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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-28
Homesieading Bill
For Alaska 0kehed

WASHINGTON. May 20 R -
The House Public Lands committee
has approved bill aimed at stim-
ulating homesteading in Alaska.
Under it. the Departments of In
terror and Agriculture would assist
homesteaders with loans and
through development of specified
areas.
Homesteads up to 1850 acres in
size would te permitted.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-28
LIONS, RoTARIANS
IN JOINT MEETING

Lions and Rotarians will call a
halt to perennial good-natured
feuding Tuesday and hold a joint
noon luncheon meeting at the
Baranof.
Cause for the unprecedented
determination is the Memorial Day
holiday on Monday, regular meet
ing date for the Lions Club. Ro-
tarians agreed to the joint meeting
on their meeting date.
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MADDOX D0CkED IN
JUNEAU LAST NIGHT;
REMAINS TWO DAYS

IMdQuON.
The Maddox arrived in Juneau
docked at the government dock
smartly. at 8 p. m. Friday. Eight
O'Clock last night was the ships
scheduled arrival time.
Somewhere along the line the
little matter of Greenwich Time
Zebra in navy code-was eliminated
or skipped or misunderstood, and
the news and radio announced last
night that the ship was expected in
Juneau at am. Saturday (today)
Though officers aboard the Mad
dox might have wondered about the
absence of greeting committees
or brass bands they understand
what happened.
Aboard the destroyer with its
complement of % officers and 300
enlisted men is Comdr. M. L. Nc
Cullough, USN, commander of Des-
troyer Division 3d.
Commanding the Mad dox is
Comdr. c. E. Mott, USN. The ship
will remain in Juneau until day.
break Monday morning.
Visiting Hours
Visitors may call aboard the
Maddox between the hours of 10
am. and pm. today and Sunday.
The USS Maddox is on two
weeks naval training cruise from
Seattle to Alaska and return to Sc
attic from where it will continue
to its base in San Diego on June 4.
Enroute to Juneau the ship was
in Nanaimo, British Columbia, May
% and Oath to participate in the
towns Jubilee Celebration in honor
of the Tooth anniversary of discov-
cry of coal on Vancouver Island, the
18th anniversary of the incorpora-
ton of the town Of Nanaimo and
the celebration Of Empire Day.
Personnel
Among the personnel of the Mad
dox, 10 of the % officers are in
the regular navy, IL are naval re-
serve officers. OF the 300 enlisted
men, 200 are regular navy men and
100 are in the US Naval Reserve,
Reserves aboard the ship are
from the 9th and 18th Naval Dis
tricts, principally from the North
west.
The Maddox, sleek and graceful
as a greyhound to quote an officer
who is pretty proud of his ship, is
1900 tons, 375-feet long and capable
of a speed of 80 knots.
Lit. Comdr. Chris" Christensen,
USNR, OF Seattle, was pilot OF the
ship through the inside passage to
Juneau.
Sailing along with the Maddox as
far as Ketchikan was the USS
Moore, also of Destroyer Division 90.
The Moore will remain in Ketchi-
kan until Monday and the two
ships will meet off Dixon Entrance
and travel south by the outside
route.
Monte Snow, Civilian
Only civilian aboard the ship is
a Juneau pioneer, Monte Snow, now
on the editorial staff of the Seattle
Post Intelligencer. Snow, brother
of Postmaster Crystal Snow JENNIE,
is visiting his sister and his son,
Joe Snow, with the VA in Juneau,
! well known baseball player, and will
return to Seattle aboard the Mad
dOx... s, .ssss &
Confnlander Mott, while in Ju-
neau. is renewing friendship with
Douglas Gray, classmate of his
at the US Naval Academy
Among reserve officers aboard the
U. S. Maddox are; Paul v. .Carvell
Billings, Montana; Robert o. Cros-
key, Portland, Ore; William D.
Honey. Tillamook. Ore; Tracy K
King, Ellensburg. WASH; Harold C
Nelson, Portland. Ore; James w
Petit, Jr., Portland, Ore; Robert J.
Preble, Aberdeen, Wash; Ira w
Rimel, Pasco. WASH; John B
Sproull, Portland. Ore; Glenn O.
Malleny, Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-28
JUNEAU BASEBALL
STARS MEET NAVY:
GAME ON SUNDAY

Maybe they can't run as fast on
the bases as their ship can travel
in the bounding sea--maybe they
can't hit as hard as their five inch
guns, but it is safe to say the
Juneau All-Star baseball team will
know it has been in a cattle tomor-
row afternoon when the U.S.S.
Maddox players leave the field AL
though their regular fleet team is
not here a number of the players
OF the team form the nucleus OF
the nine that will appear here
tomorrow.
And what they may lack in team
experience will be more than made
ur by the old Navy spirit. The
game will start at 2:30 O'Clock in
Firemen's Park, and a good sized
Navy roofing section will be on
hand to back up their team.
The teams will line up as follows:
U.S.S. MADDOX JUNEAU
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-28

HONOLULU. May 28.-R-Forty
husky dairy farm hands began un-
loading cattle feed yesterday from
the strikebound freighter Hawaiian
Citizen.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-28
WILLIAMS TO wRANGELL

Acting Governor Lew M. Williams
had nothing but fishing on his
mind when he left for Wrangell, to
spend the holiday weekend at his
favorite sport. He plans To return
Tuesday.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-28

Navy substituJes-Gualco Geer,
Eurris, Huey, Brown, Meadows,
Dean, Donovan, Mckay, Kugelberg.
Gilmore, Trosclair and Main.
The club is under the manage
ment of Ems. Bruce Keener, U.S.N.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-28
FROM PETERSBURG

Clarence Walters and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob dinner Of Petersburg are
at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-28
FROM MTLAKATLA

Charles A. Ryan and Walter Wes-
ley of Metlakatla are registered at
the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-28

There win Re no publica-
ton of the Empire on Mon
day, Memorial Day. but any
important news events viii
be bulletined.
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B ULLE / | n 5

NEW YORK - Major security
and commodity exchanges today
began their summer schedules when
most of them close on Saturdays
through September "a.
PORTMARNOCK, Ireland = Sam
McCready of Ireland won the
British Amateur Golf Champion
ship today by defeating Willie
Turnesa of Elmsford, NY, 2 and
l in the 36-hole final.
WASHINGTON - President Tru-
man is cruising today aboard the
Presidential yacht Williamsburg.
WASHINGTON = President Tru-
man has signed legislation authoriz-
ing sale of less than one acre of
lsnd to the Russian Orthodox
church of South Naknek, Alaska.
WA0k11N1A ON--0Otu HOUSES OF
Congress are in recess until Tues
Gay for the Memorial weekend.
DETROIT-Ford and union ne
gotiators have been In almost con-
tinuous session all through the
night and early morning hours.
From time to time during the night,
the negotiators let it be known that
they were very close to agreement
which would end the 23-day-old
strike.
MANILA-A Chinese Communist
broadcast heard today said 10000
Nationalist had been captured in
the Shanghai campaign. The Reds
also claimed that two Nationalist
warships were sunk and seven
damaged in the Shanghai fighting
May %.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-28
FROM TANANA

Registering yesterday. at the
Baranof from Tanana were Blanche
E. Stevens and Hilda c. Toner.
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FROM KETCHIKAN

C. D. Tandy Of Ketchikan is at
the Baranof.
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Oas 9ro6e Seto
(Ins giidJof &epplers Sud- r2ci=
bensIduleD

9tun lit es apieoer oa. Sd obnte,
oaB es fomme. Sd b0rte aus Ser
6erne oes S6iflals ebernen S6ritt
Sdon ieit einiger 3eit fiinoete ser
9rud auf bem Ser5en @etteritllr5.
9onn arf einlnal brad es berein
mie Sturnflut, 1pie brauienoe @aiier.
falle, tpie 5iinoenoes @elpitter uno
perbeerenoer Sagelidlag.
9eod pa11ft ser 8poen unter mel,
men 5iiBen. Wein gan5es 2eben iii
pie aus ben Sugen geeaneen; tpie
in oen gooen geltampft, mas ib &C.
orbeitet 1lno geplant. ltmrllngen ia.
ben mid SoOesluebe1l, Strolne oes
llnbeils i6reden mid, bes Sotenrei-
Dies Aualen balten midi uml1ll,n.
gen (Ei. II, 81.
Sic ounfellte @internad)t lit bell
i'm Serglei6 nit ser SinIternis, in
Die oos ltngliid iib uno ieine Spfer
biiat. Na6t INN mid, iiber mir, in
mir. Gas bunfelIte 9unfel in mir,
10 oaB mir Dor mir ielber grart.
8ie in tiefem 4bgrllno irre i6 um=
ber gleid einem 8etrlnfenen, unfG-
big, 5u geben, nod unfdbiger, 5u
ruben. SIM eigenen Snnern slnfl0-
Jung aller Sroul1ng. Die &r6fte ber-
lagen ben 0ienlt; ser 8il1e l6Bt sic
3igel am 8ooen idleifen; bas Den-
fen pie eingefroren; bas Sun pie
gelabmt. 2eib unb Seele iino iid ge-
genIeitig 5ur 2ait mie elm gbepaar,
bas iid ideioen laiien min.
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5elbitbeherrihune
8un P. Seb. npn Der, o. S. B

Wean er5dblt bon Dem letten me-
1ifaniiden &a5ifen @ltotino5in, Ell
lei bon ben solosierisen ipanii6en
groberern neben ieinem Winiiter aui
gliibetbe &oblen gebettet tporoen;
ober als bieier Dor Shmer5en i6rie
nnb iammerte, babe ser &aiier rubie
gu linn geIagt: ~Sieb Der! Siege idJ
oenn ul1f GoIen9"
linn iid in leiner fiirltli6en 8iirOe
nihts 5u pergeben, beberrl6te uno
iibertpano er BEN fur6tbaren S1mer5.
Dos lit Starflnut uno Seelengr0Be.
Serriden beiBt Sberbobeit unb
@etpalt ausiiben. gs berri6t ser So
bere iiber oen gfieoeren, Ser Starfe
iiber ben Sbpa6en, Ser 8eiIt iiber
Die Weaterie. @enn es alio &raft uno
Beritano unb @inen porousieet, iiber
anoere au berriden, 10. lit es bod ct
mas 8r0Beres, ii9 lelblt 5u beberr-
l6en. Ser Wenid lit elm Mifrofos-
mos, cine @elt, Elm Staat fir ii1,
nno lein 2eben miro fir iid ielbit
nno Die 8emeiniamfeit niibli6, in
ii6 beroienitli6 unb gliidli6 iein,
menn er IN bielem Heide gu berr-
l6en, alle ieine &rGfte elmer groBer
nno mabren Soee au 1lnteriperfen, iie
auf elm bobes, bielleift erit in Ser
Gapigfeit iid erfiiuenoes 3iel bin5u-
ridten meiB.
gtapoleon berrid]te in europa uno
ipielte nit beilen &onigreiden; ober
er fonnte iih ielbit 10 ipenig bemei-
tern, bob er ni6t tpuBte, mas er
i'm Sab5orn tat. gleranber unter-
mari iib cine balbe Welt, aber er er.
mor6ete i'm gfauld ieinen beften
Greuno. 8iele ngroBe" M6nmer tpa.
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lides, intereiiiertes @eiidt uno be.
berri6eit oeine ltngeouIO: tpieoer elm
Sieg iiber oid ielbIt.
Sir ieoermann gibt es, ie nad)
temperament, geeiguneen, 2ebens-
oerbaltniiien, beionoere 8elegenbei.
ten, ii6 5l1 iiberipinben.
He6ne aub oeine religioien Ser.
pfli6tungen bierber. gs mag bi6
cine lleberipinoung foiten, oi6 friib
5u erbeben, bel raubem @etter 5ur
Stride 81 geben, in Der langen &eibe
am 8eidtituble 5u Iteben 1lin. Soer
Die ginbaltune Ser freitdgliden sb-
| Ittnen5 foitet bid l1eber1pinoung. Der
beitanoige &f gegen Die 3eritreu-
nng, Die Wiibe, iih pieoer 5u iam-
meln, Ser Druid ieelilder 9lbipon-
nung, tuenn man beten mobte: ollc5
foitet lleberipinoung.
Sour eitt feiter @laube l,no cine
e6te 5rommigfeit iiberpinoen sic
S6mer5en ser &ranfbeit, Die Miioig.
fett oes &orpers ODER sic Suolen
leeliIfer 2eioen uno Ieiten oen gIid
auf oas &reua 1lno in finblidem Ser
trauen gum bimmliiden Sater en-
por. Sn Der ergebung gegen 8ott
feiert oie el6Itbeberrlbung Sen bod
| item Sriumpb.
9te Selbitiibertpinoung lit oIIo Ell
ne S6ule Ser Gollfommenbeit, uno
1pte man in ser S6ule Die l6tpie=
rigIten aufsaben am feiteIten onpofs
fen ioa, 10 miiiien mir in iener gero-
De oas ms 9luge faiien uno oufs
&orn nebmen, mas unIerer Natur
am ihDerlten anfomnt.
9as fiibrt oireft 5ur SelbItper-
leugnung, oie ser g0ttliGe 2ebrmei-
tier bon Seinen S6iilern perlangt.
user iein 2eben", D., iein natiirIibes
|ltnnll6eS 2e6en, rbaBt in oieier
@elt", Ous beiBt, feline iiinobafte, ME
oere gtatur 1pie einen sSeino beban-
BELT, ~oer miro es gu etpigem 2e6en
belpabren" (Sob. -, 25). Sid IeIbIt
perleugnen beiBt: Inipriife, sic I'm.
iere natiirli6en Neigungen an oas
Seben MAIDEN, nidt anerfennen, lie
5urlidpeilen uno 5ertreten, ipenn rno
tnlopeit lie uns an ser grreih1lng
lnieres episen 3ieles binoern. gS
betBt "8ottes Sartei gegen llns ielbit
ergreifen".
~auf BEN 8egen 8ottes," lost ser
lei. Sbomas bon &empen, rl6reitet
man nur in Dem MoBe poran, ais
man iid lelbit @etpolt antllt." 0ieie
gerleugnllng ieiner ielblt lit iibrigens
nift nur cine Bripatla6e ser See.e
NIT 8ott, tie fommt aud] Ser aQge-
meinbett 5ugute. Meni6en, bie iid
lelblt iiberluinoen, iin6 ielbitlos uno
oienen Inn 10 freier ser 8emeinlam-
felt. Sic iino Die gr0Bten @c5ltGter
Der WenI6en, neil lie ni6t lid ieIbit
lu6en, ionoern ibre eigenen sSnter.
elfen aus 2iebe 5u @ott uno benz
gta6Iten opfern, I'M iie oent 9Sobl
oes 8an5en unter5uoronen. Die @elt
perodtet bic driitli6en Sugenoen ser
Sanftnut, Oemut uno SelbItperleug-
nung, 1rno ood iino iie Ser 8eg, unS
5tpor Der ein5ig iidere 8es, 5ur Serr.
|l6aft ii6er iib ielbIt.
Nlr Ser miro lid bollfommen uno
5u epigem Seben beiiten, ser orf al
les, mas nidt 8ottes lit, per5idtet.
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den tpiirbe." Sft geniigt oieie ei,t-
fade 8emerfung fluger gltern, einer
iitngen Meniden bon Der bdBlihen
8eurteilune bes gtebenmenihen fir
inmer 81 beilen.
8ei Der Seranbilbung bon il,ngen
Mdoden miro oie iorgiame Wsutter
oarauf gu adten baben, iie 5u leb-
rem, ale Die aarten, feinen Muimerf-
iamfeiten 81 beobadten, tpeIde sic
Sugeno bem sitter, 1tamentli6 Sen
gltern, @roBeltern, @eiitli1en uno
2ebrern iduloet.. 8te tpobltueno nu-
tet es an, apenn iunge 2eute 3. g.
in Der Stride ibren beqlemen &nie.
ooer Sitplas in liebenstpiiroiger
Beiie elmer alten Yerion abtreten,
aud ipenn oielelbe aus oen nieoerer
Stanben lit. vDu ioait Die Gerion
,, oes @reiies ebren." Sber tpenn
| in Der iiberfiillten StraBenbabn, in
Der nod cine dltere Srou i'm Iesten
ausenblid oor Ser abfobrt binei1,.
lgeidoben miro, lif iofort Elm iunges
Belen erbebt 1no ben @roBmiitter-
den, tpie gang ielbitperItdnoIid, iei.
nen Blas iiberldBt.
Hiidiidtnabme auf sic @ebreden
unierer Nebenmeniben gebort oud
in 0as aapitel vTaftgefiibl". 8eions
oers i'm Gerfebr nit Dem gllter leb.
re mon oie Suseno i6oneno uno lie
bepoa 51 iein. @m beiten fonnen
mir lnier 3artsefiibl inn Gerfebr nit
Seioenoen erproben. Ser 2eibenoe iii
| 10 iebr ser 9ie6e beoiirftig, uno iebe,
au6 oie fleinite &iidliht freut 1no
erbebt ibn; aber tpie leidt fiiblt er
ltd oft berlett ourd irgenonel6e un-
iiberlegte Saftloitgfeit!
Nob zines modte i6 ertpGbnen
oil berfebrit 3. g. in elmer Sarnilie,
Die uobl auf slei6er geieai6aftlider
8iloung ltno Stell1ng NIT Ser oei-
nigen ltebt, Die es a6er in ibren pc
funiaren Serbaltniien sir abioIut
nibt nadtun fann. 9o tpGre es oenn
geiDiB taftlos, iDenn ou bon al Sen
5reuoen uno Dem 2urus, SEN ou sir
gonnen fannit uno ser oi1 umgibt,
bort INNER tpieoer er5ablen uno So
nit prablen tpiiroelt; permeioe bas
! 10 biel pie nur INNER moglif; lll=
fe Dielmebr alles 5u beipunoern, mos
ou bel oeinen unbemittelten 8efann-
ten id0n finbeit. @ie ipobl oies oen
Betreffenoen tut, fann n1r Ser er.
meiien, ben oas 2eben forttpGbrenS
5u gntbebrungen 5apingt. @ott Der
8err teilt Seine @aben 10 neridie.
oen aus; ben einen gibt Or &ei9,
tllm uno 1uBere @liidsgiiter, anoe.
re entbebren bas alles p0llig, iinb
laber oft nit idonen Salenten unO
5abigfeiten begabt poroen, oie it,
men oas 2eben perIfonern. @liifli6
Der Menid, Der friib oa5u angelei,
tet purbe, nidt nur Mitleio, jon
bern au6 Weitfreuoe Sen Nebenmen.
lden fiiblen 81, laiien unb Tie ibnl
treuber5ig 81 drBern; oreinal gIiid=
lid, ner @ottes @ebot: u9einen
Ndditen aber iouIt bu Iieben tpie
Did ielbit!" INNER pollfommener 5u
erfiiuen Itrebt, er miro nidt Ieidt
gegen 3artgefiibl uno Saft per-
| IitoBen.
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lags.@S68 ags. 8&SSB&SAl

balten.
8enn irgenO cine 6Gbigfeit ODER
&unit oer uebung bebarf, 10 gelpiB
ole SelbItbeberri6ung. Die Sting
fimpfer 1,nb Ifrobaten iibe,t ii6;
audi sic Sportiugeno ipeiB, ooB es
beitanoiser Sdulune bes &orpers
|uno ser Starfung Der Wfusfeln be-
oarI, Tim i'm 8ettfampf mitrennen
uno mitringen 81 fonnen.
I'm ltb eon5 in bie @etpalt su BE-
fommen, beoarf es tdeli6er, piel-
|fa6er Selbl bltiiber,pinbung in ser ab<
totung Der 2eioenI6aften, 1pie in 8e-
|iiesune Der Srdebeit. Mit ieoem Sic
|ge tpdfIt Die araft; 10 oft mir na6-
laiien, eritarft Der 8egner. - 9ie
5elbltiiberninoung periast ii6 ri6t
MIR oas goie, iie muB 5utpeiIen ou6
in Der ausiibung oes @uten bie Be-
ibranfung iiben. llno bas faut uns
belonoers i6mer, penn mir aus bo=
beren &iidit6ten uns ge5pungen le-
ben, aud quite @erfe 5u unterlallen,
uns elmer liebgetponnenen 2iebestd=
tigfeit, Dem @intreten fir anoere,
Dem DtitDirfen bel 9emeinniisigem
8erfe, 81 entbalten. gtid)t minoer
bort lit es, Oes offentliden 8obles
Degen ieine prioaten gllten 8erfe un=
terlaiien ooer ibnen cine anOere &iG-
tung ge6en 81 lniiilen.
sln 9elegenbeiten, iid] ielbit 5u
iiberpinoen, miro es ME feblen. Sic
begleiten 1lns ourd) oas 2eben. Die
treue, ltnermiiolide Singobe an I'M
iere 8erufsar6eiten bringt tdgli6
neue ooer in ibrer einformigen 8ie-
oerbolung aufreibenbe @elegenbeiten,
lniere entgegenitreb Heigun-
gen su iibertpinben. Die ginbaltung
Der Sngesoronung grtragung ser
Witterung, f0rperlider ooer ieelii6er
Gerltimmungen lit cine beitGnOige
Selbit5ubt. ltnannebmlidfeiten nit
oen 9ienitboten, nit @eIdaftsleuten,
Sanotperfern, MtiBerfolge, Gerluite,
Iergerli6feiten, betriibenbe Gor-
fommniiie in ser 5anilie - aues
oas uno piele5 anoere Iteat bobe uno
unaufborlide anforoerunsen an un=
iere SelbI Itbeberri6ung.
Du iuiult mdBig einfa6 uno baus-
lid leben, aber oa fomn1en quite
5reunoe, leidtlebige 8efannte, &a=
meraoen 11no &ollegen ooer mobl gar
8orgeiette uno loden oi6 binaus.
Stanoesgenoiien uno quite 8efannte
perfiigen ii6er rei6ere Miittel, uno
ou muBt oid) einidrdnfen iouit III
men often erfldren, oaB ou Oies ooer
ienes nidt mitma6en fannlt. gs lit
oft ni6t leidt, unieren gllten uno
peritdnoigen @rl1nb- uno Goridten
treu au bleiben. gS foItet Selbltiiber-
minoung!
0u bait notiirli6en @is ODER elm
ldorfes llrteil, aber sic 9tiidlidt arf
oeine l1mgebung, auf gn= ooer slb=
meienoe, empfinolibe Sbren uno 5ar-
te @enliiter rat sir, einen barmloien
Sder5, elm treffenoes 8ort, eine iar-
faitilhe 8emerfung 5lt unteroriiden.
Sue es, un0 ou ipirit es ni6t be-
reuen!
9n bait gile ooer glaubIt beine
3eit n0tiger 81 ba6en, aber bie S0f-
lihfeit peranlaBt bid, eine lange
llnb Ianstpeilise @eididte mitan5u-
b0ren.
Du iiteit, ipie man 5l iagen pflegt,
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Gines Cages =,

Gincs Cages tperb' id) ipiebcr ,pan.
bern,
mo bic alten, erniten Giden rani6en,
nnb id tperbe, tiefersriffen, itebem
nnb bem Sang aus ibren 3meisen
lauIden.
Gines Sages tperb' id) iuieSer ipan.
bern,
mo- bic idmerem, solbnen Salme mo.
'3en,
mo Der blinbe Sdnitter FROZEN Ser.
sens
ietne Senie idipingt in iueitem 80"
gen.
Gines Sases tuerb' id) ipieber tpan'
bern,
tuo bic idtueren GiienbGmmer iingen,
mo iidJ tauienb !6dnbe tpillie regen
itannensmert in mGd)tigem Boil.
brinsen.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-05

Aber iollte, eff id tpanbern f6nnte,
mir Der bleidJe &nudenmann beges.
eines Cages iuerb' idJ bennudJ tpans
nnb als 8eiit bas 2anb Der Batter
Icgnen.
Henry F. Urban
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-03-25
COULDN'T LOSE

When company's ace salesman
was transferred from New York to
Chicago, his boss sent along letter
explaining that while he was the
company's best salesman, he had
one serious vice-gambling.
When he arrived, his new boss
said, Young man, I'm sorry to
hear that you like to gamble. What
do you bet on?"
"Anything," answered the sales
man. For instance. I'll bet you SIS
that you have mole on your right
shoulder
"I'n take that bet," said the sales
manager and peeled off his coat and
shirt. The salesman paid off, and
his new boss wrote New York about
the incident boasting that he had
already taught the young man a
lesson.
In few days he received this re-
ply: HE wins again. Before he left
he bet me 5000 that he would have
the shirt off your back five minutes
after he met you"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-03-25
KEEPING HEALTHY
Lame Back
BY Dr.. james w. Barton

IN FORMER days when a patient
complained of a lame back, he
was either advised to rest until the
pain disappeared or to try to work
the pain out" by exercise. Both
these methods of treatment often
resulted in a permanently stiff or
poker back.
Today, a patient with a lame
back is questioned as to how and
when the pain first came on-wheth-
err at rest, working or exercising,
whether pain increases with exer-
else or increases when the patient
is at rest. Generally, in the great
majority of cases, if pain increases
when at rest, infection is present
from the teeth, tonsils, gums, ST.
muses., gall bladder or large intes-
tine. If pain is increased by exer-
else or standing on the feet, it is
caused by the injury or faulty stand
ing or sitting, which causes pres
sure on the nerves of the spine.
While the salicylate drugs are
used to al!ay pain and relax
muscles, whether the pain is due
to infection (rheumatism, arth-
ritis) or to injury. physical