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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-07
HE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL, MARYsvILLE, OHIO

ret Handley, Susie Magrew, Bobby
Mitchell, and Patty Moore; second
grade-Euge ne Atherton. Marlent
Cawley, Emma Jean Snyder, Larry
Stevenson, Marv Miller, Ethabell
Knight, Tommy Smart, and Kennel
Bogart; third grade--LaTy Aug
enstien, Thomas HowiSon, Rorence
SabinS, Sharon NewhouSe, Linda
Dewitt, Charlotte Cawley, Marvin
Atherton, Carolyn Wiley, Larry
Mitchell, Marilyn Moore, and Har-
old VanBrimmer; fourth grade
JaAnne Maize and JoAnn Hickok
fifth grade Mary Wiley, George
Miller Marilyn Maize, and Avilon
Powell; sixth grade-Richard No
Ian, Jack Burnham, George Rob-
inson, and Joyce Hickok; seventh
grade-JoAnn Horner; ninth grade
Flora Lou Glesenkamp, Sara Owen,
and Wilma Reed; eleventh grade
Loren Moseley, Otis Waugh, and
Bill Winston; twelfth grade Mar
garet Betddow.
The Ostrander Farmers Ex-
change Company held its annual
stockholders meeting Saturday at
| the Masonic Temple. The meeting
was in charge of the president,
Odell Liggett, and at the morning
session there were piano solos by
! Jim Moseley which were greatly
: enjoyed. Report of the years busi-
ness was given, showing total sales
of 1884, ,470.19 with net profit for
| the year of $11, ,785.09 Guy Mitchell
was reelected director for a term
| three years. Plans for the new ele-
VatOr building, which is to be
erected as soon as materials are
available, were discussed. A bounti-
full and delicious dinner was served
at the noon hour by the ladies of
the Presbyterian church. The pro-
gram in the afternoon was as fol-
lows: group singing, led by Don
! Euverard of Marysville. with jim
MoSeley at the PIANO. MUSIC: "A
Song By The Fire, and Those
Old Songs" were presented by a
male quartette, The Delawareans,
composed of Harry Freeman, Paul
Rcwlands, L. A. McMillen, and Lot
Jones, accompanied by Miss Claire
Shipman. Remarks by Paul Gum
ingham, Delaware county agricult-
ural agent; Stout Hearted Men
and open Gates of Glory" by the
quartette; remarks by Mr.. Robin
son, Union county agricultural
agent; THE Drum, sleep, Baby
Sleep, quartette; address by Prof
Cotterman, of Capitol university
Columbus; There's A song In The
Air., quartette. The entire pro,
gram was splendid. Jim MoSeley
is talented young pianist and his
numbers were thoroughly apprecia
ted. The group singing, under the
splendid leadership of Mr.. Euver
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-07
PUBLIC SALE

AS am disseminating farming will sell public auction
miles Of
tout on
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-07

ard, was entered into heartily; the
! music of the quartette was greatly
enjoyed, being exceptionally fine,
and Prof. Cotterman'S address was
both entertaining and interesting,
the thought provoking facts he pre-
sented being interSpersed with hu-
NOR. The remarks of the agricul-
tural agents were both interesting
and Informative. There were about
$50 stockholders and their guests in
attendance.
FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE
The Friendship Circle will be en-
tertained by Mrs. Leroy Burns at
her home on East Fifth street on
Friday afternoon at two o'clock.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Miss Eileen Lowe was guest of
honor at birthday party, We'd
nesday evening, given by her par
entS at their home on the Della
ware Road. The guests included a
group of girls of the fifth and sixth
grades in the New Dover School
of which Mrs. Eta McCloud is the
teacher. The guests included Mrs.
McCloud; Yvonna Cook, Sara
Vance, Shirley Rittenhouse, Bonny
Jewell, Judith Guy, Gertrude Tay-
lor, Bernice Mccoy, Joan and Mar
ilyn Reed, Bertha Jones, Juanita
Lowe. of Magnetic Springs, Mari
f; lyn Huber of Marysville, and the
| honor guests, grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Lowe.
! STRING ENSEMBLE HEARD
Miss Irene Hegenderfer and her
string ensemble provided the music
for the Farmers Institute held in
Allen Center on Tuesday evening
at the School Auditorium. The fol-
lowing musical numbers were pre-
sented by the group, March Ponti-
ficaI', Gounod; I'm the Cleaning"
Malloy selections from the opera
Martha, F. otow; "Andante"
Gluck; and Salute, an arrage-
ment by Miss Irene Hegenderfer,
The group is composed of Mari
lyn Geer, Marilyn Smith, piano;
Fred Avery, Rosemary Avery, JAG
queline Wilcox, Alice Louise Cab
riel, Nadia Sheran, Wilma Jewell
and Marilyn Smith violinS; Mrs
Fl. T. Gebhardt, viola; DR.. Hans
T. Gebhardt, cello. Marporie Geer
was the clarinet soloist for the
various cadenzas.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-07
BY MISS BARBARA BAHAN

Personals
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Eastman
combined business with pleasure
in Springfield, Tuesday.
Mrs. Ray Patrick and Mrs. Will
lam Williams were business ard
pleasure visitors i'm Urbana THURS
day morning.
Mrs. Levi Woolford attended the
graduation Of her granddaughter
i'm Columbus Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith ans
daughter, Mrs. Mary Yoder, were
visitors in Bellefontaine, Saturday
Mrs. Nancy Dooley and son and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Penn and
daughter were i'm Delaware Sun
day afternoon.
Mr. Marion Swiss, of Sidney,
has spent a few days visiting with
friends in this community.
Miss Ethel Mae Organ spent
Tuesday in Springfield
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Trout en-
tertained Miss Mary Bahan, of Ur-
bana; Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Fout ano
MIR. and Mrs. James Bahan and
family with dinner party Satur.
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Louden
of Woodstock, entertained Mr.. anC
Mrs. Boyd Fout and Mary Baahn
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Joe VaSsar and daughter
Linda, spent Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Lou NEEDLES.
Mrs. Chester ReamS spent Sat.
urday with Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Med.
dies.
Mrs. Helen Woodruff spent last
Thursday with her mother Mrs
David Blair, of KingsCreek.
Mrs. Anna Seger has been visit,
ing relatives in Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Trees anC
daughter were Sunday visitors ir
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. LELAND
Copeland and Mrs. Lucy Reed.
Mrs. Carl Millington was an oven
night guest in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Tomlin, Friday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tomlin were
visiting relatives in Mansfield OF
Friady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Millingtor
and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl MillingtOr
were visitors in Springfield Satur
day.
Mrs. Joe MuSser, of Bellefon
taine spent a few days with tht
Ralph WeStfall family.
| John WeStfall, of BellefnHtaine
spent the weekend with his pa
rents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wallac
were Thursday visitors N N
| Hartley Morrison hOm".
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-07

Burns and daughters; Wray Dillon
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Reed and fam
lily, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Conklin, Mr..
and Mrs. Clayton Parks, Dolores
Stevenson and Laura Gray.
The Union choir entertained
with a covered dish diner and hand
kerchief shower at the PreSbyter-
ian church in honor of the choir
leader Mrs. George Marcy, who
has resigned her position there.
The dinner was followed by a pro-
gram: piano solo, Flora Lou Glesen-
kamp; group of poems, Mrs. w. L.
GlCsenkamp; piano solo, Mrs. Fay
Bouic; group Of vocal solos, Mrs.
Nancy. Those attending were MIR.
and Mrs. Fay Bouic, Ida Bouic, Eu-
gene Bouic, MIR. and Mrs. w. l..
Glesenkamp and daughter, Flora
Lou, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Hutch
isson and children, Susan and Ron
ME, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hickoll
and daughters, Joyce and JoAm,
Clifford Smart, Mrs. j. L. Stimmel.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Winston,
Mrs. Anna Mary DeWolfe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Waugh, Mrs. Amos
Fugitt and daughter, Nancy, John
Stout, Nancy Stont, Joan MoSeley,
Nadene Phillians, Revella Bell
Mrs. Eber Bell, Mrs. Ethel Knight,
Nancy Dennis, Frank Allen Par
rott, Mrs. Stanley Larcomb, Mr.
and Mrs. Nancy.
The women of the Presbyterian
church held their January meeting
at the home of Mrs. F. E. Parsons
The Aid society meeting was in
charge of the president, Mrs. S. T.
Hutchisson, and routine business
was transacted The Missionary
society was in charge of the presi-
dent, Mrs. j. c. Calhoun, and de-
votions were led by Mrs. A. B.
Phillians who read the ninety
first Psalm, followed by a prayer
After the business session, Mrs.
Parsons, the leader, took charge of
the program, the topic being
China, and the following articles
were read: China for January"
Mrs. Parsons; Students in West
China, Mrs. PhillianS; Effects OF
the War on the Work in China"
Mrs. K. K. Kalb; What Is Was.
atch p, Mrs. Frank Coe; Mission.
ary Daughters Entertain C. Is"
Mrs. T. L. Mcbride; Timber"
Mrs. w. M Dodge. The program
closed with the prayer circle anc
the Mizpah benediction. The mex
meeting will be the fourth Thurs
day in February at the home ot
Mrs T. l. Mcbride.
Thirty-Six grade students anc
seven high school students made
the honor roll at the school during
the six weeks period. Glasses anc
names follow: first grade Irene
Bushong, Charles Daniels, Marga
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-07

FOR SALE--clectric dairy cream
separator, equipped, practically
new. Richard Thornburg, Clai-
borne. 2-7-2tS
FOR SALE-10 ton of baled clOv-
er hay. Merit MOnSon. West BOun-
dary road, Redwood. Phone 1927
2-7-2tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-07
N. N.LEWISBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Wagnc
and Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Alexands
spent Friday in Marion.
Jimmy Koontz, of Columbus,
spent the weekend at the A. Z.
KoontZ home.
Mrs. Elmer Shultz, of near York
Center, and Mrs. Sam Richly, of
Columbus, were Sunday evening
guests ct the A. +. Koontz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eber Smith spent
Sunday afternoon at the Everett
Detwiler home, in Broadway.
Sick List
Mrs. Elite Hern fell in her home
this week and has been removed
to Champaign county hospital. Her
condition is reported as good
Mr.. Clayton Hill has been con-
fined to his home the past week
with tonSilitiS.
Miss Lima Ulhie was confined
TO her home with a cold one day
the past week Mrs. Helen Wood
ruff substituted for her.
Mrs. John Luter has been con-
fined TO her home by illness.
Pfc. Stanley Brown has heceiv-
ed his discharge from the Army
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Del
mar Brown of this city.
S/Sgt. Boyd Fout has received
his discharge from the Army. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Fout of this city.
Pvt Allen Stuart has been dis
charged from the Army and is at
the home of his parents in Darby.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-07
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to our neighborS and fri
ends for their many acts of kind
ness shown us in the loss of our
dear Mother. Especially do we wish
to thank the Alicia S. S. Class for
their splendid help, Marion Winter
and his assistants for their eff
cient services, Rev. Martin for his
comforting words. The singers and
all those who sent the beautiful
flowers.
We are deeply grateful to all
who helped in any way.
The family of Martha Cunning
ham.
1-2S-1t*
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-07
BY MISS ANNA sTEARNs

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Spicer, of
columbus, were callers Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. +.
Aldrich. II. Knight, of Rathbone,
and Charles Pounds, of Ostrander,
were dinner guests.
Mrs. c. E. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs.
Marion /. Evans were Sunday call
eTs at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-07
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1916
Commencing at 10 am. sharp.

Commencing at 10 sharp
consisting of IS osten cows are fresh heavy
herd ranging age years plenty quality
weighing
of good these before day sale Holsten he
DID, freshen March coming old Hosen
from months old All of the above hers cahood
each ready to cRer7 black calves weighing 400 to
500 lbs EACH black calves ready bred
Angus heifer weighing ready kill
hefers weight 900 lbs.
Duroc Jersey bred to rrow in April Hampshire to
farow in April u bred Eampsie gifts to farow April
bred Spotted Poland China gifts to faow May 53 feeding shoa
10 Shrop breeding ewes lamb February balance lamb
FARM MACHINERY
All Tractor rubber with cuVator; Oliver duty
IA inch Radex breaking III c. Universal
side delivery LII heavy loader LC web
condition. Dunam cpacr Durham hoe Papac ham
Thomas 13x7 grain drill with lift Superior horse drill with
drag harrow hog feeder hog breecng
complete forks shoves Mccormick Deerng grain binder McCor
1888 CHEVROLET COACH
MILKING EQUIPMENT
Universal milking machine with single units IInman milking
machine with single units good Surge electric water heater
POULTRY EQUIPMENT
Brooder house sze 10 # II n used season. Electric broodT
500 chick size feeders and water tanks
timothy 100 bu insilage
GOODS
piece overstufed Velour living suite with reversible
d % sGGG a @ snge ens @acne and
Administer size H. lot of vcroa records Gateeg table,
mirror gal freezer linens;
novelty dishes and other articles listed This is
good clean lot of household goods
Terms:
T.W. (TOM) SWISHER, OWNER
Terms Cash Lunch by WsCs Kngscree Methodist Church
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-07
PYTHIAN SISTERS

The Pythian Sisters OF North
Lewisburg will sponsor a euchrc
party, to be held Feb. 13 in the K.
of p. Hall. The public Is cordially
invited.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16
&ublanO
b~iueinge5O9em

Seruinlem. - Nl6nteo S6ufoirD,
ser 0ireftor Oes arabiiden 8ii-
ros, oeriiderte ooie orobiihe @elt
erndrtet nit Spannung ole SteI-
Ilm9nobme, rpelde Mosfou Sn-
LATINA ge9eniiber einnebmen miro. "
9Iud io9te 5bufuirp, er oerm0ge
niht ein3uiebeu, mesbnl6 oglmeri-
ia an Der paIGitineniiiden 5rage
teiIboben Iolle uno ni6t &uB-
lanO."
Gieie @rfldrrng nuroe gelnndt,
ais Sonol Ben @uiieini, Ser @or-
iisenOe Der oro6iihen @reflttipe in
8nIoItino, cine britiihe @iulooung
ST oorgeidlagenen 8eipredungen
iiber cine 3eilung Oes beiIigen
9nn0eS oblebnte; ser orobii6e
5itbrer Derlnngte ferner, Dab Die
iiiOiihe @impanOerling aufbore.
SbufuirD meinte in elmer Yreiie.
fonferen8, ,oie 9(raber Iegten ibren
Soil ben Sopjets etmas oeripG-
tet 0ar."
,,es lit oft ii6er sic 5roge ser
gntienouna elmer nro6iifen De-
legation nod Mfosfuu 5rpnr ge-
iproden aporoenL ieood murOe
fem 8eibluB gefdBt," fubr er
tort. u@ir betrotten ben 8ionis-
mus ais einen 9~rG3eoen5faII mir
Die 9olitif oes Somietregimens.
Die 6ioniitiide gepegung lit cine
roiiiide, fapitoliit:ihe 8eipegung,
Ser lid Die ruiiii6e S%Oeologie fo-
tegoriid mioeriett. Daber perfolgt
ote gauge arabiihe @elt nit
Spannung sen Stonopunft, mel
den Mosfou in Der 6rnge einneb-
miro"
@enerolIeutuont Sir gGau Gum
ningbum, Ser paI1itineniii6e Sber-
fommiiior, teiIte nod elmer gu
iamgensunit NIT Samnb mil, DER
arabiihe 6iibrer babe erfIGrt, ,,er
Tonne lid nidt 6ereit finoen an
.irgen0einer &onferen3 .ii6er sic
Seilung GaI6itinas" teiI3unebmeu.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16

2oprence lei 8ufdalgerwefie mi
eiilem eleftriid g~eIaoenen Grab.
in g%eriibrung 9%efommen, Ser ge
robe BEL Ser &eparntur zines &a
oioapparates permen0et Gp1roe.
8epor @ouperneur Goblin ieinl
@mpfebInng unter6reitete, 6atte el
NIT 3iitriftonpnlt CHARLES @I
berti bon 6omp0en : uno 8erfIbi
re Gountp ~fonferiert, ser oie Mn.
flage gegen 9oron pertreten bat.
tie.
Ger iest 40 jG6rige Noron, Elm
gelellihaftlider prominenter Mann
Der in Saroaro ituoiert bot, Der.
brodte i'm @efdngnis sic meiite
3eit NIT 2eien.
Miiad'en mel0et: Gle amerifani-
iNe Militarregierung in Geutld-
lun0 bat in llebereinltimmung nit
Ser llgt9f9iA neue &ihtIinien fir
cine Sudnftion nah elternloien
Ginoern nidt oeutider Rationale
tat %angeoronet.
ll9sRHA Gertreter peroen in
3ufunft 6efugt iein oeutide Gin
oerbeime su betreten, I'M oie not
Nadforihungen an3uitel-
len. Gas am %. MGr5 1916 err
~laiiene @eies oes Mlliierten Som
trollrates uerpifidtet allie 0eut-
iden 8iirgermeiiter. ii6er @in0er
iremoldnoiiher Nationen, Die iif,
in ibrem amtsbereidp nuf6olten,
iefort bel Der 8uitdnoigen Mili-
4. bc56rOe MeIoung gu eritatten.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16
saab eeocn atmciien,

lin Ameiien aus @o6nrGumen ait
bertreiben muB man sic 8rlttit1tten
ausfinoig MAIDEN unO 5erit0ren.
Wean erreidt Dies ain ebelten, inoem
man nufmerfiam perfolgt, mo Oie
Ameiien aus nno einibliipfen. Sn
Die Observation-Disclosures gieBt ODER
lpriBt man Damn cine fodeno belize,
nit Alaltn geidtti9te 2oiung. @as
BON Sen Ameiien nidt idon Ourd Sic
belize 6liiiIigfeit iofort get0tet miro,
berlGBt Die 8rltiteue, oie ourh Sen
frpltuliiierten gIlauu u1tpobnli6
geporOen lit. Gin onOeres Ntittel
benubt Die ollBerorOentlide Borliebe
Der Ameiieh mie Der meilten Sn-
ieften, fir SiiBigfeiteu. Wfan lege
on ben Ort, Der Don ibuen 6eildt
miro, Elm sid nit Sirup beitridenes,
9roBeres Sud. @ar bol0 fam man
bemerfen, oaB es iib nit eifrig LEFT
fenOen 4meiien, ber6eiqelodt ourd
ibren feinen @eru6siinn. beoedt
bot. ga oieie an Der flebrigen
6liiiIigfeit bGngen bleiben, lit Die
Sotung cine leiAte Sode. 9ieies
Experiment fam man Nun 10 oft
uno 10 lange mieoerbolen, bis aud
Der lebte 8itOringlihe @alt uni6G0-
li6 gema6t lit. AIs Elm meiteres,
reht pirfiomes Ntittel wirO oas
Nuslegen zines nit 3uder beltrelt-
ten Shlpaunmes empfoblen. Ma6
fur5er 3eit, menn ieine 2oder nit
Ameileu gefiiat limo, mirft man i'm
in fpdenoes @aiier. Dorauf be-
ltreut man i'm erneut NIT 3uder
ltno mie0er6olt Das &erfa6ren, 10
Dab in gang fur5er 3eit cine Wtenge
DIT laItigen Snieften auf ein-
fahe 8eiie perni6tet mer0en fon=
men. ShlieBlid fam man ath aus
Ion gebronnte, niht gIalierte Inter
idBe Don 8lumentopfen an belud}=
ten 8l6ben aunteaen, in Die man
lSirup gegoiien bat, Ser nit einem
9reBbefe, ettpa bon Der
elmer grbie, perriibrt murOe.
Hod fur3em Riibren lolt lid Die
Sefe i'm Strip ooaitanOig auf. Die
8eimiidung Ser Sefe gum 5irlp,
lpeld' lebteren Oie 9Gneiien por5ugs-
meiie ouIdIeder, totet lie in fir
aeIter .3eit.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16
.e9naOi9nng
fir Norom

Bolton. - 5obn S. 0oron, ST..
Der Jet 5uei Sobren in Der 30
oes5elle~ Des Staotsgef1ngniiles
nlif ieine Sinridtung mittelS oes
eleftriihen Stubls gelportet 6at
~ er JOLT befnnntli1 iein ihmad-
iinniges S0bnhen ermoroet bd-
ben ~ lit gu IebenslangIifer @aft
begnnoigt moroen.
8~ouperneur Maurice s. Goblin
Bate MiIoe fir sen moblbefannten
BittsfieI0er Anmalt empfobIen
uno Der grefutipnasihuB bot Dies
opprobiert.
Moron Der ielber infolge zines
Dor mebreren Sabran erlittenen
Nnfalls Don &inoerlGbmung elm
boffnungSloier Stripped lit, bate,
ieoe 8erufung in ben 8eridten
DerIeren.
Gr 9at INNER unentpegt, felt
er Dor 3uei Sabren fir ihuloig
erfIdrt muroe ieine llnihnlo be-
bnnptet un0 3ntihI1ge oon 6reun-
Sen. einen gimpano CUR Gettung
ieines 2ebens ouf 0as argument
~90tung aus Mitleio" 81 itiiten,
Don iih g~erDieien.
W1bren0 ieiDes Bro5efies botte
Noron allsaeingt fem iehs Mona-
te alter, idDadiinniger Sobn
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16
Die bartise Grna

Gin nid)t adtdgliGer 8orfua err
eignete lid in Greptom a. 5. &ega
in Der Observation-Disclosures. 9ier
mar cine 20i6brige Bflegerin be-
idaftiet oie ourd) aaerIei Sonoerlih-
feiten auffiel. 0eben elmer unge-
mobnlid tiefen Stimme mndte lid
an Der Gberlippe elm frGftiger Bart
muds bemerfbor. S6r 8enebmen
fiel 8u lett oerart nut onB bic
0berpflegerin oapon erfubr. Sic
8og ben 4nitaltsar0t 6l State un6
oeranlaBte cine llnteriudung nit
Dem gn0ergebnis, ons Die Yflegerin
in cine alinif iiberfiibrt wuroe. Gort
ging nod elmer Operation cine UNI
pan0lung Dor lid, uno aus Der ein-
itigen @rna eridien nunmebr tan
eingetragen elm iunger
Nann nit Dem 8ornnmen @rnit.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16
RotialGee fiirs Raats

Sengflede aus 5loneGiaden Der
idminoen meiitens, menn man iiber
ole Stelle nit elmer our6geidnitte-
men 3niebeI reibt, obne 5u Iebr 81
0riiden, Oamit Die 8oufaler nidt ab-
9erieben miro. Damn nadipiiblen
nit lauDormem @aller, Oan1it Ser
@eru1 oeridmir0et.
Sengflede in meiBer @ai6e emit
fernt man ourd 8etltpfen nit mar
mem @ailer un0 ginrei6en MI
t3itrore unO SnI8.
I'm feline 8iloer an Sic @ano al
bdngen, lit Elm Stiid AngeGeine BEL
Ter alS Elm Draft, Oa lie ebeniogut
bolt lino peniger auffdat.
Gin fleiner Sdmomm I'M 5dirm-
Timber bem6brt ii6 gut 5um auf-
nebmen Ser Seudtigfeit BON naIIen
S6irmen un0 be1gt Dem Soften Ser
S6irmipibe Dor.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16
NMsipriic6e bcriihmttcr
Sr0Mctt

@ir leben i'm SabrbunOert oes
&inoes.
Glen Sep.
Nie pieIe 6reuoen mer0en 8ertre-
ten, neil bic Meniden meiIt nur in
Die S06e sltfen uilO, mas 5u ibren
liegt, nidt adten.
@oetbes Welttter.
i'm SanoeIn i6mad I'M Gull
ben, lit MGnterart;
S6mo6 i'm Sanoeln itorf i'm 9ul-
Ben, lit 6raienart.
Marie @bner @i1en6a9.
Die @affen uieOerl
Bertha bon Suttner.
9ie 4rditeftur lit g%efrorene Mu-
lit. Cine &atbe0rale lit cine berr-
li6e 9lrt BON @eOanfen in Stein.
Mooome oe Stdel.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16
8eitrafte l1nbanfbarfeit

Biotfo ging gu 5loren8 einmoI
einigen ieiner Sbiiler uno
5reunoe i%pa3ieren. 9abei geriet
elm en~tIaufelles, milogemoroenes
S6mein Dem Maler 5miihen Sic
Seine unO rib i'm 81 8ooen.
@iotti ridtete lid atf fIopfte iid
ben Stau6 ab unO iagte la9eno 3n
ieinen 8egIeitern:
v9as Sdmein bat gang redt.
Sd babe nit oen goriten ieiner
Stammesgenoiien oiele tauieno Sire
.peroient, aber es lit mir nod ME
eingefaaen, ibnen nal einen Sopf
Suppe III ipen0ieren."
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16
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Angaben lit Oos @er5leioen oeS
@oriibenoen oeS N1ilit1rausihuiies
oes Observation-Disclosures, 4bge-
promoter MaD oerort ernit, Dob
Oie AbiiHt i'm I'M September Dor
Dem Meao au8ihuB ousIagen 5u
lniien mobI fallen gelaIien mer-
ben muB. Gieier Ausi6uB, Dem
Senator Meao porIte6t, befnBt
iid NIT Den iogenonnten &riegs-
profiten.
AbgeorOneter MoD ioIIte iiber
8erbinOungen nit einem
90 lnitionsfon5ern in Sllinois aus
8isber bat MoD itets err
Hart. Dab er ieine 8e3iebungen
5u oieiem @rlppenunternebmen
Ole @ebriioer @arifon por--
itunoen, mir aus potriotii9en uno
aus finon3iellen @riinoen
u~nter6olten babe.
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Sab Dem Meoo 4lisi6uB bereits
50 8riefe 6iigegangen iin0, IN mel
den &riegsteilnebmer beidreiben,
nie f~eblerbofte @ei6oIie Die 2e-
ben amerifaniiher Sol0aten for
Oerten. Der Mea0 : ausIduB bot
oas &riegsamt oufgefor0ert, felt
5uitellen, melde 6irmen AZ Coll
DIFFERENTIATION, nm melde ii6 Sic
oreben, anfertigte. Cine Der,
ben beioen CARTONS unterItellen,
fertigte iolde @eidoiie
an, 0o6 liegt iomeit nod fem
gepeis oafir Dor, Dob lie febIer-
Bacterial lieferte.
Ger 8eridt ilber Ben 3uitan0
oes %QlbgeorOneten Mfap lit in 6orm
@rfldrung pom @oIbing-
Anualt Maps ber0ffentli6t
luor0en. Ser 8eridt lit bon 3pei
orge s.. Arfer, in 8reitonburg
aer3ten, Sobn q. Mrder uno @e-
aentufp, in welhem Stant MaD
lif jest aufbalt, unteraeidnet NOR.
oen.
Die beioen 9ler0te erfldren, oaB
lie Mop ifon Ieit Sabren bebnrl-
Oelt batten, unb onB lie iest ait
Dem @raebnis gefommen ieien,
oaB ibr 8atient fir cine ltnbeitimm-
be Belt Ser &lbe ltno iorgf6ltiger
dr5tliher 8ebanOlung beoiirfe.
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gina Hectoris, oIlgemeiner gr-
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