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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06
By WiIIiom J. Wheotley
Stor Stoff Correspondent

CAMP PENDLETON, Virginia
Beach, Va, Aug. 6.-Machine and
Bofors gunners of the 260th Anti
aircraft Artillery Group Of the Dis
trict Guard got in a couple OF hours
of good shooting at plane-toweo
targets at Fort Story yesterday.
But their program was interrupted
by a stream of steamers entering
and leaving the Virginia Capes. So
they folded up and went home.
Their morning shooting schedule
had to be called off because of more
rain. They spent the time in camp
here working on the automotive
equipment and the guns. cleaning
off much of the sand they have COL
lected here during the past 10 days
The gunnefs found that shooting
at fast-moving target sleeves towed
by planes, was lot different from
shooting at the weather balloons
moving at three or four miles an
hour. Nevertheless, Col. Charles
M. Myer said they were doing very
well and that a little more intensive
training soon would bring out
few gun crews which could be put
into service with effective results
Leave for Home Sunday.
The Guardsmen will get their last
firing practice today in morning
and afternoon stage at the Navy's
range at Dam Neck. Tomorrow will
be cleanup day in preparation fol
the departure of the troops for home
early Sunday.
They will have big task of clean
ing up the equipment, oiling ano
greasing it for the long overland
trip. They do not want any
of the delays and breakdowns which
plagued them on the southwark
convoy because of alleged lack OF
maintenance.
Col. Mann, commanding the artil-
lery group, said the men have shown
remarkable improvement in their
housekeeping abilities since they
have been in camp. Each morning
after the troops depart for their
operations, Maj. Hency c. Espey
makes thorough inspection of bar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06

lldu Uccll d ICSl-
dent of the District for the last SIS
years. He was member OF the As
ISOLATION of the Oldest Inhabitants
of the District.
For many years an employe OF
the GPO, Mr.. Martin was a Mason
and a member of the Masonic Vet
erans' Association, the Association
of Veteran Union Printers. the Ty-
biographical Union, the Tall Cedars
of Lebanon and the Anacostia Citi-
Zens' Association.
Surviving are two sons, Edgar r.
and Ralph D. Martin; a brother,
George j. Martin, and grandson,
Edgar L. Martin, of Washington.
The late MIR. Martins wife, Mrs.
Emma May Martini died 10 years
ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06
7 German Agents Of Reds
Sentenced 10 Seven Years
By the Associated Press

BERLIN, Aug. 6.-Two Germans
who admitted being agents for the
Russians were sentenced to seven
years imprisonment by an American
Military Government court today
for an attempted kidnapping in the
American sector of Berlin.
Hildegard Stark, IS, and Walter
Rothe, Sc, were convicted on charges
they sought to lure DR.. Wilhelm
Duisberg, German journalist, into
the Soviet sector of Berlin on orders
from Russian major.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06

IOltlOl lOW III GllC
Simmons funer-
al home, 2007
Nichols avenue
Sc. Burial will.
be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Mr.. M a r t i h
died in Honeo-
pathic Hospital,
after a four
weeks illness.
His home was at
1927 N e W t o n
street NE.
A native OF
r alt imore he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06
Clara N. Winter, 81,
Opera Singer. Dies
BY the AssocIoted Press

PASADENA, Calf, Aug. 6.-Clara
M. Winter, 90, once a well-known
operate singer, died at her home
yesterday.
She had appeared with such noted
vocalists as Alma Gluck, Nine.
Ernestine Schumann Heink and
other noted prima donnas of the
period.
She was one of the founders of
zonta International. She was born
in New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06

t n e CnamDeTS
funeral h o m e,
1400 G h a p Il n
street NV. Bur-
ial will be in Ar
lington Gene
terry.
Mr.. Magee died
w e d nesday at
his Su m m er
home in North
Beach, Md. His
residence n e r e
was at 1913 Fiji
tenth S ire e t
NE.
An instructor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06
OusIey, Wilson Aide, Dies

FORT WORTH, Tex, Aug. 6 tP.-
Clarence Ousley, "a, former Texas
newspaperman and Assistant Secre-
tary of Agriculture during Woodrow
Wilson's administration, died yes
terday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06
Rites Set Monday
For John f. Maqee

Funeral services for John Edward
Magee, 81, printing instructor in
District public schools for 20 years,
will be held at 10 am. Monday at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06
Darn uf Thanka

WILSON, FRANKLIN CHARLES. The
family OF the late FRANKLIN CHARLES
WILSON wish to thank the many friends,
neighbors and speakers for their kind ex-
pressions. OF sympathy for their many
Thoughtful gifts and for the many floral
tributes at the passing of our beloved son
and brother THE WILSON FAMILY. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06
Funeral Rites Tomorrow
For William I. Martin

Funeral services for William T.
Martin, 70, retired Government
Printing Office employe, who died
wednesday, will be held at 10 am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06
Col. H. c. Greer, 70, Dies;
IMorguntown Publisher

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, Aug. 6.
Col. H. c. Greer. prominent West
Virginia newspaper publisher and
businessman, died yesterday at his
home near here. He would have
been II years old August II.
Col. Greer, publisher of the morn
ing Morgantown Dominion News
and the afternoon Morgantown Post,
had been in failing health for the
last two years.
Associates said Col. Greer was
stricken with a heart attack and
died shortly afterward.
Herman OeIrichs Dies at Sc
NEW YORK, Aug. 6 P.-Herman
Oelrichs, 56, for many years leader
in New York and Newport, r. l.,
society, died yesterday. Before the
entry OF the United States in World
War I, he served as an attache at
the American Embassy in Berlin.
The national parks of Canada had
their beginning in 1885. when 10
square miles around the hot mineral
springs at Banff. Alberta, were re.
served for public use.
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AMBULANCES
CEMETERY LOTS.

CEMETERY LOTS.
FORT LINCOLN. beautiful lot, sites;
will sacrifice. WA. 6615.. IS
FEW BURIAL SITES-Nat Memorial
FarG $500 S6n down, SO per month
VA. 1855. Iii
CEMETERY Lott sites in Fort Lincoln:
leaving the city. need the money. Phone
Silver Spring O46S s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06
HEARSES FOR SALE.

CADILLAC 1910; superior body; original
cost, $500; will sell for S1.150 SQUARE
DEAL MOTORS. T-B, Nd. Brandywine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06

MCKINNEY. THOMAS. Departed this
at Glenn Dale Hospital, THOMAS Nc
KINNEY. He leaves to mourn loving
wife, LILLIAN MCKINNEY; two brothers.
other relatives and friends. Friends may
call at 1915 Wallach pl: NV. after, pm.
Saturday, August Z. Funeral and inter-
ment Spartanburg, S. C Arrangements
by w. Ernest Jarvis Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06

PACKARD, Hayne body; original 81, 500
sell for 1880. SQUARE DEAL MOTORS
T-B, Md. Brandywine 1893. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06

MYLES, ELLA. Departed this life sud
denly, on Wednesday, August 4, 194S, at
her residence 116 Florida aye. NV, Mrs.
ELLA MYLES. devoted wife OF Frank
nephews and many friends. Remains rest
ing at Ralph, Barbours Funeral Home, 4S
st. ne, where friends may call after
pm Friday. August &. Funeral Saturday,
August Z, at 80 pm, from the above
funeral home. Interment Payne's Gene
terry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06

MARTIN, WILLIAM T. On Wednesday,
August 4, l948. at Homeopathic Hospital,
/ WILLIAM T. MARTIN. beloved husband OF
the late Emma May Martin and father of
Edgar r. and Ralph D. Martin. Funeral
services at the Simmons Bros. Funeral
Home, POOR Nichols ave. Sc. on Saturday.
August :, at 10 am. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. q
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@er5lide Sitte clues
oeuti6en Miiiiouars

Sn elmer firdlid bliibenoen, aber
ormen, gut tatboliiden Enlargement.
oe in Barasuap, Siio-Mmerito, feblt
oringeno Elm gan6 beideibenes &ird.
lein. Da es ii6 ourhtpeg Inn drmite
SanobepOlferung banoelt (es linb au.
Ber ParaguaDern aub oeutibe, point.
l6e, ruiiiide 11nb anoere quite &atbo.
Iifen porbanben), pirb um Die eiitige
Mitbilfe Der 10 oft betpdbrten fatboli.
iben @laubensbriiber unb .jhtpeltern
aus Den Ser. Staaten gebeten. sSeoe
- audi Die alerfleinite - Gabe, Die
in einem getuobnlihen 9riefe auf mel.
ne ooae 8eranttuortune eeionot tper.
ben tann, nimmt Der unteraei6nete
oeutlfe Bater banfenb entgegen.
Auittung miro Iofort erteilt. Sir Die
eolen Sreunoe uno Conner ser ae.
planten Sl.-&reu5- Stride tpirb monat-
lid Der Segen elmer beilieen Meiie
aufgeopfert. @iitige Gaben uno 3u.
idriften mogen Sic bite ri6ten an:
8eb. Sabre, Don Sole &reuIier, S.
V.D., Goronel 8ogabo (Boraguap),
Soutb Imerica.
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8rrnnhltd,kettrt'

8obl ieoem, Ser oa einen Wen-
iden bat, Ser ibn et1pas Sonnen-
.i6ein ipenbet nnb oamit neuen Sc
bensn1ut unb neue 2ebensfraft! gs
bra1dt oft i,ur 10 tpenis;; oas ge-
rtnglte 3eiden liebepolen 8eoen-
fens unb iuabrer Ser5ensteilnabme
geniigt i6on gum aufbellen mandes
|grauen Cages, uno mas Dem, Der
|gibt, nur Elm @eringes lit, bas miro
Dem @mpfaneenoen Elm @roBes.
aber meil nidt ieber barmlos INN
ettDas Sonneni6ein gu bitten ipagt,
10 miiiien mir Die Iueen iddrfen,
|um 5lt ieben, mann uniere Naditen
itumm unter erauem Siunmel ieui-
|5en. Weit ettpas Seingefiibl fir ar-
oerer gmpfinoen, nit etlpas Mdt-
ianfeit auf frembes Sbifial miro
es nns nibt if1uer neroen, oen reb.
ten 3eitpunft au finben, mo- eine
Seele 5reunolidfeit eriebnt. Damn
aber idume nidt, LAB bid nt6t bon
geoenfen aller grt auriidbalten,
fiirdte feline falide auslegung bei-
mes Guns, feline Woglihfeit, 5uriid-
getpieien gu lperoen ODER ldItig gu
|fallen, tue oielmebr rein in1puliip
oas Cute uno Sb0ne, oos edit
Wenidlide; glib Dom eigenen Con
neni6ein i'm Ser5en einen Strabl
fir Den anoern Der! Gage ibm et-
mas 5reunolides, tu linn ettpas Sic
bes an! Se1e linn ben grauen Sag
auf Der i'm oriidt! Sol6e Spenoe
mod)t 5pei reid: ben gnpfdnger
pie ben @eber; oenn ie mebr 2ibt
on anoern bringit, Inn 10 beler miro
es in Dir ielbit, uno ou empfinoeit
in ibrer pollen S6onbeit bie @abr.
belt Der 8orte, bob @eben ieliger
lift als Gebmen.
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er cine ueber5ieber -@eid)ihte gum
8eIten. uDa fdat mir eerabe Die @e-
idi6te BON Brdiioent SSobnion, benz
II. 8rdiioenten Der Ser. 5taaten,
ein," 10 begann er. @r mar au6 ein
|S6neiber bon Srofeiiion. @r itamm-
te aus Galeigb, &c. g., no iein So
ter Siirbiiter (Borter) IN einem 500
tel mar. aud ieine Wtutter mar BORT
bei6aftiet, NO lie liA fennen lern.
ten 11no ii6 perbeirateten.
9lls Anoreas 5ebn Sabre olt par,
Duroe er 2ebrline bel einem S6nei-
Ser. Gort nuBte er bart orbeiten.
0omit ser Sunee niht fortliefe,
bonb ser S6neiber i'm nit elmer
9ette an Sen grbeitstiid. 80 orbei-
tete ser Sunse ied)s Sabre lang am
'S6neibertiid, aber lGnger fonnte er
es ni6t mebr- ul1sbolten, obipobl er
nod 5mei meitere Sobre 2ebr5eit sll
beIteben bate. Gr brannte onrb unb
Iiudte li6 onoere 9lrbeit. Ser Shnei=
ser mahte our6 sic 3eitune befannt,
iein 2ebrline snorep SSobnion lei
bapongelaufen, uno iebte fir Sen
6inoer 5ebn Bolb-Saler ols 2obn
aus. slber niemano bolte ii6 bas
@eI0.
Nnorep Sobnion fonnte 1peber le.
ien nod idreiben. Soear ipater oIs
8eamter in bober Office tpar er inn
mer Ser eetpobnlide einfode Wonn.
| 9lIs er @ouperneur bon Senneliee
tpuroe, pollte er leinem guten
Sreuno Suoge Hepper elm feines @e=
li6enf MAIDEN. gr ba6te bin unb fer,
mos er ibm tpobI oerebren ioqte gum
| Ibeltdnoigen Mnbenfen. 81, babte er,
lid made ibm einen neber5ieber,
bann benft er beitanoie an MIDI. gs
n1uBte nun elm gutter 1reunb bos
NaB bes Sl1oge nebmen unb es Dem
@opernor zSdneioermeiIter brineen.
Gieier iette ii6 an ben groBen Gid
/ i'm Staatsfapitol 1,no arbeitete bie
lgun5e gtad)t am l1eber5ieber. Sieier
l1eber5ieber tit nod porbunoen =
Iobne 3meifel Ser ein5ige lleber5ie-
ber, Ser ie bonn @opernor zines
IStaates oneefertigt moroen." go er-
l5ablte Sbneioermeiiter 8iri6ins,
Sr., ser belte, 1916, in 8ellebile
tpobnt, lno mobl nodsoft an 8reeie
suriidoenft.
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9;eies 8udenblatt eridetnt ieit
oem Sabre 1873 regelm6big ieben
Sdnstaa uno niro berausgegeben
gum gelten oes Bdpitlihen &oQe'
aium Ssoiepbinum Der bl. &ongrega'
tim Der Sropaganba in Columbus,
Seffen 3ped Die Seranbiloung oeut'
Fder 8rieiter5oglinee fiir Die Ser.
stoaten lit. Gieie Mnitalt lit boupt-
i1dIid, aneepieien auf bic gintiinfte
hteles glattes uno Die 8eihente lei
ner 2eler.
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1QdankQn
u. Erinnerungen
@pu &es. 8. 1nerfses
CTR. 81
(5ortietung)

gei unierer llnterbaltuns ting es
an bunfel 81 werOen, uno id idifte
MIDI gum @eben an. 9a fam oie Sbe=
rele aus Dem 9ouie uno puitete:
~A6, mot es ct bette i'm Sus, bG,
id mot mi boue bobt i6peten; mine
Gbidens moaen mollen of ni6t in en-
Stou, aue loten De Sliigel bGngen.
Sd mot De Dir losloten."
$50" meinte Der alte Serr, vmaf)
aber oie 8ate am Sauie 5u, ionlt
fommen Die Sunoe berein unb iteblen
oir Oeine Siibner."
vYes, be beroollte 8ielter belpen ct
enol 10 mafet," uno oanlit i6ob lie
meter uno 0ffnete oQe ssenlter uno
Siiren.
0arouf gine ih. Gum 9lbidieb riet
6atber Heinefe p. Sammerlteins
"8ottesbemeiie" 81 lelen: SD babe
es in meiner 8ibliotbef."
"9anfe, it) babe es old. 8ute
ga6tl"
sSh beeab mid gum S6neioer
Sol. 8irihins, neil id beobiiftiete,
mir einen lleber5ieber MAIDEN 5u Ioi=
len. 8eil berielbe all6 als 9fegen,
mantel bienen ioate, mollte i6 i'm
audi 1paiieroibt baben. ~0as fam
nit Gben1ifalien gemadt iperoen,
meinte ser Sdneioermeiiter. S6nei.
Der 8irl6ing NOR elm rebieliger
Wanne ,,no fonnte INNER aIIerlei
8elhi6ten auftii6en, unb iofort gal
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-07-17
DPr religt1fr 6tntt
i'm Kinnp
Son g. -8ranbcnb bura

Otit Der @r5iebuns our HeIigioii-
tat berfolgen mir zines Der tief1ten
giloungs5iele. 8enn aud Der reli-
|giole Srteb Dem &inbe angeboren lit,
10 lautet bo6 Elm Sunoomentaliot
|nnierer Hdoagogif, baB er ent1pideIt
meroen mlB, tpenn elm barmonii6er
Dteni6 iib geltnlten ion. Mon mir
De oas Siefite i'm &inoesber5en, bas,
mas ieinen gan5en ipateren 2ebens-
peg al1fr oas enti6ieoenlte beeinflui-
ien fonn, lngepflest loiien, penn
man Dem relieioien Sinn ser Su-
geno ni6t iorgfdltige 8eadtuns
i1enfe.
Inter oen Bflihten Ser Shule
|nimmt Die religioie l1nteripeiiung eli
ne tpidtige Stellllne elm. Seit Ser
bart oa s8ort geiprohen bat: nSh
erfenne feinen lnterridt on, Der
|ni6t er5iebt", lit aub tie immer mebr
bemiibt, ni6t bloBe &enntniiie' uno
5ertisfeiten mit5uteilen, ionoern
]au6 er5ieberii6 auf oas aino elm,
5upirfen. Ser &elisionsunterri6
miro, menn Die Beri0nlibfeit oes
2ebrers ounad lit, am meiiten aus
oielem gr5iebungsprin5ip geuben 5ie,
ben. Iuein mir oiirfen uns nitbt Der.
beblen, OaB Die religiole gr5iebune
oerS6ule aus 1nanberlei @riinben
ni6t INNER geniigt. Wan fon1n1t i'm
@lternbaas "feirestpees INN oie Sra,
|ge berlm: ipie er5iebe ib mein &inl
religios, lelblt in Dem Safe niht
mo S6ule uno Stride Ole allerbeIte
Gr5iebuns getpdbrleiiten. Genn ND.
re es bann ni6t INNER toridt, alle
Die Woglidfeiten, Die in Der bGus.
lliben gr5iebung 5tpeifellos Iiegen
ungeniist gu lallen? $50 Die 2iebe
oas 8uno 5tpii6en @ltern uno Sim.
bern tit, oa miro gar balo iener foit.
libe &inOerglaube i'm Ser5en oe,
&leinen erbliiben, Ser iib gan3 oui
oas Inlebnl1ngsbeoiirfn bas Mb.
bangigteitsgefiibl Der &inoer grim.
oct, uno Ser san5 auf 3utrauen &c,
ltellt lno bon Der &ufri6tigfeit unt
8abrbeit getraeen iit. gs eibt bel
lei6t feinen beiieren 8ee Der reli,
gioien 8ilOung fir gltern, ais in
oielen &inberglauben ou6 ben @ot.
tesglauben binein5utragen uno oo.
nit felt 81 griinoen. gs lit flar, oof
nit Ser relisioien gr5iebung friif
5eitig begonnen iperben ml1B. @enn
Dem 0teni6en i6on in ieiner Su.
geno ge5eigt miro, ipie er i'm Sdute
Gottes Itebt, 1pie linn @ott Elm So.
ter Der 2iebe lit, Damn lebt er iif
allmablib ilnmer feiter in bieie SIN.
lidauung binein. Darum iagt oe,
engliife Bbiloiopb Code aud: vglls
@runolage Der Gl9enb ioIlte ieinem
@emiite iebr friibe Elm rebter ge.
Igriff BON @ott aIs bem bohIten, I'm.
abbangigen 8eien, oem urbeber uni
ISbopfer aller 9inse, bon Gem min
lalles empfangen, mas mir beIisen
Der nns liebt unb Der uns nIIe Din-
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lge gibt, eingeprdgt perben." 8ei Der
lreligioien @r5iebung i'm Sanie
fommt freilid olles aiif Die rehte
Gerionli6feit ser gltern an glnh
bier gilt bos 8ort: Sbr tueroet ME
Ser5 gu Ser5en idaffen, ipenn es
eu6 nift BON Ser5en fon1mt! Oie
8abrbaftigfeit lit bober oberiter
@runoiab. @s geniigt niht, ooB mir
uns nm Der 8irfung anf Die Sim
Der tpillen monherlei 5ure6tlegen,
boriagen uno meinen, ielbit aber ON
oers benfen unb bonoeln. Dos &ino
lfHblt bieies ltnpabre, oieies @enta6-
te gar balo beraus, unb 10 miro nnr
Elm 31pieipalt in iein gmpfinoen bin.
eingetragen. gs fommt ia nidt oar-
ouf an, Dem fleinen &inbe ettpos
&eligion bei5ubringen; aud oas gro
|be ioa religios empfinoen, ltno Die
| les lGBt iid), trot rnierer ldonlten
@orte, 1i6ts nebr bortaul6en. gs
lit geraoe bie &raft Der perionlihen
Suggeltion, Die aus 1rnierem SD
lprid)t, unb Die ouf bas &tno eine
lli6ere 1,nb nad)baltige Wirfung aus.
iibt. Gie gelision ion I'M Sauie err
lebt tperoen, bas lit ia geraoue Der
8or5ue Der bGusliben gr5iebung
Dor Ser religioien llnterlpeiiung IN
Ser S6nle. 9feligioie gItern nerben
gana ii6ere @ege finoen, mo- tie ibre
&inoer am eisenen religioien @mp-
lfinoen lebenbigen @nteil rebmen lai-
fen fonnen. Sn ieoem Sauie gibt es
genug @eleeenbeiten, mo ii6 oas
Ser5 gu @ott eetrieben fiiblt, unh
ba ion man nift berIaumen, ouh
bas &ino einen @oud Don Der 8ei-
be 6es slueenblides ipiiren 5l Iaiien.
Isolde @rlebniiie geben tief, bleiben
i'm Ser5en baften uno tpeden Stim-
mungen uno @efiible, oie 5u @ott
lbinfiibren.
9ie gr5iebuns our Heligion ner-
trdgt nod meniger als ieoe onoere
@obI fonnen bur6aus Dertpoae
@irfrlngen auf bas iugenolid3e sc,
miit ausgeiibt merben, tpenn Die
Weutter Dem &inbe gelegentli6 ein-
NAL cine bibliide @el6idte er5dbIt,
ipenn religioie 8iloer 5uiammen Be-
tra6tet 1peroen, oie Elm Woment aus
Dem Gerbdltnis bes Weni6en 5u
@ott in Ben Soroergruno itellen.
Sod ~fommt es INNER tpieoer bar-
auf an, oaB bies gen1einiame 8e-
lnieBen Dem &inoe gum inneren gr-
Ilebnistpiro. Gum S6luB lei nod
oarauf bi,lgeipieien, bdB feline
lSurdt in Die Relieion bes ainbes
lbineingetrogen tperoe. Surdt lit ia
oob Dem ipabren 8eIen Der Sell
eion 10 ipeiensfren0, oaB man 90
Unit iein 3iel nidt erreiht. Bie ioa
oas &ino benn @ott lteben lernen,
nenn man es nit Sbm BEL ieoer @e-
legenbeit 5u Gngitigen iuGt2 0arlm
iforoert al1h Sean Youl: geur feine
5urdt eridoffe ben @ott Der &inb-
belt.
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&ilbelm Sriebrid GubD

80 bieb Ser Wann, Der uns ollen
|am beiten befannt lit unter Dem Ha=
men Buffalo gia. ~8ie bieB Der Ell
|sentlid fraste Satber &einefe. SD
babe 10 pieI bon ibm gebort." y8.
s. Gobp," anttportete i6, unb id]
CLAUDE, id babe i'm einmol geie,
ben uno ieine ~@ilo @eit Sboip" be-
|munoert, geleeentli1 Ser Ohio gen-
|tenniol-5eier in Columbus i'm Sp1t=
berbIt 1888. 5atber Setting bate eben
ieine erite Stuoentenflaiie aufeenom-
men ltno eingeoriut, aa bie griinen
Sungens aus Staoten, 8ergperfen
|nno Sarmen. Mls alter Soloat bot
te er iie eingeorilt, ieoem einen Sc
|Iuitenbut aufgeIett unb lie beraus.
|fommanoiert in Hetb uno 8lieo unb
: Sormdrts marid! eins's gum
Gepot uuf Ben S6ulfinber-g Grain
binaus our Centennial -Seier.
Ser olte Serr borte seiponnt 5u
oenn er batte au6 BEN itramliten sci.
Ilitargellt in ii6, obnobl er ME Sol.
oat NOR uno oas SreuBentum baBte
EreuBen-@abn uno 2utber-8eiit, oil
Derben einmal Geutlblanbs. Guil
berbeifiibren. (9ieie propbetii6er
8orte limo bu6ltGblicb in griiiaunf
gegangen)
Die eroBe Sbop entfaltete ii6 on
IbenO nit 9roBem 5euermerf, ous
mir bon unierm 5meiitodisen S6ul
bauie ieben fonnten. Die Sal
|8rounos moren 5iemlih ipeit ent
|fernt uno. oo6 ihien es, oils Oh De-
gon6e gtoroen in 8rano itd1rbe.
~Des," iaete ser oIte Serr, uni
3os tiidtig on ieiner 3isarre, ~8uf
lfalo gia 1pur oeri6iebene Wtale il
ISt. Souis. gr mar iebr befannt Uni
beliebt beim Solfe unb mar in bic
len Stiiden grGiibent 2incoln Gbn
lid. 8eioe maren 8runbomerifane
uno nobnten nift melt ooneinanoer
5. +. in ibrer Sueeno5eit. 9incoll
Storefeeper uno Boitmeiiter in Seen
Solem, 81, Elm geipobnli6er Sar
merlunge. 50 auh Gobp ODER 8uf
|folo 8ia, geb. in Scot 60. BEL 9a
benport, Soma, /. S. 1916. Hob Jun!
|5og er nit ieinen gltern nnd &an
llas. 2ort 1pu6s er nuf, arbeitete al
Dfelienger iiber 2ano fir cine Sir
mo Gulien 0faiors & @uboen. 9lud
|ltieB er NIT Snoianern auiomme,
unO ioa einen 9etotet baben. 9ube,
Ioer Name Buffalo gia, tie SSnoiol
&lller Gr mar, 1pie 2incoln, Elm gro
IBer, itarfer Wfann, aber Ser @eltoI
lno Ben @eiiGts5iigen na6 hiibihe,
ols 2incoln.
gSle Sincoln unter ieinen Same
roOen on 8roBe l1no &raft berpor
ragte, 10 9iQ burb forperlide 8or
|6uge. Slncoln mar bon @eItalt De-
groBte ErQIioent Ser Ser. Stooten
Gr iagt bon iih ielbit: sd bin
|6uB 4 3oG bod" gr bate longe
musfuloie Irme lmb mar in ieinei
Iiungen Sabren elm ausge5ei6nete
Singer (@reitler). Sdufig tpeigert
ier iid, es NIT anbern &ingern a,lf
I5unebmen, aus Sur9t, er modte if
|nen meb tun. SSn ipdteren Sabrei
liagte er einmal: sd braude bloi
meine Brasen auf ieine Sdulterr
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gu lesen, ibob mein @e,pidt alad
llnO nit Der oollen &raft neiner
Irme gab ib ibm einen Stud, ser
ibn geDobnlid nies eiiten roIien Sad
allf ben gooen itredte.
(SortI. foIeD
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Bsrtbinstpn, .. ct. BanI, Rinn.
Samstag, II. Snli 1913.
&ir d emf a c Der

Spnntae, Is. Snli: Neunter Spnn'
tag nad Sfinsiten. - 6 ban g e.
lium: Seius neint iiber Seruia'
lem (2uf. 1O.
Rontoe, 19. SuIi: Gin5ena bon Saul.
9ienstoe, 20. SSuli: Glias.
Wittlpof), 81. SSsuli: Daniel.
9onnerstog, %. SSuli: Wario Moe.
Oalena.
Sreitae, %. SSuli: slpouinaris.
Samstae, "a. sSs,lli: Gbriitina.
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COAL FUND

Previously credited. 32.O0
Mrs. Angela Orth, Andale,
KanS. :. 200
Mrs. Anna Clauser, Morgan
Hill, Calf. ................ 200
Mrs. Mike Elach, Barton, N.
D. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1.5O
Alb. Bopt, Hartford, Conn. :. 100
A. Groeller, Coplay, Pa. ..... 100
John Meinert, Rose Creek,
MINI. 100
Emile Schafer, Rochester, N.
L. ....... l.UU
Miss Mary Peirick, Water
town, Wis. ................ 100
Able Bros. 100
Mrs. Alb. Klatt, Sandusky, o. so
Mrs. H. Lang, Brooklyn, NY. .25
Total. 1925
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Stiurlue DeS EDlfeS
fit bas Soiepbinunl

@inlieeeno S., oie id) gu gbren oes
bl. antonius oeriprofen bate. Sd
bin, 8ott iei 0onf, erbort tporoen.
2eierin, g. 5.
9iermit ienbe if $40 gum 9ont
1ur Die grborung mebrerer Bitten.
Buni6e Sbnen Slid uno @ottes &c,
gen 81 Sbrem eottgef6aisen @erf!
90. g., isis.
9iermit lenoe id] Sbnen 50 5u @b.
rem oes gottli6en Ser5ens sSeiu uni
II. Z. 5rau pon 2ourbes. 8iinidt
Sbnen @ottes reihiten Seeen!
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