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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-28
SPECIALISTS ARE WANTED, REENLIST
 IRREGULAR ARMY

In order to facilitate re-enlist- ment of certain specialists now ur- gently needed in the regular Army, the War Department has adopted a new procedure allowing designated personnel to re-enlist in grades considered appropriate to their prior active service, training and ex- perience
 This announcement is made by Sgt. John Tosney, Army Recruiting Officer in Juneau, who said he ey- pected the new policy to result in the -enlistments of numerous Alaskan veterans who meet the qualifications.
 Specialists who received training and experience during the war, left the service early in the demobiliz- ation period pursuant to Readjust- ment Regulations, and have not been eligible for enlistment in their former grades under Army specifi- cations
 Framed Men Needed
 Now that the regular Army is in serious need of these trained men, every effort is Icing made to oS- tain their enlistment through chan nels as simple and speedy as possible, Sgt. Tosney said.
 He further pointed out tnaC tie new policy is limited to men who have been honorably discharged from active service Cor released un- der honorable conditions) on or af- ter May F, i945. If these men enlist on or before June 30 of this year, they may be entered in the grade for which they are qualified according to service, training ard experience.
 Sec IoSney
 A recently-issued bulletin for the War Department gives full details of the new procedure Sgt. Tosney has asked that all veterans interest," GU III tAlC ROhSy, bdAl at b4lC AC- cruiting office on the third floor of the Federal Building fer a thorough discussion of the special ist-enlistment provisions and how it applies to their varying cases.
 The bulletin given an exhaustive list of military occupational spec ialties for which veterans may be enlisted up to the second grade. Applications of veterans qualified for enlistment above the second grade will be forwarded directly to the Commanding General of the major force in which the individual desires to enlist.
 Juneau Wise Choice
 Sgt Tosney said the Junsau Re- cruiting Office, established here four months ago, has proved that tfis city was wise choice fer thc
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-28
BASEBALL

Scores of exhibition baseball games played yesterday afternoon are as follows.
 Cincinnati (N) 4; Detroit (A) 3. New York CA) 5; Brooklyn (N) 0.
 Philadelphia A) 5; New York (N) B.
 St. Louis (N) 4; Cleveland (A) l. Boston (N) 4 Philadelphia (N) 3, 10 innings. Boston tA) 10; Louisville (AA) 8.
 St. Louis (A) 8; Los Angeles (PCD 3.
 Washington (A) g; Chattanooga (SA) 1.
 Chicago (A) II; Pittsburgh (N) 9.
 Chicago tN) 15; Hollywood (PCL)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned was. on the 27th day of March, 1946. duly ap- pointed administrator of the estate of ORVILLE c. RUDY. deceased, and that Letters Testamentary therefor on said dav were duly issued to the undersigned
 All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same, with proper voucn- CTS, and duly verified, within six C6)' mcnths from the date of this No tice, to the undersigned in Juneau, Alaska, or to M F. Monagle, at torney for administrator. at Room 2C0, Seward Building, Juneau, AL aska.
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, this 27th day of March, 1946.
 EARLE HUNTER.
 Administrator. First publication, March 2s, l94s. Lest publication. April l9, l946
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-28
COAST BALL
 LOOP OPENS
 PLAY FRIDAY
Seattle Club Meets Seals in Spotlight Inaugural at
 San Francisco

LOS ANGELES, March 28.-- President Clarence Rowland of the Pacific Coast League is going to be a busy man as the circuit opens its season tomorrow
 Rowland said he plans to attend the Los Angeles Sacramento open CT at Sacramento in the afternoon, then drive to San Francisco to see the Seals play the Seattle Rainiers in night inaugural.
 Other opening-day engagements for Coast League clubs pit the Portland Ducks against tn e Twinkle boys at Hollywood while Oak,and's Acorns invade the her mitage of the San Diego Padres.
 From Honolulu, San Francisco President Charles Graham sends word that Frank Seward, the New York Giants pitcher, will play for the Seals this season. Seward won IA out of 25 games for the Gia~s last year. He goes to the Coast League on outright release and his transfer completes the deal under which the Giants purchased San Franciscos right-handed Bob Joyce.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-28

first complete unit recruiting sta ton in Alaska. Hundreds of vst- erans have called to secure infor- nation and discuss the probability of enlistment. A gratifying num- Der of Juneau resident veterans and new recruits have enlisted from this office and arc now serving in var ious branches of the regular Army Sgt. Tosney is keeping file cf letters written to him from these men.
 T have not received a single gripe from any of the men I've helped return to or enter the service so far he said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-28
Emperor Seeking American Woman
 10 Teach His Son

TOKYO. March Emperor Hirohito wants an American wo- man English teacher to tutor Crown Prince Akihito.
 pr. George Stoddard, New York State Education Commissioner and head of the U. s, Education Mis- sion 10 Japan, has been asked to find such an instructor to come to Japan. Stoddard said he has no one in mind, but will receive a representative of the Emperior to- morrow to discuss the request.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-28

DRINK KING BLACK LABEI.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-28
VOTERS REGISTRATIONS

The City Clerks Office will be open to register voters in the eve nings from TOO pm. until goo pm. Wednesday 27th, Thursday 28th, and Friday 29th of this week. All registrations close at 12:00 noon sharp Saturday, March 30th.
 c. L. POPEJOY
 City Clerk.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-28

Tn the civil suit of Verden Wilde vs. Clara Zibio, judgment for the plaintiff amounting to a total of S462.62 has been awarded by Judge J. W. Kehoe in Federal Court
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-28
BAIL CAMP
 HIGH SPOTS

MIAMI, ria. = Frank Seward, righthanded pitcher sent to San Francisco by the New York Giants yesterday, has sprained ankle. Re got it by stepping into hole whlls shagging flies in the outfield.
 ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.-Larry McPhail, President of the New York Yankees, has called press conference for today. He plans to return to New York on Friday.
 DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. = Hal Gregg, Brooklyn pitching ace, had twirled II consecutive shutout in- nings before the Tanks scored a run off him in the third inning yesterday.
 FL CENTRIC, Calf. - Despite home runs by Ralph Kiner, Elbie Fletcher and Rip Sewell, the Pitts burgh Pirates bowed, 119 to the Chicago White Sox yesterday. Ken Gables and Bill Clemensen will toss for the Bucs against the Soxs Johnny Rigney and Eddie Smith today when both teams clash at Tucson, Ariz., in their l2th meet ing of the spring.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-28
TIM AA

On KINY Friday night at 7.30 and hear the facts about your can didates for City Office. The GIRLS" will be on the air again and How'll (229-t2)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-28
TuNE IN

On KINY Friday nigf-. at 7:30 and hear the facts about your can- tidstes for City Office. The GIRLS" will be on the air again, and Howl! (229-t2)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-28
Gine Konperiion

Die gnfelin zines einitteen otto
maniihen @eianbten in &om, 8bos
tia6es BaI6a (ein @riebe), Smarag-
so Bbotiabes, bat ibren Bater Inn
Die grlaubnis, fatbolii1 5n tperoen.
Ser 8ater meinte, ons miiiie erit biz
sur @rreidung Der 8olliabrigfeit
iiberleat tperoen, mar aber bornr-
teilsIos senug; oas Maoden gum 8e.
bnfe bieIer ueberlegung ben fran5o-
iiI1eit llrlulinen auf Der Snlel gtaros
araubertrauen.
Nadbent oas Maoden maioren
getporoen, glaubte es lange genug
iiberlegt al baben, blieb BET ieinem
gntIdInIie ilno trat nit 3uitimmung
oes 8aters 0ffentlib in Die fatbolis
ide Stride elm. sic tat aber - eben.
ians nit oieier 3uitilnmung - nod
mebr: iie nabn bas Srbensfleio Der
l1riulinen.
Die gea9ridt bierbon pirfte oa-
mails (por fiinfinbpier5ig Sabren) in
ser grie9iiden Breiie tpie cine Bom-
be. Sn Ser 8ba,1taiie Der beaeniiden
sSournaliiten itberflnteten bereits
Sdaren bon ssSeiuiten Dos aOnigreib
Griedenlanb, madten Der berrli6en
rortboboren" Stride ben 8araus, raI-
ielten NIT &etten uno idlugen Die
idrntli6en (nad Somer) ntpoblbe>
ibienten Bidder" 1T Die grouligen
Banbe bes 8atifans. Wan berlangte
6ie S1lieBung Der fatbolii6en S6u-
len, Die 8ertreibung Ser &atbolifen;
man itente iid, als mollte man ibre
&irden uno gnltalten nieoerbrennen.
gs oauerte cine @eile, Biz Die er,
bitten @emiiter iid berubigten unb
Die sednsitisten Nadfommen Der
gbermopDlen-Selben erlei6tert auf-
atrneten. Die ,Mrmonia', oas bamals
in Mtben erI6einenbe fatbolii6e
Blatt, batte ben Mut, BEL oieler @ele-
genbeit eiren Mrtifel 81 bringen un-
ter Dem Gitel: rOie Senenen nod
irnmer &inoer". uno babel beItanb
in @riedenlano geieslid Die r@etpil-
iensfreibeit".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-28

aber babe i6 poubra6t unb tells snr
9lblenfung oes geroadtes bon meiner
gerion, tells ou6 9ta6e gegen Ser.
naro, pel6er mir bur9 In5eigen
gerpeile, ia iogar anorobung ser
Oienltentlaiiung bon meiner Serr.
Ildaft 5rge5ogen bate, Die @eaen-
itanoe in oas Simmer meines Wit,
beoienten gei6afft."
ermitoet legte ii6 Ser Gernunoete
ouf iein Giiie1l 5uriid.
rWeines @aters Weoroer 1,nter
meinem 9ade!" rief sic iunae Mear.
quite in ber55erreiBenoem Sone. gaIb
tnoeiien bate tie ipieber ibre ssailuna
9etponnen. Sangiom uno feIt ging fie
auf oas 9ett res 8eripunoeten Al,
ret6te ibm Die Sonb unb beaonn
lontt: sd pereebe Sbnen, tpie aub
8ott Sbnen 1tn0 mir in unierer 60
oesltunoe oer5eiben moge! @epiB
banole id i'm 8eiite meines berblife.
men Saters, penn i6 bon NUN an
meme aufmerfiamfeit in ssbrer GfIe.
ge berooppele."
sic itno Elm erbebenoes geiIpieI
dr1ltlt6er Seinoesliebe, Srou Wtor,
qlllle!" periebte geriibrt ser @eiItli.
9e. $50 tpia oud id Sbr eoIes 8ei.
lplel na65uabmen iu6en uno Dem
reli9en gefenner aus pouitem Ser,
gen oergeben, oa ser i6uIoIos gerlr.
te1lte mein gruoer it," 8et oieien
8orten oriidte Ser BrieIter oem Ser
punoeten glei6fous sic Sano.
aut Die anpeienoen uber mahte
Der 9an6e Sorgane einen ibr ganses
Seben unoergeBli6en ginorud.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-28
Setnoesltebe

suf einem Sdloiie in Sronfrei6
paren 1870 mebrere bertpunoete
Soloaten untergebra6t tporoen unb
erfreuten it6 - sunal sic meiIteu
Sran5olen 1paren - ser aufmerfi iam-
item Bflege bon ser @ebieterin oes
|S6lolles, elmer iungen, aoeligen @it-
pe, uno oeren 0ieneridaft. @iner Der
gefdbrlidit germunoeten aeiste ii6
beionoers unrubig. ~Mue Sdmer5en,
pelde ib ausiteben muB," iammerte
er baufig, ~lperoen ni6ts iein gegen
Die fir MIDI unpermeioli6en Sualen
Der epigen Geroammnis." Gem eifri-
gen 8ebete ser S6loBberrin iotpie an-
oerer frommer ShloBbepobner unb
Soloaten uno oem troltrei6en 3u-
lprude zines bena6barten @eiItlihen
gelang es nad langerer 3eit, oas Sers
oes unglitdli6en Der gottltbeu 8na,
Sc 81 eridlieBen.
Cine sroBe 9oppeIi6ulo tpin i6
befennen," iagte er zines Cages au
oem Brielter. uIber laut min i6 iie
befennen bor SEN iibrigen 8etpobnern
oes Sdloiies, benn Oiele S6ulo muB
ood ans Sidt orinsen, Inn einem
l6ulolos 8iiBenoen 6reibeit uno gb-
re tpieoer5ueeben."
Gem @unI6e bes &ranfen puroe
Dtafabrt 1lno oie @ebieterin unb sic
0ieneri6aft bes S6Ioiies berbeigeru-
fen. Ser &ranfe ridtete Ii6 inn 8ette
auf. 2angiam uno oeutli6 besann er:
"gor flint Sabren puroe ser Mar-
quis bon .. inn Sdloiie g., ipeldes
melt bon bier i'm n6roliden Sranf-
reid liegt, uno Doielbit er mebrere
Gage als 8ait BET ieinem Sreunbe,
benz Warquis b. g., 5ubringen pollte,
pabrenb elmer Na6t ermoroet uno
ausgeraubt Gin getpiiier Bernard s.,
pel6er NIT mir inn genannten S6loI=
lie oiente, tpurOe ungea6tet ieines be-
barrli6en 2eusnens bieies Morbes
fir iduloig erfannt uno 5u Iebens-
langliber Strafe berurteilt, neil
man in ieinem 3immer oas bIut.
befledte Melier, nit tpelbem Der
Moro beriibt iein muBte, iotpie meb.
rere oem @etoteten enttpen6ete Sab.
ieligfeiten gefunoen batte. Sen Worb
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-28
Uoher 70 mandles
Gleno?

getaste Gltern i6reiben an ibren
eln51gen Sobn, bic Soffnung ibrer
olten Sose: r2u parit gut, gu uarlt
11nlere 5reuoe uno unier Stols, -
uno iett? Sie Srunfl udt bat Did,
uno uns rainiert. 9n Bit inn 2uft,
bauS uno 9eine gltern iebnen iid,
nod oem @rabe 8ie gIiifli6 bdtten
mir lein fonnen! 9lber Ou eroobIt
Gid otelem Salter uno bolt oa6urd1
Sbanoe iiber Did uno Seine ormen
Gltern gebra6t."
~Wann, Mann, pobin lino mir ae.
raten!" l6rieb cine Srau ON ibren i'm
@efan9nis befinbli6en gbemauu.
usSle glitdltf naren mir uno nie
freuten i6 uno oie &inoer uns, tpenn
GU abenos bon ser @rbeit beimfehr.
telt! lnler @liid lit oabin, mir iino
arm geporoen, 0u biit inn @efdna.
ms, l6 NIT Den uni6ul6igen, Iieben
4letnen auf offentIibe @oblfabrt an,
gefolelen, uno lDenn gu pieoerfomntit
tein Setm, fein 8ett uno fein
grot! . 8ott Die Srunfiu6t bat uns
unglidli6 gema6t, oieies 2aiter bot
es 9etan; oenn 0u tparIt fruber mir
uno Den &inoern gutl slber 0u bor.
telt ntdt auf meine 8itten, un6 tpenn
l9 oann Delnte uno flagte, oaB ih
tetn @elo babe, Tim 9rot All faufen,
l6luglt 9u mid; uno ipenn 0u
abenos betrunfen na6bauie fomlt unh
oas 5ubereitete giien Dir ni6t gefiel.
Dartlt Su es unter S6impfen uno
Soben auf oie groe; oie ainoer fliid,-
teten aus slngIt uno Surdt Dor 0ir:
S11 aber glnglt pieOer fort uno 9eine
5rau l1no Oeine &inoer bungerno su
gett. @ott, erbarme 0id meinerl
Welbe gea6te 1paren bas, peld' Elm
Seloen! ., unlere lieben fleinen &in-
oer!"
Gin 3udtbdusler eraGblt: sd ba-
be trllber gearbeitet uno bin niemaIs
betrrnten getpeien. Mfit meiner ssrar
lebte i'd iebr gliidli6 uno fam por-
iparts. arbett bate i6 irnmer, iueil id1
lolloe NOR uno getreuIib meine
Eflift erfiillte. S6 trant niemals BEL
Der Mrbeit unb par nunter uno pers
gniigt. aber tpie tpuroe i9 bon mel
men &ollegen perbobnt uno perlpot-
tet! 9dtte i6 oies oo6 tpeiter ertro.
gen! Inn ben forttpdbrenoen SGnie-
lelen 5ll entgcben, trant i6 euolif
NIT ben &ouegen. l1no BON bu an
oatiert mein llngliid. @ar id friiher
3tel oes Spottes seipeien 10 tpuroe
i6 lest geriibmt als Elm ,oroenltiher
4erp. @as iou i6 nod 1peiter iagenl
Sd tpurbe elm SrunfenboIo, pernafj.
laliigte Die Irbeit, meine griporniIie
Daren balo oabin, ote Bitten unb
Sranen meiner Srau riibrten midi
ni6t mebr, ionbern reisten midi gum
3orn uno i6lieBlt6 5u roben Mib-
banolungen an ibr uno Sen &inoern.
Vtetne Srau itarb Dor Summer unb
Gram, oie &inoer nobm man mir
meg uno brafte tie BEL fremoen 2eu-
ten nnter. Sd beteiliete MIDI an ei-
nem gerbreden, tprroe ertpilbt uno
bin nun bier. ., bdtte ih mir nur
oamals WaBieuns angeIest!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-28
. 9e@ SO @@ il'l)I "a
Salih!

Talides Meer, bas bente lGdelt,
Worgen feline 8gen tiirmet;
Talide 2nft, bic be,tte fGdelt,
Wtorgen bnrd bic 8laten itiirmet.
Talide Gr6e, bic balb Segen,
yalo ein siftis 1tnfraut ipenbet;
Talide 8Dlfe, bic balb &egen,
galb bes 8lites Gfeil berienbet.
Talider Mnnb, Der bente idmeidelt
Wtprgen 6aiiesmorte idreiet;
Salides Sera bas bente beudelt,
Wtorsen uffem 2apa ipeiet.
TalIde Siinbe, beute sleikenb,
Smfiid) ipefen6 cities Sebnen,
Wtprgen tuilo bas Sers serreifenb
ytit ben siftseidmua'nen 3abnen.
8ptt aQein, 0 idtp6r's anfs Neue,
Split DIT lieben, iollit bn lpben,
GD'se 8abrbeit, etu'se Srene
Ttnoeit, Sera bn nnr bprt pben!
Bruder Norbert.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-28
Die Uaht oes 6ebetes

5riiber berrlfte Ser idone grou6,
oaB beim Ingelus -2duten olle ben
ugngel oes Serrn" beteten, uno oob
mdbrenb bieler fur5en BauIe oud in
8irtsbauiern Die unterbaItung Der.
itummte.
Canals Iebten otpei 0oGborn Ifon
lange miteinanoer in unfrieben uno
pergGuten it6 oft burd) S6inpfuor-
ter gegenieitig oos 2eben. Sic mod)-
ten i'm 3anfe oft iol6en SfonboI, baB
Die 2eute glaubten, Der Streit iperoe
nit Noro uno Eoti6log enoen.
etnes Sages trafen it6 beioe an
oemlelben Slide. Stumm iaBen lie
cine gan5e Stunbe oo. Damn bra6
oos ungeipitter Los. 9as geeenieitige
gelhimpfen uno Gerflu6en tpoQte
fein @noe nebmen, uno au6 oie Nob-
nungen oes Birtes tparen fru6tlos.
auf etnmal tparfen oIle in Ser
8.rtsltube Die &arten auf oen SildL
entbloBten oas Saupt uno befreusten
it6. Sour oie beiben feinoli6en Rad.
barn fubren i'm Streite fort.
0a rief elm beiabrter Damn: vOie
8etglode lal1tet!" l1no nun puroe es
itia pie in Der Stride.
gea6 beenoigten @ebet itritten Die
geioen ni6t neiter, ionoern gingen
mttetnonoer frieOlid no6 Sauie,
reibten it6 beim abl6ieo bie SGn-
De uno ld6elten.
am anOern Morgen tpe6Ielten sic
5tpet yta6barinnen freunoIide @orte,
uno Ser 5rieoe mar pieoerberaeIteat
yteugiertg fragte Elm Na6bar, tpie
es oenn fomme, oaB ite 10 plotli6
etnlg getuoroen ieien.
~Sas 8ebet bot es, boubraht," mar
Die rai6e Slntiport. r@ir beteten BEL.
De, tpabreno mir uns feinblib gegen-
iberltanoen: l1no pergib uns uniere
Sdulo, pie au6 mir pergeben uni lern
Sduloigern. 9a muBten mir Der.
5elben, penn mir bon @ott Gergebuuq
wiinidten."
9ieie S6lidtung BON Streitigfei-
ten beim glngelus-2duten uare in
unlern Sogen 10 gar biel angebradt!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-28
5urilf 3ur urftrhel

2olung unb 2odruf inn iedaebnter
SSabrbunoert iporen: r3uriid CUR llr.
firhe! 3uriid gum gbangelium!"
9lud beute lodt man unter bieier
Barole gum Ibfaa bon &om uno Der
fatbolii6en Stride. 9lls rl1rfir6e"
be5ei6net man babel balo bieie, balb
iene 8erbdltniiie, mie iie geraoe Dem
@e6eiben Der ieipeiligen Bldne am
giinitigiten ar iein i6einen. l1no uns
ter rgpongelium" perlteben gar biele
INNER cine iol6e Snterpretation Der
81. S6rift, Die oen peri0nli6en Hei-
gungen Der ein5elnen @ortfiibrer Die
mogli6lte sSreibeit ldBt. 2eitenoer
@rrnbias aber lit iiberan, baB etipas
INN 10 ,nebr ebangelii6 uno urfirh,
lid fei, ie peniger es bonn @eiite bes
aatboliaismus nod an ii6 trage, uno
bob oie 10 iebr geprieiene uSreibeit
Der Sori6ung" nur inio1peit 5uselais
len tperoen biirfe, als lie ni6t 5u gr-
gebniien fibre, Die nit Ger fatboli-
i1en 2ebre therein nltimmen. Wan bat
5uar NIT oieier ginidranfung Die
Greibeit 10 gut pie beieitigt, inoeiietl
iu1te man it6 gu tr0iten. Die groBe
Mebr5abl bat lie un0 iollte tie ia
iiberbaupt nienals iid 5unuse ma-
den fonnen, fir oieie itano tie MIR als
tpirfiames Geflamemittel auf Dem
Hapier. 9agegen mar burd grri1-
tung elmer iol6en 8arriere = tpie
man ii9 einbiloete = erreidt, baB
gbrliheit uno SoIgeri6tigfeit bes
0enfens our redten 3eit i'm Snter-
eiie rgeidi6tlid getporoener 8erbdlt-
niiie" &alt MAIDEN piiroen.
gu unIerer groBen @enugtuung bat
man aber bies nidt burbpeg errei1t.
@erabe ni6tfatbolil6e @elebrte unb
Gbeologieprofeiioren baben iid auf
8run0 ibrer 1nteriudungen su Ius-
ipriiden genotigt geieben, Die uns
Deranlaiien, BEN STUFF: r3uriid our
l1rfirde, 5ariid gum @pangelinm!"
nit Sreuoen auf5unebmen uno in Die
peiteiten &reile bringen at laiien.
Das 3eugnis oieier &erren mag bic
len unbequem unb besbalb minoer
beadtlid oiinfen. Maein, iper tpabr-
baft ebangeliid)es gbriitentum uno
tpirflib Die urftr6e iudt, Ser miro
ibre @orte nidt ignorieren biirfen,
miro ibnen foIgen miiiien, au6 ipenn
iie 6ireft mad Mom fiibren iolten.
3uriif alio gum gbangelium!
Sort leien mir bel Wattbdus &C.,
13-19) Solsenoes:
rSeius fam aber in bas @ebiet bon
g1iarea Hbilippi unb fragte Seine
Singer, inbem gr Iprad): 8er, iagen
Die Weniden bab Der Wenideniobn
iei2 Sic aber ipraden: Die ginen
sSobannes Der Gdufer, anbere elias,
ipieber an6ere Seremias ODER elmer
Der Bropbeten. Da prah Seius 81,
ibnen: Sbr aber, tper iaget ibr, baB
SD iei? Da ant1portete Simon He-
trus uno iprad: 0u bilt Gbriltus,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-28

ipabrbaftieen, decentralization Got.
tesiobn. &atbolii6 lit Die Seilslebre.
&atboliid lit oie Woral, nod ipel6er
oas osfetiide 2eben in freini1liger
armrt nno @beloiigfeit ihon als 10
bere Sontommenbeit gilt. &atboliid
lit enbli6 Die Dem Betrus 5ugeipro.
dene 8ebeutl1ng ais Sunbament ser
ougemeinen Stride uno Snbaber ser
Sdliiiielgetpalt, beilen 8inoen unb
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-28

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Bib in Der Gbriitenbeits - 9as
Sdattenbilo bes FL. Betrus, tpeldes
4ranfe beilte. (apoiteleeldJi9te.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-25
FARM SUPPLIES

WE HAVE A LIMITED SUPPLY
of Tobacco Irvine in 2'e pound
cones. Get yours now while il is
still available. e. J. Fleming Sup
ply Co, Montgomery Street.
2l--iti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-25
FORECLOSURE SALE.

BY Viriuc OF power Of sale cOn-
tanned i'll that certain deed of trust
executed by William Hawkins and
wife. recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds Of Vance County.
North Carolina. in Book 208. page
83, default having been made i'll
payment VI the debt therein secured
and upon the written request Of the
holder of said debt. the underSign-
cd trustee will sell for cash to the
highest bidder al public auction at
twelve o'clock. noon. on Monday.
the 10Th day of August. 1916 at the
Courthouse door in Henderson.
North Carolina. the following pro-
pcrty. 10 wit:
Being that tract If 100 acres con-
eyed To William Hawkins by -. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-25
Economical Sellingl

You will reach more people quicker an;.
easier through The Dispatch C4assinc,i
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-25
NOTICE.

The Undersigned. haVIng quaIil,cd
as Administrators of the Estate of
Virginia Wilson Aycock. late Of
Vance County. North Carolina. this
is notice To all persons having claims
against the said estate 10 cXhlDIl
them To the undersigned Adminjs-
tratri. or her attorneys in HCnicr-
son. Moth Carolina. ON or before
the 18th day of July. 1917. or his
notice will be pleaded il bar of any
recovery. All persons indebted Ia
said estate will please make pr"r.pt
settlement
This 25th day of July. 1916.
ANNA WRIGHT AYCOGk,
Administrators of the Estate
of Virginia Wilson Aycock.
GholsOn & GholSUn.
Attorneys.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-25
NOTICE

l lave this day qualified rs Ad-
minis,fatOr c. I. \. Of the Estate
of my .athcr. the late John "
ReaviS. and this is 10 notify all per-
sons to whom said Estate may be In
debtcd 10 present their claim Ia the
undersigned or his attorney within
one year from this day az this notice
will be pleaded in bar Of any re-
covcry.
Any persons indebted to said
Estate are requested 10 make prompt
settlement.
This the 10Th day of July, 1916.
L. O. RcaviS
Administrators. G. T. \.
of the Estate of the
late John ". RcaViS
John H. Zollicoffcr, Attorney.