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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-19
Negro Magistrate
Dies In Tennessee

kNONNlLLE. Tenn AMP
MAGISTRATE Boyd Browden Knox
ount ,yuifs only Negro mem
her rad The first one in more
;hsn Sc years died here Monday
at General hospital after brief
illYess
County Judge lame, " Eimore
irior ned the Cn4niy court of the
members passing im m . d / . tely
after the opening session Brow
der was member or the courts
educational and poll tax commit
Ices and chairman OF me commit
tee on Nesro parks ne WIS also
a full-tine county loil custodian
Elected in 1852. he repr, ~ented
the first nine wards and num-
bered lis frienns among 10th
racial groups Magistrate Brow
oer WAS native OF this city
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-19
VITAL STATISTICS

Marriage applications issued by
CAsPAR J LINCEMAN. WAYNE
county Clerk during the period
" January to January :. 1916
inclusive.
Frank c Reid 81 virgie NJ vii
lAms. rs
vilber L Brewer 81; Iona NJ
Hurt -
10 dan Beaumont rs. Cartrsen
Arnold %
Eugene n Smith, So; Marie Sny-
der n
Homer Bryant 50 Dorothy Hir
%
Robert Neely Jr.. Is; Leila Mae
rruiit. Is
Alphonso johnson. 81; Mary A.
smith %
Theodore T Anderson. Jr. 81:
ncsaIce SLAUGHTER Is
Sylvester Brown - Llcy Jack
son. q
Ralph Stein, %. Catherine San
dcrson %
A. Lottie. 26 Lou Scoles %
Theodore simpson. % Roxie
Bush. %
James Vaughn. 2s; viola c,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-19
Russian Editor
Speaks AtForum

Russian Culture--Old and New"
will he described by Dr. Marx
Slonin at the next ERst-West lee
ture to be presented in the Rack
ham Memorial Auditorium. az 90
pm. January IS
Professor Slonim native Of
Syeversk Russia received his PHI
u. degree from tho University OF
Florence and his IittD degree al
the University OF Petrograd ,now
Leninerad). Later he held pro-
censorship al the University of
Prague and at the International
University Brussells he is now
literary editor OF the Russian daily
newspaper Novoye Russkoye
slovo and profession of Russian IL
teraturc al Sarah Lawrence Col
ieee.
The Esst-West lectures are
sponsored in Detroit by Wayne
University, Marygrove College,
the University OF Detroit. and the
University Of Michigan Extension
Service as part Of national pro-
gram arranged by the East and
West Association OF New York a
"non-profit. on-political organi-
zation based on the idea that peo-
pies the world over must know
about each other before they can
understand each other we'll enough
TO live together in peace ana mn
tual Justice"
The organization was founded
by Pearl Buck Chairman Of the
local committee is Dr Alice T.
Crathern.. assistant professor OF
English az Wayne university.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-19

Of du'y charges and The percent
age allowed
No Insurance
40 insurance coverage b. made
for any African employe Despite
the hazards entailed in project
which might result IN injury or
death AZ any moment. no African
worker Is insured They work al
their own risk without The nops
II tomorrow.
A foreign emnlove driving
Euclid truck Is paid SOS per-
hour while Linerisn perform
lar toe same tack receives Sl25
per day and that is the maxi
mum he can receive ~ any time
The highest paid liberian me-
chanie re,oi Ives only si5O PER DAY
hike fcchniqueS
z The unskilled worker suf-
iers greater disadvantage r.
heing illiterate 70 one paws ~
tention &c their plea They ore
fired on ire flimsiesi pfe'tAt
vtheut notice and sometimes
without nsy There is M way Of
bringing this 70 the attention Of
anyone n no is short paid and
makes inquiry ~ the pay office
he Is fierd and payment Of
amount slready Worked for dc-
MED him
These are some of the grounds
fof ihe strike Although the a..
horeis are exposed 10 esory ina
ginahle hazard and risk tho
wage scsle docs not exceed g.
cents p'r dav 1fcir work include
working under stesl cranes where
one slip would mean me end az
their existence orliIng prepar-
ine dynamite blssis st Drivers
receive no more than 1928 per
day and THIS takes In driving
heavy duty trucks Of fifteen and
twenty tons II is reported that
after orivine one Of these trio Ks
for three days Llrerian driver
INC, SICK and vomred blood
this AS his compensation for
si25 per day The same truck
driven by white employees the
rate PAID thcm - s-o4 per hour.
ln the clerical staff no heriai.
receives HIGHER than 81 . month
l' the pay ranges from se5 10
tl.' and only two iberians in
ne clerical staff receive small
'larein over sioe MONTHLY No
Liherian teehniclan is paid over
Snn although an imported Amel-
4 can urekecper and general clerk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-19
New York FEPC
Reports On First
Six Months Work


NtN foRk \. Y.-fCi The
S'i'' Commission aeainst dis
Elimination issued a rcpor, this
week WITCH told its achieve
mems d0rirs ne first six mon.hs
y existence Commission Chair
0'.n Henry G. Turner reported
TacnSnds or copie = Of
,''s gum 81 witch prphuited
s.''n'' ton in employment.
nave te'n d.tributed
2 Tho fse 10000 vssr
a.n'Hs o. the commission have
y. e over So speeches.
70 ~ cases have been filed.
Nv have been seiiled nv confer.
49,, ,' aud Cancellation. a. are
',''ns aid . arc unaccounted.
The commission has not We,
as no''ee u hearing against
a., statewide and local advis-
S I. councils ,re sill being active
"' M The commission e
so.rsol BY me Act To sol m sucb
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-19

u. S. SOLDIERS ALERTED AS STRIKE
CRISIS GROWS WORSE IN LIBERIA

g. s'aried with $500 pus overtime
eif extra privilege torsirn
tnetcepers income exceeds that
~ qualified local technlcian
With the presence of Rear
Adm Hcrry p Rnfrs chief ~
tho Atanrc operations OF tho
bureau ~ yards and docks and
" V NcMenimcn sice president
and general msnaaer Of NJ Ray
nond Concrete rfle compaHy an
opportunity is given fhem 10 look
into me INEQUALITIES being prsc-
iiced on I-iHerian labor b, the
compan, hcre
A Common P-aciIee
lieriaus welcome conccssic rs
and enterprises into their coun-
Try 81 any time n IL would insure
tc the good ~ he masses Iris
practice OF rivinr no protection.
~ consrtrailon ~ Lihofian labor
has bosn SONG on with AN for
Continued on Page 49,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-19
The Negro In Latin America
by HAROLD PREECE

cf those 200 0O0 mulattoes are
stiil living although II is TO be
expected that they don't admit Il
IN their violently race conscious
homeland II is also reasonable
TO suppose that they have thou
s;hds II children grandchildren.
and Observation-Disclosures Vita
from one-half to one sixteenth
Negro blood still living in Peron's
paradise.
Maybe, a very close comparison
can he drawn between Areentias's
Spanish-speaking mulattocs and
these who talk French down in
Louisiana. All OF us know that
the majority or Louisiana French
have varying percentages OF coll
ored blood. Not long ago. we
read Of a young French-American
hoxer from Louisiana who was
about to lose his place In the ring
because somebody had dug into
the roots II his family tree and
found Negro ancestor.
Jim Crow Il The Answer
II Is the pressure OF white
color prejudice. stirred up by rich
and selfish aristocrscies which
makes men ashamed OF some par
t.cular racial strain although eve
ny human being probably has in
veins traces Of the blood of every
people on the earth. Louisiana
.trenchmrn are ashamed OF admit
tag their co!ored strain because
ire simple fact ci color has been
t"isied into crucifix OF shame
down in Louisiana.
The same thi1v has happened
y, Arsentins. People who ought 10
he proud Of the part that their
color"d ancestors PLAYED in the
freeing OF The country from Spain
row denv these ancestors he
cause Nordic' British and Amer
leans settling in The country
brought with them al Of the ar
rogance about color differences
which one finds them exhibiting
in a. home
Today in Argentina MOI only
the Negro has passed" because
~ color prejudice nut SO has
what is l.ft OF the fine old cul-
tnre which he brought with him
;rom Africa
Argcn,inas national dance the
tango WIS horn in Africa. But
ono Of Poems sanesters would
tfoot you down II you insi.tcd
that Il was Of NEGRO origin He'd
swear that it vas q dance OF
"hi,e Spanish gentlemen and
that The Negro has no part IN
creating H.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-19
lincoln lincoln University
Celebrates 8Oth
Anniversary

line, r,neoln INT ersity mo, ,.ls.
r, '''s ils soth anpiversarv
r, sno''r' Day on SUNDAY. Ian
err, s''s !. At The featur, r,orram
,h.-u'ea for three O'Clock in Inc
,.,, ,ooon in which Ali Officers.
sma ss'' other employees and
Y MIS-. participated. mr. Homer
prov, "uourn' superintendent q,
rsra' '.'e' hospital. CHICAGO. M.
Rep''. mo The principal address
hoard !. natives Of the state. the
,u..s,,a o control the alumni as
". VI faculty and student boz
ss,,,' we're also presented =, mi.
o,. .''' Following the at,sruooo 90,
n y. dinner program was held held
,I,, 's' ! University cafeteria Ar rr'I
scs ss J Pride. director - Of r' sns
q ut' s... Of lournaIlsm. wa. N m,. s.s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-19
PRINCE HALL O.E.S. COLUMN

GUIDING STAR CHAPTER no. IL STATED MEETINGS Isl
Wednesday DEGREE WORK ith Friday. Worthy Matron-
Mrs. Viola Perry $50 Leland TE 1-376e; Worthy Patron
Mr.. Richard White, 90 Erskine Apt $685. Secretary
Vera White see Hendrie. MA 1854.
BATHSHEBA CHAPTER NO. g-STATED MEETINGS LIST Fri
day DEGREE WORK 4th Friday. Worthy Mrs.
Florence Fields S4i5 Hamilton TE 1-65si Worthy
Mr. r. G. Schusr Sill Cooper, ". 1922 Secretary
Carrie B. Riley. 4s93 Parker, PI. 7765
GOLDEN LEAF 80. 1ESTATRD MEETINGS LIST Wednesday.
DEGREE WORK Ord Wednesday. Worthy Matr0n- Ger
trude 2OBa TO. S-S629; Worthy Pafron
j. Walker 1891 GoodsoR; SecrearyMrs. Lula Hendley
1891 Charest
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO. 2f-STATED MEETINGS FRI
day DEGREE WORK 4th Friday. Worthy Miss Cham
ME n. Lindsay 554 Mack TIE. 2-5tOs; Worthy ParOn-Mr
Devoid Holey 1910 Woodland. TO- 6-O672 Mrs.
Alice Yancey, s137 Russell, CHI. 4Ss9.
LONE STAR CHAPTER NO. eg-STATED MEETINGS LIST
Thursday DEGREE WORK Srd Thursday. Worthy Matron-
Mrs. Abbie Thomas 1890 Kentucky UN. i-6g95 Worthy
tron--Mr Richard white hgs Erskne, Secretary
Mrs. Nellie wilson eOsei wyoming Ferndale.
ST. AGNES CHAPTER NO. 9S-STATED MEETINGS snd Wed.
nesday. DEGREE WORK 9Th Wednesday. WORTHY Matron-
Mrs. Annie Jones' 3si6 Hudson TY. 5639O Worthy Patron
Walter Balenger. 1856. 90h. IA t66 Secretary Mrs.
Ruth Flood. 1854 Central
CAPSTONE CHAPTER No. ss-STATED MEFTINGS-2nd Thurs
DEGREE WORK 9TH Thursday. worthy Natron-- Mrs.
Celeste Richardson Charevolx. ~ 1919; Worthy Patron
Mr. General Johnson Jr- s7st Hunt ~ 5sssi secretary
Mrs. RosaIla Matthew'S 32a2 r. Fort FL 6tg5
WATERFORD CHAPTER NO. s0-STATFp MEETINGS lsf
Thurs. DEGRFF WORK srd Thurs Worthy Natron- Mrs
Mary Crutchfed Ilf21 Russell To- 7g97f Worthy Patron
Mr.. Jordan sfsf Oakland MA stsi; Secretary
Mrs. clarene e. Brown. iO9 Marston. TR. i-es0t
DORIC1AN CHAPTER NO. s2sTATFD MEETINGS md Thurs.
y day. DEGREE WORK Nh Thursday WORTHY Mafron Mrs
Mr.. steele. SEQ Tireman SeerefnryNrs "nrf
Roberts. 1905 MrDoRraL ~ 7eea.
DEBORAH CHAPTER NO as-sTATED MEETINGS sna Twes
day. DEcRFF WORK iih Tuesday WORTHY MatronN ~
sIe wiley ses wedhury VA. hnaa; WORTHY Paron-Mr Wa'
Ter sfcye I-atst SeeretaryNrs Almss w.
Flowers. casa W. Forest
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-19

w,,,,en = lot in this coll
.tout Argentina and her
.ad.dor "illy-white" pbobia which
axes her ne Alabama Of Latin
~. exposed constantly the
,'n. ~ ,r.entins's "Bilbo' Col.
,, pomingo Peron. to turn
h western Hemisphere into
Nv, ,la1ama with NEGROES
.ns indians who are the majority
:, mo people in our part Of the
verdi hens turned into bonds
nm along with lot of other
rrrs,. including the renowned
MORT, an the Latin American
nero Dt RichSrd Pattee. I've
tented The story that Argentina
a.4mll, "Iily-white" In her
~.,i.l maAcun I've believed along
-.sh ,hcm ,hat the Negro had all
So, r9sanur.red' H. country
which n,aets hnr nexi-door neigh
ILL., prasl ~ a "n-----r nation.
Negro SIN There
Wei friends the Negro Is
am nv Argentina Mavbe. you
Wont hke 10 call him your
h,o.her because he represents
-r.habr the greatest example OF
mas. messing that we nave ev-
o. .sen ~ ne history of the
rorld 10 may not want to call
hmsei' Negro IS some neople
n pa Jewish extraction tried to
dtr heir blood in Hitler Ger
many pp " Peron is elected as
,hs NEXT president Of Argentina.
,nsss ,r. sade Negroes are going
+, wffrr as did renegade Jews
IN German, when fascist OFF,
cisls sia'isa polinr into musty
"a hirih rvcrds
Tlsr were .ooooo mulattoes
nj n total national population
N almost 5000 000. according 70
tie ronor n tie second Argen-
'iae ar~os taken IA 1914 Prob
sr hrsc perceniaee OF the
lfsoao mesfi1os (miNed white
ara Indian Areehtiniansl also
p r yls,inc proportions OF Negro
Mood
we snrs ihat me three races
v Nerfo and Indian -heEsn
miN0 tnscriminatclv in Argeh-
wa ~ ,erv early period The
rmt,t rg,elcr samuel Haich.
Tto rtl Rnencs Aires around
~ te Of tho 10Th Century
1nis tasf ihc rsnk and die" Of
't' A-en'ne cArial ARE such a
rE'We q white lnliar and Ne
sa mr. 4 vas difficult to tell
'n ar~inr
'rFsnure takes II. c,ns'ls eve
~ - ,ears instead ~ every 70 az
p or pn'n The report of the
WA 'reenflne census due In
'i ne yei becn made pub
'n Rt mr guess from my know
'fse 1' Areoniiaa's present poll
real s'i,ur and her feverish de-
81 20 Be classed as white"
rt'lon fHst only few hundred
Naatftsanlv black people will
b oli.sre as "Nerloes" and that
" 'e mrIaitor VII probably
70 efenne cnlrely from The re
Fcr
NhI,f e'll doesn't answer the
oaf''s.H ~ what happened 10
YES" .AnHno people who were
g isnai'd us "mnlalfoesr IN thar
Second ntns rrport taken lust
wore geo so rroup Of people
'i.' cf Ns quickly unless they
y nai q 'he sword and that
o''hf hlinsn in twentieth cen
Try trsAfMq
~ ine ltv ~ AVERAGES. il IS
''a.onrhle 20 suppose thar some
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-19
By JACOB BROWNE


MONRONIA fANff.- Liberian
workers Win struck against he
Raymond Concrete Pile company
and the United states navy. con-
tractors for the building Of a
port and harbor AZ Monrovia
made known their grievances last
week
For long time the attention
Of the COMPANY either directly or
indirectly has been called 10 the
INADEQUATE wage scale paid IL
berian employees but no reaction
has ever bcen forthcoming The
demands brought forward are
I Revision OF wages the con-
tention in this is that the present
inequality existing in the wage
scale Of the local clerical and
technical memhcrs.of the staff as
compared with Americans and
foreigners from other countries
should not exist beyond 20 per
cent allowance for overseas sery-
ices and an adjustment, in that
light should he effective as from
the first ~ December
. Although the laws Of Liberia
provided .or ~ hour week ,sst
Liherisns are required to PIT in
up 10 81 hours 4 week with pay
ment Tor overtime They are made
To work on Sundays and holidays
without any extra consideration.
Americans and other fcreiguors
employed receive overtime nAy
regularly in addition to thei, fab
ulous pay.
3. Medical attention Under
the present system. local per-
sonnet who sustain injuries only
on the jon are entitled to medical
attention In the case OF for
eisn elnploye medical attention
and the best Of that lis given
for amy complaint except venereal
disease Although most modern
hospital has been erected on tho
'amp yet Iiberians are refused
entrance therein and must con-
fine Themselves 20 ward OF tho
hospitals in tho city Hardly any
attention is given 10 the com
plants Of tne Workers by the
conlpsnys doctor for being a
foreigner his interest is ONLY in
TIE welfare of the foreign person.
M Although it WAS suggested
20 tho company for provision r.
DO made in their hospital for tn.
African STAFF this was fatty de
nicd ~ Tho company
Foreigners. Duty Free
Canieen privileges AN sup
nies from the canicen are i'm
ported into Liberia duty free hu
sold only 10 white employees
shis privilege is dcuicd Afica,
workers although tho contrac
grants the right 10 an the ON
ploycs OF The company Foreigr
employees OF The compan, hav,
the aiNantaeo Of heing exempte,
from the payment Of risas per
mil Of residence and duiy flce OF
an goods imported into mo coun
i'y BY DENYING canieen privi.
reyes to African Workers the,
eniov another right ~ PURCHASING
articles at cost price while 9th.
en- employees have 70 cot hese ar
'i'les at a higher price inclusi,,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-18
FUR AUCTION IS
 SCHEDULED HERE
 ON NOVEMBER 2i

Jack OConnor, Game Manage Inent Supervisor, Fish and Wifi life Service, has announced that 1A lots of seized furs will be offered at public auction to the highest bid- der for cash, here in the A. B. Hall, at 1.30 o'clock D. m on Mo- vember 2l, 1946,
 The offerings include: Seven mink, 49 marten, 132 beaver, IS muskrat, eight otter, two wolverine, one weasel and 13 fox pelts. They may be examined upon applying to the F&WL Regional Office here between the hours of and 5 o'clock D. m. November 19 and be- tween a. m. and 5 D. m. on Mo- yember 20.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-18
Marjorie Erb Is
 Welded 0Cf. B
 To EdW.Robbins

Announcements have been receiv- ed here of the marriage of Miss Marjorie Elaine Erb, daughter of MT and Mrs. Roman Dohner Erb, to Edward David Robbins, Warrant Officer, Royal Canadian Navy, Sun day, October l3, in San Francisco, California.
 The bride came to Juneau in September as a teacher in the Ju- neau High School, but resigned her position at the end of the first week to retuxn to the States for her marriage.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-05
;HQdnnkQn
u. Erinnernngen
Bon 3en. s.. Guertses
(6ortiesune)

8dbreno i6 beute oieien artifel
nieoeri6rieb, flangen Die @toden
pom Girdturm 5ur Seier bes suer-
beiligenfeites. 9ieies bobe Selt erin=
merit llns on Die Seilieen i'm Simmel,
Die ibren 2obn iGon aus oen San-
Den 8ottes empfansen baben. Die
&atbolifen bes gan5en grofreiies le-
gen an oieiem Seite Oas 8efenntnis
a6: sd CLAUDE on Die @emeinldaft
Der Seiligen. slae @laubigen i'm
Simmel, auf grben uno i'm 6esfeuer
befennen oenielben @lauben. 9ie
Stride iubiliert uno iingt Elm nSe
Seum 2auoamus" unb alle @l1ubi-
gen itngen nit Der Stride in Der bel
llgen Weiie: ~2aBt uns 9anf iagen
Dem Serrn llnierm @ott."
God Die 8elt nno unlere prote-
itantiiden 8riioer fiinlmern li6 nidt
Inn bieies 5eIt, bas ieoem gbril item
ood 10 pidtig erideinen mllB, tpeil
es eben unier driitlihes 2eben uno
belonoers oas gnoe beslelben front.
IS lit ia Der 2obntag unieres 2ebens,
an benz mir als beilige Sru6t am
Sebensbaume oer Stride in oas bimm-
lilbe Baraoies eingeben. Ser Sag
aaerbeiligen lit mein Gag, bein Gag,
unier oller Gag, Der fit uns alle bon
groBter 8eoeutung lit. @enn bieier
Gag fir uns nid)t fonmt, baben mir
umlonlt selebt, unier iroii6es 1nb
bimmlil6es 2eben lit perlorer.
Gie Seilisen iparen, mas mir nod
iino, lterblide, id)ipa6e Meniden. Sic
ltno uniere Sermanoten unb 5reunbe
uno bleiben iolde, audi i'm Simmel.
Sic baben blob einen @unid fir
uns: uns gu belfen, oamit audi mir
gliidlib gu ibnen eelangen.
DAB unlere I'M 8lauben getrenn=
ten griioer oieles 0eit nidt feiern,
tit 81 beoauern. 9as 5eigt eben oie
Serfebrtbeit ibres @laubens. 4ls if,
re Soreltern nod ole fatbolil6 pa-
rem in europa, feierten ale 8etpob=
ner Guropas oasielbe Seit, benn oie
meilten Seiligen maren ia ibre 8Iuts-
oerpanoten unb bonn ielben Ramen.
slber ourd ben slbfan bonn tpabren
8lauben Iino fatboliid)e 2dnber, tpie
CelltI6lano, England uno anoere,
bon Der Stride gbriiti, Ser Stride Der
Sellieen getrennt uno baben nur
nod oas falte 9nbenfen an oieielbe.
Sbre iogenannte Stride itebt ba tpie
elm @erippe obne GIeiih uno 2eben.
Iie bebauernstperten Broteitanteu
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-05

fenner nlir cine &arifatllr hires al=
ten 8laubens, ioooB oieies Seit BEL
ibnen nid)t befannt ober perfa1u1t lit.
Die Brotei itonten lperoen in gor-
urteilen er5ogen uno l6lagen Der
@abrbeit ms @eitdt, penn tie be-
boupten, OaB mir &atbolifen oie Sci
ligen onbeten. 0ie &atboltfen per-
ebren oie Seiligen, Dor anem oie
aaerleligite Sungfrau, sic Mutter
@ottes, als oie Sreunoe 1rno 9iener
@ottes, oie bon @ott ielbit seebrt nnS
geliebt peroen. slue gbre, Die mir oen
Seiligen peiien, gebt auf @ott 5u-
rid. @ir rufen feine totem Seiligen
on, lonoern Die BEL 8ott uno in @ott
i'm Simmel leben. 9ei6t ourb Die
SerOienite Der Seiligen ionoern
ourd oie 8eroienlte Seiu Gbriiti per=
langen mir lelig 81 tperoen, tpie bies
oeutlif aus Den @ebeten Ser Stride
erbeat. 3ie Seilieen rufen mir nnr
oesbalb ON, 0anlit iie bel @ott fir
uns Siirbitte einlegen llno, fraft Der
GerOienite Gbrilti uns erlangen mo
gen, tpprum mir lie bitten.
sluf Dos Seit saerbeilisen foIgt
aaerleelen. @ir eeoenfen audl rn3e-
rer leioenben 8riioer inn 6egfeuer.
9ort biiBen bieienigen SeeIen, Die
nod 5eitlid)en Siinoenl ltrofen, bie iie
ni6t abgetragen boben, als lie auf
@roen lebten, ibre Sdulo ob. Sic
Siinoe lit bergeben, nber Die seitlid,e
Strafe lit nod nift gang getilgt. Sa
nibts unreines in Sen &immel ein=
geben fann, 10 iino lie nod BON Ser
Inlhauung @ottes ausgeIhIoIien.
Saraus lit eriid)tlid, tpie eroB ielbIt
Die gosbeit Ger IaBliGen Sunoe iein
muB, baB Ger sere6te 8ott lie 10
ltreng beitraft, unb 5ipor an Seinen
5reunoen; benn aae, Die iif i'm Seq
reuer befinoen, iino in ser beiIign1a-
6enoen @naoe seitorben. gSie blind
lno toridt iino olio bieienisen, mel.
DIE Die lablt6e Siinoe 10 leid)t neb-
men!
Babreno iie fir li6 ielblt ni6t
mebr pirfen fonrlen, fonnen mir ben
Irmen Seelen nit uniern @ebeten
uno suten 8erfen uno beionbers
our6 oas beilige MeBopfer 1no oie
bellige &ommunion 5u SiIfe font
men. umgefebrt fonnen Die Mr-
men Seelen fir uns beten 1lno mer-
Den lid, oanfbar be5eigen, penn iie
in Den Simmel fommen. @as man
Den BON 8ott seIiebten Seelen inn
Sesfeuer ertpeiIt, lit Elm almolen, elm
Werf Der 2iebe. 9ies betpirft, bos
9ott uns ebenfaas 8armber5iafeit
eriueiIt.
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ct. Somes- Stride III &enobh. 1928
lpuroe er Bfarrer in goen, ISIS, nnb
Damn, Der gfeibe rtad), Sfarrer IN
9robbeob, &acine (St. gb1parb's>8e-
meinoe) uno ct. Martin's. sSnl Griib.
jabr 1914 muBte er franfbeitsbalber
oielen .SoIten nieoerlegen 1lno tDar
ieitber obne l1nterbre6ung i'm Soipi,
tai. gr binterlaBt flint griioer unb
5pei S6peI Itern, bic lesteren beibe i'm
Sroen Der Doninifanerinnen.
Cincinnati, 8. : SIM ct. anto-
MUS s-Ropi5iot in Mt. slirp erfolsten
am 26. 0eoenber Die feierlihen gres
quien fir oen inn Mlter bon neli,unb-
ied)sig Sabren beritorbenen P. Guar
oian Huoolpb 8onner, O.F.M. Sn
2afapette, Sno. eeboren, trat ber
nunmebr 8erltorbene 1894 in BEN
6ra115isfanerorben Elm unb tpurbe
1901 gum HrieIter getpeibt. 9ta1
peiteren Stuoien in 9fom febrte ct
Johann nod ben Ser. Staoten suriif,
mo- er sun16it I'M ct. 8onifatius-
Seminar in 2ouispine, &p., 8bilo-
iopbie bo5ierte. 1905 1purbe er gum
Hopi5enmeilter am ct. glntonius-
&loiter bier ernonnt, uno aebn Sabre
ip6ter nuroe er gum Hronin5iaI Ser
Gincinnuti'er Sroenspropin5 Der
5ran5isfuner ernantlt, no er Biz
1921 perblieb, als er als Sbeoloeie-
profeiior on oas Seminar in Sloen-
burg, Snb., oeriett puroe. 8on 1927
Bis 1912 mar er mieoerum Nopi5en-
nleiiter in oct. 9lirp, uno ieitber
Guardian oes &loiters.
San Tranciseu, galif. = @eItor-
ben lit ser bodtp. p. &i1ar6 @. @Iee=
ion, ST., bierunbadt5ig Sabre aIt,
8riinoer Der 2opola uniperIitp in Sos
Ingeles uno elmer Der befannteiten
Seiuiten an Der @eitfiiite. Ct tpar in
Bbilaoelpbia geboren uno fam 1877
als gopi5e nad) San Srancisco, mo-
er li6 nit Dem peritorbenen p. IloD-
iius garii am alten ct. Sgnatius
College nieoerlieB. 1905 bis 1910
mirfte er als Hraiioent Der nniperiitb
of Santa Clara uno griinbete i'm
acknowledgement Sabre Die 2opola
unioeriitD in Sos Ingeles, beren Br6-
iioent er big 1914 mar. 9arouf tpar
er bier Sabre lang als Bropinaial
Der California llno Hodp Mountain-
Sroenspropin5. 8eim NbidluB oie,
Ter Mmts5eit muroe er, auf eisenes
Werlangen, als einfaber SeeIlorger
an Die ct. Ssnatius- Stride in Gan
Sranclsco perlest. ipo er iei1en 2e=
bensabeno perbra9te.