1907 bonn 8lite ee-
trotfen nno ihtper bei6doiet tpor6en.
ginige Sabre ipGter ipnrbe bos Bib
.Snrb einen ne,,en 9lititrobl in lei
ner alien S60nbeit tpieoerbereeiteIIt.
6eit bieiem 3eitpnnft miro bos Bib
als bosieni9e ,,llnierer Sieben Jral
bonn 8libihloo' perebrt.
X
&f eeaen ben llnalanben in Saiti
ssn oen 9orfern @oitis miro ee=
9en,partie Elm enereiiher Selb5ma &C.
gen ben Aberelonben bnr6aefiibrt.
Der bon Sen 2oien beeonnene Selo3ng
beiiet bie 3uftimm'ne bes &leri1a;
er miro a,l iborfen NoBnobmen oer
Drbinoriote 9eeen obereldnbiibe
6trom,,neen fiibren, bic bie Stride IN
&aiti idsper belaItet boben.
X
EricItermoneel in Chile
Ser @r5bii6of bon Santiaeo bot
ben @runbiteiu aum nel1en Seminar
aeleet, bos on sic Stellc oes Dor 100
ssobren BON @rabii6of 2orroin @on-
oorillos erridteten olten @eb0ubes
treten miro. Chile neiit einen srobc=
rem Erieitermoneel anf als onoere
iiioomerifanii6e 20nber. Sir bos
erobe @ebiet bon 286,322 Nuabrot
meiIen iino nur 1900 Yriefter bor<
banoen, popon bie Solfte auslanoer
Sir cine mirfiome YoItorotion ipore
cine 8eroreifa6nne oes &lerus erfor-
0erlib.
,,gatbuIiane Snititnt" in Eoris
,pieber erGffnet
sssn Yoris lit bas fatboliibe sSsn I'll
int mieber eroffnet ,porben. 1000
6tuoenten beiu6en bie bobe Sdule.
Qaroinal Snborot, @rabii6of bon
Yaris, iprod bel bieier @eleeenbeit
Gin ,peepeiienoes 3ort. @r ioete:
u8ir miiiien anriidfebren au ben
familidren nnb f,llturellen Sra6itio-
men Sranfrei6s. g8ir miiiien nns Ell
mem mebr iholoitifden 2ebreone au>
penoen. 3tuei 8biloiopbien fteben
ti6 eeseniiber: Die Ybiloiopbie Der
en5pflopdbiiten uo bie fatboliihe
2ebre. Seute iit Die fotbolii@e 2ebrc
t6rfer.''
Die gnapflopdbiiten, ). b. bic nm
slGubieen 2ebrer, bie Tranfreid su=
srnnoe eerihtet, boben ibre 3eit ee-
babt. Sranfreid tritt in cine nene
Aera, nno oieje Mera miro - fatbo.
hid Iein, nno atpar eana fatboliid.
6olanee Scr tpadere Yetain an ser
6piee Ser 3eeierune it, bot Die TO-
tbolii6e Stride in Jranfrei9 einel'
torfen 8ei6iiber.
X
arnsifix an siner 2anbfrake
@raEliems
2aroinol 2eme oa Silpeira Gintrc
a,n6 Der NpoStoIi5che Y2untius 1cne.
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gp;ttiood, Sen IA. aanar 1912

tnnna aeaen Die arabifde @prnebe afslo
lleberliefernng gefoDrOet. Die geo.
eropbiihe alsbreitlng bes mobam.
meoaniid)en @la,lbens in Afrifa iit
iibertrieben baraeitellt iporoen- Die
iiineiten itatiitiiben @rniittlnn9en
5eieen pielmebr, baB iein Anteil an
Der 8ebolfer,lng in iolt alien @ebie.
ten Noro. nno 3entrolafrifas GERM.
ger iit, als man geoad)t batte. Sur
cine perbdit,lisnldbig fnr5e 3eit lang
Iieb iid cine iortibreitenbe Mobaa,.
meoouiiieruug ipeiter beionifsber BE.
pGlferuneseruppen nadpeiien. Sea,te
lit bie Sitnation cine eana anoere ge-
moroen. Cine iorsfaltige llnterin.
dung, oie in Sierra 2eone, i'm Men.
oelanb, on Der @olbfiiite, i'm NIban.
tisebiet, in Nieeria, i'm franaoiifhen
&olonialsebiet, in oen Broteftoraten
Dobome ,,n6 Toeo foipie al Der 81.
fenbeinfiifte ourdgefiibrt ,pnr6e; sei9t
nit oller Deutlibfeit bob Dem gor.
itoB bes sssflam bier enoeiiltis Salt
eebeten lit unb Dob beute ,peit mebr
@inseborene fit oen bri1tiiben
@louben eeiponnen ,peroen, als es
oen Mobamnseoonern fir ibren gro.
pbeten eelinet. Die tdeliden @ebete
iperoen niht mebr, ,pie es nod Dor
aebn sssabren Der San ,por, reeelma.
Big beobahtet. Die 3abl oer Weffa.
8ileer 1T nneeobtet ber mooernen
Gerfebrserleihterungen bon 25O,00O
ouf $4,000 anriideeeoneen. Meffa
berliert an 8ebeutme, nnb oas Ta.
MADAM 5eit miro iebes Sabr nit ae.
rineerer relieioler Snbrunit eefeiert." "
8cfanntlib era6tsten sic fatboliihen
Miiiionore nod bor ,peni9en SsSobren
ben sSsilam als cine erobe @efabr in
Mfrifa.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-14

Aus faft alien 2dnoern @nropas,
miro elm auberaemobnlih foltes. Din.
tertpetter eemelbet. @ie Der amt.
lide oeutibe &unofunf aus Mailanb
melbet, leiben eon5 Norb< nno 0ait.
telitalien ,,nter elmer iborfen &olte'
ipelle, uno oer Stub Mrno in sSloren5
lei nollig aueefroren. @s bieb, oMdb
GiibitoIien babe erobe S6neefane a.,
peraei6nen eebobt, nno atpar bis
nod Eoranto (im >Mbias bes italie-
niihen Stiefels) BIN. %.
Gin Beridt aus Rabrio faete fer.
ner, elm folter St1rm aug &orben
feee iiber eo1,a Sponien bobin, nnb
beftiee l1ntpetter an Der SiibfiiIte ee.
fdbroeten sic S6tffobrt, beion6ers
in ser StraBe bon Gibraltar.
Die 8alfanlGnoer bGtten ebenfa48
,,nberbaltnismabis fdltes Better be.
rihtet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-14
arasifig an einer 2anSfrake
0raiiliens

2orbinoI 2eme ba Silpeira gintra
,,no Der apoltoliibe Guntius 8cne,
1etto Maiella Aloiii in 8raiilien b.
ben teileenommen an ben Beibeaere-
n,onien fir elm erobes arnoifiS anf
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-14

NeuarftBe &r0ntDetf aaS8epfpOen
| Meratlihen 8eobadhneen ,nS
Seftitell,,neen aufo1ee bat cine ne,,e,
unter Dem aamen uSiitopiosmoie"
beaeidnete epibemiide &ranfbeit in
elmer @eibe bon Staaten fi6 berbrei.
tet. Ser grreeer berIelben 1T Elm
Hila uno sic &ranfbeit lit az SO
8roaent toblia Beobabtet ,puree
bieielbe auerit int Sabre 1906 in
Yanama, aber in ben Ser. Stoaten
lit fie erit ieit a'uei sssabren in gro.
berem llmfonee oufeetreten. Bis iett
in6 so @rfronf1neen ee'neloet nor.
oen, aumeiit irn mittleren Sell Der
Staaten, bon Midiean a,,n Coli.
Die &ranfbeit berer0bert Die 2e-
BET ,m6 bie Wfila. 8lutarmut fett
elm, man aab1t 3u tpeniee tpeibe Blut.
forper6en uno man6mal miro pie
Sbleimabion6erung in Naie ,,no
Mun6 geitort. Das ein5ige ,pirfiame
Mittel boeeeen lit Antimon=Snlfib.
! oas in Jlorioa oneeipanbt ,puroe.
Evening star., 1942-02-11
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

Some of the old-time hand-writ-
ten books are to be seen in mu-
ssllms today If you are ever able
to look at them. be sure to do so.
You will be amazed to see how
nGatly some of them were written.
Other books of the Middle Ages
were not so well done. The writers
were careless; they made small
changes in what they were copy
ing. That is one reason there are
disputes about the proper wording
Of the Bible.
II you had to make dozen pic
lures of the same kind you prob
ably would become tired. Of the
task. That often happened to
artists of the Middle Ages They
were told to make pictures for
many copies Of the same book.
1t was news from China which
gave the artists a way to make
their work less tiresome. The Chi
nese knew the art Of making wood
cuts"
A wood cut" is a block of wood
with a picture carved on it. II
the wooden picture is covered with
Ink it will make q print when
pressed against paper.
The Chinese printed pictures with
wood cuts, and travellers brought
news of the custom to Europe
about 500 years ago.
This was q common way Of max
ing the cuts: