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Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-16
South Africa Urges
United States Loan

CAPEnOWN, South Africa
Finance Minister, N. V. Havenga
warned the House Of Assembly
this week, that imports from the
United States might have to be
even more drastically cut if a
credit loan on more reasonable
terms from the E2rlort-fmpDrt
Bank in Washington were not
forthcoming. The present import
ban has been extended, to cover
most everything except capital
goods.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-16
| Apricot Ring Mold
2 tablespoons gelatin
" cup cold water 4
2 cups apricot nectar

tablespoons gelatin packages cheese
" cup cold water cup chopped celery
apricot nectar " cup chopped pecans $1,000
Dash Of salt - 2 teaspoons gelatin Y zESassa%.
g tablespoons lemon juice n cold water III EfSN4
q cup crushed pineapple Apricot halves sNA >tN@
" cup salad dressing a Pineapple Slice halves
Soften the tablespoons Of gelatin in the cold Dis
solve hot and add the blended with the
salt lemon juice Chill When the aspe begins theen add the
mold which has been brushed with salad OIL Chill until firm
Blend the salad dressing celery
Soften teaspoons of gelatin the Dissolve
over hot water and add the cheese mixture Spread this mixture
the firm apricot aspic. Chill ii
Pour the remaining apricot layer
chill again. %S@@>@~ <#~assgfsxxssssazsas =
S When hrm unmod crisp lettuce Fill
lettuce leaves and salad dressing Surround the mold with
and pineapple halves.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-16

Easy does when make quick coffee cake for luncheon
Or tea.
It needs only mixing and spreading the batter the with
rising kneadng For coffee cake first spread
half the batter in the Sprinkle half the cmby cinnamon
and shortening mixture Then the filling
with the remainder Of the batter and bake The avor cinnamon
filling also topping, there's icing to make
step up value
meal for they thrifty Of Rtamn ron and food
energy. #s III
Time this coffee cake to be ready the time
the meal, for it is best when served
The other filings
toppngs mixture Combine tablespoon melted
butter margarine tablespoons sugar. tablespoons
grated rnd then add oneh chopped WELL
CINNAMON COFFEE CAKE
@e 4 Filling and Topping Mixture - s
80, -four
3 tablespoons melted shortening
Sg Batter 1T
7cups dennche flour rs cups
%#1 teaspoons baking powder leg :, .->-.*-@a(r-E
sa milk
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Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-16

functional periodic pain: (2) take
throughout the Caonth like a tong
it should improve your appetite, s.A
digestion, and thus help build up
resistance for the trying days tc
come. CARDUI is scientifically pre-.
pared and scientifically tested. II
you suffer Dat those certain times,
get CARDUI today.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-16
Modern Gir..s More carefres
Thanks 20 Z Hay EIeIp

What to do for woman;s Oldest
problem, functional monthly pain?
Many a girl aad woman has found
he answer in CARDU1's 2-way help.
You see, CARDUI may make things
lots easier for you in either of two
ways: Cd started 8 days before
your time" and taken as directed
IN the label, it should help relieve
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-16
\ CINNAMON COFFEE CAKE I
& Filling and Topping Mixture

| 2 cups sifted enriched fou
| ; teaspoons baking powde
| u teaspoon salt
u cup shortening. a
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-16
When Skin Torture
Drives You Mad!

Try clean, powerful penetrating
Mcone's Emerald Oil. The very frs
application should give you comforting
relief and few short treatments con
vince you that you have at last founc
the way to overcome the intense itching
and distress. Moone's Emerald Oiliseasy
and simple u uqc-promotes healing
Ask any good druggist for Moone's
Emerald Oil Satisfaction ormoney back
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-16
Acid indigestion
Relieved in 5 minutes or
dnI1hle vow, money hack

When excess stomach acid causes painful, suffoce
ng gas sour stomach and heartburn, doctors usual
,rescribe the fastest acting medicines known 4
ymptomatic relef-medicines like those in Bel ar
Tablets. No laxative Bell-ans brings comfort in
lily or double your money back on return OF antt
% us. Csc at ell druggists.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-16
;Il5jl!SeKafeIlilIlgg.sss;;ssss;;;Izz 81.

or quick relief from itching caused by eczema
thlete's foot, scabies, pinlples and other itching
onditions, use pure, cooling, nedicated, liquit
}. D. .. PRESCRIPTION. A doctors formula
ireaseless and stainless. Soothes, comforts ant
uickly Gains intense itching. 35c trial bottl
suggist today for D. "a D. PRESCRIPTION
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-08-19

These subscribers will THE VOICE Independent spokesman always
fighting for the interests of Montana people, and enlarge the publication such size
that do complete job covering and national affairs
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-08-19
DICE has carried the ball ,. i.
for Montana people on these issues and many more

attempt by MonanaDakOta to exOrbant
prices charged of natural the
unfair treatment MDU have the hands
of the Public Service Commission.
Laurel outlook., 1949-10-19
DOrcas Members To
Entertain Husbands

The Dorcas society of the Con.
gregational church met Wednes.
day evening at 1880, with Mrs
George OSWALD, vice president in
charge during the absence of the
president. Plans were made for
a Halloween party at the church
Oct. 27, to which the husbands of
members are invited.
Planning the program for the
party are Mrs. Robert Mace, Mrs.
Montel Frank, Mrs. Theodore
Fichtner and Mrs. Brown. Host
esses will be Mrs. Harold Myers,
Mrs. Alex Frank, Mrs. Phillip
Frank and Mrs. Alex Fritzler.
Announcement was made that
Christmas cards have been receiv-
ed and II being sold by the men,
bers. Rev. Haemmelmann spoke
On "Moral Confusion" and was
piano accompanist for group sing
ing. Hostesses for the social hour
were Mrs. Rynold Frank and Mrs.
Klockhammer.
At the next meeting, which will
be Nov. 9, a box will be packed for
Shodair children's home and hos
pital at Helena.
Laurel outlook., 1949-10-19
Plan Party
To Collect Gifts
For MOOseheart

Mrs. Virgie Field, Mooseheart
committee chairman, announces a
special program and entertainment
will be held at the Moose home
Thursday, Oct. 27, at 8 p. M, for
members of the Moose lodge, the
Women of the Moose and their
families and guests. This program
is in honor of the late James j.
Davis, founder of Mooseheart, the
child city at Mooseheart, Ill.
A feature of the meeting will
be a special Christmas tree, to
which all members may bring gifts
suitable for a child of any age,
from a tiny tot to a high school
The early date for bring
ing the gifts is necessary in order
that they may be sent on to
.ooseheart, where they are re-
sorted and made ready for distri-
for the children at Christ
mas time.
Laurel outlook., 1949-10-19
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
FORM COUNCIL HERE

A meeting has been set for next
Monday evening at the parish hall,
beginning at s o'clock.
Red Lodge, Pompeys Pillar and
Laurel ire all members of the Bill
lings council.
Organization of a new Knights
of Columbus council No. 1859 was
completed with installation of Of
ficers at a meeting in st. An
thongs parish hall Monday night.
Billings Knights of Columbus
members officiated.
The newly installed officers are
Russell j. Orr, president; Demo
Gary, vice president; DR.. w. A.
Mccormick, secretary; Philip No
Ian, treasurer; and the Rev. T.
O'Shea, chaplain.
The new lodge has sc members.
Laurel outlook., 1949-10-19
HallOween's Origin
Is Told At Meeting
Laurel WOman'S Club

The origin of the many old blu
surviving customs of Halloween
were recounted Monday at a meet
ing of the Laurel Woman's clul
by the clubs president, Mrs. B. l.
Price. The session was at the
home of Mrs. Leslie Dahl.
The old Romans had an autumn
festival about the first of Novem-
Der in honor of Pomona, goddess
OF the gardens. In Britain the
Druids celebrated at the same time
III honor of their sun god and as
a thanksgiving for the harvest.
When the people became Chris
tians the early fathers of the
church permitted them to keep
this and several other of their old
festivals and feasts, but with
Christianized significances. The
eve of Nov. 1 thus became Hal
lowe'en-from an old English
word meaning holy, plus the word
evening-in commemoration of all
saints and martyrs.
Many beliefs and customs grew
up around the observance. Of
these was n that on this night
Of the year the spirits of the de-
parted were allowed to again visit
their homes. Accordingly in many
places in the old countries, food
left for the convenience of the
nocturnal guests, hearths were
carefully swept and chairs were
arranged before the inhabitants
retired for their nights rest.
Superstitious people then, and
in some localities now, believed
many strange things could happen
Oh Halloween-witches riding on
orooms and elves playing pranks
On sober folks. But it had its ad-
7antages too; one could foretell
future by jumping over a
lighted candle or perform other
magic rites. The superstitions,
many of them, continue to reside
n the present as amusing customs,
'eminding the blase of their SIM
,ler ancestors of two or more
thousand years ago.
Among the old pagan practices
emaining r the cracking of nuts
t parties, bobbing for apples,
hrowing Feelings over ones
boulder, and looking in a mirror
y candlelight in an otherwise
ark room-as ones predecessors
nee did long ago.
Mrs. James Morrison had charge
f the clubs program of enter
ainment, of which a principal
was an 1. @. test. Another
est was of the members artistic
bilities. Mrs. M. o. Roysdon and
FRS. S. S. Bliss served refresh
rents.
The club will meet with Mrs. w.
Simmons Nov. Z.
Laurel outlook., 1949-10-19
Scientists And Oil
Men Work Together

Continued from Page One)
the whole of the raw material may
be manufactured without waste :"
The simple process was largely
that of topping, since replaced by
much more intricate and expensive
plants and processes. Silliman
would have been astonished by the
size and complexity of the plants
80 years later.
He was correct about utilizing
nearly the whole of the raw mater
ial, a feat the plant here accomp-
constantly.
Laurel outlook., 1949-10-19
Glass Stains

Stains on glass cooking utensils
can be removed by soaking in
water containing baking soda.
Laurel outlook., 1949-10-19
Booster Magazine
Tells About Laurel
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
control of the moisture-the abil-
ity to mix it with the sunshine in
the proper proportion and at such
times as it is desired, seems like
q fairy tale. This fact coupled
with that of the richness of the
alluvial deposits and mineral quail
ity of the soil, is the reason why
one acre of irrigated land is worth
three of four acres of n~on-irrigat-
Ell land in the corn belt of the
Mississippi valley.
There is no phase of western
farming that is attracting the at
tention today as is fruit culture,
and particularly the growing of
apples. Recently Laurel received
a shipment of nursery stock which
comprised approximately 10000
trees. These trees will be planted
i'll the immediate vicinity both in
the Yellowstone valley and the
Clark-Fork valley. The ship
ment comprised nothing but the
very choicest of winter apples such
as the Delicious, King David, Nc
Intosh, Wealthy, Black Ben and
Gano. This is without doubt the
shipment ever received in
and because of it's wonder
soils and favorable climatic
conditions this section presents the
best yield of crops, and when this
springs planting alone comes to
bearing it will mean thousands of
dollars revenue for this locality.
Laurel outlook., 1949-10-19
MRS. MARYJ. GUMMOW
DIES IN Los ANGELES

Mrs. Mary ]. Gummow of 1914
West 51st Place, Los Angeles, dice
at 2:30 p. m. Friday at the fam
lily home. Death of the former
Laurel resident was attributed to a
heart ailment.
Mrs. Gummow was born Aug.
81, 1876, in Ishpeming, Mich, the
daughter of MI. and Mrs. r. T.
O'Connell. When she was II years
old the family moved to Marys-
vile, Mont. She was married there
Nov. II, 1896, to W. j. Gummow,
who survives. In 1910 they moved
to the vicinity of Laurel where
they resided until going to Cali
fornia six years ago.
Besides the widower she is sur-
vived by two sons, w. r. Gum
NOW of Laurel and R. T. Gummow
of Vallejo, Calf; four daughters,
Willette Gummow, Mrs. T. W.
Kennedy, Mrs. C. K. Welsh, all
of Los Angeles, and Mrs. n. j..
Edison of Laurel; six grandchil-
dren and one great grandchild,
five sisters and two brothers.
Rosary was recited Sunday at
1880 at the Edwards Colonial
chapel. Requiem high mass was
celebrated Monday at 9 a. m. at
st. Brigids church, the Rev. Father
Cleary as celebrant. Burial was
in Holy Cross cemetery in Los
Angeles. Pallbearers were j. R.
ST., W. LeClerq, NJ. Kru-
zick, J.. Hoppel, c. K. Welsh, Jr.,
and j. Lynch.
Laurel outlook., 1949-10-19
Speaking of Honey

Solomon said-"My son eat thou
honey for it is good" Proverbs
24:13.
Laurel outlook., 1949-10-19
Eitamin C.

Tomatoes, most popular of all
home garden vegetables, offer
vitamin c generously, especially if
they ripen in the sun. Other good
vegetables for this vitamin, needed
every day for best health, are:
cabbage, cauliflower, green peppers
and the green leafy vegetables of
all kinds-especially if used fresh
from the garden and served raw in
salads, or quickly cooked in a small
quantity of water.
Laurel outlook., 1949-10-19
When Newcastle Strikes

If Newcastle disease strikes a
producing flock, a good procedure
is to burn or bury all dead birds.
Susceptible chickens should not
be brought on the premises for at
least four weeks after the outbreak.
Laurel outlook., 1949-10-19
Washington Memorial Bridge

Enough wire is contained in the
G George Washington memorial
bridge to 60 around the world four
times. This great suspension bridge
over the Hudson river between New
York and New Jersey is made up
of 107 900 miles of wire.
Laurel outlook., 1949-10-19
Number. Please

For matching colors, G device
known as a reflectometer is used
in paint factories to eliminate er-
rors in human judgment. The re-
hectometer translates the hue, and
value Of any color into precise
numerical values.
Laurel outlook., 1949-10-19
Work of BAE

A regular part of the work of the
bureau of agricultural economics is
to find out what farmers get for
their commodities and how much
the consumer pays at the retail
store.
Laurel outlook., 1949-10-19
Plastic Fabric

When sewing plastic fabric, place
tissue paper under the material
and stitch through both to avoid
cutting or tearing. Remove the
paper carefully after stitching.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-24
Dethnaht
Bon S nj. M a +

Die Grbe liegt in ipinterlidem
Sdlmmmer -
8eibnadDt lit ba, Sas Set Der Wen~
idenliebe,
Gin &mbepunft i'm bait'gen @eltgc-
triebe,
Gar biel beslifenb, linbernb Got
nnb Simmer!
9es Gbriitbanms 2id)t eritrablt in
Sd)lDf nnb Siitte,
Mms 8inberangen len6tet bea bic
.Srenbe,
ltnb frober idldgt and unterm Sett-
lerfleibe
Wamd Sers bel germ erfiillter Wcibs
nadJtsbitte.
GUAR in 8eni1f MIR, Gurns unb &C.
idenfen
Grblift bes sSeites &ern iebt nn7re
3eit,
@as tupblgefallt fiir &Drper, Img'
nnb S5rem,
limb bennod - 8utt lei 9anf -
iebr biele benfen
slitd an Grl0innssmerf nno Gmis-
felt -
Nie gebt bes sseites tpabrer Sinn
berlpren! -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-24
Ana hrr 5ngrnh5rtt
GrsabInns bon apnrab &iimme1

len, 10 gebe i6 bir oein 2eben lang
nod, uno bu ioaIt feline gfube baben,
Bis i6 bicb mieoer 3uriidbringe gu
@ott. 9as flingt iebt mieoer in iei-
ner Seele; ldneit batte er es ber-
gelien sebabt. Scum tit es bod gefom-
men; iebt Die Stunoe Der Wutter ge-
lflagen. sSsett peiB er, baB lie es
NOR, Die i'm 10 merftpiiroig bierber-
sefiibrt bat, beraus aus ieinem Bis
bergen perlorenen 2eben uno ieiner
Itrngebung, bierber in oas Harabies
leiner &inobeit, mo lie bas @ort bat.
Sein Miitterlein lit i'm @eiite gu ibnl
setreten in oieIer Strnoe; ite lm-
fangt ibr aino NIT tpeiden, itarfer
arnten 1ino balt es feit, Inn es niht
mebr los5ulaiien, bis feline Seele ge-
rettet lit. l1no es lhldet uno idlagt
1pieoerum briiben auf Dem alten alo-
lterturm; oas ltort oen M6t5igidbri-
gen nidt, er bort nitr, mas ieine
Wutter ibm iagt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-24

- @ott iei 9onf, jag if 8ei1
i6 aber crit auf bie 5tpeite Ginlaoune
oie 3ulaee MAIDEN fonnte, oesball
muBte i6 geraoe 81 Sbnen, in Die.
les Saus, in mein altes Stuoenten.
! Itiib6en fo1nmen. Genn pie ser &ef.
tor laete, lit Die fit MIDI friiber Dor,
geiebene 8obnung bel ibm bon ei.
mem an0eren @alt beIett 1poroen
llnh Damn lit alles onbere 10 gefom,
men, tuie icb es mir ME batte trall.
men lailen."
gr idpieg unter Dem ginorrd Ser
10 einfa6en uno bpd 10 munberba,
rem al1feinanoerfolge Der 9inge.
rltno oas baben Sic 5ulebt Dod
eigentli6 Sbrer Sausbalterin 5u uer=
Oanfen, Serr Brofelior, meinte Sic
alte Game.
v@elpiB - aber gegen lire sb-
iidt. sic fat es otoers selpoIt, aber
baOurd bat tie iih aub oie @rl1be
gegraben, in Die lie nun gefallen lit
Nidbts @utes bat tie ge1polt, ionoern
bos bat lie eS nit mir geneint, unb
oab baraus mein @liid erlpacbien lit.
bns oanfe i6 @ottes @naoe uno oen
@ebet meiner ieligen Wutter."
Sas tpeitere ldBt ii6 in 1penigen
8orten iagen. Gen illngen Wteiiter
Snnnberr beIu6te Ser @roBonfel ON
anoern Gage ielbIt in ieiner 5amilie,
l1no bier erbielt er pollen slufl6luB
uno quite ginoriife. llno ebe es
SerbIt ipuroe, mar ser alte 8rofeis
ior Sgel in Die StaOt ieiner Suseno-
iabre iibergeiieoelt, natiirli6 in oas
alte SOUS in ser electromagnetic.
9us frernolide gdltibben, in Dem
er fiinf Sabre long als 2ateiner ba.
beim mar, lit iebt ipieoer iein Seim
leine 8ibliotbef bat Der slbt5igiab-
rise bem @pnnaiil1m, an oem er bis
ber mar, perma6t, ieinen Sallsbalt
aufgeloIt unb oie unreolihe Sons
bdlterin abgefertigt lt1rb entlaiien unb
bas SeItament perbrannt, oas 10
manbe nubloie 8eitimmllngen ents
bielt. Ser 8etter Sannberr, beiien
geIbnlinfte uno llngebeudelte 8rao-
belt er iebt fennen gelernt, miro oas
alte Saus befonnen uito unten @ob.
ntng unb 8erfitatt einridten oben
aber bleiben i'm 8erlliie ibrer ulten
trauten @obnraume Die Srdulein,
Die bisber gigentiimerinnen maren,
lrno Ser alte Brofeiior Sgel. Sic boz
ben bier ibren bauernben snfent'
bolt, bis bie Stllnoe fomnt, oa Der
Better, Meilter Sannberr, alld ibnen
Die leine 8ebauillng 5in1mert, ipelhe
fir ale, reid itno arm, Die lette III
i'm 2eben itno i'm @rabe.
gnbe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-24
Don Der Ghriitroie uno
Der ftiuen heiIteen Uaht

als bas gbriitfitrb in Bethlehem
geboren 1uuroe, gab es BORT i'm Wor-
eenlano lpobl feinen tpeiBen, gIisern,
ben 'S6nee, feline flinnnernoe falte
@interun6t. @eiBer 8inter mar es
MIR in ser @ermanen 2ano, ihoner
@inter 5ipar, aber eben bod @inter
obne 9lunlen5ier uno Iieben Gogels
iang. ga iprangen Die 9inoer nit
Dor &dlte geroteten Baden i'm S6nee
uno trieben ibre @interlpiele, Idlits
telten 1pobl oantals i6on tpie beute
nlt6 iiber Die Sitgel unb bal1ten oen
llritigen S6neelnann. abenos INN Die
6euerItelle iibeno, er5dblte Der abn
oes 8olfes ,Sagen; bange i6altoerno
perebrte man oie 8otter ooer opferte
Ben i'm @etterltltrm iiber bas 2ano
bin6ruuienoe1 l1nboIoen. l1no Der
ebrte oes Si6tes Graft, oas MIN i'm
ltilen idon anbllb, 5u iiegen itber
6rolt 1tno Nebel 11no bie @roe nieber
um5llidaffen in ben fru6tbaren Gar
ten Ser Meni6en.
Ieripeilen tpar in 8etblebenlS mar
mem Staa 0as gottlihe 9i6t Der
g8elt erbliibt, SeIu Sonne, Die groe
l1m5ul6affen in 8ottpaters morgeno=
li6es Barooies. 9ber Die &inoer i'm
HorOen nuBten nod nidts bon Dem
gottliden 8rltoer uno Spielgenob
al1f @roen; 1pobl er5Gblten oie 9(lten
Soloes bonn lihten 8alour, Ser fom=
men tpiiroe, lrno lie feierten 10 gerne
lein Selt i'm Sriibling, 8llunenfran8e
trageno un6 2ieoer iingeno. Sic ipuB-
ten nod nidts bon ser @eburt oes
Seilanosfinoes; aber abnte man bas
@unoer nidt oo6 al16 i'm noroilhen
2ano? @ing nidt Elm HauI6en burh
oen leuf5etoen @alo - Die ir1mer.
CRIME Sanne itano BON Sternen iponz
mig ungegldn5t, 0, MN ipitroe lie ME
mebr aufboren 81 gldn5en l1no 5relt-
De 81 lhaffen in 1pinterli6er 3eit;
in oen Std0en flirrten ser Siere Set
ten. 8, Nun ertpdrmte zines Shien
uno gielein Sau6 bas 1peinenoe Sc
I1sfino! 8, nun itrablten uuf iiibli.
der @eioe ser gngel Stirnen ben
Sirten entgegen! @ne Sddflein
Orangten ii6 foieno an ser 0httter
Sen.
Scum lit 6as Hoslein oufgeiprun-
gen, aus Selies Ston1m Warias liebs
lides &inb geboren. Siebe oa, in
8ernuniens @dloern erbliibt elm
8lei6llis l1nb Elm @iberl6ein; aus
griinem WeoospolIter leu6tet bie mel
BE 8Llune. SSn Ser &a6t. in Ser falten
@internadt lit lie gefommen: oie
Sdmeerole, bie tpunoeri inme gbrilt.
role. 8ie aus Wonoeni6ein getpoben
ltno reinem Sdnee 6es GbriItfino5
@urne. Gin critics 8eibna6tsflingen
pebt ults bem 5arten &el6 Ser 8liis
tenbldtter. geltn miro Die groe anbes
ben oen greisgeiong oes beiligen
Gbrtlt, Ser lns gegeben 1pltroe 10
liebreid 11no tparm ipie Siiolanos.
Tonne, 10 lauter uno flar tpie oes
Giles Ipiegelnoes 2idJt Gum i'm MINI
mer 5u enoen.
Gar in 6eutIden Sauiern miro
man Dos Gbriitftnb i1tnig preilen, sen
boloen &ran5 bon Sannengriin uno
Gbriitrole INNS &ripplein fle6ten,
nit Ser gnglein Sdar Sbm ber5lid)
muii5ieren lno Sbm i6lieBli6 bas
ulleri6bonIte @eibnadt5lieo oi6ten
bon Ser Itillen beiligen gtadt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-24

slm folgenoen Morgen lit 8rofei.
lor Sgel in bie alte 'Stuoentenfir6e
geganeen. 3a bat er Dor iieb5ig Sab.
rem leine erIte 8eidt abgelegt; an
Dem So6altar, bon pel6em bos berr-
lide &reuoesbilo nieoeri6aut, bot er
ltnse5dbltentol miniitriert; on Dem
acknowledgement Gborgitter bat er
5um erltenmal oie beilige &omntlls
MON empfaneen; bier bat er an
Sonn- uno @erftagen tpabren Der
beiligen Oteiie fleiBis gebetet. l1no
Dor Dem Wllttergottesaltar oriiben,
mo- oan1als i6on Die 1tnbefledt GIMP
fangene auf Dem slltarbilb aus rel
ber 8orodumroblnlng nieoeribaute,
0 tpie oft uno tpie ber5lif uno in
oollter finoliber 2iebe bat er ba gu
ibr gebetet uno li6 ibr empfoblen uno
ibr periproden, fie ebren unb lieben
uno ibrem Sobne bienen al1 tpoaen
Iein gan5es 2eben lang! @ie oft
bat er bier bas alte Stuoentenee6et
perridtet: 3 0onina mea, 0 Mater
mea = 80 meme Serrin, o meine
Weutter!"
Die beilige Meiie lit 5u gnoe. @a-
mablid berlieren ltd) bie lebten 2eus
te aus Der Stride; tie lit 1eer.
0a erbebt Ii6 Der ulte 8rofeiIor in
ieinem 'Stubl, tritt beraus uno i6rei.
tet langfom gum Wsuttergottesa
Dor. ,l1no bier fniet er nieoer unb
balt oie 5itternoen Sanoe enpor uno
beginnt: 80 9omina mea, o Water
mea"
Ser perlorene sobn lit our Mut>
ter 5lriidgefebrt, our 3ufludt oer
Siinber, 5ur Weutter Der 8armber-
5igfeit. Sic miro i'm leiten uno boil
ten nit itarfem arnL baB er gang
mieber gu @ottes @naoe fontmt uno
oorin bleibt Bis gum gnoe.