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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-16
'DR SALE

T ACRES patented land, modern nome, fireplace, electric range, refrig. Broom well furnished home, school bus stops, ? acres cleared land, farm machinery, esbbit hutches, chicken house, garage, etc. Immediate possess ion. Terms.
 BARGAIN, immediate possession, Juneaus loveliest new home, completely furnished. Two fire places, maple flooring, 2 bed- rooms, rumpus room, sink with garbage disposal, gift. refrig. etc., lots.
 BAR, Booming House and Cafe, central location. POWER Barge and Kendall's 32- it. troller at Pelican; also THE CHARGE and THE FORREST FIR. The MARION J. greatly re- duced in price. DUPLEX; 2 pt. houses, 2 houses near Douglas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-16

man wanted to call on friends and neighbors. Wonderful opportunity. $15 to $2O in a day. No experience or capital requir- cd. Permanent. Write today Me- NESS COMPANY, Dept. B, 2423 Magnolia St., Oakland 2, Calf.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-16

ONE practically new oil burner for furnace, any nozzle l to 3 gal. hT. with sVacA smllch, SO0 cae-4. J. G. McGehee, Haines. 19 St
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-16

WORK by hour or what have you?
 Black 210. Laura Lee. 21 At
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-16

THEY SAY gray hair comes from worry.
 So what follows is advice: Stop worrying! at least when it comes to money. Buy United States Savings Bonds where you work through the Payroll Savings Plan. Or through the Bond -A-Month Plan at your bank, if you're not on payroll
 It's as simple that. And as profitable as this For every hree dollars you saOe you four dollars back Just think an extra crisp dollar bill for every thirty you invest after ten years!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-16

lans have yet 'been announced, whether it will be new bridge or a repair job.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-16

FOUND: Small spaniel with blond ears. Owner may have same by paying tor this ad. Phone Green 835. 21 St
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-16
L0Sf anD rGUNr

LOST: Male Siamese cat vicinity
 Aux Bay. Ph. Black 643 or write
 Box 2688, Juneau. 21 2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-16

5-ROOM. fully furnished house, full conf etc kasement. s6.O0O. Terms. Ph. Greer 499. 83 If
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-05-13

Register now! - Vote Monday
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-05-13
APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE
 APPROVES ALASKA PROJECTS

WASHINGTON = The Senate Appropriations Committee Wednes- day approved $751, ,440,690 for army civil functions-including s87,6O5,800 for the Pacific North west and Alaska.
 Oregon is listed for projects totaling $7O,521,5OO, including 40 million dollars for the McNary dam and locks on the Columbia. Washington is allotted 12 millions, Idaho $3.84O,3O0 and Alaska $1,- 044,000.
 Included was a record $722,690,- 690 for flood control and naviga- tion projects of the army engin- eers in the year beginning July 1.
 This is $15S,14S,42O more than the amount approved by the House.
 The Alaska projects are: Nome Harbor. $701 .O0O; Wrangell Mar rows, $S49,OOO.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-05-13

ALASKA INCLUDED IN
 PROPOSED HOSPITAL BILL

Senator Magnuson of Washing. ton offered bill in the Senate last week which would place a minimum of $250,0OO as allot- ment to each state, including the territories, for hospital construc- tion.
 The measure is a companion bill to one introduced by Delegate E. L. Bartlett earlier this year. Last year Delegate Bartlett as success full in obtaining an amendment to the Hospital Survey and Construc- ton Act of 1946 so that a mini mum of $1OO,OOO to the states and territories is guaranteed for hos construction each year.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-05-13
SAMPLE BALLOT SPECIAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION WRANGELL, ALASKA
 MAY 16, 1949
There is submitted

There is submitted to the qualified municipal voters of the Town of Wrangell, Alaska, the following question:
 Shall the Town of Wrangell, Alaska acting by and through its Common Council, and pursuant to the provisions of Section 16-1-35 ACLA 1949 as ammended, levy and collect @ consumers sales tax not exceeding two (2) percentum of the sales price on all retail sales and services made within the mu- nieipality, the proceeds therefrom .o be used for school operation ex- pense, to help the construction of new sewers and other purposes relating to the health and sanita- tlon of the Town?"
 Those desiring to vote in favor of levying and collecting such a tax, mark X before the word "Yes" on the ballot.
 Those desiring to vote against the leyying and collecting of such a tax, mark X before the word 'No' on the ballot.
 WIG
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-05-13
PATS RADIO AND ELECTRIC
POLET HERE

Mr. Tony Polet, retired Nome merchant and member of the Al aska Development Board. arrived in Wrangell last Saturday from Ketehikan. He left for Petersburg Monday afternoon.
 While here MT. Polet meet with businessmen and was a guest of the Chamber of Commerce at it's noon luncheon last Monday. He is visiting most of the Alaska towns to get an insight in their problems and possibilities as a member of the Development Board.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-05-13
* * * !
EXPENSES FOR THE QUARTER:

DEFICIT FOR FIRST QUARTER: =. 5 1,287.52
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-05-13
ALASKA ROAD REQUEST
AGAIN BEFORE CONGRESS

WASHINGTON - Alaskan of fieials asked a Senate appropria- tions subcommittee this week to ap- prove $9,059,0O0 for suburban roads in the territory.
 The House Appropriation com mittee refused to okay the item
 Delegate Bartlett and Governor Ernest Gruening testified that in 5000 square miles of Southeast Alaska which has a population of 3O.O00, there are only 175 miles of highway.
 The Forest Service proposed the money be appropriated to build roads around towns in Southeast Alaska where large pulp mills are to be constructed.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-05-13
WALKER HERE

MT. Glenn Walker, Alaska sales representative for the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, arrived in Wrangell from Ketchikan Thurs day. He is on trip through the Territory that will take him as far north as Point Barrow.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-05-13

=. 5 1,287.52
 * * * *
 Secretary of the Board Rev. H. F. Hall said that the deficit will be greatly reduced in the following quarters of this year. The total deficit for the year is estimated to be around $25O0 to $3OOO.
 Staff for the hospital in the first quarter included one doctor, four regular nurses tan average) i, one practical nurse, one cook. and one relief cook.
 There were 61 bed patients, 115. .x-ray patients and 20 out patients in the first quarter of operation for 1949. Out patients are tho who went to the hospital for med cal attention but did not stay long enough to occupy a bed.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-05-13
HOSPITAL REPORT FOR
 FIRST QUARTER 1949

The Hospital Board for the Bis hop Rowe General Hospital has released the following report on operation of the hospital during the first quarter of the year end ing March 31, 1949.
 < TOTAL INCOME FOR THE QUAR- TER: $3.502.73
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-05-13
SCHOOL EVENTS

Sunday, May 15 = Bacca. Services Friday, May 20 - Com. Excercises
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-05-13
At Home in Any Alaska Port

HE red-white- and black banner of the Alaska Steamship Company is familiar sight in all Alaska ports = from Ketchikan to Kotzebue. It has become almost as representative of the Ter ritory as the famous Alaskan totem pole.
 While the totem pole represents the tradition and colorful past of the Territory, the Alaska Steamship Company flag synbolizes the chal- lenging possibilities of the future.
 This flag is the symbol of the Territory's future because it represents the water transpor-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-05-13

tation so essential to Alaska's continuing growth and development and the realization of its great potentialites The Alaska Line is working with the people of the Territory by bringing them the tools, supplies and equipment they need to- fashion sound agricultural, industrial and com7S mercial enterprises from Alaska's vast resources.
 By devoting its organization and facilities to the job of providing Alaska with the best freight and passenger service possible, the Alaska Steans Z ship Company is an active partner" in building sound and thriving Territorial economy.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-05-13
Register now! - Vote Monday !!
RPB- MA.0so

NeSo @SsNA AAS" wv 1hohusSJ .
 Below will be found a sample ballot with the proposition the local voters will register their opinion on Monday, May 18th.
 All voters are urged to register land vote. Read the ballot below carefully it's the one you'll see on Monday.
, 1949-09-30
ST. THOMAS LABOR
STARTS REGIS'TION
OF WORKERS

The St. Thomas Labor
Union has started a drive to
register all workers in that Is
land and at the same time elias
styling them, it was made
known by Percival H. Reese,
president.
According to reports receiv-
ed, a large number of workers
have already registered. Most
OF the registrants, thus far, ap-
pear to be among the domes-
tics and laborers. The drive
IS being intensified by canvas
sers for the Union.
, 1949-09-30
FEDERAL PUBLIC
HOUSING AUTH.
OFF. IN ST. THOMAS

Frank Servaites, Area Di-
rector of the Federal Public
Housing Authority is at pre-
sent in St. Thomas working
with members Of the Virgin
Islands Housing Authority in
connection with the planning
OF a program for the islands.
Present plans call for a nous
ing survey which will begin
next week to prove to the Fed
eral authorities the need for
housing. It is estimated that
a full housing program for the
Virgin Islands would costs ap-
~proximately four million dol
lars. 2
, 1949-09-30
ST. Croix Featured In
New ~Pan-AmeHcan
Pamphlet

St. Croix, for perhaps the
first time, was one of the fea-
lures in the newest advertis-
ing pamphlet put out by the
Pan American World Airways
Inc. The booklet, Autographed
in beautiful colors, is called
The Caribbean.
The second and third pages
feature scenes in Cuba; the
fourth shows scenes from ia
maica; the fifth, Haiti; the
sixth, Dominican Republic;
the seventh, Puerto Rico and
on the eighth, the Virgin Is
lands" in which the scene is a
photograph taken from the
front of the Lutheran Church
IN Christiansted, looking west,
IN which the Grammer School,
Brow's Soda Factory and Pen
Continued on Page ~
, 1949-09-30
U. S. CIVIL SERVICE
COMM ANNOUNCES


The United States Civil
Service Commission announ-
ces open competitive examina
tons for the position of Clerk
CAT IL and Customs Labor
er, CPC-3, in the Customs Ser
vice in the Virgin Islands.
Closing date for applications
is October 10th.
Information and application
blanks may be secured from
the Secretary of the Civil Ser
vice Board of Examiners by
applying at the Christiansted
or Frederiksted post offices.
, 1949-09-30
Gov. HASTE Has No
knowledge Of His
Selection As Judge

In answer to questions con-
corning his possible appoint
ment as a Judge of the Third
Circuit Court, Governor said
at his press conference today
that he appreciated the good
wishes of persons who recon-
mended him for the position.
However, during his recent
conference with President Tru
man on Virgin Islands mat
tiers no mention was made of
a judicial appointment and at
present he has no knowledge
of what the President may
have in mind with reference
to the particular appointment.
Governor haste added that
if the appointment should be
made he would hope that some
qualified Virgin Islander
might be the next Governor
of the Islands. He regards a
Virgin Islander as one who
has lived for many years in
the Virgin Islands and has his
home and primary interest &
associations in the Islands.
, 1949-09-30

presented by three attorneys
appointed by the Court.
The boys are: Leroy Movie
man" Edwards, Leroy Hol-
dipp, Austin Brown and Ralph
Bartlett. Edwards and Bart
lett were represented by At
torney William Moorhead;
Holdipp was represented by
Attorney R. H. Amphlett
and Brown by Attorney Will
liam Bailey. Assistant District
Attorney Croxton Williams,
however, ably presented his
case to bring about the convic-
ton.
The girl, Bernice Sobotker,
Continued on Page q
, 1949-09-30
LOCKHART RITES
SAID TO BE MOST
IMPRESSIVE

Several hundred persons in
Guiding ranking member of
the business community, lead
ing government officials and
others representing all walks
of life, attended the funeral
services held for Herbert Lock
hart, the Islands foremost
businessman, according to the
St. Thomas Photo News. Mr..
Lockhart was 81. The News
article said:
"The services held at the
All Saints Anglican Church
and the long procession to the
burial spot at Sugar Estate
which followed were the most
impressive held in several
years.
Many persons in St. Croix
were deprived of the privilege
Of attending because plane
transportation was not avail
able.
, 1949-09-30
Big -Four Foreign
Ministers Fail To
Reach Agreement

Deputies Of the Big Four
foreign ministers have again
failed to reach agreement on
an Austrian peace treaty. AZ
ter a four and a half hour SEES
sion lasting to 3 a. m. the con-
ferees gave up, but agreed to
meet again next Thursday.
Cause of the disagreement
is Russian insistence on de-
handing Austrian oil, Danube
shipping, rolling stock and
manufacturing plants.
, 1949-09-30
Four Of Motto Bros.
Leave Today For
New York City

Four brothers of the we'll
known musical team, left to-
day for New York via Puerto
Rico. They will be joined with
in several days, by Orville and
Lawrence.
In New York the Brothers is
scheduled to make appear
ances on the stage and radio.
Thev recently completed an
, 1949-09-30
Feast OF Dedication
Begins Wednesday,
Night, October S

The annual Feast of the De-
dication of the St. Johns
Anglican Church in Christian
sted begins with a High Mass
at O;l5 on Wednesday, Octo-
Der 5, it was announced today
by the Rev. Father Hubert
Plggot, rector. The services
will be conducted at 6:15 a.. M,
and 7::45 p. m.
, 1949-09-30
-Four ! ouths Who Raped Girl
Get 5-le ear Sentences

-Four youths who on the night Of June 7, committed rape
on a eventeen-year-old girl, were found guilty in the District
Court by Judge Herman E. Moore, and each was sentenced
to five years in the Richmond Penitentiary; they must serve
two and a half years and two and a half suspended on good
behavior. This was the minimum sentence. All four were re-
, 1949-09-30
Post Off. Announces
Change in Air Muil
Sche dule for Oct. |

Announcement has been
made of a change in the air
mail schedule by the local post
office. Closing time will now
be 4:30 instead of 5 p. m.
The new schedule will be
effective beginning tomorrow.
, 1949-09-30

engagement at the Caribbean
Hotel in St. Thomas.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-25
MuAhunN
Son Erpf. 5. M. 0abren
&eSaftenr bes ,8aiienfreuub' :
u. s., q. 3. -

glae bon ser fatboliihen Stride
approbierten @ebete itno quite 8e-
bette, ebenio alIe @ebetbiiber uno @e-
bets5ettel, tpel6e oas Smprimatur
Der ftr6li6en Sbrigfeit tragen. &ein
iiber5el1gter &atbolif glaubt on
nGbain 8rapers" ooer an @ebete, oie
~pom Simmel gefauen" itno. Cine Ell,
gentiimlibe Seitamentsflauiel mar in
Dem Dor fur5em in Buffalo, H. g.,
perldieoenen Srn. g. Sopf entbalten.
gr perfiiste in ieinem SeItoment, oaB
feiner ieiner grben einen Gent erbal-
ten ioaten, ebe tie gelernt baben, oas
Saterunler in oeutlfer Spra6e Gei.
ner 9tutteriprade) 81 beten, 81 leIen
11nb gu idreiben imltanoe ieien. Sur
Ha6abnung empfoblen!
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@tr &atbolifen periperfen our6auS
nidt alles, mas ser abgefaaene Mueu-
itinermond Or. Wartin 2utber mod
ieinem Ibfau BON Der Stride Gbrilti
in einem lidten slugenblide' gelagt
uno gei6rieben bat; oenn er bot pie-
leg @ute uno S6one nno 8abre, aud
als Broteltant, seduBert. go idrieb
er i'm Sabre 1928, alio elf Sabre nod
Dem 8esinn ieines Samples gesen oie
fatbolil6e STRIDE: u8ir befennen, baB
unter Dem Bapittum Diel 6riitli6es
Gut lei 1lno balelblt audi bergefom-
men lei auf uns, namlid: mir befen-
men, oaB i'm BapIttum Die redte beiz
lige SS6rift lei, re6te Saufe, redtes
Safrument oes altars, redte S6liii=
iel bes 8ergebens ser Siinoen, re6-
tes Yreoigtamt, red)ter &atebismls.
Sd iage, OuB unter Dem Baplttum oie
redte gbriitenbeit lit, ia, Der re6te
ausbuno Der Gbriltenbeit, mto biel
frommer, GROCER Seiligen" (2utbers
8erfe, Iusgabe BON @alf, XVII.
2646). @as 2utber 5u ieinem Mbs
fan beuegte, tparen feline beftisen Sci,
oenIdaften, oie er niht 5u bemeiitern
tpuBte.
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gs bot in allen Sabrbunoerten
Srauen gegeben, oie itd - gum gro.
BEN 8erbangnis fir ibr 2anO uno fiir
anoere Golfer - an Der Bolttit unb
iogor am ralben &riegsbanoperf be.
teiligten. Iber oas iino lmo bleiben
Iusnabmen. Sn oen meilten Sduen,
penn oie 8ei6i6te BON Srauen be.
ridtet, oie ii6 i'm @affenoienite aus.
5eibneten, eei6ab oies MIR in beloens
niitieer Iufopferung fiir Seim un0
8aterluno. gu bieien Seloinnen i6a1t,
en- mir poler @brfltrdt auf 1pdbrenb
bie nieoriee unb geiebpera6tenoe
&fespeiie unlerer mobernen
Srouenre6tlerinnen bei ieoem Der.
11iinftigen uno anitdnoigen Wteni6en
gbi6au llno Seradtllng berborruft.
@enn bieie 8eiet, Sronung 1lnb 4n-
itano nerlebenoen mooernen Wann-
tpeiber cine Seanne o'slrc als Sor-
f1n,pferin fir ibre Sad)e an nleben, 10
lit bas cine gang llnItattbafte anmas
Bllng, benn bie beiliggeiprodene
Sungfrau bon Orleans bat fir eine
bobe unb bebre Sade gefdmpft, nift
fir perionlide Sorteile uno ard nift
fir Die beidranften oermeintlihen
5rauenre6te.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-25

ssabren in Hottettburg, Deittiblan6,
BON ". Bfeifer inter oem Sitel .Ereu-
beutlh ,interm SternenbnnnerH ber-
aussegebenen 8roihiire beiBt es ouf
Seite 60: .Oie Stenben-@ @elenIhaft
lit Dor ettpa brei Sabren aus oeut-
iden Sreimaurerfretien berporgegan-
gen; General Steuben mar 4oiutont
sSrieori6 bes @roBen, ipdter tpiebtig-
Iter Seller George @aibingtons; beu-
te itebt fem 9enfmal in @aibington,
Ybilooelpbia, Dtilmaufee uno anoe-
rem StGoten. Die Steubens@eieQ
lit 1bnIi1 orsaniliert apie Die oeutide
Sreimourerei in @merifa, oiele bat
aber nibt ourdneg Den meltani6o,-
lngsmdBisen @inihlag Ser europdi-
i6en 2ogen, tpenn aud 3uiammen-
bange belteben 0a6 Or. SET
nids ,8eltfreimaurerei' 1peroen bonn
oeuti6en @roBlogenblno 11ur ie6-
5ebn @roBlogen nit fiinfbunoerttau-
leno fSreilnaurern anerfannt." @ir
oeutI6e &atbolifen lollten uns oae
ser groBen uno portreffli6en Srgas
niIation, oem %. &.>&. Central Ser,
elm" onl6lieBen, tpel6er unlere ssn-
tereHen belier pertritt OILS irgenoeine
anoere Sereinigung oes 2anoes.
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3ranfbeit, ionoern Elm infolse oon
0erooiitdt einsetretener 3uitono BON
appetitloitgfeit, abtpedlelno NIT
SeiBbunger, @erei5tbeit, ible6ter
8eroaultng, aufitoBen mb iibermaBi-
ger Sdurebilbung. Gin eigentlifes
Seilmittel oagegen sibt es a1d ni6t.
Man Jude bur6 geiinoe gsabrung
ilno cine itreng geregelte Sebenspeiie
oas gan5e SpItem 5u itdrfen ben
8lutumlmf 5ll reglllieren, falte ab-
pai6ungen ODER @an5baoer gu neb-
men, iid piel 8etpesung in Ser fri
iden 2uft 5u ueridaffen uno bon 3eit
5u 3eit ourd cine fleine Saitenfur
Dem Magen ettpas 9fube 5l1 geben.
Solte infolse BON 5aiten aber &opf-
i6mer5 eintreten, 10 unterlalie man
oas 5aIten unb nebme nur 1eidtper-
oaulide Nabrung. 2iegt oas llebel
mebr in oen Heroen, 10 beoarf Der
aorper Dor oaem ser &ube uno piel
S6laf; man permeioe ieoe aufre.
gung. NelraItbenifer lollten ii6 Den
,'Spru6 merfen, ben in elmer oeuti6en
Seilanitalt cine Snidrift entbalt:
HaIte ME,
God baite ME!
y Cont bate sic
Heuraitbenie.
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iiperorio Dor 10 tnanhen anberen
Dleihmitteln boraits bot, 10 nament-
lid Dor gblorfalf, Der nllr nit Bor-
iiht pertpetloet tperben ioIlte. Mit
ebenio iiherem Grfolg miro Berori6e
DertDenoet gum Nuffrtiben Dergilbter
@oIe, Seioe lino BautttDolle, gum
gfeinigen BON Saoen, @arn uno
Sdapammen. Strobbiiten, oie BON Der
Come gebrdnnt iino, fann man tire
peiBe 5arbe tpieoergeben, menn man
iie erIt nit Seifen1palier rein biiritet,
abIpiilt, uno Damn in @aiier britgt,
Dem et1pas Berorioe beigefiigt lit.
@elb eetporOene glfenbeiniaden mer-
Den ebenio hebanoelt, nahoem man
tie porber nit 8en5in abgerieben bat.
Mu1 9inten-, Sbit- uno 1bnIibe
Sleden 1peroen beieitigt, ipenn man
tie nit Berorioe befeudtet uno Elm
menig 8adpulper auf oie feuhte Stel-
le Itreut. Ha6 elmer @eile ipiilt man
nit reinem @oiier ab. 9lls Desinfef-
tionsmittel bel ser 8einigung bon
&ranfenndi6e uno sur 2uftreinigllng
in &ranfenituben lit Berorioe 5u emp
feblen. Wan fann es auh bel fleine>
rem @unoen 1tno Sautlbiirfungen an-
menoen, iollte es aber bel groBeren
@unoen nidt a1tlDenoen, oa es bte
@etpebe angreift.
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lteber Die BrGbeitination ODER 8or.
berbeitimmling oes Neni6en baben
| iid idon iabrbunbertelang Die gelebr.
teIten Mdnner oie &opfe 5erbro6en
nno an oerl6ieOenen anit6ten feItge.
balten. gs lit cine frubtlole, miiBige
Srage, rno cine 9i5putation bariiber
fiibrt 81 nidts. Gem geipobnliden
Gbriitenmenl6en geniigt es gu tpiiien,
oaB @ott ieoen Weniden our Selig-
felt gei6affen uno borberbei itirnmt
bat, OaB 8ott mill, bob ieoer Meni6
ielig ueroe, oaB Ser @ottmeni6 fir
einen ieoen Weni6en uno fin ale
geitorben lit, baB ieoem MenIden sic
MoglidJfeit geboten miro, ieIig 5u
meroen. Gin ieoer bon uns lit prGoe-
lttniert - apenn er nur min. @enn
mir aud feline poiitipe uno abiolute
Stherbeit baben, 10 gibt es oo6, na6
Der 2ebre Ser Sbeologen, getpilIe 3eis
den, Die geetgnet iiteo, 1lns nit bol-
lem 8ertrauen 5u erfiillen: Ser beItGn-
oige feite 8ille, 8ott 5u oienen uno
@utes 5u tun, oas beltdnoige Stre-
ben, Die &etnbett bes Ser5ens 5u
Dabren, 5reuoe am @ebet, 8leidf0r-
migfeit nit oem gottli6en @illen in
8ioerpartigfeiten, 2iebe gu oen Meit-
menlden namentlib oen 9lrmen, sic
Siebe 5ur beiligen Stride, sic anoa6t
5ur Weuttergottes II. a. m. g8er I'M
mer re6t uno idlift feline religi6ien
Bfli6ten erfiilt. fiiblt iih i6on bic
nieoen gliidlih ltnb miro au1 i'm
Senieits oafiir belobnt tperoen. sse6er
Utenlf) bot einen freien 8illen unb
er fann iein etpiges Slid ODER I'm.
gliid ielbIt beItimmen.
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5rana6iiiber l1eberfnut bntte es nod
Dem 8eItfriege teiltpeiie beiest iino
itredt beute nod ieine gierise Sano
iiber bas 5nnr -@ebiet aus. 9rosbem
ftrtb 1,nb bleiben bte Sanrldnoer
Oeutibe itito tperoen nit &raft Die
frana0iiId)e Sremoberridaft i'm gese-
benen augenblif abidiitteln. 2eioer
ideinen Die gegertpdrtigen @eltfrie-
bensmader 5ranfreid gegeniiber NIT
fnieidmaber Jeigbeit ben mahtbun-
grigen Sran5oien Diel 5u na6giebig
81 iein l,no aud) oen iomietrulliihen
8etpaltmenlden eeseniiber nidt itn-
itanoe o0er minens su fem Die ur-
oeutlhen 2anoesteile i'm Often auriid-
5uperlongen. @etpalt gebt Dor Gedt!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-25
Hartleibigkeit

munoerpoae SIteripa3iersang! 9ie
gan5e Biibne mar tpie elm 9au6 bon
5riiblingsabnen unb @uferitebl,ng.
Gas reiaenbe, anrnltige @retden nno
oieIer biabolilde Mepbiltp! SIMMER
tpieoer oieIer itarfe &ontrait atpii1en
8ut uno 8os. Sein u@ret6en" fann
init Dem oeuti6en 8olf bergliAen
tDer0en. Mepbiito, Der es bnrb ieine
8eripreden fortgeiest t6uidt un6
ielbit bei ieinem ieelilfen uno for
perli6en 3uiammenbru6 nod ber-
bobnt. Sab uno Gut uno Gbre auf
Dem Spferaltar Sitlers. 3ulebt nod
iein Seiligltes, lein sSnneres, roie
3eligion".
I'm alles gebra6t, iiebt es iid ber-
gebens na6 Silfe UNI, aber itatt oei-
len blidt es in Die Eeufelsfrase lei-
mes 8erfiibrers. Sn Der 2uft iapebt
Der fleine peiBe 8all. SIT es oie
Itombonbe9 @er 1peiB2
9as Iaiite 2aden, bas mir nod ser
&0ppenider @uffiibrung nernommen,
mar berItummt. Wan ging tief beein-
Oruft bon Dem @eiebenen naboenflidb
nadbaule.
2ouiie 9umont itarb BfingIten
1888 mGbrenb zines f1ratbares @e-
mitters unter 0onner uno 8lis.
Ser Rabruf an ibrem @rabe tpuroe
bon Dem tpeltbefannten p. syrieorih
Mudermann, 81, gebalten.
Henriette Pilger-ByneM.