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Evening star., 1947-01-19
Commissioners Muy
Ask Over $50, 900
Deficiency Allotment

AS result of the increasing num-
Der of requests for assistance during
the last several months, the Board
of Public Welfare is facing deficit
of between $4,000 and 100000 for
the fiscal year, according to Ray
mond F. Clapp. assistant to the
director of public welfare. To meet,
this deficit the board is planning to
ask the District Commissioners to
seek deficiency appropriation from
Congress.
The marked increase in unemploy-
ment In Washington in the last
three months has begun to be re-
1ected in applications for assistance,
Mr.. Clapp said yesterday. The num-
Der OF new cases added to the as
sistance rolls because of loss of en-
ployment for reasons. other than ILL
ness or disablement averaged less
than 10 a month during 1945, he said.
100 Requests a Week.
"The number of requests for as
sistance has been tabulated only
since August, 1896" Mr.. Clapp said
Except for the first two weeks of
November, the number of such re-
quests has been consistently about
100 a week. For the first full week
in January, however, the number of
such requests was 1859. Experience
during that time has indicated that
between go and IS per cent of these
requests resulted in application in
terviews and that about As per cent
Of them resulted in actual assistance
grants
While the authorities agree that
the, present unemployment is sea-
sonA, he said, it is likely to affect
| the relief load of the board for
several months.
Jobs Opportunity Wanes.
"The heads of the local United
States Employment Service and the
Unemployment Compensation Board
indicate that our experience is in
line with theirs" Mr.. Clapp said.
They indicate that we must ex-
lpect continuing reduction in op-
lportunity for persons handicapped
by age, physical and mental dis
ability and youthful inexperience.
Both these officials report very
substantial increase in unemploy-
ment among bodied persons.
The employment service reports a
surplus of labor, particularly in
laundries and hotels for the un-
skilled and lower skilled occupa-
tions. They also report rapid
increase in unemployment, due
primarily to the almost complete
discontinuance of building con-
struction. This latter phase of
unemployment is believed to be
seasonal but the lessening OF en-
ployment opportunities for the
handicapped and service workers
/ is likely to continue"
Evening star., 1947-01-19
Arlington PIoy Division
.WiII Meet Tomorrow

The recreation division of the
Arlington Community Council will
meet at 8 pm. tomorrow at 3159
Wilson boulevard and the public
information division will meet
Thursday at the same time and
place.
Representatives of 100 civic, fra
ternal and service organizations in
terested in the two subjects have
been invited to attend. Recon-
mendations of the recent social
survey will be studied.
Evening star., 1947-01-19
Do You Know Thot

More than 100 emergency
cases of accidental posing in
small children were treated by
Children's Hospital last year?
A summary of the progress Of
the building fund campaign
during the last week follows:
Amount needed - 81 800, 900 90
Contribtd. to Sunday 1,160,473.O7
kcyd. since Monday 30
To be raised - 13S, ,012.54
Contributions should be sent
to the Children's Hospital New
Building Fund Campaign,
Thirteenth and v streets N. w.,
Washington 8, D. C.
Evening star., 1947-01-19

ANTIQUE MAY BE RESTORED TO WHITE HOUSE-This old
crystal chandelier in the Senate District Committee the
Capitol be taken back to the White House. where it
hung for 1t is of removed from the
executive mansion during the redecoraons in the admins
ton of President Theodore Roosevelt It be placed in the
lobby the White House The beautiful old
fixture installed first in the White House after the mansion
burned BY the British in 1914. Star staff Photo
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Naif Jordan en-
fertained members Of the Adah
Chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star, at their home in Latimer on
Saturday, honoring Mrs. Sara Dali
go, retiring Worthy Matron.
Mrs. Ruth Mullins presented
Mrs. Dalgo with a beautiful cake
knife from officers OF the chap
ter as a remembrance of her most
successful year as head of the
unit.
More than Is members were
present.
Demonstration Club Meets
The regular meeting OF the La
timer Home Demonstration club
was held Thursday at the Com
munity House. A pot luck dinner
was served.
Each member answered roll call
BY naming their favorite fruit. af-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19
Christmas Porties.
Meetings At Moss
Point Churches
Methodist

The children of the Methodist
Sunday School are looking for
ward to a visit from Santa Tues
day evening at the church at
seven o'clock to distribute gifts
from a beautifully lighted tree.
The children as we'll as the old
er members are each going to
bring some article of clothing to
be placed under the tree. These
packages will be packed and
sent to the World Service Cen
ter in New Orleans for over seas
relief.
The members of the Wesleyan
Service Guild are anticipating the
Christmas White Elephant party
in the home of Mrs. Arthur Lass
tier, Monday evening.
Presbyterian
The Auxiliary met in the
church on Monday afternoon.
The meeting was presided over
by Mrs. A. w. Head. Mrs. Charles
Mitchell led the program sub
ject "The Road To Bethlehem.
A joy gift offering for minister
ial relief was taken up. The meet
ing was closed with prayer.
Baptist
The w. M. u. met in the church
Monday afternoon. Miss Willie
McInnis led the program on
Prayer. The meeting was clos
ed with a prayer.
The B. T. U. of the Baptist
church enjoyed a party following
the regular prayer service in the
church when they were invited to
the home of Mrs. T. l.. DeLash-
met, Jr., for a Christmas party.
Pretty Christmas decorations
made gay rooms throughout the
home. Christmas carols We're
sung, games played and gifts ex-
changed. The hostess served de-
licious ambrosia and cake to the
large number present.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19
Mrs. L. S. Rouse
Hostess To Louie
Knoble Circle

At the weekly meeting of the
Louie Knoble circle of the Wo-
mans Society of Christian Ser
vice of the First Methodist church
of Pascagoula the members en-
joyed the hospitality of Mrs. l..
S. Rouse at her home on Resca
de la Palma street Tuesday at
$50 a. m.
The session was presided over
by the chairman, Mrs. Wade Hill
lard and the devotional was led
by Mrs. George Winter.
A refreshment course was SER
we'd by the hostess at the close
of the meeting.
The circle will hold its next
meeting, January 6, the place 10
be announced later.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19

w. H. Boutwell,, general CHAIR
man of the dance committee, an
nounced that the club had en-
gagged AL Belletto and his 6 piece
orchestra from New Orleans for
the occasion.
Details and plans are under
way to make the dance a gala
affair. Confetti, horns and favors
will be distributed at midnight.
Mr.. Boutwell, named the fol-
lowing committee men to assist
in preparations for the dance. Her
schall Richard, Hobart Gentry, E.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19

The Women's Society of Christ.
ian Service met at the home
of Mrs. Hugh Hanna for the
Christmas party. Refreshments
of hot chocolate and cake were
served to Mesdames Max Green
ough, Joe Beville, Jack Mack,
Andrew Ehlers, H. R. Garfield,
Richard Stringfellow, M. Z. HUI
bert, Jr., James Williamson, j. E.
Graham, and Mrs. Oliver Grier-
son. The hostesses were Mrs.
Hugh Hanna and Mrs. Ernest
Graham. Mrs. Virgie Bird play
ed Santa Claus in the exchang-
ing of gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Risner
of Dallas, Texas. are spending
the Christmas holidays in the
home of Mrs. Risner's sister and
brother-in-law Mr.. and Hrs. Ho-
ward Rabby, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Eaton and
family were recent guests of Mrs.
Eaton's mother in Collins, Miss.
The children's program and
young adults play and Christmas
celebration will be held at the
Reorganized Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints Tues
day, December %.
The Women's Department of
the Recognized Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints met
at the home Of Mrs. Irene Will
lams for the annual Christmas
party Tuesday. A delicious lun-
,heon was served to the MEM
oers. The hostesses were Mes
lanes Irene Williams, Mabel
and Ina Brentz. Names
we're drawn and appropriate gifts
exchanged. .
Among those who attended the
iulf States Priesthood Institute
# the Recognized Church of
Iesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
which was held December 1914
n Pensacola, Florida, were Mo-
'oni Sherman, Hildred Thomas,
md A. N. Barnes. The theme
vas Leadership Through Priest
President F. Henry Ed
wards who is an associate and
counselor to the president and
prophet, was in charge of the
General program.
Mrs. Frank Bennett and Gloria
Bennett visited relatives and at
ended a church meeting at Route
)ne, Pascagoula, last Sunday af-
ernoon.
A candy party was given by
Miss Patsy Robinson in her home
Monday night. Among those who
Enjoyed singing were Ralph
James Greenough, Louie
iassoway, Winston Lopez, Forest
3reland, Peggy Breland, Julia
Ann Kern and Patsy Robinson.
Visitors over the weekend of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bennett were
Mr.. and Mrs. p. E. Pierce and
Mrs. w. E. Howard and Bernice
Howard of Route One, Pasca-
Guest speakers at the Reorgan-
zed Church of Jesus Christ of
Day Saints We're Apostles
!. Henry Edwards and Maurice
=. Draper.
F. 7. French and son of Mo
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19
News From Escotowpo...
WSCS Meets With Mrs. Hugh Hanna
For Christmas Party. Gift Exchange

bile visited last week in the hon.
es of Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Morris
and Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Kittrell.
Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Bennett were Frank Laak-
so and children and Mary Agnes
Pierce Of Route One, Pascagoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Morris and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Morris in Mobile.
David Golf, son of Mrs. Erie
Golf, who has been in Camden,
Ariz., for the past few months
is spending a few days with his
mother.
j. w. Havard and Leonard Kit
trell of Escatawpa and Alto Smith
of Pascagoula left Monday for
Port Arthur.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19
Singing Of School
Group Features
Rotary Meeting

Pascagoula Rotarians enjoyed
their annual treat Wednesday
when Mrs. P. ]. Higginbotham,
vocal director, brought the Pas
cagoula high school girls octette
and boys quartet to the country
club for a program Of Christmas
music as the feature of the clubs
weekly luncheon meeting.
An ensemble number, "Mary's
Lullaby, opened the concert and
was followed Carol of the Bells"
sung by the group of girls with
Norma ~Iverson, soprano, doing
the incidental solo. Others in the
group were Kathleen Simmons,
soprano, Lillian Miller, second So
prano, and Peggie De Forrest, al
to.
Buddy Erhlich sang with power
and assurance Joy to the World"
and Beautiful Savior, with the
ensemble humming the accom-
paniment for the second num-
Der. Santa Claus is Coming to
Town" by the girls sextette, and
white Christmas" sung by Mar
low Miller we're much enjoyed.
others in the group were Bon
ME Sue Boyd, soprano; frankie
Trest and Jessie Ellen Krebs, Sec
ond soprano, Kittie Harris, alto;
James Knight, first base; Carl
Taylor, second bass.
President p. A. Thompson pre-
sided, and several guests and Wis
iting Rotarians we're welcomed.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19

A. Corlew, M. S. Brister, and Har-
old Seamon.
The dance will be held at the
Recreation Center beginning at
nine o'clock on New Years Eve.
Tickets will be on sale this week,
it was stated.
Members of the Optimist club
are reminded of the fact that
there will not be a regular meet
ing of the club on Tuesday, De-
cember %.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19
News From Lutimer. =.
Mr.. And Mrs. Naif Jordan Hosts
AT Party Honoring Mrs. D ! 0

ter which Mrs. Naif Jordan con-
Quoted the devotional.
Plans were made for the bingo
party to be held at the Com
munity House, after which gifts
we're exchanged with Miss Vela
Mckinley acting as Santa.
Entertain Son
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brodnax en-
tertained their youngest son,
Tommie, on his firth birthday
Sunday afternoon at their home.
After games were enjoyed by the
goung guests, refreshments were
served.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19
Masquerade Boil
Planned By Optimist
For New Yeur's Eve

Plans and discussions for the
elaborate Masquerade Ball to be
held on New Years Eve were the
chief topics of the regular meet
ing of the Optimist club held on
Tuesday, December l6, at the Re-
c%reational Center.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19

Air abs6rbs the suns heat in
three stages, first when the heat
descends toward the earth. sec
.ond when it is reflected from the
earth and third when heat abb
sorbed by the earth is radiated
outward.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19

Before World War l about 70
percent of the tea drunk in the
United States was green, but by
1871, national preference had SO
changed that about 80 percent OF
that used was black.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-09-20
--Srau S. s., Nla.

Somaten-8ein fann man auf fol-
genoe 8eiie beritellen. Wan preile
gut reife Somaten mitteIs elmer 8rei-
le ODER our6 Elm grobes Sud- 1.no
bermiide oen Saft nit 3ufer =
amet 8funb 3uder per @anone. Gie-
les 8emiih bringe man in einen 3u-
Der, am beIten in einen bolsernen,
oedt Den 3uber 81 nit einem qroben
Sud uno laBt etlihe Gage gdren.
Sagli6es nmriibren nit einem boil
5ernen Stod oarf ni6t unterlaiien
meroen. Sann gieBt man ben nod
garen Saft in Elm Sob uno beoeft
oas Spunblod nit einem aroben
Snh. Sa pabreno Der 8Gruna ct.
mas bon oem Saft berbunItet unb
BON Der @arnng binausgeporfen
miro, tillle man nod nit Somaten.
.latt ooer 3udertpaiier. Sobalo oie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-09-20

6ns @rns uno 6ie 8lnmenbeete ser.
itort tDer6en ooer oaB er bon ber.
|idieoenen Sunoen in Der genhbar.
|ihnft angefaIlen miro, tpenn er iei-
men Sub bors Sans iett. sSeoer
|gonnt oem Gadbnr feline Jreu6e an
einem 2ieblingsbuno, fann iicb aber
bod nibt gefallen Iaiien, OoB oieier
Siebling ieoen Gag etIide MsoIe ben
idon angelegten @rasplab 5erfrast
uno Die 8lmmenbeete in elm griim-
|merfelo beripanoelt. @enn auh in
oieier Siniibt Nahbarli6fett, Gin
lidt nn6 &iidlidt geiibt miro, 10
fonnen Wenfhen nno aud Eiere
frieoli6 5niammenleben. Gin nod
groBerer nnfug lit es, tpenn elm Nah.
bar morgens in aller Sriibe 6as Ma.
bio anorebt, 10 laut als es MIR mSg-
ltb lit, un6 es ununterbrohen lau-
fen laBt biz Nitternadt. Gigennrt
ilno Hidiidtsloiigfeit iino 10 reht
Die 3eiben nnierer 3eit.
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: 5ran 8. g., sd. :

uniefe in letter geummer aeaeae.
ne Iusfunft iiber Die Siere bat bei
peridieoenen 2eiern 5u MiBber5tGno.
Intfien anlaB gegeben. Sbnen nn6 an.
bern 2eiern fiigen mir erfI1reno unt
erganaeno folgen6es binal: Cine Or.
orterung iiber Die geiitlihfeit unf
Sdaolibfeit Der Siere fiibrt nib1
ielten 5u faliden uno ertremen Mn.
iidten. 8abrenb man1e elm 2ieb.
lingstier berbdtideln, gibt es an6e.
re, pel6e aue Siere insgeiamt bni.
len l,no berfoIgen. Die Siere iin6
mie in Der letten MnsfunfsipaIte be,
merit, bonn Sb0pfer Dem Meniden
|aum geusen nno 5ur 0reube erihaf-
fen iDoroen, mesbalb ite uniere Muf.
merfiamfeit, Silfe nno Nitleio ber.
oienen. Ser @eredte erbarmt iif
audi ieines 8iebes." glIs oberIter
8runoias muB aber immer gelten
oaB oas Sier ood cine untergeor6ne,
te Stellung in6e5ug auf oen Wten.
l6en einnimmt. @ir biirfen aiibe
S6meine, Sdafe unb ole Shlaht,
there 5u unierem Nusen totem, fret.
lid ni6t unnotie qldlen; mir Dir,
fen anoere Siere bel unleren Mrbei.
ten als Silfe perpenoen, obne fe 5rl
iiberbiirOen; mir oiirfen Saustiere
gu nnierer Sreuoe balten. sSSeoer
Menid miro 5ugeben, oaB mir sslie-
gen. Sauie, 5lobe, 8an5en, M6nie,
Gatten nno ale ihdblihen uno ae,
fdbrli6en Siere totem biirfen. user
ober iein Gersniieen baran bot, aud
oiele Siere 5ll 5abmen ODER lie als
Saustiere 5u aboptieren, mag aud
oas tun. Saustiere, tpie Sun6e uno
&aten, iinb, namentli9 onf Dem
Sanoe, oft unentbebrltde Saustiere,
megen ibres yfubens, ibrer Ereue
uno anbangli6feit. sSssn pielen Stdos
ten iino iie our 9lase ooer gar aur
@efabr geiporoen. gs gibt StG6te,
mie 3. g. &onitantinopel, mo- felt
unoenfli6en 3eiten bie naiienbaft in
oen StruBen uno ouf slbfaaItatten
umberlnngernoen Sunbe cine tpabre
Staotplage biloeten. 8as Stable.
ben bot iid beut5utoge ipegen oes
Itets 5unebmenoen 8erfebrs nno me.
gen bpgieniiden @riinoen nun Elm.
nal 10 entbidelt, baB frei lumber.
laufenoe Sunoe unb &oten elm ltebel
getporoen iin6, pesbalb au1 in Den
meiiten sr0Beren Staoten oiesbe5iig-
li6e 8eroronuneen nottpenoig er-
ideinen. gs bleibt aber ieoem ein-
5elnen 8iirger iiberlaiien, Iolde Gle
re 81 balten, borausgeIest, oaB iie
Dem Na66ar nidt lditig ODER i616-
|lid tperben. 8er einen biibi6en @ras-
plas ooer elm fleines 8lunengGrt9en
|neben ieinem Sauie ii9 anIegt, liebt
gelpiB ungern, baB ibm regelmaBig
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-09-20

bon pielen Niftfatbolifen getrager
muroe. Gin nidttntboliiber 8erihter.
ltatter er5dblte oamals, tpie oieier
8raud ihon 81 Mnfans bes &rie.
| ges altfgefommen mar. Gum @b.
li6ieo zines &oIlegen, pelder Der eng
llilben &riegsmadt in Sranfrei9 als
geri6teritatter 5ugeteilt tpar, famen
in 2onoon mebrere S6lahtenreporter
bel elmer 5eier 5uiommen. Gin 3ei.
tungsmann erfldrte Dem Shei6enoen,
er lpolle ibm Dor ser Mbreiie ettpas
|nitgeben, mas ibm ii6erlidb ni6t i6a.
Ben, mobl ober niiben tonne. CUR aG.
gemeinen ne6erraIhung bielt er ibnl
|eine fatbolii6e Meoaille bin uno er-
flarte: ,gs lit oas aopfbilo zines
Wannes, Ser iett iiber brei Sabrbun-
oerten 2euten tpie sic uno i6 aus
mander 8atide gebolfen bat" l1nb
er ersablte ben itaunenben Sreun6en
Den 2ebenslauf oes lei. 9ominifaner-
bruoers Marttn Sc Yorres 1869
1889, ser tpdbreno ieines 2ebens
bon bilfsbereiten Mitgefubls fir alle
8eorGngten 1por nno es Bis beute
geblieben lit. Gieier .pabre Seller IN
Der Scot ideint gum 8atron ser 3ei-
tungsberibteritatter i'm &riege ge.
porOen az iein. slls Ser &riegsfor-
relponoent Sobertp BEL 4usbrud sic.
les &rieges bas 2ebensbiIo bes iel.
Wartin ieinen 2onboner 3eitungsfol-
legen er5ablte, borte man linn mebr
ooer peniger intereiiiert 5u. Sp1ter
fonnte Der gr5abler beoba6ten, oaB
ale oamals antpeienoen ii6 nit Ser
Weoaille oes Wartin oe 8orres per.
Ieben batten. SSn Ser Solge breitete
lt6 Der 9rau6 unter ben ariegsbe-
ridterltattern 81 @aiier uno au 2an6,
in 9elgien, Sranfreid, Sonano, geor
pegen uno auf Dem 8alfan raid
aus. iieberaa begegnete man 9eri6t-
erltnttern Die irgenbpo oieies 8il6
aufgebangt batten. 3eitungsreporter
lallen 1t6 nift leid)t ettpas tpeisma.
den. @enn tie trotoem Sen bergeiie-
nen lel. Sominifanerbruber aus Siio.
omerifa gum Stanoespatron erforen
baben, 10 batten iie uobI i6on oelien
geiltano empfunoen. 9as beionoere
Wterfmal Oes iel. Weartin oe Borres
lit ieine Iagegennart. Sino ni6t
audi Die 3eitungsreporter iiberau oa-
bel 1po es mob ooer fern ettpas 5u
erbal6en uno 81 beridten gibt?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-09-20
MuAkunN
Bon Yrof. s. M. Oabreu,
&eoaftsnr Ses ,8aiienfrennb'
. s. g., Ser.

0as Seben oes ieIisen, ipunoertd.
tigen iiioamerifaniiden beiligmGBi-
gen 8ruoers Wartin Sc Borres fann
man fur5 in folgenoen 8orten 5ularn-
menfaiien: Der leltee Sominitaner-
bruoer Martin De Borres erblidte
Dos Si6t Ser @elt an 9. Sesember
1869 in 2ima, Ser @eburtsItaot ser
81. &oia bon 2inra. Sein 8ater mar
Spanier, ieine Mutter Ioa eine pe-
ruanil6e Snbianerin eelpeien iein.
Sbon OILS &ino 5eihnete ii6 Martin
onrf Geinbeit Der Sitten, 9eldei.
oenbeit, Gemut uno namentli6 ourd
groBe Ha6Itenliebe aus. I'm BEN
Granfen beiier belfen gu f0nnen, itu-
oierte er 5uerIt Weoi5in, ebe er als
gruoer in ben Sominifaneroroen
eintrat. 8eionoers nabm er iid ser
Sinoel= uno @aiienfinoer an, fir
Die er @aiienbduier baute. Sein
8anoel in @ott uno ouf bin1mliI6en
auen idien Ser Seele oie &raft per.
lieben 81 baben, oen i6perf1lligen
&orper nit ii6 in sic S5obe su rei-
BEN, mo er in Der 2uft ihpebeno bie
8unoen oes &reu5biloes on ser
8ano fiiBte. So, es miro berihtet,
iein inniges Witleio 5u oen 6riItliden
8efangenen in oen &erfern Afritas
bate ibm oie 8abe perlieben, oieie
offers in itdtbarer @eiie BORT gu be-
iuhen, ibren Soften ob5ubelfen, if
re aetten 5u iprengen uno oies alles,
obne baB er leibliher @eiIe Ieine
iiioamerifaniide 8ateritaot 2ima ie
perlaiien butte. Gin ipaniider @efon>
gener, Der 10 burd 0tartins Silfe
befreit uurbe 11no nod Siibamerifu
ousmanoerte, begegnete oem 8ruoer
in oen StraBen 2imas uno begriiBte
ibn bon 3anfbarfeit oils ieinen &et-
ter uno gefreler ltno tpollte troB bei-
len ginipruds ni6t 0abon ablaIlen,
iiberal BON Ser our6 Den punoertG
tigen 0tartin empfangenen @obIta=
ten 5u beridten. Die Meoaille oieies
lei. 9ominifanerbruoers Wartin 6e
Eorres mar i'm 8eltfrieg BEL BEN
Observation-Disclosures uno Sol6o=
ten 10 beliebt uno perbreitet, oaB lie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-09-20

8orbergrnno geItellte Mearienbereb-
rungl &einesnegs bin i6 gegen cine
8erebrung als iolfe. 4ber alles NIT
WtaB unb 3iel! Smmerbin lit bod
giner unier Wittler, Selus Gbriltus,
onr6 Sbn allein gelangen mir gum
Batter. 2iegt es bod gar ni1t I'M
0erienigen, Die ii6 als einfah ihlih-
te, bemiitige Weago bes Serrn befann-
te. Tie 10 beraus5uiteaen. 0amit tpiro
i ibr niht geoient. @o5u alio bieie
Srommeleien2
un6 gar BON Dem Muftaft zines
marianii6en 3eitnlters au re6enl
Wit eben oemielben Neht fann bon
oem liturgil6en 3eitalter geiproden
meroen. @as abitoBt, lit oas oieIe
Deten 0es 6oienfran5es. Or lit ber-
altet. 9as litursiide 2eben bat uns
mebr 5u iagen. Neue religioie 8er-
lipeftiben iperoen uns er0ffnet. Nnr
| eine brilto5entriide @inIteaung miro
uns retten!
Cine lolbe Saltung berfennt bolI-
Iitanoig Die eiit5igartige Stellung Der
8ottesmutter i'm Seilsplane Ser
WenI6beit. Sc mebr Maria erfannt
nno geoffenbart miro, belto mebr miro
Gbriltus erfannt uno offenbart tper-
oen Mbgeieben oapon oiirfe es
beute nad 80 Sabren i9per iein,
Die ausgeiprohen decentralization gr-
eigniiie bon Satima einfa1bin su ig-
|norieren. 0ie Habioboti9aft oes ST..
8aters an Dos portugieiiide 8oIf am
|31. Sftober 1912 unb ebenio Die am
|idlieBenoe 8eibe ser @elt an oas
lnbefledte Ser5 Warias beoenten 10.
|biel mie Die firhli6e Mnerfennung
Satimas. 9luf elm b0hit gefGbrlihes
Serrain begi6t man iid, ,penn man
5atlma nnb ben Mnrl1f, ben Stolen.
fran5 tdglid 5ll beten, oireft ooer
inoireft oblebnt. 9as groBe 3eiAen
oes Gbriltentums lit oas &reus als
3ei6en Der grloiung. Mber audi 6ie
|lungfranli6e @ottesmutter lit oas
3eiben. Niemals fann oie @rl0iung
bon Der Wenidmeroung getrennt
peroen. @elhtebt es, 10 berliert oas
aren5 ieine 8eoeutlng. Die Menih-
meroung oes eiDigen @ortes bat als
8ornnsiesnna bic Wautterihaft Wea-
rios. Gurh Waria miro bas Wort
gum @ottMenih. go benefit Die
Wutteridaft Marias oie menIdIide
ytatnr oes eiDigen @ortes mn6 lire
Snngfrdulidfeit aIs Sungfrau-Mut-
ter Den @ott-Wenihen. Sic lit bie
Meutter Der aberdeen, oie neue gpa.
Die Dtutter Der 2ebenoigen. Ser bl.
8ernbaro betrah1et Tie ausoriidIib
als nniere Mittlerin. Sic fann oIles
perlangen als Weutter @ottes, aIs
Wtntter Der Neniden, 6urh lire oie-
nenoe Witwirfung BEL Ser grI0iuna.
,Miinhener
aatboliide airden3eitllng'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-09-20

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IbeDdbre es on einem fiibIetf Srte
anf. Sc ldnger man ben @ein Ia.
CERT, oeito beiier ipiro er. Nadb 5 his
6 Monaten erbdlt man einen gnten,
ltarfen nno geiunoen 8ein. Man
fann aud ben gegorenen Soft ii,
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i6lieBen. Mm beiten lit es, man itent
Die Sloiden umgefebrt in trodenen
Sanb.