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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18

GEORGETOWN-Owne leaving Washing
ton is substantially reducing price of
charming home for quick sale; newly re-
stored s rooms, maids room, detached
garage.
popular SECTION. NELLIE LOWE CASSEL,
1892 Wis. ave. NV. AID. els. Evenings
and SUNDAYS call WI. 3lS5. Ia
Evening star., 1946-08-08
Births Reported

James and Lucille Adams, boy.
Ellls Els and mildred Atchison, girl.
Joseph and Jean Bell, girl
Samule and Jane Bond, boy.
James and Dorothy Buckler. boy.
Robert and Dorothy Byrd, girl.
Joseph and Geraldine Chicerio, girl.
watson, jr. and Doris CoFey. boy
BENJAMIN and Harriet Cooper. boy
William and Marguerite Corbett, girl.
Harry and Alena Dauber, boy.
RAYMOND and Bertha Duckworth, boy.
Clarence and Mary Emory. girl.
Harold and Doris Fair. girl.
Edward and Helen Golembieski, boy
Frank and Gwendoline Gradoville, girI
JM2seph II eIi1, and nd Thelma T3eh g. Guili' girl
John and Helen, Henderson. boy.
Joseph and Barbara Herbert, girl.
Bert and Viola Hoover, boy
Ernest, jr. and Bessie Horton, boy.
Roy and Lena Hudnall, girl
Benjamin and Blanche Kanter, boy.
Robert and Eva Kennedy, boy.
Charles and Angelina LaBarbera, boy.
Lawrence and Elinor Low, boy.
joseph and Jane Marshall. bov
Charles and Phyllis Messier, boy.
Gerard and Gwendolyn Michaud, girl
Theodore and Nell Mclean. girl.
Garrison and Emily Norton, boy.
Morgan and Lucy Parks. girl
Wlillam and June Pearson, girl.
Julian and Irene Plemmons,, girl.
Leonard and Lois Robbins, boy
Wilour and Helen Slater, boy.
Edgar, Jr. and Judith Stevens, girl.
Nathan and Selma Teitelbaum, girl
Melvin and Ida Tyler, girl.
Harold and EFelyn Warner, girl
Frederick and Norma WertZ, girl.
Frederick and Elvis Whit, boy
William and Esther Witkin, boy
Mark, 2nd and Elizabeth Ash, girl
Clarence, jr. and Regina Ballard, boy.
Francis and virginia Bayle. girl.
George and Coda Bokat. boy
William and Bernice Bromley. boy
Ernest and Sadie Burge, boy
Ray and Meta Cherry. boy
Cornelius and JEANNE Coffey, boy.
Marian and Novella Coleman boy.
Harry and Margaret Cooper. girl
Fillmore and Maude Courtney, girl
Evening star., 1946-08-08
Panay Sinking Linked
To High Japs' Order
In Tokyo War Trial
BY tn, Associated Press

TOKYO, Aug. 8.-The controversy
over the 1887 sinking of the Ameri-
can gunboat Panay by japanese
planes during the siege of Nanking
was reopened today despite pro-
tests of defense counsel for Hideki
TOTO and 26 other accused war
criminals.
This incident was settled be-
tween the two governments and
do not believe it proper to reopen
1t here" objected George Yamamoto
of New York, defense attorney.
Evidence Is Received.
But that was two nations. here
We are H." retorted the interna-
tional tribunal president, Sir Will
liam Webb of Australia.
Japan agreed to indemnify the
United States for loss of property
and life and to see such an incident
did not happen again." persisted
Yamamoto,
1t was settled between them. 1t
is just a single episode in Japan's
relations with the United States"
we will receive the evidence, but
will consider the matters you
stressed" concluded Sir William.
After the incident, which quick
ened world animosity toward Japan's
China campaign, the Tokyo govern
ment swiftly apologized and blamed
an irresponsible commander.
Admits Smelling Ladybird.
But today the prosecution at the
war crimes trial introduced evi-
dence to the effect that orders had
been received from higher up to
sink all vessels bound for Nanking
without regard to nationality"
The disclosure was contained in
replies which the prosecution said
were made at Sugamo Prison by
defendant, Col. Kingoro Hashimoto
when he was interrogated. He
i. acknowledged that his artillery
shelled the British gunboat Lady,
bird while she was going to the as
slstance of the Panay.
A Navy report introduced today
said the Panay was the target for
at least 20 bombs December IL. 1887.
while conveying Socony Vacuum Oil
vessels and that all had American
flags displayed horizontally.
Evening star., 1946-08-08

Dean and Lillian Diehl, boy.
William and Bea Edens, girl.
Eden and Iva Ernst, boy,
William and Alice F1ythe, boy.
Rubin and Ann Goodman, girl
Robert and Vivian Grieashamer, girl.
Malcolm, tr. and Virginia Haag, girl.
Thomas and Thelma Harrison, boy
Eugene and Alice Henley. girl
Robert and Bernadine Higgins, girl.
Marvin and Corine Horsley, girl.
Claire and Helen Howard, boy.
Charles and Katherine Immer girl,
Manule and Helen Kaufman, girl
Robert and Catherine Kirwan, girl
Joseph and Mary Mahoney, boys, twins
Charles and Mildred Langhorne, boy.
Charles and Agnes Mattingly, girl
Santo and Ellen Messina, girl.
Henry and Sara McHarg, girl
James and Anna McNally, boy.
Frank and Shirley Niswander, girl.
Arthur and Nancy Parks, girl
Francis and Mary Pasquini, boy.
Robert and Gladys Perkins, boy.
Simeon and Barbara Price, girl.
Harry and Alice Ruddiman, girl
Wade and Margaret Stanbery, girl
Donald and Lorraine Sylvester, girl
Frank and Mantle Tiedemann, girl
Edwin and Lula Warner. boy.
Don and Helen Webb. girl
Homer and Louise Whitlock. girl
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-12-12

visit their son = in = law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. R. S.
Ross. They will remain there
until after Christmas
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Romine
were Billings callers Tuesday.
Miss Flora Olive SchreveS of
Billings visited in Hardin over
the weekend at the A.. M.
Crilly home.
CHRISTMAS toys and gift
ware arriving daily. Miles and
Ulmer.-Adv.
Miss Ruth Egnew and Miss
Lois Hodgskiss were Billings
visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Astle were
callers in Billings Friday.
Ed Powers is confined to his
home due to illness.
CORRUGATED paper for
wrapping and mailing packages
at the Tribune erald.-Adv.
Mrs. A. L. Torske, Mrs. w. L.
Torske, Mrs. R. P. Ross and
Mrs. Met ulloch were Billings
callers Wednesday.
Mrs. Fannie Dornberger is
visiting in Hardin at the home
of her son and daughter -in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dornberger.
Mrs. Mary Sweet, Mrs. Fred
Cation and June and Mary Ann
Iverson were Billings callers on
Saturday
MI. and Mrs. A. o. Nelson of
Park City are visiting in Har-
din for several days at the
home of their daughter, Mrs.
Willard Scott.
HOLLY wreaths and loose
holly cedar wreaths, Christmas
green's, plants and cut flowers
for Christmas. Please order
early. Mrs Fred Waterman,
phone 85.-Adv.
Mrs. Eric Walker, Mrs. Sue
Yergey, Mrs. Gerald Fish and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Trap
hagen were Billings callers on
Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. Austin G.. Stat
terry and children spent Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Waldo Herman on Sarpy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kogolshak
and Billy were Billings callers
Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. A. Buzzetti
were dinner guests of DR.. and
Mrs. L. H. Labbitt Friday.
SEE the Occident Elevator
for your requirements for corn.
ADV.
J. D. Ross was taken to the
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-12-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Skeie
and Mrs. Jens Kalberg attend
ed the band concerts in Bill
lings at the Polytechnic school
and the normal school in which
the Hardin high school band
participated.
Mrs. Walter Riggs is visiting
in Great Falls at the present
time.
SEE the Occident Elevator
for your requirements for corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling M.
Loaney were Billings callers
Jack Newkirk left Tuesday
night for Boise, Idaho, where
he will be for three days.
Mrs. Mabel Mellon left Tues
day for Marmarth, N D., to
visit her son after spending
two months with her daughter,
Mrs. Jack Helmann, and fam
ily-
REMEMBER your dollar for
Christmas Seals.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Scanlon
are parents of a seven-pound
son, born Saturday, December
z, in the Big Horn County
Community hospital. He has
been named Alfred Edgar.
Mrs. William Fitz Stephens
of Bozeman spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. A.. E. Scan
Ion. She left on Friday for
Cody, Wyo., where she will Wis
it her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Feigel and
two sons of Jordan, Mont, are
visiting at the home of their
cousin, Mrs. A. G. Ballinsky,
and family this week.
FOOD and toy sale at the
Hardin Hardware, Saturday, De-
cember IL, under the auspices
of the Christian Dostrine class
of St. Joseph's Catholic church.
ADV.
AL Balensky and Emil Schlepp
are spending this week trans
acting business in Billings.
Hardin streets were decorated
this week by the Hardin Elec-
trio and the Hardin Boy Scouts.
MI. and Mrs. A. Buzzetti left
Wednesday for Great Falls to
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-12-12

alton and a Christmas party at
the studio of Mrs L. Worth Or
Wis on Monday.
CORRUGATED paper for
wrapping and mailing packages
at the Tribune erald.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Ross of
Great Falls are parents of a
daughter, born Wednesday, De-
cember IL, in Great Falls. She
has been named Mary Kay.
Mrs. Ross is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Buzzetti and
MI. Ross is the son of Mr.. and
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-12-12

Big Horn County Community
hospital Monday to receive
medical treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Janskovitch,
Mrs. John Stanpfel and Mrs.
Velma Robertson, all of Red
Lodge, spent Tuesday evening
and Wednesday in Hardin at
the Ray Zelka home. MIR. JAMS
kovich and Mrs. Stanpfel are
brother and sister of Mrs.
Zelka. Mrs. Robertson remained
in Hardin where she accepted
a position in the Big Horn
County Community hospital.
YOUR dollar for Christmas
seals helps to eradicate TB.-
Adv.
Mrs. B. H. McCarty was a
business caller in Billings on
MIR. and Mrs. Art Rosa of
Billings were dinner guests of
MI and Mrs. Kirk Coulter on
Monday night .
FOOD and toy sale at the
Hardin Hardware, Saturday, De-
cember IA, under the auspices
of the Christian Doctrine class
of st. Joseph's Catholic church.
ADV.
Mrs. Bill Faber, Mrs. Gus
Salveson and Mrs. Sam Denny
shopped in Sheridan Saturday.
Mrs. Lydia Lining attended
the meeting of the Grandmoth-
ers' club in Lodge Grass Sun
day.
SEE the Occident Elevator
for your requirements for corn.
ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rankin
will leave Saturday for San
Mateo, CAL, where they will
visit for several weeks with
their son, John Rankin, and
family. Col. Carl E. Rankin will
fly from Washington, D. C. to
spend Christmas in San Mateo.
CHRISTMAS toys and gift
ware arriving daily. Miles and
Ulmer.--Adv.
Billie Miller of Lodge Grass
day.
CHRISTMAS Seals? Pay for
them.-Adv.
Mrs. Jack Newkirk and
daughter, Carla, arrived in
Hardin recently after spending
a few weeks in Kansas and
Texas visiting with relatives.
Mrs. v. E. Castle and Capt.
and Mrs. E. B. Croker of Bill
ings left Wednesday for Spo-
kane, WASH, where they will
visit relatives for a few days.
Mrs. Fred Cation and Mrs.
Glen Helmann were Sheridan
shoppers recently.
FOOD and toy sale at the
Hardin Hardware, Saturday, De-
cember IA, under the auspices
of the Christian Doctrine class
of st. Joseph'S Catholic church.
ADV.
Jack Newkirk left Tuesday
evening for Boise, where he will
spend three days
Mr.. and Mrs. Nils Ottun have
purchased a 1947 Buick re-
Gently.
The Altar society of St. Jo-
seph's Catholic church met at
the home of Mrs. Joe Olenik
today Thursday).
CHRISTMAS toys and gift
ware arriving daily. Miles and
Ulmer-Adv.
Miss Patricia O'Brien, super
visor of Memorial hospital in
Thermopolis, Wyo., visited last
week in Hardin with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
OBrien. She was accompanied
here by MIR. and Mrs. James
O'Brien, Jr., of Hyattville, Wyo.
Mrs. Lillian Quinn attended
the regular meeting of the
Billings Music Teachers aSSoci-
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-12-12

Both served first in the Royal
Canadian Air Force, then in the
U. S. army air forces-Ernest as
photographer, Malcolm as a pi-
lot. Using a G. I. loan, they
purchased a light plane and
now operate the Sky Photo
Service.
They are but two of the 49,
688 veterans who at the end of
October had obtained govern
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-12-12

Mrs. R. P. Ross of this commu-
nifty.
HOLLY WreathS and loose
holly cedar wreaths, Christmas
greens, plants and cut flowers
for Christmas. Please order
early. Mrs. Fred Waterman,
phone 85.-AdV.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-12-12

ment guaranteed loans from
Northwest lending agencies to-
falling $67, $780, 25 for business,
homes and farms. Average loan
is $4,327 and the greatest num-
Der are used for homes, the VA
says.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-12-12

An estimated 902 wars have
been fought in the past $500
years.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-12-12
G 1 A

Aerial photography service is
a natural for veterans Ernest
and Malcolm Jones of Seattle.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28

3ueislein.
SIM iel6en slugenbIid geidob Elm
@unoer.
Gas &os6en erpa6te 5ll neuem
2e6en; friihe glGtter entfolteten iib
uno 9liiten begannen gu iprieBen. Ils
Dos Seiufino oen fertigen &ron5 auf
oaS Saupt Seiner Wtutter legte -
paren es fril6e, ouftenoe Stolen.
Son ienem Gage an erneuert ii6
oleleS 8unOer INNER tpieoer. &roft
iener Srane, bie emit oas 8liimben
glei6lom bon Dem Slu6e Ser Orb
lltnoe befreit bat, geniigen beute nod
einlge Sropfen @aller, Inn sic RoIe
BON Serldo - rno Ddre tie nod 10
Deroorrt - DieOer oufbliiben 5u lal-
Ien.
@ie mande5 meni6li6e Sers
glei6t oen oiirren 9litmden in Der
Mitlte! Ser trodene Sano ser giqen.
ltebe un0 Ser SelbltIu6t bat ibm lei-
men 6elebenOen Saft geroubt uno bie
Slut Ser @eiOenI6nft lGBt es ber-
trodnen uno oeroorren. 8ibt es fir
i'm feline Hettung mebr, fein auf-
blltben sum eigenen @oble, 5ur Sreu-
De @otte5 lnO Der Weni6en?
> oof!
Cine ein5i9e Srane nobrer, aufrid)=
tiger Geue geniigt, I'M audi bier Elm
gSunoer ST 1pirfen. IoS pahiame
Iuge oeS bimmlii6en @1rtners ge-
mabrt sic Heue rmo in ieiner uneno-
ll6en Sie6e uno 8arnber5igfeit Der=
leibt er ibr iene Dirfiame &roft, Die
Die Seele 81 neuem Seben erpeft rno
lie 8liiteu Ser Iemut uno SelbItuer-
leugnung berporbringen ldBt.
M C.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28
,8efehruno" ohr.e
Reltttution

BUR 3eit, ol5 Ser betonnte uno
beillgnldBi9e 9iihof Neunlonn BON
Ehtlooelpbta (geltorben I'M Sabre
1860 nod Gfarrer bon @iuian1s=
bile mar, lpurOe er BON 9lngeboriaen
elmer geDiiien Sefte 81 elmer religi0-
len GiIputation berau5geforoert.
@0breno oerlelben riibmte iid elmer
bon Ben EreOigern ser Sefte, er Iei
imltanOe, ieine grleuhtl1ng 5u 6etpei.
len. sluf Die Srage, lpie er Oartnn
ipolle, oaB ser 6l. 8eiit in ibm mob
ne, antnortete er: rNfcin eigenes Se=
ben 3eugt oaDon; oenn friiber mar id)
etn iiinObafter Menid, babe 8feroe
l1nO &itbe geitoblen, meme Witmens
lden betrogen ulD., aber leit meiner
gefebrung bin if Elm eon5 anberer
Weni6."
Sfurrer Nel1mann nubm 0aS 8ort
unO fragte Oie periammelte Menge:
"Sbr babt jebt gebort, oaB Ser Bre-
bigger betannte, er babe geItoblen uno
betrogen. 5at er aber Oa5 ungeredte
8ut audi 5uriideritattet?"
~Nein!" ertonte es BON oielen Sci
ten.
ySIt nun Ieine 9efebrung cine
mabre?"
"Nein," Ifolte eS aus Sen 9ieiben
Der Geriunnrlung Sem Grieiter ent-
gegen. ~Gr lit nod ser alte Spib-
bu6e!"
gtod oteIem fl1r5en 9etpeiie oerIte=
BEN Die Seftenglieoer unter aIerlei
Sorpanoen na6 uno no6 oen SoaI,
in peldem Ser tatbolil6e @etitlide
nit leiner 9egleitung 5ulebt allein
oor Dem gepablten S6ieosri6ter
ltanobielt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28
GSS5&SS Sl

gtamen; aber iene bon ibnen ergrif-
fenen &inoer ser Stride l6ifen lie nit
beilisem 8lute eerotet als M6rtprer
gum Simmel. Senn, Die auf Dem bei=
ligen 3eiden oes &reu5es gegriinDete
Stride fann Our6 feline 8attung BON
@rauiamfeit 5erItort iperoen. Die
Stride miro our6 8erfolgung ni6t
geringer, lonoern groBer gena6t;
uno Der Mder beS Serrn fleioet itd
INNER Dieoer nit elmer rei6li6eren
grnte, inoem oie 8ei5enforner, oie
ein5eln oabinfauen, permebrt bon
neuen erIteben' (St. 2eo)."
Seoer @laubige iollte ii6 5u 9e-
ginn oes neuen Sabres oen gnti6luB
ans Ser5 legen, oae Wtittel in 9ln-
menOung 81 bringen, Die geeignet
ltno, i'm ielblt Die audi anOere ben
8lauben ltet5 bod)5alten 81 lebren.
SSn Ser Sodi6dtung oes 8laubens
miro iener INNER mebr 5unebmen,
Der baufig uno anoadtig slfte oes
@lau6ens erpeft; ser ieinen beiligen
@lauben in oeiien Sueaen, in oeiien
Snbalt uno Seilen belier fennen 5u
lernen iuGt, oOer li6 Dor BEN @e=
fabren fir oen @lauben biitet; Ser
fiir iene betet uno nit ienen Wtitleio
bat, bic unlers beieligenoen 8lauben5
entbebren; Ser in iicb Sen gifer fir
Die grbaltung unO Die Serbreitltng
oes 8laubens nabrt!
D. E., O.F.M.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28
Der lereer

sd fam Nun einnaI ni6t anoer5,
i6 argere MIDI iiber ieoe &leinigfeit
uno meroe Damn glei6 10 oufgeregt,
oaB td MIDI ben ean5en Sag ni6t
mobl fitble," bort man bellt5utage 10
Diele nero0le 6ruuen iugen, tpel6e ltd)
iiber 0inge ereifern, Sic bel niiGter-
ner ueberlegung faum ser 8ea6tung
merit itnO, Observation-Disclosures
ten, oas 9lufgebenmiiiien irgenO zines
fleinen SergniigenS unO oerglei6en
mebr.
Ser Merger 1T 1.no bleibt ober I'M
ier groBter 5eino, pel6er unlere
8elunobett untergrdbt uno 11ns Die
Sreuoe am 9aiein raubt. God liegt
eS ooafommen in unIerer Ma6t, oie=
len 5eino bel ieoesmoligem slngriff
liegrei6 in oie SIubt 5u i6lagen.
8oburh2 9urb ber5baftes 2ahen,
ourb Sumor, ienen liebenstpiirbigen,
Die 8elt beiiegenoen Sumor, ser tpie
Sonnenldein in oie tiefiten 8infel
oes Sauies orinet uno aae franfbafte
@eret5tbeit, miirriIdes 8eien, 2au=
men poer unberehtigte Sdnerml1t
oaraus perbannt. Sour iper lih i'm
&anpf ums Daiein Elm liebensniirs
oig-beiteres @eniit beipabrt, miro
nod in Sil6erbaaren elm iueenoli6es
Musleben baben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28
EssssaI
Ns

Nddlten berleun1ben, oiirfen ni6t linn
on ieinem 8ermogen, an ieiner gbre
l6aoen, miiiien bagegen nit ieinen
Sdmaden driitlide Nadii6t iiben,
i'm belebren, ermabnen, fir i'm be-
ten, ibm nad Moglidfeit tatfraftig
bethlehem. &ur5: mir miiiien 5uriid
gum praftiiden gbriItentun, auriid
5um Sliten Ser5en Seiu, Dem $50
mig uno Weittelpunft oller Screen!
SIN geiitigen Mittelpunfte aller
2anber uno 8olfer itebt bas &reus.
Die 2iebe Seines gottli9en Ser5ens
bat Seium oas &reu5 beiteigen, auf
oem &reu5 fir uns iterben lailen.
gSas mdre ipobl aus ser menl6 6li6en
8elellf)aft getporoen, 1uenn @r Dos
&reu5 bon Sid gepieien bdtte? Ser
Seilano uno Sein sottlides Ser5 itnb
fir Oie gan5e 8elt ser Mnfang uno
oas gnbe, ser Wittelpunft, Inn Sen
lt6 0ie 8eldide ser 8olfer breben, oie
3entralionne, oie iiberaubin @naoe
uno Segen ipenoet, ser untrii9li6e
@esneiier gum pabren Slid! aur5:
SIM Ser5en Selu lit unier Sell! am
Ser5en Seiu i6eioen it6 bie @eiiter
= bier @laube, BORT unglaube; bier
Gbriitus, oort slnti6rilt; bier oas
liebenolle Ser5 Seill, BORT ser boie per=
giftenoe 3eiteeiit; bier ser &eilono
ser @elt, bort 8oli6eipismus uno
Itbeismus: bie Sotengrdber ser Stu
be, Der Sronung, oes 5rieoens, bes
8liides ser menl6liben @eleui6aft.
Sir men tpollen mir uns entldei-
ben? Selus iei I'm Ter Selo, unier
5iibrer, Sbm moaen mir gana erge=
ben leinl
Iu6 ih baut' emit auf Wenl6engunlt
lno fono MIR bitt're 5ropfen;
0a lernte i6 Die groBe &unIt,
an Selu Ser5 gu flopfen.
8ei Sbm auein lit ieber5eit
Silf, Srolt uno &raft gu finoen;
. fonnte id MIR melt nno brett
Sas iiiBe @ort nerfiinoen:
Sbr aae, 0ie oes 2ebens S6mer5
llno bitt're Sorgen briiden,
. fommt, fliebt an Selu Ser5!
gs miro eub ar erquiden.
4 p
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28

- Sic moraliide sd0nbeit an ser
Sugenoen, oie in Waria atnen, mir
De uns Wenlden gu obltraft porge=
tommen iein, menn lie uns BLOB an
ltd ge5eigt porben ip1re. Sic Bate
nlht re6t erfaBt peroen fonnen BON
unlerer iinnliden gtatltr, bic iidl iiber
Die Groe nidt erbeben fann, lpenn tie
nl6t etlpaS SSrOiideS bat, morauf lie
iid ltiise, 1tno Die iid - ipie 8lato
lagt - ~pon Ben i6onen &orpern aa
Den i6onen Seelen, llno bon Sen id16-
men Seelen 81 scr elpigen S60nbeit
erbebt". Gs mar olio notipenoig, bob
oiele SugenOen einen 9lusoruf hot
ten, unO 5mar einen meni6liden 9lus-
Druid. 3u oen 3lpede lit oas @ort
6lelld geporoen unO lit uns bie etpige
Sdonbeit in SeiuS GbriItus eridie-
men.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28
Der Stern Der Deiien

Seit altersber miro INNER uno
immer tpieoer 6ie Gerbreitung oes
8laubens ourb bas 8ebet Ser Gbrt=
Itenbeit eepreoist. uns Gbriiten lieet
naturgemaB lebr an Ser Grbaltung
uqer Der foltbaren Sitter bes 8lau=
bens uno folgli6 au6 oaran, oaB
ale Weniden ben 9lauben INNER
mebr bodl6dten. Mit groBtem 81 fer
ioaten mir oarum i'm erlten Wonat
oes anbre6enOen Sobres in elmer 10
| niisli6en l1no 5eitgemaBen slngele-
genbeit beten uno tpirfen. gSie ser
gebeimnispoue Stern Ser 8eiien aus
Dem Wergenlanoe our &rippe fiibrte,
| 10 loa Ser Stern oes @laubens alle
WeniGen Sem gottlihen grloler gu
| fiibren.
Der @laube lit iene Suseno, mel
| 6e uns alles felt fir ipabr balten
laBt, mas @ott uns geoffenbart bat
uno our6 bie Stride uns 81 slauben
poriteat. Gurd bielen @lauben er=
fabren mir 10 man6es iiber 8ott unb
Seine @erfe, oas mir aus uns ielblt
ni6t 1pillen fonnten, oas uns aber
ser emigen Seligfeit nit @ott i'm
Simmel 5ufiibrt. 3esbalb beiiten tpir
i'm @lauben einen iiberaus foItbaren
Sdas, Sen ieoer Weni6 folslib aufs
! bo6fte l6dben mlB. gr lit elm liebes,
gan5 unberoientes @el6ent 8ottes,
oenn obne sic gingebung uno Oeit=
bilfe Ser @naoe @ottes fonnen mir
ben 8lauben ipeber beliten nod na6
| Dem 8lauben Ieben. Ser FL. Soban=
mes 6, 16) l6reibt oesbalb: $50 iebr
bot 8ott oie 8elt geliebt, oaB gr
Seinen eingeborenen Sobn babingab,
oamit ieoer, Der an Sbn glaubt, nidt
perloren gebe unO oas emige 2eben
babe" 8ie Ser @ottesgelebrte Sugo
Surter ausfiibrt, lit Ser 8laube elm
gang eigenes 8ei6enf ser Sl'iten
9reifaltigfeit. Ser birnmlii6e 8ater
| gibt uns bur6 Seine Sffenbarung
oen Infang bes 8laubens, forOert i'm
uno nabrtibn fortipabreno. Ser Sobn
@ottes mollte Meni6 tperOen, nm uns
Ben @lau6en 81 lebren uno i'm ou
perbreitel1. Der 81. Geiit gibt uns oas
8naoenli6t, bur6 tpel1es ser 8lau=
be in uns eingepflan5t miro. 8ott
lette oas unfeblbare 2ebramt Der
Stride ein Inn oen @lal1ben biz ans
gnoe Der 8elt 81 prebigen uno 5ll
erbalten. Sold elmer 3uriiltung, iold
zines ueitper5meisten @irfens Got
tes bes 9reieinigen beourfte es, Inn
uns oen @lauben 5u geben. 8ie un=
enbli6 ipertDoa allo lit Ser @laube! !!
Gaber ergeben iib Die tiefl6auen-
ben beiligen 8dter Ser Stride in oent
bo6Iten Breiie oes @Ianbens urt6
5eidnen fir uns oeiien 8eoeutung
1tno @i6tigfeit in pieliagenoen Ser
gleiden. go bebt Der FL. 8onaben-
tura Die araft uno Seitigfeit bes
@laubens berpor: n8ie Ole @runo-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28
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Veuiahrseruf

8rnf Der trenen 2eiermelt,
8rnR gum nelten Sabre!
slae iesne, Der ba tbrunt
Nls Der @mnberbare!
Oils Der Serr, Der etuis gut,
9eHen Wtad)t fein Gnbe:
SulbnoI iesnenb brett er ans
Seine &aterbGnbe.
Segen iiber 0ans nnb Spf,
lteber sSlnr nnb sselber,
Segen anf bic Mferfrndt,
Segen in bic @Glber.
Sesen fir Der Irbeit Sd,ueiR,
Sell umb @ublergeben,
limb Der 8liifsitern lidt nnb bebr
Spll nidt nntergeBen!
8rnf Der trenen 2eicripclt -
SaRt nns mntig iuanbern
lteber Gano int nenen SSa6r,
ySie es tuar int anbern.
8leiden 3ieles ba6en mir
Inns am 8es sefnnoeu,
ylltbeiuGbrte Sreue bat
Yang nns IhDn berbunben.
Gleiden 8liebes audi I'M &f
Saben iuir germngen,
llngebeugt TON Stnrm nnb Sd)lag,
sSeit nnb nnbestuungen.
Sakt uns audi I'M nenen Sabr
Cute syrennbe bleiben;
Sakt Der Sremnoidaft fraft'sen Baum
Gole Sriidte treiben!
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-07-19
Our Price Policy

Alopening stock was purchased while 0PA was alive and is priced by 0PA methods. Many
items are below ceiling and nothing above ceiling. We will not increase prices until we are
forced 10 do so by an increased market price.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-07-19
ON SATURDAY, July Goth
- Fe aturing -

Builder Hardware, Electrical Hardware, Household Hardware.
Sporting Goods, Paints, Tools, Appliances, Plumbing, Roofing.
Above Lines are Not Complete Now But Will Be
Increased From Time to Time When Available