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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-16
ElkS GRAND ExAlTED RULER IS TO VISIT
 ALASKA NEXT YEAR

The Grand Exalted Ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will visit Juneau and the Territory next year, it was an- nounced last night by Joseph H. Sadlier, Exalted Ruler of Juneau Lodge No. APO, at its regular meet ing
 Sadlier said that Grand Exalted Ruler George l. Hall, of New York City, will visit Alaska next June accompanied by Past Grand Ex- alted Ruler Frank J. Lonergan, of Portland, Oregon and Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Bert A. Thompson.
 A. B. Got" Hayes, of Anchorage, Past Exalted Ruler of the Ju- neau lodge, was authorized last night to represent Juneau at the Western Alaska convention of the B.PO.E. this month. There are possibilities that a Territorial Elks Association will be formed at the meeting.
 Jack L. Sturtevant and John F. Liddle were initiated at last nights meeting.
 The names of Hawley w. Sterl- ing and Ivar Kriken were inscribed on the Elks Memorial tablet. Both men died recently. They were mem bers of the Juneau Lodge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-16
SHOW AT CAPITOL THEATRE
 FOR JED TONIGHT

"T Love Trouble the feature at the Capitol theatre for the last two showings tonight. is given as a benefit for the Juneau Volunteer Fire Department and is certainly deserving of special patronage. T Love Trouble is just what F.ranchot Tone, in the role of a private investigator. gets plenty of! Here's mystery melodraina that's fast moving, violent and always ex- citing
 The Roy Huggins' screen-play, based on his best-selling novel The Double Take" has the usually suave playboy Tone. as the hard-hitting private eye" matched against five fascinating lovelies and it comes out murder!
 Janet Blair is starred opposite Tone as wide eyed innocent caught in web of blackmail and doutle-crossing. Janis Carter as a glamorous and mysterious Brazil ian beauty; Adele Jergens, design ing showgirl and unwilling aid to the sleuth; Glenda Farrell, his de- pendable girl Friday; and Lynn Merrick, whose sordid past is the key to the suspenseful chain of events, round out the quintet which makes life for the hardworking de- tective interesting but doubly dan gerous! Smoke Eaters" typical fire pic ture. is the added short feature.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-16
ALASKA NATIVE
 BLIND ACCEPTED
 IN SALEM SCHOOL

Alaska Native Service announces the acceptance of three more AL askan children in the State School for the Blind at Salem, Oregon. This raises the Alaska enrollments in this school to nine native chil- dren from Fairbanks, Hydaburg, Juneau. Ka n k anak, Ketchikan, Perryville CD, Pilot Point, and Rampant. Two Alaska children. from Juneau and Nome. respec- lively, are enrolled in the Washing ton School for the Blind at Van couver. The Washington State School for the Deaf also at Van couver, is accepting four new en- rollees from Barrow, Bethel, Holy Cross, and Hydaburg, in addition to the two Alaskan children al- ready there from Juneau and Ty- onek.
 All of these blind and deaf chil- dren are supported in the schools by funds provided through the AL aska Native Service for the edu- cation of the handicapped. Until special educational facilities for the blind and deaf are available in Alaska these opportunities provided by the Alaska Native Service, in CO., operation with the states of Washington and Oregon, make pos sible the academic and vocational training necessary for these chil- dren's development into self-sup- porting citizens. It is also possible through these schools to secure special medical services that give promise of improved vision or hear ing for these handicapped children.
 Temporary foster homes usually
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-16
Douglas Coliseum
 Ends Tonight NORA PRENTISS'

 make it possible for these students to remain in the States under help ful home care during the summer. thus adding to the child's training and lessening the expense for travel Letween their homes and the State schools.
 The case studies for these handi- capped children and arrangements for their enrolment in the special schools were made by pr. Evelyn I. Butler, Supervisor of Social well fare in the Alaska Native Service. Miss Gladys McIlveen, Indian Serv- ice Social Worker in Seattle, visits these students occasionally and re- ports their progress to the Juneau Alaska Native Service Office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-16
ALA5kA COASTAL FLIES
 118, WEDNESDAY TRIPS

Alaska Coastal flights transport-
 ed 1l8 passengers yesterday, with 65 persons leaving Juneau on the flights, as follows; From Wrangell: c. P. Irwin and E. w. Butler. From Ketchikan: Frank Castle Berry.
 From Dorothy Lake: Bill Hix- son, Mrs. Murphy, T. Fitzhugh, J. Morgan.
 From Hood Bay: Mrs. Kenneth Drahos.
 From Tenakee: Anthony John- son, J. Marsh, Mike Gavril, Matt Nivala, Peter Johns, George Hall. From Chatham. John Lebdo, Harold Stratton. From Todd: Emil Nelson. From Taku Lodge: Frying Scott,
 Mike Conrad, Al Hanson. Pat Gar rison, Cliff Beasely. From Sitka; G. Carl Erickson. Priscilla Parker, B. F. Heintzle-
 man, Frank Wright, Ken Bowman, Doug Haga, Mrs. N. Peters, Nick Peters.
 From Superior Packing: o. Olsen. From Hoonah: Wm Sheakley Lindlay Clancy, Robert Grant, Jr. From Haines: Jack Gucker.
 From Skagway: R. D. Peterman, R. H. Stock. To Haines: Albert Paddy, Ben Ratsech, Julia Gallant. Baby Gall
 lant, H. E. Gallant, Agnes Villa
 manet, Charlie Hays. Joseph Hays, Josephine Bonkauche. To Skagway: Patty Stockard
 Mrs. J. Stockard, Mrs. J. Williams, Howard Lewis, George N. Tapley To Pelican: Earl Hawkins, Mrs Roy Neven.,
 To Excursion Inlet: Fred Laube l To Hoonah Mike Cook, Cedelia
 James. Catherine Hanlon, Mrs
 Mike Cook.
 i To Taku Lode: Frying Scott Mike Conrad. Al Hanson, Pat Gar
 rison. Cliff Beasely. l To Ketchikan: V. F. Worthing- ! ton, J. A. Erdswich, T. Kohloret. To Wrangell: c. P Erwin, L. c.
 Shaver.
 :. To Dorothy Lake: Mrs. Murphy,
 J. Morgan, T. Fitzhugh.
 To Superior Packing: Mrs. Wm
 P. Fisher
 To Sitka. Renee Evans, Eunice Killignuk, Dorcas Taalak, Jenny
 Evans, Nora Austin. Esther Henry
 Ethel Apok, Angeline Kingik, Ethel i Evans. Mrs. Lloyd Swan, Irene
 Sundberg, Carrine Sundberg, Bot
 Ackerwich, G. Carl Erickson, Ray
 mond Punguk, Camille Joe, Fred erick Walker, David Russell, Roy
 Angnaboogok, Daryl Trigg, Phil- lip Eemagin, Roy Evans, Mrs. Ben See, Joe Tassell, Oda Traeger, Ce-
 celia Soxie, Frank Benson. To Fish Bay: Andy Fetts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-16
Gar produtiion ls Increased, Russia

MOSCOW --LR- Moscow News says that by the end of the cur- rent five year plan in 1850 the US- SIR will be producing 500,000 au- tomobiles annually. This is three times the pre-war rate.
 During this five year period the number of automobiles in the So- viet Union will be doubled.
 There are now ten large auto mobile plants in operation or un- der construction instead of the three plants that existed before the war. Tn addition to them four automobile assembly factories are being constructed.
 The principle types of present day Soviet cars are: the zis ll0- biggest, shiniest of the machines, long 8-cylinder automobile; the Pobeda-a medium sized four cylinder car; the Moskvich-a low powered four-cylinder machine.
 (Automotive production in the United States now is approximately 5 100000 a year)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-16
MARTHA SOCIETY 10
 ! HOLD EVENING SOCIAL

The Martha Society of the Nor thern Light Presbyterian Church win hold a social meeting at 7:45 Friday evening in the church so- cial rooms
 A dessert lunch will be served at the beginning of the hour to be followed by program of pie lures and music.
 Hostesses for the evening will be the Mesdames Hugh Antrim, Ralph Wright, Clarence Warfield and Henry Harris. In charge of the program are Mesdames Roland Burrows, Russell Alexander, George Prescott and Don Burruss.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-16
AIR HISTORY IS ON
 KINy TOMORROW

History of the U. s. Air Force will be broadcast over KINY Fri day at 5:l5 pm. on Community Center" in observance of Air Force Day." to be celebrated Satur- day.
 The story will be presented by Bob Druxman for Juneau Post No. 4. of the American Legion, as it's part in recognizing the first anni- versary of establishing the Air.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-16
BLACK MARKET BOOM

EMDEN-tR- Police here said they had confiscated enough black market food from travellers in the past few weeks to fill IS railway wagons. Fire brigades and trade union officials have been called out to help police control the hordes of people carrying personal
 belongings to barter with the farmers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-16
SPRING. AND TOWN

LARAMIE. Wyo.--R-1t was a long, hard winter for Mrs. Murl Robbins. Snow-bound at her ranch home 87 miles northwest of Lara mic nearly five months, she final ly made the long-awaited trip to town. It took two days. by horse drawn conveyance
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-16
yrW MEETS TONIGHT

Taku Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will hold its regular meet ing at o'clock tonight in the vFW Jeep Club. All members are requested to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-16
FAIRBANKS PROPERTY

The assessed valuation of Fair banks property is given at $14.- 500,O0O and a tax rate of 20 mills for less will be required to meet the years budget.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-16

Forces as a separate branch of the U. s. Armed Forces.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-16
TIDE TABLE
SEPTEMBER IF

High tide, 1:16 am, 16.1 it.
 Low tide, 7:34 am, Il it. High tide, l3:49 p.m., 1892 it. High tide, 19:49 pm, IT fit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-16

Read the want-Ads for bargains.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-16

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-27

VIGIL LIGHTS
Mrs. Ed j. Holland, Philadel-
P. Bohlman, Fond du Lac, Wis. 100
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M. 8.S.

Menlgltens elmer unierer Seler fin=
Oct oas @adstl1m lnlrres v8ater
6uno" 5u langlam. Gor fl1r5em iano-
te er eln Selegramm nit ser 9lnfru-
&C. Oh mir ibm cine sr0Bere sln5abl
"Sbores perfaufen fonnten. Gs lpoa,
te rn5 lbeinen, uls Oh er beabli6tige,
nit elnem Wtale alle uSbares" auf5u=
foufen; a6er er fam l6lieBlid su ser
anli6t, er miiroe in 6riItli6er 0G6=
ltenllebe au6 onoern einen Sell iiber=
laiien.
@ir iino, mie unler groBmiiti9er
Seler, ernltltf bemiibt, bielen Soften
10 idnea al5 moglib gu erleoigen.
Wlr lino freili6 nod peit bonn 3iel.
Menn man beoenft, mas sic enolihe
Solung oieleS Groblems gum 8eIten
un'erer 9lnltalt 5u beoeuten bat, 10
limo Die Soften berbGltnismGBig ME
orig. @aiier lit fir ieoen unter oaen
llnltonOen DeIentlib pi6tig uno not
menoig uno obne oasjelbe fonn man
nldt leben. l1no oesbal6 lit fein Sreis
81 bod fitr 8eidoffung bon @ailer.
Gos 9obren elmer GueQe, tpie mir
lie baben, lit ni6t 10 foItlpielig, oo
Die beioen Suelen BLOB pier5ig re-
ipeftipe ie65ig SUB tief limo; ober
Die Grri6tung elmer BumpItotion,
Wotoren 8umpen, 9f0bren II. a. m.
treibt Die l1nfoiten in Die Sobe. 8ie
bereits friiber beri6tet ipuroe, muB
unier 8aher aus elmer Salebene et-
ma pierbunoert SUB Bis gum Sole
pbinum binal,feepunpt meroen 6urh
cine biereinbalb5oaise &0bre, mas al
lein idon, BEL ben beutigen 8reilen,
siemli6 foitipielig lit. @er olIo bel
oieier ungemiiien 3eit cine geli6erte
@eloanlage MAIDEN min, Iege jein
@elb in "@ater (ni6t ntpotereo )
Stod" an.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-27

Gas oiirfte porl1uiig iiber bie
8alierfroge geniigen. Wir mohten
inbes nod ein peiteres 8ort binsufii-
gen: Cine 8ruppe bon 5iDan5ig inn-
gen Mannern ipobnte ,tnl1ngit elmer
Gerionmlung bel uno bate So iibria.
Sic iiberimbte 1ns ben 8etrag fiir
uniern v8oter Stof", Inn it'd ein
3pan5igltel Share" 81 ii6ern.
Die Iaufenoe Yrellefompagne nd
bert ith ibrem gnbe. 8ir eriithen al
lie 2eier, ibr SabreSobonnement 5u er-
neuern. llnlere Stloenten geben lid,
groBe sOtiibe, sic 3abl Ser 2eier 3ll
uergroBern, ltno ieoer gin5elne fam
nit gerineer Wiibe llns einen iteuen
2eier 5ufiibren.
* Il
Ginige unierer Seminariiten neb-
men Geparaturen an unlerm Sractor
Dor. Sic ibeinen ibr Sanoperf All
berl lteben. 3ie meilten bieier iunaen
Sel1te fonlnen bonn 2anoe ltno 1piilen
nit 0taid)inen um5ugeben. timer
Sractor lit quite sebn Sabre alt uno
bot mebr Our6gemod)t ols elm ge=
Dobnli6er Sractor. Sdon 5tpei1nol
ltiir5te er in unIern @aloiee. 9urh
Sroit uno 0tangel an Del uno in
Der Sano bon llnerfabrenen 2enfern
bot er i6on man6e Stropa5en ers
lebt. Sn Oeu letten Sabren baben err
fabrene We6anifer oas 5abr5eug in
Die Sano genommen uno es in guten
3uItonb neriett bur6 Griesung MIDI
tiger Seile. gr lit nun fertis fir bie
5riibiabrsarbeit.< gs iino brei Meres
8arten 81 pfliigen, uno i'm Sommer
lino Sunoerte bon 4cres 9rasplab
5u berndben. Ines in. allem elouben
mir, oaB mobl fein Sractor melt u1to
brett lit, Der ii6 nit unlerm meiien
fann.
Slide (Marble) uno Grodenilieeen
iino Die eriten 6riiblingsipiele ser
SSuseno. llniere iiineern Sofibiiler
mabnen ii6 idon 5u erpodien fir
iolde &inoeripiele. Sic perluden es
init vNooel Iirplone5 Mit einieer
llebung gelinet es, trot man6er I'm
taae, nerungliidte Sliesemoidinen
wieoer inltano 5u ieten.
6robli6e Sitern!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-27

1ieies @pdenblatt eribeint ieit
benz Sabre 1873 reeelndBig ieoen
Samstaa uno miro berausgeeeben
su1u gelten bes BdpItliden &olle.
gi,tm Soiepbinum Der FL. &ongrega.
tion Der Hropaganoa in Columbus,
beiien 3ped bic Seran5iloung oeut.
ider Brieiteraoelinge fiir oie Ser.
Stooten lit. Gieie MnItolt lit baupt,
i6hIid, ongepieien auf Die ginfinfte
bteies 9iattes unb Ole 8elhente lei.
Her 2eier.
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Ser5lide 8itte eines
oeutideu Miiiionars

SSn elmer firdlid) bIiibenoen, aber
armen, gut fatboliiben Bfarrgemein-
De in Raroguap, Siib.Mmerita, febIt
oringeno elm gana beibeioenes &irh-
lein. Sa es iib ourhneg Inn GrmIte
2an6bepOlferung banbelt (es iino au-
Der BaraguaDern auh oeuti1e, poIni-
ide, ruiiiide alnb anbere quite &atbo-
lifen porbanbett), miro Inn 0ie giitiae
Witbilfe Der 10 oft beipGbrten tatboli-
lhen 8laubensbriiber ano .iftpeitern
aus Den Ser. Staaten eebeten. ssebe
= aub Die aaerfleinlte -s@abe, 0ie
IN etnem geDobnlihen Briefe auf met
ne bolle 8erontiportung geianot tper.
Den fann, nin1mt Der unterseihnete
oenti6e Bater oonfeno entaeqen.
Auittung miro iofort erteilt. Sir Die
eblen Sreunoe uno @onner Der ae-
planten Sl.-4reu5-&irbe tpir6 monat.
LID Der Segen elmer beiIigen Meiie
anfgeopfert. @iitige @aben mnb 3u-
idriften mOgen Sic bite ri6ten an:
&eb. Buore, Gon Sole &reuiier, S.
I.D., Goronel 8osabo (BoraguoD).
Soutb Imericn.
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iHQdnnkQn
u. Erinnerungen
Ssn Nes. 3. 1xextses
err 76)
(6ortietung)

@ott Ser Serr iegnete Die gutter
Seute unb bot tie aae rei6li6 beIobnt.
Seute liuo iiberaa bliibenoe Semein-
Den uno rei6e 8auernbofe.
~an @ottes Segen lit olles gele=
lgen!" "a
rSSu, ia!" beitdtiete 6atber 9ei-
nefe. sd babe nod eirige oieier al
ten slnlieoler in meiner @eneinoe =
ld meine in meiner ietigen groBen
ISanogemeinoe; oenn als i1 bon nei=
mem 8ll6of Seinri6 9amian Sum
fer na6 8reeie gei6ift ipuroe, gsb
e5 nur cine 8emeinoe in Clinton
GountD uno oas mar bie ct. 8oniia-
tius=Bfarrei in Sannoper, iest Ger
montomn 81. ct. Goninifus' in
8reele tlt Die dlteIte So6ter bon Ger
mantoDn. llno Germantown liegt am
Ronoe GROCER Siimpfe, Santa Sees
Bottoms. 3prt iieOelten lid 2eute an
bon ct. Sibori audi S6lanmbad)
9ebelBen neil man BORT Dor lauter
Sumpf faun ourhfo1n1nen fpnnte.
Seute fragt man iib: @arum 5ogen
ole Seute oenn bur6 Sic 81loer l1no
Sumpfe, marum blieben iie nid)t in
ben peiten Srdrien? gtun, lie braudJ=
ten @oiier fir Wenieben uno Gieb;
tie brau6ten Sol5, nm S1uier uno
Stallungen 5u bauen. Ser @alo Qe-
lpobrte ibnen S6us gesen 8ino uno
Wetter, uno lie maren aus Dem ge=
reid Der Brariefeuer. Sserner lieferte
1bnen Der @alo allerlei 8ilo, uno bic
Simple piele Slide pno lpiloe5 Oe,
1lllgel, iogur lpilbe Surfies.
~Sa, meinte Satber @ilbelm &lu-
le, ipater Moniignor bon ct. Sein-
rl6s, Gait ct. 2ouis, vipas Jotber
Helnefe er5dblt> lit buhltdblid tpobr.
Vile muBten groBe Spfer brineen.
gtot lebrt beten. 9as lebrte uns I'M
ler Gater i6on in Oeiiniter in Ser
glbelitunoe, als bel Der Sintflut oie
Sellte auf 8aune, Sauier uno 9erge
fletterten. 8iele baben tpobl se6etet
mas tie frilber pergeilen batten. sln,
oere mogen Dobl perItodt geblieber1
leln iple es beute nod iolde sibt in
ct. Clair Gountp uno in Clinton
Sountp, belonoers unter oen sl9tuno,
pier5igern."
ga ladte 5atber 5rana 8oniel bon
Srenton, ST., laut auf unb iaete:
"So, id babe aub nod iol6e alte
nertnoberte aerls berumlisen, bie iid)
|nibt befebren tpoaen, un6 -"
~0e ioa De Oiibel mon baben,"
unterbra6 i'm 5atber Jris 2pb-
mann. rltno ieet tpoaen mir en- Spiel
fen ,nafen!"
ltno iie riidten lire Stiible Inn 6en
9iid berum. Sbne Elm Spiel6en
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-27
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&h:thbdhesm! u

9es Wuines, Ssa. = @ie Ser p1plt=
liGe Gelegut Gr5bii6of gicognoni in
@aibington befannt gab, bat 8aplt
Gius XII. ioeben ben bobp. P. Go
marc Galp, O.P., als 9ta6folser bon
.Ddgr. 9ergan gum 8il6of bon Ses
Dtoines ernannt. Wtlgr. 9alp purbe
1894 in Cambridge, Waii., sebpren,
|trat Inn 1915 in Sen 9onlinifaner=
|oroen Elm uno ipuroe 1921 gum Srie.
tier gerDeibt.
ct. 2unis, Oio. = Ser bobp Ite
!aisr. SEQ S. sted, 5ulett Yfarrer
Der bieiigen ct. @dbriels -@emeinoe,
muroe loeben bonn 81. Soter 8oplt
Bius XII. gum 8eibbilbof bon Salt
Safe Gitp ernanrt. 8iidof Der 9i0-
|5eie, oie Ben gan5en Staat Utah un-
|faBt, lit Der bod1p'ite Sr. 9uane q.
Sunt. Otigr. Sted tpuroe am 80. slu-
|guit 1898 in ct. 2ouis geboren, OBJ
|iolpierte oie bieiige ct. @uguItinus-
Sfarri6ule uno oas &enrid= Seminar
Juno muroe am s. SUM 1924 bon gr5-
|biidof 8lennon gum Brieiter eelpeibt
auBer ieiner umfaiienben ieeliorgli-
den Satigfeit piomete er ii6 5ablrei-
den io5ialen uno faritutiben 8eipes
gungen, II. a. Sen &olumbus =Gittern,
Dem Nelpman Club unb Der gtational
Catholic Hural 2ife Conference. 1880
puroe er 9io5eianbireftor Der gon-
fraternity of Gbriltian Doctrine, 1910
Gio5eianoireftor Der Catholic Nural
2ife Conference. 8ereits 1888 ipurbe
er in anbetradt ieiner 8eroienite gum
papltli6en &dmmerer NIT Dem Mon-
iignortitel, 1943 gum pdpltliden
&ausprdlaten ernannt.
8afer Gitb, Sre. - Gum 4oaoiu-
|torbiihof BON Bafer gitb NIT benz
@edt Ser geadfolge tpur6e ioeben
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COAL FUND
Previously credited. ..$1, 1881 SO
N. N, Alton, Ill. ........... 500
Hy. Loeb, Midtown, N. j. ESQ
Mrs. S. Rigo, Lindenhurst,
NY. ................... 100
Total. ................... 81 ,389 SO
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6ttntntl11grn in Dpntfdrlann
(Sortfesung bon Settle 81 ..

Geuti6lanos uno oes oeutlhen Ween-
Iden cine laitige &onfurrens los3u-
iperoen. Sic leben nibt bas @eipenit
I'M Often oOer ipollen es ni6t ieben
uno ipabr baben. Mm Is. 9fopember
ltano in ben 3eitungen: General
gilbop bat Ser Stegieruns erflGrt, sd
miinlde nidt, baB Die 9epoIferung
ourd Die oeprimierenben 3ablenonsa-
ben iiber ben @eillnbbeits5ultano Der
Zone unniit beunrubiet tperoe. sllio
Die @abrbeit oorf ni6t befannt gege-
ben peroen. 0ie Guiien geben in Ser
Slt5one nod einen S6ritt 1peiter. SIM
Sanoe Sa6ien miro BEL Ser Sterbe-
ltatiltif nur Ser brittle Sell genannt.
~Gas auftreten Ser Guiien gegen
Die ecu lollte boh au6 oen gngl1n=
bern Die slueen offnen. aber bieie
lteden Die a0pfe in oen Sano tpie Ser
gogel StrauB. 8as Damn, tpenn Der
Often Dem ruiiiIden 9iei6e einper-
lelbt ilt2 Damn iino it6 Stpan u1,b
5ommi iebr nabe, uno ser &uile fann
balo England bonn sSeItlanbe aus su-
lammenbauen. GuBlano broudt nur
nod elm paar Sabre 3eit, Damn mfrs
lbm europa 5ufallen = unb au6 sic
8elt. Wan re6net in 8ranoenburq
init Ser ginfiibrung Der &ol1oie nod
in oieiem Sabre. Sbon lit ou1 san5
offen Die ginglieoerung oes &ubr-
&ebiers in Die SIt5one geforbert tpor-
ben. gines Cages neroen es sic &uI>
len neblnen. 3ur 8eletung ser Mmi-
Gone brau6ten bie &ulien feline bret
Gage. Sb iie ben @nsriff ipagen?
gorldufig niht.
Gin ariessgefangener, ser tp1b-
reno Ser 8eibnabtsferien na6 81.
5uriidfabm, er5dblte, baB es BORT nod
|biele 9eutife aus be1n erIt e n
Beltfriege gdbe. ST bate cine 3eit-
lang NIT einenl sineiulibiiebaigiGbri-
gen Deuti6en 5uiamrten gearbeitet.
= Gin aus GuBIanb 5uriifgefebrter
&aplan iagte, gail5e Eager b1tten nod
ME nahbauie ibreiben 6iirfen."
9m 19. Sanliar 1948 brahte ,Die
@eue 3eitung', Ole 5tuei1naI tpSdent-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-27

lfonnte man rid)t nnSeinanoer geben.
gtun gitig's los. 8ie nidt ipielen
MOLTEN, tpie ssatber &luie uno aob,
imam, iebten iif) 5uiantmen nno ser
lgelebrte Grofeiior &luie, @eldi1ts-
fenner, Gidter, Sprohenfenner uno
&ebner, ipuBte niel 5u er51blen, ipas
er gelelen uno ielblt erlebt bate.
"8ir ipraden Dorbin bon @lou=
benseifer lrno Bflihterfiilung ser
Sonntagsbeiligung. 9a las i6 bon
einem Sriibman, 8atrif Hegon, Ser
Dor bultoert Sabren aIs in srlano
|negen Ser OeiBernte sic Scot bod ge-
ltiegen mor, no6 Imerifa fam ,nb
| in Cattle @aroen lanoete. 8atrid Ge-
gan mar ein Steinarbeiter uno ner=
Itano iein Sanomerf ousgeaeidnet.
&ie er nun oa itano, reoete i'm elm
Hen. Mr Ranfin bon ser 8relbpteria-
Inerfirde an. gr mar Soltor in
Batting 9fioge, g. S. ST iu6te ei-
men Steinarbeiter, ser ibnt cine
Mauer llm ben Sriebbof ieten ioQte.
Gatrid Gegan gefiel ibln lpegen ieiner
IOffenbeit uno glatten 9lntiporten.
Sbn mollte er mitnebmen uno ibm
Die slrbeit anpertrauen. 8utrid mar
boferfreut, cine paiienbe grbeit su
lfinoen. Go6 puBte er ni6t, mo
Batting Gioge Iiege uno ipie er oabin
fommen iollte. gr erfubr, es iei etpa
OreiBig Meilen peit entfernt. God
Ser quite Eaitor nabm i'm NIT in iei-
mem guggie. Batrid fling glei6 an
nit ieiner slrbeit uno arbeitete tiib-
|tig poran. slls es Samstagabenb
muroe, ba6te 8atrid: ,Worsen lit
|Sonntag unb i6 min bod om eriten
Sonntag in amerifa feline Welie Der.
|iaumen.' auf ser langen Sabrt nod
Batting &ioge batte er ii6 idon nah
elmer fatbolti6en Stride umgeieben,
aber feline eripdbt. Sn Batting Gibee
|gab es au6 feline. go eing er na6
Der slrbeit .5um Gaitor, flopite on
uno froste Sen euten Wann, mo bier
in ser 9eabe cine fatboliibe Stride iei;
oenn er DoIle morgen in bie beilige
Oeeiie eeben. ,@ut,' ingte ser @e-
fragte, bier gibt es feline, ober Die
natite fatboliife Stride lit Die ct.
Sobannes Stride, Weulberrp-Str
geporf.' - ,9anfe i6onp erlpiberte
Eatrid. ,8ie melt lit oas BON bier
uno lpie fam id binfommen2' - .,
10 fiinfuno5man5ig bis oreiBig Wei-
len BON bier = ,S6on, nod einmaI-
beiten Gonf!' ,8eII,' iaete iid
Gatrid, ,oos tit tpobl iebr melt; id
muB CUR Meiie, ib gebe, uno bamit
baita!' slm Sonntagmorsen bier l1br
5og er los uno fam friib genug nod
ct. Sobannes' fir bie 3ebn-ubr-
0teiie. Gum guten @liid fano er beim
Sinausgeben niele alte 8efannte, Die
bon Srlano ausgeiDan6ert tparen uno
bier ibre Seimat batten. @aItfreuno-
lid nabm man i'm nit gum Wtittag-
elien. Wan unterbielt iih in edit iri-
ihem 5robiinn unb Damn ipalloerte
Batrid froben Wfutes uno nit Got
tes Segen 5uriid nod Batting &ioge.
am Wontagmorgen eing er frib an
ieine arbeit, unb ser &ep. Barion
meinte: ,Sein fatbolilder @eiIt erIitt
feinen S6aoen uno @ottes Segen er-
laubte ibn, cine bodIt 5ufrieoeni itel-
lenOe Seiituns aIs Waurer an Sen
Sag 81 legen.' Batrid errihtete cine
quite, iolibe Wouer INN ben Srieobof.
unO mer's nift glaubt, geb bin unb
lebe, oaB Hatrids Wauer beut' nod
itebt."
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