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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-03
Elisabeth Jessing
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9es Moines, sSa. = Ias 9atl,nl
Ioer feierliben aonlefration bes bod,
lm'lten &rn. goparb 6. 9alp, O.P.,
gum 8iidof bon 9es Moines tpuroe
tentatip fir anfang Wai in slusiidt
|genommen. Sic &oniefration nolI5iebt
Ser papitlihe 9elesat in 8aibington,
|Gr5biid)of Gicognani, unter Aiiiitens
Der bof)n'Iten 9rn. gr5biidofe 3obl-
imam bon Dubuque uno WcgGholas,
|O.P, BON Cincinnati. Misr. SaIp
|muroe 1894 in Cambridge, Mali., ge-
boren, trat 1914 in oen 9ominifaner=
|oroen elm unb ipuroe 1924 in @aib=
inston gum Brielter geipeibt.
Omaha, 9teb. = gInl Wittnod)
|fono in ser bieiigen ct. GGcilia-aa.
tbeorale oie feierlide sSnitaqieruna
bon Misr. @eralo &. 8erson ols
gr5Nldof bon Omaha itatt. Die sSn-
|ltallierung boa5og Der pdpItlihe De-
legat, gr5biidof gicoenani; oie sseit,
preoigt belt gr5biidof &oblman bon
Dubuque.
Chicago, ssn. = 8eitorben lit Ser
|bodm. 9r. CHARLES S. Mertens,
Bfarrer Der ct. Soiepbs- -@emeinbe in
Baufesan ieit 1884. Die feierli6en
greqllien erfolgten am 19. WGrs in
2ibertDpiae. 8ei Dem BON 9odm. 6.
20. Dougbertp aelebrierten @equienl-
Iamt belt Sc. gminen5 &aroinal
Strith Ole Brebigt. Die 8eiiesung
erfolgte auf Dem Msceni iion-5 -5rieoboi
lin 2ibertppille. Ser 11unmebr @erltor,
bene iDurbe am 10. 0e5ember 1886
lin 3eutlblanb geboren. Seinen Stu-
oien abiolpierte er am ct. 8ernarog-
Setninor in &odeIter, N. g., uno am
ISt. 5rancis- Seminar in Wiltpaufee,
isis. gr ,puroe om 20. Wai 1915
gum 8rieiter geipeibt ,1no tpirfte 10.
Damn als aiiiltent an beribieoene,1
8emeinoen, Biz er am 90. MuguIi
1928 Hfarrer Der ct. Marien-8 sc.
meinoe in 8uffalo @robe tpuroe.
@dbrenb oes Snternotionalen guda.
|riItiiden aongreiies i'm Sabre 1926
in Gbicago amtierte er als Sefret1r
Der Geutiben MbteiIllng. DGbreno
ieiner amts5eit in Baufegan reno,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-03

Dieies 8odeublatt eridetnt ieit
bent Sabre 1873 reselm1Big ieoen
Samataa uno niro berauseeeeben
sun gelren oes BdpitIiden acne.
sium Soiepbinum Der bl. &ongrega'
tion Der 9ropasonoa in Columbus,
heiien 3tped bic Seranbiloung beut.
i6er Brieiter5ogIinge fiir Die Ser.
Stoaten lit. 9ieie Anitalt lit baupt'
i6bIit oneetpieien auf oie ginfiinfte
bteies 9iattes uno Die @eihenfe iet'
ner 2eier.
PUBLICATION OFFICES
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subscription should be addressed ia
Pontifical College Josephinum,
Worthington, Ohio.
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Worthington, Ohio, under the Acs
of March ;, 1879. Additional entTr
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Scr 9imulelsf6nigin
8lunlenleie

4
Boil Mninnt in imarag'bem Gleib
Sdipebt bnrd) bic Grablinssan,
Die 8limlein iegnenb iueit nnb brett,
Die bebre Simmelsfran.
1tnb iebe 8liit' ibr Mbe rift
Mn 8nid 1fnb 8anm nnb Gtrand,
ltnb fiillt NIT iponnigiiikem 0nft
Den linben Jriblinssband,.
giel Stimmem rings in @alb nnb
Mn,
Nns sartem Mnmenmunb
Sn friiden syarben, rot nnb blamt,
Gegriifen tie i'm 8nnb.
8esambermb bprt Elm 0l6flein flingt,
gpn blanfcm Silberitabl,
9eT baller Slang snr Snngfram
bringt:
Bring mid snm 6imnelsiaalM
Wfnricn-8 -8liimden fliiitert iadt:
yMn beinem @eibaltar
9a biem 'id) bir bel Sag nnb Nad)t
Otit meiner Sd,ueiternidar"
Die eitle Nelfe: v8pmm sn Mir,
Der 8lnmen 1iiritim id,
Sn 6einem 6aar bic idDnite 3ier,
>, Snngfran, pfliide midi"
| 10, pfliife mid" bas M6slein ipridt,
Nein 8eld) iid faum eridlpk,
Wfein garter Dorm perlett mod nidt,
ST tueider, oenn bas Mupsm
50 rnfen lant in Berg nnb Sal
limb branaen iid i'm 8reis
9ie idGniten 8lamIein allsmmal,
3nr Naerid6niten Treis.
r9es Serren Nasb bic 9emmt
ifmiift,
Oas 1T bes Serrem 8iQ'w
go ipridt bic Suusfran bodbeslidt,
l1nb pflaft bas &eilden itia.
Prof. J. NJ. DueElren
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-03

Berf, bas 3u in mir begonnen bo5t!"
5in6 es nid)t 1pnnberboIIe Worte2
Sic baben mid niht rrtebr IosgeIai-
lien ieitber, inb oft bat id Itin ben
Serrgott, mir bic 8nn0e 5u getp1b-
rem 10 beten 81, fonnen.
l1no Damn fom pieIe Sabre ip6ter
Der groBe Gag, on Dem ib an Der
Seite meines Mannes ons beiIige Ga-
frament Der gbe i'm Gom su Miinlter
empfing. Sieben pausb1diee 8arod-
engel Idmiidten Den gltar Ser So
Ilepbs=&opeIle i'm Dom, nno id oadte
Ilpdbrenb Ser 1rauung einen Moment
onran, oab lieben cine quite 3nbl iei
Ilnb mie id)on es iein miiBte, iiebennoI
fortan beten 81 fonnen: .Golenbe, 0
| Serr!"
geidt lange bnuerte es Damn, unb
lmein Ser3ensrpunid) puroe Grill
lung. Ntit melfer Snbrunlt i1 Nun
beten tonnte: n8onetbe, 0 Serr, oas
8erf, oas Gu in mir begonnen balt!"
lpermag icb nidt in 8orte 5u fleiben.
8ie nabe lebte ih @ott in iener 9eit!
8ie tief fonnte id5 mid perlenfen in
|bieies erbebenoe @efiibI, Sem @erf-
5eug 81 iein! 8ie ergriffen iparen mir
beioe, nlein Wann uno id), lpie Damn
Die Stunoe oa mar! Mit unierm gro-
lBen oeutiden Gomontifer Clemens
grentano batten mir ipreden nlogen:
r@el6' 8ebeimnis lit Elm &ino!". !.
SreimaI ourfte i1 einem ainoe bos
2eben ibenfen, breimal bieles groBte
aaer 8unoer erleben. Damn nabm
8ott oieie Seine @naoe BON mir. Sd
|muBte mid elmer id)1peren Speration
Iunter5ieben. Seit einem sSabr ipeiB
! ib nun, bob i6 ME mebr einem &inoe
oas 2eben i6enfen fann. Sdper ipar
es fir midi, uniasbur iftper, mid nit
loieiem 8eoanfen abaufinben. Doh
Inebmen meine beioen 8uben uno Dos
fleine Waoel mid 10 bon in 4nlpruH,
bob tf) in Dem Daiein fir iie uno mel
|nen Dfann bon unb gang ausgefiiIlt
bin. 3Dar miro es uns Geutlhen ge=
raoe beute unenolih ifiper gemaht in
ieoer 8e5iebune. 8ir baben fir nn-'
lere ainoer ni9ts 5u eIien nod et=
mas, tie 5u befleiben, uno bod gebt
es mir INNER 1pieoer tpie ein Sti6
ourbs &era tpenn ih bon 10 pieIen
|iungen 6rouen bore, baB iie in Der
beutieen 3eit feline &inoer baben
nl0bten. auen oieien Srauen modte
ib surufen, 1uie fleingldubis iie iino,
|Diepiel @naoe uno Segen uno 5reu-
De ibnen perloren sebt. Tief uno in
mig miiiien tie an iib ielbIt Dos @e-
beimnis Der Mutterihaft erlebeu. SD
peiB beltimmt, Damn ,piirben iie nidt
mebr 10 oenfeu, benn mebr benn ie
lit beute Dos &inb grfiilung in ser
gbe. Gs bebt uns bernl,s aus Der
got .i1nierer 3eit nno bringt nns
Jteuoe, biel 5reuoe.
Wo1ten bod ale Srauen es reht
|empfinoen uno miterleben bas eroBe
Bunoer unieres 8erbens, INN bann
lin tiefer Snbrunit Ole 8orte iprehen
|5u fonnen: r8oaenoe, 0 Serr, oas
8erf, bas Gu in mir begonnen bait!"
Elisabeth JesSing
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-03
Srief aus 9eutidlano

Son 5rn. uno 5rmu anrI uno Gil
labetb Selling, 8altrop, gabnbof-
ltraBe 8, 8eitfolen, Geuti6luno, bri=
tide Gone, lit Sodtp. sobn alein5,
Erorellor I'M sSolepbinum, bon obi.
gen gerpanoten .Mier. Solepb Sci.
ltngs folgenber Irtifel auaeaanaeu
Sollenbe, o Serr!
Sd modte ettpa 5lpolf Sabre sab.
len, als erite, lei6te SGleier in mel,
ner SeeIe oas @ebeimnis unieres
Weroens umuoben uno gu liiften be.
9annen. 8an5 leiie erabnte id bo.
mails, oab 10 Elm fleines 8eien unter
oem Ser5en ieiner Wfutter beran.
ma6It, ebe es bas 2id)t Ser @elt er.
blidt. I'm iene 3eit ipar es, 6aB id
ons fleine, i6marae @ebetblfIein
meiner lieben Mutter in meine
Sdnoe nabm uno naf)benfli6 6arin
berumblatterte. Sd entiinme mid, baH
mid bieies fleine 8iibIein nit ieinem
ldonen 2adlebereinbano uno @olo.
ldnltt ldon gang friib in ieinen 8onn
5og, uno nun, 90 ih nit meinen stp0Ii
Sabren gut leien fonnte, fprad id] Ell.
nise Der @ebete ltin fir mid BIN
ytod beute bermug ib elm Ieid)tes
3ittern gu beripiiren, bas burd mel.
nen fleinen aorper lief, als id) in Sen,
fleinen 8uh las: .@ebet elmer ,per-
'oenoen Wutter: 9ouenbe, Serr, Dos
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-03
oierte er Die Stride uno erbaute elm
Bfarrbmls. RIP @

loierte er Die Stride uno erbaute Elm
Bfarrbdlas. RIP
Ser am 10. Mdrs perltorbene
bodp. Sr. 2atprenee $. @ano, ieit
april 1941 Bfarrer Ser ct. 8bilo-
mina=&irfe, 1purbe am Montag, Is.
War5, unter groBen 6eierlidfeiten
5ur Iesten Gube beigeiett. Ser bod
mite 8iifof Senrp S. @rimmelman
bon gbansbille, Sno., elm 5tuoiene
Igenoiie bon Yfarrer @ono in SIMS
brud, 5elebrierte elm 8ontififolamt,
benz aaroinal 5trith pr1iibierte, Der
aud Die Breoigt bielt. Ser nunmebr
Serltorbene lpurbe am 4. sSuli 1891
lin Quincy geboren, ltubierte am 6ors
|tigen College l,nb am Seiuitenfolleg
| IN Snnsbrud. Or febrte tpGbrenb bes
erIten> Weltfrieges nod ben. Ser.
Staateu 5uriid lit,b Lag an1 ct. Ma-.
IrienzSe1ilinar In Baltimore ltno ct.
JrancissSeninar in Wilpoufee iuei=
teren Stu6ien Oh, ebe er am II. suni
1916 bon &arbinal WnnoeIein gum
IBrielter getpeibt tpuroe. Mm /. Mugult
1923 ipurbe er Yfnrrer ser ct. Oear-
tba- -8enleinbe, Wortot1 @robe, uno i'm
Ipril 1941 Hfarrer Der ct. Ybilos
lmena-@emeinbe babier. Sic 9eiiee=
lung erfolgte auf Dem ct. Soiepbs-
l5rieobof. K. /. p.
ct. 2pmis, Mo. - Gie iolenne
aonlefration ees gum @eibbiidof bon
Salt 2afe GitD ernannten Wigr. SEQ
S. Sted finoet am 20. seoi in Ser
| Ibieiisen aatbebrale itatt. Die Sonic
lfration poa5iebt gr5bii6oi Sitter nno
Die 6eitpreoigt b1lt 8ild)of 9uane
Sunt bon Salt Safe Gitp.
Cincinnati, .. = Ssn einem SeIe=
lgramm an Senator 8rider BON Ohio
|lpanote lid) lette 8obe @rsbildof
Wfcfidolas in aller ShGrie gegen oie
linn Senat i6ipebenbe Saft=8orlage
Yer. 472, Die 8unoesunteritiisung bes
lGr5iebungsmeiens poriiebt. u.a. jdlug
Der gr5biihof Dor, baB Die norgeiebe-
Inc augemeine unteri itiisung bon $5
pro &opf geitriden tperoen iolte, ba
loie reiheren Staaten bieles @elo ni1t
benotisen; smeitens 4usidaltung Ser
Wfetbooe, 1lnter 1pelber BON 5tpeiein=
balb biz orei Wfiaionen ainber in
IHripat- nno Bfarridulen mitge51blt
peroen 5lpeds slus5ablung ser S.
lpro-aopf- -llnteritiisuns, oie iebod
lausi6IieBlid Dem offentliden Sdul-
IlDltem 5lgute fon1n1t. 9es tpeiteren
lidlug gr5biihof Mcgeidolas Dor, bab
8nnoesgeloer nur an jene Staaten
|ausbe5ablt peroen, oie tatiadlid mn
ieritiibungsbeoiirftig iinb, Inn ibre
Shulen auf Elm annebmbares geipeau
5u brineen, unb 6aB 8eloer 5ipefs
8eihaffling bon Shulbuiles nnb
J Sdulbiidern gleihmdBig an offent-
Hide hnh pripate Sbulen berteilt
peroen iollen.
| ct. Hanl, Minn. gm fommen-
ben Sonntag, A. Mpril, beginnt oie
bieraigitiinoige AHbdtt sim ct. Mar-
garet's acabemp, Winneapolis, uno
IN folgenoen Hfarrfirhen Der grabi0-
l5ele: eatiDitD, ct. Haul;; Sncnrna-
tion, Winneapolis; ct. Heters, g6en
Banep; ct. Mnrien. Marpstotpn; ct.
@resorius, Nortb Brand.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-03
Stiutiut OtS IDlfcS
tar bas Suitpbiuun1

ginlieseno So, eine @abe, sic i6
I als Ganfiaeune fir Die grborune
meiner Bite oerlproden batte. Sanf
lei 8ott fir Die grborune
ss', 2eIer, >.
einlieeeno So, oie id perlprode1
bate fir Die erborune elmer 8itte,
oanf Der 5iirbitte Der Wuttereottes.
&. s., Wo.
Gintiegenb So gum CANT fiir Ole
grboruug einer 8itte. '$.'-'"
= sllte 2eieritt, Ba.
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Sir d denfalenoer

Sunntas, 4. April: 8eifer Sonntas
gpangeIium: Selus er
Ideint oen apolteln (Sob. 2O).
Wontag, 5. April: WariG Gerfiinoi
gung.
Gienstae, 6. slpril: Goleitinus.
Witttpod), Z. 9lpril: Sermann Soiepb
Gonnerstae, s. Ipril: Teoemptus.
lreitag, g. April: Mario &leopbas.
Samstag, 10. Ipril: aonItantin.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-03
Brffrllt E11rr zrttl1ng ntht alb!

senn bn, ber 2eier oer Gage @ednuna fir s.
Senns erbaen ba unb es Dir nt m6sl it, bresbetraf
ensnnSen DO beue n ab rubs bis 8eraa
me ooer beaablen fann M enben bae 3eituns
Abbsnuug bebemtet Tr,uHbes
einsu sdaben fir bic tatbpiide greFe
0u fannh Su abpmnemut au ben ,Obip @aenaaS
rSoepbnnm gIs pber Qer einienba as
snbem SprmnIar:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-03

Bsrtbinstpu, .. -S ct. EanI, Rina
Samstag, 3. Npril 1913.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-03
EXPERIENCED FARMER

EXPERIENCED FARMER -
for the Knights of st. George
Home. Permanent position and
good home for the right party.
Married man preferred and
must come well recommended.
Write or apply in person to
SIR. SUPERIOR, KNIGHTS OF
ST. GEORGE HOME, WELLS
BURG, WEST VIRGINIA.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-18
Proceedings OF The
Board OF Supervisors

BE IT REMEMBERED, that the
regular meeting of the Board OF
Supervisors of Holmes County,
Mississippi held in the Court
house in the City of Lexington,
Mississippi. on this the First
day of November, A. D., 1948. 1t
being the First Monday and the
first day of said term, with the
following members and officers
present. to-wit: Joe II. Moore.
M. B. S. No. /; M. S. Rogers, M.
B. S. No 2; K. P. Thomas, M. B.
S. No. 8; C. G. Campbell. M. B.
S. No. 4; G. w. Ellison, M. b.
S. No. S; Parham H. Williams,
Clerk: E. E. Wynn, Sheriff, and
H. H. Johnson, Attorney for the
Board.
When and where the following
proceedings were then and there
held and had
In Re; County Depository.
beg to hand to you herewith
list showing balances in the
various funds of the County.
County Fund $13,58571
County Sinking Fund 8,595.70
Beat 2 Hospital Sinking
Fund 5,500.28
Hospital Fund 4,13877
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-18

ing, Jr., TO-; Holmes County
Community Hospital 600.; Health
Dept. 1916 Health Dept. ZOO;
H. B. Powers 100; DR.. Bot 40;
DR.. S. B. Caruthers 9.l8; Ried
Supply Co. $50; L. r. Thompson
316.66; L. r. Thompson To-; L. r.
Thompson 4-70; Mrs. Claudia Hy-
man TO-; Warrene White 49,;
Povall Printing Co. $50; Law
renee Printing Co. 2.45; Miss.
Power & Light Co. 1.28; Capitol
Printing Co. S.; H. H. johnson
56.75; same 100; Parham H.
Williams, Clerk $3.50; same 1.50;
same 8.
The County Superintendent has
this day filed his report and same
has been approved.
The Clerk of this Board is
hereby directed to issue warrants
in payment of all bonds and
coupons out of the respective
funds as they are presented for
payment.
1t is hereby ordered that the
sum of $304.00 be and the same
is hereby appropriated to be
donated to the Board of Park
Supervisors to be used for the
support of the Holmes County
State Park.
The Bid of Lexington Lumber
Company to furnish pump at the
County Farm, being the lowest
and best bid is hereby accepted
for $215.; The Bid of John K.
Rhyme at and for the sum of
Sill per ton, being the highest
and best bid is hereby accepted
for the purchase of the coal now
located at the County Jail.
1t is hereby ordered that
Luther Mcclellan, Willard Sheehy
and Grover Weddell are hereby
appointed appraisers to appraise
the M Lot and Lot 2 and M
Lot West of Boundary in Sec
ton 16, Township Is, Range 4
East, and report their findings to
tie next meeting of this Board.
N. B. Parrish, Jr., E. L. Hines,
and w. G.. Lowe are hereby ap-
pointed to appraise the M
of Section 16, Township Is, Range
l East, and report their findings
to the next regular meeting OF
this Board.
The Bid of Ramsey-Thurmond
Co. at and for the sum of S25l.5O
being the lowest and best bid to
furnish a gas cook stove at the
County Jail, is hereby accepted.
It is hereby ordered that the
sum of Five Hundred Dollars
be and the same is hereby do
mated to the Delta Council.
1t is hereby ordered that the
sum of Three Hundred Five Dol
lars be paid to the Community
Facility of the Federal Govern
ment for freight on boats used
during the flood emergency IN
Holmes County, said payment 70
transfer title of said boats TO
Holmes County.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-18

1t is hereby ordered that the
following accounts be allowed
payable out of the General Coun-
ty Fund, as follows: Joe H.
Moore, M. B. S. No. / 143.75; M.
S. Rogers, M. B. S. No. 2 1875;
K. p. Thomas, M. B. S. No. 3
1875; c. G.. Campbell M. B. S.
No. A 1875; G. w. Ellison, M. B.
S. No. 5; Parham H. Williams,
Clerk S.; E. E. Wynn, Sheriff, 5.
II is hereby ordered that the
Board do now adjourn until its
next regular December l948
Meeting.
M. S. ROGERS, President.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-18

Bridge Const. Fund 8'437. So
Cruger Const. Fund 8,255.25
Cruger Const. Fund 3,l95.l2
West Const Fund hl3o'fS
Comm. Hosp. Const.
Fund 44,633.5e
Durant Comm. Hosp. Const.
Fund o3'o5o'4o
1t is hereby ordered that the
following accounts be allowed
payable out of Separate Road
District No. for salaries, labor
materials and supplies, as fol-
lows, to-wit: Cliff Hughes 1879
Clinton Booth 8l.00; Millaro
Bruce $3.50; w. B Harper 5000
Jones Thorp 1880; H. S. Terry
$4,000; L. c. Boatwright $4,000
Dave Grantham 92.25; Floyd Nc
Neer 10575; Earl Ellis 10575
Vardiman Barton 101.25; J. b
Sims 9675; Glenn McNeer 42.75
Terry's Garage 60.77; w. A. Har-
vey Store 3.56; Auto Parts and
Sales Co. 1887; Gwin-Lail Co
1880; Lexington Hardware Co
$50: Super Service Station 1878
Standard Oil Co. 1907; Western
Auto Store Ito; E & N Products
Co. 259.46; Southern Equipment
Sales, Inc. 1888; Weathersby
Chevrolet Co 100; Super Service
Station 1925; The Texas Co. l04.-
so; Watkins-Aldridge Equipment
Co. 1920; Texaco Service sta
ton 1910; Glenn McNeer $4,000;
J. S Bevill $3.50; Hammett
Gravel Co. 304.3O; Crown Service
Station 14.70; Lexington Wagon
r. Blacksmith 1910; James Hen
ley 500; Peoples Oil Co. 2l9.55'
It is hereby ordered that the
following accounts be allowed
payable out of Separate Road DIS
trict No. 2 for salaries, labor
materials, and supplies, as FOL
lows. to-wit: A. c. Autry l4O.;
Elum Mcbride 103.50; Dennis
Mcbride go; w. M. Mcbride,
ga so; Richard Ellis go; Halbert
Farmer l03.50; E & N Products
263. 81; Watkins-Aldridge Equip
ment Co. 1897; Gwin-Lall Co
270: Hanco Oil & Grease Co.
1541S; w. P. Taylor Motor 20.
2. Red r Oil Co. 208.62; Red l
Station 7.80; Mrs. Mild
red Holmes g.; Standard Oil co.
1928: Hands Store IS; G. F.
wilkins $3.50; Jack Martin 63O''
lPB). Hammett Gravel Co. 1885,
80 PB; Hammett Gravel Co. 3D.
81:
It is hereby ordered that the
following accounts be allowed
PAYABLE out of Separate ROAD
District No. 3, for salaries, labor,
materials and SUPPLIES as follows
,o-wit: H. c. Brock 100; Hum
,hrey O'Reilly Co. 1895; w. E.
brennan ALSO; Super Service
Station Its; o. L. Ellison 1884
]. w Burwell 1915; Ebenezer
Cash Store 29.49: Lexington
Hardware Co. SOS; Yazoo Valley
Electric Power Assn. 1872; Ran
Harthcock 1875; Oscar Rogers
1875: James Harthcock 100; Ed
ward Chisolm 100; Shot kllle-
brew l00.; Phil Ables 100; Norris
Dickard 100; Weathersby Chev-
rolet Co. lis; Standard Oil Co
1880; Lexington w agon q
21.75; Terry's Garage
8.l5; Roy Brown CO.; Western
Auto Store 10; Super Service
Station 39.75: Super Service Sta
ton l.: same $500; Presley Chew
rolet Co. 1898; Jackson Road
Equipment Co. 164.79; jackson
Road Equipment Co. $685.; same
4.85; Lead Clad Culvert & Sup
ply Co. 1909; Brewer Equip
ment g. Supply Co. 21.28; T. J.
Terrell 3.15; Earl Covington ll.46;
w. E. Spencer 1900; same 1000;
Perry Howard Est $500; South
ern Equipment Sales, Inc. lO72.80'
1t is hereby ordered that the
following accounts be allowed
payable out of P g. R Separate
Road District for salaries, labor,
materials, and supplies as fol
lows, to-wit: Standard Oil Co
1884; G. D. Wynn 170.06; It'd
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-18

Health Dent Fund 4,522.49
Poorhouse Fund o,z83'oo
Abs. and Jr. College Fund 83.2l
AIS. Sinking Fund 9,460.4o
Bridge Fund lO,0o4'oo
General School Fund l5,977.37
Road l Maintenance 4,355-32
Road | Sinking Fund 1O,980.o1
Road 2 Maintenance 5,l2l.3o
Road 3 Maintenance 3,051.58
Road 3 Sinking Fund 2,339.63
p g. r Road Maintenance 2,585.73
Road 4 Maintenance 1927
Road Sinking Fund 5,387.58
Tchula Road Maintenance
Fund 17,180.40
Cruger Road Maintenance 2,538'29
Road 5 Sinking Fund BOASTS
Acona School 181.49
Bethesda School 30.40
Centcrville School 1880
Cleveland School 3O6.43
Coxburg School 426O4
Coxb1rp School Sinking 4O0.76
=
Cruger School 2,314.2z
Cruper School Sinking 2763
Ebenezer School 1928
Ebenezer School Sinking 4.94
Elliott Hill School 1921
Franklin School l40.ol
Goodman School 1,419.69
Goodman School Sinking 259.98
Harmony School 87.57
QUEENS School 1880
Pickens school 2,010.50 |
pickens School Sinking 1887
Providence School 50.61
Tchula School 1,108.l6
Tchula School Sinking 229.30
wesley Chapel School 235.06
West School 88.43
West School Sinking
(old Issue) 709.15
West School Sinking
New Issue) 1888
Fish and Game Fund 2090.01 |
Truck and Bus Fund 48.40
Gasoline Fund 1,175.5l
Institute Fund Luz
Township Interest Funds 1,650.79
Township Interest Funds l,65079
Township Principal Fund 2240
Veterans Fund 4,891.44 |
Health Center Const.
Fund 100000
Road Const. Fund 3,957.O8
Road 3 Const. Fund 1859
Road 8 Const. Fund 8,815.88
Road A Const. Fund 1,664.92
Road 5 Const Fund 8,437.33
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-12

10 Europe, mailed millions of demo- cracy letters to the people of Vest ern Europe, given millions of dol 1 lars in CARE packages, and shown their genuine friendship in all sorts of ways. But they have never been able to register that friendship with the Russian people. The Iron Curtain has been too frigid.
 Nor has the U. s. Government, except by the oice of America, taken any important step to con- vince the Russian people that we are a friendly, peace-loving coun- try and the last people in the world to want war.
 While Mir. Truman'S appeal to Stalin-if made-may fall on bar ren ground, nothing worth while in life is accomplished without trying. And when the world faces the tragic spectacle of another world war, then we should probe every possible avenue of peace until the very end.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-12
E MEN UP FOR PHYSICAL EXAMS:
 7T0 BE INDUCIED

Twenty five men will be called for perturbation physical exam nations during October in Alaska John L. Mccormick, Territorial Director of Selective Service said today.
 The men will be called by local selective service boards as follows six from Juneau; six from An chorage, six from Fairbanks, five from Nome and two from Kodiak
 Out of the twenty five men seven will be inducted into the Armed Forces in November.
 Mccormick returned yesterday from q two week trip to Selectiye Service boards in Anchorage, Fair banks Kodiak and Nome, where he assisted local boards in prepar- ing to handle perturbation phy- sical examinations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-12
The Butchers Wife
(New York Times


 One thing the Unlted States cannot afford to do in Germany is to coddle those who wefe guilty of crimes against mankind under the Nazi regime Jus tice demands otherwise-the fact that the Nazis beaten and covering does not absove them of their offenses Policy demands otherwise-we cannot consistently condemn the inhumanty of communism if condone the nhumanity of nazism. Therefore the case of Ise Koch wife of the former commandant of Buchenwald concentration camp, deserves atten- tion This duly tried and sentenced to life imprisonment Now this sentence has been con- muted to four years, after review by the Judge Advocate Generals Department of the United States Army approved by General Clay With the benefit of time already served Frau Koch will be released on Oct. 18, 1949 Part of the testimony against Frau Koch was that she had selected prisoners for death in order to obtain lampshades made of tattooed human skin. This testimony is now disputed If it accepted at the original trial why it not accepted now? The Army abroad is making the most of the episode. It may be that Frau Koch merely good wife who brought her husband his slippers and saw that ne was well fed after hard day at his butchers office The Army has not produced the facts to justify this supposition It should do if it can If Frau Koch in any way aided or encouraged the slaughter that went at Buchenwald her original sentence was not If she did not aid and en- courage these horrible deeds why she sentenced at all? It up to General Clay to investigate and to answer