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Evening star., 1946-10-08
Redskins k Drop Britt,
Shift Couppee and
AIdrich 10 Guard
By Lewis F. Atchison

Ki Aldrich, the tireless Texan who
would rather play football than hold
q straight flush poker hand, and AL
Couppee, one of the Redskins three
rookie fullbacks. assured new duties
today as the Tribe feverishly worked
to get ready for Sundays important
tiff with the New York Giants at
Grifnth Stadium.
Coach Turk Edwards announced
that both will be used at guard.
Oscar Britt, the Ole Miss recruit,
is being cut from the squad. Waivers
have been asked on him and he'll
probably go down the river to the
Norfolk Shamrocks If unclaimed by
any National League club. He'll join
John Briscoe and Stan McRae, who
were assigned to the Dixie League
team last month.
Looking for Tackle.
Edwards said Britt's only sin was
q lack of helft. He had the fire and
finesse Of a good guard, but WASH
ington's front-burner atmosphere
melted Oscar down from 200 pounds
to 18S-too light to Withstand the
bone e-shattering charges of opposing
backs.
No one will replace Britt on the
roster at the moment, but Edwards
said he is keeping a weather eye out
for q good tackle and If one happens
along he'll be able to sign him i'm
mediately.
Where they play makes no differ
ence to either Aldrich or Couppee,
Just so they play, and it's 100 to l
they get more action at their new
posts. Playing guard is nothing new
to XII, who was groomed for the job
in training camp and has played the
position on defense before. Couppee,
whose knee was slightly injured last
week. Is new at it, but Turk points
to his record as line-backer for
evidence that he'll be okay as a
guard. Both men will help give the
Skins the offensive power they have
lacked, and they figure to help de-
fensively, too. Assistance in both
departments is badly needed.
Break for Demao.
The move is a break for Center
AL Demao. who has been low man
on the totem pole behind Aldrich
and Clyde Ehrhardt. The Duquesne
alumnus rates high in our book, but
has been hampered by an ailing foot
and idleness. With couple of
games under his belt Demao should
be bidding for the starting assign
ment.
Edwards also is moving Indian
Jack Jacobs to right half to weather
an emergency arising from Bob
De Fruiter's injury and Couppee's
switch. That leaves only Jimmy
Youel to spell of Sammy Baugh,
but Edwards has indicated that he
is not yet ready to turn Youel loose
and II anything should happen to
Baugh, Jacobs will move back to
the ball-handling spot.
Evening star., 1946-10-08
'CoIoniaIsto 10 Practice
On Train Trip South

The matter OF 24-hour train
ride to Winter Park, Fla, for a
Friday night date with Rollins
College will not interrupt the foot
ball practice at George Washing
ton University, according to Coach
Skip Stanley.
The Colonial party leaves tomor-
row, afternoon, hurricane reports
permitting, and Stanley plans to
take movies Of last weeks game
with the Merchant Marine Acad-
emy and run them over and over
for the personal benefit of as many
players as can be accommodated
on. the trip.
Stanley, figures the mistakes his
freshmen made last week can best
be pointed out II he goes over
movies of the game with one man
at a time and not with the entire
squad. The show will start In the
G.. w. car at dark with contin-
uous performance, or as long as
the film and Stahley's voice hold
out.
Guard Jim Regan suffered a rib
injury in the 37-18 victory over
Bill Reinhart's Mariners, but 9TH
erwise the G. w. squad came out
Of its first game in good shape.
Evening star., 1946-10-08
and we hAYen't tried him on that

and We haven't tried him on that
yet"
Two other outstanding con-
tributors to Priory's football
efficiency are Buddy Young,
Hpiess' running mate. and George
Macdonald, q fast running,
sticky-f fingered end, whose pass
reception In last Fridays tilt with
Sherwood paved the way for the
second Priory touchdown.
Priory's win over Sherwood.
1870, gives 1t added heart for Its
clash with st. Adams on Friday.
On October 10 1t meets Stuy-
vesant and on October IS 1t will
I, be st. Francis. November ! Is
an open date. Priory winds up
its season on November 8 against
q strong Friends team.
Evening star., 1946-10-08
Pointer Is Derby Victor
In Loudoun Club TriuIs

ROUND HILL. Va, Oct. 8.-Com-
pletion of the all-age stake started
yesterday and running of the shoot
ing dog stake today is winding ur
the annual fall trials Of the LOU
dotls Gun Dog Club here. 1I
The derby yesterday was won BY
Ginger, orange and white pointer
| pup, owned, by George4 Supple soi
Newport News and handled by Elgir
Nininger.
Evening star., 1946-10-08
|Army's Blanchard Sound
Agoin, to Foce Michigan
Nv the Asso<ioted p,ses

" ms ASsoeIdted PFest
NEW YORK, Oct. 8.-Felix (Doc)
Blanchard, Army's line-cracking
fullback who has been sidelined the
last two games because Of q knee
injury, will be available for duty
against Michigan next Saturday.
The news that "Mr. Inside" has
fully recovered from a strained liga-
ment will be welcomed by Army
Coach Earl (Red) Blaik, who has
been warned that Michigan is at
least IS per cent better than last
years team and much like Army's
1914 outfit in depth.
Evening star., 1946-10-08
Baltimore Match PLAY
Lures D. {. Golfers
Special pispoteh 10 The ssar

BALTIMORE, Oct. s.-District
professional and amateur golfers
passed up the Maryland State
Golf Association Proamateur yes
terday at Five Farms, but . dozen
District players were on hand to-
day for the annual Baltimore
Match Play Open at Green Spring
Valley.
A field of SIS teed off in the 1s-
hole qualifying round Of the match
play event. with 80 match play
berths open. Two rounds OF match,
play win follow tomorrow and
Thursday. with the 36-hole final
Friday. Prizes will 60 to the win.
ner. runnerup, semifinalists, quar-
terfinalists and medalist, with the
smallest award $3.50. Glenn
Spencer is defending champion.
Andy Gibson won the pro
sweepstakes at Five Farms with q
II, while the proamateur competi-
tion went to Walter Romans and
Edgar Lucas of the host club with
a 66. Spencer Overton topped the
amateurs with a II.
Evening star., 1946-10-08
Navy Gridmen Optimistic
las Duke Battle Nears
.sy shs Asse<iotsd Prsss

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 8.-An air OF
optimism pervaded the Navy grid
camp today, almost as If the Middies
had beat Columbia Saturday in
stead of absorbing q drubbing.
Coach Tom Hamilton expressed
satisfaction at the blocking and tao
king in Saturdays contest, but told
his men they could expect q hard
week of practice in preparation for
next Saturdays encounter with
Duke.
His first and second squads ran
signal drills and concentrated on
ball-handling while the third and
fourth teams emphasized contact
work,
Evening star., 1946-10-08
Smith Says Nobody
Can Stop Stanford
BY the Associoted Press

PALO ALTO, Calf, Oct. g.
Coach Clipper Smith, whose
strong University of San Fran
cisco football team was trampled,
37-7, last Saturday by Stanford.
said today that nobody is going
to stop Stanford this season."
Stanford probably has its
toughest game coming up this
week end at Los Angeles against
U. G. l.. A., which has rolled up
huge scores against two Coast
Conference oppositions.
Evening star., 1946-10-08
TeIevised Sports Shows
PIonned for UIine's

All sporting events and entertain
ment features at Uline Arena this
Winter will be televised, Mike Uline
owner of the plant, and Les Aries
Washington general manager OF
Dumont Television Co., announced
last night.
First event to go on the air will be
the Ice-Capades on November 4
Regular features will be the twice
weekly professional basket ball and
ice hockey matches. These shows
will be seen locally over WTTG and
in New York over WABD.
Evening star., 1946-10-08
Condition Of Johnson
Considerably improved

Walter johnson was considerably
improved" today at Georgetown
Hospital, where the former Amer.
lean League strikeout king is under
treatment for q brain tumor.
His condition had become SO criti-
cal during the week end that men,
bers of his family were called to
his bedside. johnson. who is 58
entered the hospital in April.
Evening star., 1946-10-08
Georgia, Kentucky Risk
Perfect SIutes in Tilt
BY the A.soeiossd Press

ATHENS, Ga, oct. 8.--Kentucky
and Georgia lay their perfect rec
ords on the field here Friday night
In one Of the Souths top football
games.
Georgia, from just about any an
gle, will rate the favorite's role, but
not by too much. This Is especially
apparent in the light Of the Wildcats
performances in winning three
straight games-one by 26-7 score
from Cincinnati the week after that
club polished OF Indiana.
Evening star., 1946-10-08
fuckers Guidance
Makes Army Click
By fhs Asseeiossd Press

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 8.--Vil-
lanova's football coach, Jordan
Olivar, says Navy may be In for
q somewhat rough" time when
1t tackles Army, whose quarter
back, Arnold Tucker, "is one Of
the smartest In the business" !"
Jordan, whose team is the only
one to date to meet (and bow
to- both Army and Navy. told
yesterdays 1946 luncheon OF the
Maxwell Football Club, Tucker
lis just as responsible for max
ing Army 60 as his more pub
licized teammates"
Evening star., 1946-10-08

UCnl6 ~GOAli-
plished there by
tn e Maryland
Department OF
Research an d
Education un-
der the able di-
rection of l,r. r.
". Truitt and
his capable and
earnest stan OF
technicians in
all fields OF con-
servation. The
two day con-
claye the de-
partment spon-
apraI for r,s%
Evening star., 1946-10-08
Bethesda Gets u. S. Pin Meet
Next Spring; Lions Pace FEC
By Ben McAIwea

Palatial Bethesda Bowling Center
will be the site Of the 1947 National
Duckpin Bowling Congress tour
nament.
This was decided yesterday by the
Metropolitan Washington Bowling
Alley Operators Association after
Penn Recreation, originally selected
by the operators, rejected the offer
to stage the national duckpin cham
lpionships next spring.
Colonial Village in Arlington was
the only other bowling establishment
considered by the operators in the
voting.
Attending the monthly session at
the Mayfower for the FIRST time
since last January was j.. w. (BilD
Wood, president Of the association,
who appeared well on the road to
recovery after long illness.
The association acted favorably
on the membership application of
the Queen Pin drives in Southeast
Washington, now owned by Gerald
Luber.
Season records were set in the
Brookland Merchants League when
AIS Chicken Bar SWEPT Brookland
Shoe Shop with scores of 624 and
D, ,766. Tony zugel with second high
game of 158 and 1913 set led the
record smashing while Neider aided
with 141 and 367. Leo Lorditch' Is
fourth high season set of 401 capped
by a 157 aided M. p. M. Market to
beat Jack & Jill, 2-1. Larry Burdette
raped out 153 and 387 as Rod Willis
quint took the odd tilt from Can
mons Restaurant. Buck Mcdonald
and Don Boyer put together respec-
tive sets of 373 and 370 to help
Modern Way Movers nick Brookland
Hardware. 2-1, as Karl Gochenour
rolled 152 and 395 for the losers.
In the Silver Spring Inter- Church
League, the pacesetting st. Michael's
shut out Silver Spring Congrega-
|tional with a season high of 582 as
DR.. Naples hit 1875 and 365. Fred
Prentiss with 131 and 355 spanked
Marvin's No. as sweep over Grace
Colesville swamped st. Bernadette
as Smith clouted for 1877 and 348
B'nai Birth downed st. Luke No.
while Bnai Birth No. 2 sank CAL
vary. To top it off, B'nai Birth, led
by Freyman's 12l-336, routed B'nai
Birth No. 2 in postponed match.
Paul Boyd sparkled with 354 as the
front-running Federal Lithograph-
ing shut out Hellcats to maintain a
two-game lead in the Brookland
Mixed loop. Preston MCGEE with
138-376 and Charley Wilson with
362 were the heaviest clouters as
Evening star., 1946-10-08
OUTDOORS

|. OF the thousands Of sports fish,
ermen who 60 out from Solomons,
Md, to Chesapeake Bay each year,
few know Of the wonderful work
Evening star., 1946-10-08
Sports Mirror
BY the Assoeiotsd Pre-

BY The Assoeieisd Ptsss
Today a year ago-Chicago
Cubs won sixth game Of World
Series from Tigers, 81, in u
innings.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-06-08

Die 8l1fter Ser grobeere geben eine1
guten See, Der man1e Mrten bon
Gurdfan unb Rubr beilt. 9ie 8ee-
rem treiben ben 8anoDurm ub; man
ioa lie beionoers 0asu benusen, Inn
Die antpeienbeit oes @urmes au er-
proben. aarotten auf Dem &eibeiiett
gerieben, itnb fir &inoer elm gutes
Seilmittel gegen fleine 8iirmer, Die
oft redt ldItig ltno peirigeno burd
6as Suden tperoen. &iirbisiamen, in
groBeren Mengen morgens niibterit
senoiien beieitigen oft obne 8e-
idperoen unb obne Nadteil fir ben
&orper oen 8anopurm. Die @obbol.
oerbeere lit ieit alten 3eiten als
8olfsmittel nit He9t geprieien BEL
8laIenleioen Nieren- nno 2eber-
franfbeiten. Sic beroient es 1tiht, in
Die Humpelfammer gelporfen 5u 1per-
ben, ionoern it6 ibrer 5u erinnern.
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GrtnfterMm0eit ats
Sent alien Oeiterretet
Bonn 9 III dpfarrer
(5ortiesung)
Maperlins

user fennt Maperling? Sit es Ell,
mes Wnnne5 Name, ooer be5ei6net es
Elm 0orf, cine Stuot ooer mas anoes
res? Sat iemano oen Namen i6On
einmal in elmer 3eitung gefunoen
@obl faum in Sen lesten Sabr5eb,t.
ten. 8eitaus oem 9roBten Seile ser
MenIhbeit lit er g1lt5li6 fremO.
9enno6 ltono oieIer Name Dor
nabe5u einem bolben SabrbunOert in
alien @eltbldttern, obmobl es nur
cine fleine oerlorene gfe inn @iener,
tpalo be3ei6net, ein fleines 8auern.
geboft nit elm paar 8fer0en ltnO eis
nigen &iiben. Iie groBten 9ldtter
Ianoten ibre i6louelten 8erihterltat-
ter oortbin. Sic iouten ollerlei 8es
beimniiIe ousfltnoifaften, Oie bel1te
nod in ein gebeimnispoaeS 9unfel
gebiilt iino.
Sn WaDerling fam in Sen neun5i=
ger Sabren oes oorigen Sabrbunoerts
&ronprin5 Huoolf auf gebeimnispoue
@eiie INNS 2eben. 9tah einem nd6t=
Iihen @elage fauo man i'm tot Dor.
Sb er ith ielbit Oas 2eben genom=
men, ooer Oh er erl6lagen 1purhe,
founte niemano nit Siberbeit flars
legen. 9lud) beute nod geben Die sln-
Iihten oaritber nod alSeinanoer. Il=
Ierlei 8eriid]te geben Oarit6er beute
nod ourf oie @elt. Otit ibm mar 5lt
glelder 3eit cine iunge 6rufin tot
gefunoen 1poroen. Ger @iener Sol
aog gleih einen ltn0ur60ringlihen
ShIeier iiber Sic Slngelegenbeit, Die
bis beute nod ni6t gelitftet DurOe
Ser Sote Duroe firhltd) beeroigt.
Sas ipridt gegen Selbltmor0. Sn
5neiielbaften 6dllen nimmt Bic fatbo=
hide Stride ltets oas Bette an. 3a-
run nuroe er fir6lih beeroigt, oa
Elm SelbItrnoro nid)t belpieien per=
oen fonnte
Gin Bauer in Ser Nadbori daft
Iagte mir i'm Gertrauen, oaB ser
&ronprin5 BON einem eiferiit6tigen
@rofen nit elmer 6laide eridlagen
tuoroen iei. Gieler fanO ben 5ufiinf=
tigen &aiIer ser oIterreid)ii6en 9an=
he in elmer SteIlung bel ieiner Srnu,
oie er iif alS 8otte niht gefanen
lailen fonnte. 8ott auein neiB es.
Sollten onoere sic 8abrbeit audi
fennen, 10 itnb ibre 2ippen bis beute
geidloiIen geblie6en, penn Ser Soo
lie nod nidt fir immer 'Itunm &C.
ma6t' bat.
8Gre Der Monn 81 Sauie BEL lei.
ner Srou geblieben, lpie es it6 fin
.einen d)riitIiben gbemann ge5iemt
lebte Ser &ronprin5 pabri ideinlid
beute no4 uno nit ibn ser &aiier,
Itaat Seiterrei6. 9lnItatt lit oas alte
SeIterreid) beute bonn grobooen Der,
1dipunoen uno ser grbe Ser pielen
Sabsburger &ronen liegt in ser &as
pu5inergruft in @ien. Seit Sem &ais
ler Matbios ba6en bier pom Sabre
1918 an alle Sabsburger, groB UNI
flein, ibre lebte 9tubeltatte gefltnoen
8is 81 Ieinem fitnf5ebnten Sabre
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Eram 9. g., 50. ga. :

gs sibt cine gan5e an5abl ioge.
.nannter Riibenfrdlter, bic man leidt
inn @arten ielbit aieben fann, unb Die
ausgeaeihnete Seilfrdfte entbalten.
3un1hit itnb Spargel, Salat lnb
fait aIle @emiiie, bon oenen man Die
8I1tter benust, blutreinigenbe un0
blutbelebenbe Weittel, beionoers i'm
Griibiabr. Serner lit 8. 8. Der Spar-
gel befannt als barntreibenbes un6
berubigenbes Mittel; er mirb bei
&arnapong un6 Waiieriuht ge.
brauht, iotpie BEL Blaienlei0en. Die
getp0bnIihe @artenbobne, beionbers
aber elm Zee bon ibren &iilien, tpirft
Bel manhen Mrten BON @aiieriuAt
por5iigIid ipoiiertreiben6, 70 bob Bel
nnbeilbaren @aiierfudten tpenigitens
benz Bntienten oas fiinitlide uno iDe.
mig niitenoe Mbaapfen eripart bleibt.
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SSran @m. s., Gplp. =

8enn @ailerludt nod nidt 81,
melt fortgei6ritten lit, fann tie ge-
beilt peroen. gu oieiem 3ped muB
5uerIt Die llrla6e Der &ranfbeit er-
nittelt neroen. Die @aiierIu9t lit
nun Elm Spmptom eine 8egleiter=
i6einung bieler perl6ieoener, eefdbr-
li6er uno ungefGbrli6er, aber INNER
iolher &ranfbeiten Bel benen Ser
8lutriiffluB gum Ser5en ooer Die
normale 8aiierausi6eioung ourf)
Die geieren beldranft lit. go fam
oie 8aiierIltdt 3. 9. Die 5olge iein
zines Ser3feblers (Ser3flappenfeb-
lers), ooer es fonnen, bur6 umfang-
rei6e grfranfung ser 2unge (Suber-
fuloie) Die Ioeripege oes gum Ser5en
5uriidfiibrenoen 8lutes in ibrem @e-
iamtfaliber perfleinert lein. SIM er.
item Sale beginnt Die 8alierludt an
ben JiiBen, I'M 5tpeiten on Ben Iu.
genlioern iid gu 5eisen. Serner f0n.
men gelpiiie grfranfungen Ger 3eben
BEN 0urdfluB oes aus Dem Inter.
leibe 5uriidfebrenoen 8lutes oerbin.
bern uno beoingen oaour1 8au6-
maiierludt uim. gnoli6 treten bel
aaen &ranfbeiten, oie Die Wiihune
oes 8lutes 10 perGnoern, baB es mai
ierreiber miro, 8leifiu6t unb lang.
bauernoe 8eGielfieber uilp. Elm, mel.
he oie &orperfrafte tief erlfopfen.
oas @aIier aus Dem 8lute in Die UNI.
gebenoen @etpebe treiben, uno alio
mieoerum 8aiieriudt beoingen. ao'
fal fann tie auftreten, no nur ort.
lihe @inoerniiie Can einem glrme
8eine) porliegen. Wean muB nun 5u
Mitteln greifen, tpelde Die Baiier.
menge perminoern. 9as iinb Ibfo6'
1ngen bon @ahboloer, Beteriilie H.
ogl. slls auffalIenb i6nea mirfenf
baben lieb aIs Nieren reinigenoes unl
Observation-Disclosures Wittel, bie @ol'
fram's m's-Seilfrauter ertpieien, moburG
ipie unlere 2eler mitteilen, ihon piele
@aiieriiidtige gebeilt iDoroen iino.
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8b. M., Y. 0d e

Die TRADITION Qateiniihe l1eber-
lieferung) ober grblebre lit ipelent-
ltd) basielbe, mas Die 81. S6rift lit.
Sour entbdlt sic Sraoition nonhe
Ginge, 2ebren, Sasungen uno @e-
brdu6e, melde in ber Sl. S1rift
nidbt 10 oeutlif uno betaiaiert geee.
BEN iino. SO 8. 9. 1uiiien mir nur aus
Ser TRADITION, oaB niht mebr Der
iie6ente Sag ser @o6e ooer ser Sab-
bat beilig gebalten tperoen iou, lon-
bern ser Sonntag. aus ser Sraoition
miiien mir, oaB Oie Saufe lin gea-
men Seiu Gbrilti", nie es einnaI in
oet 81. Sdrift beiBt, nidt giiltig lei,
Ionoern MIR Die Saltfe rin Nanen
oes Soters, uno oes Sobnes, 1tno bes
Sl. @eiites" Serner 1pilien mir aus
Ser Sraoition allein, oaB Die SUB
pal6ung fein Saframent Jet, mab-
reno sic Sl. S6rift Oo6 eber oas
8egenteil an5uOeuten ideint. Inter
lteberlieferung ooer TRADITION baben
Sic nift cine beitimmte Summe BON
2ebren uno 9ogmen 5u berIteben, bie
ettpas gan5 Geridieoenes bon ben
2ebren uno 9ogmen Ser 81. Sdrift
entbalten, ionoern 1lnter TRADITION
perIteben mir Sen gan5en Snbalt Der
6riIttt6en Sffenbarung tDte er 1ln-
ter gingebung oes 81. @eiites our6
oie Ipoitel Der Stride iibergeben llno
bon oieier ltnter Ser ii6erpahenben
Sdtigfeit eben besielben Sl. @eiItes
rein uno unperfGlidt bon 8ei6Iedt
5u @el6leGt oererbt uno erbalten
miro. Die TRADITION als Snbegriff
Ser driitlihen Sffenbarung lit eben
nidts onbers ols Oieie Sffenbarung
ielbit, ieooh iniofern (binii6tlid) III
res l1riprunges) bon Ser &l. Sdrift
peribieoen, uls 6ie Srooition %. b.
ser in ser TRADITION nieoergelegte
Sffenbarlmgsinbnlt) ni6t aus Ser
81. Sdrift seId0pft lit, ionbern bon
Der niinoli6en 2ebre Der Ipoitel unb
ser miinoli6en outoritatipen @lau-
bensperfiinoigung Ser Stride, beion-
oers oes oberlten 2ebramtes i'm
BapIttum berItommt.
Sic 1pollen Elm 8ud baben, peldes
oie TRADITION entbdlt, ODER tpenig-
items Geile oerIelben? Sic TRADITION
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Iram 86. M., Ser. :

Sier lit Die aniidt Bfarrer &neipps
iiber Die Seilung oes aropfes (@oi-
tre): n8enn Elm &ropf nod niht gu
groB uno 5u felt lit, fann man i'm
NIT gi6enrinoe beilen. Wan 1timmt
am beiten illnge gibenrinbe, briibe
oieielbe, in fleine Stiide 5eri6nitten,
cine balbe Stunoe in beiBem @aiier
ab. Damn taudt man Elm Sud binein
unb binoet es als 8idel I'M Sen
&ropf. 0tan tpieoerboIe oieies, Bis
Der &ropf beridnunoen lit, tpas NIT
elm menig @eoulo uno Iusoauer ge-
i6eben fann. aub geidpoaene Drii-
ien (Soniils) fann man auf bieielbe
8eiIe nit gt6enrinOen-Ib beban-
oeln."
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Sic SI1feoer (Soul1tain Een) III
fetne grfinoung unleres Sabrbun-
bert. S6on Dor mebr als etnem Sabr.
bunoert mar Die 5iiQfeoer betannt.
Gs NOR au6 bier Der beuti6e grfin-
oungsgeiit, pel6er babnbre6eno ar.
beitete. 3ie er item gremplare puroen
1870 bon einem 2eip5iger Wedani-
fer fonitruiert unO gum Breiie bon
ungefdbr 5ebn 8roI6en in ben San-
Oel gebra6t. Otan nannte oiele Sn=
itrumente u&eiiei6reibfeoern" uno iie
beitanben na6 elmer alten 8eibrei-
bung aus elmer OeeiiingrObre, Die
our6 einen S6rauboedel peri6loiien
DerOen fonnte uno in Der born elm
Seoerfiel Itedte. Ser lettere bate ei-
ne fleine Seffnung, bur6 oie Die in
ser Weeiiinsrobre befinolide Sinte
beim Sdreiben uusfloB. Sn Oieie
Seffnung ltedte mani einen fleinen
Wtetallltift, 1penn mani BEN 5iiafeoer-
batter nt6t brau6te. Gin gepi6tiger
3euge, Der gelebrte 8erliner 8u6-
banoler Srieori6 gticolai, erpdbnt
idon i'm Sabre 17S1 Oieie gfeiie-
i6reibfe0er.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-06-08
$. 49,, Sa.

Gosmarin (&olemarp) lit Dor al
lem elm por5iigli6es Oeasenmittel.
als See setrunfen, reinigt er ben
Oeagen, be1pirft euten slppetit uno
quite 8eroauung nno reinigt oen Wta-
gen bon Seridletmungen. Serner tit
ser Gosmarinpein ungemein tpobltu-
emo bel 9er5leioen uno 8aiieriudt.
Gosmarinmein bereitet man auf fol-
genbe @eiie: Man 5erI6neioe eine
Sanopou &osmarin moglidit flein,
bringt oas 3eri6ntttene in cine
Suartflai6e 1,no gieBt gltten @eiB-
pein Oarauf. gtad) etlihen Sagen
fann man i'm abieiben. 0apon trinfe
man morgens uno abenbs ein 8eins
gl1s6en bon.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-06-08
q. st., Mp.

9as SIterpaiier lit 8eibmaiier,
oas nit beionoern1 9fitus getpeibi
miro, uno fann tpie bas getpobnli6e
8eibnaiier benust peroen. Gin Sci
oieles geneibten 8aiiers miro gum
Saufpaiier geueibt, uno es finoet sic,
les SaufDaiier feline 8erpenbung bel
Ser Sarfe in Ser Stride. 0as iibrige
@aiier, setpobnli6 Sitertpaller, miro
an Die @ldubigen berteilt. gs Der,
liert feline 8eibe ni6t, na6bem sic
Sitertpode porbei lit, pie man6e it.
rigertpeile glauben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-06-08

lit ia nibts onbers aIs oie fatboliide
2ebre unb Sffenbarung iiberbaupt,
nur inlofern bon Der 81. S6rift Der-
l6ieoen, als bie gottlibe Sffenbarilng
eirmal bon ben III. Sdriftiteaerrl
unter ginsebung bes 81. @eiites nie-
oergeidrieben tpuroe, tpdbreno oies
ieIbe Sffenbarung ebenfaas unter Der
gingebltng oes 81. 8eiItes bon ben
Ipoiteln our6 oas miinolide 8ort
gepreoigt uno BON ser Stride altf Die
ipdteren 3eiten 1peiter pererbt tuurs
oe. @s lit IN Der TRADITION uno 81.
Sdrift bieielbe 2ebre, oerielbe Sn-
balt, nur our6 neridieoene &andle
gebeno, entbalten.