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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-11

tung Der 8ereleute moglid,. Ger
8eremonn arbeitet lnter Iteter Sc
bensgefabr uno iollte iid itets aui
Sen Goo porbereitet balten. God Oel
Meni6 liebt bie @efabr uno miro on
|oie @efobr setpobnt. 8er dugitlib lit
barf fem 8ergmann neroen. Srot
|oller Goriid5t nonieiten Ser @ruben
bireftion unb ser ein5elnen Berg
leute, meinte ser 8ater, fontmt cir
llngliif unoerbofft, tpie es nod BOZ
einigen Sagen Der Saa mar nit Ser.
mann Otoblenfomp in Ser Mint
Hodreen SEEM Straitoile, mo mi,
ieoen Gag oorbeifommen. Sier iini
oie 8ergleute nidt 10 religios UNI
beten nifyt 10 piel, beionoers 5nr bl
Barbara, ipie in 9euti6lauo, Selter.
reid, Bolen uno 8obmen.
"Sieueidt, neil bier peniser @e.
Iabr it," mari ib Elm.
$50, ia," lagte ser Goter, vpeil
ouh lie meuiger praftild)e &e!igior
boben. Sb fonnte sir bon pielen Cru,
benungliiden er5Gblen, moran id
lelbIt teilnabm, 3. g. bas l1ngliid
oeines Sufels, meines Shmagers u!
ia. III. Sic ltarben nitt ploblih unS
Die FL. Barbara but belpirft, boB lie
NIT oen beiligen Saframenter per,
leben in bic gpigfeit eingen. 3ie FL.
Barbara lit befanntIi6 cine ser bier.
5ebn fotbelfer, oie IN alien Noteu
oes Seibes uno ser Seele belfen."
Som alten Srn. S6ot eriabreu
mir foleenoes greignis: gs mar in
ben SOer Sabren, OILS bo5 groBe I'm,
aliid iid 5l1trug in &drnten, Deter.
reid sln. Dem unieligen Sage ipax
Sdab nit orei &amerooen oamit be-
ibdftigt, einen tStolleu tiefer ins sc.
Itein binein5utreiben. I'm bier ltbr
in Ser !Morgeni6idt; lie paren in al.
Ter 6riibe eingefabren uno mobteu
mobl ibon flint StunOen searbeitet
baben, als tie Elm 8erauib bernab-
men, oils mable cine rieiige Wiible
fnirl6eno uno itobnenb i'm 8eItein.
Sic bielten in ibrer grbeit inne uno
blidten it'd erltaunt an. slae liefen
binaus l1no es oauerte 5tpei Gage, ebe
oos gefiirhtete @erauld -nufb0rte.
Gie Otdnner riiien ibre @rubenlam-
pen berab uno rannten IN Den Stol=
len binein. 0o6 iie fonnten niht
lueiter poranoringen. Ger Berg be-
gann 81 beben, Stoub i6lug ibnen
entgegen, unO plOblib loben lie, nie
orauBen am @noe oes Stolens Die
id)iibenoen 8alfen tpie Strei6b0ls-
ben 5uiammenfnidten uno 5erbra-
hen, ipie oas @eltein nit bumpfenl
9onnern nieoeriodte. Sic Iiefen nit
8fero unO giel eiliglt gum Sod bin
aus, oenn oa orinnen par es fiirb-
terlid).
(6ortlesuns folgD
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6rlhiihrrmrtfungrn aua hrn
Hpr. 6taatpn fir Dir ,..,.
mp1tzunpn lntrhrr prlaitht .

9sah mebr als iiebeniGbriger I'm
terbredung iino pieoer @elbiiberipei-
iungen bon oen Ser. Staaten na1 oen
orei peltlihen 3onen 9eutidlanos
moglid, tpie oos Mrmeebepartement
I'M auftrage Ser amerifanii6en Wi-
litarregierung fiir Seutidlano ioeben
befanntgegeoen bat.
gs miro aub baran geoa6t, @elb-
iibermeilungen na6 Sen tpeltlihen
Seftoren 8erlins 5u ermogliden, aber
Serbanolungen bieriiber iinb nod
ni6t abgeiblonen unb bGngen gum
Sell permutli6 bon oem slusgang ser
8abrungsbeip ab, oie ge-
genipartig nit oen &uiien in ser frii-
beren Hei6sbauptltaot Itattfinoen.
Sn 0euti6lano meroen alIe 3ab-
lungen iiber Die 8anf 9eltl6er 2Gn=
Ser (8anf OF German States) gelei-
tet, oie ieit einem balben Sabr IN
Sranffurt beltebt. SGmtli6e 8anfen,
oie Dem SEEM Yorfer Clearing Sol,ie
anseidloiien linb, iotpie 8anfen, Die
it'd por5ugsmeiIe nit @eloiiberipei-
|iungen befaiien, fonnen Iuftrage our
9lussablung Der entlprehenoen 8etrG-
se bhr6 bie 8anf 9eutiher 2anber
entgegennebmen.
8anfen auBerbalb SEEM yorfs fon.
| men ibre @uftrdge iiber ibre 8ertre.
terfirmen in Seem Yorf an Die 5ranf.
lfurter 8anf peiterleiten.
| Die Summen, bie na6 Ser ameri.
fauiiden, britiiden uno fran5oiiiheu
l3one gei6idt iperoen f0nnen, llnter.
liegen feiner 8eidrdnfiing, ioipeit e
auf Die &0be anfomnt. gin5ige 8e.
bingung lit, baB es iif nm @eloiiber'
tpeiiungen perionliber ODER tpobltdti
ger Natur banoelt, litb 0db Die lie
beripeilnng feinerlei geihdftlib'
l3mede berfolgt.
! Cine beutfde Warf breikis Gents
] Der 3ablungsauftrag muB Wamer
uno Abreiie oes gmpfangsbered
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1QdhnkQn
u. Erinnerungen
8pu &es. 3. Tnertsss
Orr. 95)
(Sortietllne)

gSuS Wtr WCtH SuICT ITHGtI CTduUlit
gSir iaBeu 5ulammen 1tn0 ber5ebr=
ten uniern 2und, na6oem mir etlihe
Stlnoen idper gearbeitet batten.
rGon leds bis neun llbr," logte Der
Gater, ~batten mir cine iebr anltrerz
genbe glrbeit: Salb Iehs llbr auf=
Iteben, elm fleines sriibItiid, Damn Ell
ne sStunbe @egs 5ur Irbeit, iiber
Berg uno Gal; Damn BON lieben bis
neun llbr ins Sod Gin Die 8rube).
Damn l6medt ein Smbis ipie 3uder-
brot uno man mo6te WfutterS 0in-
ner 8udet gang leer MAIDEN. slber
mir miiiien iparen uno ettpos gum
Ofittaeelien iibrislaiien. Sn 9eutid,
lano arbeiten Die 8ergleute 11llr oht
Stunoen in brei Sdidten. 9o nimnt
ieoer ieinen 2unb - 5pei Stiid 9rot
nit Sped oa5lpiiden (0ubbeln gez
nannt) - nit llno ieine Same nit
&affee unb oamit gebt's 5ltr 3ede.
8abreno Ser slrbeitspauie, nod ct
Da Orei bis pier Stunben Irbeit, iBt
ser gergmann leinen 2un6. SSSa, bort
/ nGe1ti6lano gebt anes anoers 5ll
ais bier. iaaes lit genau georbnet uno
81 ieiner 3elt: Infommen, nmflei=
Sen, iih anmeloen uno auflteaen 5ur
ginfabrt - Elm @ebet our FL. 8ar-
6ara, Der Sdutpatronin ser Berg
leute, Oomit feiner perungliidt unD
obne 0le beiligen Saframente ltirbt.
Iann beiBt es: Auftreten ouf oen
&orb (glepator), ser fiinf bis 5ebn
gtagen bat unO oreiBig bis piep5i9
Mann allfnimmt; bann oas 3ei6en
Serunter Gunn gebt's 5pei- bis orei=
tauleno SUB binob in bie Siefe ser
Groe. sngefonmen, lteigt ieoer aus
uno begibt iib meilenipeit meg an iei-
ne Irbeit. Sort in Sen gingetpeioen
Der @roe arbeitet ser 9ergmonn uno
piiblt er aht Stunoen lang. gta6 ser
miibepollen slrbeit gebt es pieoer 5ll-
rid gum S6u6t fir Die auffabrt
Gr begibt iib in oie 8aibbiitte, mo
|er iib paidt unb um5iebt, nm nad)-
bauie 81 geben. So sibt es Morgen-
l6ihten, 0iittagsidi6ten uno Na6t,
I6ihten. 0as lit in Denieen &orten
oas 8ergmannsle6en. Sagli6e Ct.
fabrung uno eenaue 8eoba6tun9
mabreno Der 9lrbeit MAIDEN einen
tiidtigen 8ersmann."
Sd bate Ben Gater nit 10 pieIet
5ragen beitiirmt, baB er lie aue ni6t
auf elnmal anttporten fonnte, uno er
ipertroItete mid ouf IpGter. sSnbetref'
Der 8rubenuneliidte erflGrte er mir
oie groben ungIidsfuIe ereigneter
Ilid ourd i6lagenbe @etter; mob
audi our6 ginItiirae, bier ni6t 10 Of
mle in GbaiDnee uno Straitsbille. 0as
|SGlimmite in oen tiefen S6G6ten ii
lOie Suft, beionoers ba, mo- piele Slot
| Sc iibereinanber liegen. Muf 5pei- bi:
oreitauieno SUB Siefe gibt es piel
leidt 5ebn Bis 5polf 5lose: erites So
ger orei- bis pierbunbert SUB tief
oas 5tpeite iebsbunoert SUB, bas brit
te nellnbunoert Sub uim. Die aoblen
lager i'm 9tubr 1@ebiet .geben i6ie
binab nod Norben gu; tpie tief, ipeii
man nidt. Sc tiefer oie @rube, oeitl
9efdbrli6er miro lie. Wenn i6lageno
@etter ooer ginitiir5e iib ereignen
lit in oen meiiten Sdlen feline &et
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ten in DentIhlono entbaIten ioauie
ben Dollaripert 0es 8etrags. Sie
8anf 0elltiher 2anoer tr1gt Die Ser
authorizing fiir oie slus5ablnng oes
ongepieienen 8etross in oeutiher
Wfarf, nn0 atpor 5il benz Sas bon ei-
ner beutiden Marf fir oreiBig Gents,
absiiglib Der in 0eutjhlano erbobe.
men @ebiibren. lie Don omerifnni-
.lben 8anfen erbobenen lteberipei-
lnngsgebiibren miiiien bonn Miiftrag-
geber be5abIt tper6en.
Die Solarbetrdge aur Gefung ser
@eloiiberDeilungen meroen pon Den
ein5elnen 8anfen Ser Seoeral HeIerbe
9ont Of gfem gorf iiberpieien unb
BORT sugnniten zines oonoerfortos
I'M 0amen Der 8anf 9eutlder 2dn-
Der beponiert. Sir Sic oeutide @irt-
.Ibaft ltellen bieie @eloiiberpeiiungen
cine 5uidBlihe Guelle ser 9ebiIen6e-
ldaffung oor, fiir sic 2ebensmittel
ooer &obitoffe eingefiibrt tperoen fotl-
men.
8enn es it'd als unmoslih eripeilt,
einen ltebermeiiunssauftrag inner
balb bon brei Monaten aus5ufiibren,
ididt Die 8anf 9eutiher 26noer Dem
Nuftraggeber in SEN Ser. Gtaotef1 eli
men 9olIaribed in S0be oes nr-
lpriingli6 iibernieienen Iuftrags, OBJ
5iiglih Ser ii6lifen Speien.
8egenn6rtig fiibrt oie anerifani=
i6e Wilitarreeieruns in 9eutlhlano
gerbonoluneen CUR ausoebnuna oes
8elonerfebrs Ser brei peltliden go
men nit anberen,y europaii6eu unb
auBereuropdiiben, l9anoern. gs lit
an5unebmen, oaB na6 unb nod 8elo.
iibertpeilungen audi aus oieien 2dn-
bern nad 8eit=Geutiblano noglib
Deroen.
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|St. gIoiIius, Slipio; ct. Midoels,
Gine SsIano; ct. giftoria, gictoria;
ct. anna, 8abaiio; ct. Soiepbs,
8aconia; ct. Intoniiis, Batfins.
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slnl 8. September (beute) muroe in
8rulbuale bic neue st. Soiepbs-air-
DIE getpeibt. 3ie Stride lit oie brittle in
Der 9io5eie, Die innerbalb Der lesten
5pei Dtonate fertie geiteat uno eis-
geneibt tpurOe. Sfarrer in 8rnitnole
lit Der bodtp. Sr. Sarolb 5. DINNER
ling.
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l5t. sIloilius, Slipia; ct. Msidoels,
Gine SsIano; ct. giftoria, gietoria;
|St. anna, 8abniio; ct. ssoiepbs,
8aconia; ct. Intonius, Watfins.
Dieie @ode begann bas neue
Sbuliobr in Sen 8farrihulen Der
@r5oio5eie. MuBer Sen bereits bette
benoen bunoertunbbreiBig 8tarridu-
len nit 5irfa pier5ietauienb Sbiilertl
Duroen beuer flint peitere S6ulen
eroffnet, nnb 51par Die Gtiitation-, ct.
Soan Of 4rc- nno Our 2abp of gic-
|torD8farribulen in minneapolis unb
oie neuen Gfarridulen in Iapton
unb Seem Canada. 9a5u fomlnen nod
|5ablreibe nel,e &laiien5immer in ben
6eitebenoen Gfarridulen, Inn Die
idneu anpadienbe shiiler5obl auf-
sunebmen. Gin idmieriees 8roblenl
| Iteat oabei ser MangeI an 2ebrfr1f-
teu oar. lin alien anforoerungen sll
|geniigen, brGubten oie Bfarri6uIen
Ser Gr5bio5eie beuer 5irfa fiinfaig
|mebr Sbullebrerinen oils I'M pergan-
|genen Sabre. 2eioer miro nur Elm Sell
oieier Webrforberune erfiillt peroen
|uno bel Der gerineen 3abl ser &Io-
|iterberufe aegeniiber ser pabienoen
Sdiiler5abl orobt bns Broblem II,
Den fonnnenben Sabren nod nIter
5u peroen.
sm 5reitag, 10. September, be-
|ginnt oas ct. Yaul=Seminar oas
fiinfunOfiinf5igite S6uliabr. Inter
Ben 232 ,SeminoriIten iino nierllnb-
iieb5is fir Die gr5bi05eie ct. 8aul
beltimmt. suBeroem iinb oreiuno-
|5man5ig auspdrtige 9io5eien nnter
Sen Seminariiten oertreten. Sic bel-
rigen &erbIterer5itien Beginner am
25. September, uno 5tpar rnter Set
|tung bon 8iidof @iaiam &. Diuaop
bon Gopington, einem sllumnus bes
Seminars. Seilige @eiben finoen
itott om +. rno 2. Sftober.
ct. Glonb, Minn. - Set Dem
fiir5li6 erfoleten 2oo bon 8ildof
No@aoid bon ga Groiie lit nunmebr
Der bodm'ite Sr. 8iidof SoiepbA S.
8ui6 bon ct. Glouo bas oien ltGlteIte
0fitglieo Ser amerifanii6en &ierar-
die. gil6of guld, geboren am 18.
slpril 1866, ipuroe am 20. Suli 1889
gemeibt, 5ebn Gage Dor Ser 8rielter-
lpelbe oes nunmebrigen &aroinals
SougbertD BON philadelphia. am 10.
Wfai 1910 puroe er gum 8ildof bon
Seao, S.=Gaf., fonlefriert, am 49,.
Sanuar 1915 gum 8ildof bon ct.
Gloub promobiert. Ser perebrte
Sherbirte Ser Gi05eie ct. Glouo lit
ieit einiger 3eit leibeno, ieood) ipuroe
in ben lebten @oben cine merflide
gellerung in ieinem 8efinoen feItge=
ltellt, iooaB er nunmebr pieoer re.
gelmaBig Die beilige Meiie 5eIebrie=
ren nno Die meiite 3eit oiBer Dem
gett perbringen fam.
9lm 8. September Oeute) puroe in
8ruibDale Die neue ct. Soiepbs Sir
DIE geipeibt. 3ie Stride lit oie brittle in
Der 9io5ele, Die innerbalb Der lesten
5pei Ronate fertie geiteat uno ein-
gepeibt tpurOe. Bfarrer in 8r,litnale
lit Ser bodp. Sr. Sarolb 5. 9immer-
ling.
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Nsrtbingtpn, .. - ct. Eanl, Wsiuu
Samstag, II. September 1913.


~
Sonntag, IL. September: Siebsebn'
fer Sunntaa nad Efimsiten. -
(9tame WariG.) gban e.
lium: Ga5 pornebmlte 8ebot
CDtotfb. 22). 49,.
Montag, 13. September: Imotus.
Sienstog, IA. ,Septen1ber: &reu5ers
bobung.
Mittpod), Is. September: Sieben
Sd)mer5en Mtarid.
9onnerstag, 16. September: &orne-
Illus.
Sreitag. II. September: 0ilbeearO
Samstag, Is. September: SSoiepb
bon &opertino.
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3nr gefl. Geadtnns
fir nmierc Nlnmnen

@enn uniere sssoiepbV1um
Ilumnen beabit6tigen, an Der
i'm Sftober in ga Groiie, @is.,
itattfinbenben .Hational Gutb-
olic gf1ral 9ife Contention"
teilaunebmen iperoen tie gebeteit,
umgebeno ibre Ibiidt &ep.
Hall Wonarsfi, 709 60. Min-
neiota Str, Nrairie ou gbien
@is., mitteilen su nollen.
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in 3ufnnft 6oraus ferngebalten ner-
ben iollten. Der iiber neununosnan-
sig Seiten lange 8erid)t bes aus Iie-
ben Senatoren gebiloetelt &onlitees
erflarte bic aur 3eit angeipanbte Me-
tbobe aur 2ontrolle ser politilhe,l
3uperlaiiigfeit bon iiber 100000
&egierunssangeIteuten fir un5urei-
heno.
Die HationoI Catholic 8elfare
Conference forberte ourf) ibre Stelle
fir .So5iale Iftion" ben &ongreB
auf, Die r5ur Sbitruftion anIoB &C.
benben 8eItimmungen" oes goft-
Sartlep-@eiebes ob5uidoffen; Ser
&ongreB iolte vna6 oen tieferliegen=
Sen l1ria6en ser inbultriellen unrube
i6iirfen" slu6 erfldrte Die &onferens
in elmer &unogebung gum 2abor 9ap,
oab Die @enerfidaften sic eingeniite-
ten &ommuniiten ri6neller lno tpirf=
iamer" ans ibren 9teiben entfernen,
als Dies burb elm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
@elet erfolgt tpdre. SIM iibrigen ober
geitebt N.G.@.g. i'm @egeniat gu
friiberen gerloutbaruneen 5lt, bob
oas 8ciet ,audb feline suten Seiten
babe.
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1ftIaitN
(Sovtfesur1a bon eeite ID

HiifIeite entipredeno oem fpmmuni=
| ltiihen Wotto: v&elieion lit Opium
fiir bas Golf".
6GG- -&ommiiiar 6Doe erflGrtc. CT
Tonne Die 8ei6nerben iiber Die Gnt=
|ldeioung nid)t periteben. Gie &onl=
rliiiicn tnbe immer ,pieoer tlarge-
matt, sob religioie Brogramme einell
miGtigen Sell ser offentli6en 2ei=
|itungen oes Gunofunfs bilbeten. Die
Ienti6eioung ipre6e leoiglib aus Oeb
Sreibeit Ser WeinungsGuBerung BE-
oinge, bob fein @esenitano, audi niAt
atbeismus, obne Deiteres bollfommen
ousgel6altet peroen biirfe.
Staatsiefretdr Maribal gab an
INtitttpo6 befannt, baB Die Ser. Stoo,
ten be5iisliG Ser iSrage bes peiteren
slbbaus oeutI6er SnouItrie=anlagen
Die als MISUNDERSTANDING bean,
lprltdt tpiiroen, an 5ranfrei1 UNI
@roB=8ritannien berangetreten iino
Sm Gerlaufe ieiner Yreiiefonferen1
erflarte ser Staatsiefretar, bie Ser.
banolungen ieien auf griuden oes
Seiters ser ggI 8ernaltung fin
pirtifuftlihe 3ulammenarbeit), Sou
rs. Soffman, aufgenommen morOen
Ils 3ieL bieier 8erbanoluneen be.
5ei6nete es Wearibaa, feit5ultelen, of
uno melde oeutiden SSsnbuitriebetrie
be, Die fir Heparationsablieferun
oorgemerft paren, bon Ser Demon
tageliite geltri6en tperoen iollten, So
nit oiele Sabrifen i'm Gabmen De;
oeutihen 8ieberaufball-Y all-Yrogramm!
berlDenoet neroen fonnten. Ser &c
fretdr tpies oarauf bin, Dob bas Gu
ropa=.Silfsgeieb oie amerifanii6e STE
|gierung perpfli6te, i'm Sale boz
@erfen, bic fir Sen 8ieoeraufbau oeI
oeutlhen @irtibaft bon 8ert leil
tonnen, entipre6enbe slbfommen mi
onoeren &egierungen gu treffen.
Sbne an5ugeben, 1pel6e ipe5ifilhe,
Sori6lage oie Ser. Staaten unter
breitet baben, erflGrte Marlban, Mnt
norten Ser anoeren beioen 8eiat
ungsmdbte ieien nod nibt eingetrof
lien.
l
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8elbiemomng in Sriefen nnb Bafeten
nnsnlGiiia

Sm 3ulammenbang nit Der tpieoer
5ulaiiigen banfenmaBigen 1ebertpei-
Jung bon 8eloern 1ta6 ben tpeItliher
3onen Deuti6lonos ipuroe bonn 8olt-
oepdrtement nodmals Die Satiade
beitatigt, oaB oie Gerienbrng rbon
Sdeds, 8edieln, llebertpeiiungen
uno 8argelo an 3ibilperionen uno
8eidaftsfirmen in Geutidlano" burb
Die Bprg iei es in 8riefen ooer Bafe=
ten. .oerboten lit. Soltanmeiiungen
COtottep Sroers) nad Geutidlanb
ltno nod nid)t erbdltli6.
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Stiu1lue DeS SDlfeS
tar bas Soiepbinunl

Ginliegcnb 50 fir ben rei6baltieen
,@aiienfreuno' uno oen i6onen &os
LENDER. 8itte INN ssbr @ebet.
9llte 2eIerin, @. So.
GinlieeenO 9etrag fir Sen Ohio
8oilenfreuno' unb 81 fir ben lhos
men Heimmihel+ +&alenoer. @iinihe
Sbnen 8ottcs reifiten Segenl
q. s., >.
Ginlie9euoe 8abe Don So batte id;
5u Gbren oes FL. Nntonius in einem
gnliegen perlproden sum Sanf fir
.0ilfe in cinem slnlieeen.
IS. 90, Conn.
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troit, Mich. ............. $4,000
Frank Heining, Buffalo, N. Y. 14.00
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Mrs. Their. Greif, San Anto-
nio, Fla. 1000
John B. and Mrs. Rose Reis-
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Anna Zimmerman, BreeSe,
Ill. Observation-Disclosures. 400
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Hy. A. Fuertges, Bradford,
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Agt. Aug. Mette, Efingham,
LII. A.ou
Gottfried Lang, New York, N.
Y. ................ LOU
Alois Kunert, Columbus, o. 100
Mrs. R. C. Weber, Marshfield,
WIS. ................. lOU
Karl Buehl, Meadville, Pa. 100
Reinhart Becker, Elkhart
Lake, Wis. .......... 100
Mrs. Geo. KempkeS, Lincoln,
Nep. ............'. 1.oo
Mrs. Anna Schuette, Fergu-
son, Mo. ................. 100
Miss Anna M. Schummels,
Milwaukee, Wis. ..... 100
Matthew Brandt, Kansas
City, Mo. ........... LOO
Bertha A. Weiss, Newark, N.
Aug. Wailand, Buffalo, NJ Y. 100
Carl Fink Sr., Athens, Wis. .. 100
COAL FUND
Previously credited. .-.$ 1892
Jos. Hartlieb, st. Louis, Mo. 200
Total. 114.92
WATER FUND
Previous balance. .$2,908. go
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-22
|ri Of Rail Ties To Belgium
Port OF Pascagoula
Organizations And Individuals Aid
Needy Children With Clothes, Cash

welfare department, said response
to the plea for clothing continues
to be good and a number of pack
ages of nice clothing have been
received.
Workers who have been sort
ing clothing to assist welfare de-
partment employees urge that
donors send apparel which is not
too badly worn
IF everyone would just stop
and think whether they would
like their own child to wear that
particular piece of clothing to
school they would send only
wearable things" they said. "a
child is a sensitive little person
and every mother knows how
embarrassed her own boy or girl
would be in badly worn or un-
suitable clothing which stood out
among his or her schoolmates.
That doesn't mean the clothing
must be fine or fancy. Blue jeans
are accepted and treasured items
in every child's wardrobe today.
The greatest horror is conspic-
uousness."
With colder weather coming
on, more children will undoubt-
eddy have to drop out of school
because of lack of clothing, Miss
Herrin said. More clothing will
be needed and particularly shoes.
Few shoes for children come in
with the bundles, she said, un-
doubtedly because most children
completely wear out their own
footwear. This means that cash
will be needed to purchase shoes,
she pointed out.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-22
A. Fronklin. Wor
Casualty. Will Be
Buried On MonddY

The body of William A. Frank
lin, seaman second class of the
u. S. Navy, will arrive in Pas
cagoula Friday, today, for bur
ial in the National Cemetery in
Mobile. He was killed in q naval
engagement in the South Pacific
in l943.
A native of McCool, Miss,
Franklin had made his home in
Gautier before joining the Navy.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Carrie NJ. Franklin and two
daughters, Mable Ruth, 8. and
Audrey Ann, 6, of Gautier and
his father, Willie Franklin OF
MeCool.
The body will be met by the
local organization of Veterans Of
Foreign Wars and escorted to the
residence in Gautier where flu
neral services will be conducted
Tuesday at 1890 p. m, after
which the funeral cortege will
leave for Mobile where the cas-
ket will be met by a military unit
for burial with full honors.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-22
Perkinston College Eleven To Meet
Tulane Freshmen Here November II

team - Bubba Bogdahn, Sylton
Cole and Paul Ryan of Pasca-
goula, and Max McCool, Otis
Shattles, and Junior Farragut of
Moss Point. Perkinston Junior
college is undefeated and unless
the unforeseen happens, will APP
pear in this game on November
IL, as the only undefeated junior
college in this state. Tulane
Freshmen have built their attack
around Arlin Nihart, former Gulf
port high school athlete, for whom
New Orleans sports writers have
predicted a great future in Tulane
University athletics.
Tickets are on sale now at the
same places the high school uses
for public sale. The same prices
that prevail at the high school
games will be in use for this
game. A feature will be a pre-
game ceremony planned by the
American Legion of Pascagoula.
Commander George Lowell, with
the cooperation of other veterans
organizations. is planning a me
mortal program prior to game
time.
The Paseagoula and Moss Point
high school bands have agreed
to assist in these ceremonies.
At half-time, the Perkinston
Junior college band, in which a
number of Pascagoula and Moss
Point boys and girls play. will
put on a ceremony, which Per
kinston Junior college officials
say will feature certain interest
ing things about Jackson county
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-22

The Pascagoula-Mos Point
Quarterback Club has contracted
with Perkinston Junior college to
play the Tulane University fresh
men in the Paseagoula high school
Memorial s stadium, Thursday
night, November IL, according to
an announcement made by club
officials. Contracts yer signed
last week by the Quarterback
club and perkinston Junior col
lege.
DR.. Thomas Stout, president of
the Quarterback club, appointed
Edward A. Khayat as general
chairman for the game and Mr..
khayat, in turn. appointed J. f.
Stone as chairman of the ticket
committee, and Thomas r. Wells,
superintendent of city schools of
Pascagoula, to look after team
lodging and meals. The Quarter
back club has contracted with
the Board of Trustees of the Pas
eagoula City School system for
use of the stadium, and has ar
ranged with Superintendent Wells
and Principal Gill for the use of
their ticket personnel for han
ding the gates.
The game will be highly pub
licized in the various newspapers
and radio stations along the coast,
who have volunteered their sup
port.
The game should prove to be
a real attraction for Jackson
county, due to the Pascagoula
and Moss Point boys who are
regular players on Perkinston's