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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-02-10
WANTS OPEN DISCUSSION
Truman Won't Talk Behind Iron Curtain
SOVIET

1t was beginning to look like Uncle Joe" Stain and Harry !. Iru.
man never would get together for a talk looking toward settlement OF
u. S and other western powers differences with the Sovets.
.Meet Stain behind the iron curtain?" Secretary o State Dean
Acheson snorted in disdain. declared in effect that the idea a pre-
posterous.
Acheson vent further He asserted indirectly that the Russian leader
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-02-10
BEWARE !

Montana's motorists VINO ors ae
not have their 1949 augoMoJ1h e
license plates by Feb. u W.T. II
nicked up by highway pagTol5
men according to State HlgnWay
PafroI Supervisor G. z. Sherloan.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-02-10
WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS
Us. Rejects Stain Peace Ta.ss
Norway Prefers Western Alliance,
spurns Russian Council Suggestion

EDITORS NOTE: when opinions are expressed IN thssee columns; they arsth those q
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5elis iino Die
Srteofertteen
8etradJtnnsen eines 0entIdem iher
bic SAmeis nnb ben bl. 8rnber
&laus

Ser ausIdnotide 8eiuder oes lido,
nen S6Dei5erlanoes, beioubers nber
ein 9el1tiAer, Der nun auh tpieoer
oteIes gaitltde 2ano nllfiuhen oarf,
iiebt natiirli6 3uerlt Die augenf6ai.
gen dl,Beren l1nteri6ieoe uno nuB
oabei su Der ueberaeuging fonmen,
oab oas Sernbleiben Der Sd1peis aus
51pei 8eltfriesen ibr oen ipri6tp0rt-
liden parooieiifhen 3ultano erbolten
bat.
Dtag oieier 8erslei6 audi ettpas
iibertrieben iein, 10 be,.tet er aber
gewiB auf ben eroBen llnterIdieb bin,
Der 5tpii6en ben friesfiibrenoen 2Gn-
bern uno einem frieoliden 2anoe be-
itebt. Ser Berglei6 nit Dem Bora.
oieie bat aber iniofern feline 8eredti-
gung, baB ebenio 1pie Ole eriten Men,
lden oes urlpriinsli4en Baraoieies,
oerfiibrt hurd teuflilhen ginlpruh
unb oen oaour6 berbeisefiibrten Sod
mutt, ii6 ibr groBes BON @ott Suge-
ea6tes Slid beriber5ten, 10 aut
bohmiitige, iiberipannte, bon SAB
uno geeio erfiiate 8egierungen ibren
8olfern Sen Sen Meriden perblei=
benoen Reit paraoielilhen @liides
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-14

berbei5ufiibren, uno oie giftisen ,mo
anoern idaoliden Stoffe bonn aor,
per aus5uI6etoen, obne ibm 5u iha-
oen. @ogegen Gbenifalien als Sell
mtttel angetpanbt, oen &ranfbeitsitofi
i'm &orper nod bermebren, tpie 3. 9.
oie 3ufiibrung BON 8iften uno Sc
runs. Der S6opfer bat bie Sell
frafte in Die Sflan5en unb &rGuter
gelegt, in Die nadIte ltmgebuns oes
Menlben, looaB iie iogar Dem natiir-
li6en Snltinft ser Siere 5ugGnglid
iino. Sn Der mooernen dr5tli6en Bra-
ris fonlmen Die Seilfrduter INNER
mebr 5ur 8eltrng. Sic lperoen aud
Degen oes boben Sitamingebaltes
empfoblen. 3uslei6 entbalten oie
meiiten Seilfrduter auh nan6e
9as baben l6on rniere
@roBmiitter uno l1rgroBniit-
fer getpuBt. Sbon 10 lange ser ,Sbio
8aiienfreuno' beitebt - er lit iest in
ieinem 76. 2ebensiabre - bat er ieis
men 2eiern sic peri6ieoeniten Natl,r-
betlmittel angeraten uno nit gutem
grfolg. 9asielbe gilt bon oen in 11n-
ierem 8latt ange5etgten ararter bell
mitteln.
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- 8. g., Maii.

9as bette 1lno einfadIte Otittel BEL
beginnenoer grtdltltng lit lno bleibt
oas 0eittel, lpel6es uniere Sorfabren
an1panoten, cine S6tpisfur. Mon
trinft Elm Observation-Disclosures Weittel,
wle 3. 9. 9inoenbliitentee, beige 2i-
monooe ooer einen Shlud guten
9ranntpeiu uno legt ii6 81 8ett,
Bis oie grfaltuns bur6 Ste Horel.
berausgeidtpitt lit. 3u gleider 3eit
ninmt man einen &rduter 9lbfiib-
runsstee. Sn ibrer llntuiiienbeit uno
in ser bertommliden 8eque1nli6feit
greift man 81 grfdItl1ngstabletten,
oie man nidt fennt 4,uo sic getpobns
lid, 1nebr i6aoeu als niiten, ODER man
ldBt iid - 1peil es 10 Mobe lit -
bon einem prominenten Goftor BE.
banoeln. ltriere 8orfubren lino BON
Dem mooernen perfeinerten Sdlpin.
oel perid)ont geblieben, iino geiuno
uno frdftig geblieben uno erreidten
elm bobes sllter.
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E. g., Ga.

Cine neue uSrel1ga Gei" Elm Got
tesfrieoen", lit pabrlid) beute fir sic
frieOloie 8elt mebr ponnoten ols ie.
aber oie beuti9en uSrieoens -Wtader
l1no 2enter Ser G0lfergel6ide glau.
ben gum eroBen Seil nidt eirmal an
8ott uno bauen einen iogenannterl
SrieOen auf Sano. Our 3eit als Die
"Sreuga 0ei" eingefiibrt 1puroe,
berrl6te foit algenein elm felter
@ottesglaube. auh in Ser oamaligen
3eit, beionoers felt oem gerfau Der
furolingilben Monardie, mar iiber
bie Solfer, 1pel6e bon ser bisberigen
Itarten 3entrolgelpolt losgetrennt
maren, infolge oes entfeiielten sSeboe-
meiens 1,no bes SauItredts, Elm Su-
itano allgemeiner sluardie uno mil
ser 8arbarei bereingebrofen. Aue
1tarten glemente bes Itaatliden gu
iantmenlebens befaroen iid in gufs
Ioil,ng unb Bertuiloerung. lleberall
berridte robe 8iafiir, gfa,lb uno
Ntor6, Elm &rieg aller sesen aue. sc.
tpalt eing Dor 8edt (pie beute). Ero-
Zig griff ieoer 5ur Selbitbilfe, ,lnb
in ben blutisen &dmpfen, ipelde oie
@roBen unter iib ausfo6ten, nruBte
oas niebere Bolf boaig re6t. uno
ifyutlos ieoe llngebiibr 1lno ieoe 2aii
itber fib ergeben lafien. @rinnert 1ie
@egentpart nidt an iene unglidliden
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&c. 8., Nu.

MISUNDERSTANDING, Cremation, lit
bon Der fatboliihen Stride perboten,
neil Ite un9riItlid unb unmeni6li6
lit. Sic tit, 1pie mandes anoere, oos
Die oerbeionil6te, mooerne @elt tut
llno treibt, einfa6 barbarild). @enn
man oie 8el6i6te Ser Meni6beit in
ibren oielen Raiien uno at peri6ie-
oenen 3eitperiooen fonluItiert, finoet
man, oaB Die Site meni9li6er 2ei-
denperbrennung gel6idtliG ausmeis-
bar ME uno nirgenomo urIpriinglid
1lno allgetnein gelpeien lit. Die dItelte
srt Der Sotenbel ltattung lit INNER
1lno iiberall oas 8egrdbnis in ser
groe getpeIen. 8ei alien alten 80l-
fern flingt Die IntInoignng @ottes:
uSlt lollt wieoer CUR groe 5uriidteb-
rem, BON Ser ou genommen Bit" (@en.
3, 19) pleoer. Sour Elm peri6minoen=
ser Sell beiOniider 8olfer buloigte
Der Site oes 2ei6enperbrennen5 uno
au6 nur Elm berlf1pinoenoer Seil Ser
mooernen Seioen perbrennen ibre So
ten. Ser @ottmeni1 Selus gbriltus,
unler 8orbilo in allen1, 1pollte nah
Seinem &reu5estoOe, Seinem menlG-
liden 2eib na6 I'M groengrabe Ri.
ben. l(nler &orper, ser mabreno oes
Sebens Elm bon @ott eri1affener
Sempel oes 81. 8eiites lit, lit nit
alien ieinen 9ltomen uno Dfolefiilen
5ur sluferltebung berl1fen uno 5ur
elpigen 8erfldrung. 9tun lit es pobl
Dabr, OaB audi bel ser 2eidenper-
brennung Die fleiniten n1ateriellen
Seile oes menl6li6en 2eibes ni6t
5erlt0rt, ionOern nur perdnoert 1per-
Seu 1tno Dab es Der Mlmadt Got
tes e6enlo leidt lit, aus perbrannten,
ipie aus oer1pelten Seilen Sen per-
fldrten auferltebungsleib mieoer ber-
5l1Iteuen, aber es lit Die Der 2eihen-
perbrennung llnterliegenoe gottlole
Soee, 1pelhe bie &remation 5l einem
8erbre6en an Der 8iiroe uno So-
belt bes menl6liben &orpers item-
pelt. llno oiele Ssbee beItebt oarin,
Dob nit oem Sobe alles aus lit, oaB
es feinen @ott uno fein Senieits gibt.
Sieie Soee tit gang belonOers BON
ben Sreimaurern aufgegriffen unb
gendbrt porben, mas lebr be5eihneno
it'll Was oa bon BEN mo6ernen &re-
matiiten als 8egriinol,ng fir ibre
menldenuntpiiroige abiidt al.sgese-
ben miro, lit iebr faoenideinig, imo
ole pipdoIogiIden, acknowledgements
lden uno bpsieniiben @riinoe baben
ii6 unter Der 2upe Der Bernunft lnb
Biiienldaft als nidtig unb binfdaia
eripieien. Die gau3e @eididte Der
Berfefter Ger MISUNDERSTANDING
5eigt, bob, trok aller Mnitreng,tngeu
Ole Nenfhbeit oabon riats tpiiien
min, unb bob Dos san5e gottloie Bro.
ieft MUIR Dem Saiie gegen oas gbri-
itentum entiproNen lit.
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men, gleih tpelher Nation, grb0r,,ng
peri6afft, Der ibn I'm feline 5iirbitte
anflebt. l1n0 iollte Dos nidt gerabe
in oieien Sagen bon ltns geibeben,
oa Der 5rieoe Der 8olfer, ia Der Srie-
oe Der @elt, i1 groBerer @efabr lit
6enn ie2 @enn Die 5dapeia aub po-
itii6 ieit langer 3eit neutral lit, 10
oiirfen mir bod Die Idmeiaer @ntboIi-
fen bitten, ltrts als Bunoesgenoiien
an5unebmen i'm Sel6anee fir ben
4aurpf Inn ben Srieoen> Der MIR nit
itntgem Sleben gum 81. 8ruber
&luus belpnbrt 1peroen fann.
N. ~.
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bollfonu11en rambten ltno namenloies
@le,to beraufbeibtporen, biel Srdnen
flieBen lieBen uno nnnennbaren Sants
meridufen, befien Solgen nod Sabr-
aebnte, btelleidbt Snbrbunberte, beIon-
oers fir oas 6eutide Bolf, gu ipiiren
lein ,peroen.
gs lit eeptB eieenartie, baB Ole
Sdnpei5 tpie ein BON oen brnitienoen
&riessnogen unltobter 2eldttl,rm
oen furhtbaren Stiirn1en bon 51pei
groBen 8eltfrieeen trosen fonnte.
0os nt,b iebem eitiidtieen Meniden
at oenfen eeben, beionoers tpenn man
tpeib, tpie oie politii9en uno militia,
ridden 8erbaltniiie i'm Sabre 1910
Itanoen, ols Der III. 8r1loer &laus
feline 9ano ii6tbar i9iisen6 iiber iein
8aterlanb bielt. lln6 tper oa meint,
es bdtte alles 10 fommen niiiien, oas
ein5elne Bolf bat nidts 90 fiir ooer
oagegen t1ln fonnen, Der leugnet Die
Sreibeit oes @inens unb bas gin-
greifen @ottes gum @uten. SOUR ser
&umiiienoe fann beurteilen, OF bas
barte 3eitgeideben cine Strafe fir
Die arnfrieoli6e Weni6beit lit ooer
cine an6ere urlabe bat. Saben bod
oie ansreiferitaaten ebenio leioen
miiiien tpie Die Mngegriffenen, 1penn
aud itbtli6 bem Serausforberer gum
Sample als iidtbarem l1rbeber Elm
oiel barteres Sos beihieoen lit uls
ben iiegenoen Berteioisern. slls ia.
tbolil6e Gbriiten fonnen mir 1tidt
leugnen, oaB Die ,lniibtbare feinoli,
DIE Wa6t 6es Seufels aub binter Die
Ien Oingen iteden muB, tpie ebenio
einleu6tenb lit, baB Elm 8olf tpie oie
S61pei5 bon einem guten @eiIte be-
i6irmt sporoen lit, INN iie Dor Dem
gralriigen 8eroerben 5u betpnbren.
9ieier quite @eiit tpar fir oie
Sbmei5 Ser 81. 8rl1ber &laus, ser
als ser groBe Siirbitter ieines 8ater,
lanoes feline Sein,at Dor bem
Sdlimntiten beipabrt bot. Sie innige
8erebrltng, sic ser Seilise in ieinem
8aterlanoe genieBt uno Sic su linn
itiirnrii6 flebenoen 8eter iino es ge-
pelen ,bie oen &rieg perbiiteten. Sem
ausipru6: Seio einig! Mti9t eu6
Int6t in frernoe Sdnoel! bnt auh in
oieler 3eit sic Staatsntdnner ser
Sd1pei8 beberridbt uno ibrem 2ano
oie gteutralitat erbnlten. Ser Serr
bot, tpie es in Ser Z. 8itte 6es Ba=
terllnIer beiBt, sic Sdnpei5 Dor Dem
llebel betpabrt. Ni6t einoringli6er
fann uns Die gerbeiBung ser einen
Ser aht Seligfeiten Dor Mugen ge=
fitbrt meroen als an 6em 8eilpiel ser
Sdupei5. Selig iinb Die Srieoferti-
gen; oenn iie meroen &inber @ottes
genannt tperben. 0en 8etpabrern oes
Srieoens bot @ott bie groBe @nobe
gegeben, Seine &inoer 5u iein. l1n6
als &inber @ottes 5eigten iid Die
Sdtpei5er I'M eoeliten Gimme gerabe
nah bem &riege, ba in alien rrntlie-
genben 2dn0ern Scot uno @leno Elm
big oabin ME gefanntes NusmoB an-
nabmen. 9iht MIR sic angegriffenen
8oIfer erflrbren oie 2iebe ser &in-
Ser @ottes in 5ablloIen StlfsmaBnab.
men 5uguniten Ser geotleioenoen, BE-
lonoers Ser &inoer, &ranfen uno
8reiie 9ieie bo6ber3ige Silfe lit
ni6t in 5ranfen ooer Collars itoti.
itiId 5ll tperten, % iie bur6 unfon-
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trollierbare adn1le fGoB ltt6 Ser5 gu
Ser3en ging. Shtpei5er sso,irnaliiten
1nb anoere sSntelleft,ielle sparen fur3
nnh 5bluB bes &rieges oie eriten
Suffer fiir cine gerebte @eairtetLung
Der angreifer, Dor aaenl gegen cine
Jog. &ollefttpifn,lo 6es 6e,ttIhen
Bottles utto gegen cine Nrsfiibrling
oes Morgentbauplanes. Aus ben
&in6ern @ottes iprab @ottes Stint.
me, Ser n11r oas Cute min uno Sci
ne Sonne alrfgeben laBt iiber @llte
nnb 8oie, @eredte uno l1ngere6te.
Die &inoer @ottes fannten feinen
SAB, iie iibten ttur 2iebe. 8or mir
lieet Der 8rief eines i6tuei5eriihen
8anfangeitellten, ser mir unb allen
BON Der ariegsfurie beir1geIuhten
Neniben eine Before 3itfunft l1no
@ottes tSegen tpiini6t. Dieien Sdtpei-
ger lernte i6 crit BEL neinem Mufs
entbalte in Ser Sdtpei5 fennen. Bis
babin NOR er mir bolie frento. '@elh
groBe 2iebe, tpel6 5l1periidtlides
@ertrauen uno susleid srobe 8e.
idetoenbeit Der &inoer @ottes ipribt
aus Dem 8riefe elmer ifapei5er Dnne
aus 3iirib, bic 90 tportlt6 fhreibt:
rMoge ser bl. Bruber &laus itets
Siirbitter ietn fir bas arme beutide
8olf, beio1tbers aber all6 fir 1,nier
8olf; benn id glaube, aud mir bit
ten mand}es ab5ubiiBen."
@enn mad iiberitanoenen &riegen
bon oen Sieeerpolfern Die &riegsbel.
ben gefeiert 1peroen, unb bem unbe-
fannten Soloaten in pielen 2dnoern
cine beionbere Berebrung ge5ont
miro, 10 jollte man in ipdteren 3et.
ten in Sen 8iidern Der @elbibte Der
&inoer @ottes geoenfen, Die oen Srie-
ben betpabrten uno &riegsapunoen
frentoer Bolfer beilen balfen. Oem
frieoliebenoen ifJpeiaer Bolf gebiibrt
I'M 8ud Der @eidi6te tpenigitens elm
ebenfo leudtenoes 8ubrnesblatt tpie
oem 8erteioieer oes &rieges.
DAB oie &inber @ottes ibrem Ieib.
lt6en uno geiitigen 8ater, bem FL. |
8rl1oer &laus, nod bem 5ipeiten gro.
Ben Beltfrieg CUR @bre Der Iltdre
nerbalfen, lit nidt mebr als reht
1tno billig. @s lit ser ein5ige groBe
Gusorl1d bes 0unfes fir feline tpun-
Serbare Silfe, Die er ietnem beorGtts-
ten 8aterlanbe burd feline 5iirbitte
BET @ott ertpies. @er 1pie id bas
groBe Slid batte, oieies sSabr inn
Ntai Der SdbresidluBfeier ser Sci
ligipre6ung in Safieln bei1pobnen
ourfte, miro beriteben, tpesbalb ser
Seilige in ieinen 8aterlanoe cine 10
groBe unb tpiiroise 8erebrung ge-
nieBt. llnb oie Sdneiser beten NIT
&edt in Der 2itanei fir ben beiligen
8ruoer &laus folgenbe @orte: v8a-
ter oes gaterlunoes, bite fir 1,ns!"
9te ploblide 1punoerbare Seilung
Der Slngfrau bon &lagenfnrt in
SeIterrei6 am Gage ser &anoniIation
oes Seiligen 6l1rb oen Seiligen Ba-
ter 8ius XII. i'm Beters6om 81. gont
5eigt oeutli6, oaB Die Berebrung 6es
FL. 8r1ber &laus nidt nur oen @lau>
bensgenohen ieiner Seinrat 5rgute
fonrmt. 8enn ct in ser Shtueis
ihon ieit Sabrbunberten Ielbitper.
ltanolide grobe gerebrung senoB, 10
benefit Die 1punoerbare Seilung am
Seiliglpredungstoge, oaB er allen 6e-
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u. a., isis.

Cine groBe sln5abl religi0ier uno
tpeltli6er @ebrdl1fe baben iid our6
oiele Sabrbunoerte bis auf oen bel1=
tigen Gag in alien 2dnbern ser @elt
erbalten. gu ben neuern religioien
Siterfeierl1 9ebort sic Siteripaufabrt
5u oem Hielenfrer5 norOlid) bon 81
BaIo, Seras. Sort glisert auf Oem
4576 SUP boben &amm ser Sierra
'oe GbriIto Hep i'm Sonnenlift Elm
Rieienfreu5 nit Ser Gbriltusfigur
aus 1peiBem Sanoitein, ieine Irme
ausgebreitet, als iegne Gr sic 8elt
su Seinen SuBen. Im Sitertnge
flettern Sunoerte 1mo Saulenoe BON
9e1uobnern aus oen fleinen 8ergperts
neitern Ser engern 1tno peitern llm=
gebung auf belhmerlt6en 8faoen an
BEN Stationen bes &reu5es porbei
sur Sierra oe Gbriito 8ep, tim Dor
Ser Gbriitl,sitatue gum @ebet nieoers
5ufnien.
8abreno i'm atbeiIttlden So1piet-
itaat Dos gldubige ruiiii6e Solf an
Dem feierliden 8ottesoienIt berbin-
oert miro, feiern Die ruiliId-amerifa-
nil6en 8etpobner bon Glaremont,
Jeep Samplbire, oen SItertag auf Ell
genartige 8eiie. Die Seierli6feiten
Beginner ihon INN 11.3O l1br abenos
porm 5eit. Cine mitternd6tli6e Bros
5eiiion biloet iid, geleitet bon einem
ErieIter in mdr6enbaftem 8etpano,
ser iiber ieinem Saupte oie Ia6bil-
oung zines Sarges tr6gt, in Dem ser
Seilano rl1bt. Sinter linn marI6ieren
sic &irdensIeltelten nit &reu5en unb
Sfonen, folgt Der Gbor nit brennen-
oen &er5en uno ~Gbrilt lit erItanben"
iingenb, pdbreno oie @emetnoe sen
@bi6luB bes 3uges biloet. gea6 lang.
iomem Gang burh oie SauptitraBen,
febren Die anod6tigen Dor Sen Gin.
gong bes @ottesbauies 5llriid, mo ser
gbor 11no Die @emeinoe unter freiem
Sinmel oas Intipbon lingen. SdlieB.
lid meroen &iiiie ausgetauift, uno
oie Intpeleltben treten in Die Stride
ein, mo Die Seier beenoet miro. Ser
langen &ir9en5eremonie folgt ser &C.
leaige Geil am Sitertag NIT Dfuiif,
See aus oem Samolpar, beimatli6enl
@ebad, Srudt unO &dlefonfeft. -
Sebr einorudsbou seltalten iid sic
Sitergottesoienite Ser slmerifuner
polniider Ibfunft, 1pie 3. g. in 8uf-
falo, sc. g., ooer in &orona, SSla. Die
&inoer trogen 8lllmenforbe in oie
Stride, auf baB ber Brieiter lie ieg-
ne. - SSn bem tatbolilden &ir6en-
iabre lit bas SIterfelt Oas SauptfeIt
oes gan5en &ir6eniabres. Sdon I'M
sllten 8unoe tparo Dos SiterfeIt ge.
feiert gum Oanf fir sic 8efreil,ng
ser Ssraeliten aus Ser agDptii6en
8efangenidaft uno insbeionoere oa-
Tiir, ooB Ser @iirgengel an sen NIT
oenl 9lute oes Slterlammes be5eid-
neten Siiren poriibergegangen mar
lno sic israelitilhen Sobne peridont
Butte. 0as 5eit bieB oesbalb uno IN
Der &ir6enlpra6e beute nod Yalha,
ouS beiBt Goriibergang. 8ir oenfe.,
oubei on Die 8efreiung aus ser Sfla-
uerei Der Siinoe our6 oo5 8lut
Sbrilti.
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ST. O., 81. -

Sic m0dten 5en @runo erfabren.
ipesbalb &r1uterbeilnrittel ben mime
ralii6en bor5u5ieben iino. Ser @runb
Iiegt oarin, bob Die &rduter Die Ri.
tolen @lemente, 8itamina genannt,
entbalten, mel6e einem franfen 40r,
per 5ur @eiunSung l,nb gum @ieber-
aufbau not1uen6ig itno. Bflan3eni6fte
aiiimilieren iih benz @ute oes Nens
iden gerabe in Ser ri6tigen Wenge,
alm Ben gepoaten @eiunbungspro3eB
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-14

Einfuhrungs-Angebot
II Unxen Flaschs ftir nur 81 90 portefrei
ins Haus gelfefert.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-03
IN MEMORY

In loving memory OF Mrs.
Eloise Davis Ralph, who departed
this life one year ago, March 8,
1943.
Just a year ago, dear Eloise
You were called away to rest
Leaving hearts so empty, broken
Hearts of those who loved you
best.
Life for us, seemed suddenly
ended
Nothing could ever be the same
But a voice keeps whispering
gently
Our great loss was just your
gain.
The memories of your faye and
courage
Was all that gave us any cheer
Fresh as day those memories
linger
Tho you've been gone from us
a year.
From this world of pain and
sorrow
God called you home with
Saints to rest
Your life and influence still is
guiding
The steps of those who loved
you best.
Still undiscerned are Gods mo-
tives
Why do we question when He
knows best?
He needed an angel in heaven
That why He called you home
to rest.
know you're waiting for your
loved ones
Some day you'll greet us one
by one
And we'll look toward that re-
union
When our work on earth is
done.
Sadly missed by
MOTHER, HUSBAND, SONS
SISTER AND BROTHERS
Written by brother, Glenn C.
Davis, formerly of Caldwell,
but now at 923-11th st. NV,
Canton.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-03
PLEASANT VALLEY

PLEASANT VALLEY - Clara
Gordon spent last Tuesday at
the home of Sarah Cant.
Lou Archer spent Tuesday at
the home of Sula Snyder.
Martha Archer called on Ly-
dla Cant Tuesday evening.
Sula Snyder called on Lucy
Bates Wednesday evening.
Junior Snyder and family
spent last Wednesday evening at
the home of Marcus Cant. The
men attended the basketball
game at Caldwell.
Delbert Miller and family at
tended basketball game at
Caldwell last week.
w. T. Hague, Shelby Green
and son, Jack, were business
callers in Caldwell Saturday.
w. T. Hague and Dorothy
Forshey visited Ernest Davis
and wife, Sunday.
Charles Miller and Delbert
Miller and family visited with
friends in GAINESVILLE Sunday.
Martha Archer and son, Ker-
NIT, called at the home of w. 7.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-03
OBITUARY

Frank Grin Radcliffe, son of
David w. and Gertha Tilton Rad
cliff, was born January %, 1916,
at Caldwell, Ohio, and departed
this life at the home in Caldwell,
February IL, 1949, at the age of
SO years and IA days.
Frank grew up in Caldwell and
attended the Caldwell schools,
graduating from the high school
with the class of 1882.
Early in life he became a mem
Der of the First Presbyterian
church and as long as his health
permitted was active in the work
of the church.
On January II, 1912, he was
united in marriage to Dortha
Reed, of Renrock, Ohio.
For several years, prior to six
and one-half years illness, he was
associated with the Murphy fu-
neral home.
He was preceded in death by
his father and a brother, Charles.
Surviving are his wife, Dortha,
his mother and the following
brothers and sisters: Margery
Sears, Ford, Carl, Mary and Will
lard Radcliff. Also many other
relatives and a host of friends.
Funeral services were held on
Tuesday, February IS, from the
First Presbyterian church with
Rev. George S. Wilson, Imperial,
Pa, and Rev. D. H. Funk, Off
ciating. Interment was made in
the Dudley cemetery by the Muir
ply funeral home.
'Not now, but in the coming
years.
It may be in a better land
Well reap the meaning of our
tears
And there, sometime, We'll
understand.
God knows the Way,-He holds
the key
He guides us with unerring hand
Sometime, with fearless eyes
we'll see
Yes, up there,-up there
We'll understand"
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-03

earthly pleasure, or position, or
state Of life and attaining it, you
suddenly begin to feel the tre-
mendous disproportion between
the ideal you imagined and the
reality you possess.
Having discovered why you
are disappointed, you take the
next step of trying to avoid dis
appointments entirely. You ask
yourself: What do / desire above
all things?" You want perfect
life, and perfect truth, and per-
feet love. Nothing short of the
Infinite satisfies you and to
ask you to be satisfied with less
would be to destroy your nature.
And why do you want Life,
Truth, Love, unless you were
made for them? If you are to
tlnd the source of Life, Truth and
Love, you must go out to life
that is not mingled with it's
shadow, death; to Truth not
mingled with its shadow, error;
and to a Love not mingled with
its shadow, hate. You go out to
something that is Pure Life, Pure
Truth, Pure Love, and that is
the definition of God.
You were made for perfect
happiness. That is your purpose.
No wonder everything short of
God disappoints you.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-03
ARE YOU HAPPYq

Are you perfectly happy? Or
are you still looking for happi-
ness? There can be no doubt that
at one time or another in your
life you attained that which
you believed would make YOU
happy. When you got what YOU
wanted, were you happy? Per-
haps it was marriage you thought
which would bring you perfect
happiness. Even though it did
bring a measure of happiness,
you admit that you now take
your companions love for grant
ed, One is never thirsty at the
border of the well.
The fact is: you want to be
perfectly happy, but you are not.
Your life IS series of disap-
pointments, shocks and disillu-
sionments. How have you reacted
to your disappointments? Either
you became cynical or else YOU
became religious. If you became
cynical, you blamed things,
rather than yourself. If you were
married you said: eff / had an
other husband, or another wife,
I would be happy" Or you said:
If l had another job :" ~; or
IF 1 visited another night
club :. :" No wonder you are
never happy. You are chasing
mlrages until death overtakes
you. But cynicism didn't work
because in seeking pleasures you
missed the joys of life. Pleasures
are OF the body; joy is of the
mind and heart. Have you ever
noticed that as your desire for
pleasure increased, the satisfac-
ton from the pleasure decreas-
ed? You become disappointed
because looking forward to some