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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-08-26
Telephones 80.

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Worley, equipment supervisor,
and w. A. Boro, traffic superin-
tendent, headed by general sup
erintendent Hoy, arrived in Ken
newick for the purpose Of be-
coming acquainted with local
telephone problems and to as
sist in drawing up concrete an
swers to them.
Commenting on the situation In
Kennewick, Hoy said: Eve have
Of course anticipated the approval
of the department and the order
Of transfer accompanying Il, and
have had men in the area making
surveys Of various sorts for the
purpose Of making plans for ex-
tension Of plant. We are not only
confronted with the problem Of
many held orders, whichswe will
fill as fast as possible, but we
must also provide adequate plant
facilities for the many people
who are undoubtedly coming to
this vicinity.
Zone Of the bottlenecks is lack
Of switchboard facilities but this
is to be remedied soon. Two in
stallers are here to place central
office dial equipment which has
just arrived at Benton City. Most
of the outside plant work has
been done at that place and con-
version may be expected in the
next 80 to IS days.
"Six new sections Of switch
boards are to be installed almost
Immediately at Kennewick, which
should materially speed up the
service. Included in the several
surveys made is that covering the
area north Of the railroad tracks,
including Ave. c. This work
when completed will make SER
vice available for many new busi-
nesses and residences and Will be
pushed to completion as fast as
material is received.
"The necessary engineering
work to be done to ascertain the
amount and kind Of plant work
required to furnish service to the
recently annexed Modern Homes
area, which covers approximately
$50 acres will start Immediately"
Continuing, Hoy said. 1T is
the sincere desire Of this COM
parry to furnish the best possible
service to the entire community
for all who desire it. We are still
acutely conscious Of the shortage
of many kinds Of material includ-
ing copper wire, lead covered
cable. and switchboard equip
ment, but as these items become
more plentiful, which we hope
they will, we win be able to
carry out our long range plans.
Eve are happy at this time to
enter this City area and win
consider it a privilege to render
good dependable telephone SER
vice as our share In the upbuild-
ing OF this community" said Hoy.
The general offices Of Inter
state Telephone company are al
present at 165 So. Howard ST.,
Spokane, Washington. Mr.. c. E
Johnston Of Spokane and Hayde.:
Lake Idaho IL president and gem
eral manager; G. =. Hoy, vice
president and general superinten-
dent; w. N. Anderson. vice pre-
sident; n. !. Vrooman, secretary-
treasurer; and z. ]. Thierers aud.
itor, all Of Spokane.
In addition to these, Stanley
n Easton, Kellogg. Idaho, Earl Do.
| vid, Moscow, Idaho, J. =. Ferris
and Paul Graves, Of Spokane
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compose the board of directors.

compose the board of directors.
The Interstate Telephone COM
pany operates at present in West
ern Montana, Northern Idaho,
and East Central Washington,
having in all fifty exchanges with
interconnecting long distance
lines at most places, with the
addition of the newest properties
they serve $4,000 customers.
Through interconnecting agree
ments with other companies any
telephone anywhere may be
reached,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-08-26

a combined service for pasco =,
Kennewick, due to the ah An ono
of Rev. Nolan Atkinson.
Rev. Atkinson is on his Va.
ton in Canada and plans n t !.
Der. 'e''l'
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Combined Service to
Be Held at st. Pauls

Doctor Frederick A. Schilling,
Rector of st. Johns Episcopal
church of Olympia and former
rector of st. Paul's church, Ken
newick, and Church of Our Savior
in Pasco, is a guest over. the week
end at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
Jay Perry.
He will conduct the Sunday SER
vices starting at 10 am. at St.
Paul's church in Kennewick for
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-08-26
CHAMBER GUESTS

Sx1<AWo60 SO604S
Guests of the Kennewick Cham
Der Of Commerce Thursday were
Vic Marshall Of the state highway
department; Mrs. James Pearce,
Mrs. Lance Reid, Miss Loretta
Cowden, Mrs. Charles Powell and
Miss Margaret Reymore, all men,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-08-26
SUNDAY GUESTS

MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Knigh,
and daughter, Linda, and Mr.
William knight from Hermiston
were Sunday dinner guests Of M
and Mrs. Harvey Ray.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-08-26

bers Of the Kennewick-Pasco
branch of. the American Associa-
ton Of University Women.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-08-26

Septmbe4
Mary
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-08-26

r.. D. Britain. District Rep
resentative Of the Washington
Chilren's Home. was In the
city this week. soliciting contTi-
buttons to make up a deficit in
funds needed 10 operate pro.
gram sponsored by the Wash
ington Children's Home Soci-
ETY..
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-09
ALMOST
ABOUT
EVE r Y T HIN G
By Percy via
IPLENTY OF PARAGRAPHs FOR ME PRICE on ONE
By Percy Vmd

PLENTY or PARAGRAPHS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE
wasn't exactly hs column land Fss about
100000 damage against Joe Louis that broke
the other day
than two months ago that We stated that Il was
only matter Of time when would hit the headlines
Oh. well, today'G goaGip-tomorrows headlnesl
Monday night will be happy occasion for night
the Percy villa NSWabOys Fund will award dinner
ing the writer's directors and Of wcCoa radio production
Neither Free Equal" The dinner will held Hsnnspn
Cities leading citizens Of good will Gov Luther w. YOunRdah
Mayor Hubert Humphrey will be principal speakers Yes
viii be thrilling not only be there but person
that undsTtook this rsmsrkabs production that has
northwest and America
Earl Wilson says Maybs Macarthur tossed his hat into the
ring but da ever picture Of him without onsH With
G"enbsg the Cleveland New York finally gave
something back the Indians.
GUESS WORK:
II we're wrong simply call bum and I'm right
we'll that h what we're getting paid for. Usually up
Potts health emporium and check the fighters and their condition
especially outOftOwn fighters What trying get IL that
didn't get the opportunity look this once
upon-atms great hEhtsr-ArmstrOnE III make shorGrnvs
by NO.
The story that making the George Phil
for county commissioner seek ndeaon coming
ton.
Very shortly yoIn hear about a new kind Of a strike
New York lighters and who mostly unonxed will
strike unless they obtain percentage
vision.
EXCLUSIVE:
When the ADA-AmsrieAns Democratic
the New Deal sxs Pittsburgh
they will ditch Truman and behind Eisenhower Incidentally
was reported by the services that Paul ADA
played round Of golf with IKE" day Make whatever
Joe Ball. the his weekly U.S. and maybe to
Of too writes about Of
and meat strikes and othsrsthRt causing Big much
The strikers always Senator'S opinion and
didn't he remark that the Taft Hairless" strikes
soHy 0odstein reports that Of the gin
such bad business early this week that the hired
put gum under the tables
THE GOSSiPLE TRUTH
ubsraes the wiuHard Harris the song bird will
"htsan for the Neither Free Equal" Monday
night Can hardly wait Lssnsvchs exhibition last
night made him grand rehsF Overheard
asked for draft he didn't Draft Eisenhower Joe
Louis returns by boat Monday
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-09

and BuEle corps at the Johnny
Baker Post legion elubro0ms. 80
you know eatS rocked, In trim.
J. Jackson 1.-THE coolest fellow !
know that plays II just restD 10 q
real hum-dingeT with his kieksn
feet. He leaped into the bOogis with
Rose (Finel Moses, and when they
get started they could dance until
II closes. The band went crazy
when Chef started TO blow. then
Rail hoped in and paps did they
20. PittmAn sang like that great
guy Waller. while FaiSon played
bass and official caller.
DANNY (LoverD DAVIS Is real.
ly coming on, he's got n great lit
tie girl. daddio, real gone. RICH.
ARD HAMMOND played 1t real
cool, and that's real true, he's In
tho same boat DANNIE'S In. you
can believe that too.
ARLENE YOUNG was about
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-09

the finest dressed little girl at the
Legion last week. She wears some
Of the most weirdsst dresses I have
ever seen But real aas 1--WE stud.
as 1T TRUEI"
Il u true that STANLEY
STONE got kicked by a horse
when he thought he was Texas
JimH IL IL true that WILSON
EARL, CLENTELL JACKSON,
and DONALD NAPUE are all at
each others thToatsH II 50. whyi
] wonder II = little girl like B. L.
could answer that! Is Il true that
T. o. has two brothers on her
mihdH See II you can figure this
Miss X. out. II like two cats II
you know what mean, but IL
makes little difference as long as
I ride In their limozins." Il IL
true that L. b. B. gets away with
murder, when Il comes 10 his little
girlH Could be. Why does Cobbie
Threats play so cool around some
people, could ii be--love7
The AROUND THE CLOCK
CLUB" really gave . fine jump
Saturday mite at the r. W. They
acclaimed Il a. the "Bs-Bop Hop"
All the music played practically
was bop. Well, you know. here and
there a few nice slow pieces for
the "boy-msets-girI" kind.
Well. TANNERS and iammsrettes,
I send my deepest regrets, TO the
members Of the flock that are new
around here. Catch you at the
Elks Dance at the Labor Temple,
tonight, April 3.
Duke 20 O-BopD Don
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-09

cOuntered Dy negro DoWiefs:
o Alteration or removal Of res
eTvation slips;
o Alleged acceptance II only
Irregular clientele" or standing
reservations" during periods 81
open bowling
o Passing hs-buck by manage.
msnt for responsibility Of policy
o FIXING the whereabouts and
identity Of the manager;
. Management alleging mon
cooperation" Of pin settlers,
The CORE report stated thnt In
oaly one Instance and from only
enc paFa0n was thsFa direct syl'
dsnss 81 B0n.aseeptaRss. ~ the
same time II was observed that
management In some eases showed
9 "dsfnllsIy biased attitude"
A report Of one u the test eases
revealed the following type u en-.
peFlsncs Negro bowisrs can expect
from sons bowling alleys
Two groups Of CORE bowlsTs
tested one Of the leading bowling
lanes In February, Both ths Negro
and the white group had Tsasrva.
tons. the Negro group for 500
p. M, tho whlts group for 7iSO
,. m. When ths Negro group aT.
rived, the white group had not been
~ yet assigned IN alley,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-09
"RUDY" PETERSON

rudy" PETERSON
o Get one Of our makeup
kits. Call them beach kits.
sxsx1l with full mirror in
cover. They formerly sold for
ts.72. We are closing them
out at si.96. These come In
red. green, or brown.
Q See the big lie Mans"
chair ut my place. Remember.
the address Ia 800 Nicollet
Ave.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-09

Robinson hunted safely. Duke Sni.
der, q former Fort Worth player,
hit the ball over the csnterfeIder's
head for an automatic double, scor-
ing Van Cuyk and putting Robin
son on third. Jackie scored the
winning run while the third base.
man was throwing cut Gil Hodges,
Brooklyn catcher.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-09

The manager Of the alley told
the Negro bowISTs that they prob.
HbIy woaldn't be sbls 10 bowI that
evening because thsTs we're eight
PsOpls scheduled ahRad u them.
when they protested that their
reservation had been accepted BY
tsisphons. the manager said he
hadRt taken the reservation and
lhat the person Who had taken the
reservation had no business"
doing 10. lie added that there was
no reason for the group 10 alt dOwH
and walt ~ II would BE- impossible
for them IN bowl lie saERsstsd
trying the alley ACROSS the street.
When the spokesman for the Me-
GTs ET0ap suggested that her party
salt In the event that some ~ the
other parties scheduled didn't show
up. the manager insisted u would
"e useless 70 Nah
The Negro group nevertheless,
waited for two hours and fifteen
minutes. During that time the
members II the group reported that
two white parties without renSTVa.
lions came In and were promised
nm opportunity 10 bowl. One Of
these parties offered to give thsir
alley 70 The Negro group, but the
latt"r did not accept
-Four alleys became vacant while
the Negro ETOup waited. the ~.
pert alleges. Two ~ the alleys
we're assigned 10 the TIVE parties
Who had come lnt0 the alley after
the Negro group and Who had no
reservations.
tn. N.s,o .,o,,o .no,o.sh.a an.
,n..a,,.. ,aIi ~, ~, - -. ~.
of the people then bowling and
knew that thew had not had rpuar.
yntiona. The manager remarkably
.hseans ysry austsrsd triad IA
allbi the situation and statsd that
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-09
locke Robinson
And Dodgers Play
Down In Texas

FORT WORTH, Tex, Apt
tNNPAl "A trainioad Of eolored
fans who came from Houston to
pay homage TO Jackie Robinson
helped swell the largest crowd ever
10 see an exhibition game here
watched the Brooklyn Dodgers last
Sunday afternoon defeat the Fort
Worth Cats, 80,
Colorpd fans were In the right.
field hlsAehsFs and on tho field and
on the levee,
Robinson and Roy CampaRella are
the first eolorsd baseball players 10
compete against white players In
Texas, CampAnellA did not get In.
to the game until the seventh In.
ming. Jackie played all nine in.
nlnEs, both played also last Satur,
day when the Dodgers defeated
Fort Worth. ga,
Going into the seventh the Cats
were leading, . 10 I, John Van
Cuyk, Brooklyn pitcher. walked.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-09

Ffae Ne. Gs1aa
ORDER ron HEARING FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PEgTITI0N
ron DtsTnIBUTI0N
Htats Of Minnesota, County Of
Hennspin. Probate Court.
Order for HgaFtnM 90 E-Nnal Account
Baa PetttiS0 fsP DtstvthutIoa
Re Estate Of Frank Percy Hon
doFf. dseedent
n IN ordered that the FINAL account
ana petition for examination thereof
and for distribution. tiied herein, be
heard on Monday. April "a. istg At
10 o'clock q, m. by this Court In the
Court House In Minneapolis. Mime
sofa, and that all persons interested
In this estate present objections, N
any, Why said petition should not be
Thss Order shah he published In
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies thereof mailed according TO
law
IsFAIl
WITNESS, the HON JAMES a
KEHOE, Judge Of Probate Court.
this gSth day Of March. iets
Richard J Parish. Attorney,
airs ". Broadway
Ernest = LorenG,
Clerk 81 Probate Court
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-09
CORE Report Reveals
Problems Negro BOwlers
Face i'm Local Alleys
BY NELL RUSSELL

The Minneapolis CORE this week released report
showing the results Of series of eight tests in Of the
popular neghborhood bowling The tests show
"divershed acceptance" Of Negro bowlers
The following problems listed by CORE
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-09

Cool daddis -Oo-bop" the kicks
been real crazy all week. Digs from
every firm. have noteh@d them
selves togetheT.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-09
Want-Ads

For sale: ll05 Emerson Ave. No.
Q bedroom home. Gas heat, auto
matte hot water. weather stripped
and insulated. venetian blinds,
garage. NY. 64is
For sale; Dining room set consist
ing Of 8 ehairs and table and in
Sulatsd ieeb0x. PL. 5O09.
Want 70 rent. one or two rooms,
access TO kitchen. Man and wife.
Call AL. 1890.
Reelection Spring Sale-Si so and
sP for used tires. Factory recon
ditiOnsd, t47B and up for reeapping
worn tirss, $500 to $3.50 tEads-In
allowance for old batteries.
HIGHEST TRADE-IN ALLOW
ANCE
for your old tires.
Conditions are unstable. Prices are
low--don't get caught short Of your
needs. See Us before you buy.
BUY NOW AND PAY LATER
Open . B. +. Goodrich thrifty
budget account. Pay $50 and
800 per week.
COMMERCIAL TIRE co.
IL South nth Street
Geneva A326.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-09

And eats been
taking good adj
vantage Of this
real fms weather
The real gone
dance, or teen
age fling at the
Legion club. real.
ly came down as
- real been frIm.
II was the last
to be given by
the ElkS Drum
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-08
Seit Der Pimmelfahrt
Ghrtiti
Son p. u nj B rus 3iirder,
O.S.B.

9eadoem Seius GbriItus, unier
grloier, alles polbra6t, mas gr aui
groen gu tun bei6loiien bate, fiibrs
te gr Seine Singer ouf ben Del
berg. umseben bon ibnen alien, iteigt
gr % al1f einen boben Stein Ino
|fdngt on, Tie 5u iegnen uno bon Sen
gritaunten IbI6ieb al nebmen. 4uf
etnmal erbebt gr Sid unb i6tpebt,
Dem abler gleid), Der in noieitGti-
li6em 5luge Ger Sonne 5ueilt, bin1=
melDdrts. 8ir ipouen uns BEL Ser
5eier oieier gIorreiden 8egebenbeit
|fragen, ipelde 9tutontpenoung ba=
bon mir auf uns ielbit MAIDEN f0n-
men 1lno iollen.
0as @ebeimnis ser Simlmelfabrt
Gbriiti foroert bon uns oie Sren=
n1ng uno Mblonoerung bes Ser,
Gbriitus uuferItanben, mobnt ser
gems bon ser 8elt. Seio ibr nit
apoitel (Goloii. 3, y, 10 iu6et, mos
lbroben lit, mo Gbriitus 5ur &e6ten
@ottes iist; nad ben, mas oroben
lift, tradtet, uno nidt na9 bent, mos
auf grOen lit. Die eriten GbriIt ten
Inabmen ii6 oieie @orte iebr su Ser.
l5en uno iu6ten iid na6 W0gli6feit
BON sen M1,lodungen uno 8lterr
Der 8elt los5uI6Glen. Sic betrad,
lteten iid MIR als @onoerer unt
ISremolinge auf groen, 10 iebr tpar
|ibr @emiit auf bic Seirnat Der &c,
llisen eeridtet.
Gem beiligen &lemens bon Sncp.
ra, ser ein a6tunbslpan5igUbriges
Iqualboaes Marterturn fir ben Sim.
incl lit, bot Der &aiier 9iofletian
lmebrere bobe gbrenltellen nebit gro.
lBen @infiinften nno &ei6tiimern an
|menn er bonn gbriitentum obfauer
lt1ro tpie6er Seibe tperben 1piirbe
|Der 6eilige &emens batte ober i'm
E2ibte oes gbriItent,1l1rs Die gitel
feit ser @elt erfannt uno 6abte ar
bas grbe, bas bie treuen gbriiter
lpon ibrem grloler nit Ne6t su er.
Inarten baben. 0arl1m rief er, iibe,
Ibieie 3ulniltung et1triiitet, aus: ~Wie
lmag elm Gbriit iolhe eitlen Oingt
Der etpigen Selisfeit bor5ieben!
|Nein, nei,l bas tue ib niht!" 6,
lblieb ieinem grloier treu urro itarf
lals Blutaei,ge.
! 9as lit uber Ieioer beutautag,
Iniht nebr bic Sprade oller gbri
lIten. Biele Ia1ifen, rennen, iager
init FOLDER @ier nod ben @iitern 6e,
8elt, baB man itebt, on ben Greu
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-08
maria, oas Joeal Der
fatholiihen Srauenmelt

Gie tpobre 8erebrung Wariens
gebt bor olem oarauf binals, bob
mir iie preiien als ,lnier Soeal. 8ie
Die S1ule ouf benz Warfus -8erge ern.
porraet iiber aDe 8eree, 10 rogt Ma-
ria empor iiber alIe @eiligen, los
6aB mir iie nennen bie rregina sa''c-
tornu, ouu,ium". 9ie &eiligen iino
ipie Die Serge, lie 5ieben itns gu H.
rer Sobe binauf. Waria lit oas Soe-
al Der Geinbeit fir unIere Srauen.
melt. Die Srauen ii1tb berufen, Die
Siiterinnen 1ieler Sitter al iein. sic
iolen bieie @orte idiisen, 5umal
be,lte, mo our1 eine Idlehte 2iteras
tur bos 8ift in Die @er5en Der Sl,.
gen6 bineingetraeen miro, mo mon
cine alpeifohe Woral proflamieren
min. Sic iolen Die Wadterinnen iein
fir bie Sitten Ser sueenb. Maria
Ieuhtet als bas sSbeal. sic lit meiter
Dos ssoeal oes @eiites ser 2iebe unD
oas bellitrablenbe 8orbilb Der Die
nenoen Oenut. sic lit oas Hro-
srarnm Der Srauenorbeit in ben io'
aialen gtoten unierer 3eit, bes To-
ritatiben @irfens Der 5rauenapelt
sic lit ober aud bos Sorbilb i'm
2eioen. gtie finben mir lie BET ibrem
Sobne, tpenn CT perberrlidt ,tnn
perfl6rt tpurbe, uno MIR lelten tref1
fen mir iie BEL freuoigen 8elegen'
beiten bel Sbn. aber ols ibr gott=
lider Sobn am &reu5e hing, ba ltano
lie unter Dem &reu5e. Sic fiiblte uns
ermebli6es @eb, aber lie ltartb nno
brad nidt auiantmen. go lit iie Die
rregina martyrnu,". Sic lit bas Sp'
fer ur1o 2eibensprogronum. Iber
bonn Serge oes 4rell5es gebt es bin'
auf gum lidten 8erse Ser 5reuoe.
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Otht fertte

@emiitIidfeit, sic 6eutIde @un-
loerblume, fam nitJt geoeiben in Ell
mem SauSboIt, mo- man ME fertig
miro. NifJt fertig NIT Sen Wabl=
5eiten, niht iertig nit oer 8dlfe,
lni6t fertig NIT oen slusbeliern Der
lielben, nidt fertie nit Schumacher,
| Inift fertig nit Staubtpilden l,no
Ioa ben tal,ieno 8leiniefeiten, bie
Der Sausbalt als uneeniitlide gr,
Ii6einlt1rgen nit itd brinst. Satia6e
aber lit, oaB, no man feinen Sci
erabeno fennt, bebaslides Gertpeilen
Iousgeidloiien lit.
Wenihen, oie nietnoIs fertie ipers
oen fonnen, linb i'm boditen @rooe
beoouernsuert. Sic orbeiten uno
Imiiben itf ab, obne ien1als ein 3iel
errei6en 5ll fonnen, meiitens neil
les tbnen an einem re6ten Spitem,
elmer felten 3eiteinteilung uno ser
geborrlidfeit, bieie inne5ubaIten,
lr1an9elt. 8enn cine Sausfrou ibre
arbeit al5 Elm 8eibaft betro6ten
lernen fonnte, penn lie 8eIdGftsme-
tbooen einfiibren uno burdfiibren
Diiroe, Damn g6be es bolo 1penieer
6rauen, oie iid tS Stunoen am So
ge miiben uno beBen unb oenno6
lniemals fertig itnb, Inn in 6ube Die
slrbeit ibrer 9dnoe an genieben. Giel
li6ulo tragen oie ainOer, Die nidt
l5ur Sronung er5ogen ipuroen, NIT
oaran, lpern cine Wutter ME fertie
lit, muB iie ood) BEN &inbern ouf
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0eiie oas glternbous berlaIien, Inn
|ibre Spnren 5ll oerpii6en, bie bier
IN 8eItolt eines WanteIs, zines &of-
fes, zines &ragens, zines 8udes uno
IN bunoert onoern, adtlos beiieite
selporfenen Singen au finben iinb.
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5ur unre6ten 3eit al ti,n, lotpie II,
Ser perfebrten Oeetbobe, ,pidtiee
arbeiten auf5uihieben uno Die, Die
|man gerne tut, Ole aber untpidtig
limb, ooran5uiteaen, lieet es, 6aB 10
Iman6em Seim bie @entiitlidfeit
mangelt, Die in einem Sal,ie, no
man auf Sronl,ng uno Biinftlid-
feit iiebt l,nb irrrmer CUR ridtiaen
l3eit fertie lit, ieoerseit beimiih lit
uno ieoen 9eIuder oes Sein1s tpobI-
tueno beriibrt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-08

men tire tpobrc 8erebrerinnen iinb,
Die MISUNDERSTANDING oes 10 org Der-
ipobrIoIten &ei6es @ottes ermogIi-
den belfen. 0ie Sauptbeoingungen
at 6ielem perlodenoen @erf iino aber
eben Die @abrbaftigfeit ,,nb bos mo-
tiirli6e @eien.
Ger 8eeenitonb bes 8efanenmol-
lens lit tpobl fir Die meiiten Wdb-
den ser Mann. 11no man mllB
tpobI suseben, boB ser Monn on oie
l1nnotiirli1feit Der Jrau i6on 10
iebr getpobnt lit, baB idIi6tes, tpirf.
Iid ebles Srauentpirfen oft gor fei-
men ginbrud ouf i'm nta6t. &ber
eerabe oub bierin liest iider elm
pidtieer @runo fir Die Srau gum
Streben nod 8abrbaftisfeit. gs
lit cine Sdanoe fir lie, oaB bic Be-
'urteilung bes Wannes auf iol6e
@eiie eingeItellt lit, ,1rb cine ebrli=
DIE, cole Srau fann bas nidt anoers
tpieoer gut MAIDEN, als oaB lie in
aller @obrbafttgfeit ,no geotiirIiA-
feit auf oie Stufe 5u fommen itrebt,
tpelhe ibre Shtpeitern burd 2iige er=
langt baben. @abre @roBe miro itd
Damn ither ielbit empfeblen. Sell un=
lerem ormen 8olfe, tpenn bie Chen
oann ipieoer ouf 8abrbeit eeeriins
oct tperoen, penn Der Wann IN Der
Srau ni6t mebr bas linn iif luf-
seor6nste, io1toern tie als ettpos 10.
bes, beiliges 8eludtes anitebt, menn
Die &inoer pieoer in 1rnge5tpunge-
ner gbrfurft gu ibren gltern em.
porI6allen fonnen!