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u. ). Beats Sweden
For Shooting Crown
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Aug. 7.-American pis-
toll and rife marksmen won the
Olympic team shooting champion
ship, barely nosing out Sweden in
the four-event competition.
The United States piled up its win
ming 10 points by taking first and
second place in the so meters small
bore rifle shoot and tying for Sec
ond in the 50-meter free pistol.
Sweden, although failing to win
any event, placed in all of them to
amass 10 points. Switzerland was
third with l6.
Americas champion in the So
meter small bore rifle shoot was Ar
thur e. Cook of the University of
Maryland.
The final team standings were de-
termined on basis OF 10 points for
each fist place, five for second, four
for third, three for fourth, two for
fifth and one for sixth.
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Mills Pleads Illness,
Pulls Out Of Return
Go With Lesneyich
By the Associated Press

LONDON, Aug. Light heavy
weight champion Freddie Mills to-
day withdrew from his tentatively
scheduled September title fight with
Gus Lesnevich because of Ill health.
The EngliShman, who won the
175-pound crown by defeating Les
nevich in a 15-rounder in London
July 26, had agreed to meet the
Cliffside. N. j., battler in Ebbets
Field, Brooklyn, September %, "a
or Is. The same program was
scheduled to include middleweight
championship fight between title
holder Tony Yale and Marcel Ger
dan Of France.
Mills pulled out of the fight to-
day because he said he had been
suffering from severe headaches
since winning the title and has been
unable to train.
The fledgling Tournament of
Champions, Inc, recently estab-
lished fight promotional outfit, had
expected to seek a license and
approval of the show from Eddie
Eagan, chairman of the New York
State Athletic Commission, next
week.
Ted Broadribb said he had cabled
his New York representative this
morning that the fight with Lesne-
vich must be postponed. The man
ager added he was awaiting a
medical report.
(In New York, tournament Of
champions spokesman said his
organization had not heard from
either Mills or his manager,
Broadribb. The spokesman said
the Zale-Cerdan fight still was
on and that an official okay from
Eagan would be sought for that
bout)
Mills and Lesnevich were to have
received $150,O0O between them for
the fight, $4,000 for the titleholder
and $4,000 for Lesnevich.
The tournament of champions
which moved into the fight picture
by promoting the Rocky Graziano-
Tony Yale middleweight champion
ship fight in Newark. N. j., last
June, was planning to buck the
powerful, long established Goth Gen.
fury Sporting Club in New York
with its international double header
program.
Meanwhile the goth Century an
nounced yesterday it would put on
a lightweight championship fight
between titleholder Ike Williams of
Trenton, N. j., and Jess Flores Of
Stockton, Calf, in Yankee Sta
dium, September %, a day or two
before the contemplated program of
its rival. The Goth also was seek
ing to match several other name
fighters for the same card.
Sol Strauss, acting director Of the
Goth. said in New York I'm sorry
to hear Mills is sick"
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Baseball Standings and Schedules
SATURDAY AIGIST 1oAa
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.


Def, /: Wash. o (n) (10)
Cleve., 8; N. Y, 7 (n).
Chicago. 4; Boston, 3 (n)
St. Louis, 2: Phila., l (n)
Games Today.
Wash. at Detroit, 800.
Boston at Chicago.
Phila. at st. Louis (n).
New York at Cleveland.
Games Tomorrow.
Wash. at Detroit.
New York at Cleve. t2).
Boston at Chicago ca.
Phila. at st Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
Brooklyn, 4; Cine, l (n)
rev DIX, u, FlltS., Q.
st. Louis, 6; Phila., 2 I'M
Chicago, S; Boston, 4 (n)
Games Today.
Chicago at Boston (n).
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at New York
ct. Louis at Phila.
Games Tomorrow.
Chicago ut Boston.
et. Louis at Phila. ca.
Pitts. ct New York ca.
Cine. ct Brooklyn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-07
Western | ads Tanq|e
lin Junior Golf Meet
By the Asseeiatsd Pres,

LINCOLN, Nebr., Aug. -Four
lads from the Western half Of the
country battled today for positions
in the championship match of the
National Junior Amateur Colt
tournament.
One was Gene Littler, a tow
haired San Diego, Calf. boy seeking
to avenge a 4 and 3 loss in the 1947
final. The Californian was matched
in the 36-hole semi-f1nals with Dick
Yost, strapping youngster from
Portland, Ore.
The other semifinal contest In
the tournament involved Ernie
Schneiter, jr., Of Ogden, Utah and
Morris William, thin chap from
Austin, Tex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-07
Homestead Groys Beet
Clowns, Face Yankees

The Homestead GrayS return TO
Negro National League competition
against the New York Black YAM
KEGS at Griffith Stadium tomorrow
after warming up with an 11-4 win
over the Indianapolis Clowns in an
exhibition there last night.
Luke Casters 340-foot triple with
two aboard in the sixth inning was
the biggest of the Grays' II hits.
Tom Parker pitched steady game
for the winners. allowing seven hits.
Only time he had real trouble was
in the ninth, when he walked three
before giving up q double to Pinch
Hitter Mike Colthirst.
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|Mangrum Takes Tam;
Passes Hogan With
S25,944 Total
BY the Associated Pres,

CHICAGO, Aug. Little Lloyd
Mangrum, pro COLTS work horse.
today gunned for the biggest slice
of cash ever stroked in a weeks
time, $4,000, as the All-American
tourney merged into the world
championship of golf"
Mustaschioed Mangrum, slim ga
year-old war veteran who hasn't
missed major pro tourney this
year, yesterday walked OF with
$4,000 as he won the All-American
Professional with a 72-hole count
of att. That was II under par for
his home Tam o'Shanter course.
Mangrum picked up 5000 actual
prize money and another 5000 from
Promoter George S. May for emerg-
ing as the seasons top money VIM
ner. Lloyd's $25,944 aggregate
nudged him SCAT ahead of the erst-
while pace-setting Ben Hogan. who
disdained the Tam three -ringed golf
circuit again this year.
Mangrum can collect another
$4,000, top prize In the 36-hole
winner-take-all world champion
ship" series for hand-picked field
Of IL pros, IL amateurs, woman
pros and IL woman amateurs.
Hogan Not Playing.
The tWo-day world championship
is somewhat over-billed since Hogan,
Open and National PGA champion.
will be a conspicuous absentee.
Hogan won the world" title last
year
The 12-man professional field
which moved into today's opening
1s-hole round of Promoter Mays
lush finale was rounded out en-
tirely by All-American also-rans.
topped by Runner-up Bobby Locke
of South Africa, who "froze up" OH
the 72nd hole yesterday with a
2-over-par 6 to finish two strokes
behind Mangrum with 279.
LockeS second place gave nm
$500 and a season total of So 60.
Other professional contenGers in
the world" contest included Ker-
man Barron of White Plains, N. Y:
Henry Ransom of Chicago and
Pete Cooper of Ponte Vedra. Fla.
each with a third-place 1882; Sammy
Snead Of White Sulphur Springs.
w. Va, 1888; Skip Alexander, Lex
ington, N. c., 289: Johnny Palmer
Of Badin, N. c., 200; Dutch Har-
rison, Albuquerque. N. Mex, 289:
Gary Middlecoff, Memphis. Tenn,
295, and Clayton Heather, Char
lotte, N. c., 296.
Stranahan Tops Amateurs.
The 12-man amateur field was
headed by All-American Champion
Frank Stranahan of Toledo, Ohio,
whose 283 was three strokes ahead
Of Skee Riegel of Upper Darby. Pa.
The other contenders included
Heavyweight Boxing Champion Joe
Louis (325).
The five women pros we're Babe
Didrikson Zaharias. Ferndale, N. Y.
who COPIED the All-American with
300; Patty Berg of Minneapolis
(3l2); Betty Hicks, Claremont,
Calf, (32D; Sally Sessions, Mus
kegon, Mich, (351; and Ann Casey.
Mason City, Iowa, 1929. Mrs.
zaharias closed yesterday with
course record-breaking II.
The IL amateur women were
headed by Shirley spork of De-
troit, who placed third in the ALL
american open with 313. u
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Olympic Boxing Starts

LONDON, Aug. Z R.-Fistic fire.
works began at Empress Stadium
today as fighters In the hyweight
division began elimination bouts fol
the Olympic title.
Early winners in this division who
advanced into the second series
fights included Argentina, South
Africa, Korea, France, Holland
Burma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-07

You're Grif for a moment you say up $4,000 you
be good gosh darn it. Tell him he reach the
ma ustha if he with the Yankees Cardinals
he might get their minor league chains for years.
Johnny Isn't Sold on the Mats
Bounce back to where school is out and Mr.
of others is bidding for Johnny
McFlume who pitched ourno hes
by striking out rs and getting the
other pop flies
The Mats scout starts spiel playing Washington
will him pitch maybe and where he'll play
pitcher himself who knows how to develop
young pitchers.
who has he developed recently?" asks Johnny brash
youngster.
well we'll give you $4,000 anyway" the Mats
scout.
The Giants have $4,000" Johnny but my
won't let do anything until he talks to
the Bng Crosby other night and said he
about signing Said when got through playing ball
! could be vice president OF Decca Records"
Money ToIks and the Mats Are Silent
goes Wrigley the Chicago Cubs losses in $4,000
all the elevators in the Wrgy Building
dime ride, plus lifetime supply OF
chewing
the Red Sox phones and he's
wearyng hunting tractJohnny can have plus III
per all the worlds lumber.
Greenberg Indians in Gimbel basement as
considerable portion OF Azonas gogra-
ply Carpenter Phl matches them with briefcase
Crosy of the Reds anes radios
refgerator with lifetime service The Mats anyway dont
the marvellous McFlume
That bacaly, the haven't anywhere and why
anywhere Several when Griffith offered
named Dick Wakefield he whipped
told listen to all offers then tell
him the highest and he'd top it by $4,000 He did, TOO giving WAKE
field $50, 500 and tossing in
a of poor Grif and the poor Mats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-07

Wrong With The White Sox?' The poor Mats
may be excused for feeling neglected and asking
Whats Wrong With Us?"
Bluntly, the Mats are paupers in tablestakes
game with fellows whose financial worries are
restricted to wondering where their next million
will materialize. Washington's Clark Griffith may
be fixed comfortably, but take peek at the COM
petition.
Let's suppose one of Griff's few scouts calls him
from Arizona and says, 1--WE got red-hot pros
pect. Left-handed pitcher with control Eighteen
years old, 6 feet 8, 210 pounds, clean-cut smart
kid with a fast ball he can throw through wall.
His curve? 1t crackes when it breaks He gets
ont If HIGH schoo next week How high can oO?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-07
Carlton Wins Title

Carlton Hotel cinched the Hotel
Softball League championship yes
terday by defeating Willard, SO, at
the Polo Field. Johnny Hughes
pitched Q three-hitter for the
winners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-07
Hutchinson Juniors Ahead

Hutchinson Furniture Junior team
topped Alexandria, 6-5, yesterday In
the opening game of the playoff fol-
the Western Division Boys Club
League baseball title. Hutchinson
won the first-half title and Alex.
andria the second half.
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Yale Names Franklin

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Aug. Z P1.-
Marvin (Preacher) Franklin Of
Athens, Ga, . former varsity aide,
has been named freshman football
coach at Yale by Head Coach
Herman Hickman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-07
Cameo Beuts Heinrich

Triples by Joe Bickel and Rec
Bladen featured Heurich Brewers
nine-hit attack yesterday that lee
to q los victory over Cameo Furni.
ture In the Industrial Baseball
League. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-07

7 minutes 49, seconds. South Africa
was closed. at 7:522.
Denmark, Hungary and italy
qualified for the finals of the pairs
with -coxswain. The United States
crew in this event was eliminated
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-07

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Mobile, SO; Little Rock. SIS.
Memphis, al; New Orleans, 2-s.
Atlanta. 5; Chattanoosa; 4.
Birmingham, 6; Nashville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-07
Win, Lose, or Draw
The Mats Are OutcIossed Financially
By BURTON HAWKINS

DETROIT Aug when the Mats moved into Detroit the other
night they greeted rstpage banner asking
why Bengals Doorma?" previous visit
Chicago equally headlines asking whats
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Newport News, IS; Richmond, 2-2.
Lynchburg, IL; Roanoke. g..
Portsmouth. a.: Norfolk, 90:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-01

largely into manufactured products.
EGGS = Steady to higher prices
are probable. Production is now
rounding the spring peak and will
continue high for another month,
but storage demand has been in
creased by the indications that pull
let production will be small and that
fall egg production is likely to be
very light. Culling of laying flocks
during March was a little more
rapid than normal for that month
and egg production was smaller
than a year ago.
POULTRY - Prices for yonng
chickens probably will pass their
spring peak in the next few weeks
but are likely to remain relatively
high all summer. Storage stocks
have been reduced rapidly, although
please Turn to Page 45)
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-01
Market Outlook
Continued from page $50

year ago. The new winter wheat
crop forecast is $50, 100000 bushels
compared with the forecast of 1885,
700, 900 bushels in December. Drouth
which was causing deterioration in
the southwest has been relieved for
the time being.
FLAXSEED-Prices probably will
continue at or near the support lev
ell. Markets for linseed oil and other
competing oils have been rather
easy for several months, although
recent price reductions, government
purchases and demand for spring
painting probably will bring some
Improvement. Remaining domestic
supplies of flaxseed are relatively
large for this time of year.
HAY - Prices probably will be
fairly steady during the next month
on the lower level reached recently.
Producers have cleaned up old crop
surplus stocks fairly closely, but
demand will shrink as pastures be-
come available. On April /, pas
lures were about 5 percent better
than the 1937-46 average for that
date.
DAIRY PRODUCTS-A moderate
downward price trend is probable
during the next two months. March
milk production was 5 percent lower
than a year ago. Although it will
remain smaller than in 1947, pro-
duction will expand rapidly as the
grass season starts in the northern
states. The increased flow will go
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-01

at a Billings sale, where they
brought good prices.
Steven Yrs, for the past three
years vocational agricultural instruc-
tor, Glasgow, will leave the employ
ment of the local school district to
accept a position as fieldman with
the First National bank of Glasgow.
Yrs will continue to assume the
duties of secretary-manager of the
Valley County fair.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-01

9l-s COW, 1l7sS shipped from
& hccone County
SIS steer. l5sos shipped
h from North Dakota
97-s ! Gov, 9o$ shipped from
ON left ribs ''n
1913 GOV. 1852 shipped from
X left hip SIS right ribs
los oo-. soos shipped from
q right shoulder ''''
lo5-s steer. 6aS shipped fro-
y Troid
q right. shoulder
Dos COS. s7os ss,Ppss fro.
SIS TT. %r.h.{r. s.
s,spo i-oo.. 9sos shipped fro.
left shoulder
ABOVE are descriptions OF
estrays held for the year 1877 as
provided by Chapter 29o. Political
Code Laws of 1885.
Address all claims to
Ralph Miracle. Secretary. Livestock
Commission. Helena. Montana. Refer
to advertieed number when making
claim and include all available
proof of owner ship, such as bills
Of sale, explanatory letters and
statements of fact.
It ts the desire OF the
Montana Livestock Commission to
\ clear all legitimate claims az
e1pedtently as possible. You
cooperation and help viii greatly
assist IN accomplishing this.
@MA A,.s,,..-,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-01

lt-se heifer. 500 shipped from
II right shoulder
7-@ aeifer. 755s shipped froa
R right ribs
s-a l Gov. seos shipped from
" right hip
9-s grey are shipped froa
= Sidney
las l bay geldins shipped froa
Z left shoulder
1873 black mare shipped troa
M. left shoulder
1873 l bro-n geld ing shipped
IS right sbo ou si'' -"0 county
eos bay @re shipped froa
HI left thigh
as-s l bay selding shipped from
no culber tson
IT. left thigh
his black gelding shipped
NJ from 10. Dakota
W. left thigh
h7-s l mare 8 no brand colt
n shipped from Dawson q
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SIS l bay mare shipped frou
- Froid
F. right shoulde err
69-s black gelding shipped
n from Borth OAK.
OJ left thigh
1873 1 heifer. 67o$ shipped from
Pr Nibaux
N right ribs
IT'S heller. 56of shipped FROM
p Eioaux
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-04

bic @eigerung Der britilhen BebOrs
ben in 9eittI6ldno, Die Gusgetpie.
ienen geserapdrtig alrf5unebmen. ber-
5ogert norben ieien. (l1ebrigens nei-
germ ii1 bie polniiden 8eboroen,
Die ii6 nod I'M 2anbe befinoli9en
10000 beuti6en &riegsgefangenen
5u entlaiIen, iolange oie 0eutihen
aus ben bon 8olen oItlih Ser ODER
isno NeiBe beiesten @ebieten nidt
arsgeipieien peroen fonnen.) Srei-
lid fornen oie @eitmG6te, bie in
Botsbam alleroings Ser gertreibune
bon rurb Is Millionen Wenl6en su-
geitimntt baben, oaralif pertpeiien,
oaB in ibren beiben 8eIabungs5onen
in Seuti6lanb beute bereits mebr
uls 6,5 Millionen Seimatpertriebene
untereebra6t iino. Snfolee Der
lleberibreitung BEG itripriineli9en
Cons nm ettpa 4 Mtlionen Men-
Iden ereibt iid) elm tataItropbaIer
&aunmangel, berbunoen NIT gele-
gentliher Snngersnot. (Sie fran5Os
iiibe 8eiasungsaone blieb bisber fir
Die Mufnabme bon Seimatpertriebe-
men befanntlih seiperrt)
Sros oGer Sdtpiertgfeiten barf ie,
bod bie Soroerung nidt nerittmmen,
oaB Die nod in Ser einittsen Seimat
5uriidgebaltenen Deutiden enttpeoer
5u ibren angebortgen ausgeiieoelt
neroen ober aber Elm menibentpiirbi-
ges 0aiein erbalten nliiiien Mit boil
lem &edt bat oaber Ser Barlamen.
tariIde &ot bes Iiiobeutlden 21n.
oerrats am 19. Suli in elmer gnt.
idliebung an bie =Militdrregie-
rung geforbert, baB oen 0eutiben,
Die beute nod in BEN Sltitaaten Ie,
ben, Bis au elmer enbgiiItigen Siege
lung alminoeit iene 8ed)te sugeItans
BEN meroen, Die ser internationale
Winberbeitenidub alien Min6erbei.
ten 5ugeiidert bat. Die Soffnung,
Dob bie &egierungen Der iosenanns
ten @ustpeiiuneslanber bon Der DIT
lee Biz in ben 8altan binein auf bies
lie Gorberung poiitip reagieren fonn.
ten, lit a1er0ings iebr gering.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-04
Drr @angrl an Tan1iltr,,
lrhrt unh feinr 1ulgrn

Sn' oielem 70 gefegneten 2anoe
madt iid, beionoers IN oen groBen
Stdoten, Elm Wangel an 5amtlien'
leben, pel6es einen 10 groBen Gin.
fluB auf Die gntpidlung Der Gle,
Ser 5umilie bat, iutmer mebr be,
merf6ar, uno moran Iiegt es ipobl?
gs liegt an Ser ISu6t na6 8erg1tii=
g1ngen uno 3erltreuungen.
Die 5rar1, Die Wel,tter, tpelde in
Ser Sauptiahe bn5u beitragen Jon,
cine ongenebme Sausli6feit, Elm
l6ones 5amilienleben 5u l6affen
oentt IN 81 pielen 5allen nur nod an
oie auBen1pelt, nidt mebr an Ben
5amilienfreis. Selte lit cine r8ar.
tn" 5u beiuden, 1norgen cine Spa,
5ierfabrt 5u MAIDEN, iibermorgen
mub man ms Sbeater geben, ooer
es muB cine @anoerung ourh Der.
Ibieoene MooetparenlGoen ongetre,
ten peroen, Inn iidb NIT oen neuen
Wooen pertraut 5l1 MAIDEN, 1tno 10
gebt es oas gar5e Ssabr binbur6.
8ie fam nun cine iolGe Sausfrall
Elm Samilienleben berbeifitbren, pie
fann iie ibren &inoern eine treue
Iiebenoe We1tter 1peroen9 Sbre &ins
Ser iiberlabt tie Sen 9ienItboten, ooer
penn feline oienltbaren @eiIter oa
itno, it6 ielbIt, uno 10 tpa6ien iie
beran, tperoen Sater uno Mutter ents
frentoet, iebnen iid MIR na6 eigener
Selbitanbtgfeit, 10 baB tie ibren Ell
genen 8ergniigungen nadgeben fon-
men, uno ebe ite bie 8liite ser Sob
re errei6t baben, finben Tie aus, ooB
iie alt ge1poroen iin0. go geraten bie
ainoer idon in Der friiben Sugenb
auf WbDege, tpeil ibnen cine quite
Otutter feblte, Die ibnen quite 2ebren
unb iie in ibren unI9ul-
oigen finoliden Soeen lanse bin9al-
ten fonnte. ssa, eine quite Grau, cine
liebeltbe Mutter ma1t 6ie Seimat,
griinoet oas Samilienleben un6 Iegt
ben sllten 4eim in bie sS,tgen5.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-04

Die Wutter lit es, tpelhe uns su
,aaererit oie 9iebe BARTLETT. Sic fal.
tet uns Die Sdnoe gum 8ebete uno
lebrt un5 binlmlilhe 2aute liipeln;
tie ninrmt tell on unierem S6mer5e,
freut iid an unierer 5reuoe, iubelt
bel unierem Slide. Nidts beriibrt
un5, mas iie nidt boppelt erfaBt.
Sbre Iugen Da6en Itets iiber uns;
Ibr Ser5 i6laft ME; hire 2iebe tpahit
nit ibren Sabren; 1lnO i'm lIngeras
tenen &inoe erblidt tie MIR Sen Der
irrten Sobn, sen ite an it6 5iebt,
INIT groBer 2iebe umfaBt uno init
Sen uniiht6aren iSGoen hires Wtut-
terber5ens ungarnt, bis fie Iein Ser5
mieoerge1ponnen, oas lie gebiloet unb
geformt bat nit elmer Wtutterbano,
Die ser zines oienenoen gngels
gleift. 0as lit bic Mutter, ia nur
elm id)Dafer Shotten Ser @trfs
|Iidfeit
2ie quite bouslide Srou tpirft ober
ard gan5 beoeuteno nllf bas @irfen
lno Sreiben oes Wfannes Elm. &on1mt
er bon ser Nrbeit uno finoet bie ru-
big maltenoe Sausfrou i'm &reiIe Ser
lteben &inoer bdbeim, tpelhe ulle
i6on begierig na6 ieiner Mnfunft
ausi6auen, 10 fiiblt er lt6 ans Sous
gefeiielt uro bleibt gar germ i'm &reis
lie Ger Seinigen babeim; finoet er oie
Srau aber ni6t oubeim, ODER treibt
i'm OieieQbe, tpenn er eben ongefon-
men lit, i6on an, NIT ibr gum Sbea.
fer ODER 81 elmer 8eiellihaft 5u Ell
len, 10 finoet er feline @enliitlihfeit
mebr oabein, ger6t in oie 8irti9of-
ten, uno oos 5umilienleben lit ger
Itort.
Ser Mtangel an fSamilienIeben
ltegt uber uu6 oarin, oaB Ser 8laube
fem tpubrer, tiefer mebr lit, ionz
bern in unieren Sagen als our Mo=
Be geborig betradtet miro. Gin pabr-
baft gldubiger 4atbolit miro iif) itets
aud) Elm edtes 5amilienleben betpab.
rem uno feline &inber au6 i'm @lau>
ben er5ieben, unb elm io1hes gbepaor
miro aud balo nod leinem @erte
:erfannt peroen uno Ser Relfaion
tI6tung nerifaffen, oie ettpos Sic
feres uno @obreres lit, als cine
Sonntagsmooe.
SSn folden 5on1ilien miro nber
au6 cine refine fatbolii6e ssugeno
berange5osen, nus ser tpieoer Drift
lt6e Oeiitter berporgeben, Die Damn
pieoer bic 8eieni9oft berfeinern uno
reintgen, in tpel6e bie SSiingIinee Of
ne Jur6t Dor Gerberbnis uno bie
Sungfrauen obne @rroten treten
f0nnen.
9ie beutige @eleqi6oft piro ober
INNER mebr a1sarten, tpenn ser
Otangel on Samilienleben peiter su-
nintmt, oenn ouour6 oerIdtpinoet
Der @influB Ger gltern auf ibre &in-
Der, Die Siebe ser @ltern 5u ibren
&tnoern uno bieie tpo6len bertpil-
bert uno obne 8laltben unb @br.
turdt allf unO tperben ibren gltern
balo in Ser Sogo uno Sudt nad
Sergniigungen foIgen uno oaoura
audi lei6t in ipiteren Sabren Dem
2olter oerfallen. yeur quite 6riitIiGe
Oeiitter fonnen Elm pabres Samiliens
leben aufre4t erbalten unb 90
ourd iid Sfdee fir ben Stntmel
lornmeln.