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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-06

Marks Time
Few Assemblymen
Attend Saturday
Session; Liquor
And Wine Bills Next

Raleigh, Feb. 6.-(AP)-Thc
General Assembly marked time
today in another brief Saturday
session for consideration of local
bills only. as opposing sides OH
the wine -COntrOl and liquor ref
"rcndum measures marshalled
strength for showdown fights
nest week.
only ID aSSCmblymCn were pres
"ni Tor indnv's brief session. which
was adjourned until q p. m., Mon
day. The senate received no new
DIS ana passed six local ones. This
house received one new bill and
passed two. relating 10 disposition
al liquor funds in New Hanover and
Durham counties.
RCprcSC Price of Ruthcr-
lord, sponsor of the bill proposing
Il statewide referendum on Liquor
next November ,, said public hear
my ON the measure would be held
Thursday afternoon by the commit
tees on propositions and grievances.
headed by Representative Brawley
of Durham.
The wine control measure, design
ed 10 set UP u now State division,
with authority over the manufac-
turc, transportation and sale of wine,
Is scheduled To be put before the
house ON final reading when the
Weekend recess il ended Monday
night. II passed second reading $3.50
yesterday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-06
Both Sides
Suffer Loss
In Solomons

Washington. Feb. G-(AP)-Both
japanese and American air and sur
face forces have suffered moderate"
IT,. Sos IN the developing new battle
for the solomon Islands, Secretary
Knox reported today.
TIE Navy secretary told a press
conference that there was so far
nothing specific TO indicate the exact
Japanc-c objective in renewing vio-
lent activities throughout the Solo
mons area and nc added that the
size ul the force the enemy might
eventually throw into the fight also
was no; knOwn.
The action {, still Gin the prelimi-
nary STAGE" Knox said. but the va
riCus activi'ies now in progress
"would ordinarily precede an en-
gagemcnt of some size"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-06
Army Airmen
Die In Crash

Grecnvillc S. C.. Feb. 6-(AP)-
Public relations officials at the
GrccnviIlc Army air base today dis
closed that II men were killed in the
cra,h of two Army medium bomberS
M farm twelve miles south Of
Ncwbcrry. S. G.. late yesterday The
victims included the crews Of the
twu bOmbcrS. which were flying in
formation on = routine training
flight from Tampa, Fla. officials
said.
Other planes in the formation ar
rived Il their base safely. a board
Of Officers was assigned TO investi-
gate the crash which was believed
caused when the two machines col
lidCd. However, officials here said
They had not been able TO confirm
the report that a collision preceded
the crash.
Air base officials said the crash
occurred at 4:30 p. m.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-06
Nazi Escape
From Rostov
Threatened
London Hears Report
Of Russian Troops
Storming Into Suburbs
Of Rostov Itself
On The .AH%NcinIlH pl,v.

(By The As%ocjn'cd Prrss)
Soviet dispatches pictured
the Red armies as knitting down
through the DOnct$ river basin
today in Il sickle Ike sweep to
cut off the escape route of 25n.-
600 German troops al Rostov.
and London heard without con-
firmatiOn thai Russian shock
troops were now Storming into
the suburbs Of Rostov itself.
London advlccS declared that at
some points the Russians We're with
in five miles of the city proper. Dis
patches yesterday put The Russians
30 miles south of RoStov at the
nearest point.
On other fronts in the European
conflict, little change wa, noted.
In TuniSia. the German radio
reported that American and Fri
fish troops launched wave after
wave 0f attacks against axis
strong points southwest of Point
du FahS. 80 miles below TuIiis.
and had torn small breaches i'm
the German lines.
Latest adviccs from Licutcnan,
General Dwight y. Eisenhower;
headquarters said allied troops had
been di$lOdged a: pyiu; six miles
south of Boa Arada. in the same
area.
Yves Gallagher. Associated Pres;
| correspondent % the TUui-ian front.
disclosed that IL the past few weeks
the axis forces have SWcllcd 10 per
haps 10000 troops and lhat the
allied army ''prOD"bIy Is consider
ably less in numbers"
In Russia. the lightning pace
set by the Red armies racing
south and west across The Doncts
river valley threatened To repeat
the German military dcbacIc at
Stalingrah. where 100000 nazi
troops and their satellites were
annihilatcd.
Red army headquarters said the
point of the Russian sickle" was
now only 100 miles north of the Sea
of AZov, in position To- strike down
to the sea west of Rustov. and de-
clarcd that Soviet columns were adj
vancinG aS much rs 81 miles day.
Battle dispatches said the Russian
armies leading this great new Of
fcnSivc were smashing German com
munication routes, Hnnih!latinG trap
ped German garriSOnS and Threaten
ing vast cncirClcmcnt Of uaZi strong
points in tho Dpncts basin.
Soviet forces also were closing in
on some 2OO.O0O axis soldiers cut
,,EF /.
RoStov.
Rcd Army columns were reported
only twClycS miles from the Sea Of
AZov in this brcTkthrOu2h To split
the axis Causiun armies. and London
military analysis suggested that the
Germans might abandon RoSiov it,
self rather than risk another Stain
grad cntrapmCnt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-06
SEVEN FLIERS KILLED
IN CRASH OF BOMBER

Clinton. H.. Feb. 6-(AP)-A
twin-cngincd Army plane crashed
and burned on farm about seven
miles southwest Of Clinton late last
night and Coroner John Harrington
Of Dewitt county announced after
examining the wrcckagc that seven
men. apparently all on board, had
lost their lives.
The home base Of tho ship and the
names of the victims were not i'm.
mCdiaLcly announced.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-06
Profit Taking
Hurts Stocks

New York. Fcb. 6-(AP)-Thc
tendency 10 pocket profits stalled
recovery for many stocks in today'S
market. Volume for the two hours
WAS around 100000 shares.
General Motors registered lis best
mark for more than year: Mont
gomery Ward. Sears RocbuCk and
Standard Oil of N. J. established
lGI2-I3 tops.
DUPONT skiddcd as the company'S
preliminary 1912 statement indicated
net of S5.07 a share compared with
S7.I9 the year before.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-06
Administration Faces
Major Test Of Strength
Salary Limit
ActionDe


Washington. Feb. 6-(AP)-
The House ways and means com
mlttcc today delayed action for
Il week on proposal TO nullify
President Rooscvelts S25,00O net
limitation on individual earned
income, after the Chief EXecu-
tive asked an opportunity to sub
init his views.
The President expressed hope
that Congress would not amend
a pending measure to boost the
statutory debt limit from SIPS
600, 00G.OOO To S2lO.O0O, 600. 900.
The plan TO nulliiy the salary
order had been advanced as a
proposed rider to the debt limit
bill.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-06
|BreretOn
In Command

Cairo. Feb. 6-(NrD-NTuior Cen
eral Lewis H. I;rcrctOu. commander
Of u. S. air forces IN tho Middle
Fast. has succeeded Lieutenant Gen
cral Frank NJ. Andrews as comman-
der of all American forces in this
area. il was announced today.
General Andrews IS The new com
mandcr of 4. s. forces in the Euro.
pcan theatre. Ills appointment tc
succeed Lieutenant General Dwigh,
D. Eisenhower. now commander in
chief in French North Africa. was
disclosed III London yesterday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-06
British Subs
Sink Four
Axis Vessels

london. Feb. = (NP) 49, Three
h oie axis supply Ship ard y tanker
.,"Ve p""n SUM, and another supply
s;.p Icit III flames by British subma-
,hn'S ~ hc ccutral Mediterranean.
Wv numirhlty announced today.
on'h t"rpcdocS and gunrirC were
~ IN the cries rr attacks. four of
.,a were reported made IN 81
na go very CIu.c iuShurC urr the
ssst'rn Tuuistan coast" under the
r, " AXIS shore baitcriC..
a -" admiralty commuuiuIc aid
la uSh submarine had also sur.
In c,o" ~. horc near Cotrouc on
bnr,, sol, nf III" Italian hoot and
nam, ",ncd & railway bridge. scoring
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-06
Canned Milk.
.ToBeRationed

Washington. Feb. G-(NpO-Ea-
tioning of canned milk. it wa> learn
cd today. Will begin IN about three
months.
Shortages of cvaporatcd milk have
appeared in many l"cartlr.. due
partly 10 large demands Of the armed
services and lcnd-lcHsc. and ration
ing' has been regarded hero a. in,
rvitablc. Food administrator Claui
Il. WiCkard already has assigned pow
rrS for tho taSl; Ia the Office Of
price administration.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-06
Court Upholds
Death Verdict

Cincinnati. Feb. G. l.NlD -
The L. =. circuit court of appeals
today upheld Il Detroit district
court death sentence ON AjJN Ste
phan for allcgcdly aiding a Ger
man aviator in his flight from Il
Canadian prison camp.
L. S. District Judge Tuitlc
ordered Stephan, Il restaurant
owner. la he hanged November
Is. 1912. after his conviction for
hdrburlng and giving aid 10 Hans
Peter krug Of the German air
force. The sentence Is stayed
pending an appeal.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-06
Showdown Expected
On Salary Limitation
Order; WPB Draft
Plan Is Opposed

Washington, Feb. 6.-(AP)--
AS American diplomats cooked
Skcptical eyebrows nj axis pcac>
offensive reports and the actual
cash cost of IIitlcr'S rampage
came home to the nations capt.
tai. the potential resistance 10
the administration in the split
strength war Congress began 10
show plainly today.
kcynuting the weekend calm be-
fore what doomed a. the busiest
week un Capitol Hill since the new
session started were these signs OF
storm:
|. \ showdown on the drive
TO repeal President ROOscvciiS
S25.00G salary limitation order.
=. Strenuous opposition To the
war manpOWcr commissions
plan TO draft fathers from mon
essential" jobs;
3. Expressions of fear that
federal agencies are seeking
more wartime men. materials
and shipping than the nation can
possibly supply.
Meanwhile. diplomatic observers
looked aSkancc nj European rlmOrs
Of Il possible peace offensive by Ger
many. although they did regard
negotiation of peace between Fin
land ON the one hand and Russia
and Finland and Britain. on the 9TH
cr. dS Il possibility.
y Republican move. claiming
some Democratic support. i'll the
House ways and means committee
dug up the old rider" strategy &c
threaten the Presidents wartime
salary limitation order. Facing a
showdown today, the attempt to at
tach repeater to the measure rails
ing the national public debt ceiling
had the backing of at least ono Dem
uCrat-Rcprcscntativc Disney of Ok
who termed il Il "rCvOlt
against government by directive" II
the action would face Mr..
with the dilemma of de-
Gliding between repeating his own or
der or vCtoing the new debt author
:IatiOn.
The House military committee
scheduled hearings for next week on
Il bill by Representative kilday.
Texas Democrat, which would block
Ihc WINGS drafting plan by
defcring men with dependents ano
putting draft quotas OH a statewide
oasis
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-06
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
nv LYNN NISRET.

Raleigh. Feb. 6--When the full
committees on agriculture met in
Joint session Thursday TO hear re-
ports of the various subcommittee.
II developed that the marketing pro-
gram and hog cholera control were
regarded as matters OF most vital
concern to rural North Carolina right
now.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-06
Marketing And Hog Cholera
Lead Agricultural Program

The full committees adopted re-"
ports of all The smaller groups sup
porting requests for additional
money for agricultural work. In
most instances these requests we're
for ALLEGATION Of money paid by the
farmers in numerous inspection fees
for direct agricultural work, much
of which has been diverted TO Other
purposes. The State museum, credit
Continued on Page Five)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-06
Eisenhower Heads
African Theatre
Separate War Theatre
Created, With u. S.
General as Chief
Of All Allied Forces

Allied Headquarters in North
Africa. Feb. 6-tAP-EStabliSh-
mcnt Of north Afritln theatre
OF operations was announced to-
day by allied force headquarters.
with Lieutenant General Dwight
ID. Eisenhower as commander i'm
chief Of all allied forces.
Creation -! the separate north
African theatre relieves Eisenhower
Of hls Joint command over the Ell.
fopclu theatre of operations. which
now Is a separate unit under Lieu
tenant General Frank NJ. Andrews.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-06
CHURCHILL LEAVES
TRIPOLI BY PLANE

CAIRO. Feb. 6-tAP)-Primc
Minister Churchill. following up
ms CaSablanca and Turkish par
leys with surprise visit To the
British eighth army in the field
and triumphant parade through
IrInoli. has winged away TO
another undiscloScd destination.
Churchill spent Wednesday night
al General Sir Bernard NoutGum-
eryS headquarters outside TrIpoli
II was announced last night. and
ueh entered the city clad III tho
que uniform of an air commodore
!" review empire and American
troops III the PiaZZu d'IialTa Thurs.
uay' lie left there by plane Friday
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-06
BULLETIN

Los Angeles, Feb. G-(AP)-
FrrOl Flynn was acquitted today
of three counts of statutory rape.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-06

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03

ertpdblt gum ,,Mann Mariens".
slusgeitattet nit beionberer 8naof
lnb jl1ngfrduliber Geinbeit, 1pl1rOe e,
als @atte Ser Sitter unb 3euge be'
inmerndbrenoen Slngfrani6aft Wo
riens. 9iele Gbe Solepbs nit 0tario
mar eingebitut in bas ipunoerbarC
8ebeimnis Ser 0eenidneroung Gbri-
iti. Sic mar aufgebaut ouf ser gr.
fenntnis ser gegenleitieen Seiligfeit.
Sic poll5og iib IN ser geri6n1el5unl
Ser Ser5en. Sic bate ais ,.3iel 81;
Siebe 5un1 gottliden &inbe.
Gie 8attenlie6e 5tpiI6en Waric
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lt6 gang 5rm Spter bradte. Sir 0ta=
ria uno oas gottli6e~ &ino in ibren1
S6loB gebt er Ser6erge iu6en in
Bethlehem. I'm bas &ino uno ieine
Wflltter Dor Sem Moroplon bes Serp.
oes 51 ibiiben, perlabt er bic Seilnat.
Sir Selus uno 0earia ibafft er Gag
iiir Gag an Der t5obelbanf llnb auf
Sem Mrbeitsplas.
Der gottlibe &eilano ielbIt ebrte IN
Soiepb ben gater. gr mar ibm l,l1-
tertan fragfe i'm, lieB iib bon ibnl
llnterri6ten uno madte i'm 5u ieinem
2ebrpater i'm Sanoperf.
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Gin Gertreter Ser sliioc. 8reiie Dor
te in einen Sofioer Hunbfunf, Mini=
iterpralibent Sibefi Soio babe i'm ia-
pantheon Sberbaus erfldrt: SD
fiiblte falten S6peiB am 9fiiden ber~
unterlaufen, als Elm iapaniider Sort
boi auf Der Sabrt na6 Wealapa 5tuei
Sage Dor oem @ngriff auf 8earl Sar=
bor entoedt tpuroe. unb babe feiu
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ousltdten eebabt." 0ie 5Gg fing Sen
fir Seimperbrol16 beitimn1ten 8eridt
auf.
Soio erfldrte ipeiter, Sapan lei 1pe=
gen ser u1,nb0fliden Saltrng" Ser
amerifonii6en 9fesierrng eegen oie
Il. g. 1,no gnglanb IN Ben &rieg &C.
5ogen.
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9ieie gateriteaung lit bie eieen.
tiinlide 8roBe ct. Soiepbs unb madt
i'm na6 Ser Mutter 9pttes sr Dem
Seiligen ser Gbriitus am ndbIten
itebt.
9ie >5neite @iirbe Oes III. Soiept
liegt in ieinen 8e5iebungen sur Got
tesn1lttter. Gom 81. @eiIte tpurbe er
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nno. Soiepb mar 10 groB, baB iie tic
er, lnadtiger llno treuer nid)t gebadt
tperoen fann, neil lie gehGbrt tpl1roe
,aus iibernatiirli6em binmliideu
8orn. oSier mar Ser Seilige 8eiit
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amber fettete." slls @atte mar SSolep0
fir Waria cine itarfe Stiite, Elm treuer
8erater uno Srolter in alien 2ebenss
lagen.
6ragen mir uns nun, iparl1m 8ptt
geraoe Sen einfahcn Monn aus Dem
S5auie Iapios 5u Oieier boben Stel=
lung i'm grloilmgsmcrfe ber,fen bot,
10 miilen mir frogen, neil er Der
Mann naG Dem Ser5en @ottes mar.
ct. Soiepb beiaB Ben Geibtrln 1tno
Sen SeelenaOel, Der allein bel 8ott
in bie @aglbale folt. Gr 5eicbnete lid)
aus b1rb portrefflid)e gigenlduitclt
oes 3eiltes lno Oes er5ens.
ct. Solepb mor Elm gan5er Mant
in aftpollem Sanoeln III Ger @erf=
itatt, auf Heiien lno i'm Serfebr nit
BEN Meni6en. Ct ban0elt nit Sling
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ten, oenen Sic IF. Sumilie altsgelctt
lit. 9Pit @eiltesgegenmart meiltert ct
bie Sadlage in aufregenOen Gor=
fommnillen. Slls CT Sen 8efebl sur
6lu6t erb0lt, ga boren mir nihts ppn
ltnrl1be, sngit 1lno &lage ST bebt
ni6t in Sdpode 5uriid Dor Sen @fiib-
ieliefeiten Ser 9teiie. Ct bonoelt nit
ser &raft beber5ter Seelen.
&ein 8unber, boB bie gloubigc
Gbriltenbeit oieien groben Seiligen 10
bod perebrt. Sein sSeit miro allerorts
feierli6 begangen. &ircben unO fird=
Iide gereine tragen ieinen Name1
1,no falt in ieoer fatbolii6en 6amilie
bangt iein 9ilo an ser @ano. Sit es
nid)t lelbltperl lt0nbli6, bab bas So-
1epbspertrauen unter uns Gbriltcn 10
groB lit? @ie f0nnte @ott bem, oeu
er ielbIt 10 boh erboben, eine 9ittc
beriagen! @ie f0nnte GbriItus ieinen
geliebten Gatcr, Dem er auf groen
untertnn mar, i'm Simmel llnerhort
loiien? Iorlm biirfen mir ct. So=
lepb llnlere 9lnliegen pertrauenspou
ancnpieblcn. Ct fcnnt ia genalL mas
>os 2e6en uno Sen 9latag bei6pert.
@eben mir 5u SoIepb, oem Gater ser
e(rn1cn, ben Sdut ser 9feiienoett
oem S6irmberrn Ser 9lrbeiter 11no
anotperfer, oen Hatron Ser Sterben=
ben! slber pergeilen mir babel nidt,
baB uns ct. Solepb aus Gorbilo iein
miI, oamit mir nitt MIR Gbrilt1s unO
feline @naoe in nnS bitten, ioOern Oub
g6riItus in uns tpadle rnb eritorfe.
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st. Soiepbs=Monat

rbiider gater 5lt ieinen1 Ginbe baben
.anu. 0afiir bietet uns Die Sl. S1rift
oollgiiltige 8eipeiie. Seius par ser
Mittelpnnft ieines 9enfens uno Guns.
Die 2iebe gu ibm lno 81 Mtaria mar
St. Soiepbs 2ebensaufgabe, Ser er
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leH DtN UteIeHl 9TDBef 9eIlIgen ge=
iDeibten Monat Mdr5. gs gibt tpobl
fem mannliber Name, Ser iotpobl bon
8atbolifen als audi bon Ni6tfatboli.
fen 10 bepor5ugt miro, als Der Name
Soiepb Sauienbe bon airden unc
snltalten, ia gan5e 2anber baben ben
bl. Solepb 5u ibren Sbuspatron er
1pablt. Dieie bon @ptt ielblt 10 bod
erbobenen Seiligen bat bie Stride bon
ieber Dor alien anoern Seilieen in
ibrer gerebrung bebor5ugt. Sic bat
5n oeiien Gbren bret Geite eingelebt:
am 49, Mara lit ser eigentlide sselt-
tag, Ser bon Baplt Gregor benz Sed-
oebnten eingefiibrt poroen lit; an
%: Sanuar miro oos Jelt ieiner Ser
mabllng ,unb am 3. Counting nod
Sltern iein S6usfeit gefeiert.
S6on in oen Sdriften ser airben.
lebrer finoen mir Spuren bon elmer
tpadienoen 8erebrl1ng bes Ndbrpaters
Gbri1ti. Die ,,adfolgenben Sabrbun=
berte pertieften ,lno erlpeiterten sic
2iebe rno oas Gertrollen 5ll oetn be-
ibeioenen eiligen. GoIf, 9idter mno
9unitler, 8rieiter uno Bapite erbobten
iein anieben. 8eionoers ser FL. Ser
narbin bon Siena, Die III. 5berelia uno
Der bl. 5ran5 bon Gales ertparben lth
Veroienite btr1 Die 8erbreitung ser
Soiepbsperebrung. SIM Sabre 1870
proffonnierte 8apIt Bius Der geelulte
ibn 5um Sbubpatron~ unlerer I'll. Sir
de. 8eneoift Der 5iini5ebnte bat 5ll
ieiner gbre cine eigene Hrdfation por-
geidrieben.
Ser fl. Soiepb bat elm Mnre6t aui
11nlere yerebrllnG einmal ipegen iei-
ner Stelung inn grl0il1ngsperfe
Gbrilti nno gum anoern tpegen leiner
berporragenren Suge11oen.
Gie Overwhelming oes fl. Solepb
i'm Seilsplan @ottes mar feline ge-
rnfuna gum .Shutpnter Seiu' 1lno
gum ,,Mann Mariens'.
Satte @ott oie Meni6beit gefragt
Inn ben Sflegebater ieines Sobnes,
10 bdtte iie ipobl gemeint, oab MIR elm
Shirt bes bimmlii6en ofes, Elm gn=
gel piiroig iei, Sitter oes fleiidge=
tuoroenen @ottes 5l1 tperben. Gum
ipeniglten aber ipdre in BEN slugen
Der 8elt nur ein rei6er irbilder
Serri6er in 8etra6t gefommen, bie
8flegl6aft bes eingeborenen @ottes-
iobnes auf @rben au iibernebmet1.
llnb oo6 mablte Der 6err Ser @elt
ben arnen Mrbeiter aus ser 3int=
merperfitatt 81. Na5aretb, bamit er
bem unenbli6en @ott, Der in @inoes>
seitalt erI6einen foate, 1eine pflegen.
De Gorge unb biite1oe 2iebe i6enfte.
8elber Gor5ug! 8el6 erbabene
@iiroe oes bl. Soiepb! Da trat er
io5ujagen an Die: Stelle bes etpigen
@ottes, erbieH eine 8erltfung, oie nur
burd bie 8iroe Der Muttergottes
iibertroffen tporoen lit. sUtit Dem III
BEN gaternamen ipuroe er bon hem
genonnt, ser u@otf bon Gott, Si6
bonn. 2i6t, mabrer @ott bonn tpahren
@otte' mar. l1no bieier Same 8ater
mar fir BEN bl.. Soiepb fein leerer
bloBer Sitel. 8on Ser etpigen Siebe
Gott gaters au ieinem upielgeliebten
Sobn" tpar ols @nabenbor5ug ein
gang beionberes WaB Dem irbii6en
Stenpertreter bes etpigen Gaters &C.
aeben fpproen. 0as lit tpar nid,t an~
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Grit bos relatipe llebermoB Ihafft
bas Gift ioipobl I'M leibli6en 1pie i'm
geiltigen @enlliie.
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gu aus 9abios Stamm geboren,
8ralltigam ser Sungfrau rein,
8ilt bon Seius auserforen
Bflegepater ibm 5u iein.
Seilger SSoiepb, mir audi biete
9eine bdterlide Sano
lln0 beltanoig bebiite
Mid, bein &ino, Dor Siino' uno
Sdano!
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s@er NIT iid ielbit i'm 9riege ltebt,
fann oltb onoern ni6t Sen Srieoen
bringen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03

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Evening star., 1943-07-04
Why Nautical Men
Reckon Speed of
Ships by Knots

Have you ever wondered why the
speed of ship is reckoned in knots,
rather than in miles per hour? Most
people have, and the explanation is
q very interesting one.
1t is rather startling to think that
Christopher Columbus had abso-
lutely no way of telling how fast his
ship was travelling, nor how far it
had gone But about a hundred
years after the discovery of Amer
lea navigators began to use log. v
This log was a piece of wood which
was tossed over the stern of the
ship into the water Attached to it
was long cord, with knots tied in
1t at regular intervals.
AS the ship sailed on, the piece OF
wood would remain stationary be-
hind it, and a sailor standing on the
ship would let the line attached to
the log" run out through his hands,
BY counting the number of knots in
the cord that slipped through his
fingers in a certain period of time,
he then was able to figure the speed
OF the ship.
Now, the knots were SO placed on
the string that the number of them
that would pass through the sailor
hands in minute, equaled the
number of miles per hour that the
ship was travelling. 1t is easy to see,
therefore how the word knot" came
to be used as nickname of the
nautical mile.
On modern steamships, of course
the speed is judged by instruments
that record the revolutions of the
propeller.