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The Omaha guide., 1948-08-07
Clair Chanel Methodist Church
Allen Chapel AME Church

3010 R Street, So. Omaha
Rev. w. Clayton, Pastor
Mrs. Jeanette Thompson,
Reporter
Sunday School 9::30 a. m.
Morning Worship II a. m.
Evening Worship 8 p. m.
BTU 8 100 D. m.
The Omaha guide., 1948-08-07

David Spiritual Temple in
Christ
Council Bluffs. Iowa
1920 Avenue A
Circle Meeting Every Mon.
Evening Worship, $50 pm.
Prophecy and Healing
The Omaha guide., 1948-08-07

Gray drob hair con make you look older
discourage invtoiions 70 have good time be-
eovse men think you're too old. Don't take o
chance with your romance. Give your hair rich,
notUrol looking color and beovty with Lorievse.
Your friends will approve.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-19
COLD SPRING

Mr.. and Mrs. Tester Turner are
the happy parents of new girl,
christened Sarah Elizabeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernia Skee an
nounce the arrival of a girl,
Linda.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Grizzle, on last Wednesday, a
boy.
Mrs Clyde Thomas and Nellie
Upton were shopping in Bristol
last week.
Our teacher has kept school
every day in spite of all the bad
weather.
Rufus V. Mccoy and B. L. Griz
zle attended a Republican mass
meeting at Clintwood Saturday.
Elder Clyde Reedy held church
services at Cold Spring Sunday.
Mary Bell Longs father and
sister, of War, w. Va, are spend
ing a few days with her.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-19

Musick Wednesday were Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Hill, James and
Billy Rose, Kenneth Mullins and
Guy Amos.
Mrs. S. P. Cochran visited her
son, Vester, of Grundy Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Adkins Of
Roanoke visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Davis, Saturday.
Ellamae Rose spent the week
end at Clinchco.
Mrs. Tomnie Hill is on the
sick list this week.
Mrs. Will MCGOWAN has receiv
ed word of the death of her
brother, Fayette Davis, of Detroit.
Burial will be in the Davis grave
yard here.
Maude and Polly Rose spent
Sunday night with Mr.. and Mrs.
Oria Rose.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-19
Attention, Veterans

Mullins Taylor Post No. 1896,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, has
been organized at Splashdam. All
veterans who served outside the
continental limits Of the United
States in time of war, living in
Splashdam, Haysi, BartGck, Big
Ridge, Sandlick, Prater are urg-
ed to join this post as soon as
possible. Meetings are held at
Splashdam union hall every Sum
day night at 7:30 p. m. The pur-
pose Of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars is fraternal, patriotic, his
torical and educational; to pre-
serve and strengthen comrade-
ship among its members; to as
sist worthy comrades; to perpe-
tuate the memory and history
of our dead, and to assist their
widows and orphans; to maintain
true allegiance to the government
of the United States of Amrica,
and fidlity to its constitution and
laws; to foster true patriotism;
to maintain and extend the insti
buttons of American freedom and
to preserve and defend the I'm
tied States from all her enemies,
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-19

We had real thrill in Our Town
Just the other day-when the Free
dom Train stopped by.
You've heard about it, of course
an actual train that's touring
the country to remind us again
what true Democracy means. 1t
carries such Americana as the
Declaration Of Independence, the
Bill OF Rights, and other immortal
documents that guarantee every
citizen his liberty.
A great idea! And from where /
sit, we're all riding along with that
Freedom Train-right now-by liv-
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-19
LONZA LOCALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Musick
visited at the home of S. P. Coch
ran Monday night.
Mrs. Tommie Hill has been
having some dental work done
recently.
Allen Musick spent Friday
and Saturday nights with his son,
Jimmy.
Mrs. Will MCGOWAN is on the
sick list this week.
Hurley Cochran and family Wis
tied at the home of S. P. Coch-
ran Sunday evening.
Mrs, Eivens Musick and chill
dren were in Haysi Friday to see
dentist.
Estus Musick, who fell recent
ly and injured an arm, is improv
ing nicely.
Visitors at the home of Estus
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-19
HAZEL NEWS

Leafy Wise has been on tn
sick list this week, but is some
better.
Irene Rose spent the weekend
with her parents.
Mae Farmer is staying with
Darcus Rasnick.
Edith Sutherland, of ST. Paul,
was visiting her parents Sunday.
John and Guy Sutherland were
business visitors in Coeburn this
week.
MIR. and Mrs. J. c. Sutherland
were visiting in st. Paul Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Sutherland
were visiting in st. Paul Wednes
day of this week.
Jean Phillips, of Castlewood,
was Saturday night guest at
the home of Tony Phillips.
Lou Kiser and son, Ray, were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Sutherland in ST. Paul on
Thursday.
Tom Kiser was visieing Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Phillips this week.
Lorene Niece spent Sunday
with Shelby Martin.
Ethel Bryant was visiting with
friends here Sunday.
Herbert Heaton was visiting in
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-19

Bristol over the weekend.
Bonnie Martin and Edna Suth
erland were in Dante Monday to
see doctor.
Orlena Kiser was a dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Suth
erland Thursday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-19
Charles Hagan DamrOn

We extend our sincere thanks
to our many neighbors and
friends for their sympathy and
help during the death and funer-
al of our son and brother, Charles
Hagan Damron, who was killed
on the railroad at Dante on De-
cember %, 1947. We also wish to
thanks those who sent flowers
and the ministers who conduct
ed services: E. C. Kiser, Greed
Fleming and George Welch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Damron
and Children.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-19
BIRCHLEAF

Miss Pauline Deel and Lacey
Owens were married Friday.
Sunday dinner guests at the
home of c. A. Deel were, Mr..
and Mrs. Anvil Barton, Mckinley
Deel and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
ries Deel and Miss Corena How
ard.
Trinkle and Granville Deel
called on Misses Eula and Del
phine Barton Saturday night.
Pauline Barton is staying with
Mr.. and Mrs Banner Sykes for a
while.
Chloe Deel was a business Wis
itor in Haysi Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonzo Edwards
have moved back from Ohio.
Miss Kathleen Colley is back
from Detroit to stay.
Everybody in this section is
well at this time.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-19
BEAR PEN NEWS

Burl Short and Bub Davis are
opening a new mine on Hibbitts
Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junior Moore Wis
tied Wolfe Church last week.
Mrs. Lena Stanley is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Del
mon Stanley.
Calvin and Eivens Kelly have
leased their mines to Pridemore
Mullins and Earl Hamilton.
Sidney Newberry visited his
sister, Mrs. Carson Mullins, in
Clintwood Friday.
There was a very big tide in
Pound River Friday. There was
an almost continuous line of logs,
brush, plank and other debris
floating down all day.
Nolan Stanley put his name
and address in can and threw
it into the river. He is expecting
to get a letter from some "furin'
land" ere many moons.
Audie Phipps visited Toby
Phipps Sunday.
Lib and Walter Kelly are cut
ting timber for Calvin Kelly at
Isom.
Arthur Combs has had stroke
of paralysis lately.
A new heir has arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs George
Phipps. It's a girl
Mr.. and Mrs Cecil Bise visit
ed Mrs. Bise's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edd Lester, last Sunday.
Gaynell Childress, Hilbert
Senters and Franklin Hill have
been sick and unable to attend
school.
Grace Moore visited Mack Null
Inns and family over the week.
end.
Earl Moore is off his job in
Kentucky for few days, visit
ing his father, Harrison Moore.
Harrison Moore, was in town
on business Monday.
Miss Arlena Mullins is work
ing at Phipps Hospital at present.
Harrison Mullins, who has been
sick for some time, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellie Phipps are
the proud parents Of new baby
girl, born Feb. 7th, and christen-
ed Rose Ann
Mrs. Rhodella Killen, who has
been very i'll, is some better.
George Palmer Mullins visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Mullins, over the weekend.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-19

Emory Kelly is off from his
work because of an injured leg.
Lois Gale Mullins, daughter Of
Frank Mullins and wife, has been
very i'll but is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junior Baker are
the proud parents of a fine baby
girl, born Feb. 5th.
Joyce Haynes, visited Bear Pen
school Thursday.
Eula Mae Killen visited her
sister, Mrs. Earl Hamilton, on
Thursday night.
Inetta Killen is back in school
after an absence of a few days
because of illness.
Frank Reed and Woodrow Nc
Fall have opened new mine on
Georges Fork.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-19
From where | sit =. by Joe Marsh
Free Ride For Yov-
on the Freedom Truinl

ing in country that protects cur
individual liberties whether they
apply to our right to vote, to choose
our church, to speak our minds, or
enjoy a glass of beer with friends
Only thing is--we've got to
prove ourselves worthy of the ride
by guarding zealously against
whatever forces OF intolerance en-
croach upon our American con-
cepts of live-and-let- Live, in a free
and strong Democracy!
@e M~'4<
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-19
Whornsoever.

whomsoever.
Yours in Comradeship,
Basil Francisco, Commander
Mullins-Taylor Post 1896
Splashdam, Va. (Advt.)
Evening star., 1948-10-31

you tried make only cup of coffee in your
present coffee maker? It's mighty Disappointing isn't Ah but when
you Nesca each cup you make delicious
So simple oo Just put easpoonul of Necafe in cupadd
piping hot wa-quck wink you'll discover the finest flavor
you tasted-delghuy different from ordinary coffee with all
the richness and goodness of the worlds choicest coees
Whaf aovt price? Nesca per cup than ordinary coffee
in can JAR So try quick delicious Nescaf9 today.
Evening star., 1948-10-31
MAURICE The MOOSE

If MISTER SIWAsH GILLESPIE hadn't've shot
Il Maurice things would've smelled better at my
house. Maurice was a moose.
One day last summer am wipin' down the chro-
MUM on the back bar here in the Wagon with piece
of damp chamois. In walks Mister Siwash Gillespie
'FIow would moose hide do for a wiper -downer?"
Mister Gillespie wants to know. He is part Indian
by name an nature. 81 thinkin', he goes ON,
t.of goin' up to Canada an collectin' a little
moose meat this fall. might bring you hide
Well, week ago in walks Mister Siwash Gillespie
with bundle under his arm. He unties it an there is
hunk of soft leather the size of livin' room rug
Gosh" tell him, Il hate to cut it. Maybe
could make leather pants somethn'.'
There was sort of smokehouse flavor to the hide
My miss,,s took sniff an said, Smells just like
home cured ham only more 90"
YEAH" agree Maybe keepin' it in teepee
gives it this favor"
Il couldn't say" the missus answers, but get it
out of this teepee before smells up the whole place.
So take it to the garage an hang it the rafters
An it suddenly occurs to me to name it. Maurice
sounds like nice gentle name for moose.
Next day at work get phone call.
s'Maurice makes the upholstery smell like
ckory-smoked bacon" the missus tells me.
$50 hung him in the basement The smell is comm
up the stair well You better give him back to Siwash"
I call up Mister Gillespie an tell him my troubles.
Siwash tells me to hang it out on the clothesline
Today l get another call from home. Several of
the neighbors has been admnin' Maurice on the
clothesline," she tells They have decided it is
the skin off horse. An there's nasty rumor goin'
around that the meat off of said horse is no doubt
bem' served in your hambmgers!'
SoIcut Maurice into rabbit sized pieces an use him
for moppin' up purposes after ALL -WkllY bOREN
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-11
@m. g., Did.

9ltemnot, slitbma riibrt ber bon
Wangel on geniigenoer Sautausbiin.
Iting uno aniammlung Don giftiget1
Stoffen, BON Observation-Disclosures me-
gen Wtangel an 8lutairfulation. ST.
folgeoeiien idlieBen iib oie fleinen
Sungenblasden, ipas bas 9ltmen err
idmert. 8enn oas 9litbma nod ni6t
81 tpeit fortgeidritten lit, nebme man
Ole an oieier Steae tpieberbolt emp
foblene Sungengpmnaitif Dor. Sieie
beItebt barin, bob man otter am Sa-
&c, belonoers morgens uno abenos,
ttef sltem bolt, Sen 9tem etlihe &C.
fltnOen lang anbdlt unb Damn lang
Jam ausatmet. 8as ipieoerbolt man
fiinf- bis le6smal matchmaker. 9a-
ourf meroen oie 2uftbldshen in ser
Sunge geoffnet 1n1o burh ldngere
2uftgpmnaitif tperoen iie pieoer ela-
itil6. Gin beuti6er 4r5t, Ser Dor lan=
gen Sobren oieIe 2ungengpn1naitif
empfoblen, bat oamit ernite 2ungen=
uno Ser3franfbeiten gebeilt. @enn
Ser aitbmatiide 3ultano dronii6 ge-
poroen lit, lese man einen breiten
ltmlblag Boultice) bon Cottage
Gbeeie auf 8rult uno &iifen, bepor
man 5u 8ett sebt. Had 5lpei Bis brei
Sttnoen erneuere man Sen uni6lag.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-11

Inter TRADITION ooer lleberliefe.
rung perItebt man nid1t cine gei6rie-
bene ooer georudte Sammlrng fatbo-
lii6er @lau6enslebren, Ionoern Den
8eIanttinbalt oeS fatbolti6en @lau-
bet1s, 1pie i'm sic 9lpoItel unb Singer
@briiti ourd Seine miinolide 2ebre
erbolten, in ibrem etgenen 2eben unO
@irfen oargeItellt, uno ibren geads
folgern orf oieiel6e 8eile nitgeteilt
baben, pie lie i'm ielbIt empfangen
bntten. Sic lit oie in oas Sleil6 nno
9lut Ser fotboliihen Stride, Ser SIR
ten pie ser Seroe, iibergegangene,
bon Generation 81 Generation leben-
big fortgepflan5te 8lal6ens= uno
Sittenlebre ser Don @ott geoffenbar-
ten Geligion, oie our6 eine belonoere
GerbeiBung Gbrilti uno OurG cine be.
ionoere 8irflng bes 81. 8eiites in
uerhulb ser fatbolii6en Stride bon
aaem SSrrtum betpabrt uno in Oen
@ntihei0ungen Eetrt uno ieiner
|9lmtsnndfolger unfeblbar gemadt
poroen lit. Die beiligen Sdriften bes
gteuen SeItamentes iino nidt Oie
@runolagen, lonoern beionOere aus-
fliiiie 1lno IeuBerungen ser ollgen1ei-
men TRADITION, unO miiiieu 0esbalb
nod oieIer ausgelegt uno beritanOen
tperoen. SSn oen tSdrtf ten oes Heuen
SeitamentS, Sen 9idern ser &ir6en-
bdter, Ben Grlalien ser &onsilien uno
Spnooen, Sen Senoi6reiben ser 8Gp-
Ite, Sen aatedismen, BEN 8ebeten,
Siturgien, 3eremonien, Saframenten,
Suframentalien uno ionItigen @e=
6rduhen ser fatboliihen Stride uno
in oem 2eben ser Seiligen lit oie fa-
tboliid)e TRADITION nit unausloi6li=
|6en 3iigen gel6rie6en, oerforpert
lno Oargeitellt. 9lls 9lrius Ieine fall
|icbe Sebre iiber sic Berion Gbriiti in
ltmlauf leste, erbob lt6 iofort oas
IN Der allgemeinen TRADITION muir
5eluoe 8enuBtiein oes fatbolii6en
@laubens gegen i'm, lno branomarf=
te ieine 9ebre als &eserei. ltno als
Sutber ieine falide Sebre bon Ser
Hedtferttgung aus Dem 8lauben al.
lein uno uon ser Eripatauslegune ser
81. 'Sdrift oufbradte, erbob iid) io=
fort oas in Ser aageneinen TRADITION
lpur5elnOe 8etpubtiein oes fatboli-
l6en @laubens gegen i'm 1lno brano=
marfte leine Sebre alS cine feberti DIE
9teuerlmg.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-11

oieier 5treifen Die 8erbr1mnng Dor,
pomit nripriingli6 bas 8adium an
Sals uno 8ruit umgeben tuar, unb
'onrum miro oasielbe anb INN Den
Sals uno iiber Die BruIt getragen.
Gos Ballium lit BON ipeiBer Shafs
nolle, alio am geeignetIten, oas gel.
Iti9e Sirtenamt an5uOeuten, pel6es
Der neue @r5biIdof iibernimntt. Ger
Seilano perglid Sid nit einem gu.
ten Sirten, Ser ein mieoergefunoenes
Shaflein nit 6retben auf feline
Sdultern nintmt, uno nenn mir ei.
men gr5bildof nit Oem Bollium oui
Der Sdulter ieben, 10 erinnert nn5
Der 9lnblid Ser apeiBen @olle an Dit
6riitlife Seroe, oeren Gorge ibm o1,,
oertraut lit. So oeuten auh sic in
oas Bauium eingetpebten &reu3e oui
Die oielen geid1peroen, Sorgen,
&fe, @efabren 1lno Gerfolsungen,
tpelder Elm treuer Seelenbirte fret,
milig uno freuoig fir sic ibm onper,
traute oeroe tragen muB.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-11
.. s., Mu.

Sie uns 1lmgebenoe, aus 8ottes
Shopferbano beroorgegangene beleb=
te uno unbelebte Hatur uno 0os un-
gebelre 1lniern 4ugen entriidte Sir
mament nit ieinen 1ln5dbligen Stint
melsforpern lit piel i6oner uno flnit-
rei6er als aae neni6libe &unlt. 3ie-
lie lit nur ein i6tpabes 9fhbilo, cine
Ra6abmlng ser gtaturfunltperfe.
SelbIt oas fleinite Sierden, oas mint
5iglte Samenfornlein lit ,punoerpol=
Ter uno funItpoaer, als bas gr0Bte
menldli6e epteil ilterlperf. &ein menlA.
lides &unltgenie, feline meni6liGe
&iinItlerbano nermag Die Dem Gu
menfornleln tnnepobnen0en gtgen-
idaften bineir5rlegen, oaB es iid) 3u
elmer Sflan5e nit 8ldttern. 8liiten
uno 5rudten entfaltet. 0ie 9tatur or
beitet einfa6, proftii6 1lno nit neni=
gen Witteln, ser Weni6 muB nit Ell
mem groBen slufDano bon &raft
3eit uno 9lrbeit uno Woterial arbei-
ten, uno fann oo6 Sic Hatur 11ie er=
reihen. @ir erfreuen uns tpobl an
Ben meni6lihen &uni itperfen, rno
nit He6t. Ser gottbegabte menIf)=
li6e 8eiIt bat belpunoernsperte
4unItiperfe geidaffen, ober Die Na-
tur bietet bobere, eolere uno erbeben=
oere @eniille ols alle aus Menihen-
banO berporgegangenen &unitlperfe.
SSsn Ser nit millionenfa6 berlhiebenen
Sfonbeiten llns umgebenoen Hatur
fiiblt Ser Menih it6 8ott am nd6-
item ltno erfennt in banfbarer 2iebe
uno anbetung Sen groBen S6opfer.
Ridt nur @ottes Shonbeit, lonoern
au6 oes Sdopfers 8eis6eit lit ME
oergelegt ms 8flan5en<, Sier- tnlb
Meni6enleben. Ser menldli6e &or-
per lit Die feinite 0fni6ine, ipie lie ME
non einem Menlhen b1tte erfunoen
ueroen fonnen. Seoer fleinlte Cell,
ieoes 8lieb funftioniert nit Sem an
Bern uno nit Dem @an5en. 8eoenfen
mir nur, baB 1lnier @ebirn 5ebn Bis
fiinf5ebn Miuiaroen 3eaen entbaIt.
Die 5adgelebrten bebaupten, es lei
oas bodite entpidelte, fonrpli5ierteite
uno munoerpouIte 8lieo i'm gon5en
eriGaffenen ltniperium. Sn oieienl
gelpaltigen, tltnItreifen giloerbud
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-11
Yb. s., q. &.

Gas 8ort ~BaGium 6eoeutet
Mtantel ltno lit sic aus5eidnung Ell
mes er5bilGofs. Ias Bollium par
urlpriinglid Ser lange foiierlide
Mantel, uelten bie eriten driItli6en
&oiler oen pornebmlten unb peroien-
teiten 8ii6ofen als cine belonoere
Nus5ei6nung ifberIonoten unO gu
tragen geltatteten. Sn ser ip4tern
3ett 1puroe oas Sallium 6ur6 Ben
SapIt Oerlieben uno es tpuroe ange,
oronet, oab aae gr5biIdofe beim eln=
trltt hires Imtes oasielbe bonn 8uplt
erbitten iollten. 8egenpdrtig lit oas
Eollilrm fein uolItGnoiger Wtantel
mebr, lonoern nur nod Elm breiter
aus nelBer @olle nerfertigter Strei-
ZEN, in welGen ied)s &reu3e BON onoe.
rer Tarbe eingepirft iino. gs lteat
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-11
Subn .. Sp., Ser. =

@ott bot ben Menifeu nuf Gel,
uem @benbiloe erIfuffen. 0o6 fann
mm1 ni6t iagen, 0uB ser Wenld, Iels
ner forperliben @eItult naf, nad)
8ottes @benbilo erIfuffen iet; oenn
8ott lit Elm 8eiIt uno bat nidts &0r.
perlihes on iih. fSolglid) muB aud)
oas @benbilo @otteS I'M Wtenjhen iid
orf Sen geiItigen Seil Oes Wenidet,
ooer ouf ieine geiltige s(nlage, Ser
ul,nft uno freien @iuen be5iebeu, llno
fam nidt bas g6enbilo bon ettpas
&0rperlihen in 8ott ooer on 8ott
Ietn. go audi sic gngel, Sic refine
8eiIter iino, @6enbtloer @ottes be,
5iiglid ibrer eeiItigen gtatur, nGnrs
lid Der Sernunft lmo Oes freien 8il-
lens. Sbre Mteinlrng, oaB ein Bib
ooer gbenbilo nur ouf iidtbare, for,
perlide 0inge 9e5ug baben fonne, iii
allo gan5 irrtiimlid. SaB @ott mand)=
mal als ralter Wann NIT einem Ian.
gen 9art" Don Sen Dtalern barge.
ltellt miro; oaB @r obne s3peifeI in
menldli6er @eItalt oem Moan, 9oe,
abrabam uno anoern Gutriarden
uno Tropbeten erihienen lit, oaB ST
enoli6 als 5lpeite 8erIon ser 8ott.
belt aus Dem oollfommenlten Seiner
8elhopfe, Ser Sungfrau Mariu, Sic
men1dlide 9tatur 1,no 8eItalt fir iu.
mer an Sid genommen but, Gnocrt
nidts an oem Sas, oaB iid oas Gben-
blo 8ottes I'M eptenlhen auf oeiieu
geiltige fatur uno 9lnlage bc5iebe.
sSobl aber fann man iagen, haG sic
forperlide 8eltalt oes Meniheu in
elmer getpiiien Snrnronie nit ieineu
gelltlgen &rdften ltebe ltno Elm lid,t=
bares gil6 ieiner 1tnlihtburen Gutur
lei 10 oaB oie moraliIGe GerIunfen-
beit getpiiier Meniden uno Meniden-
ralien au6 in ibrem sleiBeren sur
Grlheinung fommt. 9aB ser 8erluIt
Der decentralization @naoe uub Die
Berourfelung uno Gerlpiifuna oes
@benbtloes 8ottes i'm Menlden ourd)
ote Grbfiinoe uno perI0nlife Siinoe,
ollo Die er0Bere ooer gerinsere mo-
rolii6e SerIunfenbeit oeri6ieoener
Nten1den, 6eionOers in Ser llrgei6id)=
te oes meni6li6en @eidle6ts, in Ser
btnoung NIT pbpiiIden ltriaden, tpie
oerlbieoener Sebensmeiie, beri6ieoe-
rem Selma lrip. binreideno tparen,
Inn Die peridieoenen Menldenruiien
gu begriinoen, bd6en mir id)pn einmul
geniigeno erflGrt.
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@ottes fam aud Der ungebiloetite
Menib leien uno @ottes anmaht,
@eisbeit uno @iite anerfennen nno
anbeten. auf bieien @ottesoienit tam
Ser NenIf iid aber 1tidt bei6r1nfen.
@s gibt einen bobern @ottesoienlt,
ben mir @ott in uniern airben oar-
bringen. 8ir &atbolifen beiisen bas
|beneibensDerte 8liid, in Sen Taber-
nofeln unierer &irden ben Gu6ari-
itii6en Seilano in ndditer Ndbe 5u
baben uno Sbn oort anbeten 5u fon-
men - Elm 8liid unb cine @nabe, bie
ole anoern bon Ser Stride @ottes ab<
gefallenen tSeften BON itcb gefporfen.
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MuAkunN
Bon grof. 5. ". 9abren,
3eoaftcnr beS ,&aiIenfreuno'
: 9ringenber Silferui. =

Sr. Grid Wtonlt, 1pelder i'm @elt-
frieg olles oerloren bat uno our6
8erltiintnelung Ieines linfelt Irmes
arbeits1nfGbig getuoroen, bittet itnt
ote Silfe zines eolen @obltdters. Sei=
ne MoreiIe lit: Sr. Grid Wtann, (23)
Roroonbom, Srieorid 1gbert4Str. 80,
8ermanp, 9ritiIb 3one.
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Hartleibigkeit zu
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-11
gierte Grideinnns am 19. ansnit

Mm 19. ausuit biiteten 2usia,
Sran5 uno Sobannes, elmer ieiner
altereu 8riioer, Die S6afe an einem
Srte, oie 8albinos genannt. 0u ia-
ben Die &illoer oieielben 8eranber,,n-
gen in Ser Suit, tpie BEL ben grlhei-
nungen in Der Gona 6a Sria. 2ii5ia
bat Sobannes, Spacirtba gu bolen.
Sobalo oieie oa mar, 5eigte ftd} Die
Game oen &inoern genau tpie frii-
Der. Beld cine Sreuoe fir Die @in-
Der, Oenen es Elm groBes 2eio getpe-
fen mar, Bob iie oie grideinung am
13. berlaumt butten!
0ie Game Itano au1 biesmul auf
elmer Steineide. Sic beoauerte ibre
fleinen 5reunoe pegen oes 2eios,
oas man ibnen angetan. @egen oie-
ier 6ospiaieen llmtriebe Ser 9rei-
maurer peroe bas perlprohene @un-
Der I'M Sftober niht 10 auffalleno
iein. Gann ermunterte tie oie &in-
Der 5ur abtotllng uno ibloB:
~9etet, betet Diel uno bringt Sp-
ier fir Oie Siinoer; oenn 10 biele
Seelen fommen in oie S0ae, neil
niemano oa lit, ser iid) fir iie opfert
uno fir tie betet."
0ie grldeinung oauerte ebenio
lange lpie bie friiberen. SSobannes.
Der audi oabei mar, batte aber ni9ts
geleben ,lno geb0rt. Sic &inoer idnit-
ten Den Smeig ab, auf oem Die @r-
ideInung geitanoen uno nabnen ibn
NIT. slls lie beim &aus 2u5ias Dor.
beifamen, 5eisten iie beren M,tter
ben 3peig. 9ieie nabm i'm IN oie
San0 unb ioglei6 nabmen ole einen
munoerbaren 9uft spabr, Ser ben
griinen 8lattern entitronrte. Stun
itieg IN Der Weutter bod Ole Mbnung
auf, oaB ibr atno nidt log. Oie Ser
oadttgungen lno Mnfeinbungen bor-
ten aber fir oie ainoer nidt auf.
(5ortIetuns folsD