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Nogales international., 1947-05-23
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF SANTA CRTTZ

OF SATN1A ChOA
In the Matter of the Estate
BEN WO, also known as Ben
Woe, also known as Woo Ben,
also known as Wo Ben,
Deceased.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN
that under and by virtue OF an
order of the above entitled Superior
Court, made on the 18th day of
May, 1947, in the matter of the
estate of Ben Wo, also known as
Ben Woe, also known as Woo Ben,
also known as Wo Ben, deceased,
the undersigned. as executor under
the will of said deceased, will, on
and after the 9th day of June, 1947,
sell at private sale to the highest
bidder for cash, the following des-
cribed real estate situated in Santa
Cruz County, State of Arizona, to-
wit:
The Bonnie Carrie Patented
Mining Claim, the United States
patent therefor being of record in
the office Of the County Recorder
of Santa Cruz County, State OF
Arizona, in Book of Mining
Deeds at page 1O8, said mining
claim being in Santa Cruz County,
State of Arizona.
Written bids for the purchase OF
said property will be received at the
law offices of James v. Robins, 212
Trust Building, Nogales, Arizona, or
may be delivered to the executor
personally, or filed in the office OF
the Clerk of the above entitled Su-
perior Court in the Court House at
Nogales, Arizona, at any time after
the first publication of this notice
and before the making of the sale.
DATED May 20, 1947.
FRANK WONG
Executor under the will OF
Ben Wo, also known as Ben
Woe, also known as Woo
Ben, also known as Wo Ben,
deceased.
publish May % and 80, 194O
Nogales international., 1947-05-23

Martha Ann Frazier and Mrs. Helen
Peterson are leaving a week from
tomorrow for Roswell, NM, to see
the graduation of Jim Harrison
from the high school department of
the New Mexico Military Institute.
#m#*m#***
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Capin and
daughters Blossom and Joyce and
son Sam and Dick Capin are leaving
week from today to see the gradu-
alton of Justin Capin from the
high school department of the New
Mexico Military Institute at Ros-
well.
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Mrs. H. r. Chatham and Mrs. l..
E. Diehl were Tucson visitors We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Tregoning of
Long Beach and Mrs. R. H. Bertel-
son and daughter Betty Ann are
leaving Monday for San Francisco
to spend the summer.
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Mrs. j. B. Meigs left Tuesday for
Chicago to attend the marriage of
her son James who is to be married
on May 81. The newlyweds plan to
locate in Santa Cruz County after
a one month honeymoon.
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Bill Meigs, son of Mrs. j. B
Meigs, has the lead in the stage
show entitled, "Call Me Mister
which opened in Chicago this week
Nogales international., 1947-05-23
Fiesta Expense
Continued from Page One)

ing placards. tickets, etc., $4,000;
automobile bumper cards, $70O6;
queens entertainment, $27.81; Da-
vis-Monthan Band meals, $76.50;
entertainment for Tucson and
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
delegates, $18.05; public address
system, jail, $4,000; main door prize,
Montezuma Hotel dances, $4,000;
two costume prizes, Montezuma
Hotel dances, $1,000; trophy cut
$1,000; parade prizes, cash, $4,000;
merchandise, parade prizes, $1,000;
parade horses, $22OO; sign painted
$500; electricity, $500; ribbons fol
prizes, $1.20.
due to the cooperation of all
Nogales international., 1947-05-23
NOGALES FL YEARS AGO
FrOm the International"
May %, 1926

With the democratic ticket unop-
posed, voters will go to the polls
tomorrow to cast their ballots in the
regular biennial city election. The
candidates are the present mayor
and board of aldermen Mayor
Duane Bird, and Aldermen Charles
L. Hardy, S. G. Jung, A. E. Sanders,
Grover Marsteller, Harry L. Sugg,
and B. Taylor Wilkey.
Our new neighbor across the
street, the Western Auto Supply
Company, entertained hundreds of
folks Friday night, the occasion
being the opening of that big COM
pany's new Nogales store.
Mrs. William Murray (Mary Wise)
will arrive Monday from Omaha,
Neb., to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Wise of Crawford street.
Mrs. Murray will be met at Tucson
by her mother, and brother, Knight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Loeb of Marsh
Heights are leaving Sunday evening
to spend month visiting in Louis
vile, KY, and Chicago, after which
they will go to Ocean Park, Calf,
to spend the summer.
Miss Elizabeth Abbott, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Abbott Of
Nogales, is a member of this years
graduating class of Tucson High
School. Invitations to the COM
mencement exercises were received
here Wednesday, the commence
ment to be held next Friday even
ing.
Ralph H. Zimmerman resigned
Tuesday as coach at the Nogales
high school. His successor has not
yet been appointed. Several appli-
cations are on file for the position.
Nogales international., 1947-05-23
EARLY DAYS In NOGALES
NOGALES 81 YEARS AGO
(FrOm the "Oasis," May %, 1886

NOGALES 81 YEARS AGO
(From the "Oasis," May %, 1866
Theo Gebler, the pioneer hard
ware dealer, has been very ill, but
he is up and about again.
This week Nogales was visited by
Sabine Otero from Tucson, leading
cattle grower of Pima county.
At their lumber yard on the flat,
Roy & Titcomb are building large
and commodiouS warehouse.
Several days this week Nogales
was visited by Albert Steinfeld from
Tucson, a partner in the big COM
mercial house of L. zeckendorf &
Co.
Tuesday night P. j. Zeimet,
George Montague and E. j. Gibson
went to Guaymas to attend the an
nual gathering of the Rock Bass
Club, in which they are prominent
members.
During the week the force in
Theo. Gebler's tin shop has been
making cornice for the new build
ing of the University of Arizona, at
Tucson. The job will be completed
next week.
Republicans in this vicinity are
beginning to take notice of the fact
that a territorial convention will be
held shortly to select delegates to
the national party convention at
st. Louis, for nomination of candi-
dates for President and Vice Presi-
dent of the United States. Aspir-
ants for seats in the county conven-
ton are hustling, and primary
meeting will be called soon. The
county convention will provide a
delegation to the territorial conven-
ton at Phoenix, next month.
Nogales international., 1947-05-23
THE UNITED CHURCHES
FELLOWSHIP

Sunday School, 9:45; Mr.. Milford
VanderWalker, superintendent.
Primary Department meets same
hour; Mrs. Lon M. Bellman, super
intendent.
Morning worship at 100 o'clock.
Theme, Some of Our Mistakes"
The choir will sing special anthem
under direction of Mr.. Russell A.
Smith.
A cordial invitation extended to
all who do not worship elsewhere.
Strangers made welcome.
o. A. SMITH, DID,, Minister.
Nogales international., 1947-05-23
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Continued from Page Seven)
panied here by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
RoWley and daughters Thelma and
Annie and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Hanson and two sons, and were
guests at the Barker home on Noon
street.
Nogales international., 1947-05-23

"Do You Remember" column in
Andy Anderson's Arizona News of
Phoenix containing the following:
do you remember when Pete
Kitchen came to Arizona in 1854?
And when Kitchen established his
own Boot Hill cemetery near his
ranch house for burial of outlaws
whom he killed?" From that we
would take it for granted there is
a cemetery near the home of Col
Gilbert Proctor, present owner of
the old Kitchen ranch.
Nogales international., 1947-05-23

Herbert r. Chatham revealing that
Matthew, one of the IL disciples of
Jesus Christ, was collector of
customs on the Sea of Galilee some
1920 years ago.
Chris Kerson pointing to a tree
that has been dead two years on the
north side of Park street between
Morley and Grand avenues.
People asking Johnny Elias, Jr.,
his name and receiving the reply,
Johnny Elias Motors
Three skunks eating food put out
for cats at Tom Ellisons and Alex
Campbell's Royal Blue Mine each
night.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Chatham,
Jr. (Pudgie Hulburt) winning a set
of pots and pans, an orchid corsage,
Mrs. Chatham permanent, and
other prizes, at Earl Carols in
Hollywood for being the youngest
married couple there while on their
honeymoon two weeks ago.
Ray Earhart telling a Nogales
man, you'll stop the rain" when
he saw him close his car windows
Monday morning and sure
enough it didn't rain.
R. G. Blabon declaring, IT almost
froze to death at the high school
commencement exercises in Pata-
gonia a week ago Thursday night. "
The exercises were held outdoors in
Richardson Park the cool spell
followed several days of unusually
hot weather for early in May.
Safeway Store bristling with
REDUCED" tags, calling shoppers
attention to approximately $50
items on which store has been able
to reduce prices Z. and the public
is expecting lower prices every
body is talking about them, especi-
ally since President Trumans re-
Nogales international., 1947-05-23
cent speech.

NogaleS International % years old
Sunday =. founded May 25, 1925,
by present owner and in MS own
building at 225 Grand avenue, To-
cation used by the late Col. Allen
T. Birds Oasis and also former
home of the Nogales Morning DEM
ocrat, a daily in the early 2O's.
Nogales international., 1947-05-23

Little Outfit minstrel show Jok-
ingly taking a crack at Patagonia,
condition of the county roads in the
north end of the county, and the
three county supervisors and
not jokingly praising Mrs. Ed Jeff
colt, one of the county's most pub
lic-spirited women.
Nogales international., 1947-05-23
L .m2iff1lfR8 BOX

Noga1es, Arizona,
May Is, 1947
Mr. Craig Pottinger,
Collector of Customs,
Nogales, Arizona.
Dear Craig:
The Customs Department did a
very good job of cooperation during
our current Fiesta on May 8, and
5. All the men at the cline" and
the executive department gave us
every possible help during that time.
Fiestas of this type can do more
to further good relations between
the sister cities of NogaleS than any
thing else and it is our hope that
this celebration will grow to be one
Iof the outstanding attractions of
Arizona s tourist season.
With all our best wishes, we are
Very truly yours,
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
LUIS ESCALADA, President.
ARIZONA SOCIETY FOR
CRIPPLED CHILDREN
300 Heard Building
Phoenix, Arizona
May IA, 1947
Nogales International,
NogaleS, Arizona.
Gentlemen:
On behalf of the Arizona Society
for Crippled Children we wish to
thank your newspaper for the fine
cooperation that it gave to our Or
ganization in the recently conclud-
ed Easter Seal Sale for crippled
children.
Through the efforts of the press,
our crippled children in Arizona
will be assured of the continuation
of home-bound teaching, camping,
and speech and hearing therapy.
Yours very truly,
REV. CHARLES FRANKLIN
PARKER
Easter Seal Sale Chairman
Nogales international., 1947-05-23
SEEN and HEARD
-o%A --
THE MAIN DRAG

Assistant Collector of Customs
Herbert r. Chatham revealing that
Matthew, one of the IL disciples of
Jesus Christ, was a collector of
customs on the Sea of Galilee some
1920 years ago.
Nogales international., 1947-05-23

r. w. Peters, the well known
accountant, and Attorney Frank
Barry, Jr., among many persons
thoroughly enjoying annual Little
Outfit picnic in San Rafael Valley.
Nogales international., 1947-05-23

The next thing, we suspect is that the nation will
be advised to return the Pacific islands to>Japan in
order to escape the cost of keeping them.
Nogales international., 1947-05-23
Well Done!

The Arizona Copper Tariff Board, due chiefly to
the efforts of Sam H. Morris, chairman and the able
assistance Of Charles F. Willis secretary, was sue
cessful in securing the suspension of the 4c per pound
import duty copper only until April 1, 1949.
duty for all time and some large producers who oper
ate copper mines in foreign lands were indifferent.
Arizona producing most of the copper in the
U.SA, led the fight, and the result proves that wise
counsel and tact employed with the result that
Arizona and it's copper mining industry have attained
an important victory. columbus GiragD
Of all foolish human procedures there is none
that beats the father or MOTHER who tries to select
mate for his, or her, child. It cannot be successfully
accomplished
Nogales international., 1947-05-23

Chris Kerson pointing to tree
that has been dead two years on the
north side of Park street between
Morley and Grand avenues.
Nogales international., 1947-05-23

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Nogales international., 1947-05-23

Theo Gebler, the pioneer hard
ware dealer, has been very ill, but
he is up and about again.
Nogales international., 1947-05-23

People asking Johnny Elias, Jr.,
his name and receiving the reply,
Johnny Elias Motors
Nogales international., 1947-05-23

Three skunks eating food put out
for cats at Tom Ellison's and Alex
Campbell's Royal Blue Mine each
night.
Nogales international., 1947-05-23

This week Nogales was visited by
Sabine Otero from Tucson, leading
cattle grower of Pima county.
Nogales international., 1947-05-23

At their lumber yard on the flat,
Roy & Titcomb are building large
and commodiouS warehouse.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-09

aus oem 8eridt gebt berbor, bob Die
.Gralos" inn bergangenen Sabre 5u.
idslihe 0abrung fir iiber cine babe
Willion franfer nno untererndbrter
ainoer beIdaffen bot. sluBeroem
nuroen Sauienoe bon ltinenben iino
5ufiinftigen Wiiittern betreut, Die als
Spfer Der Sitler-3eit aus ibren 2dn-
bern pertrieben tparen. &ranfenbdu-
ier, S6ulen unb anoere offentlide
lnltalten erbielten Seilmittel, Sc.
bensmittel, 8ettaeug unb aleioer i'm
@erte BON mebreren MilIionen Dol-
lars. sluf perionlide 8eraulaiiung
bon General 2ucius glaD ianbte Die
nGralog" unsefdbr 4O,O00,O0O Gin.
beiten SnIulin nod Der amerifani.
iden Gone, % Sniulin BORT 10 gut
mie gar nid)t ga baben mar.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-09

lnige Neiipiele au ertD1bnen, ifidte
Hdplt Neneoift XI. I'm Sabre 1901
einen &aroinnI- -2egaten nod 11ngarn,
nm ben bort berrlhenoen Biirgerfrieg
|bei5ulegen. 9npit Mleronoer VI. be-
tDabrte Spanien it1tb DortitgnI bon
einen bllitigen 3riege 6aburh, bob er
Die itrittige @ren5linie 5ipiifen ben
beioerieitigen omerifaniihen 9efitun-
gen feitiette. Die 81pite Sulius IT,,
Geo X. i,n6 Clemens VII. bern1it.
telten 5ipiiden Srarlfreid uno benz
beiligen rontiihen Meide. Den 8e-
miibungen oes Hapites SAUL III. iit
oas 3uitanoefommen 6es @affen.
itilIitanoes BON Ni33a atpiiden aarI
| 4. unb Grana I. I'M Snbre 1888 an
peroanfen. Spanien nno GentihIan6
erfannten Urban VIII. als ibren
8ernittler an. SsSn neuerer 3eit mar
es fein 8eringerer, aIs Ser nldhtige
eiierne &an5ler 8ismard, peIber in
ser befannten 9ifferena 5tpiihen
DentiMano uno Spanien Bapit
SEQ XIII. als Sbie6srihter anrief.
Gie Sbnmaht aller 8olferbiinoni1ie
5ur S6lidtung internationaIer Sra-
gen uno our @tlblieBung unb grbal.
tung oes @eltfrieoens bat iib in Der
@elhibte aller pergangenen Sabr-
bun6erte erDieien nn6 6ieie Sbnmaht
5etgt 1i6 audi in Der allerneueIten @e-
idihte unb Der iegens- iino erfolg-
reide ginflmB Der fatboliiden Sir.
de uno ibres Sberbauptes lit beute
nod ebenio pirfi Jam als er in Der
Sergangenbeit getpeien lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-09
5. a., Neb.

CAB es 10 oiele @laubensloie uno
Seioen in unierem 2anbe gibt, baau
tragen biele bebauernsperte 3uit1n-
oe bel. 3unadIt bie 3erriittung 6es
5umilienlebens. Set Iangen sssebr-
5ebnten iinb Willionen bon &inbern
obne &eligion obne Saniliener5ieb-
ung uufgeDa6ien. Sn oen offentli-
den, nteoern uno bobern gr5iebungs-
anitalten boren iie ni6ts Don Geli-
gion. Serner gibt es bier5ulanoe tpie
nirsenos In Der 8elt elm 10 SerItif-
feltes Seftenlpeien. Durh bie en0lo-
ien 8ioeripriide, in pel6e alle bieie
Seften iib pertpideln, fontmen biele
gu Dem Sdluiie, baB bas gbriItentum
Wenldenperf lei, mas oieies Geften-
tum-Gbriltentnm ia au6 lit, un6 finn
mern ii6 INN feinerlei 8lauben nebr.
Gin anoerer @runo lit oie Sreimal.
erei uno Die bielen ibr na9gebiloeten
gebeimen 8eieaidaften, sic unmalie
bon gottloiem uno briltenfeinolibem
Seleltoff, ben Die 9ngespreile ben
golfsmaiien tagli6 Iiefert. SdlieB-
lid fonnte man nod binaufiigen: Das
frete, nnabbangige rnb ungebmn6ene
Seben, bas biele, beionbers Die 8emit-
itelten, fiibren, Die feinen @ott unb
tein Gbriitentltm brauhen. Die ourd
Sauigfeit, @leibgiiltigfeit ooer aus
anoern uriaden abgefaGenen Gbri-
Iten un0 &atbolifen iino Dor @ott uno
Den Weniden llnenti9ulbbarer ols ae-
borene Seiben, oa lebtere obne ibre
Sdulo bon @ott uno Geligion nihts
ntlien. 8ieie fommen au6, tpenn iie
nod beltem 8iiien uno &onnen ban-
oeln uno Die Naturgeiese beadten,
eber in ben Simmel, als iol9e, tpeI6e
Die foltbare @abe bes @laubens bon
fi6 geiporfen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-09

ltnms lit, feien es Sei6en ODER Eiirfen
ODER Snoen, ODER falihe gbriiten ODER
Sendler, tpenn iie gIeih feIbit an ben
tDnbren @ott glauben liito SSbn attrii-
fen, tpiiien 6ennoh nidt, BON ipelher
@eiinnlng ct gegen iie Tel, un6 Ton.
men es niht ipagen, iih cine &uIo un6
@naoe BON Soft 3u berfpre1en. Des-
baIb bIeiben tie in eipigem 3orne unb
in etpiger 8erbnnrmnis.~ Noh mebr
|dls Die 2ntberaner nebrlen 6ie gnlbi.
niIten 6as HriDilegium Der allein ie-
ligmadenoen Neligion fir iib in Mn-
iprud. Sbnen gilt gan5 beIon6ers Der
HapIt als Der Mntihriit, aIs Meni1
Der Siinoe uno &in6 oes 8er0erbens,
Die fatboliihe Stride als SDnagoge
oes Satans: Dab nlle, bie linn (0en1
Bapite) anbangen, perloren ieien, lit
oa, mo- Der galpinismis berrihte,
itets nls @Iaubensartifel betrahtet
mor6en ,,nb itebt in Der @eitminIter-
aonfeiiion." 2utber iheute iib 1tidt,
bel Der Wahri6t bonn go6e 3mingIis
oieIen fir etpig berbammt 8u erflG-
rem. Die fatboliide Stride beroammt
niemanben uno bdlt 6afiir, baB aus
beionoerer @rbarmiing @ottes i'm
Sinblif auf 6as iiberflieBen6e grI0-
inngsber6ienit Gbrifti aIle Meni1en
nod bel ibrem llebergang in Die
@pigfeit uno i'm Mugenblid ibresI
uebergangs Die @nabe Der @rIeuh~
tnng befommen, ben @lauben anneb-
men nno oamit in Ben SdoB Ser Sir
DIE eintreten. Sogar Elm SeIbitm0r-
Der fam gerettet tperoen, tpenn erI
naf) Der Sat nod Iebt nno iobiel 8e-
muBtiein bat, oaB er einiiebt, oaB eri
cine ff1pere untat begangen, rno 6ie.
ielbe aufridttg bereut.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-09
8m. g., Mo. :

Slele 5rage bon Ger vallein lelia-
mahenoen Stride" tperfen meilt iolde
Wtenlden auf, Die glaubensi6ma6 ge-
Doroen limo, ielbit in feine Stride ae-
ben uno gu feiner &eligionsgemein-
lbaft geboren uollen, neil iie su be-
auem itno uno ibren geiunoen Men-
|lhenperItano niht gebrau1en. 9ie ia.
tbolilebe Stride lit in Der Sat sic ,al-
lein ieligmadenoe Stride, aus 0em
einraden 8runbe, neil iie BON ibrem
gottliden Stifter 81 bieiem 3ped ae-
ltiftet lporoen lit. 3as lift aber niht
10 gu periteben, ooB alle Weniden, oie
nidt our fatboliiden Stride geb6ren,
perloren geben. @enn Die BON Der
Stride 8etrennten getauft iino uno
obne ibre S6ulo, ober in gutem
@lauben bon ser fatbolii6en Stride
|getrennt iino, 10 fonnen iie gum Seile
gelangen, poransgeiebt, baB iie bier
nieoen gottesfiirdtig selebt, ibre
Plidten, iolueit Tie iol6e erfannten,
treu erfiilt baben uno nit feiner
lhDeren Siinoe beluitet aus Dem 2e-
ben lfetoen g8er aber oie pabre Sir
DE ebrilti bon ben anoern Seftenfir-
den 5u nnterideiben uno als 6ie elm
5ige bon Gbriitus geitiftete Stride sm
erfennen permag, muB ii6 oieier Sir
die unihlieBen. ane Nihtgetamften,
pelhe in 1nberi6uloeter unfenntnis
unIerer beilisen 9feligion Iid befin-
Den uno babel in 8ereittpilligfeit oie
Soridriften bes bon 8ott in oller
9er5en eingegrabenen natiirIihen @e-
ieses treu bea6ten, Elm iittli1es nn6
rebtlbaffenes 2eben fiibren, fonnen
init Der Silfe Der g0ttIi1en @ndoe
Ole etpige Seligfeit erlange1. Gas lit
Der fatboliide 8egriff bon Ser Selig.
Deroung, Der feinei Weni1en aus-
|iflieBt. Nun ibauen mir uns aber
einnal Die Mnii6ten nno 2ebren Der
bon Der fatbolii6en Weutterfirde ab-
|gefallenen Seftenitiiter an. Mnen bor.
AN Wartin 2utber. 5eine rMngsbur-
ger aonfeiiion" berurteiIt ale v&dre.
|iien" lin6 Itent iih allein auf oen
Stanbpnnft Der allein ieIigmaben-
ben Stride. 2utber bemerfte in ieinem
groBen &atehisnus 2, Sc: .Denn
|tper INNER auBerbnIb 6es gbriIten-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-09
MuAhnnN
8itte ON nnIere 2eier nnS
Irennbe in 9emtfdjlanS.

ssn Inbetrabt ser aablreihen 4n.
fragen BON olten 2eiern unb nel1ett
Sreunben betreffs Senbung ,tnierer
3ettune na6 9eutlhlan6 bitten mir
nm @eoulo unb Nafdidt. 8orlaufie
oarf nod fein @elo aus 9eutidlano
mad bem slusIano berianot meroen
unb lit es nod nidt geitattet, 3eitun-
gen nod ber amerifaniiden uno franz
aoiiiden Gone au ienoen. 8enn bic
iige 2eier unier 8latt nn6 ser britt.
id)en Gone ienoen pollen, muB oas
@ermerf vNon4gommercial Brinteo
Natter" auf ser sloreiie angebraht
tperoen. 9as Borto fir elm grentplar
lit anbertbaIb Gents. = Sen sabl.
reihen @nfragen aus 9euti6lano I'M
3ulenoung BON 2iebesgaben-S
5ur eefduigen 8eodtung, oaB Die ein-
aige art uno 8eile, iol6e Safete uno
@elounteritiisuns 5u erbalten, lit, iid
an oen itas=8erbano in Seutlhs
lono 5ll nenoen. In oieie fatboliI6e
Sereinigung peroen aae bon ben
amerifanii6en &atbolifen geiammel-
ten 8eloer uno 8aben geianot, unb
bon oieier Stelle aus tperoen Silfs.
beoiirftige lnterItiitt. 9as omeritani.
ide nterItiitungsmerf fir oie Not-
Ieioenoen 8eutl lblanos bat ieit iiber
einem Sabr Dem beutI6en Solfe in
umfangreidem MaBe gebolfen. Sas
gemeinihaftli6e amerifaniide Silfs.
inert vGralog" Council Of &elief
Igencies 2icenleb for Operation In
8ermanp) bat, tpie ser 8oriitenoer
ser Sereinigung, gomaro 90. S'Gon.
nor, mitteilt, in Ben lebten fiinf5ebn
@onaten insgelamt 35,000,O00 Bfo.
@aren aGer slrt 5ur Silfeleiitllng
nad Geutihlano perlaoen. Sierunter
befanoen ii6 aaein fir mebr als $685.
100000 9ebensmittel, &leioung uno
Seilmittel. Ger 8oriisenoe ser Ser
einigung erinnerte bon neuem oaran,
oaB uGralog" cine gemeinniisige gin-
rthtung lit, bie fiinf5ebn amerifani-
Ide. freipiniee Silfsgruppen umfaBt
,lno oie anfangs 1916 ins 2eben ee-
rufen purbe. Die MitslieoerIteaen
ieeen ii6 mie folgt 5uiammen: Sbe
american Srienos Serpiee Commit
tee, Snc.; 8retbren Serpice Commit
Tee, Snc.; Gbur1 @orlb Serpice,
ssSne. (einiflieBlid 5tpeiuno5pun5ig
proteltanttlder 8erbdnoe); Commit
tee on GbriItian Science 8artime
actipities Of tie Nsotber Gbur6;
Congregational Gbriltinn Serpice
Committee; SSnternational Migration
Serbiee, Snc.; Snternational &escue
nno &elief Committee, SSnc.; 2abor
Seague for Suman 9tigbts (aS2);
2utberan @orlo gfelief Snc.; Ofen-
MONTE Central Committee, Snc. Na.
tional ESQ Community Serpice
Committee; gfuiiian gbiloren's @el-
fare Societp, Snc.; SolItop Sounoa-
tion, Snc.; Unitarian Serpice Conn
mittee uno 8ar &elief Serpices -Ia-
tional Catholic 8elfare Conference.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-09
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Gas bon Sbnen ertpdbnte Mari.
milian+Sanitorium in Columbus lit
cine bon Srn. 80. Bar5inger geleitete
Seilanitalt, pelhe bur9 Die tpeltbe.
riibmte aneipp'if)e 8aiierfur Die
i6mierigiten droniid)en 2eioen su bet.
len imitanoe lit. Sr. Sar5tnser bot
ieiner5eit unter Bfarrer aneipp in
8orisbofen ielbIt bic Setlfurie ourd-
gemadt unb lit ein seIdulter Spbro-
tberapiit NIT langidbriger erfolsrei-
der grfabrung. Die Breiie iinb iebr
maBig. @enoen Sic ii6 briefli6 an:
Wr. %. 8ar5inger, Marimilian San-
itarilm, 269S Sopce slpe., Golum-
bus 3, 8.