davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-29
g. 3d., Sa. =

@s tDare irrig, an5unebmen, ooB
Dor Der @tnman6erung europ6ii6er
&unoi9after in Der 0euen 8eIt Der
8arten- un6 beionoers Der @emiie-
bau unbefannt geiDeien lei. Ser @or-
tenbau, tpie mir i'm beute in un1erm
2anoe baben, lit tells Ben grrungen.
i6aften Der Ilten 8elt, tells ben
i6on borbanbenen arbeiten Der ur-
einpobner Der Neuen @elt 5u ber-
oanfen. Die eriten Anlieoler in Mme,
rita fanoen, 6aB Die SSnbioner btele
@etpddle 5ogen. 9os ObIt un6 Die
8emitle guropas pur6en 11ah Slime,
rita berpflan5t, unb Die tpil6mo6len.
oen Sorten Imerifos berbeiiert uno
oereoelt. 9ie Initeoler nabm1en Die
bon ben Snoianern befolgten Mnbaus
metbooen uno oerbeiierten fie.
Imerifaniide SorI6er Itellten felt,
bob Die SSsnoainer bic 1piIopo6ienben
8eeren biel benubten, boB ibre &aito.
MEN ben beiten fran5oiii6en uno ito
lienii6en gleid famen, un6 6aB 1te
ousge5et9nete Srauben, NfIoumen,
mtloe Iepfel unb &iriden batten.
Goger 8iaiams, Der befmnte Gor.
fampfer Der 9teligionsfreibeit in
Imerifa, fano Die grbbeere, u6as
Wunoer unter ben sSrii9ten, in bic.
ier @egenb milo tpo6ieno". 8ilIiam
Penn, Der @riin6er bes Stoates
BennIDlbania, i6rieb i'm Sabre 1858,
oaB &aitanien, @alniiiie, Bflaumen
Woosbeeren (Granberries) un6 Era11.
ben in ben 86loern i'm ueberfluE
tpu6ien. 9ie 1pidtigiten Obitiorten
lpel6e bic europdil6en MniieoIer mil
| fi6 bradten, tporen 8orietGten bon
Iepfeln, 8irnen, Auitten, Bfiritden
aprifoien, Npfelfinen, 3itronen uni
Inanas.
gls Die Sronaisfoner i'm Sabre
1859 nod California famen, Iegten
iie ben @rltn6itein gu Dem BORT ieti
10 groBartig ousgebilbeten ObItba11
0ieie Won6e tparen bic eriten, Die
bort Ipfelitnen, 3itronen, Oliben,
Seigen, @ranaten unb Srauben on.
pflanaten.
Die bon ben Snbianern geaogenen
Semitic, 11amentIid Wois un6 Bob.
men, tpurben bon ben eriten anfte6.
lern bereitpillisft iibernommen. &or-
toffeln unb Eomaten, bic aus Sii6.
amerifa itammen, iparen beftimnt,
|nidt nur IN Der amerifaniihen 2an6.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-29
Sran 8m. s., Ntun. -

@efrorene @ier ooer iol9e, bon be-
men man berrnutet, ite batten 6ur9
&alte eelitten, ioIIte man eine 5eit.
lang in faltes Sol5noiier legen. Sic
miiiien ober oann gleid oufgebraudt
Deroen, oa iie it6 uidt bolten. @ier,
bic man berididen min, loI1ten 1i6t
oorber getpoiden 1peroen, benn unge-
Dai6ene beroerben nidt 10 lei9t unb
bolten iid ldnger. Die 8erpenbung
bon 8uiierglas beim ginlegen BON
@iern miro bon Dielen bertporfen, oG
Die gier, beionoers 1penn ite lGnger
oorin liegen, ibren gltten, frii6en
@ei6mad berlieren. Inftatt oefien
fann man Die gier in 2ein0I (2inieeG
Dip ODER &olfpaiier (2ime 8ater),
Dos ni6t 5u oiinn iein ion, eintol1.
6en. Gud folgen6es 8erfabren bot
it9 betpGbrt: 3ebn @romm 8oror
Deroen in eintauIen6 @ramm 8oi-
Ter geloit. Glsbann IGBt man in Der
Darme1 uno tDarm au ber1penoentem
5liiiiigfeit fiinfunonier5ig Seile @e-
latine 5ergeben. @ier, in 6ieie 5IuI-
itgfeit getau6t uno on einem tiiblen
Srt getro6net, bolten it9 Ionge
frii6. Cine betpabrte Wetbooe lit Die
IufbeDabrung Der @ter in einem mo-
oernen &ublidranf (&efrigerator).
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-29

beg Serenglaubens uno oerfubr bel
ben I'M ie65ebnten 1tno iieb5ebnten
Sabrburtoert CUR epidemic gelnoroe'
men Serenpro5eiie gegen Die armen
Spfer neiit iebr tptl1fiirlid uno grau'
fam 6ur6 Anper1oung bon Softer,
9ol6, Seuer uno Sdnert. 9a mar
es geraoe Die fatboIii6e Stride in IT,.
rem Stelbertretern un6 Dienern, Die
gegen 6ieie @rauianfeiten auftrat {:
5una6lt Der groBe fatboliide Sole
mifer Sanner un6 Ser befannte Sc
iuitenpater Srieori6 BON Spec, Der
in ieiner vGautio Criminals" nit
i6onungsloier &ritif bas gan5e fa1.
i9e uno ungeredte 8ro5eBberfabren
aufoedte. Nber erit nod Der ~&efor-
nation" fam Die SerenberfoIgung als
epioemiider 8obniinn in Der @eitalt,
pie ite Spee i6iloert, 5um Iusbru6.
9ie 10 bieI angegriffene uSeren"
buIle" Snnocen5' VIII. bonn 9. 9e.
5ember 1884 (~Sunntit Deltberantes
Iffectibus") min nur Die Iutoritdt
Der getItliden 8eboroe be5iig1ib 6es
8erfobrens gegen Die Sdretifer tuabs
rem uno 6ieie Dem geiitli6en @eri6te
iibertpteien miiien, tpobur9 tie eben
Dem our6 Die peltli6en @eri6te ber-
beigefubrten l1npeien 5u iteuern iltdt.
Gas Serenunpeien ielbit tpirb MIR
gelegentli6 beriibrt. @s lit alio un'
pabr, bob 6ieie 8ulle Die ~Serenpro"
5eife" etngefitbrt babe.
0ie uHefornation" als ioI6e bat
Die Serenpro5eiie als iol6e tDe6er BE-
fdmpft nod cine Wiloerung ODER Ib-
idaffung oerielben aneebabnt. &C.
Ididtlid ertpieien iit, 6aB iogar biele
promtnente Heformatoren, ON ibrer
Spise Nartin 2utber, bas xSeren-
berbrennen" befiirtporteten. Son 2u-
tier ielbit lit es befanrt, oaB er bodit
leidteldubig an 8e6ielb6lge unb
Seufelsfinoer, Die man eriGufen mill
ie (~Eiidreoen", alte 4usgabe, Seite
210 Biz 213), an BEN 8uno ber Sc
rem nit bem Seufel gIaubte, unb baB
er nit gntfdtebenbeit Die 8eitrafung
ber Seren berlanete, bic er nit eige.
ner $an6 au berbrennen itd bereit
erfldrte. Bon Galbi1 un6 ben Galbi.
niiten iagt 8alter Seott &c. 6. Set.
ter 81, baB fie bon alien lam uner.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-29
g. 8., q. q. :;

@s ldBt itd aus Der @eididte I'M.
idtper nadpeiien, 6oB Der @runo al
Ter reoolutionGren un6' oufloienoen
8eItrebungen ieine Ieste grfI6runa
in Der unieligen &ir6entrennune
our6 Wartin 2utber finoet; boB Der
8roteitantismus ourd Die grunoiGs.
lide 8ertperfung Der 2ebre bon Den
guten 8erfen Die io5iale Sroge Dor.
bereitet bat, un6 oaB Die @eieni9oft
uno Die 8elt nt6t eber 5ur Gube
fommt, Biz ite 5u ben gefeuf9aftIi'
diem Soealen 6es driltltden 3eitoI'
ters 5uriidfebrt. 8enn bic gegenpGr.
ttgen 8emiibungen Der Sriebensmie.
oerberiteGler it6 ni6t ouf 6riitlide
@runoidBe itiiBe1l tpiro fein tpobrer
uno oauernoer B0Iferfrieoen in Die
8ege geleitet tper6en fonnen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-29
- 9. g., o.

@rfreuliderpeiie boben IN unierm
2on6e etne Reibe Silfsotttonen ftd
organiitert fir Die 0otleioen6en
Deutl6lonbs. &eligioie un0 2aienor'
ganilationen itno bereits in bic 8ege
geleitet tporoen uno iperoen, tpie man
bofft, redt balo in oirefter 8erbin'
oung NIT 0euti6lano ibr 9ilfsmerf
beginner fonnen. &u6 Die Sdneia
beteiligt ft6 NIT alien &rGften an Der
2inoerlne Der Scot in 0euti9la1b.
Cine i6wei5eriIde &ommiiiion bot
ale &reiie oes idpetaeriiden BoIfes
aufgerufen, neben ben bereits bette.
benoen iofort etne neue Reibe BON
Silfsaftionen fir 0eut16lono, Be-
ionoers fir Die oeutl6en &inoer, ms
2e6en gu rufen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-29
5. g., $40.

Ser Geufel i6eut bos 2idt; Der
Dieb unb 8oietpi6t ideut oos 2tdt,
nesbalb er Iein unpeien beim1i6 un6
meiit BEL Na9t treibt. 9ie gebeime1r
@elealdaften ipinneu ibre Bldne ge.
gen Die fntboliide Stride I'M @ebei-
men. sic i9euen Dos 2idt Der 8abr.
beit un6 lu6en oosielbe bor Der 8elt
3lt berounfeln. 0te fatbolii6e Stride
lebrt 1&no berfiiuoet ibr 8eien uno
ibre 2ebren 0ffentltd Dor Der ga15er
8elt. Dteielben itno nie6ergelegt t1r
ibren &ate6tsmen u1t6 2ebrbii6ern,
Die ie6em 3uedngli6 ftn6. sic brau6t
oas 2i6t, bic 8abrbeit ni6t 5u
i6euen. Sic lit Die leu6tenbe Stabt
@otteS, Die auf Dem 8erge Iiegt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-29
q. g., So.

Ser nod 81 tpenig befannte bI~
Bai6alis 8aDlon lit elmer Der Iieb<
li6iten Seiligen bes Sran5isfaners
oroens. Gr mar Elm armer ipuniI6er
Strteniunge, Der oreiBig Sabre lang
als Sran5isfanerbruber Elm beiIig-
mdBiges 2eben fiibrte. 0ie Stride
iab in ibm einen groBen Siibrer Ser
eu6ariitii6en 8eDegung. Oarum but
i'm Bapit SEQ XIII. gum Saffron al
Ter eu6ariitiIden Bereine uno 8ru-
oeridaften erfldrt. 8ra6te 6o6 Der
obgetotete Sran5isfanerbruber oeI1en
lte6iter Blas i6on, als er nod in iei.
mem aragonil6en 9orfe Die S6afe
biitete, Die Iltaritufe Dor Dem Saber>
nafel nar, 10 gut pie ieoe gea9t mad,
ietnen arbeitsrei6en Saeen Dor benz
aaerbeiligiten 81, fiirbitteno unb
iiibnenb, betra6ten6 un6 i6auen6.
gei oieiem gottli6en 2ebrmeiIter er@
parb Der l1neelebrte tiefe tbeologi-
ide @rfenntnis, bic ielbit Die Sa6<
tbeoloeen in stounen ieste, iooob iie
it6 bel tbm &at bolten. 60 bieIt Der
arme, ungelebrte 8ruoer Dor benz
Eobernafel Die beilige 8abI, bis i'm,
ben MIR Observation-Disclosures Der
Serr gu Sid rief am Bfinaitionntog
oes Sabres 1892. Sein 6eIt miro am
II. Wai gefeiert.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-29

Itentuns uno fi1ben itb ou9 beute
nod ouBerbolb oes gbriitentums Dor.
Oos Serenpeien uno Die Seren.
pro5eiie iinb ntdt cine @rftn0ung Der
NGplte unb Der tatbolii6en Stride i'm
Mittelolter. S6on friiber erflGrte
ii6 Die Stride enti6ie6en 6agegen.
u8is gum anfang bes orei5ebnten
Sobrbunoerts," idreibt Der gelpiB
unpetoa6tige Broteltont &urb (v&ir.
dengeididte" /, 2. Sell, Seite 28D,
~bdtten gar man6e &ir6enlebrer nod
gegen ben 8olfspabn bon 3auberei
Sererei un0 lon1tigem Eeufelsipuf
angefampft un6 cine gan5e gfeibe
bon Brobin5iulfon5iIien i'm fir
iiinobaft, beioniib un6 bGretiid ers
flart. Chen Ger oielgei6mabte 8apIt
@regor VII. ipra9 it9 geeen Die in
Geutldlano borgefommenen Seren>
totungen 1914 energii6 aus uno
erflarte ii6 nit glei6er gnti tidieoen-
belt Dem &onige bon 9Gnemorf ge>
geniiber pioer Die Serengeridte, Sic
er ols unmeni6li6 uno barburild
be5ei6nete (a,nntanitas barbari ritus {:
Lib. 7. epist. Ply. glu9 lit es ebenio
foll6, Denn man Der Snquilition Die
Ginfiibrung ODER Soroerung Der Sc
renpro5eiie oufbiir6en min. Mleron6er
". oerbot iogor ous6riidli6 ben SSsr-
quilitoren, uuf Die 8eitrofung Ser
tpegen Wogie gneetlaeten ii6 ein3u.
lo1len, uno SSobannes XXI. pies sic
Snqullttoren an, nur bort ein3uIdrei.
ten, mo- SGreiie inn Spiele lei.
Die eigentltde Beriooe Der Seren.
pro5eiie faat ou6 gar nidt in 6os
Vtittelolter, ion0ern in oos Retailer
Der "&eformotion" 0ie fatboIiIde
Stride lelbIt bat iid ME iiber SEN
Serenslouben ousgeiproden. g8ir
finoen nur i'm fononii6en gfe6te Ell.
ntge tir6li6e Strafen fir Die NIT
4eberei oerbunoene 3ouberei. Sdon
ieit 8eginn 6es W}itteIaIters NOR 6ie.
le glet9 Der Sareite ols Elm iogenann.
tes ert"'en nlixtum ongeieben un6
oorum nt9t BLOB bon Der Stride, ions
oern oud bonn Stoate beitraft NOR.
ben. Wabreno bic Sbnooen meiIt nur
Die accommodation iiber Die 2ou.
berei ousipra6en, bema6tiqte iid
|lhon frub bic itaotli6e @eiebaebuna
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-29
SnnsbrnG

0a6 feds 8o9en muBte i6 Die-
Ser 5ur S6uIe. 3uerIt muBte i'd mid
in Wiiniter obi6retben laiien. Damn
ging i6 na9 Snnsbrud, in Der Soft
nuna Dob 6os 0ortige &lima mir
poQitGn0ig pieoer oufbelfen weroe.
Die Nutter begleitete mid gum
8obnbof na6Oem i6 5u SauIe bon
ouem lno ie0em 9lbIdieo genommen
bate. g8ir botten bei6e nidt biele
8orte, obDobI 0os Ser5 bon mar
uno mir unS 10 bieleS iagen mo6ten.
Sd l0Ie cine Sobrfarte uno mir ites
ben Damn ettpas dbieitS, Dortlos Die
SGn6e ineinanOer gelegt. 1ie 8lode
meloet oie 9lnfunft Oes 3uges. Se-
tier i6lieBen It6 oie Sanoe ineinons
Der, ols fiir6te man, iid 5u trennen.
Sebt ein ferneS 9foIlen. Inter ben
Anpeienben entItebt cine 8epegung.
9eun Elm oumpfes &ouiden. Ser Bug
1Guft Elm. @s muB geldieoen iein.
gluf 0ie Weutter fon3entrierten iid
ale Sinne. Sour lte ltebt man, nur
lie bort man, nur Sen Druid ibrer
Sano fiiblt man. ~@initeigen!" ruff
iebt cine raube Stimme. 0as Oompf-
rob bot fem Ser5. @noli6 muB ge-
Idieoen iein. uguf 8ieoerleben, Nfut-
teri" ~@eb nit @ott, mein Sung!"
bore i6 nod. 9ann nimnt Der $50.
gen midi ouf. Sd lebne mid gum
6eniter binaus. Sic pinft. 0o6 6os
Sud, oos ibre Iebten @riiBe beriiber-
minft, fangt audi ibre GrGnen auf.
ao1tbore ErGnen, oie aus Ueutter.
augen flieBen! Seller alS 0emont unb
toltbarer als olles Quf Ser @elt! Mo.
get ibr mir Elm gutes 8or3ei6en Iein
ouf Die &eiie in Die Serne, olS ou9
binein in Die ltiirmilden 2ebenSpo.
gen Der ounteln 3ufunft! S5br ober,
Der guten Wl1tter, moge11 iie erg1Gn-
gen ols ebenIo piele Berlen in Der
unOergGngliden &rone oie gon5e
@migfett binourd!
(6ortiebung foIgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-29

idiitterliditen an 6os gorba1tbeniein
Der Sererei gIaubten".
9ie meiiten Serenberbrenn,ngen
unb Sinrtdtl,ngen fanoen in ben pro'
teItantii6en @egenoen IN Braun.
i6peig, 0ue0ltnbure unb IN ben
iG6lii6en Siiritentiimern itatt.
8tes 2estere Iei nur ermdbnt, I'm
ben proteitantiiden @egnern gu 5ei'
gen, oaB nidt nur &atboltfen itdb an
Der Serenoerfolgung betetligten.
@enn man bic gan5e' 8eidi6te 'oes
11nieligen Serenipobues betradtet;
muB man 5u Dem S6luB gelangen,
oaB iiberbaupt fein reltgioies Spitem,
fein Ston6 uno ou6 tetn 3eitalter
inSbeionoere bafiir peranttport1id &C.
ma6t tDerben tann. Sebr ri6tig iagt
oe Noiitre ( (r2ettres De 2'sSSnquiiitton
@spognole", 2ettre 2, g. 53), oaB
Der Seitentpabn 5u oenienigen anfla'
gen geb0re, tpel6e enttpeoer bem gan'
5en Wenidengeidledte ODER ntemon'
ben gum 8orDurfe au n1aden iino.
Nitbin lit es cine geididtliGe 1n'
pabrbeit, abiuro uno 1d6erlid5, tor.
ntert uno blind fanotiIdt gu 6'5aup'
ten: u0os Gbriitentum, Die BdpIte
un6 Brielter, Die fotbolii6e Stride,
Oas Mittelolter ieien fiir ben ltnlinn
Der 3ouberei uno Die @reue( oes &C.
renDabnes berantportlid.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-29
g., Nidj.

User augen uno Sbren often ae.
balten, peiB, tpesbalb Der uneridrof-
fene &aoiofommentator Upton gIo1e
nidt mebr in uniern &obioprogrom-
men eri6eint: @r marnt Dor Der fom-
muniitiidJen 8eltgefabr, oeren gor-
laufer in ben &rbeiteritreits in allen
2anoern Der @elt in Die @ri6einen
tritt. Upton Gloie gibt nun etnen
"Beetlp Stems Setter" berous, mel.
den man be5ieben fann, penn man
ii6 an folsenoe aoreiie tpenbet: l1p.
tom Glofe, Benobicot 8log., Detroit
26, Md. Mm berIanee eir1e Brobe.
fopie.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-29
Bb. W., 8. 9. =

Cine einfa6e Metbooe, Oelgemdl.
De gu reinigen, lit folgen6e: Mon
idabt ooer moblt Elm Bfuno robe
&ortoffeln uno gieBt in elmer 59uI.
iel bier Auort 8alier oarauf. Dies
laBt man iiber No6t ob6ompfen, un6
am nadlten Worgen nGI6t man nit
tells zines in Die Gliiiiigfeit getoud-
ten S6mommes ooer 2dpp9ens oos
8emdloe ab, big Der S6mut entfernt
lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-29
MuAkun@
Bon BrDf. 3. R. 9abren,
@ebatteur bes ,8aiienfrennS
s. 8. g., q. q.

Sbrem 8unide entiprede1,b, ee-
ben mir Sbre 3ui6rift mortlid pie-
Der: SD babe Sbren &rtifel iiber
Or. 8riining nit grobem SS1tereiie
gelelen uno erinnere mid oes 9el.
oen- uno Spfermuts oieles Dabren
Staotsmannes in Der g1egierung
Sin0enburgs. 8os f0nnen mir 9o.
tbolifen bier i'm Iuslanoe tun, Inn
otelem beute nod begeiiterten @iferer
fir oos 8obl ieines Baterlonbes Die
8ege ebnen gu belfen, nm om Nufe
bou Oes 5erItorten 0euti9lonos be-
btlflid gu iein? @ein anoerer lit ba>
gu 10 fdbig Die Or. Britning. 8enn
ooS errei6t peroen fonnte, IieBe li9
ettDos @riprieBli6es erboffen."
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-03
l This Advertisement AS Represented Here

Sutton Council T urnifure Go.
Pender Furniture Go.
SANKEY'S jewelers.
Kingoa's
Purity Market
Wilmington Retail Crocers Ass n
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Tickets for Shrine Circus
10 Go On Sale Thursday

Tickets for the fourth annual
Shrine Circus, which will be held
at Uline's Arena April 2-8, will go
on sale Thursday morning at C. C.
Cappels ticket bureau in Billiards.,
1900 G street NV, Howard P.
Foley, ringmaster and general cir
Gus chairman, announced yesterday.
Proceeds will be given to the
Almas Temple activities, War Rec
reation Services, and to benefit un-
derprivileged children and orphans,
Mr.. Foley said. Last years circus
raised approximately S25,800 for
these causes, he said.
Frank Wirth, who is arranging
this years program, announced that
Capt. Courts wild animal act,
which appeared with the Ringing
Brothers, Barnum and Bailey Circus
would be included in the program.
Popular prices for tickets will be
set, and there will be daily matinees,
he said.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
MacfarIand Forges
To Top in School
Wastepaper Drive

Macfarland Junior High School
last week went into first place for
total wastepaper collections, reach
ing total of l58,338 pounds
Kingsman, in second place with
152 ,296 pounds, had no collection
last week because of the holidays
Thursday and Friday.
Even though schools were closed
two days, collections totalled ISL
610 pounds to bring the grand total
to 11,095. .159 pounds.
The other leading schools as a
result of last weeks pickups are
Lafayette, 139, ,452; Buchanan, Ill.,
1903; Stoddert, 112,281; Gordon, &c.
sic; Jefferson, 94,032; Takoma
Park, 93,446; Hearst, 88,878; Blow,
86,325; Hardy, 82,465; Shepherd,
80,545 Murch, 1872; Benning, 75,-
289: Orr. 1912: Hilton-Peabody,
74,114; West, 74,083; Adams, H.
1872; Wallach, $3.50, and Seaton,
68,s55.
Among collections of half ton
or more not reported previously
were Smallwood, 2,525: Hilton-Pea-
body, 1896; Pierce, 1893; Mont
gomery Hills, 1,125; Grant, 1875;
Hardy, 5,141; Key, 1,450; West
brook, 1881; Rockville Elementary,
1890; Lafayette, 4,003; Murch, s.
l64, and Gordon, 5,784.
Seventeen more Papertroopers
reached Supertrooper rank by ex-
ceeding 1000 pounds They are
Rillia Don Russello, Kimball; Mar
lene Mayer, Adams; Jean War
noch and John Mills, Blair; Harold
Jarman, Seaton Rodney Warlick,
Anne Beers; Millicent Reynolds,
Hardy; Carl w. Todd, PetWorth;
jeanne Gambin, Rockville Elemen-
tary; Robert Smithhurst, Homer
House, Doorthy Upton and Joseph
Upton, Mann, and William Ar
minger, Wallach.
These new Supertroopers will re-
ceive the War Production Board
Certificate of Merit and the new
Evening Star-PTA service ribbon.
Collections tomorrow in the first
district, together with the leaders,
will be as follows:
Honor Roll.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-01
Water Plan Evolved

As the result of the visit to Kodiak this week of B. M. Drew, administrative officer for the Federal Works Agency, a tenta- tive plan for the city to lease the Federal Works Agency water system has been drawn up. Under the terms of the pro posed lease, to run for l year, the city will rent the system at a flat rental of $500 for the year.
 MT. Drew, who left later in the week, sad he felt sure the proposal will meet with EVA approval and if so the lease will be drawn and mailed here for signatures.
 At the end of the year negoti- ations will be undertaken on ar arrangements to follow, based on experience gained by the city in the years operation of the sys- tenn.
 MT. Drew was accompanied here by J. B. Sledge, EVA aud itor, who remained to complete audits of the water and sewer systems.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-01
Barn Dance On Sunday

A Barn Dance, sponsored by the ladies of the Russian church, will be given tomorrow evening, Sunday Sept. 2, at Blinn's hall.
 A gala evening is promised with a basket sale, cake raff1e and general good time on the schedule.
 The music will be furnished by the combined orchestras of a local group and the Woody Is land Wood Choppers.
 The proceeds go for a good cause-they will be added to the decoration fund for the new Russian church.
 The dance will start at S:30.
 Be sure to attend, and bring your friends.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-01
''Juke" Box license Lifted

luke boxes in Kodiak will no longer be a source of revenue for the city as the result of unani- nous council action which voted the section of the ordinance off the city books. The ordinance provided that music machines pay license of s20 yearly per machine.
 Before the amendment takes effect the city clerk was instruct ed to make every effort to col lect the delinquent licenses on the machines in Kodiak. It was reported thatfo several years an average of 20 machines year ly have been operated in local business places without the re- quired license fee being paid.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-01
Soldier Here 4 YearS-- Back As Civilian

Maybe it takes time to learn to like Alaska. If so, Francis Cassidy, who arrived here this week to work for A. J. Fenner, local taxi operator, is prime example.
 Cassidy, who just visited rela- tives in Minnesota after his dis charge from the Army, had been stationed at Fort Greedy for 4 years.
 At the tina of his discharge he was the oldest man in point of service at the post.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-01

Back in his old place in Kraft's meat market IS c. J. Ruch, who was released from the Navy 2 months ago. and after two months visit in California re- turned to make his home here.
 Mir. Kuch enlisted in the Navy 3 years ago this October and during his stint saw 16 months of oversea duty in both the Eur opean and Pacific theaters.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-01
Stores To Close On Labor Day

Labor Day, on Monday, witl be observed in Kodiak with a general closing of local stores.
 Kraft's, Erskine's and other business places have signified their intention of closing, and the Bank of Kodiak and the post office will follow the custom.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-01
ax Collection Going Slowly

CoIleCGlon of taxes so far this year IS way behind previous years, Mayor o. A. Torgerson reported at the council meeting Monday night.
 Collections out of an aDticipat- ed total of over $40, 1000 so far a. mount to approximately SIS, 900. By August 31, in the years l943 and 1914, approximately $24, ,0OO had been pald into the city coffers.
 The tax intake is expected to increase with the mailing of ad- iusted tax statement the end of this week. The adjustments, made by the board of equaliza- tion, include many of the city's laig ger tax payers.
 The usual discounts will be all lowed on the revised tax state ments.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-01
Area Game Laws Given

A number Of changes in game
 and wildfowl regulations for this
 area are included in the new ! rules for the coming season re-
 ceived here this week. The waterfowl season will run
 from Sept. 20 to Dec. g, inclusive and this year the limit IS a
 straight 10 ducks and ? geese a
 day, with a ? days bag limit al-
 lowed in possession at one time
 The same regulations as to meth
 cd of taking Shotgun to be used
 3 shells only in the gun, etc ) still apply.
 The ptarmigan season here will include Sept. l to Jan. 3l,
 and the limit is 10 day. | The bear season runs from Sept. to June 20 and the limit l lis ? 8 season, except on Kodiak ! and Afognak islands, where the limit is l a season (not a calen-
 dar year..
 For the first time on Kodiak
 and Afognak a closed season has been placed on hare and rabbits. The open season will run from Sept. l to March 3l and there is no limit.
 For those who may go to the l Kenai area for Moose, the latter | can be hunted during a split sea son that runs from Sept. l to l5 1 and from Dec. to l5, inclusive. Limit a year.
 For other mainland hunters, | the following rules apply: Calibou (except calves) Split )season, Aug. 20 to Sept. 30 and Dec. l to I5. Limit-non-resld- ent, l a year; resident, ? a year. l Mountain goat (except kids)-
 Sept. l to Oct. 3l. Llmit-2 a ! season.
 Mountain Sheep (rams only)-
 Aug. 20 to Sept. 5. Limit ram a season.
 Afognak island group trappers 1 will be able this year, along with
 Kodiak trappers, to take mink,
 land otter, weasel (ermine), fox and lynx The season is from
 Dec l to Feb. 28, with no limit. The muskrat season in fur dis trict 3 will be from March 10 to May 10, but there is no open season on Kodiak island and Af-
 ognak island group. In the area where it is open there is no limit.
 There is also no open season for trapping beaver on Kodiak island or the Afognak group.
 Hunting and trapping licenses are sold by Robert von Scheele, and starting today in Kodiak will be obtainable from Emil Knudsen, at the Kodiak Foun- tain.