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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-05-22
African Grey Parrot,
Valuable Pet, Dies

Re-, an African grey parrot,
the almost life long pal of the
Fulda priest died last Friday,
the 10th, after several weeks
of slowing down" as Father
Mates puts it. Had he lived till
this coming August, he would
have been in the priests COM
pany for forty-three years.
The priest acquired him at
the st. Louis Worlds Fair in
August of 1904. Rev. Mates
was then located in a small
parish along Rainbow Creek in
Washington county; and was his
constant companion during his
twelve years in CrooksviIle.
his twelve years in Miltonsburg,
and now his seventeen years at
Fulda.
RE" Spanish for King) dur
ing these many years, met and
entertained a lot of people, who
will learn with surprise that the
parrot finally died.
Rev. Mates is having the bird
mounted and put back in his
cage where he spent so many
years.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-05-22
Owen Pickenpaugh
Is Named Registrar

Owen Pickenpaugh, owner and
manager of the Central Motor COM
pany, West street, has been named
the new deputy registrar for Cald-
well and community.
He replaces Walter Hutchins,
Caldwell, who resigned in this cap
acity the past week.
An auditor from the Bureau of
Motor Vehicles was in Caldwell,
Thursday, checking out the old and
instructing the new
Headquarters for the issuance of
license plates will be maintained at
the Central Motor company, at the
rear of the ~Dun-Rite cleaners.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-05-22
Cuba Fowler Will
Graduate Monday

Miss Cuba Fowler, daughter of
Mrs. Lucille Fowler, will graduate
with honors, next Monday, when
annual commencement exercises are
held at St. Luke's hospital, Cleve-
land. Miss Fowler received the Sec
ond highest honors in her class.
Mrs. Fowler, Harley Fowler and
Miss Dorothy Anderson, Caldwell,
plan to attend the commencement
exercises.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-05-22

NOTCE-A meeting of the Dud.
ley Cemetery Association, and all
those interested in the Dudley
cemetery has been scheduled fol
Saturday afternoon at 200 o'clock
May "a, in the patriotic room of the
courthouse. Important business is
to be transacted.
On Monday, May 26, 1947, every
one interested in the Dudley GENE,
terry is urged to bring necessary
tools and help clean the cemetery
Bring your dinner and stay all day
We need your help to beautify the
cemetery for Decoration Day.
CHARLEY BROWN,
MADGE KEYSER,
Il. Il. CUNNINGHAM,
Members OF the Association.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-05-22
Carl Johnson Buys
KirChner Building

Carl Johnson, owner and manager
of the Dun-Rite dry cleaners, pur-
chased the John Kirchner building
on West street, where his establish
ment has been located since it was
first opened last year.
The deal was closed last Friday,
according to the new owner. Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson and small son, who
have been making their home in
Cambridge. will move to Caldwell
and reside in the apartment over the
business room.
The Kirchner appliance shop is
now occupying the newly re-mod-
eled Lyric theatre building on North
street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-05-22

moved to the Ohio penitentiary,
Sheriff Clayton Mckee discovered
an almost successful effort to escape
from the Noble county Jail. They
,hewed hole partially through the
brick wall and were thwarted in
their efforts, only by removal to the
penitentiary at Columbus.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-05-22
PTA MEETING

PTA MEETING
The last summer meeting for the
present school term of the Caldwell
Parents and Teachers association
will be held Monday evening, May
26 at the high school auditorium.
Musical selections will be rendered
by the high school chorus, under the
direction of Marvin P. Wood. All
members of the organization and
their families are invited to attend.
An evening of entertainment is also
being planned.
At recent meeting of the PTA,
more than $4,000 was cleared for
the treasury.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-05-22
ACCEPTS POSITION

Dayle Johnson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry johnson has accepted a
position with the Kroger company
and is now in training at Wooster
and Cleveland. After his training is
completed, he will be made produce
manager of the new super market
in Orrville.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson plan to
make their home there in the near
future.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-05-22
DISMISSED TO HOME

Miss Helen Brothers, grand daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Ball,
East street, has been dismissed to
her home in Columbus from the
White Cross hospital, that city,
where she has been receiving treat
ment. She will continue to be under
medical observation.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-05-22
MOVES TO COLUMBUS

Mrs. Lucille Fowler and son,
Harley, left this week for Columbus
where they will make their future
home at 4515 N. High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bauer are the
new owners of the Fowler prop
erty in Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-05-22
REMOVED FROM HOSPITAL

Mrs. Harry Snode of Sarahsville
returned home Saturday from the
Good Samaritan hospital, Zanes-
vile, where she has been a patient
for the past two weeks.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-05-22
SALES TAX RECEIPTS

Sales tax receipts in Noble coun-
ty for the week ending May 8 were
$971.79 as compared to $598.85 for
the same period in 1916. Total col
lected to date in the county is
$13,254.13.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-05-22
REMOVED TO HOSPITAL

Mrs. Glen McFerren, Spruce
street, is patient in the GAINESVILLE
Bethesda hospital, where she is
slowly recovering from an opera
ton.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-05-22
PARTITION CASE

FAhII1IUN OhOE
An action in partition has been
filed in Common Pleas court by at
torney w. Vernon. Archer. Ora Stout
and Dorothy Stout are listed as the
plaintiffs against Fred J. Stout,
Plebe Allender, Robert Shillings,
David Shillings, Gertrude Towns,
Ray Shillings, Esther Shillings, Ruth
Shillings, Margaret Shillings, Wayne
Shillings and Charles Morrow.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-05-22
VFW MEETING

Several from the Noble county
VFW post attended their district
meeting held Sunday at Marietta.
James Neighbor, Newark, fifth
district commander, was in charge.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-05-22
SUFFERS INJURIES

SUFFERS INJURIES
Tom Hague of near Glady Fork,
fell at his home severing an artery
in his left wrist. He was given first
aid and taken to Caldwell where he
was treated by local physician.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-05-22

plan to spend part of next Sat
urday in the patriotic room of the
courthouse.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-05-22

Wednesday, the House passed Sub.
FL. B. No. 418-Mr. Woods-which
empowers the conservation and ma
tural resources commission to make
rules and regulations for appoint
ment and government of state reser-
voir park police and public parks
and watercraft therein. This is a
good bill because the laws governing
the above matters were antiquated.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-05-22

H.B. No. 191 and H. B. 281-Mr.
Van Aken-Relates to the sale and
mortgage of land by guardians If
permission is given in the will with
out getting further permission from
the probate court.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-05-22

Am. S. B. No. 48-Daniels- -Yoder
-Cramer (The school bilD-Has not
moved very fast on the calendar.
Why the leadership is holding it
back is not very explained. There
will be great pressure brought to
restore it to the amounts it had
when passed by the Senate.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-05-22

The Bonus bill was reported out
by the Military Affairs Committee
of the House 1t should be up for
vote soon. The strip-mining bill by
Mr.. White will probably be voted
out of the committee next week.
Evening star., 1947-06-07
By ROGER c. Whitmon

Question: Our basement founda-
ton is cut rock of all sizes, with ce-
ment between. The cement Is al
ways falling OF like sand, and Is
unsightly. My son and ! would like
to finish the basement so that we
could use and enjoy 1t. How can
the walls be made smooth so that
they can be painted or refinished?
Answer: II you intend to make q
rumpus room for grownups, you
could coat the rock walls with tar
and then put up insulating board
walls ON Turing strips. First, the
old, loose mortar should be raked
out and the joints properly re-
painted by a mason. (Your son
could do this IL he has had experi-
ence.) II the basement Is damp, do
not attempt to put up the wallboard
at least, not until all dampness
has been cleared up. 1t would be
simpler to make the walls smooth by
applying a coating of dense cement
mortar. A leaflet describing this
work Is being sent to you.
Making q Varnish Remover.
Question: I wish to remove the
old varnish from some upholstered
furniture before reupholstering. I
have an old recipe that Is said to
be excellent for removing old paint
and does not hurt the wood. It Is
a mixture of laundry starch and
lye. What would be the right
amount to use?
Evening star., 1947-06-07
First Aid for AiIing Houses

Answer: I would not use that
recipe ct all. for I've Is extremely in
furious to wood fibres. Get q good
commercial varnish or paint re-
mover and follow directions for use,
being particular to clean on every
trace of remover after scraping ofi
the varnish, using benzine or ttr-
pentine. Take care not to have any
open flames nearby, as the remover
Is inf1ammable, also the benzine.
Wallpaper Hard to Remove.
Question: When we papered our
walls, we used boiled starch for
paste. It sticks like glue. Now that
I want to repaper I find the paper
hard to get off. Soaking it with hot
water and scraping is a slow Job.
How can I remove 1t?
Answer: Next time try soaking
the paper with hot water and wash
ing soda, then go over 1t with coarse
sandpaper wrapped around block
Of wood, for easy handling. It win
be slow work, but with help you
should be able to get all the paper
off. A handful Of steel wool may
speed up the work. (Wear gloves to
protect your hands.)
Scratched Floors.
Question: My floors are pine wood
and have been vanished twice
They are scratched In some places
What can I do TO hide the scratch
esq VIII oak and varnish stain hide
them?
Answer: The effect would be bet
ter II you would first take off the
Evening star., 1947-06-07

scratched varnish and do the floors
over. An electric floor sanding ma
chine would remove the old varnish
and give q clean, smooth surface for
q new finish. II you do not wish to
go TO all that work, you might try
applying q coat OF floor varniSln of
the same color. But it win be diff
cult to get . good match. and
scratches may recur.
Relsassd by Consolidated News Features. j
Evening star., 1947-06-07
Lund Developers Unit
Expands Membership

The Community Builders Council
Of the Urban Land Institute, pre-
viously limited to "A Of the Nations
leading land developers, has opened
its membership to all those re
sponsibly engaged" in land develop
ment, Seward Mott, the institutes
executive director, announced today.
j. C. Nichols, Kansas City. one Of
the country's foremost land de-
velopers, heads the council.
Evening star., 1947-06-07

heated over low flame for q
quarter of an hour. Thereafter that
process should be repeated every
week. The brick will last indefinitely
and still absorb odors II this simple
precaution Is observed.
For further information on where to
obtain the aforementioned products, ad-
dress Room 724. Star Building. Please
mclose STAMPED set-addressed enveiope.1 y
(Relessed by Consolidated News Features.l
Evening star., 1947-06-07
Godgets
CONTINUED From Page BID

that In width and only half an inch
thick, 50 that it will take up very
little room. It Is made Of activated
charcoal compressed into solid form.
1t needs no cohtainer and 1t can be
placed in the refrigerator. breadbox,
or any other food container without
fear Of damage to the food.
Before the charcoal brick is put
In the refrigerator, 1t should be
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-08

Iunteridieo. gr l,nterftiist ridt rtlr
|9atbolifen, ionoern 8roteitanten,
Suoen itno Seioen, id iogar ioIhe,
Die ibn uno Die fntboliid)e Stride
|onfeinoen iino perfoIgen. MuBer
|Rleioung nno 2ebensmttteln bot er
nod unldngit Der Stride in Dentfh-
lano 100 Sabrrdoer nno 400 Cont
men Drudpapier gum Geidenf ge-
maht Die sSdbrrdoer iino beltimntt
fir grieiter in Sen 0itliden 8ro.
bin5en, mo Die 3abl ser &atbolifen
'auf 8rnno Der oort rntergebrabte1
Iusgemieienen oerart geitiegen lit,
bob 3. 9. in 5a6ien-anbaIt, mo bor
Dem &tiege nur ettpa 10000 &a-
tbolifen anidiiig tparen, beiite bn-
gegen runb 100000 &atbolifen
Dobnen. 0as Drudpapter ioIl ber-
menoet meroen our 8rudIegllng bes
in Den S6ulen 10 bringeno benotig-
ten &atebisnus.
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- ssran M. st., syla. -

@5 lit tpobl tpabr, baB Moos fem
Giinsemittel it, aber es lit ungemein
niitlid sur grbaltung Ger goben-
feu6tigfeit BEL Sopfblumen llno au6
bel 8arteniamereien. 8etrodnetes,
fein 5erriebenes Moos biloet einen
meientliden 8eItanoteil gutter 8lu-
menerOe. 8enn Sic ii6 oopon iiber.
5eugen pollen, 10 MAIDEN sic fol-
genoen Seriu6: Wtan nir1mt ge-
tpobnlifes Noos uno trodnet es IN
einem gebei5ten 3impler 10 Iange,
bis man es 5Diiden oen SGnoen 5u
Eulper 5erreiben fam. Man bite
lid aber, oos Noos auf einem Sfen
5ll trodnen, benn baourd) miro es
5ll iebr eeoorrt uno perliert einen
Der nottpenoigiten 8eItanoteile, sic
glaiti5itat. Die beionoere Gigen-
lbaft oieies Noospuluers beitebt
oarin, ooB es ieoe groe, ser es bei-
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MuAAnMN
Son Yrpf. S. M. 0abren,
&eoaftsnr bes ,8aiienfrennb'
- q. G., 8D.

Ser eroBe, allleitise 9tusen Der
Sol5fobIe (Gbar GoaD lit niht genii-
genb befannt. 9ei laurent Mage,1
gibt es fein beiieres Meittel ols bas
Srinfen zines @laies 8aiier, Dem
man einen 2offel bon fein 5erriebe.
ner Sol5toble beigefiigt bat. Sleild,
oas ni6t mebr gan5 friif, aber nod
unuerborben lit, fann man bur6
Sol5foblenpuloer mieoer friid) uno
ibmadbaft MAIDEN. Son iibelrieden-
oen 8egenitGnoen fam man ben ltn=
angenebmen 8eru6 ourd Iufltrel1-
en- bon Sol5foblenI Itaub entfernen.
SIN 8ranoapunben ninmt Sol5fobl-
plllper iofort Ben Shmer5 ltnb bringt
fortgeiette guflegung cine ibnelle
Seillng berbei. slud aur &ldrllng
BON triibem 8ein miro Sol5foble ge-
braudt, inoem man elm Stiid6en
nit Sol5foble in oas @einfaB bin.
einbangt. Gin breites 8efdB nit
Sol5foble ioate in ieoer &ronfenitlt.
be iteben, Inn Die Suit 81 reinigen.
Sriibes uno iibelifmedenoes 8ai=
ier ldbt iid trinfbar MAIDEN ourd)
geimilhung bon Sol5foble.
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!. geneoift @nnoiaIbe
: lyran S. g., q. 5.

sSeoe Sausfrol fann BEL ben 30
ben SleiIbpreiien llno anoern Sc.
bensmitteln iparen, iino bod Der Sa
|milie cine fraftige gsabrung berei-
ten burh eine CUTE S1ppe, Die man
Deridieoentlid) nit anerlei fr1fti.
gem ,3ubebor miiben fann. @enn
man aud nur elm fleines Stiid
Gleii6 nit Meis, Nubeln, Snfer-
|griiben ilnb nnoerm GemiiIe miI6t,
|erb1lt man eine fr6ftige Snppe.
&artoffel-, Mebl- ino Milhiuppen
Ifino ebenfaas nabrbaft. Cine quite
Sausfrou peritebt es i6on, frdftige
.uno gei6mafpolle Suppen 5u berei-
ten, 1pabreno man in SoteIs nnb
Geltaurants fin geipobnIid cine
8riibe erbdlt, ole oen Namen 5uppe
'nidt perOient. Suppe lit seiuno mno
bilft, beionoers Sartleibigen, aur
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-08

Imiid)t miro, elaItiid naht. Cine 90
nit subereitete groe miro nidt bar
Deroen uno periauern, tpie 6ies bdu
fig bel Sopfpflan5en Ser sSal[ lit
ieoe Woosbeieabe fidert bas Durh
iidern oes @aiiers. 8egonien fanr
man in fait reinem Woos sieben
lie nahIen oarin 10 gut, aIs Oh If,
men iiberbaupt nidts anberes gebore
Siigt man Moos elmer &aienferot
BET 10 aibt bieIe Mtidung einen SO.
oen, in oem fait aIle @ormbaus.
pflan5en iippig eeoeiben. Damn bal
oteles gulber Die nidt 5u bera6ten.
De gigenldaft. Bob es cine eroBe
onsoauerno ndbrenoe Sdbisfeit be.
Iibt. giele Seriude baben iogar er-
geben, oaB piele gflan5en in reinem
0foos paGien. gs mag sic allgenei.
ne Hegel gelten, BOB man fir idnel-
leg @adstum eine groBere Menge
nlmmt, fir ausoauernbe Yflansen
oageaen cine geringere Renge ge.
niigt. Gas Ofoospulper lit imItanoe,
Dem. 8lumenfreuno sic 10 idper err
bdltlide Sopfmooseroe bollIt1noia
81 erIeben. 9ie magerite 1tno idIed.
telte Groe funn oaour6 5u elmer an,
gelnein brauhbaren fiir Sopfpflan-
sen gelna6t tperben. Man fann, TO-
bolo man i'm 5riibiabr nit Dem 8e-
pflan5en bes @artens anfGngt, sic.
les pulperilierte Moos iebr porteil=
baft permerten. 8efanntIi6 feimen
geDiile Samen iebr ih1per, tpie 3. 9.
I5aleen, 8booooonoern l,no beIon-
oers barte Samen. 8eoedt man Die
friid) geiaten 8eete nit Meos nnb
begleBt iie regelmaBig, 10 feimt Der
Samen piel i6neller 1rno bos Woos
I6iibt aud Sic Bfldn56en gegen foI-
ten Na6tfroIt. 8enn man Sorten-
lien - Sporangeas - uno @eorgi=
nen - Iablias - ban6bo6 am
Stamm nit feu6tem Woos beoedt,
tpahIen lie ibneaer 1,no iippiger.
geIonoers leiltet in trodenen Cont
mern cine 0toosoede iebr pertpolle
Gienlte BEL 9lnmen 1ino @emiilen.
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: ;sran gb. g., q. 3.

Sbnen unb anberen Sausfrauen
miro na6itebetlbes 8erfabren, BUT
ter 81 oermebren, iebr ipillfommen
Iein. I'm groBere Auantitaten But
ter 81 erbalten, fann man iie nit
0tilh permiiden, inbem man Elm
Wunb Butter 10 ipei6 ma6t, bab
man iie fneten fann. Gann Iegt man
iie in cine Sdiiiiel uno sieBt eine
Saiie Mild bin5u. 0ur6 beltdnoiges
&neten entitebt cine innige 8ernli-
i6ung bon Butter llnb Wil9. Sa
babel Ser ial5ige @eidmad pergebt,
fann man tpabreno oes &netens et-
mas Sal5 beitniiden. gbenio fann
man aus einem Hfllnb Butter 51pei
Hfuno MAIDEN, inbem man Die 8nt-
ter nit einem Bflnb Sleo- -Margari-
ne onrd &neten pernild)t. 9as
8an5e erbalt ben @ei6mad gutter
Butter.
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. .. d., ga.

Gin gutes gorbeusrlngs- uno Sell
mitteI bel Sipbtberitis lit Mlaun
(glnm). 0tan tut cine Meiierlpite
ooa pulperilterten Ilaun in elm @las
Walier nno gurgelt oan1it morgens
elnmal. ueberbaupt bel ieber Sals-
franfbeit betpabrt ii6 alaun por5iig-
lid. Otan fann BEL belegtem Solie
ollie Stunoen gurseln, ober nur 10
lanse, big Der 9eleg entfernt lit, oo-
nit Der Ilaun ni6t cine rei5enbe
gSlrflng beroorbringt. Sritt 9ipb-
tberttis tpirflid Elm, 10 gebrau6t man
oos befannte, bon Ser @olfram 60.
bergeltellte Sanos, mobur6 in fur,
ger 3eit Die aranfbeitsfeime aet6-
tet lperoen, obne iible 6oIsen.
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g., Nrf. =

Surunfel lnb &arbunfel- iino smei
perl6ieoene Sautfranfbeiten. Ser
6urunfel (8lutgeihniir) entitebt
onrh ginbringen zines augeIpil5es
in einen Saarbalg. gr peruriaht
bon bort aus giterung 1lnb MbIter-
ben oes @epebes in ser n1dIten
llmgebung Der Saarlprr5el. 9as ab-
geitorbene, graue, nit Otter bur1-
trdnfte @etpebe itst innlitten elmer
freisrunoen, ltarf ger0teten unb ge-
iftpollenen Sautpartie. 9ie eitrigen
uno blutigen Mbionoerungen 6es SUI
runfels iibertragen Die &ranfbeit
lei6t bon elmer Stelle ser Saut amf
Die anoere, 10 oaB Bel nidt binrei-
deno lorgfdltiger gebanolung im-
mer tpieoer neue Na1l6iibe ser
ldmer5lihen lno mandmal aua ge-
| lf1brliden &ranfbeit erfolgen fonnen.
Gem 5lirunfel iebr GbnIih lift Der
&arbunfel.. Mud er miro ourh einen
8ugelpil5 peruriadt, 5eigt ieood Die
yeeigung ii6 alls5uoebnen, pergiftet
melt mebr ais Der Slrunfel 8lut
uno Safte; uno fiibrt oementlpre-
denb aud 81 biel i91pereren Sto,
rungen oes Iagemeinbefinbens. Mud)
Die slbionoerungen oes &orbunfels
lino auBerIt anitedeno. 8eioe Saut-
leioen fonnen leidt bur6 oie ieit
langen Sabren in unIerem 8latt an
ge5eigte uno bon uns ernpfoblene
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-08

uno cine beionoers ibpnii9e anto-
itopp-&eiie ipia id) fEra beidreiben.
@ir itanben unier 5ebn 5eboite
mannlide uno pei6libe Beien BEL
5Deifelbaftem @etter bor Der Stabt
bel ser 0onau-8riide, aebn :. 5tpan-
gig, :. breiBig bieraig Minuten.
gnoli6 riinlpelte Elm 2aittpagen ber-
on. Shon bon tpeitem iba,.en balo Die
bellen Sbren, balo Sic breite 51nan-
sc elmer Sub iiber ben boben @agen-
rano. Grei iold) niislihe giere itan-
oen i6on oben, als mir binaufflet-
terten. gteugierig treuber3iee aub-
augen mlliterten uns fritii9 uno
mand brolliger Annaberungsperiuf)
init tpar5iger 3unge iorste fir ettpas
grbeiterung. Srgenoipo ltieg nod Ell
ne geeroigungsgeieaihaft au. Glide
Der Srauen, nit oifen &rdn5en be-
idmert, batten fl1r6tbare angit Dor
ben &ubnldtllern, Die iib begebrIi1
|nad) ben griinen 8l6ttern redten.
Motlid cine i6arfe airbe. Shreien
|nnb &ufen. Maes geriet ins Gdpan=
fen, perlor oas @leibgeapidt. SIM
angenblid lag cine Sub auf Dem
&iiden. an Ben gum Stmtmel ragen-
oen geinen baumelten 5tpei Der BLU
migen aran5e, i'm iaben Stur5 nit
|geriiien. gs ging 10 raid einen
glugenblid nur. ltno Die beraubten
8eiiser idrien uno lanentierten, 6a
tie ielbit mieoer auf ben Beinen Itan-
Sen Ger Siibrer bate bon Dem
gan5en Gebacel nidts benrerft uno
bolperte rubig 1peiter, big ibn elm
entgegenfommenOer anterifanilber
@agen anbielt.
gSobl elm olbenomal bin id] iiber
nslnbnlte- e-8abnbof" nab Niin6en
uno suriif gereilt, nit &oHern bon
8ii6ern 3eitibriften aaIen6ern;
nit langen engliiden 8ei9reibungen.
papierberednungen. Manbmal ntuB-
te ih in Wiinhen iibernahten. aunIt-
itiid in iener 3eit obne 8otel unb
Eenlion, 5piIben Sriimmern nnb
Nulnen. Dod) elm Bfarrbnus nabm
mid auf, obmobl StaotpfarrGmter
5eitgemdB fnapp NIT Naum uno 2e-
bensmitteln iin0. Manher 2anopfar-
rer bat beititnmt feline Mbnung 6apon,
Die arn1lelig iid beute iein Mmtsbru-
Der in Ser Stabt nourhfrefen" muB.
Sier uno bort fam tpieber cine @ait.
itatte auf fiir Mittags- uno. Mbeno- !
tiif. Sn einem nett nit tpeiBen gii.
dern anfgeoedten 2ofal febrte ih nit
inem 8efannten ein. 8eited mub nit.
,gebraft Deroen. Tim feinen greis
miro es 5ur gerfiigung geIteat, 6enn
ielbIt bel iebr bobem Yfano - pieI-
leidt bann crit reht, tpeil es ia be3ablt
lit - perIdninoet es 81.
Gnoli6 lit nod manter beraebli-
den Giidfrage Der Gag 6a, an Dem
Der antrag bearbeitet ipir6. Bon oen
beantragten bunoertunoiieben Con-
men Hapier tDerben grun6fdtlid) nur
fiinf5ig Tonnen benebmigt, ,pie man
lebt geiagt befommt, mno ih muB oas
Verlagsprogramm reon3ieren. geun
ion oie Sade IN Shlpung fonn,en.
(sdIuB folst)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-08
. 8m. g., Sa.

Sbre snitbt, tpeIde oie aller, pa.
triotiiden Imerifaner lit, miro bot,
ieoem geteilt, Der nm oas @obl unb
8ebe llnieres 2anbes beIorgt lit. Die
&ommuniiten unieres 2anoes biloer1
cine gr0Bere @efabr, ols Die i'm Sotps
iet-Staate ooer anoersuo.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-08
s. g., ga.

Ser 81. goter, 9apit 9ius XII,
bat mabreno oes arieges uno gana
belonoers leit 8eenoieung bes arie-
.ges tiir Die notleioenoe MenIdbeit
IN alien Sdnoern Ser @roe an @elo,
Sebensmitteln 1rno anoeren nottpen,
olgen Gingen mebr beigetrasen, als
lrsenoiemano auf Ser @elt. 81
|fennt teinen &aiien- ,lno 3eligions,