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Evening star., 1947-08-03


has to face starting September 2 California Columbia Duke
Penn Notre Dame, Georgia Tech. Penn State and Army
All this talk of Bf Jones Hursey being
up into the title classes respective
that Washington
ing champion although Harry Shehy Sullivan recalls
when he Joe Cans abemate friend he often
he was moved, a child Baltimore
G. Wayne Moore a
artificial left leg who borrowed rifle the national cham
ponshp at Camp Perry Ohio last tomorrow will try
fully defend the title, accomplished 1919 That's
tough league at Camp Perry
Now 40, Bolton Likes to PIoy Boil
Cliff Bolton, who batted washingon's regular
league salary discovered that he didn't like sufficiently
likes ball catching Luckes
bush lights grandsand much
follow pitched ball
standee ex-stanford Chicago fuback,
booned pounds Angeles year
with Waterfeo throwing his standby
Jim Benton but Steve Now that Dutch Reuher
scouting the Giants after service with the Cubs he
telling Chcagos Ewe Blackwell Ralph Kner
The Nat souhpaw that Blackwell could have been
signed for 750 and Kner but the Cubs turned them down
because they frown bonuses Blackwell today worth $000
$25 900 to $4,000 either Newhouser.
Just reminder that tickets the Rnyon Memorial Cancer
Fund between the Phl sale
Griffith Stadium if all proNationa Leaguers who
letters protest to this after the midsummer star
will will SOLD
typical American and National League clubs
Evening star., 1947-12-19
Rome Reports F|igh
Confirms Antarctic
Is Single Continent
By Comdr. Finn Rome
North American Newspaper AlIianes

RONNE ANTARCTIC BASE.
STONINGTON ISLAND, Dec. II
Delayed $40 am. local time
on December II, Pilot James Lass
tier, Aerial Photographer William
Latady and I took of in the Ed
Sweeney plane from Mount Tricorn
on the last major flight Of this
expeditions exploratory program.
After flying for 7 hours and 35
minutes, We landed safely at Cape
Knowles, where a gasoline refuel-
ing cache had been previously de-
posted for the return journey.
Results Outlined.
Our flight successfully accom-
plished the following:
/. Explored and photographed the
recently discovered barrier along
the Weddell Coast to point further
southeast than was reached on our
November 81 fight, thus connecting
the unknown link with the previ-
ously explored coastline beyond
doubt.
2. Definitely established that this
heretofore unknown sector of the
Wedden coast contains land beneath
Its enormous ice mass-land which
gradually increases in elevation
until it joins the South Polar pla-
teau itself.
3. Proved conclusively that the
Antarctic is one continent and is
not divided by a frozen body of
water from the Weddell Sea to the
Ross Sea.
4. Explored an additional 10000
square miles of previously unknown
territory over and above the 10000
square miles explored on the Novem-
Der 81 flight.
The flight marks the end of our
exploratory program, in which a
conservatively estimated total of not
less than 10000 square miles of new
land has been discovered and ex-
plored in the name Of the United
States in the most difficult and in
accessible sector of the Antarctic
continent-from 78 south 73 west, TO
79' IS" south 40 west.
More than 4,500 aerial trimetro-
gon pictures record this expanse OF
land to enable photographers to
make more accurate maps.
Last Flight In Program.
Although this flight was the last
in our exploratory program, trimet-
rogon mapping of the more accessi-
BILE regions of the Palmer peninsula
will continue until our supply of
aviation gasoline is exhausted. This
mapping program-which has been
maintained right along with the ex-
ploratory program-has in addition
Evening star., 1947-12-19
Business Group to Hold
Dinner for A. c. Smith

The American Business Associa-
ton, Inc, will honor its president,
Arthur Clarendon Smith, with a
birthday dinner at 7 pm. Sunday in
the Shoreham Hotel.
Kirk Miller, former sports editor
and now public relations counsel for
the Safeway chain, will be master Of
ceremonies. Mr.. Smiths son, Arthur
Clarendon Smith, jr., and his wife,
Evening star., 1947-12-19

photographed $4,000 square miles.
This makes a conservative total esti-
mate of 385 900 square miles of ter
ritory mapped in a total Of over g.
900 aerial pictures.
In closing the exploratory pro-
gram for this expedition, I have
now completely covered the width
of this particular sector of the An
tarctic from west to east. On my
sledge journey west in 1910, my
turning point was close to longitude
80 west of Greenwich at latitude Of
about 73 degrees south. On our re-
cent flight, our easternmost turning
point was longitude 20 degrees west
of Greenwich and latitude 79 de-
grees south. This is the exact seq
ment claimed by Great Britain, but
which claim up to the present has
not been recognized by the United
States,
Evening star., 1947-12-19
Marine Group Plans Dinner

The officers of the Fifth Marine
Infantry Reserve Battalion will hold
a stag dinner and cocktail party in
the officers club at the Naval Gun
Factory. Eighth and M streets Sc.
at $50 o'clock tonight.
Evening star., 1947-12-19

and his daughter, Betty and her
husband, Donald Lathrom, will be
among the guests. A native Wash
ingtonian, the elder Mr.. Smith has
been in business here for SO years
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-15
HOLY TRINITY
FIRST LUTHER.AN. .CHURCn

The public worship next Sunday,
aEay Is, 9th Sunday after Easter,
viii begin at II a. IN, Sermon
Theme: Gods Task, Well Begun,
viii Be Completed Phil, l:6. This
viii be a Confirmation Service.
The Communion Service which
was announced for Sunday evening
will be combined with the Contir-
mation Service to give everyone an
opportunity to attend the Baeca1
Isaureate Service at the High
school. The slides Illustrating the
year of Evangelism will be shown
enc week from Sunday in the even
ing at eight o'clock. The Senior
Ladies' Aid will meet at the church
en- Thursday afternoon Of next
week. This will be pot luck meet
ing. Every member is. asked to
Bring a friend. The Bible School
will begin June at the. church The
grades /, 2, 3, will come at ga. m.
Grades 4, 5, 6, will come at 1890.
II. c. HJORTHOLM,
Pastor.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-15

See me for Graduation gifts. Mrs.
George Bryant, Phone "a. 52-tf.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-15
NOTICE 10 THE PUBLIC

Notice is hereby given that all
persons doing building, plumbing or
wiring of buildings within the City
of Libby must have the necessary
licenses and permits to operate le-
gally or they will make themselves
subject to legal action
(Signed)! A. E. Brunette,
(52-2c) Building Inspector
son who were celebrating their
birthdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lasher of Thief
River, Mimi, are here in the inter-
est of the Farmers Union.
Word has been received that Mrs.
Pat Cunningham, formerly of Eure-
ka passed away Saturday, May 10
at Spokane, Wn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Damans Of
South Dakota were house guests at
the home of Mr.. and MRS. Frank
Combs Monday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-15

Isaac Hadzor, marched to the din
ing room, singing Happy Birthday
to You" where a three-tier birthday
cake made by Mrs. Nora Pomeroy
graced the center of the flower de-
corated table. The Grand Matron's
colors of blue and yellow were car
ried out in the dining room. and also
at the banquet preceding the meet
ing served at the Baptist Church
dining room. Her song, Bless This
House" was sung in closing the
meeting
A large number of Whitefish
members were present for the occa-
sion Coming from a distance for
the affair was Mrs. Gale McKain
Helena, a former Eureka resident.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-15
THE MEMORIAL POPPY

On May "a, Auxiliary members
throughout the United States will
be selling these peoples.
The peoples are made by disabled
veterans at Fort Harrison for sale
in Montana. They also made $4,000
to be sold in Hawaii.
We, members of the American
Legion Auxiliary, District No.
will have the privilege of offering
these peoples for sale to each and
every person in our respective
counties.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-15
American Legion Auxiliary News

After a delicious dinner served
at the c. Y. o. Hall by the Legion
the Auxiliary met in their rooms at
the Legion Hall for their regular
meeting.
We were glad to welcome so many
wives and sisters of World War II
veterans and hope they will be-
come interested and join our organ
iZation
Delegates to the district meeting
are Mrs. Frances Barney and Mrs.
Mary Knapp. Alternates, Mrs. Bar
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-15
ST. JOHNS EV. LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Missouri SynOd)

Church Calendar: May I5-2I:
Thursday: 7:30 p. m, Sunday
School Teachers; $50 p. m, Centen-
NAL Committee.
Sunday: 10 a. m, Sunday School:
IL a. m, Divine Service (Sermon:
"Christ's Legacy to the Worldly
$50 D. M, Y. p S. Potluck Supper
(Meet at the Church,.
Wednesday: Release Time Classes.
8 p. m, Choir Rehearsal
Asthur o. Werfelmann, Pastor
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-15
ASSEMBLY OF GOD TROY

(Services In Pastors Home)
SUNDAY:
Sunday School 1000 a. m.
IL o'clock service will be dismiss
ed in favor of the Baccalaureate
service of the High School gradual
ing class.
Evangelistic Service 7:45 p. m.
THURSDAY:
7:45 p. m. Bible Study
"A Sunday School and Church to
meet your every needl A cordial
welcome to ALL"
d. c. Ruthford. Pastor
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-15

COMING EVENTS: Troop School
for Christian Soldiers" May 20 to
June 6: 9 to II a. m.
Bible School (same dates) to 9
p. m. Glasses and special courses for
Intermediates, young people and
adults.
"A Wonderful Two Weeks in the
Log Church"
LEON H. AYERS, Pastor
Libby, Montana
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-15
FORTTNE COMMUNITY CHURCH

Sunday School, 1870 a.. m; Wor-
ship Service, ll:3O a. m; Jr. Young
People, 7:45 p. m; Evangelistic
Meeting, 8:l5 p. m; Wednesday
Prayer Meeting, 800 p. m.
ARVID ERICKSON, Jr., Pastor
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-15
GARDEN CLUB 10 MEET

The next meeting Of the Garden
Club held May 90, will be an out
door meeting with pot-luck lunch
held at Kootenai Falls. All members
are urged to attend
If you have not entered the home
Identification contest please con-
tact Mrs. w. r. Littell or Mrs. Orlo
Tohnsc- at once to make arrange
ments if you wish to do so.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-15
ana MORGAN and Mrs. Mabel PeI-

bara Morgan and Mrs. Mabel Pei
tier
Mrs. Imogene Boslaugh, one of
our members, is Cancer Control
chairman for this community. The
amount of two dollars was allowed
toward this very worthy project.
It was reported the Legion was
giving a dance May 10; proceeds
will go to the Eureka'basebau team.
The American Legion Auxiliary
supper committee under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Edith Ewing will serve
lunch; proceeds to be donated to
the same cause.
Each member will be asked to
answer roll call at our next meet
ing by telling why they are glad to
be an American. In celebration of
May II, which is, Il Am an Ameri-
can" day.
Mrs. Kenneth Curtis and daugh-
ter of Boomers Ferry spent the
weekend at the Ed Hendrickson
home
Mrs. Sara Harper and daughter,
Lee of Missoula were visitors with
Mrs. Harper's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. Hendrickson over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith and
Linda of Tacoma, Wash, are visit
ing at the home of IT. Schermer-
horn. While here Mr.. Smith viii
work at The Club.
Mrs. Johnny Crawford entertain
ed a group of friends at pinochle
party Sunday evening in honor Of
Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Harvey Sven
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-15
TROY METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. VIM. c. Stearns, Pastor

Sunday 1890 a. m. Sunday
School; 8 p. m Worship.
Thursday: 2:30 p. m. Woman's So
ciety of Christian Service, Mrs Geo.
Webb and Mrs. Vernon Blanchard.
hosteSSes
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-15
LIBBY METHODIST CHURCH
Rev VIM. C. Sfearns. Pastor

Sunday GAS a n, Sunday School
IL a. n. Worship.
Monday 8 p. m. Official Board
Meeting
Wednesday 7 P. m. Youth Eel
lowship.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-15
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday school as usual.
Rev. T. NJ. Kingsley of Cutbuank
will be guest pastor at the Sunday
morning service at II o'clock.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-15
SUNDAY SERVICES:

Evening service VIII be DISMISS
ed in favor of the Baccalaureate
service Of the High School Gradual
ing class.
THURSDAY:
Christian Workers Conference, z
p. M; Prayer Services 8 D. m.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14
= sbereie Nenmann. =

@ir lino iiber5ellgt, DAB es nnlere
2eler intereiiieren miro, na6ltebenoe
5uperl1iiige Hadribten iiber Die be-
gnaoete Sungfral Sherele 9el1mann
5u erfabren. Gie &atboliide Snterna-
tionole Sreiie=ageutur (8ipa), Srei=
burg, Shpei5, erbilt BON ibrem @e=
tpdbrsmann II. a. folgenoe gin5elbei=
ten:
nIah meiner 9eFreillng aus ben
&on5entrutionslaeer Safun entIdloB
id MIDI 5ur &eiie nah &onnersrertb.
gs mar elm eisfalter @intertag i'm
Sanuar, als ih BORT nnfom. Sofort
fielen Sic 3erItorungen ms Iuse, oie
Die SS ongeridtet bate. Gin Srittel
oes Srtes ,par gan5 5erltort 1poroen,
llno 5par niht Ourf amerifanil6e
SSlieger, oa oieie Itrengen 8efebl bot
ten, &onnersreltb 5lt idonen, ionoern
burt Die 9lrtillerie ser SO. Ser
Hfarrbof iopobl pie bus Heumann=
Saus batten ihpere Sreffer abbe=
fonmen. 0oh naren an bieIen 8e=
baltOen oie Sfdoen ldon ipieoer be-
boben.
Ser erIte 8eg fiibrte midi in oie
Stride. Sic lit in auffaaeno gutem
3uitanb uno iebr geidmadpoa reno
piert. gfifts oel1tet oarin auf Shdben
bin. Sic reide sluslhmiidung ser
Stride 5eugt bon ser Sreigebigfeit Ser
tielen Gilger, aber allt, pie mir
Seute oaielbit perii6erten, bonn 1ln=
ermiiolihen SleiB Ser SbereIe Heu-
mann, oie oen 9irdenI Ihnrud faIt gan5
aaein beioret. Sdglif betet lie niele
Stunoen IN Der Stride, niht MIR oes
Worgens, audi ll1tertags nnb abenos,
meiit bis tief in bie gta6t binein, uu6
BEL Itrenger &alte. @abreno ih in Der
Stride betete, famen Der 3eibe nndy
Seute aus Dem Srt, Inn ben &reu5neg
5l beten, obtpobl es @eibnahten mar.
8alb mar es cine 8Guertn, Damn elm
Sungmann, alle nit bem srbeits=
Idur5. Sic fpnnten Don Der slrbeit
geraoe einige 9tinuten eriibriaen.
llno alle beteten i'm nit GROCER sln=
oadt! 9lud am natiten Sas fiel mir
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14
sSran q. g., Sans. :

Sic @aroenia gebort 5u 0en Bier.
pflan5en, lpelde cine gan5 beIonoere
8ebanollmg erbeil6en uno tros gro,
Der Sorgfalt ltno @eoulo niht bns
ge1Diinidte &eIultat bringen. 8ir &c.
ben Sbnen naditebenb einige prafti.
lfe @infe, sic Sbnen boffentltd bon
Nuben iein peroenAGie 8aroenta ge.
oeibt am beIten in elmer 1parmen, ion.
nigen uno ettpas feu6ten Mtnolpbdre
nit elmer gsa6ttemperatur bon ettpo
fiinfunoied5ig @rao uno ettua 5ebu
8rab mebr 1pdbreno ser Sages5eit
Gin Senlter, bas nah Siioen ooer
Often idaut, lit am beiten. 9ie Groe,
in melde 8aroenien gepflan5t tper-
ben, iollte su gleiGe1t Seilen aus 8ar.
teneroe unb iaurem Sorfmua bette.
ben. @enn man altnItoiinser pertpen.
oet, lollte man Stiditoff in Der Sbrm
Don Nmmoniaf itatt ialpeterlaurem
Natron perDenoen, Inn ben 8ooen
luuer 5u erbalten. Cine balbe Saiie
elmer 2oiung, Die our6 slufl0iung Ell.
mes Seeloffels idJpefeliauren ammo-
MATS in etnen Suort @aiIer berge,
Itellt puroe, einmal i'm Monat, ge.
niigt fiir cine Hflan5e in einem iehs,
5Olligen Sopf. Sails oas neue @a6s-
tum gebleift ausliebt, peripenoe man
9ll1miniumiulpbat ODER gilenuitriol
in berlelben State, Inn Dos @leidge,
midt in Der Groe ber5uIteaen. Wan
gebe oen Bflan5en reidlid @aiier.
luiie iebod oie @rOe nidt su iebr
our6naBt neroen. Man peripenoe
reidlid Srainaeematerial. Sails ir,
genomelde @efabr porliegt, onB Die
grbe 5u raid austrodnet, pertpen6e
man einen nidt poroien 8ebdlter ooer
Iteae BEN Sopf Ser Bflan5e in einen
groBeren Eopf, ser nit feu6tem Sorf,
mllll ober Spbapnllmmoos gefiillt lit
@enn sic 8liite5eit ooriiber lit, ettpc
I'M sunni, idneioe man oie 8flon5e
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14
- ). S., ..

@egen bieie aranfbeit Ser nlmen.
b1nme (glns) lit bisber nod fein
Mittel eefunoen iporoen. Sas lllmen.
iterben bot iofort nod Dem @eltfrieg
eingeiebt l,nb iif) itber Die ganse or.
De perbreitet. Sn GeutIdlanb itnb ieii
Sabren 8otanifer beniibt getpeien,
Die ltrIahe oieles 11lmeniterbens 5ll
entoeden. 3uerIt nabm man einen
8a5illus als &ranfbeitstr1ger ON,
Damn einen 8orfenfafer, biz man
lblieBlid feititente, oaB elm nieoerer
Bil5, @rapbium genannt, bie uriabe
6es slbiterbens Ser ltlme lei. l1eber-
tragen miro oieier 8il5 BON Dem III
menborfenf1fer. Sonoererbarerpeiie
merben feline anoeren 8auniorten bon
bieIem 1lmenfeinb angegriffen. Gin
Nittel lit auf) bieraulanoe nod nibt
entoedt poroen. gs lit am beiten,
tpenn man cine angeitedte lllme OBJ
ballt uno oas Sol5 perbrennt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14
MzAkunN
Bon grof. s. N. 9abren,
6ebaftenr 6es .8aiienfrenno'
9. a., Mrf.

gntgesen ser friibern Weloung,
oie Sberammergalt'er Baiiionsipiele
ieien auf lange Sabre ueridoben, be-
ridtet nun sic nslii. 8reB" aus Weiins
den, Sic amerifanii6e Nilttdrper1pal-
tltne Der Sffupations5one babe Die
@ieoerbelebuns Ser GailionsIpiele
genebnigt unter bem Sorbebalt, bob
babel nur Gerionen mitmirfen, uelde
nidt Sen eeringIten slnflug brarner
3a5i= =Sdrbung baben, tpas iuobl bel
oen gut fatboliiden Sberammergau'
ern ausseihlolien lit. 9ie Sroben fir
oie sluffiibrune int Sabre 1850 ba-
ben bereits begonnen. Sberammerealt
batte p1breno bes arieges lnter
9ombarbieruneen nidt SIT leioen, 10
baB giibne, &uliiien ltno 8oitiime er-
balten eeblieben Iino.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14

ihen, mo fnno lie SiIfe llno Sort, bob
Tie, 1Die in einem Sbiffbruh, lpenig-
items iih ielbit nno eintge MeIte ibrer
Sabe retten fonnte? sSn Ser fatboIi-
lhen Stride; ale iroiihen llnterneb-
mungen lino ginrihtlingen rl1mIif,
oie iid nur airf ntenihlihe @eisbeit
itnb @etpalt fifteen, Ioien i'm 2anfe
Der 3eiten chamber ab, gelangen al
einem S0bepunft ilnb iinfen Damn, ib-
rcr Nntiir entiprehenb, fI1glih 1pie-
Ser a6. 5erfaIlen iinb brehen 5lIam-
men. 3ie 8emeinihaft aber, Die I'm
ier Grl0ier gegriinbet bat, perbanft
es sibrem gottlihen Stifter. bob iie
immerDabreno 2eben uno &raft BON
uben beiibt. 0aourd een1brt nnb ge-
itiitt, bleibt lie bermaBen iiegreiG inn
aampf segen Die @ioertp1rtigfeiten
Der 3eiten, Ginge nnb Wenifen, bab
tie es permag, aus oeren Nieoer- nno
ltntergang cine nelle 1,no gliidlihere
3eit berauf5ufiibren ,lno bur6 Die
driitlide 2ebre nno gingebung cine
neue 8eieaihaft Der 8iirger, 8olfer
uno Raiien geitaltenb 5n biloen.
Sn oielem Hunoidreiben, ebrtpiir-
oige 8riiber, moften @ir in geDr1ng-
ter l1eberii6t oarlesen, ipeIhen Mnteil
ct. 8eneoift ON bielem @teoerauibau
uno bieler Grne1erung bate. gs
ideirt ia, OaB in oieiem Sabre seraoe
bier5ebn Sabrblinoerte pergangen
iino, ieitoem er, nod aabaoien Wiben
sllr gbre @ottes alno gum Se1l Ser
Seelen, sliidli6 oie iroii6e Berban-
nnng nit ser bin1mliiden Seimat ner-
tauld)t bat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14

auf nit mefd tiefer Sanlntfung itto
Mnoaht oie 2eute bier Die beilige
&omm1nion empfingen. Gold ttefe
anoa6t beim &ommunionsempfang
lino lold ebrfurdtspolles 8enebmen
oabei batte id aud in oen beiten @e-
genoen 8nperns nod niht geieben.
pierin 5eigt itd beutlid Die 8irfung
oes groBen mpltiiden @eihebens, bas
iit) in ibrer Mitte boll5iebt.
,Sn ser 8eibnahts- unb Siter5eit
bat Sbereie feline Baiiionsefitaien,
audi nidt, tpenn Elm 6eIt auf einen
SSreitag fdat. Gafiir bot tie in bieier
3eit freuoige Shauuneen iiber bas
betreffenoe Seitgebeimnis. 60 bot lie
5u gpipbanie cine 1punberlh0ne 1tno
ersreifenoe Sdauung iiber oie Sl.
Gret aoniee. an Mdrtprerfelten iiebt
tic bas WtartDrillm oes betreffenoen
Seiligen, ). g. bes I'll. Sebaitian, Ser
bl. sgnes "a. sic bort aud Die
@orte in Sen ulten Sprahen ltno
funn iie pieoergeben, obne iie 5l Der
itebcn. 3u 9luerieelen uno iiberbaupt
I'M ytopember bat Tie piele Sbaul1n=
gen iiber oas sSegefeuer, anoere WtaIe
iiber oen Simmel. 9luf meine Srage,
ob iie alth 9lide in bie Soile tun
BARI, iagte Sodp. Hfarrer geaber
,Hein, nit ser Soqe befaBt tie iih
nid)t, auh nidt nit Dem Mlten Seita-
ment Sic iiebt nur 8eeebenbeiten
aus Dem Heuen SeItament, bonn alten
MIR ben GngeIfua am ct. Nihaels=
Gag.
sd froste nun Sforrer Nober, Oh
Sberele oenn ME et1pas iiber Die 3u=
funft geiagt babe. Mon bore Ooh Der
idbieoene iolde s(euBerungen, bie ibr
in Oen Wuno eele9t lperoen. Ga iagte
er: ,lteber Die 3uflnft iagt lie gar
nidts. Riht oas minoelte. Maes, mas
man oiesbe5iiglih berltmSablt, lit rein
Segeuoe. @obl aber iagt Ite 5lipeilen
itber ein5elne 8eluder, Die au tbr font
men, mandes poraus, aber MIR iiber
ibr Seelenbeil. Gs lit nid)t ibre sluf-
eabe, ben Wteniden Die 3ufunft gu
iusen, ionoern ibre slufeabe lit gu
iiibnen 1nO al leioen. Sic nitnnt iebr
oft auh belonoere Siibneleioen auf
iif, lei es fir bie armen Seelen ODER
fitr sic 8efebrltng BON 'Siinoern ober
5ur Siibne fiir llnpiiroige &ommu=
nionen. 9ieie lebteren Siibneleiben
iino belonoers idJ1perr"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14
SRI. 6. d., q. ..

&ir entlpre6en germ Sbrer 8itte
unO peroffentlihen nahlteben6 ben
Silferui oes belgilden Brielters
9odD. Salmegne, Sireftor oes Sol
legs in SerItel, Siege, gelgien, lit Die
6iiriorge fir breibunoertunofiinf5ie
&inoer aus Dem 9lrbeiterpiertel an
uertralt. Gr fennt Die sSreigebigfeit
Der amerifaniihen Sruppen p6brenl
ibres Sierieins unb bittet ieben, oel
oieies lieit, ibm 8elbbilfe aufommen
5u lalien, Inn oas i'm &rieg serbombte
&oQeg tpieOer in Stano 5u bringen.
8eloipenoen ienoe man an obige
aoreiie ooer an SRI. Caroline Meper,
427 @elt AS. Str, Stem Yorf 19,
g. q.
&c. g., >. -
Gs lit ni6t ratiom, beIonoers BEL
fcudttalter Suft, bel offenem Seniter
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14
. isran 6. a., No. :

Gas 8eteriilienfraut (8arslep) lit
elm Seilfrart, oas bel manhen 2eioen
peripenoet meroen fann. Ger Samen
Der GeterIilie, als See genommen, be-
foroert Die Seroauung, nirft ben
8ldbungen entgegen nno tpirft nrin-
foroernb. slub BEL @aiieriudt lit 8e-
terrible nor5iiglid. 9urh slltflesen Ser
5erquetidten 8ldtter iperoen @eidtpii-
re 5erteilt. 3erit0Bt man BEN Samen
uno permiibt i'm nit Sett, 10 bot
man Elm gutes Mittel our gertreibung
Der &opflduie bel &inoern. Seterlt-
lienpur5el uno =traut in @aiier ge-
foht uno aussepreBt liefert Elm bor-
5iiglihes Wtittel BEL gngbriiitigfeit
(altbma) 1no 8ruItIdmer5en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14
e. g., %. So.

8egen 9ummbeit llnb Mbergla,l-
ben fantpfen lelbIt oie @otter perge-
bens. 8enn &atbolifen oieIem booen.
loien llniinn buloieen, betpeiien lie,
oaB lie feline griinolihe &enntnis If.
rer &elision baben, ionit miiroen iie
iidtbaren, nlateriellen 9ingen feline
araft beimeiien, Die iie nift baben.
slnoers berbllt es it'd nit Gingen,
Die bon Der Stride geiegnet itno, 1pie
@eibmaiier, Hoienfrdn5e, Webaillen
II. q. m.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14

aiif 55tceei aeer orei gIattpaare a,triid,
nobel man bon oem Hunfte an reh.
net, ON tpelhem Der 3peig entIpringt,
flnb iebe bic HHan5e in einent ettnas
sroBeren Sopf. Damn ioIlte Der Eopi
inn Sreien in ettpas ihnttiger 2nge
eingeienft nno nit Sorfmlia beoedi
iperben. 8enn Ole 8flanae iiber ben
CONNER i'm @arten geitanoen bot,
ioIlte iie bereits i'm September ins
Sans genommen tperoen.