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The Omaha guide., 1947-03-01
(by RUTH TAYLoR)

fic rules determined upon by him
self and his fellows as the most
convenient way to give freedom to
all by cooperation for the common
good.
He may work where and when
and how he will-provided that
work harms no one nor 50 affects
him that he becomes a charge upon
the state. If he doesn't like a lob
or a locality, he is free to get up
and leave.
de may worship in his w way
freely and with only his own
conscience to determine his beliefs.
His faith is not for the State to
dictate. 1t is between himself and
God.
His home is inviolate, protected
from even the State itself bv the
Bill of Rights. His children. pro-
vided they are cared fer and edu-
Gated, are his to guide and cherish
not to be taken from him. as long
as he fulfills his duty of father
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-01
By COLLIER

tonight Mr.. Whiteside said, stand
ing up ready to leave.
AS 1 said, I was somewhat fright
ened, but I had to play my part"
I said hurriedly, not rising from
my chair. MY teacher straighten-
ed out my tie, and T."
We're on our way" Mr.. Allen
said as he walked out.
This benefit dance is important
to Mrs. Seay and her child. Wen
do our best to put it over, and I
feel sure that there are many
others who will help"
I stood up, pushed my chair a
side. and walked out behind them.
Tomorrow Wen talk about the
entertainment, and then IIl.."
Goodnight Lawrence" they bid
ded in unison.
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ECONOMIC 1AEoRtsT

school, all of the teachers remark
ed about my voice. / said, we, or
rather the school, presented a mus
ical once a year and I was to be in
the chorus. Not the star of the
show but T."
I'VE can have the hall in excel
lent shape for that night" Mr.. AL
len said, not realizing that 1 had
not finished telling them about my
experiences in the entertainment
field. I'VE will contact the band
tomorrow and get that set, but we
must begin the sales and the adv
ertising at once,
Now We r getting somewhere"
I remarked. THE night of the
musical they dressed me in white,
with a pretty black bow tied a.
round the collar. I was a little
frightened when the orchestra be-
gan to play, but I.-"
That is about all that we can do
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hood.
He may read what he wishes. lis
ten freely and speak his mind open
ly and according to his convictions
without fear or favor of the State.
And that State will protect him
even when he speaks in disagree
ment with it.
In a democracy the individual is
a man, ready to stand up and be
counted as one. Under a totalit-
arian regime, by whatever name it
calls itself, be it Nazi, Fascist or
Communist, he is a slave.
Let those who wish to be free
men, therefore, consider what they
Delieve-and let them stand Up at
all times for the democracy which.
imperfect though it may be, still
proclaims the ~sanctity of the indiv
ldual and gives him freedom to
1--we and to pass on a greater meas
ure of freedom to each succeeding
generation.
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-01

all my life, and it has never occur
red to me that there was anything
tigerish about them. Some of those
I knew were exceptionally shrewd,
businessmen, some were teachers,
some were sharecroppers, some
rel prideful farm owners. A few
white mans niggers', I disliked
instinctively, in the same way that
1 dislike scalawags, quislings and
the stink of cheap moonshine Ii
quor in a saturday night crowd.
they were a little mephitic and a
little vulpine as they played the
role of Uriah Heep in blackface,
but they were not tigerish."
Uttering what many black and
white Americans have dared to say
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-01
On Being Vigilant
By GEORGE S. BENSoN
President Of Harding College
SearyA Arkansas

THAT THE price we pay for lib
crty is eternal vigilance may
seem like old stuff to some Of US.
We are prone to relax after be-
ing vigilant for five years during
a hard war. Like the next man,
we pay more attention to signs
of optimism than to those danger
signals that are likely to call US
to vigilance.
As modeH-day Americans, we
indicate by our actions and our
interests that we are concerned
about a lot of things - but per-
haps least concerned about play.
ing Paul Revere roles. Let SAM
uel Adams and John Hancock and
Thomas Jefferson and Patrick
Henry and A. Lincoln and all the
others stay in their history books.
We won our freedom in 1776, and
we've kept it since. So why take
the trouble to worry about being
vigilant in 1947?
Take the 1T is always a lot Of
trouble. trouble to have a mind
toward our freedoms.
With three-fourths of the world
embracing doctrines which op-
pose our cherished freedoms, and
with many of the nations of the
world scorning our kind of Re-
public, we shall have to keep on
taking trouble to defend our way
Of life. This is true, even when
we know that our Republic is the
best and most prosperous any.
where in the history of civiliza.
ton.
We have called America the
melting pot, the place where the
cradle Of liberty was first rocked,
the refuge Of all the prosecuted
Of hundreds Of brands of minori.
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-01
Gifted Negro Artist
Thriving Business

the daily press, but undoubtedly in
the minds of many an American.
and in the muster of important or
CARNATIONS, there has arisen a
fresh sense of responsibility for
the reform and Qualification of the
lAs.O..1s racial dilemma.
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-01
Excerpts From
The Nations
Magazines
H NEGRO DIGEST

THE NEGRO DIGEST
Said former Governor Ellis Gibbs
Arnall of Georgia, we'll known SOU
thern liberal, The Colored man,
be he Japanese, Chinese, Indian or
Negro, is the natural enemy of the
white man, in the same way that
the tiger is the natural enemy Of
the lamb" Speaking further Mr..
Arnall said, Il have seen Negroes
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-01

they are directl,
inter- related, ane
an understanding
OF that fact il
quite important.
AS a recent i'm
migrant to Denver
after many year.
in the South, I was
surprised to fine
that the strongest
racial p%rejudices
in this city are di-
rected against Mex
a and Japan
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-01
ASSAULT AND BATTERY

Lawrence B. Barris, 81, 2308 N.
26th street, was charged with as
sault and battery last week in
muny court. Barris is reported to
have struck his wife during an ar
gument and in turn received a
candy bowl broken ove his head,
welded by Mrs. Barris. Mr.. Bar
ris received treatment at Doctors
hospital for scalp decorations.
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-01
SURVEY GRAPHIC
THE

PATTERN OF A FAILURE
There is ar old heresy in Amer
lea which claims the privilege of
aggressive race prejudice as one of
the inalienable rights of the indiv-,
ldual. That is a popular argument
among race reactionaries today.
1t has great currency in the South.
especially among political leaders.
But is also turns up from time to
time in the malice of certain news
paper columnists who reach nation
al audiences.
AS a nation, we have expended
valuable energies in perpetuating
the w~asteful and sterile luxury of
blracial institutions. We have
wasted the human resources of
Negro Americans by submitting
them to a relentless system Of
Illustrations and rejection; we
have wasted resources of the
whole nation in the enforcement
and justification of that system.
The way things stand along our
racial frontiers on any particular
day may look grim enough as one
scans the stories of excuses in
word and deed, which appear in
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-01
Future Is YOnrs>>>
What Are Yon Doing About 1t?
Presented as a Special Service to Negro Youth by The OMAHA
GUIDE in Cooperation with the National Urban Leagues Vocational
- A-.aA.nu- CannaiunA
The Stories Of Two Accountants

-one near enough to the top to look back and tell how he
planned his future.
the other an excellent example of a good beginning.
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-01
OUR
|GUEST
Column
Edited by vERNA p. HARRIS
FARM POLICY mi
URBAN BICOTRY
tBy BENTON j. STRONG, Editor
National Union Farmer)

DENVER
Just what has national farm pol
icy to do with the minority prob
lens in many of our cities?
Remote as the two may seem.
The Omaha guide., 1947-03-01

Ellis Arnall declared there is no
Negro problem, although the Am
erican Negro has a problem. In
many respects it is a problem com
mon to all minority groups any,
where in this or any other country.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19
Sd1n,utk int frin.

Sdmiide oein Seim! Gos gebt sic
5rauen on; ibnen lit oas 3epter iiber
Die fleine @elt innerbalb Der bier
Wtauern in bie Sono gegeben; ba fol-
len lie berrl6en 1lnb regieren. Sit's
nidt cine Der erlten SerriherpfliG=
ten, auf Sd6nbett uno Sronung su
balten? @ann baben oeine 2e,,te, Ser
Wann uno sic &inoer, ibre belle
6rellbe am eigenen Seim9 glnttport:
Wenn 6as Sal1s Elm tpabres Shmud-
fdItden lit: Die 3immer i6on aufge=
raumt, bie 8etten sernu6t (nid)t erit
am Ibeno, bepor Der SansI 1pieber
bineinl6lupfD, Ser 8oben gej6euert,
Dos @elpano alles i6on an ieinem
Blas, gef1lliee 8ilber an ser @ano.
reinli6es 8eited in Ser 2abe, ianbere
8orbange (iie nliiiien ni6t aus 90,
matt Iein, @ott betpobreD an oen Sen-
Itern uno buitenbe 8lumen am @e=
inns. sSSn einem iol6en Saus tits ge=
miitlif uno fiiblt man ii6 oobeim.
"a legt man ben Wontel germ ab,
lpenn man auf 8eiu6 fonrnt, un6
uerrinnt sic 3eit i'm Sanoumoreben;
man fann iih faum trennen unb be-
neioet Die gliidlihen 2ellte, Die ba
blei6en fonnen.
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groBten Dienit er,pieien, 1tno stpar
nit elmer iolhen ueberfiiIe bon 2iebe
in Seinem Ser3en, ipie 1ie BEL Den
Weniden jih nidt finbet. 8, tpie
perlangte gr itets nit bieier 8lut-
tanfe getauft au tperben! @ie bat gr
immer nab Dem grinfen oes 2eioen-
feldes Sid geiebnt! ltno Or bat obne
8lagen, pielmebr NIT gang ergebenem
Ser5en Die furhtbare 8luttaufe iiber
Sid ergeben laiien, bat bereittpillig
ben bitteren aelh biz our Sefe aus
getrunfen, Inn uns 81, retten. Sim
&reu5e bielten ssbn nicbt 10 iebr sic
ytdgel felt, als bielmebr bie 2iebe our
liinoigen Renidbeit, oie 2iebe au uns.
Oas ruft uns ai,h bas 8ilonis Sci.
mes Sliten Ser5ens 5n; es lit Die
2iebe 5u uns, ,pelhe Sbn antrieb,
alle S6mer5en 10 bereittpillig, i6tpei-
eeno uno geouloig 81 ertragen. Mit-
ten IN oen Slammen, Die aus Seinem
liebenoen Ser5en, getpaltIan empor.
lteigen, ieben mir oos &reu5 aufge.
pflan5t, moran or fir uns geitorben
lit. uno rings Inn Sein pertpnnoetes
Ser5 ieben mir Die Dornenfrone ge-
munoen. Sa, gr bat or bie Martern
NIT einem Ser5en bon flammenber
Stebe fir l,ns bingenommen. DaB oie
lnniglte 2iebe Sbn am &reu5e beieeIte,
erleben mir aus oen erIten @orten,
Die Gr iprad. Die 2iebe brGngte ssbn,
Seine eigenen Geinen 81 bergeIlen
uno fir Seine 8eleioiger au beten:
rSater, pergib ibnen; oenn iie mil
len nldt, mas lie TIM" 8aB oie 2iebe
Sbn beleelte, 5eigen uns Die @orte:
yMtid oiiritetl" So, Sbn oiirltete,
ourh Seine 2eiben allen MenIhen
Den Simmel 5u erIdlieBen. @enn mir
Sbn pieoer lieben, tun mir, mos mir
fonnen, Tim nnlere llno 1tnIerer Wit=
menihen Seelen al retten; bitten mir
uns ia, our6 8erfiibrrng irgenbnel-
der art Sbm eine Seele 5u rauben,
fir Die gr, Der Sobn @ottes = nit
FOLDER Siebe - 10 pieles gelitten bat
nno geItorben iIt.
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8rrnt,nraliphe int
Erthrtt ,tnn &trrhrt,

@enn ier1ano, Inn ,1ns aus ih1pez
rer Scot gu retten, iein gan5es 8ermo=
gen opferte, 10 tpiiroen mir ni6t @or-
te genug finoen, Inn bie @iite eines
10 eolen Ser5ens 5u preilen. @iirbe
er 61oem aus 2iebe 5l1 1,ns ieinen GU
ten gtalnen preisgebell, oarnit mir Al,
Gbren famen, 10 tpGre 1,nler oanfba-
res Staunen nod groBer. @enn er
aber, Inn uns Dor oen perlhul0eten
Veroerben 81 beiuabren, iogar pielen
Wartern unb ielbIt Dem erauiamIten
Sooe iid binsGbe, 10 brauhte man
nur ben Namen 0ieies unieres grDB=
ten @obltdters nennen, Inn unlere
Mugen nit Srdnen Ser 9anfbarfeit
ansllfiillen unO unler Ser5 NIT sslam=
men Der 8egenliebe au ent5iinoen.
genn eine groBere 2iebe bat nieman6,
cls oab er iein 2e6en bingebe fir
feline Sreunoe.
Iber nun beoenfen mir, mas sseius
fir uns getan uno seopfert bat. Ni6t
blob bat @r aus 2iebe 5ll l1ns bie Bit
terIte artnlt getuablt, Inn uns reid
5u MAIDEN, ni6t BLOB auf Semen ar=
ten Ruf per5i6tet, Inn uns geebrt gu
MAIDEN, ni6t BLOB elm miibiames 2e=
ben gefiibrt, INN l1ns unlere Sorgen
5ll erlelbtern, = ct bat aus 2iebe
5u uns, I'M uns bonn peri6uloeten
etDigen 8eroerben au retten, 10 piele
Wartern, 10 piele gerbobnungen er=
onloet, 10 oiele 2eioen in Der Seele
nnb am Seibe ertragen, tpie alle Mars
tprer 5uiammen Tie nidt gebulbet ba-
ben. er bot aus reiner 2iebe 5u uns
oie fl,r6tbare @eiBelung, Die entieb-
lide 0ornenfronung, enolih Den
grallIamiten gob erouloet. uno bas
alles nidt fir Jreunoe, ionoern fir
5einoe. Tim lie aue gu retten. @ibt es
einen Sdmer5. Der Seinem Sdmer3e
gleih fame? @ber gibt es audi eine
2iebe, Die Der 2iebe Seines Seroens
sleih f1me?
Die aufrihtige 2iebe oes Screens
gibt einem fleinen Dienite ihon einen
boben Wert. Seius bat uns aber our1
Sinenbe Seines 2ebens oen aIIer.
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5. g., &D.

9elptB 9ebort Die Srali, beIonoers
Die berbeiratete, on erIter Stelle in
Die Camille; ollein, iie fann aud me-
benbei ii6 in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gSerten Griitli6er NG6ltenliebe uio=
men. S6on in Der @ei6idte oes al-
ten SeItanlents finben mir cine 9feibe
bon 5rauen, melde in berborroeen6er
8eile IN ser SeffentIidfeit aeluirft
baben: Gebbora, 1pel6e bas 8i6ter>
amt uber gan5 Sirael befleioete ,,no
oth als Bropbetin uno Gi6terin ge=
feiert miro (8ud ser gfidter, c. d..
es lei erinnert an oie friegeriIfen
9eloentaten elmer Sabel, lpelde 6en
Siiara totete (ebenoort); an ssuoitb,
pel6e ibr Gaterlano bon Solofernes
befreite. slae bieie baben lange Dor
Der Snngfrall bon Orleans i'm offent-
ltden Seben cine groBe Roue geipielt.
Sas glte SeItament entb1lt aud ben
ldpungpollen 2obpreis Ser rItarfen
5rau" im glfe Ser Sprihap0rter
(c. 80. Iud i'm Reuen Seitanert tre=
ten Die 5rauen pielfa6 offentli6 ber-
Dor. abgeieben baoon, baB Ser SET
lano eine gan5e an5abl BON ssral,e.l
bon ibren aranfbeiten sebeilt fat unb
mebrere Jrauen, Die Shmeiter Maria
oes Sa5arus, uno Die Snmariterin am
Satobs =8rlnnen, elmer belonoeren
ltnterpeilllng tuiiroigte, lparen es
6rouen aus 8alilda, tpelde fir Ben
Sebenslnterbalt oes Seilanoes uno
Selner Singer ioreten; uno 1nter
Dem &rell5e, mo- MIR Elm MpoItel lid
elngeflnoen bate, na6oem Die Ibri-
gen getloben paren, ltanDen oie bei=
llgen Srauen, tpel6e Dem @efreusia-
ten Sreue bielten bis gum Sooe uno
Damn fir Elm 1piiroiges 8eqrGbnis
lorgten - an ibrer Spite sic belize
Wtutter oes Serrn, Die bomols Sen III.
Solepb nldt mebr an Ger Seite batte,
lonoern eine olleinitebe,lbe Jrau tpar
Ine ipater a1d in Ser Mfitte Der ssiin-
ger'dar am erlten 9finsitfeite iaB.
SIN Saufe Ser &irdensei6icbte bat es
5ablreife 5rauen uno Sungfrouen
gegeben, Die nidt BLOB burd Seilig-
telt oes Sebens unb our6 bas Mar-
tprlum, ionoern aub bur6 ibre @e-
lebrlamfeit unb ibre S1tisfeit i'm Of.
fentliden 2eben, als Seriberinnen
auf Dem Sbrone, als 2eiterinnen gro.
Der 8emeinIhaften, als 8flegerinnen
Der aunit, 8iiienidaft rmo ld6nen
Slteratur ii6 aus5eihneten. Nur elm
9ebiet bat bie Sl. S6rift bes Mlten
nno yteuen SeItaments Der amtlihen
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OHIO wAIsENFREUND

8etdtiguiig Der sSranen DerIhloiien,
uno bas lit Die Eeilnabme on ben
gottesoienitliden SonbIungen lino an
Sen bierardiideti @eipaIten iiber.
barpt. Die biernrhil9en SteIlpertre-
ter Gbriiti 1rliiiien NIT autorit1t 6ie
2ebre GbriIti 1tno Sein @eIes DorIe.
gen uno perteioigen, in Seinem gta-
men aud ri6ten rno ltrteile fGllen.
Sic 6rallen fonnten bier in oen &reis
Der 9erufenen niht nit einbe5ogen
meroen, neil bie Mdnnernelt i'm oll-
gemeinen BON Gatur aus ni6t ge-
neigt it, it1 in ben b66iten sSragen
bes 2ebens l,nb bes @etpiliens Ser
autoritdt bon Srauen az beugen. S6.
ne 3neifel feblt pielen Srauen oa5u
nidt Die entlprehenoe 8efdbigung,
aber ein5elne Iusnabnen fonnen
nift bie @runolage fir cine allge-
meine 8eletgebung bieten. Sir eine
nidtomtlide, nebr pripate 9etetli-
gl,ns ser Srauen am firhli6en 2e-
ben, auf Dem @ebiete Der Yripatbe-
lebrung 1lno beIonoers Der &arttas,
bietet oie 81. Shrift bes Nelen Selta=
ments cine eroBe 3one BON geiipie=
len 1lno eeraoe Der III. Ballus sablt
I'M letten &apitel bes &omerbriefes
cine gr0Bere In5abl bon driItli6en
0eatronen auf, oenen er fir ibre gro
ben 8erbienlte nm Die Sahe Gbrilti
uno Ser Stride in beiuegten @orten
ieinen Can't allsipridt.
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MuAkunN
Sun BrDf. s. M. 9nbren
&eoafteur bes ,@aiienfrennb'
= Sran 9. g., Mu.

llm Sopfblumen, sic man an @eib.
,lahten ooer bel ionltigen slnlailen
erbalten bat, in gutem 3uitanb 5ll
betpabren, muB man lie rt6tig 5ll
bebanoeln tpiiien. 9ieie 9lumen fom=
men geipobnlib aus eiuem Sreibbals,
no iie fiinItlid uforciert" 1puroen, 5.
bl. Der @drtner bat ollrd) geeigneten
Ginger oie 8flan5e in tur5er 3eit 5lt
iGnellem @a6st,lm un6 friiber 8liite
gebraGt. @enn iie nun nl,s ibrer
fritferen llmgebitng berausfommen,
muB man iie Sen fritberen Serbdlt=
niiIen anpaiien. 31,nadit mi1B mar
Der @roe I'M Sopf einen geeigneteil
Giiugitoff beifiieen 1lno lie in feuf-
ter, nidt 81 parmer, trodener 2rlft
balten. 9lumen, tpie ). g. bie Goins
lettia oarf ntdt an elnem 5u fiiblen
4las iteben, mo lie falter 3uglltft
ul.sgeIest lit. Wnn mus ie, menn
troden, mdBig begieBen. 90 fam bie
Soinlettta in gllten, gelunoem 3u=
itano erbalten tperoen, bis Sic 8ldt=
ter i'm Spdtipinter in natiirli6er
@eiie gelb perben 1tno nbfnllen, IN
bem man iie auf elm ionniges, mar
mes SenitergeiimS IteQt, mo- oie 2uft
1lidt gu troden lit. Gum 6euftbalten
Ser 2uft lit elm bie gauge JenIterbanf
6eoedenoes 8leh nit nieorigenl &ono
Oas @eeignetite. Oieie 8ledbunterlage
Iolte itets NIT et1pas @olier gefiiIlt
iein. 8is 0tai ooer Stunt fam man
Die 8flan5e 5rritdihneioen 1tno sic
abgeld)nittenen Seile olS Stedlinee
perpenoen. 9ieie Bflege gilt fir oue
Eopfblume1t 6ie man iiber @inter i'm
Simmer bat. 0ie @oroenia bari nift
in oireftes Sonnenlid)t geitellt per-
ben. Gasielbe gilt bon SarnfrGutern
(6erns). 0ieielben brau6en piel @aI=
ier uno Sfatten. Die bette Sempera=
fur fir Sopfblumen I'M Souie lit
apil6en iedsig uno fiinfunoied5ie
8rao Sabrenbeit. Meiberfolse nit
9immerblumen tonunen oft oaber,
Dob man, nitatt einen ri6tigen, pp=
roIen 8lumentopf, einen &oraellans
topf ODER ear eine 8le6fanne ges
6rau6t. 8esen lluge5iefer, pie 3e-
gen1uiirmer uno Die tleinen, peiBen
ShmeiBfliegen, gebrau6e man Sci
fenauaiier ODER Sabafsbriibe.
-Srau %. H., q. g.
Sa, es gibt Seife-griosmittel, sic
Sic Sbren 8er1panoten in Geuti6.
lano anroten fonnen. @enn, tpie Sic
id)reiben, oieielben auf Dem 2onbe
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mobnen, bnben iie eetpiB &artoffeln.
0ieIelben fonnen als einen guten
Seifeneriat gebrau6t iperben. Wan
fodt bie &artoffeln, bod nur iopiel,
oaB iie ettpas bart bleiben. Samit
uaidt l,nb reibt man idmubiee 8a-
lde apie nit SEIZE uno miro erfab.
rem, oaB oielelbe oie 86ide tpeiBer
unb reiner maft, als nit getpiiien
9lrten SEIZE. Sic baben ou6 ben
Gorteil, ooB Tie farbiee 8dide nidt
ongreifen unb gum @aIden Der fein-
item Seioe benutt tperoen fonnen.
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aeit bat lie feline Baiiionsefitaien, aud
niht, spenn Elm Geit a1,f einen 6rei-
tag faut. Gafiir bat iie in bieier 3eit
freuoige Shauungen iiber bas betref-
ienoe Geitgebeimnts. go bat iie sn
Gpipbanie cine tpunberi90ne uno er-
ereifenoe Shauung iiber Die I'll. Drei
&onige. Mn Wdrtprerfeiten iiebt iie
oas Martprium bes betreffenoen SET
ligen, 8. 9. bes bl. SebaItian, Der FL.
s(gnes u. a. Sic bort aud Die @orte
III ben alten Spruhen uno fann lie
Dieoergeben, obne lie 81, periteben.
3u Iaerieelen tno iiberbaupt i'm No=
bember bot lie piele Shauungen iiber
Cas- 5egfeuer, anoere Wale iiber ben
Simnel. suf meine Srage, Oh iie aub
0lide in oie SolIe tun barf, iagte
Sodm. Bfarrer gaber: rgeein, nit
her S0ue befaBt iie iid nidt, aud
,liht nit Dem Mlten Seltament. Sic
iiebt nur 8egebenbeiten aus 6e,n
gseuen Seitament, bom llten nur ben
gnselfau am st. .=Midaels-Tas.
Sd fragte nun Yfarrer Naber, OF
Sberele oenn ME ettpas iiber Ole gu
fllnft geiagt babe. Wean bore bod
tcri6ieoene iolhe aeuBerunsen, Die
tbr in Den Wuno gelest aperben. Da
iaGte er: ~ueber bie 3ufunft iaet Tie
garni6ts. Nid)t bas minoelte. Mues,
mas man biesbe5iiglid berumeraGbH,
lit rein 2egen0e. @obI aber iagt Tie
5lltpeilen iiber einaelne BeIu6er, Die
81 ibr fommen, manbes pora,1s, aber
nur iiber ibr Seelenbeil. gs lit niht
ibre slufgabe, ben Menihen Die gu
fllnft 81 iagen, ionbern ibre Iufgabe
lit 5u iiibnen uno gu Ieioen. sic
nlnmt iebr oft auh beionbere Siib-
neleioen uuf iif, lei es fir Die arn1en
Seelen ooer fir Die 8efebrung bon
Si;noern ooer 5ur Siibne fir 1ln-
uiiroige &ommunionen. Dieie Iebte-
Ten siibneleioen iino befonoers
lhmer!"
(ShluB folgt)
C.-St. d. C.-V.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19
eSrau 6. g., WiT. -

Sic beabIid)tigen, in naber gu
funft, neben 8lumen uno 8emiilen
audi etli6e Seilfr1uter al pflansen.
1u iino Dor onem &amillen, Salbei
Cage, 9lnis, Sendel uno 8ermut.
Selblt piele @eniil le entbolten Sell
trafte. Oa lit 8. 9. ser Spargel (sls-
paragl1s) als barntreibenbes Mittel
befannt, belonoers BEL @aiierludt
uno 9laIenleioeu. Die getpobnlibe
@artenbobne, beionoers aber Elm See
bon ibren Siilien, lpirft BEL manhen
slrten bon @olierlu6t por5iiglidy
bnrntrei6enO, ioOaB llnbeilbaren @ai=
Ierludten lpenigItens Dem Eatienten
0os fiinItlid)e rno ipenig niitenoe
9lb5apfen erlpart bleibt. Die 9latter
Ser Grobeere geben einen gl1ten See,
ser nande Irtel1 bon 1llr6faa 1lno
Gllbr beilt. Sic 8eeren treiben oell
gano1purm ab. Man loQ lie beIonbers
oo5u benusen, Inn Die glntpelenbeit
res @urmes 5u erproben. &urotte1,
auf oem &eibeiIen gerieben, itno fit
&inOer ein glltes Wtittel gegen fleine
@iirner, sic oft redt laitig l1no pei
nigeno ourd oas Suden meroen. Sir
bislnmen, in gr0Beren Mengen NOR.
gems nii6tern genolien, beieitigen oft
obne 8eldneroen uno obne Na6teil
fir Ben &orper oen 9anolpurnt. Die
9lGtter Ser SalSnur5el 1peroen nit
Grfolg gegen Siibneraugen angemen=
Set. 2ie @ad)boloerbeere lit ieit olten
3eiten oils Solfsn1ittel NIT &e6t ge=
prieien bel 8laIenleioer, Nierenz uno
Seberfranfbeiten. Sic berbient es
nift, in oie Rumpeltamner geipor=
fen Su lperoen, ionoern iid) ibrer su
erinnern. 9lls &dudermittel be1p1brt
tie iid) ebenfalls aufs bette, 1,no Bfars
rer aneipp Iost bon ibr: sd BIN
fetn Sreuno oes iogenannten ,Ius=
rauderns' NIT 3uder, @iiie uim., 90
i6 ni6t begreife, tpie man oa BON
friIder 2uft reoen fam. @enn es
aber gilt, einen Gaum, tporin an=
Itedenoe aranfe, Sote 1ip. logen, 5lt
oesinfi5ieren, ooer 5ur 3eit onitedens
Ser 9ranfbeiten o1lrd eroBe 8duher=
feuer oie 2uft 81, reinieen, lobe icb
mir itets oen 8adboloeroampf. Der
rdumt nit allen 8il5en, uno tpie Die
fliesenoen stnIteder unb aranfbeitss
uerbreiter beiBen, sriinoli6 auf." Ser
8ermut lit in manhen 8egenben Elm
iebr geihabtes Sousmittel seeen pers
Idieoene &ranfbeits5uitd itdnbe, belon=
oers gegen Wagen= uno Geroauungs=
ltorungen. gu oieiem 3Dede empfieblt
man CRIME 9ldtter Der 8flan5e in
reinem 8runnenpaiier einise Sage
lpeiden 5u laiien, oonn Die 5liiliigfeit
auf 6lolden 81 fiillen uno pier5ebn
Gage long tiglid morgens nii6tern
Elm SitorglGsden oapon 5u trinfen.
slud) fann man itatt bes falten 8lGt=
teraufguiies Ben See BON BEN 8ldt-
tern in 6orm zines beiBen sufguies
bereiten.