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Evening star., 1950-12-10

FLYING between home and college both time and
money!, Ann Clark Colorado College student from
Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Shown here visiting the famed
Broadmoor Hotel at Colorado Springs, Ann adds, Fl
enjoy the comfort, convenience of travelling by plane
Evening star., 1950-12-10
30@ANNivERsARY YEAR

More and more people are now flying
to winter vacation resorts. It's only a
few hours by swift, comfortable air
transports to sunny southland
beaches or snow Fairgrounds. Busi-
ness travellers, too, are using the air
plane increasingly to save valuable
time and money. They have found
that new operations techniques...
and the new high-altitude air trans
ports make possible dependable,
on-schedule flights at all seasons of
the year. When you figure there are
no tips, no extras, no expensive meals
en- oute-you'll see why flying costs
so little. Next time - save time and
money go by air!
Evening star., 1950-12-10

FIRST PLANE TRIP of -month-od Thomas Franklin
Duke fight from his home in Atlanta, Georgia,
visit his father stationed in Seattle Travelng by
air with children is convenient" says his mother,
Mrs. George F. Duke ''Its so clean, comfortable too
Seward seaport record., 1950-02-10

the needed protection. However, as evidenced in a recent game viola ton case which entailed the killing and partial waste of COW moose, it was discovered that any law of ficer can and will dc his utmost to to apprehend the guilty persons.
 Those who believe in conserva- ton and preservation of our wild life will be pleased to know that in addition to our Fish and Wildlife agent, poachers must contend with city police. highway potrolman, U s. Marshall, and in many cases, Forest Service personnel are also eX-officio game Wardens.
 Not the smallest problem that game poachers will have in the future is the fact that, we are told, the Seward Chapter of the Izaak Walton League of America has a standing reward of $50 offered to any private citizen who furnishes information leading to the appre- hension and conviction of the per petrators of any such crimes against our Wildlfe as that of Jan. 30 at Mile 36 on the Seward Hope high way.
 Wildlife on the Kenai Peninsula, especially big game animals, MUST be adequately protected against any and all corners.
 Let's get together and look after OUR WILDLIFE! It must be pro- tected from wanton destruction and waste!
Seward seaport record., 1950-02-10
Thor They May Live .

Residents of Seward and the Kenai Peninsula in the past few weeks have become very much in censed at reports of moose killing out of season, some of them cows.
 The Alaska Fish and Wildlife Service has one representative in this locality whose duty fl is to protect our game by the supposedly simple eXpedient of enforcing the game regulations.
 The Kenai Peninsula is a mighty big piece of territory and with the supervision which the Fish and Wildlife Service is able to afford, it is not a simple problem to give
Seward seaport record., 1950-02-10
The G.ad&. RoeGe4
By Mildred Kirkpatrick

During the past week Seward ties were startled by an an- nouncement in the Anchorage papers and radio of the list of towns to receive airport inn provements this year. We had
 been previously assured that Seward was on that list, but it failed to appear under the ! contracts let for the work
 Gene Lanier immediately con tacted Tony 5 h W m m by phone, and MT. SchWamm ad- mitted that there had been a slip-up somewhere, but only in the publication, that Seward definitely IS going to have the airport, that 1t is to come before i some of those named, and that i he would arrive in town within few days to make the final ar rangemcntS.
 The old feud against Anchor age was renewed like Wildfire, and the newspapers of that city : are being cussed and discussed wherever two people get to- gether. They are being blamed for the oversight. and all the past sights being called to mind. I do not hold any brief for Anchorage, nor for its news paper policies, but let's be fair about this, Folks, and consider a few things
 Any newspaper that is worth its salt to it's community must be that community or city's chief booster. It must put the home town first; all other news, even National events, unless it effects the home town, is sec ondary matter. Consequently, what may be of prime impor- tance to Seward and other cities reaches the Anchorage papers only through their correspond ents, or, as in the case of the airports, through the Federal agency handling the work. The deletion of Seward from the list of airports must have come through the latter source.
 One incontestable fact re- mains, that the newspapers set the tone or guide the thinking, and create the impression of and in their range. Anchorage did not mushroom and prosper sim ply because someone years ago put pencil dot on a map and decreed that the largest city in Alaska would be at that point. Its progress has been due in large measure to the continual poundings of its newspapers, but also to a wide awake and a m b t ious Chamber of Com- merce. Give them credit, and more power to them! Any other city can do the same thing True, they have had the advantage of Federal installations, railroad and military. But we have ad- vantages, too, God-given. It's up to us to develop them. We must not allow ourselves to become content to sit down, holding our hands and waiting for kind Santa Claus to drop rich gifts in our laps. We must keep a Cham Der of Commerce ever alert to
Seward seaport record., 1950-02-10

grasp and encourage every op- portunity, no matter how ephem- eral it may seem. The victor in this race will not be to the lag gard. Let's stop criticising An chorage and follow it's example.
 I have wondered with the rest why our neighbor city seems so un-neighborly at times, and have some ideas which will be presented in the next issue for your consideration.
Seward seaport record., 1950-02-10

We all know how expensive dental care can be for the grow ing child. And yet, thanks to the discovery, sodium fluoride, den- tai decay in children can be re- duced as much as forty per cent! attheSee
Seward seaport record., 1950-02-10
COMMUNITY CALENDAR

Library Hours Mon. and Wed.-3 to 5 pm. Tues, Sat.-3-5 and 7-9 pm.
 Sunday. Feb. l2 FOURTH OF JULY COMMIT TEE Meeting.
 Wednesday. Feb. IA P-TA MEETING. BOX SOCIAL and dancing, at the Civic Center.
 Saturday. Feb. 25 BAKE SALE. l pm. at Seward Trading Co., store. Lutheran Ladies Aid.
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@abreno 11niere Stuoenten ii6 in
ben @eibnadtsferien befanben, mlr=
De cine 9ln5obl an1peientli6er Repa-
raturen in unlern 8eballoen porge-
nommen. Sn einen 10 lrrnfangreiden
&oaegium tpie oeln unirieen lit be-
itanoig strbeit fir Sdreiner, 8flo-
iterer uno Yllrmbers.
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Gieies @odenbIatt erldeint ieit
Dem Sabr 1873 reselmdBig ieben
Samstas unb miro berausgegeben
gum 8eiten bes 8apitlihen &olle.
eium Soiepbinum in @ortbington,
Ohio, oefen 3ped oie Seranbilouns
uiirbieer Grieiter5oslinge fir oie
Ser. Staaten lit. 3ieie Initalt iii
bauptiddlid ange,pieien auf oie gin-
FINITE oieies 8lattes uno bie 8eihett.
fe leiner 2eier.
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Tenth Street, st. Paul l, Mime
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All communications: subscriptions
and donations, manuscripts, and
books for review, as well as all
changes of address should be sent
to The Pontifical College Josephi-
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Birehlidnes i
- xA

ct. Glpnb, Ofinn. - 8ie Die 5o~
gespreiie ioeben beri6tet, bot Sr
8onalo 3. Softer, elm fiinf5isi6briger
@el6dftsmann utro Staatsbean1ter
in San Srancisio, init 8utbeiBung
leiner Satin iib entiGloiien, Der
@elt gu entiogen uno iid Dem 8ene-
iDiftineroroen an5ul6lieBen. gr mia
iif oemnG6lt in Die ct. Sobn's- s-ab-
tel in Goaegepille 5rriid5ieben lmb
bort INN aufnabme IN ole &ommus
nitdt bitten. Seine 8attin erflGrt iih
pollauf nit ieinem Gnti6luB einper-
ltanoen 1no mohte ipdter ielber in
elm &loiter eintreten.
@iupna, Dtinn. 9lm OtitttpoA
fanb in Der bieitgen &atbeorale Die
feierli6e Snitanier,l,tg bes bofnp'ite1l
Srn. @bparb u. sSibgerato als 8i-
idof Don @inona itatt. Die sSnltallie-
rung erfol9te burd oen bodym'iten
Srn. gr5biibof Wl1rrap, als Wetro-
politan Der ct. 9oller airhenpro-
nin5, in Der bie 3io5eie @inona ei,l-
geidloiien lit. 8ii9of fitzgerald lit
Der Nahfolger 6es ieit nebreren Sab
rem i'm 9oipital lpeilenben 8ii1ofs
5rancis %. &ellp, Der I'M Hopember
gum Sitularbii6of ernannt 1purbe.
Ser bisberiee gbminiitrator ser 9io-
5eie, &oobiutorbiihof SEQ 8in5, tpur-
be glei65eitig gum &oaonltor=gr5bi-
Idol bon Dubuque init Dem Haffols
geredt ernannt unb om pergongenen
9ienstag in Der bortigen ct. &as
pbaels- -&atbeorole feierlib einge.
fiibrt. = 8ii6of fitzgerald bat ltd
in Dubuque als @r5ieber, Seellorgel
uno 9lomi1liitrator groBes 9lnieben
erporben. gr tpirfte fit1tfunb5mon5ie
Sabre lang als Brofeiior am 2oras
College uno erbielt leiner5eit ols gn
erfennung ieines @irfens als gr5ie.
Der BON Ser 2oDola uniperiitp in Gbi,
cago ben @brenboftor Ser He6te. II
a. ipar er 9io5eIanoireftor Der Con,
fraternity Of Gbriitian 0oitrine, noe
banf leines @irfens $4,000 ainber
inn S6ululter I'M 2aufe Der ssSobre
Heligionslmterriebt erbielte,l, ben lie
| als ShiiIer Der offeutliden Sfuler1
norinalertpeile 1,i6t erbolten bGtten
Seit brei Sabren ipirfte er als SiIfs.
biibof bon gr5biihof Goblman, Ser
ibm bel ieinem Mbihieb tpormen
Ga1rf unb bobe Inerfennung fir lem
Wirfen aoIlte. 4
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GoScsnaeb ebriet,tcn
&idter N. s. &imfeaS +

ct. SAUL, 0einn. gtad) fur
ger &ranfbeit itarb unertpartet Sr.
Wif,ael s. &iirfeab, NablaBridter
bon 8a1nlep County, I'M 4lter bon
oreinnbie65ig Snbren. @eboren in
Srlano, tam Der Nun 8eritorbene nod
abiolpieru1lg Der 3ltblin nniberiitp
nod ben Ser. Staaten. 1916 abloI-
pierte er bas ct, Saul College Of
2afp 5l1mb 1purbe 5ur Ge6tspraris 5n-
gelaiien, apo er iid balb einen Nomen
nla6te. SIM eriten @eltfrieg oiente
er bel Der adtlliloadt5igitet1 sSnfan-
terieoibiiion on Ser @eitfrpnt, mo- er
5lnt Sanptmann aba115ierte. Nu1
leiner &iiffebr nab ct. BolI ipuroe
er 1923 aum SMfs- -8ijtriftsonipalt
ernannt uno 1880 gum GanrleD
County, -&nmalt geipGblt, mo er tpegen
letner glan5enben BroaeBfiibrung in
elmer &eibe BON groBeren &riminal-
fallen 1rationdles @ufieben erregte..
au6 in fatboliIden 4reiien NOR Der
nun geritorbene tdtig, belproers BEL
Den &nigbts OF Columbus, tpo er cine
fiibrenbe &olle ipielte. Die 8eiiebung
erfolgte belte nrorgen (0onnerstag)
bon Der ct. 2eo-&ir6e aus anf 6em
Eelurrection= Srie6bof. r. l.. p.
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Gum bmnbertiten @ebartstas

ltnier otter 2eier &r. Beter en-
ores, Worrilton, arf., feierte anr 10.
Geoenber 1949 in uler Stiae ieinen
bunoertlten @eburtstag. Cine ipe5iel-
le beilige Neiie tpuroe an Dem Gage
IN Der Ser5 Seiu-G Stride gefeiert.
Sr. Beter Gnbres lit yeboren in
2i1nburg 9euti6lonb, unb fam init
leinen gltern inn Sabre 1879 rnt
Deorrilton, mo- er leit Iieb5ig Sssabrer
1pobnt, nit ieinem 0effen, beiien 80
mile uno leinen1 8r1rber.
Wir gratllieren Dem alten, bod
betagten, treuen 2eler unb 1piinihen
ibm cine tpeitere lange Heibe gliifli-
der Sebensiobrel
. bi o=@ q / ienfreun0 s.
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@er @elb nod Oeuti6lano gu ien=
ben beabiid)tigt, ober atpeds elmer
9entidlanor r&eiie anleritaniibes @elo
gegen 6eutides allstpebIeln mill,
tDenbe li6 bertrauenspon an ben in
unIenm 8lott ongeaeigten nSoreiet
Currency SerDice" Die s5irnra bringt
regelmaBig bie lebten 1t1po genalleiten
Ereile Sic bat nlut ait1 cine 3tpeig=
ltelle in Seem Seriep erridtet. 80 oie
5irna State licenieo urbb bomber"
lit, 10 fann ieber 2eier oerielben pol-
les Bertraiten etltgegenbringen. u
Wean aoreiiiere: Soreign Currency
Serbice, 1472- 80 BroabtpoD, SEEM
Dorf 18, 80. y.
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90. 9. s.

Die 5afllltdt unb Die Stitoeiltert
oes Solepbi1tllm 1piinlben tahtrag-
lid allen 2eiern, Srelrnoen llno @obl-
titern Elm iegens= llnb gnabenreihes
Reujabr 1850!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-01-07

Segeln 81 itebflieit. sSiibrer in bieier
gepegling lit Der einilrropier5igi1b-
rige Seiuitefipater 9fiecoroo Conn
bar6i.
Die ieit Monaten bonn DeutI1en
geatioiralfonitee fir bas 81. Sabr
gefiibrten 8erbaltolungen INN Depi-
ien5uteilung fiibrten 5u Dem grgeb.
mis-, Bob our feierlihen groffnl,ng
oeS 81. Sabres Die erite 3oa1s Sobrt
nit nellnbllitbert 9eilnebnern al1ter-
nomn1en tDeroen fonttte. Gie sSa6rt
begann am 19. Deaentber. gs MUIR
Den gu bieier Sabrt feline Anmel6lln-
gen angenommen, ionbern Die 9oupt-
pilgeriteaen fir bas 81. Subr in
&oln- -2eperfulett, Ueiinden alnb Srei-
burg foroerten Ole Berionlibfeiten
auf Die fiir oieIe Snbrt in ssrage
fommen. @ie in sSsrla1po, 10 tpuroen
aud Die fiibrenoen tatboIiiben Boli-
tifer, nngefangen nit 8unbesfm5ler
Gr. 9benaller, eingeluben, bieje erite
Jabrt nab Hom mit5untahen. ssn
Som bate man iebr barauf geor6ngt,
bob 5ur groffnllng 6es 81. Sabres
oif) bas fatboIihe Oelrtihla1lb
ourb einen Sotroer5ug pertreten
iein niirbe.
gs tit galt5 logiid, oaB iid) rbie
mooerne Gottloitgfeit in elm uno ben-
ielben Sab gegen @ott uno Die Sa-
mile 5uianmenfinbet" (Bius KID.
@er Die glutorit1t Ger Somilie OBJ
lebnt. lebnt uud Die autorit1t Got
tes ab. @er aber Die glutoritGt Got
tes ableb1t,, lebnt aud bic Sa1rriIie
als iolcbe, Die Sem @erf lit, ub. Cine
iol6e &altrng fiibrt our ,l1liperieaen
anardIe; tie fiibrt 5ur 9eugllllng Ser
.eieentliden @r0Be oes Menihen; lie
fitbrt sllr suBerabtlailung Ser
neni6li6en 8eltinrmllng ieiner bod
item ansreifltng, Die boau berufen it,
Soberem 5u bienel als er ielblt es
tit. Son elmer Iol6en ginltellllng ba-
ben aber tpeoer elm Niesl6e uno elm
Warr nod Elm .5ortre besbolb einen
SdJimmer, tpeil fir oieie Die 2iebe
ni6t 5abIt gilbert 9eiiieres in
,2a Groir'. ,J
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Hprmt1dltrs

gl,s Sbern1n,nergn11 miro geldrie-
ben: SbtpoH Sbermunergau nod
niht init Ser ugroBen @erb1ing" fir
ore EaiiionNeitipiele 1850 begonnen
bat, iiberlteigt Die 3abI Der MnmeI-
olnlgen bereits bel tpeitern ole bon
1880 uno 1884. Sir iebe Der ein=
linb0reiBig Muffibr,lngen iinb ibon
iest Observation-Disclosures Hlase
in bem 5tpeil,n6fiinf5igbl1nbert Ber-
iones1 faiienben gbeater BON in- 1nlb
auslanoiirben 8eiIegeIeaihaften nor-
bejtellt tporoen. On5,, foaa1a1ieal fir ie-
be auffiibrlng talife,rb M1be fin. Die
anerifaniihe 9eiabungs4nndt. sSsn
Sberarn1nerguli itebe1 fiir neberlpa6-
tlrngen Observation-Disclosures 8etten
5ltr 8erfiigllng. Ser uebernnhtungs-
preis miro stpilhen orei airro bier
Wanrf betrugen. Ser Mufentbnlt fir
brei Snge BEL poller Beniton linb ein-
lhlieBfi6 Der gintrittstarte tpirb li6
auf fiebenll1tofiinf5ig 9-Mnrf in Der
a=alaiie a1no fiinf5ig D-Waarf in Der
8-@lafie belalrfen. sSn Dem gum Ser
febrsnmt ltnlgebaltten .@leiner1 3bea=
ter" tDeroen fii1rf5ebn DoInretlher fir
Die uuslanorl6en @aite bereitlteben
So
glus yfom nelbete Dor nebreren
Snnen 1ie ,.M1I NreR". Gin .@rp,iaz
5ltg bes @eiites" miro BON ben DRIFT
lihen Streitfr1ften tp1brenb bes 81.
SSabres IN Die 8ese geleitet, Inn Ben
atbeiitiiben 1lno inaterialiItiihen
&oHmlnismlts 6 auf poiitiber 8aiis
ar befdmpfen. Die Sbee lit, iib Der
armen ufto 8ebriidten 6ieier Melt
tn3irnebmen urrb ole syoroeru1tgen
bes gbnngelilinls @irflihfeit 1perben
5u Iaiien, ann arf bieie Weiie benz
Apnrmlnism1is ben Wrnb nus ben
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ct. gani, Minn.- 8ortbiustun, D.,
Samstag, Z. Sanmar 1850.
Sir d denfalenbe

Spnntag, s. Sanuar: Griter Sonn
tag nad Gpipbanie. - 6 q II
geIium: Ser 5tuolfiabrige Sc
JUS i'm Senrpel (Slf. p.
Deontag, 9. SSonllar: Slrlian llno So
iiliiia.
Giellstae, 10. SaSanltar: aeatbo.
Mithpob, II. Sunllor: Sbeoooiius.
0omerstog, IL. Sonllar: slrcaoills
s5reitag, 13. sSarutar: 8ottfrieb.
Sumstog, IA. Sulusar: Silarius.
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G6rnns fir Migr. @nrm, Tatber
sSunf nmb ssatber syralina

A r
Tnnf nnb Gatber 5raling
Groofiton, Minn., 81. Ge5ember.
! gor tur5em erbielt Dtigr. Bllrm
ourf oen bohtpften Srn. @ldof
S6enf ole Mitteil1tftg, boB er bonn
lSl. Batter gum Mpoitoliihen 8roto-
notar ernarnt tporoen lit. Gonrit riift
Migr. 8urnt, ser nm 3. Nopertber
1889 bon Hnplt 8ius 5irln p1pltli1en
Sausprdlaten NIT beln Sitel Mon-
Iiignnr ernanrtt tprroe, in ben oberen
Stang Der pdplHiben gSiirbentrager
Iein.
Wtlgr. Wnr1n tpilr6e geboren am
10. sSainiar 1876 IN gltge bel SIpe,
@eitfalen. gead Der Ibiolpierung Der
2ateiniblple lnno bes 8Drnnaitllnls IN
SIpe, Ittelrborn llno 8rilon taln er
I i'm gtllgl1It 1896 nod glrnerifn. gr
ituOierte Niloiopbie rn,o Tbeoloeie
an ser ct. sSobn's l1nioeriitp in Col
legepille at1tb 1puroe BORT am II. gu
nj 1901 bltrh 8iIbof Grobec uon ct.
glollo fiir ole Dio5eie Dull1tb gum
Grieiter getpeibt. 8ier 8ohen ip1ter
erbielt er ieine erIte MnItelhu,g als
&opIan bon Bfurrer gimotbp Cor
bett an Der &ntbebrale. 8om 12. ssn=
ituar 1902 bis 5ltnt 10. Mpril 1910
nirfte er nls Bforrer in Der ct.
|Saness 8enleitpbe in 4itfen, atno bon
oort aus perIab er atid 9eanbroof
|uno Wc@regor in gitfen County,
3eertpooo in Groap 8ing Goltntp.
grontpen unb @rigbt in Carlton
County, uno ein sSabr lang aud emo
Snlets in 8eder County. @1breno
ieiner Seeliorge in Mitfen erbaute er
Die bortiee ct. Sanes- Stride.
als Satber Gorbett Die Wfitteilung
pom leiner @rnennilng 5lmn 8ii1of
per neuen Gioaele groofitpn erbielt,
bat er 8iihof Mc@plrid, su beiieti.
5Sprengel Groofiton Bis Dabin geBor-
te, Satber 8ltrm slinn Bfurrer on
Der als &atbebrale altseriebenen ct.
Oearletlr&irde alt ernernen. gr iiber-
nabm Die @enleinbe am1 81. MpriI
1910 lttr6 blieb oeren Bfarrer unter
oen 8iiGofen Gorbett, 8eldges uno
S6enf.
. Wtlgr Wltrrn ipar al16 &ar3ler Der
9io5ele Groofiton bon 1910 bis 1884.
,S1n September 1929 lpuroe er gum
8eneralpifar erllnnnt oils Na1folger
BON P. sIloplilts &er1nnnlt, O.S.B.,
Der furs 3ilbor in @bite Garth ge-
titorbe1 par. Die 8iidofe 8eldges
lino S1enf ert1art11ten i'm Al, benz
Iglei6en Mmt.
Utit Der grnenlmlng bon Wigr.
8urm gum 4poitolii6en 8rotonotar
traf nuh ole @rnennllrtg bon 5tpei
qnOern nerbienten 9rieitern gu pdpit-
Hden 9nlsprGlaten init Dem Site1
gonlignor ei1. gs iino Dies Ser
bofp. Sr. Sobn g. Sutf bon 8eo
Cafe 6aas unb Ser bo61p. Sr. So
iepb Sralifrg bon 2afe aStasfa. sSatber
5llnf 1pl1rhe 1887 IN 2urer1tbl1rg ge-
boren ullb fonl aIs &in6 NIT ieinen
gltern nad slmerifn. Seine St1loien
ma6te er inn Soiepbinltm in gol1rn-
bus. gea6 ieiner @eibe inn Sabre
1914 mar er iSefret1r bon 8iihof
gorbett. gr befleioet 1teben ieiner
ieefiorgerliden 9dtigfeit mebrere 9i-
G5eldnamter. Satber ssraIing tpllroe
1883 in @isconlin geboren linb ntoh=
fe feline Stuoien in Wet. GafparD,
@is., llnb ct. Sobn's in gollegepille.
SIM Sabre 1918 tpurbe er gum Brie-
tier geapeibt.
- Gfe gelneiltln1ne SnpeItitur Der brel
EraMfett miro gnoe Sanltar ober Mn-
fdng 5ebrlar iii Der &atbeorole in
GroofIton itattfinben.
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Cine bmnfele Sa,se


Sm alten Sdlok at @eienitein
,9a iDl es uadts gans finiter iein.
Warnm's 10 ommfel bort bei 9eadt, :
Wfan bat es ME beramssebradt.
yEe ,;?*s,
nnb tuenn bic Ulofe sip6lfe idlGgt,
Der &t6ppel suSlfmal iid beiuest,
@arnm unb grab nm Witternadt, :
Wfan fat es ME beransgebradt.
Gin Oidter, bem es iparb berid)t',
Der madte barans Elm @ebid)t.
8armm er Sas Ue6idt gemad)t, -
Man bat es ME beramsgebrad)t.
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Sttm1ue DeS EDlfeS
tiir oas SDiepbiuunl

gialliegeno cine fleine @abe 5llr
5reiitelle. SD bin, 8ott Iei Gunf, er-
bort 1poroen.
@ Gin Srellt1b.
ginliesenb 81, ben i6 5u gbren
oes SPiten Ser5ens Seill, Der 01,t=
tergottes, bes III. Soiepb ltnb oes fl.
antonills in einem belonbern slnliez
gen periprohen batte. SSd bin, 8ott
iei 3anf, erbort porbeu.
90. g., N. q.
ginlieselpo cine @abe fir Sbre
St,loenten gum 3anf fir Die grbo-
rlrng elmer 8itte. Der liebe @ott lamb
te mir Silfe in elmer tpihtigen Inge-
legenbeit.
SC 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-01-07

Sie sSafltltat uno Die Stltoellter
bes Soiepbi1tlim tpitrtihen 1tahtrag
lid allen 2eiern, Sreilnoen llno 8obl
tdtern Elm iegens- lnb gnnbenreibes
Reujobr 1850!
Gor etipa brei SSSnbren tpuroe llil
ler ,Soiepbi1ulm 8eeflp 3lr Sole
pbinil1n Gepieip' llntgeapoert. SSH
periprnden bolnnls 1tnlern 2elern Ell.
ne Gerbeiierllng Der nelten 3eitidrift
@ir glallben, baB mir 1nierm Ser
ipreheH treu geblieben itno. llnlert
Serausgeber iotpobl als audi Die
Irufer peroieiten ole glnerfennlnq
fir ibre 9en1iibllngen unb oen ers
reidten grfole 5ur 8erpolfommmtna
Ser ,Solepbinlm &epietp'.
ltniere 2eier tperoen lid) eri1lnern,
baB Der 4bonnementspreis troboem
nibt erbobt 1p,lpoe. 8ir batten se.
bofft, oaB cine Breiserbobllng nibi
notpelroig iid er1peiien piiroe, neil
mir nibt nit ben erbobten 1lnfoiten
red)neten. @s mag uniere 2eier nift
nlr intereiiieren, iotoern mllB ibre
8epunoerl1ng erregen, oaB Die Ser
arsgeber fiir ibre Irbeit lno 3eit fei,
nerlei Sergiitigung beaniprllden. Sic
tlln bies 5lum 8eiten oes Soiepbinul1
uno Ser tatboliiden Breiie gum ysut'
gen ser 2eler. glud ole alls1pdrtigen
0fitorbeiter erbalten nid)t cine polle
Sergiitllng. oa.......
Srot aller mogli6eltc @riparniile
iinb mir leiber niht inltanoe, ben
alten 4bolnementspreis Der Sole
pbinlmn 8epietp beibebaIten 5ll f0n-
men lulb es bleibt uns nur elm Ding
moglid, namli6 Sen Sabrespreis 5lt
erboben. Somit miro Der Sabrespreis
NIT Der Sebrllar =garmmer 5u So err
bobt peroen, 81 $5 fir 5pei Sabre.
9ie neue State beriibrt nid)t oie
2eier, 1pel6e ibr abonnement bereits
be5ablt baben ionoern tritt crit elm,
ipenn lie ipieoer ibr announcement err
neuern. llniere gegen1portige gtate
bleibt bis 0sitte 5ebruar beiteben.
8ir boffen, bab bieie geringe
Ereiserbobrlng 6ie 2eier ni9t perbin-
bern miro, ibr Ibonnement bei5ube-
balten; Oenn iie tperoen cine rei6-
baltige 3eiti6rift fitr einen perbdlt=
nismGBig geringen Breis erbalten.
Evening star., 1950-04-12

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nmrxup four EN
justfou Or prefer, A.
separately. navy, 4h N8
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-11-01
'INGRID'5 HUSBAND GRANTED DIVORCE
 IN LOS ANGELES

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 1-R-Dr Peter Lindstrom was granted a di- vorce today from actress Ingrid Bergman after testifying that the first he knew of her pregnancy by another was when he read it in newspaper.
 The Beverly Hills neuro, s's<geon told> the judge he begged and pleaded" with the Swedish film star to return to him after she went to Italy and fell in love with Roberto Rossellini, producer of the film "Stromboli," of which she was the star.
 Rossellini has acknowledged that he is the father of son born to the actress this year.
 Miss Germans attorney was in court to represent her, but did not contest the action.
 Miss Bergman answered Dr. Lindstrom's suit, categorically deny- ing his charges. She alleged that she already was divorced from the brain surgeon by virute of a decree granted to her in Juarez, Mexico, last Feb g.