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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-23
Donald B. Paulsen and taken

Donald B. Paulsen and taken to
division headquarters.
All were reported by the an
nouncement to be in good health.
The tenth member of the flight
a Turkish captain who was wound
ed by gunfire from the Yugoslav
fighters when the plane was forced
down was not with the party.
Passenger List
CreWmen and passengers on the
plane who arrived at Gorilla we're
Capt. William Crombie, East Long
meadow, Mass, the pilot; 1t. Will
liam McNew, Atlanta, Ga, co-pilot;
Corp. Robert L. Dahlgren, Cicero,
ILL.,, flight engineer; Corp. John
L. Dick, McKeesport, Pa, radio
operator; 1t. Donald Carroll, FL
gin, Neb., passenger; Sgt. Joseph
F. Hohecker, Chicago, and Ray
mond-S. Blackburn, Clayton, Ohio,
passengers were DR.. Alabar Pauay
civilian passenger. The other two
and DR.. Arthur Lederer.
All were Immediately taken to
the mess of Maj. Gen. Bryant E.
Moore. 88th Division commander,
where they had dinner, and then
were billeted in Gorilla.
It was expected that the nine men
would be permitted to talk to
newspaper correspondents Friday
morning.
One officer who spoke with them
said they were all in excellent
physical condition and appeared
not to be tired after their 37.mile
ride from Ljubljana. One of them
sadi the Yugoslavs had accorded
them excellent treatment"
The officer quoted this man as
saying that the Yougslavs leaned
over backward to treat us Well,
We were told to ask for anything
in the world except our freedom"
Arrival Surprises
The groups arrival in Gorilla
took some military authorities by
surprise, inasmuch as the party
had been expected to cross the
Morgan Line near Sesana. The
headquarters of the British Kings
Own regiment there had it's out
post alerted for the Americans ar
rival on the Fiume highway 200
yards east of Storia, which is nearly
four miles east of Sesana.
On Rome press agencies were
alerted at 8 p. m. G. M. T. 90 a.
m. Eastern Standard Time) and
told that the group was expected
to cross the Morgan Line late
Thursday afternoon or night but
we're cautioned not to send out any
information until it was confirmed
that they had actually crossed the
line.)
Elaborate preparations had been
made by the British troops at Sc
sana to receive the party. Food and
other refreshments we're ready as
we'll as an ambulance and a doc
tor in the event any needed medi-
cal attention.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-23
MORE ABOUT
FLIERS
FROM PAGE ONE

tons to which they we're subjected
was not revealed, the spokesman
said, since members of the group
were warned by the Yugoslavs not
to reveal what questions were ask
ed them.
The airmen said the Yugoslavs
ceased their questioning when it
was learned that the U. S. Embassy
in Belgrade had asked permission
to interview the group.
An UNRRA truck took the group
over highway So, the main road
from Lublana. to the Morgan line,
which separates British and Ameri-
can forces from Yugoslav troops in
Venezia Giulia.
An 88th Division announcement
said they arrived at a division out
post near Gorilla at 7:30 p. M,
G. M. T. (2:30 p. m. Eastern Stand
ard Time). They were met by 1t.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-23
MORE
TOBACCO
FROM PAGE ONE

hundred. He said however, that
the feWest reflections of the week
we're reported by the sales super
visor.
Walter H. Paramore, sales
supervisor of the Whiteville mar
ket reported that 1903, 704 pounds
had been sold there for an average
of $54. SO.
Average Prices
The average prices on a limit
ed number of representative U.
S. Grades offered on the Border
Belt markets were as follows:
Leaf - Good lemon SOL. down
So; low lemon $40, down 81; fair
lemon (greenish) $40, up 50; COM
mon orange $2e, down 81.
Smoking leaf - Good orange
$50. down 81; low orange $46, down
81.
Cutters - Low lemon $62, I'm
changed; good oranoe r IN
changed; low orange $50, up 81.
Lugs - Good lemon S57, down
So; fair lemon 50. up 81; good
orange $27, down 81.
Nondescript Best thin IA,
down 81.
EASTERN MARKETS
For the first day since the open
ing Of the Flue-cured Eastern
North Carolina markets on Mon
day, a steady downward trend
for a majority Of offerings was
registered in Thursdays sales, &C
cording to the Federal-State mar
keting news service.
Declines of from 81 to 81 per
hundred pounds were reported.
One the whole, markets reported
more good grades showing losses
than any previous day. There was
no material change in the general
quality.
Average Prices
Average price per hundred on a
limited number of representative
U. S. grades:
Leaf - Good lemon SOS, up 81;
fair lemon s62, down 81; low
orange SAT, down 81; common
orange $35, down 81.
Cutters - Fair lemon $65. down
81; low lemon $65, unchanged; low
orange $62, down So.
Lugs Fine lemon $64. down
81; good lemon $62, dow 81; fair
lemon $4S, down; good orange $50,
down 81; fair orange 40, down ST.
Primings - Good lemon $6l, I'M
changed, fair lemon $45, down ST.;
low lemon $25, down S., fair orange
$40, down S..
Nondescript 49, Best thin $l2.75,
down SITS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-23
MORE ABOUT
CAPE FEAR
rpnM pACE ONE

chain-drive turning those wooden
spoked wheels. No chariot driver
Of old Rome deserves greater &C
claim than Wilmington's Mr.. Plat
OUT OF RANGE - In Wednes-
days story we asked the top cell
ing prices of the Locomobile be-
cause we wanted to buy it in view
of the current car shortage.
Well, it's out of range of our
pocketbook. 1t set MI. Sprunt back
some So, 500 when it was new. Con-
sidering the prices secondhand
cars are drawing now, it would
probably be worth about $1,75O to-
day. After all, it has undergone
oaly 81 years of depreciation.
Mr.. Plat identified the auto
mobile behind the Locomobile as
a Buick, although he wasn't quite
certain. WV
certain. But it really makes no
difference. It's probably out of
our money realm too.
Incidentally, Mr.. Plat, who is
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-23
Lawyer Drowns

ELIZABETH CITY, Aug. 22-tE
P. Pickens, 40, three
time representative Of Guilford
county in the State House of Repre-
sentatives and an assistant county
attorney, died of accidental drown-
ing off Kitty Hawk shortly before
noon Thursday, DR.. w. H. c. White,
Pasquotaak coroner said Thursday
night.
Pickens, swimming with a party
of friends near the Anderson cot
tage at Kitty Hawk, was seen to
get into difficulty, and before aid
could reach him, he was seen to
go under. Friends finally recover
ed the body, and Dr.. Everett Saw
yer of South Hill attempted artifi-
cial respiration.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-23
MORE ABOUT
REPORTS
FROM PAGE ONE

1915, meeting of the Big Four
Foreign Ministers with a request
for an investigation to allay any
unfounded suspicious, the spokes-
man said. Molotov refused to per-
NIT the investigation, he added.
Since then, the spokesman said,
the government has continued to
receive reports of the illegal manu-.
facture.
Asked if Britain was selling ra-
dar equipment to Sweden to trace
rockets the spokesman said at
first that it vas very possible"
radar was being sold to Sweden,
asked for a more specific reply
he said:
II am authorized to state that
it is understood that some radar
may well be being sold to Sweden.
I can tell you that Sweden recent.
ly bought from US airplanes which
require radar equipment. 1t may
be that this equipment was surplus
war equipment and it is customary
when selling technical equipment
of this nature to send t%echnicians
to explain the operation to the pur-
chasers."
The spokesman said he believed"
Britain had sold some radar equip
ment to Yugoslavia and Poland.
Motion pictures are now being
made for school children so that
they may be able to learn more
about flying than they would il
actually making a trip from Los
Angeles to Salt Lake City which
the film covers. This film includes
n a v n, instruments and
ground GREY service.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-23
MORE ABOUT
SUSSANNE
FROM PAGE ONE

IS IL pounds, Try a sack Of pota-
toes at arms length and then de-
eide whether you'd be able and
willing to do the same with a baby
as cute and heavy as Susanna.
Although Susanna is the only
acrobat so far in the Mills family,
her daddy claims distinction in a
different line. He is one of the
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-23
MISREPRESENTED

The gorilla was described as a
bloodthirsty killer n the very first
publicity it ever had, a report by
"a Portufuese writer in 1893. The
animal has never lived down this
unwarranted reputation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-23

now 66 years old, is still connected
with the car trade. He is a dealer
in parts for Macks trucks. 1t Just
goes to show you that once you
get tied up with internal combus-
tor engines you r trapped for
life.
1t must be the fumes that do It.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-23

Shrimp can be shipped by ali
without the aid of ice to Chicago
or Detroit by packing the shrimp
in Insulpack boxes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-23
The Weather

WASHINGTON. Aug. 22.-P)-weather
Bureau report of temperature and rain
fall for the "a hours ending 8 pm. in
the principal cotton-growing areas and
elsewhere.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-23

In the year 1915, New York
traffic accidents resulted in the
death of 1853 persons and injury
of 80, 673.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-23

line appeared now to be only Of
Academic interest in view Of the
release of the plane crew and pas
sen9ers
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-03

! frost Danilo, Rakek 122; sir
Toncke frost il Komna.
Jaklic Franc, Rakek 81, sir
pokojnega Leopolda Jaklica ir
Marie. @
Dragar Roman, Rakek 86;
sin Janeza Dragarja.
Mori Ivan, star 20 let, -Rakeh
1865; sin Ivana Mori.
Hancie Herman, roj., 18. apri.
la 1918 v Logatcu, Rakek 1863,
sin ALOHA Hancica in Kati.
Lubski Anton, roj. Is. febru.
aria 1926 v zireh, Rakek 1856;
sin stefana Lubskiga in Rozali.
je.
Gliha Josip. roj. 18. feb. 1922
v zuzemberku, Rakek 10; sin
Jozeta Gliha.
Bombae Ivan, roj. 9. maja l.
1924 v Hruscah, Rakek SO in
Bombac Franc, roj. 8. sept
1919 v Hruscah, Rakek 96; 81.
ma Andreja Bombaca in Marie
Mohorcic Ivan, roj. H.. dec
1905 v Ptuju, Rakek 159; sin
Janeza Mohorcica.
Tacar joe, roj. 20. okt. 1924
v Smarju, Rakek 70; sin Anto.
ma Tacarja.
Tacar Anton, roj. 21. junija
1920 v smarju, Rakek 70; sin
Antona Tacarja.
Grbec Peter, roj.. 6. jan. 1910
" Butanjevem, Rakek 1853; sin
Pavla Grbec.
Slabe Franc, pogresan, roj.
80. jan. 1926 v Ivanjem selu
Rakek 1O3, in
Slabe Ivan, roj. 8. dec. 1920 v
Ivanjem selu, Rakek 1O3; sina
Janeza Slabeta.
FRANCES Karol, Rakek 142;
sin N. Frangesa.
Zalar Joze, Rakek, sin N. Ia.
larja, Begunje.
Elhofer Adolf, star 80 let, je
bill ustreljen kot talec ma Bio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-03

kah; sin Brunota Elhoferja in
Franciske Modic, XII sta ze oba
umrla.
| Pirc Maria, Rakek ITO, je
umrla v ljubljanskem zaporu;
zena Jozeta Pirca, matt zgoraj
navedenih dveh sinov, XII sta tu-
, di padla. !,
" nemskem ,taboriscu so
umrli: ~.
Demsar August, roj, "a. jan.
1899, Rakek 12e; moz' Rezke
srajbosove.
Gregoric Ivan, roj. /. julia
1906, Rakek so; MOI Danic e
Svet (Lukovel.
Zorman Janez, roj. %. aprila
1901, Rakek 189; sin Janeza
Zormana, Planina..
semrov Alojz, roj. 26. maja
1905, Rakek 149; sin Antona
Semrov in Ane.
Vidrich Joze, roj 16. aprila |.
1908, Rakek 88; je bill sezgan v
krematoriju; sin Andreja vi
driha in pokojne Ivane Prudic ;
MOI Albine Strazisarjeve. -
Intihar Franc, roj. %. nov.
1903, Rakek ITO; MOI Terezije
Intihar iz Lola. =
Preseren Edo, roj. IL. nov. |.
1896, Rakek "a; MOI Terezije
Preseren il Unca.
Brozie Neza, roj. "a. jan. 1899
Rakek 1926; zena Jozeta BroziE
ca, roj. Bombac.
Grear Andrej, roj. 18. dec. l.
1895, Rakek 80; MOI Terezije
Grcarjeve.
Petric Franc, MOI Franciske
Petric.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-03

Rakek 101; sin pokojnega Jo-
zeta Sterzaja in Josipine Ur-
bas.
Urbancic Anton, roj. 81. mar
ca 1913, Rakek s3; sin Miha Ur-
bancica in Marie Nagoda.
Mikus Franc, lroj, Fl. jan. l.
1924, Rakek "a; sin pokojnega
Franco Mikusa in Ivanke Les
MAX (Lascanove). y.
Mlakar Ivan, roj. %. sept. |.
1923, Rakek %; sin Janko Mia
karja in Zinke Modic (Puntar-
jeva). q.
Modic Franc, roj. 81. jan. le-
ia 1915, Rakek 1869; sin Franco
Modica (Olkov) in Marie
Kranjcove. -
Pirc Marian, roj. 9. aprila l.
1926, Rakek 1863; sin Franco
Pirca in Kristine Faturjeve.
Lukek Henrik, roj. IL. april
la 1926, Rakek 208; sin Franco
Lukeka.
Krajc Anton, oce, rojen leta
1902, Rakek AZ, MOI Nezke
Krajc iz Unca,> sin pokojnega
Antona Krajc in pokojne Mari
je.
znidarsic Joze, roj. 18. avg,
1908, Rakek 88; sin pokojnega
Janeza znidarsica in pokojne
Marie.
Vrabec Alojz, oce, Rakek 1902;
moz Marie Vrabec (Lesnjako-
va).
Vrabec Milos, sin, Rakek, 102
sin Marie Vrabec (Lesnjako-
va.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-03
ALI SLABO SLISITE?

Pridite k nam in poskusite
brezplatno novi Zenith Radio
mic pripomotek "a sluh. Ma t.
soce oseb 81 ga je ze nabavilo
in zdaj ne morejo biti brez
MEGA. 4 ~...
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-03
PISMA II STAREcA kRAJA
Zohvolo Il Rokeko "a poke+e omeriskim
SIovencem

John Gabrenja, 22O1O Ivan
Ave-, Euclid. o., je prejel pi-
smo cd Kristine Pirc il Rake
ka, katera pise sledece: su
"Prosimo da ponatisnete v
vas slovenski casopis sledeee
Podpisane: Antifasisticne zen
ske zveze il Rakeka, Sc v ime-
nu vseh prejemnikov daril, spre-
jetih potom Rdecega kriza, mai
topleje in najiskreneje zahva-
ljujemo vsem onim .dobrim in
cutecim darovalcem, slovenskim
rojakom po sirni Ameriki, "a
poslane darove.
"Zora Zorc, predsednica OF.
''Ivanka Straziser, predsedni-
ca A. F. q. ~
Mara Korosec, predsednica
Rdecega kriza. ,
"Vera Tomcova, ueiteljica
mladine.
"Jelka Zorc, Kristina Pirc in
Toncka Prost, aktivistke.
Pesmica ali zalna koracnica
zrtyaEa
Kot zrtve ste padli borbi Ia mas.
da sreGo. svobodo bi uzival trpin.
Do smrti svobodi je sluzil vas glas.
pogumno ste zrli gotovi pogin.
A kadar svoboda zasije nam spet
in vase Sc zelje spolnijo.
takrat Sc spominjal Sc pozni bo svei
junakov. XII grobu trohnijo.
v razkosnih palasah piruie tiran
in vinu utaplja bojazen.
roka pravice ze dviga Sc mani
in pise ma steno mu kazen.
"A prisel DO dan. ko Sc ljudstvo zbudi
Sc dvisne po zmasi K svobodi.
YAM. bratje. pa pesem ljubezni doni
in veena zahvala vam bodi!
Posiljamo yam seznam pad
lih in njih starsev, toda MISC Sc
vsi. Ia svobodo domovine so
zrtvovali zivljenje ma Rakeku
Junasko so padli v osvobodil-
mem boju:
Tursic Ivan, roj. %. sept, l..
1922, .Rakek 1O6; sin Janeza
Tursic in Marie, rojene Modic
(Moceve), padel kot narodni he
roj ma Primorskem.
Janez Joze, roj, %. feb. 1921,
Rakek 65; sin pokojnega Juri-
ia Janez in Franciske Pirman
(zlincova).
Pirc Franc, roj. 16. avg. 1919,
Rakek ITO, sin Jozeta Pirca in
pokojne Marie Homovc (Rud-
novel.
Pirc Girl, roj. 8. okt. 1922,
Rakek ITO, sin Jozeta Pirca in
pojone Marie Homovc (Rud-
novel.
Zorc Dusan, roj. Is. maja, l.
1917, Rakek 1873; sin Franco
Zorc in Franciske Urbas (Grm-
kove).
Bombac Alojz, roj. 6. julia,
1921, Rekek 1859; sin Martina
Bombac in Ane?
Korencic Joze, roj. 30. julia
1921, Rakek 1873; sin Antona
Korencica in Marie?
Strzaj Joze, roj. 13. feb. 1914,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-03

ALI STE 81 PREsKRBEL1?
citatelje Enakopravnosti OBJ
vescamo, da imamo v nasem
urednistvu najnovejso knjigo,
"A Nation of Nations" XII jo
je spisal mas poznani in sposto-
vani amerisko-slovenski pisa
tell Louis Adamic. Vsak bi 10
moral precitati in lastovati!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-03

Skok Julian, roj. IL. dec. l.
1924, Rakek 159; sin Antona
.Skoka.
Grbec Tone, je umrl v nem-
skem ujetnistvu, MOI Marie
Grbec.
Vecna slava padlim! Ia NIL
mi zalujemo vsi, svojce pa maj
tolazi zavest, da njihova zrtev
nj bila zaman! ..n
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-03

Oglasajte Y Enakopravnosti
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-06-01

man: Mrs Walter E. Heller Of Chicago. ILL., Vic hair
man; Mrs David M. Levy Of New York City, Chairman;
and Mrs. George Kahn Of BrOOkline. Mass VieeChar.
man. Mrs. Hugo Dalshemer Of Baltimore, Md, MOI
shown on this photo The fourth Vice Chairman of the
National Women's Division of the u. j. A, which sup
ports the e-saving and lierebuGing ans of the
Joint Distribution Committee, the United Palestine
Appeal and the National Refugee Ser. ice.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-06-01

IoUvvU Jewish child survivors Of the Nazi dagnet look
to American women only for food Clothes and shelter
but also for evidence Of love and concern with them
and their future These children special respon-
siblty" Mrs David NJ Levy, Chairman Of the National
Women's Division Of the $lOOOOOOOO United Jewish
Appeal for Refugees Overseas Needs and Palestine. told
her Board Of Officers special meeting From left TO
right: Mrs. Ernest Wadl Of Dallas, Texas ViceChair-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-21

SIM elm Rronfenbous fir SIiiAtlinge
iibernomnleit, ons in borbiI0Iiher 3u.
iammenarbeit nit oem JIiihtIings-
fommiiiar oes 9eairfes @aiierburg
eingerihtet iperben fonnte. gs itelIt
5tpeibunoert 8etten our Nmfnabme
fronfer Sliidtlinge our Berfiignng.
Die Sobened-3entraIe tpuroe in
8iiren |. 8. reu errihtet. sic ltebt
tDieoer unter 2eitung ibres friiberen
DIRECTORS Dr. Seinri1 G5eIotb. gie
Wieoerberansgabe Der friiberen 3eit-
idrift ,golfsfreun6' lit in gorberei-
tlng. Sernerbin plant Der 9obened-
Serlag Die Serousgabe bon grunole-
genoen uiiienidaftliden 5driften,
aleini6riften iittb Slugi9riften io-
nie bes Sobeneder GoIfsfaIen6ers.
SIN Mittelpunft Der geiamten Hla-
nung iteben folsenoe @eoanfen: lie
bertDinoung Der mobernen @enuB-
iudt (monbanes 2eben, gei1Ie1tlidbe
uniittlihfeit, @lfobolismus, geifoti-
nismus, @iBbralld Der idtperen
Hauidgifte) ourb einfa1es briitli-
Dies Seben in Der Samilie.
gsa6 elmer gerorbnung Ser ruff
iden Wilitdrbeborbe baben in Ser
ioDetiiden 8eiatungsaone sic Sir
den in Der Sngenoer5iebung folgenbe
&e6te: /. 8eranItaltung BON Got
tesoieniten, 2. grteilung bon @onfir-
nations uno &ommunionunterri6t,
3. grteilung bon &eligionsunterriht.
aue anbere 8eld1ftigung NIT Ser
Sugenb, Die io5iale, fuIturelle S6u-
lung uno forperIid1e grtiidtigung
ltno unteriast? Heligi0ie Sugeno-
organiiationen eelten aIs Illegal.
C.-St. d. C.-V.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-21
Hrtnztptrtrrklarung hrr
ptnl1nhnput15igttrn General
urrfantmlung hra
Grntral- -HprrinB
III.
(5ortiesung)


sl6er tros al bieier 8orbebalte,
aus 0enen iid ersibt, oaB feline fla.
rem ,,no feiten 0emarfationslinien be.
iteben uno baB man nidt nit Dem
@eoanfen zines &reua5ugs gegen Den
neuen Nebenbubler tpeItli6er 8or.
berrifaft ipielen fann, erfennen mir
bon ano gana Die sroBe 8eoeutune
oes Iufitiegs &uBlanbs our SteIluna
elmer @eltmadt erIter @r0Be.
Sn mebreren &apiteln ieines Dor
| iuit bunoert Sabren eri9ienenen Der.
oorragenoen @erfes iiber oie euro.
paiide &ultur beipridt ser beriibmte
ipaniihe @elebrte Saime 8almes bic
groben Repolutionen Der 8erganeen.
beit nno Die bon linn porausgeIdau'
ten fiinftigen Acknowledgment. Sm
2idte Der gntpidlungen unierer Sa.
se lit es seraoe5u berbIiiffeno, nie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-21

tet' Das lit cine frebe Berorebung
oeiien, mas id tpirflih geiaet babe.
Sd gab in Ser betreffenben 8eriamn1-
lung cine 9arItenung Der geidibtli-
den gntpidlung bes Nationalioaia-
lismus rno fam babel auf oie anti-
iemitiide 8eDegung 81 ipreden, Die
in g8ier gnbe Der a1t5iger Sabre
einiette. Sd beripies auf Die neri6ie-
oenen antiiemitiiben Hihtungen, bic
oanlals beItanoen baben, i11sbeionoere
auf iene Der Sdonerianer, bie ben
observation-disclosures preoigten, uno
fiigte bin5u: sd tpar eia Mntiientit,
ood nienals Elm gfaiienantiiemit,
neil id Der Neinung bin, Die ssuoen
lino ipie alle iibrigen Weniden @e-
.i6opfe @ottes, uno mas @ott geihaf-
fen bat, oarf Der Meni6 nibt oer-
nihten ipollen.' Den glusgang bat
oas &eheltreiben bon einem Or. @o-
ien5erg genommen, nit Dem id I'M
September b. S. cine slusipra1e bot
te, in Der i6 ben tpabren SadberhaIt
oarlegte. Colder art miro sesen mid
ogitiert, tpobei man iiberiiebt, baB Die
Suoen, Die iol6e 2iigen berbreiten,
nnr Igitatoren zines neuen Mntiiemi-
tismus iino Sbr 2eopoIo &,ln-
lbaf."
aunidaf fiigte Sen be5eidnenoen
Sab bi113u: ,Soffen mir auf Elm
Wnnoer. 8as Sic in Sbrer neuen
Seimot fir unier arr1es Seiterrei6
aud nur i'm &leinlten leiiten fonnen,
mir pdren Sbnen fir aIles oanfbar."
E. J. Reichenbergey
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-21
MAXIMILIAN- sable

altberiibmte arduterialbe, uniiber.
troffen bel
Sra n b m II n ben
aller art uno bel anbern 2eioen,
nelhe I'M beigebenen 3irfular an
gegeben iino.
Yreis 60 gents per Sabr, plus
2 Gents Ohio State Gales Gar fir
oieienigen, Die inn Staate Ohio mob
men. -8. st., Minn., ibreibt: SEN
bet mir giitigit 3 8ores, oenn bas lit
eine 8unoerialbe, uno ib min nie-
mails obne Die Salbe iein."
gtur gu beaieben bonn
Macmillan Sanitarium
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= rWan nennt feinen Stein ODER
Baum einen Weni6en, fein 8iIo 6as
8eien ielbit 10 miiiien gbriIten bor
allem peroen, mas tie beiBen" (SI.
8regor bon NDiia).
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-21

fIar nno ridtig Der 9roBe Sponier
oie geipaltigen aonflifte stpiihen @e-
iten uno Often nit Der fatboIiIhen
Stride rn6 MuBlanb als @ege1ppIe
porberiaete. 8altnes idrieb: q
.SoIlte zines Cages europa emit
ipeoer infolge aneemeiner 8erbrei.
tung repolution1rer Sbeen ODER ir,-
folee zines getpaltlamen ginbruhs
oes 8roletariats (Bauperisn1us) in
Io5iale uno nirtidaftli6e 8ehte, bon
neliem cine groBe uno fiirhterIihe
&ebolution iiber iid ergeben Iaiien
|miiiien; ioute iener &oloB, Der iih
i'm Noroen auf ieinenL unter etDigem
Sdnee erbailten Sbron erbebt, Der in
ieinem Saupte oie Muffldrung unb
in ieiner &ano Die blinbe @eunIt
tragt, Der 5ugleid iiber Die &iIfs-
queaen Ser 3ipililation unb Der Bar
barei gebietet, oeiien glide fortiDdb-
reno nit iener 8ier uno MrgliIt, mo-
ourd iid in Der @ei6ihte aIle Grobe-
ret gefenn5eiGnet baben, nod Often,
Siioen unb Beiten geridtet iin6, in
einem giinitigen slugenblid iid 5n ei-
mem q Ingriff nuf bie I'm al g.
b angtgfeit @uropas erbe-
ben, = alsoann miro man pieIleift
ourd Die Sat ertpieien ieben, mos. in
groben 8eor6nsniiien bas fatboliIhe
Grinsip permag; alsoam miro man
|iib bon Der Wa6t oieIer ginbeit
iiber5engen tpie tie bon Dem &atbo-
li5ismus nerfiinbet un6 bebauptet
miro; alsoann miro man in ser grin-
nerung an cine groBe gergangenbeit
cine Der uria6en Der S1n1hen 6es
Srients unb Ser 2ebensfraft bes @e-
items finoen =. ltnb ner tpeib, Oh
Die uebergriffe 8uBlanbs segen ben
aatboli5ismus, Die bon oem Stott-
batter Gbrilti in 10 erereifenoer
Spra6e beflaet porben iinb, nidt
aus Der gebeimen 8orabnung ooer
mobl aud Sorausit6t Ser Nottpenbia-
felt, oiele erbabene Ma6t su idtp1-
6en, entiprungen iino, Die, mo- es oie
Sadie Ser Wenidbeit galt, ltets an
Der Spite aller sroBen 8etpegungen
itano? -" %.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-21
Antifpn1itiHn1its
in 0ptfrrrrtdl?

8epiie areiie, oenen Elm fatboIi.
l6es Seiterreib Elm 0orn I'M Muge
lit, perbreiten gefliiientlid) Dos @e-
riidt bon einem driitlid-io5ialen an.
tiiemitismus in Seiterrei1. giner
meiner Sreunoe bat iid an 2eopolo
&uni6af, Den befannten Siibrer Der
fatbolil6en Irbeiter, getpenoet 1lno
folgenoe IntDort erbalten: !.
u8ien, %. sSuli 1916.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-21
Ger Brd diibent oes
sc q naIrates

vgs bat midi angenebm beriibrt,
bob Sic iid meiner nod erinnera,
uno id fann Sbnen perii1ern, oaB
Sbre 8erion uno Sbr idriftiteleri-
i1es Wirfen in meiner grinnerung
lebbaft beitebt.
r9anfbar bin id Sbnen fir 6ie
Neitteilung, bob in slmerifa Die Wel.
oung berumgebt, i6 batte in elmer
geriammlung seiagt: SD babe Die
Suoen INNER gebaBt, boiie iie beute
nno iperoe tie INNER balien. Gie Su.
ben baben Die 9riitlide 8eIt pergif.