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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-08-26

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-Presi- dent Roosevelt said he has been in private communication with Wendell L. Willkie but did not know of any plans for an immediate meeting but he might see his former COP foe.
 The President cut off further questioning at today's press confer. ence on the subject of Willkie.
 In New York, Willkie said, "Once again I have no comment"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-08-26

ed by a sister. They will then go to Santa Cruz, California, to visit + their sister, Miss Freda Davis. They are the daughters of MT. and Mrs. John Davis of Metlakatla. Mrs. Elaine Herringto and daughter Carol are visiting friends in Juneau.
 Mrs. Bruce Bower and children, Lorna and Robert, arrived by boat Hast week. MT. Bower is the new hardware clerk at the Sitka Cold Storage Store.
 Mrs. Charles Johnstone and in fant daughter have left for Seattle, where MT. Johnstone is stationed iat present.
 Mrs. c. s. Gominger, daughter of MT and Mrs. Nels Bredvik, and daughter Sharon Lee, have return ed to Seattle after spending the summer here.
 MT. and Mrs. Rex Winchell are vacationing in Warm Springs. Mir. Winchell is an employee of the Silver Foam.
 The City Council at it's last meeting on Tuesday, named Clar- ence Bands to succeed Phil John son, who resigned, as Councilman. The council voted to add to the prospective city float, the c. E. and the Victoria floats which the Navy gave to the city recently. They also decided to close the city office on Saturday afternoons.
 Miss Sara Fernald, principal of the Sitka Grammar School, return ed to Sitka this week. Miss Fer nald left for the States at the close of school, first visiting her family in Monmouth, III She then at tended the National Education As sociation meeting in Pittsburgh, Pa, where she was appointed Alaska Director-then proceeded 10 a day NE. A. convention in Washington, D. 0. During the summer Miss Fernald visited Mrs. c. O. Fleming, the former Ruth Niles who taught in Sitka for sev- eral years, in Wheeling, w. Va. Miss Fernald has taken an apart ment in the Sears Building for the winter.
 George E. Leighton, GAIA. en- gineer, arrived in Sitka last week on a tour of inspection. MT. Leigh ton has been visiting all c. A. A. stations throughout Alaska, start ing in Anchorage last February. He was in Sitka during 1922 and AS with Seims-Drake at the Naval Air Station.
 J. H. McGrath has purchased Macs" from Hugh L. Mckenzie. MT McGrath formerly ran the Anchor Cafe and the Fishermen's Cafe He will continue to serve the hamburgers for which Macs Place is famous.
 The body of Kelly Brown, 45,J of Rake, was found floating near the ANB Float Tuesday morning. There were no evidences of foul play. Brown was a member of the crew of the seiner Three Sis ters. He leaves a wife and five children in Rake, where the body will be shipped for interment.
 John E. Manders, Republican candidate for Delegate to Con- gress, was in Sitka this week on his political tour of the territory Mir Manders is an attorney of An chorage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-08-26

has moved to Chisinau, occupied by the Red Army, because of the situa- tion in Bucharest.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-08-26
k SITKA NEWS 4

frienos were Inv-ec co cne cere- mony. Mrs. George Laiblin was matron of honor and c. H. Weston, lU.S.N., was best man. After the church service, a reception was held by Mrs. Anna Dennard at her home. Mrs. Laiblin was co-hostess, assisted by Mrs Paul Jacobi, Mrs. c. J. Mills, and Mrs. Gertie Berg gren, mother of the bride.
 Two baby showers were given this week. The first on August 21, for Mrs. John Townsend by Mrs. Ed Loidhammer and Mrs. Carl Rusher, at the latter's home. The second was in honor of Mrs James O'Brien at the home of Mrs. Paul Morgan. Co-hostesses with Mrs. Morgan were Mrs. Carl Nelson and Mrs. Walter Rottluff.
 On Sunday, August 20, two birth day parties were given. The first was surprise chicken dinner for Mrs. Bill Haddon at her home i'll Jamestown Bay, given by her neighbors. The second was given by Mrs. Francis Roach for her hus- band.
 Mrs. Frank Calvin, Larry Calvin and Mrs. Jack Littlepage returned last week from three weeks visit with Mrs. Littlepage's daughter, Mrs. Jack Goudy in Chicagof.
 At g o'clock Saturday evening, August 26, the Elks are having an informal dance at the club rooms for members of the club.
 Tom Webster, former bookkeepcr for the Columbia Lumber Co.,, and his wife left for Juneau by plane. MT. Webster will be. employed in the Juneau office of the company
 Mrs. L. Stainbrook, and her three children, Laura, Steve and Colleen, returned by boat last week after spending several weeks visiting in the states.
 Mrs Myrtle Clithero, manager of the Kneeland Hotel in Olympia, Washington, is visiting her son, Russ Clithero, manager of the Sitka Hotel.
 Mrs. Frank Oja left last week for New Orleans, Louisiana, to visit her daughter, Mrs. Daisy Woods, who returned recently from Europe on the Gripsholm.
 Cora Mae Mills, daughter of MT. and Mrs. c. J. Mills, left for the States to take commercial course. Also entering school in the States is Miss Nancy Fulton who left by boat last week.
 Mark Groper, former employee of Clarence Bands, contractor, with his wife and two daughters, Mild red and Mary, left for the States last week Also leaving last week were Mrs. A. E. Frederick, former employee on the base; Joe Nina han, former employee of the Col umbia Lumber Co.,; MT. and Mrs. Gordon Nettrau, and Earl Finch, son of Mrs. Andy Lorentzen who will return to school in Seattle
 R. H. Dawson, who has been in the states the past month for med ical treatment, returned last week. Accompanying MT. Dawson home was his son, David. Another son, Harold, was inducted into the army in Anchorage recently.
 Philip A. Johnson, until recently manager of the First Bank of Sitka, left by plane for Fairbanks to enter the bank there as Vice President and Assistant Cashier. pA
 Miss Evelyn Brown, for the past two years appearing with the Army band as vocalist, left for Ketchikan where she will be join
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-08-26
RUMANIAN5 ATTACKING
 NAzI ARMY

LONDON, Aug. 26.-A broadcast from the headquarters of German command in Bucharest, Rumanian capital, said that they are engaged
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-08-26

Mrs. John H. Peterson left on last weeks boat with her daugh- ter. Mrs. James Robarts, who has been visiting relatives in Sitka for the past several weeks. Thep plan to stop a week in Seattle visiting Mrs. Hinton s. Miller, another daughter. after which they will pro- ceed to Mrs. Robarts' home in Santa Rosa. California, for an indefinite stay. On her return trip Mrs. Peterson will make longer visit in Seattle before returning to her home in Sitka. where she is the proprietress of the John Peterson Store.
 On Friday of last week Mrs. Rob- ert Hagen was, hostess to the Beta Sigma Phi sorority. The evening was spent playing bridge, which IS the pledges current study project.
 MT. and Mrs. T. J. Cole and their infant son have returned from a summers visit in South Dakota. MT. Cole is superintendent of the Territorial school.
 MT. and Mrs. Al Boyd have re- turned to their home in the Brady Division after several months visit ing in the States.
 Jack Littlepage, formerly CIVIL service engineer on the base, has been appointed manager of the Sitka Public Utilities by the Utili- ties Board, to fill the vacancy cre- ated by the resignation of Claude o. Rhodes.
 The Princeton Hall, motorship built in 1941 by subscriptions from all over the U. S.; by native labor in a natives boat yard, has been returned to the Sheldon Jackson School by the Navy. The boat was purchased by the Navy in January 1922, and has been serving as flag ship of the local patrol fleet. The boat will now return to it's intended use as ortation-bringing na- tive children to Sitka to attend Sheldon Jackson School until June and then returning them to their scattered homes The boat is also used as a floating mission, visiting all small settlements that are with out a resident pastor. At present the Princeton Hall is making a cruise of all Southeastern Alaska missions with Dr. Benjamin Judd of Cincinnati, Ohio, as passenger.
 Mrs. Annette Penfield, aunt of Fred Paisley, has come to Sitka in- tending to settle permanently. Mrs. Penfield is a practical nurse and is located in rooms above the Bazaar.
 MT and Mrs. J. c. Husted of Great Falls, Montana are regis tered at the Sitka Hotel.
 MT. and Mrs w. w. Knight had as dinner guests Sunday, MT. and Mrs. Dolence and Arlene Dolence.
 Miss Ann Howe left for the States on last weeks boat. Miss Howe has for the past year and a half been secretary of the local USO. She plans to spend some time visiting friends enroute to New York, where she will report for reassignment.
 Ed Morrow, an employee of Err nie's, is in Petersburg for brief vacation
 Mrs George Laiblin gave sur prise shower at the home of her mother, Mrs. Anna Dennard, on August 18, for Miss Leonora Olsen.
 Miss Olsen, graduate of Juneau High School, was married to Con- rad H. Goodrich, U.S.N., of Casper, Wyoming, August p, at the Lu- theran church. Only intimate
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-08-26

Jack Littlepage, formerly civil service engineer on the base, has been appointed manager of the Sitka Public Utilities by the Utili- ties Board, to fill the vacancy ere ated by the resignation of Claude o. Rhodes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-08-26

MT. and Mrs. Al Boyd have re- turned to their home in the Brady Division after several months visit ing in the States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-08-26

MT. and Mrs T. J. Cole and their infant son have returned from a summers visit in South Dakota. MT. Cole is superintendent of the Territorial school.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-08-26

On Friday of last week Mrs. Rob- ert Hagen was, hostess to the Beta Sigma Phi sorority. The evening was spent playing bridge, which IS the pledges current study project.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-08-26

At g o'clock Saturday evening, August 26, the Elks are having an informal dance at the club rooms for members of the club.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-08-26

Mrs. Frank Calvin, Larry Calvin and Mrs. Jack Littlepage returned last week from three weeks visit with Mrs. Littlepage's daughter, Mrs. Jack Goudy in Chicagof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-08-26

Tom Webster, former bookkeepcr for the Columbia Lumber Co.,, and his wife left for Juneau by plane. MT. Webster will be, employed rn the Juneau office of the company
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-08-26

ed by a sister. They will then go to Santa Cruz, California, to visit their sister, Miss Freda Davis. They are the daughters of MT. and Mrs. John Davis of Metlakatla.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-08-26

Mrs. Elaine Herringto ton and Carol are visiting friends in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-08-26

Mrs. Frank Oja left last week for New Orleans, Louisiana, to visit her daughter, Mrs. Daisy Woods, who returned recently from Europe on the Gripsholm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-08-26

Mrs. L. Stainbrook, and her three children, Laura, Steve and Colleen, returned by boat last week after spending several weeks visiting in the states.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-08-26

Mrs Myrtle Clithero, manager of the Kneeland Hotel in Olympia. Washington, is visiting her son, Russ Clithero, manager of the Sitka Hotel.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-05

Oie General electric Company bat
eincn gleftromotor fertigge1te1lt, Ser
cine Wiuion SIlnO miegt lno cine
iplbe &ruftleiItung entpidelt, ooB er,
lpie Sic @eleui6aft ertl6rt, einen Ser.
ltorer innerbolb elmer Winute aug Dem
&olier uno ouf oos Oa6 zines flint
5ebn1todigen @ebauoes beben t6nnte.
9ieier leiltungsfGbiglte Motor ser
8elt bat cine 2ange bon Al SUB uno
cine Sobe bon 13 SUB. Neum Sitter
pagen maren n0tig fir ieinen Erans-
port nod Seem @eneoa, Utah, mo- ct
in ben oortigen 5tablwerfen Der De"
fenle Plont Corp. 200 SUB lanee
Stablplonfen bon 10000 Bfuno &C.
mi6t fit 8erften unb anoere 2riegs=
betriebe i6neioen miro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-05

Slu1ge: uMee1tern, tpenn id ST.
rem Wetno oniebe, Damn fallen mir
inna sic 8erliner &e1tournnts ein."
Nfei1terin: ,,Wic1o?"
Stn9e: v0o Itcbt bran: Gag uns
Na6t 9e0Tfnet."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-05

SS%NIS|| WV WV ~N~~' "~~S~ *''NJ~
1tonoen, oenn BET Solue 6, 1-21
Itebt oeutli6 uno ousoriidli6> ooB al1f
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un0 6elogei6rei umtreilten unO ooB
oorouf oie Mauern in 1t6 5nlontmen-
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nod 10 Ioute 2ufteridiitter1tng 5ulom=
menfol(en fonnten uno oa1nols CAB e5
nod feline Sl11g5el1gbomben.
- g. 3d., WidJ. -
Oos mor inn Sabre 1905, ais Sea-
poleon ser @rlte Ben Gerlud modte,
iiber Sen &anal 3u ieben, Inn @nglano
51 bernicbten, mas ibm aber ntdt &C.
lang. Seit etli6en SSSSobren botte .er
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lilbe &iiite BEL 8oulogne, Diinfircben
uno Sltenoe. SSn 8relt, &ohefort uno
Goulon tpuroen forte 6lotten o1tsge-
rititet. 9(uf oIlen fron5olil6en 8crften
boute man 56oluppen ltno &ononen=
boote 9l11d england elite 81 Sen 8of=
fen. Ser 2orOi6abmeiiter Eitt IN
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un6 @e16itbbatterien. Ser englilbe
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fenI6auen ob. Sn 6en 0iinen bel 90
Der, in ben @rafIdaften Suffer un0
Sent tpuroen Selologer gebil6et
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ser lo3u1ogen bon Inge1tht 9egeniiber,
n1r oie Meerenge bon Calais trcnnte
lic. @ie oad)te lif 9eapoleon sic llcber-
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panic Snfunterie unO ie0er Yrobm
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fonnte man, tpenn 500 56nl11ppeu
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in geIonoerten 0ibiiionen an 8oro
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lena nieoer1egte, geniigen0 ieien.
9(m 3. 9luguit 1906 fam gfapoleon
na6 8oulogne. Die Snbaitonsormee
boffte, oaB es nun no6 5tpeieinbalb
Sabren tGgli6er @ini6ifflmgsiiblm=
gen gegen gnglnno geben iollte.
u@enn mir nur 12 Stunoen long sic
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fobrt betperfltelligen 1oute, bIieb aus.
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ab. 0te grrpeoitionSormee mari er
na6 Deutlhlano, oie oIterreif)ii6 =rul-
liide &oalition 81 betriegen.
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lerfeltung" planen uno our6fiibren,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-05

JuBfno9eIn un6 cine getuiiie 6aret'
teriftiiGe @e6rungenbeit Der @eit6ts'
bout Inn Die Augen berum auf beglets
tet bon S6nin0elgefiibl. 8ei Iolhen
Spmptomen 1oate man iofort noh
Dem ri6tigen Mittel greifcn.
gticrenleiOen f0nnen entIteben 6urd
GrtQItungen. Ser l1rin ser Nierene
fronfen lit tribe, rotbroun, bid, bot
ocn16big un0 gcbt boltfi0 Id]tuer ab.
2ll3 @ou3nrittel bel beginncnoen Nie-
renleiOen lit 3innfro1ttee (5babe
@rosS) lebr beil1om. Otan trinte
1norgens, mittogs uno obeno5 cine
Eolie See. 5albeitec (5age), in Bein
nit 8o1ler gcfod]t, reini9t geieren
>n0 2eber.
- $. g., SbiD -
9lne &oblorten un0 Iberbaupt Die
meilten @emiiie entbnlten Sitamine Ii.
gboren 81 oen geIiinoe1ten uno fraf'
tighten 5peilen, rob ooer gefo6t. Sn
ser &oblfon1ilte geboren BeiBfobl,
Notfobl, 8riintobl, &oblrabi, Rolen,
foil rn6 8lumentobl. 9lls beionoers
se1ltnobeitf0roerno lit ertpieien 6as
Souertrout 1pegen ser oarin entbals
tcnen MiIdl611re. Die &oblgen1ii1e Der"
Icbcn unIern &0rper nit @al5ium un6
onocren Mineralien uno Iino reid an
perI6ieoenen Broteinen uno Bitantio
nen. Sic 1ino tnofenbiloeno uno bets
len Iogor 5forbut (5curoD). Sic
1teben 0orin al1f 0er1elben Stufe NIT
Sen 3itruSfriidten uno Tomaten.
gs i1t nidt 5utrdelid, ausfhlieBlid
bon Yflon5entoIt 81 leben. Weon ioll,
tpenn ou6 nur menig 6leiIb in irgen6-
clner Sorm gcnieBen, tpie 3. 8. cine
quite 6leilfiuppe.
Troboem 6ie &oblgen1ii1e 10 ges
1rmo 1mo nobrboft 1ino, berurIoden
1ic oft bel 8lutor1nen o0er nerboIen
Ser1onen unangenebme 8Idbungeu
GlCle lelOen gCDObnllCb an Neroolts
ungslt0rungen.
Oas fonmt bon Mongel an Wdrme
i'm Mogen, ser W6rme beoorf 5u ei>
ner bollIt6n0i9en 8er0ouung, fonft
bleibt oie Nobrung unOer0aut uno
oorol1S entIteben oie unangenebmeu
@oIe.
Gielfa6 31,iammengele9te Slider
tou6t man in beiBes, nit @11ig ber'
miidtes Woner 1tno legt oieIe auf Die
ltntcrleibss uno Magengegeno. al1e
5ebn Minlten miilien oieie beiBen
9(uflogen erneuert Deroen, big Die
5dmer5en nablalien. guh lit Ertnfen
bon Sendeltee (Sinnel tea) ODER
Mild nit 6endeltee iebr gu e1npfebs
len Sat man feinen 5erdel CUR
Sono, trinte man ieoe babe 5tun6e
eincn 56ud 3uder1palier.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-05

- Y(rS. n. N+s 1tO~ --
Oas BeterIilientrort (Borslep) 1T
Elm SeiIfraut, oas BEL man6en 2eioen
permenoet tperoen fonn. Ser Samen
Ser &eterltlte, ols See genommen, be-
foroert oie Geroauung, mirft oen
8IGbungen entgegen uno mirft urin=
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terIilie nor3iigli6. 0urb slufle0en Der
5erquetI 8lGtter tperoen 8cIdmii=
re 3erteilt. 3erlt0bt man ben Samen
un0 permildt i'm NIT Set, 10 bat
mon Elm gutes Oeittel sur Sertrei=
bmg ser &opflGule bel &inoern. Ee-
tcrltlienipur3el 1n6 zfralt in Wo11er
eefodt uno n1s9epreBt liefert ein por=
5iigli6es 9fitteI BEL @ngbriiltigfeit
(9litbmo) uno 8ruitidmer3en.
M. g., @iH. -
gs lit nidt geI1tno, bliibenoe Bflan-
sc nim Sdlof5immer olf5ltbetpabren.
91ottpflon5en oogegen 1ino geiuno.
8lumen lfeioen &obleniGure mts,
pelde fiir SEN Menfden fb0oli6 1T
un6 1i6 oft 6urd &opfldmer5en fiibl=
bar mo6t. 8lotter Oagegen obIorbies
rem &oblenI6ure uno reinigen sic 2rtft.
Die rnS umgebenoe otnoipbariIdc
2uft, sic mir einatnen uno gum &C.
ben brou6en, beltebt aus 78 8ro5cnt
GtidItoff (gitrogen), 2t Bro3ent
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BEL ser 9ltn1tng ser Wenl6en uno
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brcnnungspro5elien Oerbroudtc Sult-
er1toff miro bon Sen Eflon5enblGttcrn
lmousgeIebt tpieoer er5ertgt, io0oB ME
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fam. Gin MteltIf ntmet Ititn0lid) 90
bis % Quart &oblen16ure aus. 0ie1e
lit fir sic men16libcn 2ltngen ein
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feuern unO &loofen (5epers) plot
1id umfollen.
6erncr muB sic 3u ot1nenoc 2uft
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ben. 81 trodene 2uft ent3iebt 6en
&0rper gu biel 8olier, trodnet oie
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ser 2uft miBt man nit einem Sporo=
meter, sic Eemperotur NIT eincm
thermometer uno Sen 2uft0rlld nit
cinem Barometer.
- Mrs. 9. s., Me,
Hie mir idon Oes 0ftern erflGrt
boben, Iiegen Nierenleioen> tpie oub
anoeren 2eioen, getpilie l1rladen 5l=
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Nierenleioen our6 @ifte, oie bon alt=
Ben 6em &orper 5ugefiibrt per0en
0urh 1ogenannte Serumein1pribunz
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-05
Huskur1ft
q. st., Sbiu .

" SI'I SytU -
gs 1T feinesmegs befremoeno, oaB
man Die &ommuniften, tpel6e oen 1pa-
niidben &ebolutionsfrieg gegen pas fas
tbo1tl9e Spanten gefiibrt, INNER nod
ols u2oDoliiten" perbimmelt, menn
man beoenft, oaB iolpob1 Die tnterna-
tiona1e ols au6 1nlere rationale
Breiie uno 8eridterItattrng bon ben
&ommunilten 1tarf beeinfluBt miro.
s0aB in 1paniiden &ertern irt1ner nod
10000 oieier ,patriotii6en' &ommr=
ntlten fdma6ten, lit cine glatt erfrn-
oene 2itge, bic nod unlangit bon oem
amerifonii6en &orreIponoenten in
W2aorio, SenrD S. SaDlor, feItgenagelt
tuoroen iit Derlelbe bat oen ipaniiben
SuIti5mini1ter @1tebon Bilbao, inter-
pietpt, Der ibm erflarte, ooB bo6ltens
10000 oieIer berbre6erii6en tomnll1s
nttii6en 8an0tten, oie SaulenOe bon
fatbolil6en Brieltenr ,SrOenSlel1ten
1to prominenten 2aten ermor6et uno
5ablreide &ir6en nieoergebrannt ba>
ben, ii9 binter S9loB umo 9fiegel be-
finoen, mas cine oiel 81 gelinoe Strafe
fir ite lit.
s.. g., Mp.
8enn sic 8elt- uno &ir6enge=
ididte 1tuoieren, ueroen sic Die @nt=
bedung MAIDEN, oaB in alen 2an6ern
oer @roe un6 ou6 in Der Neuen 8elt
oie erten 0ffentli6en S9ulen bon &o-
tbolifen eegriinoet tpuroen. 8ei Der
8efebrung eines 8olfes 6ur6 totbo=
lii6e Wiiiionare mar es ibre erlte
Gorge, cine S6ule 81 griinoen l1no
beute nod miro bel ser @rinoung Ell
ner neuen 8forrei 10 bolo als m0glih
cine 5dule erbal1t.
SSSn 0euti6lano, mo gegenlpGrtig
bonn Na5ibeioentum uno bonn No5i=
terror oie 6ri1tli6e S6ule ltnter0riidt
miro, griinoete ser fatbolii6e &ailer
&ar1 0er @roBe - ser betanntlih
bon 1853 Bis 814 regierte - bic er=
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len &lolien 9ieIelben tparen fir ale
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gei6e, SiirIten, 9loelige 11no 8nuern.
8efannt 1T, bob &aiier &ar1 ielb1t Die
Sdulen baufig beiudte, eraminierte
uno itreng auf 3u6t uno Sronung
btelt.
Soit alle So6i6ulen guropas fin6
fatboliider, mei1t tir6li6er Stiftung.
Bdpite uno 8iidofe paren es 3umeiit,
tpelde oie beute nod beltebe1toen l1ni=
berittGten griin0eten uno lire &apitas
lien uno Stiftungen, 11no lire Stis
penoien famen 5um gr0Bten Seile aus
&irdeneut. Mle sic groBen, tpertpoIlen
Bibliotbefen in europoiiden 26noern
1puroen bon Sr6enslel1ten ongelegt
un6 Die fit Die @il1enl6aft 10 tpidti=
gen Sanoi6riften puroen bon Sen
,fau1en Wonden" angefertigt.
- 90. s., Sbio -
8eim erlten 9lnflug elmer grfGl=
tung (Sh) nebme man Elm beiBes
8a6. 8eginnt oie grfdltung inn &opf,
nebme man elm beiBes Dampfboo -
nit &amillen - uno trinfe Dor Dem
S6lafengeben cine belize 2imonooe.
8enn oie @rfdltung einen ernten
Ghnrnfter nnnimmt bIeibe mnn in piz
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-05
@. g., Sbio

8enn oer bon SSbnen ertpdbnte
Nusfunftsonfel in ieinem 8latt 6ie
Anitdt bertritt uno lie 5u publi5ieren
Sen Mut bat, ,,6ie 5ta0t Serido iei
bon Der 2ufteri9iitterung oes Erom>
petengei6metter un6 Dem 56reien 0es
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-05
Nrs. Gb. g., aD.

Eomaten itn6 @eiunoen uno &ron-
fen 5u empfeblen Somateniaft ent=
balt Elm nerbenit6rfer6es Quuntum
BON &al5iumorpo tno berleibt Gene
ienoen erb0bte 8i6erl ltanosfabigteit.
Milford chronicle., 1944-01-21

when the call came. She was the
daughter Of the late James A. and
Lucy Larmore Collision. Surviving
are one son, Thurman Adams, with
whom she made her home; one sis
ter, Mrs. Georgia Wiley. of Bridge
vile: one brother. Arthur Collision
Of near here. and four grandchil-
dren. Leon Adams OF the Army;
Alvin, Thurman, Jr, and Beatrice
Adams. all at home, besides other
relatives and host OF friends. Fu-
neral services were held at the
home on Thursday afternoon at
1880 o'clock. 1nterment at Bloom
cry cemetery.
The w. s. C. S. of Todd's Chapel
WAS entertained on Wednesday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. George
Zott.
Several men of this community
were volunteers at a wood-cutting
and saving on Wednesday after.
noon for Todds Chapel Church.
Sergt. William Humphreys. of
Camp Swift, Texas, spent a few
days furlough with relatives and
friends here the past week.
Mrs. John Lloyd is quite i'll at
this writing and under theN care of
a physician.