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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-07
Traction Co. Seeks To
White1Uash Tragedy
Girl, 5, Latest Victim of Toledo's
Transportation System

Riding on Community Traction Co, buses and troleys
has become major hazard for Toedoans in the light of
bus and trolley tragedies which have cost the lives
of three people within the past several weeks Latest victim
of Community Traction Co. carriers 5-yearold Lucy
Marie Duesing of 1850 Charestown fSe who killed
in bus accident April g.
Efforts of Walter Wilcox Community Traction Co. at
torney to whewash Coroner F. G. Krefs inquest which
was held April 90 with declaration that the chids foot
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-07
Aviufion Products
Negotiations
Are Opened

Negotiations were opened this
week between Local II, UAW-CIO,
representing workers of the Avia-
ton Products Division of the Elec-
trio Auto-Lite Co., and the CONT
pany management.
Contract negotiations were op-
ened between the company and
Union following receipt of word
from Walter E. Taag, of the Re-
gional National Labor Relations
Board, denying the petition of the
AFL asking for hearing based
on AFL claims of membership.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-07
Roosevelt B|ames UNIV
Officials As Mine Strike Ends
Union Calls 15-Day
Truce Before FDR Talk
By Federated Press

WASHINGTON, May Fifteen minutes before Presi-
dent Rooseets scheduled radio talk of Sunday night
the air. John L. Lewis head of the United Mine Workers.
issued backtowork order to than 100000 striking
coal miners the basis of 15day truce during which the
Union will negotiate contracts with the government
Dsregarding the truce President Roosevelt ahead
with his speech without making any changes in it. He ap
peaed to the patriotism of the miners in 27 states and
pressed confidence that they will march shoulder shoulder
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-07
BULL ETIN

Governor Bricker's tax bill was
voted down Wednesday, May 5,
by the House Taxation Commit
tee. BY decisive vote. the COM
mittee refused to send the bill
to the House for consideration.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-07
CIOBoard
Is Called
In Crisis
Cleveland Scene of
Important Meeting

WASHINGTON (FP) - Clio
President Philip Murray April 20
called an extraordinary meeting of
the CIO executive board for May
ID in Cleveland to consider the
"very serious crisis" which has de-
veloped with reference to our ma
tional economic stabilization policy
as enunciated by President Roose-
velt."
He proposed that the CIO "mob-
ilize its membership and the en-
tire nation" either to carry out
the Presidents order and roll back
prices to Sept. Is, 1912, levels, or
make the necessary wage adjust
ments to meet the increased cost
of living.
Developments Are Failure
"The recent executive order of
President Roosevelt" said Murray,
directed a firm stabilization of
prices and rollback to the level of
Sept. Is, 1912. The developments
to date are a complete failure on
the part of Economic Director
James +. Byrnes, Administrator
Prentiss Brown of OPA and Ad-
ministrator Chester Davis of Food
Administration, charged with re-
sponsibility in carrying out the
order"
He spoke of repeated conces-
sions to certain elements by fur
ther increases in prices, refusal to
permit the War Labor Board to
make wage adjustments in ine-
qualities to protect efficiency and
morale of our workers." and the
arbitrary directives against labor"
with which administrative agencies
seek to hide their own failures.
Raps Congress
Congress has also demonstrated
complete disregard for the war
effort" said Murray, by knocking
out incentive payments to farmers
in the appropriations bill, denying
funds to Farm Security Admin
istration and repeating his hmita-
tion on salaries after taxes to
$25, 900.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-07
France Foundry Is
Restrained by NLRB

In sweeping decision April 28 the National Labor Re-
ations Board issued series of orders the France Foundry
Machine Co. sustaining the petition of Local IL, UAWCIO,
charging the company with unfair labor practices
Principal of the orders handed down in the NLRB drec-
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-07

management Of
the Toledo Steel
Pro d ucts Co.
have stalled on
every point, be-
ginning with the
first and ending
with the / a s t
section. 1t re-
fuses to recog-
nize our griev-
ance proce dure
which every sim
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-07
attention AutO-
Lite Workers

Special Auto-Lite Unit Meet
ing.
Place-Civic Auditorium
Date-Sunday, May 8.
Time-2:00 p. m.
Subject: Discussion of prob
lens pertaining to Stickney
Ave-, plant.
Note: Admittance by men,
bership card or attendance
receipt only.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-07
Reuther Here

Walter Reuther JAW In
ternational Vice President will
speak Friday night at the
Willys-O s-Overland Unit meet
ing in the Civic Auditorium
on current problems arising
out of the war.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-07
Bricker Insists
On His Iur Bill
Special to The Toledo Union journal

COLUMBUS, o., May 5.-Concerted efforts of Governor
Brckers adherents to get his pet piece of legislation of
the Taxation Committee to the House floor evidenced
here last night when spokesman for the made a
peaS for the bill to repeal the sales tax food sold
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-07
Unions
7 axe Part
In ParIey
CIO and AFL Speakers
To Speak for Labor

Representatives Of the CIO and
AFL will take prominent part in
the Toledo Forum on Peace Prob
lens, Saturday afternoon, May 8,
in the Doermann Theatre, Univer-
sity of Toledo.
Edward Ruffin, director, Toledo
Industrial Peace Board, who will
act as chairman Of the labor Sec
ton, which will have as its sub
iect, "Labor's Place in Postwar
World, announced Thursday that
five Of the participants will be
Robert Burkart, international re-
preventative, UAW-CIO Edward
Duck, educational director, Local
II, UAW and Thomas Burke, vice.
president, Local Il, UAW; Earl
Cation, general secretary, AFL,
VIM. Sturm, regional director, AFL,
and Walter Guntrup, former editor
Of the Union Leader, AFL publica-
ton.
Large Attendance Expected
81 don't know yet what theme
the discussion will take, Mr.. Ruff
fin stated, "but l believe the panel
members will develop their theme
rather than the chairman"
Mr.. Ruffin expressed the opinion
that the labor discussion would
cover the general thought that
workers should retain all the gains
made over the past decade, and
that there should be rapid change
over to peace production. Questions
of unemployment will no doubt
come in for considerable discus
sion.
In view of the great interest
which labor has in the peace settle
ment and its position following
the war, it is felt that there will
be large labor turnout for the
discussions.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-07
Stalled
At Steel ProductsCo.

Contract negotiations which have been under the Toledo
2 UAWCIO and the Steel Products
January have reached masse which
awaiting hearings officer to unscrambe.
Cyrus Martin representing UAW company of
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-07

stalling on all points and of trying
to force a company union contract
ON its workers. Martin said, "The
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-26
New I axiLaws
Are Enacted
Daily Dispatch Bure,p
In III" Sir Walter Hotel
By LYNN NISBET

Raleigh. March 26-Govcrnirg h,a
les Of cities and towns Throughout
the st.t2 are getting ready for nn
furccmcnt f more rigid con,ni So,
taX:cabs. under terms of m VI.
adopted by The recent lcrisl,,mn v'
giving them increased au,hHr;,v wy.
such regulation. '''
The act requires all opcrot,,.s ~,
,a"iclbS TO get permit rrn,n ,h W.
municipal board. and provides INV,
>Uch permit may be denied "a nm,,
o"."r'Dr or driver who has been ,.|,:
vic,cd Of a'felony. Or of violo,i,n -,
g.. - II" Laws rrgr"dng nr,,.
tiiutI0H. liquor or drugs. pcrr,;,.
prcviouSt issued may be rcynl,,J 10 ="
,ar srnc grounds. Local rovo,.,,i,,t
boards may lSo require cabs In n''t,
schedule Of fares. as well as nm, idom
LITIGATION card for HE drivc,. hr,r;,,',
his picture. rngcrpri"tS. and " ,"'s
descriptive matter ''''''
municipalities are permitted IN
ChaSgc Il license fec uf moi -, ~, Il, !"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-26
New Coop
Deals In Eggs

haleish, March 26.-Added TO the
pooSt III ceiling price for eggs laid
~ NoEth Carolina hens, urganizn-
Won oi large cooperative egg and
'oui'ry marketing concern al Dur
nam augurS better DAYS ahead for
Doth growers and users of pouliry
products. Hs
Charter was issued Thursday fin.
me Cooperative Egg and Poultry
marketing Association, lncornorntnG
Principal offices are al Durham, an,
iieorPoratorS arc officials OF the
SeNerai farmer coopcrativeS which
nave Decn working together and
win the federal food distribution
program IN marketing eggs.
recent increase i'll ceiling price.
while making eggs cost more parad-
oNlcaily will make them easier IN
get next winter. This state export.
eggs IN summer: that's where thu.
marketing cooperative will aid. Egp,
are imported i'll winter. and until las.
week with ceiling price three cents
Il dozen under that in Virgin, +,
would have been almost impossib;r
u OBTAIN eggs from out-oT-stat,
sources. Both deals were sponsored:
Dv the marketing division i'm ,hr
9'a'e Department OI Agriculture.
Some idea Of the magnitude cI The
egg BUSINESS III this state may be got
len irom thc fact tina; FDA operate,
live large cGg tracks, with hauling
capacity Of 400 crates each, i'm the
STATE. They have been COLLECTING
around 900 ccatc.-9.OOO dozen
eggs Gay. Purpose of the new cor
po:"tion Is 20 provide financing for
inc handling q: eggs and central
clearing hGuS" lur records.
Participating il the deal arc ;hv
fai iirrS Cooperative f.EchaI.gr of
kait Igh, the F;Glr Mutual r.Xciian,c
1T Durham and the Davidson Cu,unly
Ram E"c!i;n;:v IL ThumaSvillc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-26

town ~ Tb e'e IN, cab operated in the
bu; many ny c ari is effective April i,
pared ord,n r,r,es have already pre-,
media,elv af,nSseS Tor adoption mn
Mn, me North Carolina ie,a,
municipalities has sent - league al; OF
o odF Owns sample copies Of r., mem, mem
w ordinance, permit and ;d.~ ousseS-
=. non card. Reports are ~, ,h;a ,
3 Is beng prett.' generally ns ss , ,';,,
''r.T,'e -, changes To Fl, i,n.I WIN
,,oi ne new law gives the civ cons
no! over within five mil.s ~ WI ,n,
olporate limits. Some ordim,," me
! ! y''eh mat far. some less d;st"mnaa
S,"e license rate also varies rrnn %
y, :" sio a year for each cab ir usn
a. most Instances no charge is mndn
'or The drivers permit " ''''''e
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-26
LIKED SNAKE VENOM
FROM SOUTH AFRICA

Raleigh. March 26-Tbe os,io, 80
wa, information advises that one oT
!he most valuable contributors com
ing 10 the armies Of the allied M.
u"nS from South America i. dr;cd
SNAKE venom. Among snakes tho
c"or' and the puff adder are reo,rd- .
cu Is most poisonous, the bit, NJ
Sl'her resulting in almost certain
ueath. The poison virus when ex'
uac'ed and dried is used TO com.
PoU'lo an antidotc for snake bite
ana mas been credited with ,avinp
many lives. Soldiers and others whS
capture The live reptiles and by deli.
c''c process milk" the venom arc
.'"own rs snake sappers."
vanilla. the. most useful member
vi me orchid family, is grown large
~ III NpSirn $3.50 o.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-26

Bataer" Will be broadcas, Saturday
al -. D. M. direct from pos, theatre
NJ. 3 Owe. Station WPTF.
Again. this weeks program will
DC produced before an all-soldicr
audlc::ce in the theater by a east of
10. The half-hour broadcas, will he
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-26
What Foods arc Rationed
IN the Meats and Fats Rationing PROGRAM

Beginning March %. shoppers will use
the red fImp' in War Ration Book Two
to buy meats. edible fats. and oil, (ineludinr
butter). cheese. and Canned fish.
Here Is the Official OPh list of fooJs
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-26

pUlET-Capitul Square Is uuiclCr
'hlS week IMAM 1t has been since las;
summer. Governor B:CHghtDn is uul
~ Town ana state news always
Si'"llpS Wlen nc leaves. because of
'he growing custom That all depart
menus clear all news releases through
III" "iliCc. Furthermore, spring lctn-
'rSy mas attacked The political rumor
min ana lew official will give out
any "t'hi"n or hearSay.
DC ht''!d deals principally with inc
aoSiSiiHti1h oi t:.c Prospective sena-
'oi la race between Max Gardner
ma boz hry!ioia$ as "lccch'S"
Lafacc. HclS!cAce being To the large
"ul''S OIL more winch The ward heel
40 ""l't YIN 80 CS' loose III Uhat
'n''P''SH'
,.,-,>.o -
H4oi VISITORS ifom over the
I"N"'I "SiliSsS' BRING word that
- CT! "'S 'S"!'lG "'r nc warm
'"s "P ~ ''!iy 2S1l o. poll.!cai ac-
MY rNC'' ZIG o!cE!!ldi TOWN. ana
e''' "'''' I'"l'! Ii"ctioiiS are gong
'.'"'''De'''s ~ dc'2Git III many
III % - - ''tN' year ) STATE
.,s.L,. Semi ;.r,. =, .ml...nri ,hr '"i,.
.Yu IT'S; MI ~ !, r,,,i, nn,r,i I Ih ,Hl"
JcDgrldr# ~ f.In,o., wU,,It :,i..
lust i little rlmn interest 'rhrSe
Stat irbh,I,lr. h3y., in c,Cs. riort
ON the pnycrru, n, ..y.aIl; Inc r,.ni...
and they are diiiarnriv srnI,ir,. sn,n.
,ra,rn mas M, nn,m ,.c,.v t,i,,,fui
-
Sc,.o,..I Iav,yor ,,,o,,
bcrs Of the GcnCrai Assembly in Rn-
LEIGH Yesterday commended nm Tho
,.cn a. LEGAL bu,,nr,s hack home
| ,..n, 'v,rd Of Nr.- Hn,u when
asked if bc Ind couoh, I'M s,id he
berS of the Craven bar told him ~,
utunt miss much II any business NV
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-26

predomna'ely musical with the
oiih ln'aniry Regiment Of the 18th
lightning Division featured The
.es:mea:al band conducted by War.
rant officer Bernard Fred will high
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-26
These Foods Are Rotioned

Misunderstanding all fresh. frozen,
smoked and cured beef. veal. lamb. and
pork; all meats and meat products in
containers of tin or glass: all dried meats.
variety meats. including: Tongues. Brains
hearts, liver. triPe. swectb;elis, kidneys;
bouillion cubes. beef extracts. and similar
concentrates; all dry. semidy, and fresh.
smoked. and cooked Sausage. Including:
Salami, pork sausage. baked loavcs. WEN.
ers. seraPPie, souse. head cheese, and
others; suet, Cod, and other fats.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-26
RADIO BROADCAST
SATURDAY NIGHT
FOR CAMP BUTNER

Imp Butner, March 26-rhc
second Musical Salute from Cam,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-26

light military aires while the dance
band vii! swing the popular tun.s Vi
the day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-26

Happily now we are learning that
tl,c best crop TO be grown on millions
Of acres in the South Is trees and
more trees,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-26

Buy War Savings Stamps or bonds
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-26

showing what nH and what ulH mo-, h.
included IN this rationing program. Keen
1t handy to look a. before you shop. Use !,
IN planning nutritious meals for your family
and yourself.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-26

fish.-All fish. shellfsh. and fish ptodue,,
IN dramatically sealed containers.
rAiS and oits.-Butter. margarine. lard,
shortening, cooking and salad oils.
CHEESE.-Checsc Of mos, kinds: Cbra,,,
tAmerican). Swiss. brick. Munster. lin.
burger. drhydrated grated. club. Goui,.
EdLm, smoked Italian and Greek Gail hard
ririetiesl, pfoeessed cheese, cheese f,.ods:
all cheese products containing 80 percent
or more by weight Of rationed chce,es.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-26
These Foods Are Not Rationed

POULTRY cad eAhE.-AlI poultry and
game. whether fresh. frozen, OF in cans or
glass.
FIsh.-Fresh fish, frozen fish, smoked. salt,
picked fish. fish in Containers thu, ate no,
Theoretically sealed.
FATS and ollS.-Olivc oil when no,
blended with other ingredients; salad
dressings and mayonnaise.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-26

cHEeSE.-Soit or pcIishahle cheese such
as: Cream cheese. Ntui,hl,el. cottage.
pot. bIkcr'5, camcmbert. l.rIcikt4ni. Bric,
blue; cheese spreads mIdr w;h base of
cheese which is not rLtIuari; cheese
spreads ind cheese product, continuing
less thin 80 Pcrecn, BY weigh, Of r4,ioned
cheese.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-26
Use Your Red Sfomps

Your red stamps are in the SINE ration
book as the blue stamps YOU are already
using for proeessed foods.
The number on each stamp shows YOU
how many points it Is worth. There are
g., s., 2. and i.point stamps.
The letter shows you whsn to use the
stamp.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-26

Come one-come all TO the cotton carnival
for the bright est-the gayest frocks of the
year for tots 70 teens! We have these dresses
in the pretty, appealing styles that little Miss
Mutfets adore! Fetching secrsuckers-crisp
chambrays-freSh pereales-in pinwheel col
orS. Here arc the trucks that Mothers love
then long yea. and they take to the tub
with ..l, All at one low price
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-26

During the first 5 weeks
a new stamp becomes good
every week. "A" Stamps
hrsi, then B" C." d,
and e" AS stamps hcoome
good they need not be used
within j single week, but
may be used until tie end Of
the month.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-26

CLEAN-CP-NOrth Cardinals an
nual spring cleanup campaign this
wear seems directed toward moral
clcar-up. More strenuous efforts are
beiup made TO rid communities of
vice dcns. ilike joints and prostitu-
lion than are being expended on
r,king up leaves and yard trash.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-26
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
by lynn INSECT
Daily Dispatch Bureau
In The Sir Walter IotcI-I;alciph

QUlET-Capitul Square is uuielcr
this week than IT ha, been since las,
summer. Governor BroughtIn j. ouI
u Town and state news always
SiumpS when he leaves. because of
me growing custom ihat all depart
hrnlS clear all news releases through
ms Office. Furthermore, spring lctn-
arSy has attacked the political rumor
mill and lew Gil!CIal; will give uu,
any opinion or hcarSay.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06

tige 1no Starfe, ct ididt midi au
Dir, neil beine @erfe un6 6eine gll-
moien ibm tpoblgefa1ig ii,to. Die
8armber5igfeit beipegt 6as Sera oes
aama6tigen un6 beidleunigt feline
@rbbarmungen. SSSn ieiner Sreigebig-
felt min er 6ein Saus un6 oeine So
milie our6 cine So9ter berei9ern,
tpel6e glnna en1pfangen miro. Ser
Serr ielber gibt ibr oen Namen Ma-
ria. S6on bon &in6beit an jon iie
oem Sempel, uno in ibm 6em &errn
1elber getpeibt tperoen, 1pie ibr 6ies
gelobt babet. sic miro groB, auser.
leien, madtig uno bon 6es Seiligen
@eiites iein. SSbre gnpfdngnis miro
punoerbar iein; tpun6erbar tperoen
au6 ibre @erfe iein 1no ibr gan5es
9eben. 2obpreiie 6arum oen Serrn
fir oieie @naoe uno berberrIi6e i'm;
oenn nieman6en bat er eine ioI6e
@naoe er1pieien.' @ebe binauf gum
Eempel in Serulolem uno 6anfe. Bum
3eugnis, oaB i6 in @abrbeit Dir
oieie frobe 8otidaft berfiinoe, tpirlt
.ou nnter ser goloenen Hforte 6einer,
@emablin anna besesnen, tpel6e aus
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06

oes Sobenprieiters bie getpobnliden
Spfer oar51bringen, geidab es, baB
Elm anoerer untergoroneter Brieiter,
namens Siiabar, BEN ebrtpiir6igen
@reis NIT ralben 8orten anfubr unb
ibm gortpiirfe madte, baB er, obtpobl
finoerlos, bod nit Ben iibrisen Mdn-
nern gum Spfer baberfon1me. 8e-
f6amt tpenoete it6 ser FL. Mann in
oemiitigen, liebebollen @ebete an 6en
Serrn.
uanerboditer Serr", ipra9 er,
uetpieer @ott, auf oeinen 8efebl unb
nad 1einem @illen bin i6 in ben
Sempel gefommen. Ser, tpel9er oeine
Stelle bertritt, beradtet mild, meine
Snnoen iin6 idul6 an 6ieier 8ei6d.
mung 6enn 6rr9 6einen @inen lit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06

traet, ben beiben Seiligen au ber.
fiinben, bob ibre @ebete erb6rt ieien.
l1nber5iigIid idtpebte Der 8ote Got.
tes bonn Sinmel bernieber unb er-
idien oem FL. Soadtn1. CT ipra9 au
ibm:
u@eredter Mann, ser auerb06ite
bat bon ieinem f0nigliden Sbrone
aus bein 8erlaneen geieben. Ct bat
beine Bitten uno Seuf5er geb0rt unb
madt oi6 sliidlib auf groen. Deine
@attin anna miro empfansen uno
eine Eo6ter gebaren, tuelde gebene.
beit iein miro unter ben 8eibern:
elle @eidledter tperoen ite ielig pref.
ien. Ser etpige uneri6affene @ott,
Der Sdopfer aller Dinge, ser 90 &C.
re9t lit in Ietnen @eri6ten, ser MG6-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06

iie mir 5ugeitoben. . bera6te oo6
ni6t 6as 8erf oeiner Sdnbe!'
@oI Srauer, ieood in Srieoen
nno &ube, begob ft9 Soa9im bonn
Sempel bintusg auf Elm ibm gebori.
ges 2anogut, einen Meierbof. &ier
in ser @iniamfeit idrie er nebrere
Sage lang gum 'Serrn un6 betete,
oaB i'm Der Serr nit gea9fommen-
i6aft iegnen moge.
l1nter6eiien berfiin6ete ser gngeI
ser fl. @nna, es tpGre 6em &errn
angenebm, Denn iie Inn gea9fom-
meni6aft in iener FL. @eiinnung uno
Meeinung bitten tpiir6e, in tpel9er iie
iol6e &uiinide. 9ea6oem aIio bic fl.
Srau erfannt batte, es iei 10 ser
8iue @ottes, nerridtete 1ie in BE-
ntiitiger @rgebung uno nit bollem
8ertrauen in Ser @egentpart oes
Serrn ebenfaus elm in nitGnoiges &C.
BET, 6aB Der Serr iie nit gea6fon1>
meni9aft iegnen moge. Die @ebete
oes FL. Soadim uno ser FL. Mnna
tuurben am gbrone Ser allerbeiIigIten
Dreifaltigfeit gndoig angenommen.
Ser eraengel Gabriel tpuroe beauf-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06
MQrt9 @fh1trt

xix SuluSLCtlulISC4ts lUSluJG SoolA |
BEL ieinem @oIfe fir Die Mnfltnft bes |
Meiiias traf, tparen in ibr lestes
Stabi11m eingetreten. SS11 Der 10 ban.
gen Na6t bes alten @eiebes beidIob
@ott, fi6ere 8iirgidaft 6es Cages
Der @nabe 5l1 geben inb Der @elt
5tpei bellen6ten6e @eitirne at ienben, |
tpelde 6ie anndbernbe &larbeit Ser
Come Der @eredtigfeit, unieres SET
Ian6es Seiu Gbriiti, a1fiinbigen ion-
ten. Dieie @eitirne tparen Ser I'll.
Soadim uno Die fl. Mnna, beioe nad
g0ttlibetn &ati6luiie NIT @naben
reidli9 al1seeriiftet atno gebiIoet nad
6em Ser5en @ottes. Ser fl. Soa9tm
butte fem &aus, feline Samilie ,tn6
@ertpan6tfdaft in Naaaretb uno tpar
NIT beionberen grleu9tungen bom
&immeI begnobigt uno flebte in un=
ablafiigem @ebete sa @ott um @rs
fiinung ieiner @erbeibungen. 9ie
gIiidlide fl. glnna bate lire &eir1at
in 8etbleben1. Sie tpar eine feui6e
1n6 6emiitige ssungfra1t, beiIig, litt-
fam uno NIT alien Sugen6en ge5iert.
Sie empfing bonn MnerbD9lten grobe
1n6 beitdn6ige @rleu6tungen un6 tpar
innerli6 tets in tiefite 8etra6tungen
berienft. Mu9 ite flebte unablGiiig Inn
bie Mnfltnft bes Mfeiiias uno ibre
Bitten tparen oem Serrn iiberaus an-
genebn1. l1no tpenn 6ie Mnfrnft bes
Weiiias beidleuniet tpur6e, 10 bat
unter alien Seiligen 6es alten 8un-
oes oie FL. gnna our6 lire 8er6ien-
ite obne allen 3tpeife1 bas neilte So
51 beigetragen.
Sic ridtete at6 flebertIi6e &C.
Eete at @ott, 6aB @r ibr gum 2e=
bensgefabrten einen Mann ge6e, lpel=
6er ibr bebilfli9 tpGre, 6as @eiet
@ottes uno ieinen beiligen 8un6 5l1
balten unb feline @ebote boIlfon1nen
5a beoba6ten. 9ie g0ttli9e GorIes
bung fiigte es, 6aB glet65eittg nit
Der I'll. Inna ard) Der FL. Soa6im Die
nalnlid)e 8itte an @ott ri9tete, io6aB
oieie mei6en 8itten 5lt glei6er 3eit
bor oen Sbron Ser auerbeilisiten
Dreifaltigfeit gelangten, mo tie ers
bort tpuroe11 Our6 beion6ere Siigung
@ottes feierten Soadim uno slnna
tbre 8erebelidl1ng. Sie Iebten in Sea-
5aretb ano 1panoelten a11f ben @ege
Der @ebote bes Serrn. Die bei6en
FL. ebegatten blieben 20 Sabre lang
obne Nadfonmenidaft, mas at ie-
ner 3eit als 6as grobte l1ngliif un6
als cine Strafe @ottes angeieben
tpuroe Sie muBten 6arum bon if
rer Befannten biele S1n1a6 un6
8era9tl1ng ertragen. @ott tpoute fte
our9 6ieie 9emiitigung priifen un6
auf bie @naoe, 6ie @r ibnen bereit
bielt, porbereiten.
@r berlieb ibnen @e6uIo un6 gr.
gebung, ar1f 6aB ite in ErGnen un6
flebentlidem @ebet iene Sru9t ia
ten, Die iie emit er1ten foIlten. sic
perri6teten biele inbriinitige @ebete
aus ser Eiefe ibres Ser5ens; oenn
ite batten bier5u beionbere 8efeble
bonn Simmel erbalten. Mu6 gelobten
fte benz Serrn, oaB, ipenn er iie nit
Nadfommenidaft iegne, iie Die ielbe
gu ieinem Dienite inn Sen1peI aufop-
fern tpiir6en.
glls Sic FL. gltern ein boI[es esabr