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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-23
Report 6O,OOO Allied Troops For Occupation; Urge People ToBe Calm
Wont Modificotion Of Orders ReIotive To Shipping,
 Roilwoy, Etc.;
 MoeArthur Silent
By RALPH TEATSORTH

Dy 1DfAAA4 IA 4Ax6A n hS~SA~ = Limited Press Stan Correspondent)
 Manila, Aug. 23-(UP) Tokyo formally asked for five revisions in Gen. Douglas MacArthur's surrender or ders today and told the Jap anese people that 50,000 toI 60,00O Allied occupation troops would land in the cap- ital area next week alone.
 MacArthur's forces ulti- mately will seize control Of all Japan's strategic cen ters "with decisive armed strength" Radio Tokyo said.
 Japanese imperial headquarters broadcast in rapid succession 14o requests to MacArthur for changes in the surrender orders effective tomorrow immobilizing ships In Japanese home waters and reuslir- ing those at sea to head for Allied ports. TT
 The five requests were for penn sion to:
 1. Continue railway ferry uerT- ices with unarmed, especially marked vessels between Acnorl and Hakodate, Unp and Takamatsu. and Odomari and Wakani for commNaI- cations and transportation to carry out the surrender terms.
 2. Leave in operation within J4p-
 anese waters some ulotcr Eail1u4 vessels of more than 100 tons Nl1lcI
 without radio equipment. may uo9 receive the mobilization ordex. 3. Send 8 transport to Minaxuz- tori Island with food supplies, slrzee lcurrent supplies will be scumpletez3 6Contiuued on Page 4)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-23
32,OO Mternees WiH Be EDacuated By Allies

Wedemeyer, commander of Ameri- can forces in China, announced without elaboration that "contact has been established" with Wain-
 wright, hero commander of Ba- taan and Corresidor.
 4 rescue team of American parfa- chutists reported last week end that it had liberated Wainwright from prison camp co Sian, 100 miles north of MuIgden. A plano took of from eovlet-held Ankden Tuese- day to bring out the general.
 Wedemyer did not mention WAln- 'wIiehth WheFoabolilg. but 70 wac pos slble thst he either had CT wnl about 70 fly out of ManohuFIas Mt viii ho @ years old tomorrow. kfaeArlhufs headquarters lala thI recovered peIeon1si elyIalon ef 'n' adinInft generals ofiIe1, ihf ls' pI6oeni1ni command and tn1 As|1Ei' cnI, Hgd Cree HQ4II 1lHt,{N# N'>I occupation 404|s A. sHs|9|#4 &*'
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-23
Ten Million
 Jap Victims

San Francisco, Aug. 23.-(UP- Radio Tokyo said today that almost 10000, 900 persons-one sixth of the total population = were killed wounded or made homeless by American air raids on Japan.
 The dead alone totaled 260,000 including 9O,000 killed by two atomic bombs at Hiroshima and Nagasaki an official Japanese Domei Agency dispatch said.
 Half Million From Bomb
 Another 412,000 Japanese were injured, 18O,000 of them in the two atomic bomb raids, and 9,200. 0.00C were left homeless.
 "These figures are still incom- plete and are likely to mount as further investigation is made,' Damei said.
 Of 2O6 cities in Japan proper Domei said, A were completely wiped out and 37 otfers-including Tokyo-lost more than 30 per cent of. their built-up areas.
 Approximately 2.210,000 houses
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-23
Murder Mort
 Uncovered

Seattle, Aug. 23.-(UP)-The sccHe of Seattle,s alleged murder Elzaxt mystery widened today as police dls- closed an undercover agent for tue Washington state liquor coutrQl board was found In serious ccQ6I- tion from stab wounds and cisaret burns.
 The agent, Forrest Ford, 23. N<s the second liquor board investigator apparently to fan victim to tho bootleg underworld within q forE~ night.
 Wholesale Slaughter
 The new development cane ee police uncovered details o{ (@ 'paid-for" slaying of another l1zz- lContinued on Page 9
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-23
Jops Assure  ForAIIies
By GEORGE WANG

United Press Stan COrreSpoHaexz/i
 Chungking, Aug. g - (UF) n Japanese military chiefs informed Chinese and American ofilcials to- day it was now safe for them to en- ter Nanking to prepare for the the formal surrender of more than 100000 Japanese troops in Ch1na.
 Gen. Yasuja Okamrra, supreme commander of Japanese forces n China assured the Chungking g0y- ernment that he would recognlze only an authorized representative o{ Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek and requested further surrender 1nsez1le~ tionS.
 Okamura,s representative, MAJ. Gen. Takeo Imai. having concluded preliminary surrender disclsslo1z with the Chinese at Chihkiang, WIS scheduled to return to Nanking 6o- day.
 It was believed certain that the formal signing of the capitnlat1ou
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-23
Britain Firm OnHongkone Occupation
 Attlee Asserts
 Empires Stand
 On Issue
BULLETIN By PHIL AuLT

By FILL AULT
 United Press Staff Correspondent
 London, Aug. 23-(UP)-Prime
 Minister Attlee told the House of
 Commons today that a British
 commander will accept the sur- z render of the Japanese at Hong
 Kong.
 London, Aug. 23-UP)- A spokesman of the British Foreign Office said flatly to- day that Britain definitely has not agreed that the Chinese shall occupy Hong kong"
 Atlee made his statement in reply to an inquiry by op- position leader Winston Churchill.
 The question arose as a re- suit of indications that a race was in progress between the British and the Chinese to take over the British Crown colony.
 Churchill's Query Churchill wanted to know whe- ther the government had plans un- der way to restore the British ad- ministration in Hong Kong once the Japanese surrender had been ac. cepted.
 "Yes," Attlee said, "as stated by the foreign secretary on Monday ar arrangements are being made for the Japanese surrender to be accepted \ (Continued on Page 4)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-23
Prepare Disposal OF Wartime Plants
Connecticut
 Concerns Affected; l; Private Industries Moy Bid
By sANDOR s. KLEIN

Washington, Aug. 23- (UP)-The Army today de clared as surplus 252 govern ment-owned plants costing an $1,484,352,337 and the Navy was getting ready to do the same with 134 other plants.
 These facilities will be- come available for purchase or lease by private industry and will help iderably n providing the additional ia cilities needed to achieve the
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-23
Whats s in e Name? Plenty!

New Bedford, Mass, Aug. g --(UP)-John Medeiros had his day in court herein fact, all three of him did.
 The assault case of John Medeiros, B, of New Bedford was continued until Sept. 8. the case of John Medeiros, 34, also of New Bedford, charged with receiving stolen property, was continued until Tuesday. And the case of John Me- deiros, 40, of Fairhaven, acc cused of drunken driving, was filed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-23
Vets Rights Secured

Washington, Aug. 23.-(UP)- There will be plenty of time, it ap- peared today, for Congress to pass new legislation perpetuating veter- ans unemployment rights which now are guaranteed only for the life of the Selective Service Act.
 Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, di- rector of Selective Service, pointed out in Boston last night that the re- employment guarante in the Selec- tive act will expire when the act expires unless 1t is extended in new legislation.
 Chairman Ebert Thomas, D., Utah, of the Senate Military Affairs committee said he was well aware
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-23
Lest Bond Drive
 | Slated for Oct. 2o

Washington, Aug. 23-lUP) --The Victory lean. last ore ganlxed bond drive of It's kind planned by the government, win be held from Oct. % Co Dec. 3 with Q goal Of efi,eoo- oee.oeo, the Treasury ans neunee6 today.
 Secretary Of the Treasury Fred M.t vinson explained that despiio the end Of the wnr enc ReFernmsnt stlll needed haze nIn0nnla of noney to meet costs os mnnlegIn1 eNl paFs rnfln|nGmonI af e1l1l1fa' hesV r|lai|zaiIsn. anf ether rsfeH1= tE incident .e 'a1 Etf
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-11
gartt1- 1-Rnn1flt1att
Bon s. N. Seneni&, ebemali'
ger &ebaftenr bes ,2anbmann'

Die boben Breiie baben
aud cine &ebrieite, benn, nie aus
8aibington beri6tet pirb, itno bic
2ebenstolten bur6i6nittli9 um orei.
big Bro5ent seitieeen. Sm 8ergIeid
gum Sabre 1889 foften Die 2ebens.
mittel tiinf5ig, &leioer fiinfunopier.
gig, Wobel pierun6bier6ig Broaent
mebr. 9ie Breiie fir Slide itiegen
Inn bunoertDierunoaDan5ig, fir aep.
fel bunoertiiebe fir grii.
ne 8obnen bunoertneununbfiinfTg
uno fir &artoffeln bunoertunooier-
5ebn Bro5ent. Sir 8aumpoufleioer
be5ablen Die Srauen ie6Sunolecb5ig
Bro5ent unb mebr; Donene &leioer
lteben oreiunooier5ig Brooent uno
S6ube 5tpeiunOoreiBig Bro5ent bober
i'm Breiie. 9ie molienbaften Streifs
peroen 5u nod boberen Breiien unb,
mas 5u befiir6ten lit, gu elmer Snflo.
tion fiibren Del6e Dos ganae 8irt-
l6aftsDelen in's Sdpanfen bringen
fann.
Ole 8eriu6sI 8 it tion BON
Colorado teilt NIT, baB iif Der ues
berfluB bon &artoffeln gut fir 8ieb-
futter bermerten ldBt, beionoers penn
Die &artoffeln inliliert, .. +. inn Ser
baltnis gu orei Seilen 4artoffeln uno
einem Sell &aubfutter in Silos ein-
gei6nitten Deroen. Ger 8orrat bon
&ortoffeln lit 6eionoers groB in Sen
Staaten 9eebrasfa, Colorado, 8Ds
oming, Wi6igan, 8isconiin, Min-
neiota, 0oro-0atoto uno 5uo-9afo,
to- gea6 Der neueIten Sdasung miro
| 1t6 Die &ortoffelernte oes 2anoes auf
432,895,O00 8uibel beloufen.
0ie Ser. Staoten fubr,
ten i'm @rnteiobr 1944/45 pierbu1,
oerteinunoneun5ig Wiaionen Bfuno
Geis aus, gegen Dierbunoertbierunb-
a6t5ig Wiaionen Bfunb inn 8oriabr.
Son oteiem &eis gingen lettes SSobr
iiber pierunooreiBig Wiaionen Bfuno
na6 &uBlano unb iiber einunb5nan.
gig Wfiaionen Bfunb na9 Solonb.
Guba Itano nit elmer Reiseinfubr bon
6etnabe oreibunoertoreiunooreiBig
Wiaionen Pfuno obenan, Damn folgte
&anuoa nit beinabe ie6sunobreiBie
Wiaionen Bfuno.
Sn 4anaba mar es i'm
Srubiabr manherorts 81 trofen, bie-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-11

Oes @eees rei9lia CAB. Sd bate
nod nidt BEN 0eut geFunoen, mir
in oen 5oblrei6en groBern uno flei'
nern Srti6aften, 6ur6 Del6e mein
Beg fiibrte, etpas gu erbetteln.
8on bier nobm i9 Die &i6tung
nad &empen, ou5 6ur6 bic ~Na6.
folge Gbrilti" oes SbomaS Semmer-
fen (genonnt bon &enlpi5) in Der
gon3en 8elt befonnt gemor0en lit.
3uerIt fam i6 nnb 8orIt. @S mar
iebr marm. 0o Die &ir6tiire. often
ItonO, pebte mir aus Oerielben cine
ungenebme &iible entgegen. Der lam
ge Marid bate MIDI ermiioet, 10 ooB
mir beim geieoerleten bolo Die 9lu-
gen 3ufielen, bis ouB cine 2ebrerin
Die &leinen in Die Stride brudte, Inn
lie 5ur 8eidte oor3ubereiten. Nad)
&in0erort itarrten iie neu9ierig ben
6remoen an, mas MIDI beDog, bale
auf5ubre6en.
Nad Dem Stunoe ser Some mod.
te cS fiinf l1br iein, olS id in Sent
pen unfom. &ur5 Dor ser Sto0t frag-
te id in einem 8uuernbauIe an Der
StroBe Inn ein Stiid 8rot uno einen
Irunf @oiier. Gie 6rou idlug mir
Sic Iiire Dor Der Scale 81. Sic mo6-
te pobl Oenfcn 10 ein iunger &erl
Ioute Iicbcr orbciten, onltatt 3u bet.
tcln SSd) fOnnte ibr Oorin aud fem
llnrcdt geben. 3u beiOen Seiten oe5
Wcge5 ItonOen, onltott Der ge1p0bn,
liden SduttenbQume, boNItommi9e
9Ipfclboune. Gie unreifen Sriidte
mllBtcn mir ooS NaHtmobl erieben
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-11
Sitter 2eTer, N. s.

Obtpobl Die @eienbeit aaer bon
@ott eri6affenen Dinge, alio au9
Die bes Weni6en nit ieiner forperlt'
6en @eitalt ols BrototDp, 8orbtlo
ooer Sbee inn gottltden &atidluB bon
D@pigfeit Der gepelen lit, obgleid ite
erit in Der 3eit our6 einen i60pfert'
i6en aft @ottes, als Bib iener gotts
li6en Soee in's forperlide Dalein
gerufen tporoen, 10 fam man bod
ni9t bebaupten, ooB Der Weni6 iei'
ner f0rperli6en @eitalt na6 I'M
@benbilo @ottes erl6affen mor6en
lei, i6on oesbolb, neil @ott Elm @eiit
lit uno ni9ts &orperli6es beiibt.
0nS gbenbiIo @ottes i'm MenI6en
be5iebt li6 ouf feline Seele, Ben gei-
Itigen Seil 0eS Weeni6en, auf feline
Seele, ieine geiltige 9lnlo9e, ieinen
8erituno uno ieinen freien 8iQen.
80 ltno au6 Die @ngel, Die refine
@eiiter ltno, @ottes @ben6iloer be-
5iiglid ibrer geiItigen geotur, Der
Bernunft uno 0eS freien 8iuens
Sbre 9lnli6t, oaB Elm 8ilo ODER
gbenbiIo nur ouf itdtbore, f0rper-
lide Iinge 8e5ug baben Tonne, lit
alio gang irrtiimlid. GoB @ott-go-
ter BON etnem menl6li6en Waler alS
alter Wann nit einem langen Bart
burgeiteat nirO, bob @ott obne 3Deis
fel in menIdli6er @e1taIt Dem AOum,
yoe, Abrobom uno anoern Batrior-
den erl6ienen lit Cont bitten lie Sbn
ni6t leben tonnen), boB @r enoli6 ols
5Deite Berlon Der @ottbeit aus oem
poQfommenIten Seiner meni6li6en
@eid0pfe, Ser Sungfrou Woria, Die
meni6lihe 9eatur uno Sc eItolt fir
INNER angenommen bat, dnoert
nidts an Dem SaB, baB ii9 oas @ben-
bib @ottes i'm Wenihen ouf oelien
geiltige geatur uno Inlage be5iebt.
@obl aber fann man Iagen, oaB
oie forperli6e @eItolt oes WeenI I6en
in elmer gepiiien Sormonie NIT iei-
men geiItigen &rdften itebe uno elm
| li6t6ares 8ilo Ieiner unii6tburen
geatur iei, looaB bic geiltige uno Dor
aaem geiitli6e Goafommenbeit Ell
mes Wfeniden itd I'M geuBern, be-
lonoers i'm antlib mioerIpiegelt uno
Die moralil6e 8eriunfenbeit zines
Wenl6en oft audi i'm 4euBern in Die
@rIdeinung tritt. Ser 8erluIt Der
&inol6aft @ottes our6 Die grb1iinoe
bot 0ur6 ben Slud @ottes ouf Die
torperlide 9eatur oes Weni6en Ell
men oerbeerenoen @influB gebabt uno
miro Die menidli6e Ratur Der aus.
erpablten oud Dem 4orper nod BEL
Der Iuferltebung am Siingiten Sage
oerflart uno in ibrer ganaen S90n,
belt erItroblen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-11
6. g., q. 3.

Die tatboliide Stride iIt, mie ibr
aus unmlllenbeit ODER 8osbeit n1an6.
nal Oorgemorfen miro, feline inperio,
llltllde 8ereinigun9, ionoern Die ooa.
fommenlte Ienofratie, oie es gibt.
Sbre Ofitglieoer iino oue glei6. Sic
beDor5ugt feline Wenidenroie unb
feline Wtenldentlolie. Se6er, audi Der
8eringlte uno 0ieOrigite, tann Brie.
tier, 8ll6of uno SopIt peroen. Die
STRIDE betra6tet eben ale WenIden
ol5 Die &lnoer 8ottes. @enn lie cine
&lolle Vfeniden nit belonberer 8or.
liebe bebanoelt, 10 iino eS oie Irmen
unO &runten. Ios betpeiien in
&rleg5- uno 6rieoens5eiten oie in
allen 2onoern Der @roe bon fotbolt,
lden Nroen geleiteten &ronfen-,
Wallen= unO 9lltersoerlorgungSun,
ltalten. Sic adtet, ebrt uno ieqnet
oue 8erufe, ale 8oltsi6i6ten, ben
Helden Die ben 9lrmen, obne Inter.
ldleo, Ben 5obritberrn pie ben DR.
better. 8enn Ser @eilono beut5utaae
unter Den U}enl6en umberginge, tpie
oomol5 Ddbreno SeineS groenlebens
in Balaltino, 10 piiroe Ct ebenlo mie
oamals nit olIen obne guSnobme
liebcooa Derfebren. @ir oiirfen 0as
auge oes gottli6en Weiiters, oas
emit nit liebeoonItem Sntereiie ouf
Der 9rbeit Der idenoen uno erntens
oen 2anoleute uno Der bic Nebe elm.
ienfenoen uno emporbebenoen Slider
rubte, aud beute oen 0eui9opfungen
Ser Snouitrie gegeniiber ni6t Der.
i6lonen uns oenfen oiirfen, unb ooB
bos mifoe maieitdtii6e auge, hos n
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MuAkunH
Bon Brpf. 3. N. 9lbreu
9tebufteur bes ,8aiienfreuub'
= @m. s., Sa. =

Sbre anfraee loutet: r5ie bo6en
in friiberen Sabren Die anpenoung
bon 2ebm (@lap) alS elm bor5iigli6es
Seilmittel empfoblen. Sd modte germ
etpos geaberes uno gan3 8eltimmtes
oarit6er erfabren.
2ebmer0e, Die meiit cine gel6e ODER
groue 5arbe bot, lit ieit bielen Gene
rationen i'm @ebrau6 getpeIen uno
nit groBen @rfolsen bon Naturopo.
then angeDanot tporoen. Oeon &c.
bral1fe gu elmer Sur oen 2ebm, Ser
10 tief unter Der @rooberfl69e liegt,
0aB man annebmen fonn, er lei nod
ME an Der Sberfl66e oes 8ooens
gepeien, olIo iungfrduIi6er 2ebm,
Der bon fetner nnoern I6dbigenoen
Subiton5 beriibrt poroen. 0ieIer
2ebm miro nit 8oiier ongeriib brt
ooer nit Elm uenig @iiig Go ni6t 5u
ptel, Die 8forrer &neipp Iogt). ObIt,
eiitg lit om beIten. 0iei er gu 8rei
oerarbeitete 9ebm miro auf 2einpan6
geItriden uno pfloltertueile oufgelegt,
mo- er 0ann auStrodnet un6 ous ben
franfen Steuen ale feu9ten, fIuIii.
gen &ronfbeitsItoffe oufiougt. Sci
oeri6ieoenen 2ei6en miro Der 2ebm.
brei pie 8oiier peroiinnt, 10 6aB
man 8ideqeinDon6 bineintauden
tonn, bic ols 8idel bel Soutfranf.
beiten angepanot tperoen, lelbIt bel
Quetl6ungen, Berrenfungen, Ser.
itou6ungen uno @i6t (@eIenfrbeu-
matismus): 0ie iogenannten
S6lammbGoer, Die an bielen Srten
ais Seilturen ongeprieien meroen,
tonn man iid IelbIt einri9ten, inoem
man in elmer @rube bon Der @r0Be
elmer 8aoemanne nit 2ebm un6
Wofer (ooer giiig) elm S9lommboo
modt.
Die Seilfraft bes 2ebms liegt 5u-
na6lt in leiner gigenIdaft, Die sSeu6.
4tigfeit aus elmer noiiernoen @un6e
berous5u5ieben, pdbren6 nuI1er 2ebm
cine eIeftriide Sdtigfeit entlpidelt.
5erner tiiblt Der 2ebm uno ent5iebt
Der @aut ooer Dem @enebe oie aQ-
5ugroBe Sibe. Wegen oieler Dem
Sebm innepobnenoen SeiItrGfte miro
oerlelbe III ben Deridieoenlten sSor.
men ongemonot Inn innere unreinig,
felten, Die 8erbGrtungen, @euGdie,
geroitungen 8ereiterungen, sc,
ldmiillte, iogor &nodenfroB aus Ben
Yoren berauS5u5ieben. 8ie BEL Der
Annenoung oqer 9eilmittel, gilt bier
Dor ollem Der @runolat, ooB sic 8e,
banolung ridtig, onoouerno uno
grllnolid] gelfiebt. 9a5u geb0rt sc.
oulo uno 9lusoouer uno &enntnis.
user 3. 9. cine itarfe innere 8erqif-
tun9 lld 5uge5ogen, fam ourd elm
Sebm- ooer groboo in ettpo leds
Strgoen ooS Sit aus Dem &0rper
berou55ieben. 3u 6ieIem 3ped Iuft
man re:nen frilben 2ebm redt tief
aus, tut i'm in cine 8ooenonne un0
miIht i'm nit Gegennaiier ooer elm
penl9 g1tenl Giiig 5u einem i9Iomm,
orti9en Seige Mon fiiQt oomit Die
eaoemonne 10 bod, ooB man ben
Storper pollltanbig oorin eintau6en
tonn nit Iusnobme 0es Gopfes.
SelbIt Die idlimmIte innere 8ergif,
tung oerl6winoet, na6oem man
1ed)s Stlnoen in oieiem 2ebnlbooe
gelenen. 4ud BEL gelpobnli6en 2ei-
ben bepabrt iif Ser noiie 2ebm aIs
oor5itglideS Sausmittel.
0ie @rfubrung bat gelebrt, 6qb
es our raiden ausbreitung bon
&ranfbeitsitoffen, io6olo iie einmal
i'm 9orper aufgeloit itno, tein beife.
reg gsittel gibt, als Oen 2ebm, bei,
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len Serb1t CAB es 5u biel &egen, 10
oaB oas @etreioe beidaoigt puroe.
0ie Ser. Staaten pro IL
5ieren iiebenunbnern5ig Bro5ent BON
aler GRAPEFRUIT Der san3en Belt.
Die 8robuftion ltieg bon iieben Mil.
lionen 4iiten i'm Sabre 1920 auf a6t'
unofiinf8ig Millionen Riiten i'm Sab
re 1913.
Cine in 4rgenttni n / n
porgenommene Bieb5dblung ergab
pierunooreiBig Miaionen 5tiid &ino-
oieb, iehsunofiinfaig Miaionen Sda.
fe uno a6t WiGionen S6ipeine. Sm
8ergleid gum Sabre 1887 iinb fol.
genoe 3unabmen 5u ber5eidnen:
runb 5lueieinbalb gttnopieb, adtunb'
5man5ig Sdafe uno bunoertuno5tpei
Bro5ent S6Deine.
&anaoo iebte Sen $ 9 It.
prels fir Wei5en, Der erportiert tpiro,
ouf $1.55 ($1.41 nad unierem Gel
oe) uno ben Minbeitpreis uuf ST
(elnunoneun5ig Gents na6 unierem
@eloe) felt.
Auf oem icago' 'er
8orlenmarft miro pieber @efliigel
gefauft uno perfouft. 9ie @renae
puroe ouf oreiBietauleno Bfuno ge.
ldla6tetes @efliigel pro Sag feItge-
lebt.
Ole 5oroerung oaB bic
Butter BON Ger &otionsliite genom.
men Deroen ioa, miro INNER lauter.
Die Geglerung tauft tpeniger Butter,
bic Broouftion aber gebt unbermi1.
bert peiter. 9ie NationaI Goopera.
tiDe Ufilf Prooucers' federation er-
lu6te ben AderbauiefretGr, oa fir au
lorgen, oaB Die 3ablung BON 5ubii.
oien fir Deil9 eingeitelt miro. 9ie
Heglerung be5ablt 5ur 3eit runo flint.
bunoert Wtillionen Dollars pro SSobr
fir Sublioien. Gfe S0oeration
piinidt, ooB Die 9reiie entlpre6eno
erbObt peroen, oamit Die Sarmer ibr
@elo bel Der germarttung brett er.
ballen.
SobaIb enbgiItig feft
geIteat tDeroen fann, pie groB Die
oiesiabrige &ornernte tit, pirb bic
Hegierung Die ,Sdpeinequote fiir
oas fommenoe Sabr feititelen = ct.
ma 5tpelunofiinf5ig Ni1ionen sSriib.
iabrs. uno fiinfunooreiBis Milllonen
Serb IferfeI.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-11

2tebe ben &tnoern Der 8ergbetpobne
8olilGos uno 6enen Der Souptita6t
Seruialem iidb autpanote, ni6t talt,
niGt blino iit gegeniiber ben 4inbern
Ser moOernen Sabrifarbetter in un'
Ieren StGoten uno 8ororten. Iue 8e-
rufe itnb bon @ott getpont unb Itnb
0a5u oa, Die Menlden ourd geeen'
ieitige SiIfe gu ibrem gnbaieI 5u
fiibren.
Ser 8rie1ter, Der nit oem &el9
uno Der Batene am Iltar itebt, Inn
Dem epigen @otte @ebete un6 Ga.
ben ooraubringen, uno Der 8tn5er
un0 6er 2anomonn, Der Die &ebe
pflan3t, Der ben @ei5en lat, auf ooB
&eld uno Batene ibren Snbalt ge.
ninnen, ite ourfen treuber5tg Die
@ono 1t6 rei6en, penn nur ieoer iei.
ner 8erufung gen6B Dem geneinias
men Serrn Oient; Ser Sngenieur, Der
Sen Blon ausgeor6eitet gum tperoens
0en boben 8au, 5l1r peroenoen fl1nit-
polen Woi6ine, ser MeiIter, Ser nit
fun0igem 5inn un6 geiibter Sono
Dem @eoanfen oen &orper Ieibt, Der
Iogelobner unb ser 2ebrling Die
Stein ooer StabI uno oos 8erf5eug
reidJen, un6 pieoer Der ein3elne @r.
Better unter an BEN Sunoerten uno
louienoen i'm Sabrifbetrieben, iie
f0nnen ood ale bur6 einen @eiit
geeinigt Iein.
0ieie 6riItfatbolii6e ginbeit un6
ginigfeit un6 91ei6beit 5eigt it9 10
redt, menn lt6 Irm unb Geid, @roB
unO &lein om @ottes6ienIt uno an
Der beiligen &ommunion beteiligen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-11

Mebrbeit aber trGgt idlimmite SOL
gen 6obon, ia es Itno Sdae nOaiger
DormlGbmung NIT t0olt9em glus'
gang borgefommen. 9as naa ret6lt'
dem SbitgenuB it6 leidt etnite1enoe
Duritgefubl fam our6 pieoerboltes
9lusipilen oes Mun6es init 8aiier
beiettigt tperoen.