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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-19
ALLEN COUNTY
Dola Named Center Of
Steel Industry

The village of Dola with It's per-
sons has been designated as the CEN
ter of gravity of the steel industry.
The nearest steel furnace is go
miles away at Mansfield, and few
Dola citizens have ever seen a steel
plant. But the engineers of the
American Iron & Steel Institute, u.s.
ing a "tons-times miles" method of
calculating, made Dola the geo
graphic center around which the ma
tion's steel-making capacity is dis
tributed.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-19
Plane Crash on KentOn
Farm Kills Two

Aubrey Strawser, 81, of near
Rushsylvania, and Lawrence c. Akey,
80, farmer of Ridgeway, were killed
when a plane piloted by Mr.. Straws-
er developed motor trouble and
crashed southeast of Rushsylvania.
Mr.. Strawser, father of three
children, was a Marion war plant
employe. He is survived by his wife
and two children.
The destroyed plane was owned by
four residents of Rushsylvania.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-19
Netherlands Marine Is
Guest At McCOmb

Hospitality extended a Hancock
county soldier overseas was returned
in. part when Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Harden, McComb, had Pvt. Bernard
Baars, of the Netherlands marines
as their guest.
Private Baars is in training with
5000 Netherlands marines at Camp
Lejeune, N. c., and come to McComb
to visit the parents of Staff Sgt.
Paul Harden, who STAYED in the
Baars home in Holland for more
than a month.
Private Baars said he worked with
the underground for four years. He
is %.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-19
HANCOCK COUNTY
Plane Crash Injuries
Toledo Girl

Miss Carolyn Field, %, of Toledo,
was treated for a head cut recently
after a plane piloted by Kenneth j.
Dunlop, 40, Toledo, crashed near
Findlay, state highway patrolmen
reported.
Dunlop, operations officer of Group
6, Civilian Air Patrol, escaped in
jury as the plane struck a fence, ca
reened 200 feet into a fence and
nosed into the earth. The wings
were torn from the plane as it struck
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-19
PUTNAM COUNTY
Former Putnam Sheriff
SuccumbS

Nick F. Miller, 6S, former sheriff
of Putnam county, died in st. Rita's
hospital in Lima.
He was stricken July in his home
in Ottawa and failed to recover after
undergoing an emergency operation.
Death was attributed to a heart all
ment from which he had suffered
several years.
Miller was sheriff of Putnam
county two terms and served as
deputy for Is years.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-19
Canal Drowning Called
Accident

After thoro investigation of all
facts concerning the death of Marion
Miller, 10, of Delphos, whose body
was recovered from Miami and Erie
canal at the waterfalls north of w.
Third street bridge in Delphos, Allen
County Coroner Harry E. Lewis re-
turned verdict of accidental
drowning"
Miller's body was spotted floating
in the water by newspaper carriers
who were crossing a foot bridge at
the falls.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-19
Permanent Injunction
Bans Ada Stock Sale

Common Pleas court ruled as per-
manent the injunction against the
sale of 100000 stock in the Ada
Waterworks department. Foster E.
King, attorney, filed a taxpayer suit
in 1941 asking for an injunction
against the village of Ada, former
Mayor Charles H. Collett and the
city council. The court allowed 5000
attorney fees for King.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-19
Flames Destroy Barn

Spontaneous combustion of new
hay was blamed for fire that de-
stroyed a barn on the farm of Ray
E. Ascham, former Hancock County
state representative. A number of
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-19

beans, according to County Agent
L. c. Holtkarap.
Farmers who clean their bins at
this time will have added storage
space for wheat before the 1916 crop
is harvested, he explained. The pro-
tein and supplement obtained from
soybeans is needed for livestock pro-
duction as well as for the manufac-
ture of ammunition.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-19
Beat Lima Merchant
In Robbery Attempt

Chauncey Theodore Augusts, 21,
of Lima, signed a written confession
in which he admitted attacking S. l..
Spero, 70, proprietor of the Lima
Pants shop, Police Chief Kermit L.
Westbay said.
Spero, whom Augusts attacked with
a butcher knife when he resisted
Augusts' attempts to rob the shop,
is in satisfactory condition in st.
Rita's hospital in spite of head
wounds which it took Il stitches to
close.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-19
Pandora Banker Re-
signs Position

Lester Harkness, assistant cashier
of the First National bank, of Pan
dora, has resigned his post effective
August 1, to accept the position of
cashier of the Huntsville State bank,
at Huntsville, near Indian Lake. He
expects to move there as soon as
suitable living quarters can be OBJ
tanned.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-19

bypass around the city.
Way of routing the new highway
around or through Lima and Toledo
without encountering heavy city traf-
fc are the chief problems, according
to Fl. H. Minnick, chairman of the
planning boards transportation COM
mittee.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-19

the 50-foot steel bridge over North
Fork Ditch in the Roundhead-Belle
Center Road, southwest of Kenton,
damaged the span beyond repair,
County Engineer Paul K. Strong
said. No one was hurt.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-19
Recover Empty Safe

A 750-pound safe stolen from the
Hepler Market at Lima was found,
open and empty, in roadside ditch
west of Lima, sheriff's deputies re-
ported. Robert Hepler said it had
contained several hundred dollars.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-19
Nickel Plate Station At
Mortimer Burns

Fire believed caused by defective
wiring destroyed the Nickel Plate
road station at Mortimer. The small
home of William Harvitt also was
destroyed by the flames, as were two
express packages.
Fire departments from Findlay and
Van Buren, saved two sheds
A refitted box car will be used as
a station temporarily.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-19

hogs and a steer died in the flames,
but implements and other cattle
were saved.
The barn, 100 by 100 feet, was one
of the largest in Hancock County.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-19
John Slough Gets
Guard Commission

John Slough, Hancock county
engineer, formerly of Bluffton, was
commissioned a lieutenant of Com
pany C, Ohio State Guard, at Find
lay. He will succeed Lieut.. Tell
Thompson, resigned.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-19
Mother Takes Own Life

Mrs. Minnie Hoble, AZ, ended her
life by hanging at her home in Lima
recently after three-years illness,
police reported. She leaves her hus-
band, two children, and her mother.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-19
Findlay Youth
COnfesses

A 17-year-old youth confessed Po-
lice Chief Leo M. Larkins said, to
the theft of $500 from the Del Dyer
grocery at Findlay the night of
June s. The chief also said the
boy and another youth admitted a
gasoline theft.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-19
into her 9Th war Yeur

CHINA BEGAN TO FIGHT her July 1887
she has been this long have fighting
when Hitler trying out his air force in spoin.
of
in full n min of s
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-19
Lima Is Held Bottle
neck In 4-Lane Super

Lima and Toledo are the two bot
tlenecks in State Highway Depart
ment program calling for four lane
super highway between Detroit and
Cincinnati, it was declared as the
department sought speedy selection
by Lima planning commission of
one of three proposed routes for a
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-19
County Agent Urges
Old Soy Beans Be
Marketed

Putnam county farmers were urged
to clean their soybean bins and get
the beans onto the market because
soybean mills are running short of
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-19
Truck Drops so Feet

A truck of the James A. Kohl Co.,
Lima contracting firm, dropped thru
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-19

Hay cut at the proper stage is
much higher in quality and food
value than hay which is allowed
to become dry and fbrous.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-02
Der Dee gum 6lufe

Seoer Menid, Der seiunoen Gin.
mes lit, 6eiien Ser5 1no @emiit emp
fangli6 fir @utes uno Sdones,
trast in leinem Snnern cine tiefe
Sebniu6t na6 Dem, mas mir als
@liid be5ei6nen. llno 6ieie Sebniu6t
lebt aud Damn nod in Der 8ruit,
menn iie i6einbar in ben &dnlpfen,
nel6e bas troiide 9aiein NIT ii6
bringt, b0Gts itber1uunoen tlt. gs be.
oarf nur elmer fleinen 4nregung, ei.
nes Sbimmers bon Soffnung auf ben
anbru6 elmer beiieren 3eit, unb TO-
fort ertpa6t bic SebnIu6t na6 Slid.
0enn gliidlidb ar iein, lit einmal Der
Snbegriff Der 8inide bes ernpfin.
ben6en meni6li6en Ser5ens. Sreili6
iino Die Bori itellungen, tpel6e it6 bic
Weni6en bonn @liide MAIDEN, iebr
beri6ieben, - 10 beri6ieoen, oaB Die
@inen oas fir bas er0Bte Slid an.
ieben, mas 6ie Inoeren ollIt1nbig
falt ldBt; ia, mas fie NIT geringi6Gt-
5enber @eberbe BON it6 tpeiien mir.
ben, tpenn iie es empfongen iollten.
Dies berrbt in Der Sauptiabe auf
Der @r5iebune, auf ben @inipirfun-
gen Der umsebung, IN Der Der Menib
aufDaGit, ltn6 ben 8erbdltniiien, I'M.
ter oenen er lebt. Ber bon Sugenb
auf aablreibe irbiide Sdate iein ei.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-02

0aS 8eiipiel oes nobrbaft relt'
gios- -Itttliden Sanoelns tunn ollein
Die liegperleibenoe 8affe in Dem
Sample gegen Die Jeinoe Der Weni6.
belt lein. Gbne ibren 8ebrou6 lit
fem Dlrflider grfolg gu ertparten.
Die Streiter fir Die WieoerberItel.
lung e6ter &lltur miiiien Dor allen
0lngen Hedt uno Beredtigfeit be.
tatl9en, obne Sdeu Der 8obrbeit
oienen unO iid BON ouem nit pein-
lidlter Sorgiolt fernbolten, mas
nidt nit Den ltrengen Joroerungen
Der Vforul in ooaitem @inflong 1tebt.
Sdone, belebrenoe> begeIIternoe
8orte tun'5 oIlein niht - Die Sat
mllB merben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-02
.' al SBSB S6 SS@'3l

iit 8enn 0us gel6iebt, 0ann 0iirfen
m'% Derlidert iein, oaB Die Sinoer'
mile mebr uno mebr peri6Dinoen
ncrOen, pelf)e Die Webr5abl beS le.
benoen @eI6le6teS bon Dem 8liide
fern balten. Naer0ings lit 6as nur
Damn mogltd, tpenn Die @eIeu16oft
81 Der Quel1e Der 2iebe 3uriidfebrt,
81 SeIuS Gbriltus, 1n0 it6 pieoer er.
fiiQt NIT Der mubren @ottes- uno
Wenldenliebe, Die nift in Dem 8e.
libe lno Dem @enuIle Ser iroiI6en
Sitter ben @liidSipenoer erblidt, ion,
bern in Der Iusiibung oe5 @uten if,
re 8efrieOigung Iuht uno finoet.
Wie 6ieIe 8otteS. unO WenIden.
liebe Dirft, oafiir bietet uns Die @es
I6i6te gar man6e 8eilpiele, unD mir
brau6en uns MIR an 0ieienigen 81
erinnern, m1l6e Inn ibretipilen ouf
&ei6tum uno &ung per5i6ten uno
Die 0emut uno Die 9lrmrt ertpdblten,
INN ibren 3eitgenoiien gu 3eigen, tpie
8roBes ii6 Ooqbringen laBt, nenn
man lein Ser5 ni6t an oie @iiter
bangt, Sic oas 2eben oergGnglid 3ie,
rem, Inn gu erfennen, pel6' Elm Sdab
Der beIitt, Der iie iein nennt. 9ie
8ottes. unb Wenidenliebe befabi9t,
in Dem 8egliiden anoerer Iein eige.
nes @liid 5u finoen, tpie mir bas Dor
uns ieben, Denn mir eintreten in cine
mabrbaft 6riitlide Somilie, in Der
ser 8ater unb Die Wutter olles tun,
Inn Die Sbrigen eliidlib gu MAIDEN;
Die mir oas Dor uns ieben, tpenn mir
oas 2eben uno 8irfen unierer Or
oensleute betro6ten, Die perI0nli6
auf alles oer5idten, aber 1t6 gon5
in ben 9ierlt Der Weni6beit Iteuen;
Die mir oas Dor uns ieben, nenn mir
in Die Siitten Der 4rmen, in Die
Rranfens uno 5iedenbauier treten,
in 6enen quite Weniden iid Der Bfle-
ge Der 8eoiirftigen uno Silfloien bin'
9eben, feline Wtiiben 1lno 8eld1peroen
i6euen, INN Der freitpillig iibernom.
menen Bfli6t gu geniigen. &ub in
ibren Ser3en lebt oie Sebniudt nod
Slid, unb eben oesbalb pibmen ite
lidb uno ibre &rafte Dem GobIe Ser
Weitmeni6en. &onnen mir uns ettpas
S6oneres uno @rbabeneres boritel.
len als cine 2iebe, Die lol6es betpirft?
Nein, getpiB nidt! slber baruus ergibt
it6 ibr 8ert, un0 oieler 8ert fiibrt
uns flar uno oeutlid Dor Iugen, 6aB
Die @ottes- uno Mteni6enliebe Der
ein5ig pabre 8egDeiler gum Glide
lit. SoIgen mir ibm barum in BEN
Eagen unIeres ir6il6en 0aieins mu'
tig uno treu, uno mir oiirfen getpiB
iein, baB mir oas Slid unieres Ser.
5ens finoen meroen.
P.S.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-02
s @9 A9 ae9& ''S{
Die 8lume oes Seloes

9es JelOes Slumen baB id) germ:
Sic reben ia bon 8ott 6em 6errn.
Is iprad) Der bebre 8ottesIobn,
Der liebret6 fam bonn 6immelst6run
SSn bteie bliitenarme @elt:
u9ie glnme bin Sd anf bem sSelb!"
Sin &eis aus SSeHes 8nrselitode
Srieb Oieie eble 8liitenglode,
Die init Der 8na6enfIlle 0nft
9urdbaudte bic beroprbne Gnst.
9enn lett nns Chen tuar6 berIdloiIen,
Sit iOldJe 8lume nid)t entiproiTen,
Die mid)t beonrft Der 9nnit nno Bfle.
&c.
gon Ielber iprans fie auf am 8ege,
Gon 8Ott Der Jnrde eingeienft
l1no nnr OOm 6immelstau getrGuft.
9aR nid)t bic 8artenblnmen feblen,
Sic 5og an itd bic frommen Seelen,
Die tpadlen uilS nid)t anf am Bfabe;
Sic finb bic Bfleslinge Der @nabe,
l1no all' ben bellen 8liitenIdein
Tcroanten ite benz 9errn ALIEN:
Sn tbnen bliibt Gr ielber MIR,
SIR 0nft itammt bon Der Simmels.
flur.
. Serr, mo- td) mad 8lumen Ind1,
9a atme i'd 9einen 8Oblserud:
Sn Oeinem g0ttlt6 tiefen 8orte,
Nn 9ciner Stride beipger 8forte,
Nnf 9etnem rauben 2etbenspfaS e
l1no in Der 9eil'gen SugenSiaat.
60 5tebe MIDI, 0u 8Ottesblnme,
Sieb' mid su 0einem !Seiligtnme!
@On 9einem 8oblsernd ent5ndt
gerges td alles, mas mid brGdt.
Sn 0einer 2tebe iel'gem @arten
@iQ i'd ben 8rautigam ermarten.
WIN. Reuter-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-02

erfDeden uno Damn leln @etD11en
iorgfaltig 5u ourdforiden - ni9t
Inn 5u bei6ten, ionoern Inn ieoer ber-
lduloeten unoronung Dor @ott in
9teue gu geoenfen. 8as oas uebrige
nod Dare, Oomit bertroitete er i'm
auf ben fiinftigen Sag.
0ieIer Sag mar toum Ii6t gepor-
oen, olS Der @oeImonn i6on bel iei.
mem @oit anflopfte. ~8as Sbr mir
aufgegeben babt, iogte er, ubabe i6
ebrli6 geton. 8as geidiebt nun?"
~Nihts anoeres fir iest," COB Der
BrieIter our Intnort, nuls oaB mir
mitiommen in Sbrem @arten lult-
Dan0eln geben."
Sic gingen binaus.
Ser @reiS frogte nit freunoli6,
erniter Geilnabme: ~SSSlt Sbnen iebt
beiier?"
Stein" j." erpioerte iener, unod inn,
mer ni6t."
~Iber pielleidt boben Sic bel it,
rem Ha66enten on ems ODER 6as
anoere ii6 ni6t erinnert? Saben Sic
auf 6ieien @egenItono au9 geba6t?
Soer ouf oieien?"
ltnO ouf lolde 8eiie eing Der Brie-
Iter oumablid nit GROCER S6onung
oes 3artgefiibls uno NIT bebutIamer
Soflidteit Die gan3e 9feibe menl6Ii-
der gerirrungen ourd, Itieg au6 big
81 ben ounfellten uno lift19eue1 item
binab. 1no ba, eben ols er einen fol-
den geballigen Bunft beriibrte, tparo
Der @edngItigte tief eridiittert; er
oerbiiate iein 8eli6t.
~SSa, " rief er ltobnen6, neben Dies,
mas Sbr iebt porsebra6t, eben
oies lit oas @ntiesli6e, bos @mp0.
renoe, oas 5lu6miiroige, Oas i6
ni6t bei6ten mill nidt bei6ten
fann."
Ser Brielter aber ipro9 nit tr6.
nenoem auge: ~0i6t 10, mein Serr!
Eroiten Sic ii6 bielmebr. Sic baben
nun i6on ge6ei6tet, uno mir mollen
binfiir nidts mebr oooon ertpGDnen.
Sic 0iirfen nur, mas Sic IonIt notig
era6ten, nod bin5ufiigen, uno oann
Dollen mir oieie unlere 8ei6t in Der
re9ten Sorm bel6lieBen."
50 gei6ab es au6. - l1no ausge-
i0bnt mar nun Der goeImann NIT
@ott uno Ieinem @epilien, &ube unb
Seiterfeit febrten IN ieine 10 lang ge.
dngitigte Seele 5uriid, ooriiberge5o-
gen paren Die SSiniterniiie Der Dett-
terna6t, Der Sag Der @naoe mar fir
i'm pieoer aufgegangen.
8ie biel @utes bat ni6t idon Die
8ei6tonltalt geitiftetl l1no pie f0nn.
te AUDI onoers iein! 4les, tpos @ott
in Seiner Stride angeoronet bat, lit
BON Seiner 8eisbeit un6 2tebe bon
@Digfeit Der gum @oble Der @lGubi-
gen beltimmt uno oaber groB uno
berrlt6, beillam uno niiblid. 5daoe
nur, eDiger SdaOen uno Sdanoe,
oaB 10 biele gbriIten Die @naoenmit>
tell Der Stride ni6t anerfennen nod
@ott bafiir oanten uno nod biel pe.
niger einen guten @ebrau6 oapon
MAIDEN. 0ie etpige 2iebe bat uns 10
oiele uno reibli6e GueIen oes Sells
er0ifnet. uno mir laiien uniere Gee
len 0enno9 peri6madten, neil mir
oerblen6et uno berfiibrt itno bonn
Eeufel. aber porum lailen mir uns
bon oieIem Seinoe @ottes uno Der
Weniden, BON 0ieiem 2iigner uno
Woroer BON Inbeginn blenoen uno
perfiibren? 8arum glauben lno fol-
gen mir nidt bielmebr oen, mos @ott
geoffenbart bat uno ourd Die Stride
auslpri6t? Id, Der Sodmut uno Die
Sinnli6feit, Der unglaube, Der bole
8iae, Die Selbitiudt, Die boien 8e.
gieroen unb 2eioenidaften iinb Die
uriaden oieier, 10 tpie aler l1ebel !!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-02
1ohann Baptt1t
111arta DtanneY

Sobonn 8optiIt Dtorio Sinnnep,
Bfarrer BON 9Ir5 in Jronfreih, Dem
ihon BapIt Bius TX. i'm Sabre 1872
Den Sltel eines Gbrlpiiroigen 0ienerS
8otte5 3uerfnnnte, puroe I'M Sabre
1886 81 Iar0iQD bel &Don in SSranf.
reid uls 0a5 &ino urmer, ober from.
mer @ltern geboren. 8on Dem Bfur.
rer Ieiner 8emeinoe, Dem bo6tp. 8aI.
leD, Dem Die Sugen0 oe5 &naben, Der
olS Strte OertDenoet puroe, auffiel,
erbtelt er ben erlten llnterri6t uno
lpoter beIu6te er, bon oemielben I'm.
terltiIBt, bobere S6ulen uno oaS Ses
minar, I'M iid) gum Brieiter ous5u.
blloen. Gos bielt uber Iebr i6ner,
oenn fir Die 8iiienldoften mar Der
fromme Sungllng gar nidt Derans
logt, Uflt Otiibe gelangte er, orei.
uno5man5ig Sabre alt, om 9. 9luguIt
1915, 5ur BrieItermeibe> uno bieIe
nuroe tbm MIR infolge beIonoerer
ytQ6lt6t 0eS bod1p. Gourbon, Dem
Die @nti6eioung 5uItonO, erteilt, MEL
der in iener i9lperen 3eit, Die Der
fran3oltiden Heoolution gefolgt mar,
mo e5 io9ur entartete Yrlelter gab,
Dor aaem auf oie 5r0mmigfeit Der
Prielterl6ofts @epi9t leg.
te. StanneD DurOe leinem geltebten
BTarrer uno 2ebrer, Nbbe 8aueD, uls
SllTsprielter bon @cullD 5ugeleut, uno
beloe filbrten nun gemelnlom Elm bei-
l1ges, beionoers itreng abgetotetes
&e6en.
Nud 0eS 8forrer5 3oo fnm ser
iunge Prtelter i'm 5ebruur 1918 als
Pfarrer na6 9lrs, mo er ourd elm.
unooler3ig Sabre bis 81 leinem Eooe
Dlrtte.
Go5 lit oue5 einfo6 uno geIdDin6
geIagt. Ba5 aber ale5 oieles @irfen
in ltd ldloB lit nunoerbur. S5n Irs
9lng eS teine5Degs erbaulid gu. 0od
Der unermiiOlide uno geouIoige
Bfarrer betebrte ole ieine Bforrfin.
Der. Gr, Der suabreno Der 5tuoien5eit
flir unfoblg galt, 5eigte in an ieinen
AnorOnungen uno HatIhldgen cine
ouBeroroentlide 8ei5beit. @r mut+
te elnen lolden ginOrud ouf uue, Die
nit ibm 81 tun batten, oaB iein STUFF
IelbIt iiber Jronfreid binousging
unO Seute BON melt unO brett berbei.
tomen Ieinen Hat gu erbalten uno
lbm 81 beIdten. Seit 1885 botte nit
Ruflidt ouf ben 5remoen5uorang
Elm tagli6er 8agenberfebr nit 2pon
uHo Dem fleinen sr5 orgoniiiert per.
ben milllen; 5Dan5ig Sabre lp1ter ia.
men taglid flint Smnibuiie uno bic
Fllger5obl belief ii6 ouf iGbrli6
51pan5lgtauIeno.
SIanneD beiaB Die @abe, in oen
5eelen lelen 81 fonnen, uno tpirfte
audi piele 8unoer, Die er ober ltets
Der Jiirbltte Der III. 8bilumeno 3u.
l6rieb, peld)e er beIonoers berebrte.
gr nonnte ite ~leine quite fleine Sci.
lige", ieinen ~annalt i'm Sin1mel"
Son allen Selten in @nIprud genom.
men, lebte er MIR ben 9lrbeiten fir
oas 5eelenbeil uno Dem @ebete. Sci.
nem &orper geltano er taum bos
ytotnenoige gu, IoooB es l9on mum.
oerbar ldien, pie er nur leben Tonne.
81 ar ieinen Irbeiten uno Mbt0tun.
gen fam oud nod 5eittpeilige Mnfein.
oung megen ieiner @riinoung bon
BobltGtigfeitsanitalten, uno foIt be-
ltonoig mar er bonn bolen Seino an.
gefodten. gr blieb aber Itets 5ieger
iiber a0e Sinoerniiie.
Ser beiligmaBige Bfarrer bon ars
Iegnete am 4. 9luguIt 1859 Dos 3eit.
lide. Otan balt iebt nod in fatboIi.
Iden &reiien Srontreids BEN Seligen
in boben @bren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-02

-&arl Z. BON Sponien sing in
alien, oud oftmals gering i6einen'
ben 9ingen nit GROCER ueberlegung
3l1iperfe. @r iagte ofters: ~2ange lie
berlegungen lino Die @epabrleiih1n.
gen zines sliidliden grfolges. lleber.
eilune lit Elm Wertmal Der Eoren,
ooer cine Jolge oes lnfleiBes."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-02

- 8epubre oie goIoene UfitteI.
ItraBe in 5reuo uno 2eib. 8erbonne
ieoe l1nmaBigfeit au6 in oeinen @mp-
finoungen.
- Infer &orper lit elm @orten,
unier 8ile Der @artner; an unIe.
rem freien 8illen lieet es, Oh mir
geeiieln ooer 8lumen ernten, giop
altf5ieben ODER Sbpn1ian i6ten
(Sbateipeare).
Evening star., 1945-03-25
Tests s,h0W X..I1zHlzs. k70w H/

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you are using now -. Pepsodent Tooth
Powder with Irium will make your teeth
bngbsrt
Pepsodent makes this unqualified
promise to you, without fear Of contra-
dietion. >. because test after test proves:
Pepsodent Powder with Irium makes
teeth far brighter.
Tests by impartial laboratories tests
withphotoelectfie devices. tests byiden-
teal twins by dental clinics, by dentists
themselves =. produced overwhelming
evidence for this one unshakable fact:
Evening star., 1945-03-25
hdw ozuhs1y can 1smoak/av ugly zao11/

Don't think your looks are spoiled
for life because of broken or de-
fective front teeth! Whether it's
one tooth or many y-you, like the
movie stars, can have defective
teeth camouAaged so perfectly no
one will detect them.
For example, when this girls
permanent front teeth came in they
were rough and marred by ugly
brown mottling. So over the badly
notified front teeth a dentist fitted
jacket crowns -. that exactly
matched her sound teeth in color
and shape ....aad made all the diff
ference in her looks! Yes, modern
dentistry can make teeth more
attractive. And daily brushing with
Pepsodent Powder can make them
far brighter!
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-09-17

making but does not believe the
committee should exercise such
initiative, which at times has proved
embarrassing to the council.
On the other hand, a committee
spokesman maintains that there
should be no objec ion if they have
friends on the bill and decide to ask
those friends to support the perma-
nent legislation.
The course open to Randolph, in
the event he decides to move on the
situation, is to talk over with Chair
man Malcolm Ross of the commit
tee the best procedures for cooper
ating both on the legislation and
future appropriation arguments.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-09-17
NEGRO 81 BLOWS TAPS AT
CEREMONIES IN EAST indies
BIZ Conrad Clark


NETHERLANDS, EAST IN
DIES, Sept. II (ANP)-Recently
a VI Day celebration service of
Thanksgiving was held here at I'm
bia theater, with Brig. Gen. E. F.
Wallender, the base commander, as
the main speaker.
More than 600 attended the cere-
monies which lasted less than 20
minutes, and among those attend
ing were members of both the navy
and army base personnel, ARC
workers, WACs and allied person
mel.
On the platform were the gen.
eral and members of his staff and
those taking part in the program,
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-09-17

including Cpl. Sidney Boyd OF Ne
gro engineer general service regl-
ment, a native of Newroads, La,
who blew taps.
Looking around into the faces OF
the standing Negro and white Gls
with heads bowed during the bene-
diction, one could hear the unspok-
en- prayer of thanksgiving being
said by all, many whose relatives
are now lying somewhere in those
jungles of the Pacific, as well as
somewhere in the battlefields OF the
European theater. When taps were
being blown a hushed silence was
felt very deeply, as each one strug-
gled with his individual thoughts,
all probably with the same ending
"instead of my standing here
listening to the taps being blown
| could have been one of those
for whom the taps are being sound
ed.".