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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-05-11

. 6ie orei orinnen. geah ettpa aipnn-
| gig Winuten fnmen fie beral,s. Ser
8iirgermeiiter iagte 3u Der Siioin:
SD elaube, Dob Sic uniduloig itnb,
Suoitb. Sd min MIDI bel Dem Holi-
setberrn fir sic nertpenoen, oh Sic
ni6t balo tpieber freifonrmen; biel-
leiht norgen. Salten sic nun aber
audi S + r 8eripre6en."
rId, Serr," er1piberte Die Sii6in
traurig, lid babe fein Sntereiie 90.
ran, Sbrer San1ilte 5u ihaben. Sd
lDollte nur nidt, oaB Woies Die blons
be Gbriitin befdne. sest lit er tot.
., es lit beiier 10! Sd babe erreidt,
mas id tpollte" Sic fling tpieber an
5u tpeinen, ridtete iih Damn aber
Itol5 ouf 1tno iagte: rSbr braubt eud
nift Dor mir 5u fiirdten. Sd bin feis
ne Gerbred)erin. Sd bin nur nit linn
gegangen, tpeil id) i'm retten 1pollte.
slber er glallbte an feline @ere6tig=
felt uno feline g1pigfeit; bos bot ibm
3ulebt oo6 Sen Sals sefoltet."
Ser alte Serr 5oe lie einen augens
blif beiIeite 1tnb fragte: LIMB ieine
Wfutter? 8tro oie idtpeigen fon-
nen2"
u@enn Sbr midi freilaiiet, min if
lie inn &ranfenbaus oufiu6en uno
ibr oas Sdpeigen beibringen."
~Sor allen Iingen oarf lie SEN
gamen ibres peritorbenen Meonnes
ME offenboren, Sic lpiiien, neil -"
~8eil Sbre Itol5e Samilie oonn
5tttern uno beben niiBte," lahte Sit
oitb. ~Seien Sic unbeiorgt, Die alte
Srau miro tpobl bolo ouf ilnmer
idpeigen." Der giirgermeiIter briid-
te ibr einige 8oloItitde in Die Sano,
aber bnS Wdohen erfl1rte: yGon
gu6 nebme ih nidts. @enn Sbr fir
MIDI ettpns tltn tpoIlet, 10 Iaiiet MIDI
frei." Sic Iegte babel bos 8eIo ouf
Sen SiId.
~8ir poIlen ieben. No6 zines: mo-
lit 0enn sic gngl6noerin Jest, Die ouh
NIT 5lt eud] geborte?"
SuOitb 5udte sic A6Ieln: rMiB
gSire? llmgefommen permutli6 bel
Dem 9ronOe bes ,2epiatbon'. Cine
Iau6ere Eerion! 8, unb s ie bat ouf
Die Suoen geIdimpft! Madte ober
oaeS nit. SIR Gbriiten Ieio i6limmer
ols mir SuOen, tpenn ibr an feinen
@ott mebr gloubt. - Hun it's ges
mug Serr. Sd bolte mein 8ort.
Saltet uud) Oas Cure" 9amit oerlieB
lie Ous 3immer, obne BrGtorius,
Gblotiloe llno Die beiben onbern Ser
rem 5u griiBen. tSdneu lief iie in lire
3elle uno tparb tpieoer etngei6loiien.
(5ortietung foIgD
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@aSn>~~------
Moribns paternis - Nadr natrrtittp
Grablnns ans Ser Samtars Gda bpsen Sabrbnubers
Bon Aussar AIbins

grefutor iein. Sd ielblt babe baran
tpieoerbolt gebadt. Mber ieben sic,
lieber Sinber: &ermann lit Sbr
Sreunb. @r liebt sic. S bren MaB-
naDnen miro er it9 aln IeibteIten
fiigen. IuBeroem baben Sic ia nnr
oas ous5ufiibren, mas ih teItamen-
tarii6 feitlesen Deroe. @ollen Sic
oem Sugenofreunoe Sbres 8aters
oieie 9itte Dertueigern? Sd babe al
Sbnen 8ertrauen. Sic muBten, aIs
Sic fatbolil6 tpnroen, Iange, idtpere
&fe ourdma6en. gnbli9 iinb Sic
Sbrer inneriten, belten ueber5eugung
gefolgt. 0as a6te, betpunoere id,
penn ih mid auh iiber Sbren 5Gritt
10 iebr aufgeregt babe, baB id Sic
eine 3eitlang idlebt bebanoelte. Sd
babe Sic aber bod lieb - BON ga1-
gem Ser5en. Sbnen fann ib per-
tralten. @oaen Sic mir allo ben Ies=
ten Sienit eripeiIen, oen i6 pieaei6t
in SieIem Seben bon Sbnen erbitten
fann?"
Stein, nein". rief Sinoer uno
iprans bon ieinem Stubl auf, v@ott
itebe mir BEL einen 0ienit, ober nidt
oen + t e II, min i6 Sbnen ertpei.
len! @lalben Sic an meme grgeben-
belt = oo6 icbonen Sic ii6 iett sic
ltno 10 angegriffen.
u@rit ri1iiiien Sic alles tpiIIen. Gor-
laufig metnen Sanf fir Sbre 8ereit=
Diaigfeit. @ie groB lit sic @iite Got
tes, OaB gr mir am Mbenb meines
Sebens nod einen 10 treuen 5reuno
ins Saus gefiibrt! - Sest tpoIlen mir
einige 8riefe bon gaior miteinanoer
leien, Die id) in ienem S6ubfa6e bas
be; id) mill lie bolen. - - 8er
flopft benn ga? Serein!"
Ser Siener meloete ben Srn. Sc
nator 8obring in elmer tpi6tigen So
6e.
sd IaIie Srn. Senator bitten. -
Sdaoe, ooB bieie Storung fommt,
lieber Brofelior. 8iellei6t sebt er balo
tpieoer. 8leiben Sic nur; 10 ein 8oli=
5eiberr bat niGt piel iiberfliiiiiee
3eit."
als 8obring eingetreten mar, frag-
te Der Brofeiior nod Der eriten 8e.
griiBung oo6, Oh er it6 5uriidaieben
oiirfe.
80 bite, bleiben Sic MIR, bieB es,
rbie Sa6e lit fein @ebeimnis." Ser
Goli5eiberr 5og aus Ser SaI6e ieines
meiten 8interullters Elm Hafet ber.
Dor uno begann 6asielbe ausautptf,
feln, nobel er la6elno iogte: u5ie
iperben cine groBe ueberral6ung ers
leben, Sr. Senator, uno mir piellei6t
iebr oanfbar Iein. 8arten sic =
fennen Sic bieies foItbare Berlen.
foaier bier9"
rltm @ottes pillen Senator, mo
fommt bas ber?" rief ser alte Serr
erbleibeno uno griff na6 Dem
S6mude.
ugei6t nabr, Dos lit cine ueber-
rai6ung9"
vSenator, Iagen Sic, feu6te 9rG,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-05-11

! lUelBeH SOuDQrI HQDOeIIl1d) nuI Ole
8ruit gelenft. Iud Sinber bate nidt
ben Wfut, cine llnterbnItung au Be-
ginnen. Seimlih griff er in Die refte
Sai6e ietnes ueberrodes, mo er einen
fleinen &oienfran3 au berbereen
pflcgte. @r betete inbriinItig, Der 2en'
fer Der 8eidide moge gndoig alles
gum beiten tpenoen uno iiber Die
S6ul6isen Seine 8armber5igfeit err
geben laiien.
SIM observation-disclosures bieB
es, nur nod Die iiingere Der beioen
sSrauen lei auf Numero brei5ebn. 2ie
sllte babe man - ba lie an Ius5eb-
rung leibe - in Dos &ranfenballs
bringen miilien. rSie muB monate-
lang eleno gebungert baben," meinte
elmer Ser 9lngeitellten.
Gie iunge Siioin puroe auf In-
oronung oes Boli5eiberrn in elm poi
ienoes 3immer gebolt. Sier moate
BrGtorilts ite unter bier Iugen ipres
diem. Rebenan iollten Der Senator,
Sinoer uno gblotiloe 1parten, faus
er ibrer bebiirfe l1no lie bereinrufe.
Ger alte Serr ging alio in oos 3im-
mer ltno fur5 Oarauf erIdien sic Sii-
bin.
SSn bangem S6neigen barrten
Gblotiloe 1tno ser Brofeiior. Senator
80bring mar alf einige glugenblife
nit bem 8eamten gegangen, I'm Die
Seide bes Sall6mitn5erS gu beii6tt-
gen, Ser iid geitern erbingt batte.
vWan bot lie ni6t ins &urbauS 5ur
Seftion geidofft," erflGrte ser 8e-
ante, rtpeil Die iunge Berion 10 fle-
bentli6 oarum bat. Sic iou Die 8rout
oes 2umpenferls getpeien iein. ue6ri-
gems - lie itebt nitt aus mie ne
@ounerin. Seben Sic, bier, Sr. &C.
,notor, bier in sieiem 3immer boben
mir Ben Spitbuben porldufig auf n
Sid selegt. 8arten Sic - 10, Sr.
Senator, i6 bebe bos Iu6 auf, wenn
Sic befeblen -"
Ser 8eamte 5og 0ie Siile bon Ser
2eide 5uriid. Der Senator mar in ser
Giire oes fleinen 3immers iteben ge-
blieben. 9lls er oos @elt6t bes Soten
Iiab, trot er unpillfiirli6 einen Shritt
in oen &orrioor 5uriid uno rief
~Simmel! SmononIfp!" Der 8eoms
te fragte: u8os beliebten Ser ST.. sc.
nator gu befeblen?"
v9eden Sic tpieoer 5u! aommen
Sic, Ser Cote iiebt ia fiirdterlid]
aus"
~Sa, ia, ser bat ii6er nod mebr
ols Salihmiin5erei auf'm geipiiien
llniereiner, ST.. Senator, fennt itd
i6on aus in 8bpliognontitGten.
nGg lit gut. S6lieBen Sic pieoe,
gu. Sagen sic Dem Gireftor, oaB e,
lofort bas 8egrabniS anoronet, NOR
gen fritz"
n3u 9efebl, Sr. Senotor."
Gann febrte @0bring ernit gu SRI
9reiper uno Sem Brofeiior 5uriid
Wean fonnte nift DerIteben, mas ne
benan 51pii6en bem alten 8iirgermei
iter uno ser SiiOin porging. Wfor
borte beioe balo rubig balo lebbaf:
ipre6en, uno oie ltnterreoung bauer
te iiber cine balbe Stunoe. gnolid
borte man oas Mdoden in lautes
Shlu65en ausbre6en. 0a 0ffnet(
Brdtorius sic Sire Elm 1penig uni
rief: rGblotilbe! &omm einen Au
genblid! Sour obne Surd)t; nur I'm
Die ungliidlid)e Berion Elm ipenig 81
tr0Iten. Sbr Jrauen perltebt einan.
lOer lei6ter!"
ltno Gblotiloe ging. Scum reoeter
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n: sd mrB oie Snboftierten ipre.

oern: .Sb mtB Die Snbaftterten lpre'
9en."
nSie?"
$50, uno alpar nod belte abeno,
ebe iie tpeiter pernommen 1perben.
vaber i6 lelber babe lie ia gar ni6t
geieben. @arilm molten sic iih Die.
ier unannebmlidfeit auslesen? sic
fOnnen bod nif)t - nein, unmogs
lid! Meine 2eute beri6ten, oie iunge
Gerion tpolle Dos &ollier bon elmer
gngldnberin erbalten baben. Dos
miro nobl 10 eine groBe ,l1nbefannte'
iein. @ir fennen bas. Oftt Dem &c.
iinoel baben sic ntdts gu i9affen.
SD lelber laiie midi ni6t NIT iolder
Geieai6oft elm. Die seridtlide lln-
teriudung miro i6on 2ift bringen. "
sd ioge Sbnen, bob i6 Die
Jrouen ipre6en muB."
n9lber Die ltnteriu6ung miro -"
sd m.uB iie ipreden. 8ilien
Sic Die Namen?"
~8enn i6 ni6t IRE, bebauptete
S6outtegut, Die 9llte lei cine @it1pe
EoIanlfp ODER Bolanlf
v0os lit Ser Same, oen ser Shuft
on9enommen baben Joni" rief Bra=
torills.
Son ipel6em Sduft reoen Sic?
Sbr Wann beiBt es, Jet bel Dem
8ronoe oes ,2ebiatban' umgefon-
men. Sen fennen Sic oo6 ni6t?"
Statt ieoer antDort 5og ser Sars-
berr Die S6elle. gr befabl bem Die
ner: rSofort anlpannen lalien -
Sen eroBen @ogen!"
Sierouf perlieB er ielbIt oos 3im=
mer unb bate cine &onferen5 nit iei=
ner S6nGgerin Gblotiloe. Ser &C.
nntor @obrtng uno 5inoer fonnten
iid ni6ts BON aueoem erflGren. No6
ergineen Tie it6 in 8erm11tungen, ais
ErQtorius nit SRI. 8rener eintrat.
8eioe paren gum ausgeben ongeflei=
Oct. Bratorius lagte 5u @obring:
uGa i6 ni6t mebr i'm Imte BIN, babe
id ni6ts 81 befeblen. Sd bite Sic
bober als 8oli5eiberrn, mir Die Snz
boftierten porfiibren 5u lallen."
u8enn es unbeoingt iein ml1B -"
vSa, es It nottpenoig. Sd bite
Sic, Sr. Senator, uno audi Sic, 8ro=
feiior, meine S6p6gerin l1n6 MIDI
gu begleiten 1tno - INN ber @bre
meiner Sanilie pillen - iiber olles
5u idtpeigen, mas Sic ettpa perneb=
men lperben." >"
vgerfiigen sie," ertpioerte 80b-
ring erihroden, uaIs ob~ Sic nod
prQiioterenoer 8iirgermeiiter pGren.
| Sbre 8efeble iino bie meinisen."
s(ls 6er @ogen fam, itiegen Die
bier Elm. Der alte Serr, tpel6er iiber
sic MaBen erregt i6ien, aber iih gro,
BE @epalt antat, rief Dem &uti6er
gu: v3um l1nterludungsge gefdngnis
beim Suiti5gebauoe!"
l1nterDegs fliiiterte Brdtorius sem
Grofelior gu: rl1nter Dem Hamen
BolanlfD lebte iener glenoe in lme'
rifo, Ser ols iunger Sffi5ier i'm Sau.
ie meiner @ltern perfebrte. Sein
nabrer Rame lit es ni6t. gr beiratete
cine polnii6e Siioin - aber bebalten
Sic oas alles fir it6! @r mar fein
Suoe - Der S6uft - aber - nun,
mir perOen ieben!"
@dbrenO Ser Sabrt pl1rOe faum
Elm 8ort gepe6Ielt. Gblotiloe trod.
nete elm ober oas anoere Wal mil
oem Sal6entu6c lire Erdnen. Ser
Senator i6allte beiorgt uuf Ben alten
Serrn, Der gebeuet uno mie gebros
den balaB, bas Soupt nit Dem idnee.
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torius, ,tpie - ,pober - tpie fomm
oieier S6muf in Sbre Sdnoe?"
.Dte Sreube nta9t sic ia gan5
aufgeregt!"
.@eben Sic ber!" Brdtorius rib
Dos aollier on iia unb mari es glei1
oarauf, als Oh er iid an ben Berlen
gebrannt b1tte, ipeit bon iid a,tf ben
Seppid. Wiit 5itternoen Sdnoen
flammerte er ii1 bann an Die Sci.
tenIebnen ieines Seliels. 8erbIiifft
,neinte Der Boli5eiberr: rNanu? Bas
babe ih benn angeri6tet?"
Mu9 Gin6er peritano oas 8ene5-
men oes @reiies nidt, Der iid 5,lr
Rube 5iDang uno nod elmer nnbebag'
li6en Bauie fragte: r8itte - tpie
fomrnen Sie au Dem &ollier?"
9abei beutete er nit Der &ebten
ouf ein Sauteuil. Senator @Obring
fn0pfte ieinen uliter auf, oen ibm Der
Brofeiior boflid obnabn, uno ieete
li6. gripartungsnon i6aute Brdto.
riug i'm an: ner5ablen Sic ood, &C.
nator!"
valio: 8orgeltern fling oie Yoli5ei
cine berii6tiete 8erbre6erbanoe, auf
ipel6e Tie i6on lange fabnbete. Sie
&erle batten in ct. Bauli cine Sallds
niin5erei eingeri6tet. Oeein Deteftip
S6outtesut fam ibnen allf Die Spur,
man nabm oas Neit aus uno madte
einen Suben neblt ieiner alten Deut-
ter uno einigen anoern SpieBgeieaen
bingfelt. Ils man ieoob ben Suoen
uno Die anbern our @a6e fiibrte =
10 beri6ten tneine 2eute -, berIu6te
ein i1nges WfGo6en, tpel6es au9 5ur
8anoe geborte, aber anfGnglid) oie
Sludt ergriffen batte, beimlicb tpies
Ser ndber 5u fommen uno Dem Suoen
cine 8affe 5u5ulteden. oils tie iih in
Dem Solfsgeorange auf bem Spiel
buoenplab an i'm beranma6te, err
fannte man iie glei6 unb nabm iie
Damn ebenfalls gliidli6 feit."
v8ut, aber bas &ollier!" ordngte
ser alte Serr ansItlid.
v9as fommt iett. Ser sSube er.
bdnste iid seitern i'm @efangniiie.
9ie 0tutter erfannte elmer meiner
@ebeimpoli5iiten als cine berii6tigte
&artenidlagerin, oie ihon lange ge-
iudt miro uno ebeoem IN einenr leb-
ten CONNER abgebrannten Serbre=
berbiertel beim 3eugbausmarft ge-
mobnt baben iou. Die iunge HerIon
Dar - tpie nteine 2eute bebaupten
- oie 8raut bes Suben; lie -"
nIber bas &ollier!"
v0as fano man Bel ibr, itt elmer
Sai6e unter Sen &leioern eingenGht.
Seute friib bra6te mfrs ser Boli5eis
leutnant Shaoe auf bas 8iiro, neil
er in Dem S6loB oes &oaiers oie
@rapierung fano: ,Selene 8rato,
rius'."
rgs itimmt. Deir lit oieIes @ol-
Tier - geitoblen. gs geborte meiner
Ielisen Srol1."
uWiilen Sic, bon tpem?"
Brdtorius ertpiOerte l6neG: r@enn
if) ben 9ieb geieben bate, mGre ct
tpobl i6on binter SdloB uno Rie=
GEL"
$50 baben Sic alio bas groBte
Sntereiie an BEN gntbiiqungen, mel
die Die @efaneene uno oie Wflltter bes
erbangten SuOen MAIDEN meroen. sic
tueroen mir erlau6en, baB if Sbre
9lngaben iiber oen Oiebltabl in ben
nd6lter Sagen 81 Brotofoll nebme."
uSonoerbares 3uiammentreffen!"
bemerfte 5inoer. Ser alte Serr aber
lagte 5um grltaunen Ser beioen on
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Der iel. 11otfer
uno ietn Steo

(5ortiebun9 bon Gette 81
lebten Ginge, uno ou tpirIt in gtpig-
felt nidt iiinoigen."
Gemittig unb pertrauensoou beiBt
es IN ser S6luBItropbe unlere5 2ie-
bes:
~0eitten in ser 5einoe Sono
SSH bie Sur6t uns treiben.
If, 1per gibt 1tns feiten Stano,
9aB mir iider bleiben?
9aS biit Iu, 0 Serr, auein,
9enn 9u biit ser quite Sirt,
Der ltnS tpobl bepabren miro.
Seiliger Serr unb @ott!
Setliger, itorfer 8ott!
Seiliger, bormber5iger Seilono!
0u eipiger @ottl
@ib' Elm gliidli6 Sterben,
GaB 9ein Hei6 mir erben!
Kyrie eleiSon!"
Sfon ltno riibreno lit Ser oer-
trauenSuolle 9lufblid 5u Gbriltus,
oem guten Sirten. Ser SeiIano nennt
Sid ielbIt Sen guten Sirten, ser iein
Seben bingibt fir ieine Shafe. Ssn
Setner grniebrisung lit gr Ser Sirte
Ser Weeni6beit. 9lber ou6 Damn nod,
tDenn gr in SeIncr Serrlihfeit als
Tidter fommt, ieoem 81 pergelten
noh ieinen @erfen. Senn pie Ser
Sirt Sic Sdofe bon Sen 90fen Ion-
BERT, 10 icbeioet Ser Serr beim @elt=
geri6te Oie unermeBli6e Menl6en=
lbar in 5lpei Seile.
Gos &olf betradtet gerne bie Sic
Der, Die es 1tngt uno NIT benen es
bon Sen Sagen ser 9inobeit pertraut
iit ltno es itno ia oud unter oieien
Sieoern 10 man6e Eerlen 6riItli6er
Goelie. Notfers vMeoia @ita" lit ein
ausorld bon ereolamfeit uno
5e1er, entbalt mand)e onoa6tspoue
uno ber5life @ebetsformeln uno birgt
etnen rei6en S6ab ernIter uno gro
Der 8eoanfen, oie ouh in unlerm
Itomalter 5l1 beber5igen bon Nueen
iein piiroenl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-26

producers should be brought to their
senses by protests from good citizens.
For millions of people in this coun-
Try. the movies are their chief. or
al least major. relaxation. TO go IL
a theatre and have to sit through
IN otherwise good picture and look
upon more OF less free drinking y
something of an Insult tc the intel
ligence and the morals of many
patrons. 10 say nothing of the evil
effect upon youth. which is bad
enough
Not only should Shirley Temple
rot be pictured III the act of drink
ing, but all other drinking ought also
To be cut out III pictures out of con-
siicration OF the millions who object
to il and who take offcnSc at il.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-26

excuse for continued use of worm
out tires. and these ought definitely
to be outlawed. and buses ought not
TO be allowed to carry passengers
with such equipment i'll use. Even
private car owners can now tind
new tires with minimum OF effort.
and public CunVcyancc$. with thSir
purchasing power and prestige Us
such. and which are regulated by
public agencies, should find it much
easier To provide their vehicles with
equipment that is safe and depend
able.
This also goes for the railroads.
To the extent and in the manner they
are involved. II is true. however.
that standing in railroad cars Is al
most completely a thing Of the past.
Oftcncr then otherwise there is room
III abundance and 10 spare. condi-
tiOns should be kept that way. Tn
railroads hauled millions of service
personnel during the war. and the
situation WAS understood AMI We
tolerated by the public. which took
It's medicine chccrfully. and w;.S
glad To Sc; 20 destinations under
amy reasonable circumstances. Bat
there is no longer legitimate excuse
tor the congestion that was former
~ so familiar.
y traveller who pays his fare and
buys passage. al the same time pays
fer seat. i'll whatever kind of vc-
hiclc he travels. whether by rail o.
bus. Probably # the Utilities Com
mission set lis foot down fatty and
il could enforce 4 ruling
;hat passengers who were moi pro-
vided with seats should pay no fare.
That might be the most effective
answer 10 the problem complained
OF in the latest order OF the State
2gcncy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-26
Sbirley's Drink

It might be argued that if Shirley
Temple takes drink in her newest
movie, it is Shirley's affair. Which
may be true, but not altogether. The
president of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union properly observes
that the scene in which this young
idol of American juvenile movie
patrons take swig Of liquor ought
TO be delcted. Very definitely IL
should. And it is not good taste, nor
does it show any concern for the
morals of the children of America,
for producers of this or any other
picture to go in for such scenes.
Truth is that most pictures have
all too much drinking in them. II Is
rare that one appears without some
of it. This may represent the con-
tempt Of the movie industry for
American sobriety, but II so the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-26
Travel Conveniences

Holding that "the emergency has
passed., at least to the extent in
question, the State Utilities Com
mission has issued an order tighten
ing its regulations pertaining to bus
accommodations for the travelling
Public. Use of slick tires on buses
ia forbidden, and more than ten
persons standing at the time of de-
rarture from a station will also not
be allowed, the edict says. Violation
of the ruling after September will
result in such buses being stopped
and parked, IL is stated.
The travelling public hopes the
tilities Commission will be as good
q; its word on this score. Difficulty
III providing on the spur of the mo
nient for sudden and unexpected
crowds is recognized, but there is nc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-26
Franklin To Vote

On next Saturday the people of
rciGhboring Franklin county will
vote again on the question of cS-
tabl!Shing county-owred and opcrat-
cd liquor stores. When the local
option plan was lc%aizcd by the
1888 Legislature. Franklin. along
with Vance and number of other
counties. decided 10 go into the
whisky business. Some years ago
Franklin kicked out lcgaliAud liquor.
but now another test of public Scn-
timcut Is 10 be had 10 determine 10
what extent sentiment has changed
and whether or not the county will
so back 10 the former system.
Far DC il from us TO undertake 10
advise our nei2hbors on the course
they should pursue. Opposition 10
outside meddling in local affairs i
one Of our hobbies. We credit all
such citizens with sufficient intel
ligcnCe To know their own mind.
whether il be county or State. And
we shall be content and happy 10
record them that privilege one hun
drcd percent.
But. along with people on both
sides of the issue. in Franklin Coun-
~ and largely over the State. we
can look on with interest as the
issue approaches showdown in the
balioting next Saturday. Like others.
we have our own opinion and know
exactly the way We would vote If
entitled to do so.
Months ago when the latest aGita-
ton reached the point in FRANKLIN
Cf ordering an election. there ap-
pcared To be much better than an
even chance that liquor stores would
be rcopcncd following the election.
What one hears now. as decision
days ncarS. leads TO the feeling that
the result is not so certain. Outsite.s
naturally are not as familiar with
wha. the people in Franklin ar
thinking. and opinions one way or
. tiiI ONIlNi SiS IloN' as 81
upon sound app-aiSals of actual
trends.
/ y few months ago an election was
held in Rockingham county, in which
Reidsvillc is the largest town. and
/ voters for the second time refused
10 so into the liquor BUSINESS. Vance
county has voted on the liquor qucS-
ton twice in little over ten years
and both times favored county OPP
Grafton of retail outlets. In light OF
huge profits realized by the county
end the large crowds. including
many women. that flock to the store
10 make purchases. there is room &c
doubt that Il referendum now woui
be as close as il was the second time
when the system won by scan'
few hundred votes.
What Franklin county will d.
EcXt Saturday is wholly its own af
fair. We arc certainly not inclined T.
try TO tell them how TO run thci
government We shall stand on tn
side lines and look upon the passin
procession.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-26

Forgetting the things that are be-
hind and reaching forth Ia tAoSS
which arc bcfu:c.-Phil. 3:lS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-26
TGday's Horoscope.

You are literary and artistic; YER
satile s'd rather headstrong. You
ere admired by your friends for your
dependability, coclness and reserve.
You take nothing for granted. and
will (or havc) have happy home
and marriage. Progress in business
and the arts is possible today. Tongues
arc loose under present GflucnCcs. so
dent believe all yoU hear. The moon
uterS Virgo al 1857 a. IN. As re-
strictions arc likely TO be lifted now,
act as optimistic as you possibly
can. Don't grumblc about your joi,
today. Get il done. y person &c
whom you have been introduced may
have some selfish motives so analyzC
everything carefully.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-26
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Entered al the post office III llcndCr
son, n. C.. rs second class mail matte.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-26
Retirement Paw

No little is being heard now about
retirement pay for various groups
dependent upon government for a
livelihood. Complaints are that such
incomes are not sufficient 70 meet
costs OF living. and that may be true.
Ii has always been our own theory.
however. that people generally. in
Guiding those on public rayrolls.
were supposed ,u be Sufficiently con-
cerned about thair latter days to
take the pains 10 make some pro-
vision independently and on thc!:'
own initiative. wholly aside fru.n
what government might give them.
Public gratulrics are becoming -
common and so widespread that
scrious-mindcd people may be pa
doncd If they begin To- wonder some
times who in the end will pay In"
taxes 10 support the cVCr-cxpandin!
paternaliSm that mas grippcd the
ration. y Federal official. in re-
cent speech. had the tCmc-Ity to
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ANSWERS To DAILY
QUIZ

/. Did.
2. Eighty-three.
3. Roy l.. Thompson.
q. Is not Tits charter was recently
revoked by Court action).
;. Avocados Q200 calories per h.
8. A name applied by veterans to
individuals who draw the $50 read
justment allowances for So weeks
during periods OF unemployment aft
er discharge.
7. False (Soviet circles have re-
peatedly reiterated that the vote must
remain unchanged).
8. Sl2,500 per annum.
8. Bird.
10. Puerto Rico.