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Evening star., 1946-05-25

A young lady who watched with
envy as her gol6ng friends COM
peted in the District Womens Golf
Association tournaments, but pa
tiently took the advice of her pro
who said mot yet" is the new
player to watch in the class B tour
namentS.
It may be class A events before
long for Mrs. George Thornton, a
23-handicap player from Indian
Spring, who played her first COM
petitive round of golf yesterday at
Prince Georges and won the seventh
annual Post Cup class B tourna-
ment with a 94-23, II.
Mrs. Thornton was the only player
In the field of SO to break 100 as she
posted the lowest score of her two
year golfing career. Indian Spring
pro Mel Shorey gave Mrs. Thornton
a two-hour lesson on Thursday and
finally said You're ready" The
winner played each nine in At
strokes and deducted % handicap,
one that will be sliced after her
first winning effort.
Mrs. Patterson Has Low Gross.
Low gross went to Mrs. w. F.
Patterson also of Indian Spring, a
former winner and runnerup IN the
event, with an even 100. Mrs. E. M.
Norton of Washington also had 100,
but was not on hand for playoff
and accepted third net with 100
%, ~ Mrs. A. Gordon Simmonds
of Washington won second net with
104-30, IA.
Other prize winners in order:
Mrs. C. P. Redick, Kenwood, 102-21,
81;-Mrs. Eric Gluckstadt, Washing
ton, 1923, 81; Mrs. Gordon O'Neill,
Washington, 1920, 80; Mrs. A. c.
Kelly, Washington, 1925, "a, and
Mrs. l.. NJ Cuvillier, Indian Spring,
108-24, "a.
Congressional continues to draw
the biggest fields among the local
clubs for it's intra- club events. Forty
Evening star., 1946-05-25
Unbeuten Nuimun PAGES
Industrial SundIotters

Undefeated Naiman's Photos hold
the Industrial League lead after
blanking Heurich Brewers, 20, yes
terday on the Ellipse. Lefty Nc
1ntyre of Naiman's twirled five
hitter to tumble the erstwhile loop
leaders.
In District Recreation Green
League action at Fairlawn, Yellow
Cab and Washington Gas battled
to SIS tie before darkness halted
the contest.
Evening star., 1946-05-25
Wilson Is Only Win Away
From Hiqh Net LuureIs

Wilson'S tennis team has only to
defeat Roosevelt next Wednesday to
lock up the high school net cham
pionship after yesterdays So win
over Coolidge.
Tech trimmed Roosevelt, 6-1, in
another match.
wilson, 3; Coolidge, 2.
Singles-Thomas wv. W. defeated New
defeated spangler &c. c). 6-s. 6-3
Hesly so C s Aadsoa as1fated W EdSIs9hsn W de,
u.s. EsssSnfs S 81 G defeated s Brown 1as L.
Donbles--Thomas and Barker wv. W.
defeated Newton and Neely &c. c., 6-4.
So; Spangler and Katz &c. c. defeated
EdelScheln and Lyndan wv. W., 81
g..
Tech. 6; Roosevelt, 1.
Singles-Smith (T) defeated Mcdonald
tRD, 6-.!. 60: Cline CD defeated Win
lR defeated ,Yeatman r., Ga. 6-2;;
Martin (T) defeated Jaffe .tRD, 6-:.
6-4: Dixon Ct. defeated Abrams tR.D.
Doubles--Cline and Yeatman (T) de-
6-3; Smith and Dixon CD defeated NC
Donald and Jafie tR.), 6-1, e..
Evening star., 1946-05-25
WI. Nine Breaks Even
Against Front RoyoI

Washington-Lee Highs baseball
team split double header at Front
Royal High yesterday, coming back
with a SO win in the nightcar
after losing the opener, 3-4.
Jake Garland pitched a two-hit-
ter in the second game as Bill Rein
hart drove in two runs with two
hits. The Generals pulled a triple
play in the second game.
Evening star., 1946-05-25
Sports Program
TODAY.

TODAY.
Tennis.
The Stars City of washington
tournament, Rock Greek Courts
(opening day..
Baseball.
Philadelphia at Washington
two games, 1:30.
Catholic U. at Virginia.
Maryland at Merchant Marine
Academy g games.
ST. James at Landon, 200.
Track.
IC-4A meet at Annapolis, 10:45.
Georgetown Prep, st. James at
Landon, 200.
Lacrosse.
Maryland at Johns Hopkins,
2.30
Evening star., 1946-05-25
Shermon's Softly Hurting
Is Best in Rec Leuoue

Morton Sherman of China Inns
softban team has marked up the
outstanding pitching job of the softy
season with no-hitter that in
cluded is strikeouts and no walks
The hot hurting defeated an AAF
service team, 90, in a District Re-
creation League game yesterday on
the Monument Grounds.
Evening star., 1946-05-25


get the best out OF what today These that by don't
help
After ALL 30 old feet
speed his wherein he
made think of woheaded rattesnake His hands probably
today, they
should the ability to handle the
landing oense Jack Dempsey found
that out after he had been on top for seven years.
Champ Must Shed Poundoge in Hurry
weeks left in which
least pounds difficult when
harder job this time will be
regain the sharpness the timing and the punching that
1887 through 941 the that
of refeXes
ability the opening develops
achieve p-second play of mind sight and muscle
Against Tunney Jack Dempsey told Il could see the
opening quickly could, the from
little slower meant the difference between
landing punch having blocked"
write it down thing that in this respect Louis
will the that others knew the slipped by
to have retained OF this reflex action would have
actual competition which the prevented
1--WE done lot of boxing since the on Joe
ring fight All this however, with
legs in shape I've done much road work
have about legs MY
Job will be sharpen get weight
ready punch as fast as when the chance comes
Joe Is Decisive Second Bout Warrior
Louis every fighter the
that have inter-
difference in the of
of naction make big difference
either side
Blackburn only boxer
teacher we'll He also understood what
needed in his work
for Louis He will be in good
after from
ring much
much
ability to hurt knock out any one he can hit
Evening star., 1946-05-25
ur'sGiunt Tennis
Event UNDERWAY

With the largest field in Dis
trict of Columbia tennis history
engaged, competition got under
way today in The Stars annual
City of Washington champion
ships on the public courts at.
Sixteenth and Kennedy streets
NV. Only mems singles were
scheduled for opening day.
Women's singles will open to-
morrow. The draw, including q
participants, will be published
tomorrow morning.
Evening star., 1946-05-25

Rohr Sparks Coolidge.
First baseman Bobby Rohr was
the sparkplug of Coolidge's victory.
He made only one hit, a double,
but got on base two other times
and scored three runs. He also stole
four bases, twice thefting third.
The Colts scored single runs in
the first, third, fourth and fifth,
in the fifth getting rid of Jack
Folk, Westerns starting hurler, and
came up with three clinching mark
ers in the eighth. These resulted
from a hit batsman. singles by Daisy
Moran and Bill Moulden and Stan
Kings triple.
Westerns only run was in the
eighth, without a hit, on Jones
three-base wild throw and an out
oil Az,
Evening star., 1946-05-25
Minor Leagues
BY the Assoeioted Press

1NTERNATfoNAL LEAGUE.
Montreal. I'LL; Buffalo, IL.
Rochester. 13-2: Toronto, 81.
Newark, 4; Jersey City. 3.
Syracuse, 10; Baltimore. .
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
louisville. 4; Toledo, II az inninss).
Other games postponed
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
San Francisco, "a; San Diego, 2-2.
Hollywood, 3; Los Angeles, 2.
Sacramento, II; Seattle. 5.
Oakland at Portland postponed.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Nashville, 7; Little Rock, q.
Mobile, 10: Birmingham, l.
Atlanta, IL; New Orleans, ..
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Hartford. 80; Utica, A.
Albany, o.: Binghamton, "a.
Wilkes-Barre, II; Williamsport. g.
= SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Augusta, 5; Columbus, O.
Greenville, 5; Savannah, 4.
Columbia. s.: Jacksonville, 5.
Charleston, 5; Macon,
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Fort Worth, % Dallas, /.
shreveport. 3; San Antonio, 2 Q0 in
nings).
Beaumont. 10: Houston, 4.
1ulsa, g; Oklahoma City, 5.
Evening star., 1946-05-25

there was no official ranking in those days. AS it
now stands, Joe Louis leads them all-nne years.
from 1887 to 1916 Those nine years at the top
won't help Joe. Being up there for so long softened
up the Others and Joe still is human being"
Recalling the 23-year-old Brown Bomber of
1887 watching him move around this May day of
1896 the change was evident enough, but not as
striking as it might have been to the great major
ity of rngmen Louis makes pretense of being
the athlete he was nine years ago. He also is
smart enough to know that an absence of more
than four years from competition hasn't been any
vast help. But in this respect he has lost no
ground to Billy Conn, who has known the same
long recess.
Evening star., 1946-05-25
Blodensburg High Tops
Charlotte Hall Nine

Pitcher Bob Giddens pitched a
three-hitter, tanning 10. as Blad-
ensburg High baseballers topped
Charlotte Hall, 6-1, yesterday at
Charlotte Hall. John Malonee OF
the winner hit single, double and
triple.
Bladensburg - oil oil 2-6 IA
Charlotte Hall 600 OOl O-l 8
CiddepS> CSocktop. IJan ,nd No-r oe
Evening star., 1946-05-25
Five in Row for Hoyu Nine

Georgetown's nine was primed fol
a blazing stretch drive today after
taking Loyola over the hurdles, ILL
for its fifth consecutive victory
Johnny Klaric held the losers to
two hits and helped Dick Ayres
pace the attack.
Evening star., 1946-05-25
Night Softly Scores Low

Jack and. Jill Laundry blanked
Andy Farkas Club, 40, and Ameri-
can Trainees won over Pincus Grill
81, in yesterdays Northeast Night
Softball League games.
Evening star., 1946-05-25

Totals 90 424 : Totals 80 627 6
Ran for Holmes in ninth
TBatted for Strain in ninth.
+Batted for Negri in ninth.
Western ---- 900 900 01o-I
Coolidge Standardization 101 110 03x-7
Runs--Chanaka. Rohr 90. Witzel,
Moran, King t2). Errors-McMillan Folk
Nitowitz. Two-base hits-Rohr. Three.
base hit-King. Losing pitcher-Folk
Evening star., 1946-05-25
Bocock, Ex-Couch Dies

BLACKSTONE, Va, May "a (P.-
Branch Bocock, one-time head
coach at William and Mary and
Virginia Tech, died unexpectedly at
his home near here yesterday. He
was g..
Evening star., 1946-05-25

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Evening star., 1946-05-25
Win, Lose or Draw
The Nine-Yeur Reign of Bomber Joe
By GRANTlAND RICE

POMPTON LAKES N. j. May 2A few of The odtime fight
usually finds around training talking
nine Joe Louis kept his the heavyweight
Evening star., 1946-05-25

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-14
sitter 2eIer, @is. -

9ie 8rofangeldidte beridtet uns
1pobl, oaB oer baperiide &onig 2uo-
pisI. (geitorben 80. Sebruar 1869
elm GROCER SorOerer bon &unit uno
8iiienldaft mar, aber Die &irden-
geihidte, uno beionoers sic Weii-
iionsgeidi6te unIeres 2anoes, bat
oie Sreigebigfeit oieles aonigs fir
Sic Snterelien Der fatboltl6en Stride
in 8apern uno fir Die fatboliiden
Miliionen I'M sluslanb in riibmens-
pollen 8orten oufge5eihnet. Sn
8aDern griinOete 2uonig oem ourh
Die Standardization pertriebenen 8e-
neoiftinerorben neue &l0iter uno bau-
te Dem bamals neuen Srben Der ar
men S6ull9peltern in Miin6en elm
Wutterbaus. or mar aber au6 alf
bas 8obl ietner oeuti6en 2anosleli-
te i'm 9luslatto beoa6t. 2ubipig l..
bradte es babin, baB bereits inn Sab
re 1888 in 8apern elm eigener Ser
ein CUR Gerbreitung bes @laubens
gegriinoet purOe, Der nod ibm ben
geanen u2ubnig- -Miliionsoerein" er-
belt uno Der audi iest nod, nad Dem
anI6luB an oas v8erf Ser 9lau-
bensperbreitung" bieien Namen be-
balten oarf. Suonig ipenoete enorme
Sumn1en oa5u, Die er oen Niiiionen
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@m. g., Mris. -

Stele 8aumitdmne, tpie tie iid i'm
logenannten periteinerten 8alo in
Mri5ona porfinoen, baben iih i'm 2alt-
fe ser Sabrtauienoe, nad Der Iniiht
ser Sadfllnoigen, et1pa folgenbertna-
ben gebilbet. Iur6 belize 9uellen, sic
ploslih Der groe entiprangen, muir
ben Die &ieferbdume langium getotet
uno in Steine pernanoelt. Sas on
aIerlei mineraliiben 8eitanoteilen
reiGe 8aiier Itieg gleid Der oem 8o-
oen entnommenen Selldtigfeit blrh
oie @ur5eln uno Ben Stamm faptl-
larii6 bis an oie duBerIten SpiBen
ser 8Gume entpor. Die nitgefiibrte
&ielelidure lagerte nebit anoeren mil
neralii6elt 8eitanoteilen in BEN &a-
pillarien ser 8dume ab, berbartete
oaielbit uno 10 1puroen i'm Saufe Der
3eit Die ablterbenoen uno ibre IeIte
perlierenoen 8dume in genau berlel-
ben @eile in &ieIel bernanoelt tpie
Sic friihen 3meige, pelde man in
oas 8aiier iol6er Suellen Iegt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-14

5utpanbte. @an3 beionoers galt feline
Gorge ben bielen beiitIden ansman.
oerern In Nor6amerifa, auf oeren
ieeliorslibe 8etrell.ng er ourh iegli-
die Soroerung bon Sroensnieoerlai-
Iltngen itatbig beba6t mar. gu bic
lem 3Defe empfite er ltets perion.
lid Die 8ilhofe, Wtiiiionare uno Or
oensoberlten, ltm genane 8erihte
iiber Die iiberieeiiden Miilionen ltno
oeren 8eoiirfniiie 5li erlangen, uno
las ane Miiiionsna6ridten, Die err
bdltlih tparen, Inn Itets ba al belfen,
tpo es am not1penoisiten mar. go
fonnte Der ,@abrbeitsfreunb' i'm Sab
re 1851 idreiben: n&onig 2ubipig
ltebt In ieinen Sdopfungen INNER
sroBartig %. gr ipertoet fonigli6,
mo- er oas @ute erldaut, nnb 10 ber-
giBt bieier ebte oeuti6e sSIrlt auh
iiber oem Weere bie 0euti9en ni6t."
uno i'm Sabre 1864 idrieben oie 8e.
neoiftiner bon ct. Neinrab, Snb.,
an &onig 2uotpig, es lei ibre Yflid)t,
ibre 8riioer in aGen @auen bes
alten 8aterlanoes nit ser gatIabe
befannt 81 MAIDEN, oaB oie Seutjhen
in unierm 2anbe (ger. Staoten) ibre
Seeliorger unb 9ebrer, ibre &irden
uno S6ulen groBtenteils ber tpabr-
baft baterliden 5iiriorge uno Inter
itiitung gp. Muieitdt oeroanfen.
llno au6 nod nadb ieinem Mbleben
int Stnne bes BON ibm ins 2eben
gerufenen 2uopig= =Ntiiionspereins su
pirfen, beitimnte a0nig 2uo1pig /.
am 20. Sftober 1868 in eigenbanoig
unter5ei6neter, feierlider Sden-
fungsurfrnoe sic bamols groBe
Snnme bon bunoerttauIenb @ul6en
fir ben SuoDig= =Wiiiionspprein. Sour
8ott lit es befannt, tpie piele fotbo-
hide @emeinoen, &irden uno Or
oensbauier bier in ben Ser. Staaten,
Die beute in 8liite iteben, ibr 9aiein
uno ibre gntDidlung ser Sreigebig-
feit oes beretpigten &onigs 2uomigs
l. bon gaDern perOanfen.
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Sran 5. g., ssnb.

Naturopatben empfeblen Beteriilie
(Farslep) fir Irtbritisleioenoe. Wan
bereitet Den Seiltranf folsenoermo-
BEN: Wan gieBt auf cine quite Sano-
Don fein 5eridnittener Beteriilie elm
Quart fodenobeiBes 8aiier uno 1aBt
oas 8an5e 5ugeoedt anon5ig Minuten
lang 5ieben. Sann ieibt man es in
cine Slaide, Die man luftoidt per-
lblieBt nno auf gis arfbeipabrt. 9a-
bon trinft man tdgli9 ein @las bon.
I'm grleidterung at erreiden, muB
man tpohenlang Oieie &ur fortlesen.
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reipeftioe $35,393,0OO. anSere Sen.
bungen tparen: EI6e1oilomafei,
$t17,395,0O0 Mlbanien, $15,8t9,.
900; ltngarn, 81 All 900; Sinnlanb,
ST 100000. Die genannten 2Gnber
befinben iid aue unter ruiiiidem @in-
fluB.
Nmslanb: 0ie rumdni.
i6e 8ei5enernte miro auf iieb3ig Mil-
lionen 8uIbel eeihdst lno oedt ben
einbeimiiden 8eoarf (8rot un6 Saat.
glD. Sn normalem Sabren tpur6en
biz su 100000 8uibel ersielt. Sn
8ulgarien berri6t eine 0iirre; Son-
nenblumen (fiir Sanen), aorn uno
gobnen puroen itarf bei6Goigt Die
8iebpeioe lit idledt; bic @ei5enernte
lit befrieoiseno. gs miro beflrdtet,
oaB ueberidmemmungen entlang 6es
gtil in Megppten einen gr0Beren Sda-
ben anrt6ten tperben als felt Den Ies-
ten fiinf5ig Sabren. &anaoa batte am
81. sSuli foleenoe @etreibeporrdte:
69, 9,858,O0O 8ulbel @eiSen, 1921
600 8uIbel Safer, 29,635, 900 Bu-
ibel 8erite unb 714,O0O 8uibel &oa<
gen, gegen 258,073,OOO 8uibel @ei,
gen, 98,255,000 8uibeI &afer, 2S,-
$4,000 8uibel @erite uno 1924
900 8nibel &oggen Dor einetn ssabr.
9anemarfs @ei5enernte miro auf
II 100000 guibel eei6Gst, ettpas
mebr als lettes Sabr. Sic &oagen-
ernte oeripridt 100000 8ulbel
uno lit ebenfalls eeringer als sic
lestlabrige mar. Sn Dem bon 6en
Ser. Staate1 beiettem @ebiete
Oeutldlanos bat Der 8eitan6 an
Hinooieb felt Dem Monat Desember
etnas 5ugenommen, iebo9 lit BEL
Sbmeinen cine abnabme su perseid-
men. Cine fiir5lid porgenommene
3dblnng ergab (Desennber 1916 in
alammern): &in6pieb, 5,268,OOO
(5,147 7OOO); Sdpeine, 2,O6t 900
(2.2O4, ,OOO; Sdafe ln6 21mmer,
l ,282, 900 Il ,O66, ,OOO); gfer6e, 517,.
900 (511. .OOO; Sibner, 14,4O1 900
l1.174 ,OOO); @dnie, 1,954,OOO
l979.OOO. auitralien geoenft 49,.
100000 Hfunb WolIe mad, ssopon
ous5ufiibren. 8or Dem Rriege fiibrte
Sapan ourdidnittIid $4,000, 900
B1lno Wole aus MuitraIien elm.
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Gin 8erid d t, ser Or. a. 5.
Norman bonn Soma State College
gum Serfaiier bat uno ser in Ser
Botanical @a5ette' erIfien, itellt 6ie
stombombe lit oen Sintergruno uno
erbobt Inn oas Sielfa6e oen Shref-
ten uno Die S6redliffeit Oer 3u-
fnnft. 8enn oie Barrier &onferen5
feinen oauernben 5rieoen 5l1Itanoe
bringt nno es pieOer gu einem 8elt.
friege fommen iollte, Damn lit elm gro-
Ber Seil Der Weni6beit Dem Sunger=
tooe preisgegeben, 1peil, tpie in Sem
Beriht fonitatiert miro, nieorig file
genoe 2ufti6iffe mittels Gbemifalien
Bflan5en, oie 5ur grn1brung oienen,
Derni6ten fonnen. gs gebt aus Dem
geriAt berbor, Dob 8eriu6e nit ntebr
als tauieno organilden 8erbinounaen
I'M Camp 0etrid, Mb., our6gefiibrt
tpnroen. gin5ebntel Bfuno gerpiiier
gbemifalien, beiBt es in Der Mittei-
lung, geniigt, INN einen gan5en Mcre
Graut, SoDbobnen, 3uderriiben nno
SiiBfartoffeln 5u oernibter. Ni9t
nur oas: Ser 8ooen bleibt fir einige
Ronate unproouftip; 5puren oes
@iftes tpnrben iogar nod einem Sabr
nod i'm 8oben gefunoen. @artoffeIn
tDnroen nernihtet, 1peil feine Yflan5e
/ iih tpeiter enttpideln fann, tpenn
Blatter unb Stenger bernidtet 1per-
oen. Mn6erieits 1pur6en gbemifaIien
entoedt unb 8erbinoitngen bergeitellt,
melhe bohIt pertpon in Der 8ef1mp-
fltng bes ltnfrautes ltnb unge5iefers
iino. Cine neue gntbed11ng lit bieI-
Deripre6enb, inoem burd fie Sic
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wie Ser 8miebpfarrer
Nie melt aniiett, ,anS
tt,as er eriebamte, ais
CT tanter Hte
prepketett eine
@pn $ o d m. 9. Slider,
8ndpfarrer
(Sortiesung)
Susialismns un6 8ummunismns

geirnmt mat irgeno cine 3eitung
5ur Snno, 10 perltrteilen ole, auBer
BEN fommuniItii6en, bas Sreiben Der
8olI6epifen in &uBlano. Ia ib ME
in HuBlano mar, ME nit einem un-
parteiilden Munne geiprohen, ser
oort mar, alt6 MIR iolhe 8latter ba-
ben fann, ote oe1n fommuniitiIhen
Spitem entgegen iino, min ih lieber
nit meinem ltrteile poriidttg lein,
Inn feinem ltnre6t 5u tlln.
9ie meiIten, sic Sen &ommunis-
mus perurteilen, perteioigen oeIien
Sdter: &apitalismus uno mooernen
2iberalismlls. Wag Ser &ommunis-
mus nod 10 idlimm Iein, 10 bat er
au6 etipos @utes. 3um tpenigIten lit
er cine neue Strfe, nuf Ser oie etpige
@eisbeit bic gottentfremOete Menif-
belt ibrer emigen 9eItintmltng naber
5u bringen peiB.
Sett miro mobl mander 2eIer Sen
9uidpfarrer fir einen 9olideDifen
balten, ooer nenigltens fir einen
Sreuno Oerlelben. SSeoer 8rieIter ion
Der Sreuno aller 0tenI1en Iein, be-
ionoers ser 8eordngten uno SIRE
geleiteten. gta6 meiner lleber5elts
gung iino bie meilten, oie ser 2ebre
oes &ommunismls folgen, arme, ir-
regeleitete WenIden, Spfer oes BERG
loien Sapitalismus.
Ssn meinen Stuoenteniobren bielt
man6er meiner WitItuoenten mid
fir einen So5ioliiten, neil ih ben
So5ialismrs uno leiue glnbGnger
ni6t in 8auid uno 9ogen peroamm-
te. Sdon Die slnglt por 0em So5ias
lismus bat oriiben inn alten 2anoe
Den 2iberalismus llno &apitalismus
ge5Dungen, ben slrbeiter mebr na6
BEN Soroerungen oes praftiihen
GbriItentltms 81 bebanoeln. Hefigioie
8eDeggriinoe b1tten Die ME oo5u be-
Dogen, neil tie feline Heligion batten.
Ser &ommltnismus miro Der @elt
Seigen, pobin glrm un0 &ei6 obne
VOII lullOelt lDerOen.
Die 3ebn @ebpte
Sor frr3em las i6 irgenono: @e-
piiie 80lfer naren nidt fdbig, iid
ielbit 5l1 regieren. SSd gebe nod mel
ter nno iage: 9ein Solf = aud bas
omerifaniid)e nidt - lit fdbig, ii6
ielbit gu regieren, penn es nidt iei-
men Serrgott als Sberberrn uno bic
3ebn @ebote ais bodltes @eies amer.
fenrt.
0ie S6usmauer ieoer menI6lide1
Jreibeit iino oie 3ebn @ebote. SSn Ser
atriften 9eoba6tlng oerielben finoet
Yeoer yeenlb bas bofIte WaB perion-
lid)er Sreibeit, bas auf groen mog-
lid lit. Iber al,h Die itaatIi6e syrei.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-14
: Sran 9. 49,, sSsG.

Oiele iosenannten mooernen vItpli-
iden" ytamen iino feline Seilieenna,
men. Gbriltli6e gltern iollten ibren
Sodtern 6rtitlide Seiligennamen qe-
ben. 8enn Sic auBergepobnIide g5o.
men por5ieben, geben mir Sbnen nad)-
ltebeno eine seif)e Iustpabl: ganoioa,
Sliba, Baulina, Warcia, guleria,
Slorentlna, 8eneoicta, @ntonia, gmi-
llo. Silaria, SrHsarO, Sbefla, 81.
rllla, Imalia, aurea, Narina, 2t-
llola, gonatilla, 5ortunata, Blasioa,
ytoinla, Garina, 2eontia, Sonorata,
Sultina, 8atiloa, Sauninata, slloe.
gunoe, Spa5intba, 8eribiana, Mar-
celia, Berpetua, Sea, 8oltraoe, Wil-
burga.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-14
MuAknnN
BON Grpf. s. N. 9ibren,
Ne6aftenr 6es ,@aiienfrennb'
6. g., Tla.

Sanob1oer, sic man am Stranbe
in ser beiBen Sonne ntn1nt, itn6 iebr
geiuno, tpenn man tie nidt LANCER ols
cine balbe ober boditens cine Stunoe
lang nirnmt uno oen &opf nit einem
feu1ten Su6e beoedt uno beIon6ers
oen Naden Dor Ser Sonne i6iibt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-14

Gin 5ieg iiber iia felbIt nadt
einen @roBen nod sr0Ber aIs er lit"
(9ornmann).