davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-09
FINAL SCORES
 ATBASKETBALL

Following are the final scores of basketball games played last night in the states
 Arkanas 50; Texas Christian 53. Auburn 60: Florida 53.
 South Carolina 51; Clemson 41. North Carolina State 34; Wake Forest 30.
 North Carolina 33; University of Maryland 3l.
 Louisiana State 73; Mississippi State 3I.
 Oklahoma A & M 46; DePaul 38. Morningside 50; s. Dakota A. Creighton 33; St. Louis 32. Iowa State ST; Nebraska 43. South Dakota State 62; North Dakota State 45.
 Washington 41; Drake 34. Northwestern 72; Minnesota 49 Bowling Green (Ohio) 50; Ham, line (St. PauD 35.
 New Mexico AT; Texas Tech 45. Southern Methodist Il; Dallas Naval Air TO.
 U. of California AZ; U. of South ern California 35.
 Denver 43; Colorado State 38. Montana 73; Gonzaga 54.
 Utah State 35; Colorado A & M 34 Linfield Il; College of Idaho 3l. UCLA 39; Stanford 26.
 Univ. of British Columbia 82; Portland 38.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-09
SNOW DOPE

New, wetter snow, in town and on the meadows, likely has knocked the fine edge off the ultra skiing that existed on the Douglas Island area earlier this week and last weekend, but those who have tried out the trail late ly still found good sport
 The usual program of instruction for the more and less proficient, "eats" and trial runs over informal courses is set for Sunday
 Those with racing ambitions are locking to get in good workouts this weekend and next before the competitive season opens with the running of the Moller Trophy race on February 24; the first event on this seasons racing calendar
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-09
NO. 1 CAGE
 BATTLE ON
 AT GARDEN

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-Two of the Nations most powerful basketball teams-the colorful and beat en Ramblers of Notre Dame and the equally one-time defeated New York University Violets-clash to- night in this towns game of the year"
 Comparable to the annual Notre Dame-Army football classic which packs the ball parks to the bulging point, this l2-year-old court rival ry has taken on all the glamcr of its gridiron counterpart and man. moth Madison Square Garden has long been sold out of it's 18,000 plus capacity.
 In addition, thousands were turn ed away and scalpers were doing a rushing business asking and getting as much as $15 per for end arena seats regularly priced at $1.75.
 Although both teams boast al- most identical records, Notre Dame ruled five point favorite, probab- ly because it's opposition has been tougher than that encountered by the Violets. With only a 56-55 de- feat by Northwestern to mar their otherwise perfect record, the Irish list such standout clubs as Ken lucky, De Paul, Great Lakes and Purdue among their victims.
 Coach Elmer Ripley said he ex- poets plenty of trouble from the Violets, despite the fact Notre Dame has been victorious in 10 Of the 12 previous meetings between the two schools.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-09
MIKE TOML HERE

Mike Toml, a resident of Sitka, is a guest at the Gastineau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-09
PETERSBURG TAKES SECOND GAME FROM KETCHIKAN CAGERS

Petersburg cagers last night, at Petersburg, defeated Ketchikan Kayhi 34 to 30 according to advices received by the Empire from Will der of the Petersburg Press.
 Petersburg overcame a 16 to 10 halftime Ketchikan lead and then maintained it to the end. There were many fouls during the game, l2 for Petersburg and 20 for Ketch- ikan.
 A hot game is expected to- be played tonight with Petersburg leading the series 3 to 2.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-09
Sports Shorts

BOSTON, Feb 9-Joe (Ducky Medwick, one of the greatest right handed hitters in National League history, was internationally releas- ed by the Boston Braves yesterday
 Voted the Leagues most valuable player in 1887, Medwick was sold to the Brooklyn Dodgers for re- ported S1O0,000 in 1940. He went on waivers to the Giants in 1943 and to the Braves last June.
 SAN DIEGO, Calf. Feb. 9.-Luis Castillo of Los Angeles, who is rated the second ranking bantam weight boxer of the world, last night displayed his championship talent to San Diego fight fans. One hundred nineteen pound Cas- tillo stopped 121 pound Tony Be- cerra of Mexico City in the first round. Becerra hit the resin three times before remaining there for the full count.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 9-The University of California basketball team has sole ownership of the Southern Division leadership in the Pacific Coast Basketball Confer ence. The Bears last night defeat- ed their first place rivals, the Uni
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-09

one-time Georgia shoeshine boy let Elevator Johnny take charge gave you the idea Jack was two other guys in there last night.
 Greco won just about everything but the decision, and when the of ficials failed to give hims that, the crowd of 18,941 booed lustily, The sellout, incidentally, resulted in a gross gate of $148.l52.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-09
HOME SsFEKERS - ATTENTION!

The following form is requested to be filled cut for the purpose of gathering information necessary for the subms sion of application requesting Federal assistance for allevating Juneau's critical housing situation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-09
SUICIDE VERDICT

Following a Coroner's inquest con- ducted here this morning by U. S, Commissioner Felix Gray, on the death yesterday of Myrven II. Sides a jury returned verdict of. Sui eide. by shooting hi. -self vlsh an 8-mm Mannlicher file"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-09
MILE THREAT MAY BE IN STORE kT
 HUNTER TONIGHT

BOSTON, Fec. 9.--If, in the short space of three weeks, French cham pion Marcel Hansenne has master ed the difficult art of running on boards, the packed crowd of 13,900 expected to sit in on tonight's 57th Boston A. A. track meet will be
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-09

versity of Southern California, 42 to 35. The teams meet again to- night at Berkley, and U. c. vic tory would virtually assure the Bears of the Southern Division title.
 VANCOUVER, B. c. Feb. 9-Se- attle beat Vancouver 6 to last night in a Pacific Coast hockey league encounter.
 NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-The New York Yankees have announced that outfielder Charley Keller, Major League veteran, has signed his 1946 basball contract.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-09
JOE CROSSON HERE
WEATHER FORECAST
 (Juneau and Vicinity

Joe Crosson, one of the best known Alaska Pilots, now head of the Northwest Air Service in Se- attle, arrived from the westward yesterday via PIMA plane and is re- gistered at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-09
FROM CHICAGO

MT. and Mrs. Joseph D. Burgess arrived here yesterday from Chica- go. They are staying at the Gas tineau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-09
ICE SHIkNEY

Only one hockey game was played last night and that was in the U. s. League. Minneapolis beat Dallas by a 80 score.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-08-17
MnDnDmer 2eIer. :

Sbtpobf mir anfragen obne gea-
mensnnteri6rtft un6 poIIe @oreiie
ni1t gu beantnorten pflegen, poaen
mir oiesmal cine 4usnabme maiden,
oa Sbre slnfrase bon oIgemeinem
Sntereiie lit uno ieoen &atbolifen an
gebt. = Seoer &atbolif lit unter
lhnerer Siinoe berpfli6tet, an Sonn=
nno gebotenen Seiertagen oie beilige
ytelle gu boren. 0as beilige MeBopfer
beftebt aus brei Saupt- ln6 neIent-
li6en Seilen: Dem Sffertoriun, ser
Wanolung nno ser &ommunion. @er
aus lrgenoeinem midtigen @rnnoe,
obne feline S6ul6, at IpGt fon1mt,
nber ood Dor Dem Sffertoriun1, bat
ole bellige Weiie seb0rt. &ranfbeit
ooer unpoblIein tp1brenb Ser beili-
gen Wtelie entl6uloigt bon Ser tell
Deilen ODER gan5en anpobnung Ser
betligen Wteiie. gs lit cine llnIitte,
Die Stride gleid nod ser beiliaen
&ommunton 81 perlaiien obne trifti-
gen 8runo. 8ei oieier @elegenbeit
lei bemerft, baB man audi mirflid
I'M Sinne Der Stride Ser beiligen Nei-
lebeitpobnt, 8. +. baB man lid perae-
igennartigt, bob bier gbriitus Sid in
nnblutiger 8eiie bem binmliihen
gater aufopfert. 9esbalb loate man
anoabtig Der beiligen Sanolung fol-
gen, inoem man an Ser Sano zines
Utiliale ooer zines guten 8e6etbudes
NIT Dem Prieiter oer SanDluns oes
Brieiters folgt, ooer aud oen 3oien-
fran5 betet. Qm paiienbiten lit Ser
idmer5ensrei6e yoienfron5. slu9
ourd ieine Saltuns uno iein san5es
genebmen iou man 5eigen, Dob man
Dor 8ott in Ser Stride fniet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-08-17
9. g., gplp., >.

8tr iino BEL Ser 2eftiire bieler gu.
idrift an elm Golumbuier Sageblatt
5u berIelben ueber5eugung gefommen
als Sic. Ser S6reiber lit elm Wann,
Ser, nie er ielbit geitebt, Der feline
Religion bat, uno maBt iid Elm l1r-
tell on iiber ettpas, tpopon er feline
bloiie abnung bat. gr ipridt pie Elm
8iloer iiber Sarben. 3ubem 1trteilt
er iiber oie 9eidi6te Ger &eligion,
oie er ni6t fennt. Dos benefit iein
Iusipru6, baB iebe gfeligion Sana.
tismus lit unb ieoes 2ano, in MEL
dem Die &eligion gebliibt, al1grunoe
gegangen lit. Ser Mann Ieioet an
booenloler 9ummbeit. 8er lber Elm
9ing iid elm ridtiges l1rteil peri6af.
fen min, iu6t oasielbe fennen su Ter
mem. 0as @eItdnbnis, Dob Ser Sdrei-
ber madt: ~Meine Genntnis uno
mein urteil iino iebr bei9r1nft" be-
meilt oas 8eiagte. Seine &enntnis
Der engliIden Sprahe lit ebenfaas
lebr rbei6ranft".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-08-17

1946E947, bunoertunoie9aig Wil-
lionen 8uibel gu $1.55 pro 8ulbel;
1947/1948, bui16ertunbie6aig Meil-
lionen 8ulbel 5ll $1.55; t948/1949,
bunoertunoDieraig Milionen 8uIbeI
gum Weinimalpreis bon $1.25, uno
1949 1850, bunoertunbpier5ig Mil-
lionen 8nibel gum Winimalpreis bon
81 pro 8uibel. Oie oiesiabrige
5la6sernte &anaoas bel1uft liA auf
runo 100000 Mcres, .gegen 1884,
600 Icres i'm pergangenen Sabr. Sea.
naoa er5ielt oieies Sabr cine iebr rei-
de Sbiternte; Die Mpfelernte miro
auf 15,644,O00 8uibeI seidGbt, let-
tes Sabr muroen nur 7,635,OO 8u-
ibel ersielt. Die Yfirii9ernte miro auf
| ,931 900 8uibel gei66tt uno iit Inn
nabe5u Elm Biertel GROCER als oie lest-
iabrige.
Werifos Baum poIIern-
te miro auf 100000 8allen Gle bier
bunoertadtunbiiebaig 8funo) ge.
ibatt. 2ettes Sabr ergab Die 8aum-
molIernte 428,000 8anen bon $780,.
600 acres; bieies Sabr tparen nur
$4,000 acres nit 8aumtpone be-
pflan5t.
Sn 81 TT a I n Beginner
Die g8olIDerfdufe tpieber inn Monut
September. Gin Min6eItpreis bon air.
ia $24.3O pro bunoert Bfuno tpur6e
bereinbart. Sir bic lestiGbrige 8oGe
betrng Der Breis nur $2O.70.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-08-17

arm. Die porbem 0iiriten nnrert,
Serren GROCER 2Gnber un6 bieler
80lfer, tpuroen tpieber Strten Der
5eelen oie inter unidsliden Miiben,
aber nit tpabrem gifer, ipie6er aiif-
5ubauen iudten, ,pas ibre 8org1nger
in Der Gorge I'm ibre Shlofier nno
5eitliben Sitter, inn Meibe Der SeeIen
Dernahldiiigt uno tpas Der Stiirnl
Der &eooliition nieoergeriiien batte.
5hredlif batten Die Ronige Sronf-
reids sefrepelt segen @ott, Die Stride
uno ibr eigenes 8olf. Da entbrannte
Der Corn bes anerboditen tpioer iie.
sd tperoe iiber eu9 berauffiibren
oas Sdnert," iprad Der Serr Der
Seeri6aren. Cure 8obnungen fol-
len piiite geIaiien tperoen. Cure @rG.
Der iollen peroen cine Sdtte oes
8rauens. SeIbit cure @ebeine iollen
feline &ube finben. sic iolen peroen
pie Elm Sarfen Scot i'm .Ingeit6te
aller 8olfer."
(Sortiesung folg)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-08-17
wie Scr Bmietpfarrer
Sie melt aniiebt, ,sttS
,ras cr eriebamte. ais
er ,anter Bic
prepbeteit eine
Spn s. o d tu. 9. Slider,
8ni6pfarrer
(Sortiesung)
&irdenaeididte

Die @eltgei6idte nad gbriItus lit
5ur Sauptlabe cine 8eididte Ser
Stride, Elm &f Ser Meni6en fir
o0er geeen gbriit,ts. Die Stride bat
BEN alten &anlpf nit Dem Sra6en
tpie6er aufgenommen eemaB Der
slufsabe ibres Stifters, Ser oa Iagte:
sd bin nid)t gefommen, oen Sriebet
5u brinsen, ionoern oas Sdmert."
Der &an1pfesruf aus @ngelsmunb
r8er lit pie @ott?" lit auh ibr
sSelogeldrei. Sbre Stdrfe lit oie
8abrbeit, @ottes @ort ibr S6pert,
oelien S6neioe Die bGrteIten S6lGge
ni6t idartig MAIDEN fOnnen. 1as
&reu5 lit Stab uno Stiite. Spfer-
freuoige 2iebe tpeiIt Sen 8eg. slui
ibrer SABINE itebt GbriIti 8erbeiBung,
Dab oie Bforten ser Sole ite nie
iiberpaltigen ioaen.
llno es ergrimmte Ser alte Grade.
gr iammelte ieine Sdaren uno
ltiirmte gegen bieIen 8unoerbau Got
tes. Simmer neue aampfgenoiien
bringt er beran. SIT ser cine nieoer.
gerungen, treten 5pei anoere an ieine
Stelle.
Som alten &om gefiibrt, erbob iid
5uerlt ons gan5e Seioentum pioer oie
iunge Stride. ltnermiioli6 arbeitete
oas SfDert. Seuerbrdnoe looerten
auf. afrifos 8eitien tpuroen CUR Sill
Re gerufen.
8as Der Meni6en 8osbeit unb
Ser Soae @ut erlinnen fonnte, muir.
oe berbeieebra6t, sic il,nge Stride gu
bernihten.
~@nnoerbar," lagen Sic aIten
SGriften, uie mebr man gbriIti 2ebs
re ST unteroritdcn iudte, oeito mebr
breitete lie li6 aus.
gta6 oreibunbert Sabren erlabn1te
Ser Irm Der Serfolgung. Inter 4on-
itantin Dem 8roBen ipuroe Die Sir
DIE frei. Ser romiide 4aiier murbe
Gbriit.
sl6er Die Stride fano feline gfube.
THDe 1DurDe 1Dr Ser0erben tenn. SSbre
Stdrfe lit Der &f. SIN 4anpf
tpadit tbre &ruft. 0arum &f ge=
gen Die 2iige uno ben 8ater Ser 2u-
&c, Gampf gegen sic Siinoe uno al
Les, tpas sur Siiuoe fiibrt.
0as alte Seioentum NOR tot. Muf
Den Sriimmern Der Seioentempel er.
boben itd driitlide Gir6en. Qber
neue 5einoe eritanOen iebt ouf Ser
gan5en 2inie. llnideinbar, uno auf
oen eriten 8lif peniger ordueno, ols
oas Seioentum nit ieiner roben @e-
malt, tpuroen iie bo6 melt sefdbrli-
der.
gs mar Die Sdreiie, Sic Srrlebre,
Die iett ibr pielgeItaltises Saupt er-
bob. giel llnbeil, groBen sl6fau brad-
te ite iiber Die Stride @ottes. gines
Dtorgens erpabte Die 8elt, i6reibt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-08-17
Sitter &pblenser.

0uB Die altebrtpiiroige ct. &aitor,
Stride nabe am &bein-llfer Der Ger.
itorung entgangen lit, erfabrt man
aus Ser gea6ri6t, oaB BORT gr5biIdoi
8ornetpaiier bon Srier eine 8rebigt
belt, in ipelder er Dor elmer iiberfiin.
ten Stride iiber sic gt0te Ser 3eit
iprad, oie iid beionoers in Ser Scot
Der Sugeno 1no Ser 5arnilie aeigt.
~Ia oas 5ur6tbare Der Gergangen-
belt" erflarte @r5biifof 8ornetpai.
ier, riit gefommen our6 Die @ottes.
ferne i'm 8olf. 9arum lit ser ein5ige
8eg gum 8eltfrieoen llnb gum 8ie.
oeraufbau Die ltmfebr unb Seimfebr
5u @ott uno @ottes @ebot. Cine &ol-
lettioi6ulO miiiie abgelebnt tperoen. +"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-08-17
arn,-Runhfd,au
8un s. 90. Senenid, ebemali'
ger &eoaftcmr bes ,Qan6mann'

gea6 neueiten g Shdsu,,-
gen gibt es oieies SeSabr airfa ieh5ebn
Bro5ent tpeniger Serbitferfel als les.
es Sabr. 9ie 3abl Der 5riibiabrsfer-
tel fommt Der lestiabrigen ungefGbr
gleid. Gin Sallen Der 5leiidpreiie
miro ittnerbalb bon orei Monaten
bon Sadleuten propbe5eit. Sic neiien
oarauf bin, oaB Die iogenannten
v2oders" Biz oabin ansefiiqt iino
uno ipeniger gebanitert miro.
Die MeebIpreiie miifien
erb0bt neroen, bamit bie groBen
Miblenbeiiser auf ibre Soften fon-
men. gead Der aeitmeiligen ginitel.
lung Der Breisabminiitration idnen-
ten 6ie @eiSenpreiie berart in Die
&obe, oab Die Miiller 5miihen boben
|Breiien fir Weiaen uno ,.ngeniigeno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-08-17

cine Sdriftitelle aus iener Belt, un6
fano, oaB iie iiber geadt orianiid ge.
morben mar.
Die Stride iiberitano aud oieIe @e-
fabr. Oob ie mebr tie ith ausbreitete,
oeito mebr ltanoen ,1eue, INNER 5abl-
rei6ere Seinbe gegen iie auf. 9alo
Daren es ibre eigenen, ungeratenen
Sobne, balb tpnren es sSeinoe bon
auBen, baIb tpar es Die Srrlebre, baI6
Die tpeltlide Wadt, Ole itd an ibrelm
Wunoerbau beriu6ten.
9ie Stride itano felt uno uner-
l6iittert. Ia Die S6relten, al sic
groBen 11nb fleinen Stiirmer bot Der
Sturm ser 3eit pertpebt. Sic tparen
in ibrer 3eit Die 8erf5euge in ser
Sano bes samadtigen, Die Steine
oieies 8unberballs feIter gu fitten.
@er Iugen bat su ieben, Ser iebe.
8er Sbren bat 81 boren, Ser bore!
8er itano am anfanse oieies sSabr-
bunoerts feIter in ibrer Wadt als
Die oeutiden Siiriten? 8er oamaIs
oorbergeIagt bdtte, mas mir beute
alle Diien, Ben bdtte man als Scar
rem angeleben.
slae oieie Serren, fatboltid) tpie
proteitantild, batten fatboliides Sir
6engut geitoblen. Seute baben ibnen
lire llntertanen auG pielfa6 oas nod
genommen, mas ibnen bon re6tspe-
gen geborte.
Sn meiner SSugeno tpuroen IN
GreuBen unter Der Gegierung @il.
belms I. uniere 8tidofe, iebr biele
BrieIter, ale Sroensleute, tpeibIi6
uno mannli6, aus BreuBen BERTHE
ben. IuBer Imerifa 1par SoIano oas
ein5lge 2ano in europa, oos sic Ser
triebenen gaitli6 oufnabm.
llno tpas geidab? Gin babies bum,
bert Sabre ipdter nuB ser gnfel ie-
mes oeutiden &aiiers, @ifbelm H.,
in oemlelben Sol1ano nit ieiner ssa-
mile etne 3uflu6t iu6en, oa ieine
ltntertanen i'm nidt mebr baben mol.
len uno fein anoeres Sano i'm auf.
nebmen tpia.
8or oos 3ufaa uno fam oos BON
ungefabr?
Gie Solfer ser groe tperoen ourd-
einanoer geidiittelt. N1nner, oie
beute groB itno uno mddtig, Die Ser
rem Der 8elt, tperoen morgen nibt
mebr seieben. &onigstbrone ianfen in
oen Staltb. Cine Srrlebre nad Der
onoeren fommt auf uno aerfdat i'm
Saufe Der 3eit. yeur sic Stride alleiu
ltebt felt unb uneridiitterliG.
Sd CLAUDE, es bat nien1als eine
3elt gegeben i'm 2aufe Der @el6idte,
mo- man 10 offenbar oos @olten oes
ollmahtigen @ottes, tpie auh oen
Singer Seiner unbeusIamen @eref-
tlgfeit in Der @eI6i6te beobahten
tam, als in Den lesten 5ipeibunoert
Sobren.
Sic Stride 8ottes mar 5u reid, ae-
Doroen Die &ir6enfiirIten batten iid,
Den 3eiden uno M6dtigen Ser groe
beigeIeqt. Sn ser Gorge Inn sic 5eit-
ltden Sitter pergaBen iie gu oft oie
eipigen. slnitatt bie 56afen 5u bitten,
batten tie Die S6afe geidoren, ibre
Wole oerfauft l,no iib bon ibreln
5ett genabrt. 0ie S6afe aber tparen
IN Die SIRE gegangen, uno piele oabei
in Der 8iiite oerI6ma6tet.
Sann fam Elm Sturm bon ssranf-
reid ber uno madte Die Stride tpieoer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-08-17
e. g., q. g.

Sffi5ieqen Mngaben 5ufolge, baben
mir, bie anterifaniihen Steuer5abler,
Sotpiet-HuBlanb fiinfaebnbunoert So.
fomotipen, 10000 Srahttpaggons,
$4,000 Sonnen @iienbabnidienen,
10000 Sonnen giienbabnrdoer llno
-adien geidenft, auBer ben 8iqionen
ib-Bodt- -@eloern. gum Danf be-
ldinpfen lns faIt tdglid Die Wos-
fau'er 8ldtter. ltnlere uNN&@s Gel.
Ser, oie mir na6 oen bon ben 6uiien
beietten @ebieten ididen, laden oie
Sopiet-8eamten i6mun5elno elm ltnO
finoen llnlere Broteite oagegen unbe-
griinoet ltnb unperi6dmt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-08-17

Elm bobes @lns nit ettpas engerem
Salie balb nit @aiier, 6ns man NIT
3ufer ober Sirup ettDns berfiiBt.
9ieie Slider itellt man iiberal bin,
mo oie 9meiien ibre regeImdBigen
BerfebrsItraBen baben. ssn tDenigen
Sagen lit bas @las nit 5abnoien
@meiien angefiillt. Damn Ieert man es
aus nnb fiillt es bon 1,euen1 NIT Der
oeriiiBten SliiBigfeit. gluf bieie 8ei-
ie BIN ib aIle Mmeiien i'm Sauie unb
@arten losgenoroen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-08-17
(Sortiebung folet)
MuAkuMN
Bon Srpf. 5. 10. Oabren,
&ebaftemr bes ,@aiienfrennb'
. Sram 6. a., Mo. =

@egen Sitausidlag (Seat Bim-
ples) sibt es nifts, mas idneaer uno
griinolider bilft als @iiig. Wan
mald)t oie betreffcnoen Seile nit 81
Jig ooer legt giiigfompreiien auf, et-
Da 5lpan5ig bis oreiBig Wtinuten
lang, uno erneuert tie bon 3eit 5u
3ett. Grndbnt iei, tporauf mir friiber
bereits bingetpieien, oaB gliigauf-
ldldge sic bartnddiglten Sautleioen,
nie Sledten (ge5ema) beilt. gs lit
aber not1penoig, oaB man Die Mnpen-
oungen oreis biz oiernal tdgli6 por-
nimmt. Sanoe ooer SiiBe itelt man
ettpa cine balbe Stunbe lang in @i-
Jig. stnbere &orperteile belegt man
nit giiigaufIdldgen. Ser tpeiBe 81
lif lit por5u5ieben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-08-17
WOLFRAM'S MALTUM
aI3fnffee)

unier Mal5tafee 1T feine ger6itete.
fonoern semoIate @erite nod pfar-
rer &neipp 'iher Weetbo6e. &c 1T pat-
reg Wal5, reid an Ndbritoffen nit
angenebmem NaI3gefhmof. 8eion-
oers ainbern, alten 2euten pn6
4runfen 81 enrpfebIen.
Hreis: 25e per 9fun0; % Natete. s.
Grpreb unb HurceI Soft ertra
THE WOLFRAM co.
P.Ok. y Columbus, Ohie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-08-17
- Tran @m. g., Wp. =

als 6as bette Observation-Disclosures
mittel rdt eine 2eIerin bas folgenoe
on: SD babe" 10 erflart Tie, ralle
nur eroenfliden Mittel periudt uno
babe i6lieBlib oas folgenoe nit Dem
belten @rfolg ongeipanbt: Man fiiQt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-08-17
6. s., 81.

8ettide, beionoers idnar5e 0iet-
tide nno Meerrettif, iino iebr ge-
iuno, beionoers fir 2eber- uno @al-
lenleioenoe. Bfarrer &neipp bebaup-
tet, Dob &ettidwaiier, a6t Big bier
5ebn Gage lang niihtern setrunfen,
BON ben i6periten @aGeniteinleioen
befreit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-08-17
INFLICTED 6Oc Wert--Pro-
MOO AEN befIaschen Won

FoRNTS HEIL-OEL. LINIMENT anti
septisch--bringt schnelle Linderung Won
rheumatischen und neuralgischcn Schmer-
zen. muskulosen RIckenschmerzen. stei-
fen oder schmerzenden Muskeln, Verstau-
chunsen und Verrenkunsen.
FORNI'S MACOI.O - alkalisch - lindert
gewisse vorIbergehende MagenstSrungen
vie Sodbrennen und Verdauung st0run.
gen. hervorgerufen durch elm Uebermass
an SSure.
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-23
SPEECH
CULTURE
BY BEATRICE |. MORGAN
Lesson VII 2
PRONUNCIATION

Lesson VII
PRONUNCIATION
In the United States accent
varies according to the locality
in which we live. We find far d:f-
ferent and distinct accents in the
east, west, north and south. A
person from the east may say
"caow" for "cow'' and this parti-
cular trait is sometimes very fas-
cinating. But if he makes a crude
mistake in saying "yestiddy' in
stead Of yesterday, that kind
of error in pronunciation would
be the kind that originated in i'll
iteracy. One Of the common faults
in speech is to drop the letter that
ends a word, such as "sumth.n''
for Something.
Some persons who sound the It
in often often, make the error
because he does not know the cor
rect pronunciation, or he is care
less in speaking. and by rapid
utterance of words, fails to notice
that he has made a vast error.
Another fault in pronunciation
is that we clip syllables and slul'
words and drop consonants. and
many times we know better, or
do not take the trouble to pro-
nounce carefully.
A person is considered a wise
one, who will not use a word un-
less he knows the correct pronun-
citation, and in this case when a
word arises in ones regular trend
OF conversation. and he knows not
just how to pronounce the word
correctly, he should substitute an
other word, as soon as possible.
remembering the word, consult
his dictionary, and then use the
word as soon as possible in his
conversation SO that it will soon
become very easy for him to pro-
nounce freely and without self
consciousness.
Continued next week.
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-23
Watson's School
Of Beauty

The Watson School of Beauty
Culture has completed a week of
colorful affairs. The graduation
exercises were held Friday, Nov.
10Th at Pilgrim Baptist church
resulting in the admittance of 5
new operators in the field of s
metology in the persons of Mrs.
Rebecca e. Evans; Mrs. Alice
Singleton; Mrs. Ruby Lee Boddie:
Mrs. Edna Mcdonald and for tea
cher's license, Mrs. Doris F. Bar
nett.
On Saturday November 16 the
school held a formal party at the
Amvets. An Open House Tea for
the graduates was given Sunday
Nov. IL at the Amvets and we
wish to thank our many friends
who helped to make all of u af-
fairs a success.
For the benefit of those who
have found it inconvenient to at
tend school during the day; MI ,
class has been opened by Watson's
school.
E.. Mayfield, reporter.