davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-07-15
DOGS, PET STOCK

PUREBRED English shepherd pups s12 each
Guaranteed heelers, watchdogs and happy
guarding the baby. Training instructions.
Also few partly trained 10-month-olds, SOS.
Creek-Side Kennels, Beardsley, Minnesota.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-07-15

MOTORS: / horse s35. q SEA e SIS.
Twip cylinder compressors s17.50 Fans 80
volt s3.75. Butler. 1885 Milwaukee. Chicago ~.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-07-15

IN STOCK NOW-New and used structural
steel ''P' beams, rods. shafts. strap iron,
angles, channels sheets, pipes and plates. No
priority needed. Carl Weissman 81 Sons Great
Falls Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-07-15

32-VOLT automatic irons and coasters. Other
new 32-volt appliances and radios available.
Write for catalog. Farmaide. Dept M. Shelby.
Montana
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-07-15
EAR TAGS

PREVENT STOCK LOSSES-Use Al-Wuz-On
ear tags. Free samples Write Intermountain
Stamp Works, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-07-15
SWINE

REGISTERED Chester White and Hampshire
weaver pigs, for sale, unrelated boars and
gifts. Championship bloodlines from the finest
breeding stock, from Montana's top herd
Timberline Stock Ranch, Broadview Montana
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-07-15

COMBINE USERS = Control your combine
header from tractor seat with our electric
header lift Write for information Hyatt
Mfg. Co., Kimball, Nebr.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-07-15

FOR SAIIE-Harris 1898 20 foot combine.
New in 1948 excellent condition. $4,000.
Would deliver reasonable. Ralph Metcalf,
Lodge Grass Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-07-15

DUROCS MORE PROFITABLE-577 Official
Ton Litters. Learn why twice as many reg
istered Write n: j. McMurray, western srIa
w. Victoria, Santa Barbara, Calf.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-07-15

WANTED-Model H International tractor in
very good condition. Steve Smith, Sonnette,
Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-07-15

FOR SALE-John Deere No II combine in
very good mechanical condition, equipped with
Cheney reversible reel. Taborek g. Dostal,
Square Butte. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-07-15

SEE THE NEW Westgo Economy Anger Ele-
vator. AS low as $172 complete with under
carriage and belts. See your dealer write:
West Fargo Manufacturing Company. West
Fargo. North Dakota.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-07-15

JOHN DEERE Model II combine. Is #. on
rubber. With pickup reel. Excellent condi-
ton. Clayton Wright Ill Wyoming Ave-,
Evening star., 1950-06-08

Don't kid yourself, mister. When you saunter
into a store with plush ankle-deep rugs, bouton.
niered statesmen and fancy fxin's . you're the
one ,cho's paying the freight for all those tricky
trimmings! Thrifty Sun is we'll dressed, not ouer.
dressed. That's why if you want fine, famous
make telepision set electrical appliance at the
io,Cest possible price then Sums your store.
Plain old Sums overhead is lo,oer, our mass pur.
chasing pO,cer is larger, our turnover is greater.
You're charged for nothing but the item you buy,
and in many you pay belo,o wholesale for it,
Evening star., 1950-05-09
Cigarette Kicks
Soldier Into Auto,
Then Into Court

A strange woman and an even
stranger cigarette were blamed to-
day by o young airman as the
causes of his misfortune.
Pvt. Richard S. Charlton, Is,
of Boiling Air Force Base was
In Municipal Court yesterday,
charged with unauthorized use Of
an automobile. He was found
asleep In the vehicle Saturday
night, in a car which police said
he had taken from Mayflower
Motors. 1125 Fifteenth street
NV.
The airman said he didn't know
what had happened, except that
he met a young woman on down.
town I street NV. She accom-
panied him to q tavern, they had
some wine and he asked for a
cigarette. She offered him one
with a "kick."
That's the last thing re-
member" the airman told Judge
Thomas D. Quinn. The jurist dis
missed the case, after admonish-
ing Charlton to stay away from
strange women"
Evening star., 1950-05-09
Chinese Reds 10 Free
Z American Flyers
Accused Of Spying
By the Associosed Pres,

TOKYO, May 9.-The Chinese
Communists broadcast today that
they are releasing two American
airmen from whom they extorted
spy confessions" after Is months
in prison.
The official Peiping radio said
the two airmen. e. c. Bender and
w. C. Smith, will be deported. It
gave no details.
Marine M/Sergt. Elmer c. Ben
der, Cincinnati, and Navy Chief
Electrician William c. Smith, Long
Beach, Calf. were forced down
October 10, 1948, on fight from
Tsingtao, then a United States
naval base.
They have been held incommu-
nicado. The Reds stiff1y rejected
all efforts to obtain their release.
"Magnanimous Policy" Cited.
The Communist radio broadcast
this statement by Gen. Hsu Shih-
yuh, commander Of the Shantung
military district:
"It was not until lately that
Bender and Smith. Influenced by
our magmanimous policy toward
prisoners, began to confess :"
The history of communism is
full of similar confessions" OBJ
tanned after long imprisonment.
The broadcast said Communists
had released four captured Amer
lean airmen last year after Vice
Admiral Oscar c. Badger, then
commander of the United States
Western Pacific Fleet. admitted
their mistakes in a personal let
tier and guaranteed that no SINH
lar occurrence would happen
again."
Consul Hopes It's True.
In Hong Kong. United States
Consul General Karl Rankin, told
i of the impending release, said, II
hope it's true" officials said it
was likely Bender and Smith
would be taken to Tientsin and
placed aboard q ship.
Both Bender and Smith are
married. Their wives often have
sought their release.
In Long Beach. Smiths wife
Ruby said she is "overjoyed and
relieved. intended to go and
Evening star., 1950-05-09

zERo is 20 quick, so easy to make. When
you spoon it out, you'll wonder how you
ever got such smooth texture with so lirtle
work. That's because delicious Zero is
specially made to be homemade the easy
way. Get Zero at your food store right
away. Ten-B-Low Co., Columbus Is, Ohio
Evening star., 1950-05-09

get him myself, but now it looks
as If I won't have to CO."
In Chicago Bender's wife Shir-
ley said, IT'S true, 1t must be
true"
The Smiths have two boys. Mi
chael, 2, and Patrick, 18 months.
The Benders have a daughter,
Kathy, 4.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-02
Gordy ST..
Examination
Set Friday

Charles M. Gordy ST.. will ap-
pear for examination Friday
morning on a first-degree MUIR
der charge before Recorders
Judge w. Kay Skillman.
The 53-year-old factory work.
er is charged with fatally shoot
ing a policeman who sought TO
arrest his son at their home at
Toll Alger last Nov. 18th for
investigation of armed robbery.
Meanwhile, the son was freed
on $1,000 bond last Saturday as
a material witness in the fatal
shooting. His case was shifted
three times before different
judges last week before he was
placed on $4,000 bond and two
sureties then to have his bond
reduced on plea of his attorney
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-02

one policeman and the wound
ing OF another by Charles COR .
dY ST.. over the arrest of his
son two weeks ago. the NAACP
executive secretary. cited fhe
case as an example Of how the
Communists work underhand-
eddy.
He praised the handling of
this unfortunate case" by the
police department and race lead
ers, including the local NAACP
president. Atty. Edward Turner.
Police accused Detroit Commun-
lists of trying to incite riot fol-
lowing the Gordy incident.
Mr.. White pointed out that the
Russians are more and more en-
phasizing the race problems to
the "colored countries" of the
world who supply us with many
valuable raw materials.
He stressed fear that these
countries might turn to Russia's
way unless we wake up to our
greatest weakness, racial preju-
I;cn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-02

that Gordy could not furnish it.
The shooting which involved
the wounding of another police
man came about partially as re-
suit of a police oversight. Young
Gordy, a DSR relief driver, had
been previously arrested on a
reckless driving charge-speed-
ing. When he furnished $50 bond,
police failed to note that Gordy
was wanted for questioning in a
robbery, and released him They
ordered the officer TO re- arrest
young Gordy.
The case took a bizarre twist
when a warrant for his arrest
was never obtained and he was
ordered held as a material wit
ness by officers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-02

Mrs. Lula McAdoo. 662 Gar
field. was pronounced dead on
arrival at Receiving Hospital
surprisingly as a victim of heart
attack. Her husband. Tom. was
held held for Investigation
pending outcome of an autopsy.
after being treated for lacera.
ton of the scalp.
McAdoo told police that his
wife was arguing with him about
money matters about A pm IN
their apartment at the Garfield
address when she struck HIM
over the head with a shoe as
McAdoo was going to a closet to
get some money.
In return, police reported. Me-
Adoo slapped her face The wife
ran out Of the front door OF the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-02

apartment and collapsed in the
hallway. McAdoo stated that his
wife had heart ailment. police
said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-02
Communists Distorting
Gordy (ase-W. White

The Gordy case in Detroit is being used bv the Com
nists to intensity their antiAmercan propaganda de-
Jared Walter White at Plymouth Congregational Church
sunday night.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-02
The Nesr Tribune
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2. 1850
UOUUB1e
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2 1850
Slap In F acct Causes
ataIHeartAttack

5O-year-old husband being held for nvestga-
ton in the death of his mate who suddenly collapsed after
he slapped her during feud in their last Wednes
day evening.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
Iowa Race May Force
Test Of Brannan Plan

The way was cleared yesterday
for a possible test of the Brannar
farm plan at the polls. Albert J
Loveland resigned as Undersecre-
tary of Agriculture to enter the
Senate race in Iowa.
Mr.. Loveland has said one OF
his major talking points will be
the plan of Agriculture Secretary
Brannan to alter the present sys-
tenn of farm price supports.
Mr.. Loveland is seeking the
Democratic nomination for the
Senate seat now held by Senator
Hickenlooper. Republican. If Mr.
Loveland should win the nomina
ton. the ensuing election cam
paign could provide a significant
test of farm belt sentiment to-
ward the Brannan plan. Iowa
besides being a key agricultural
State, is the home of Allan B
Kline, president of the American
Farm Bureau Federation and ad-
versary of the Brannan plan.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
Defendant Learns
Stolen Pot Held
Candy, Not q Lily

When Municipal Judge Thomas
D. Quinn told Sterling Mayfield
of the TOO block of I street Sc
yesterday, that he was charged
with stealing $3.50 worth of candy
the defendant corrected the judge
by saying it was a lily.
Judge Quinn insisted the theft
was candy. Pvt. j. D. Sandy then
told the court it was a container
shaped like a flowerpot. full of
candy with two artificial lilies
growing" out of it.
Assistant United States At
torney Martin j. Mcnamara. jr..
then told the court that Mayfield,
"A, said he had taken what he
thought was lilly" to give to his
mother"
Mayfield admitted, however, his
mother lived in Atlanta. Ga. and
Judge Quinn ordered him to pay
a $25 fine or serve 80 days.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
Family Of 5 Found
Dead in Bungalow;
Mother Murdered
BY the Associoied Press

FA1RHAVEN, Mass, April g.
A family of five, including three
children, was found dead in their
home tonight under mysterious
circumstances.
The tragedy was discovered
when police broke into the four
room cottage after a relative re-
ported the mother had not been
heard from since Wednesday.
The dead are: Walter Golas, 30,
machinist: his wife, Barbara.
27; their children. Diana, 6, San
dra. S, and Barry, 2.
Mrs. Golas. police said. was
lying face down on a divan, her
skull apparently crushed by a
blunt instrument.
Man Lying Near Gas Stove.
Mr.. Golas was on the floor be-
side a gas stove in an alcove Used
as a pantry.
The older children were found
ir. bed in one room, and tWo-year-
old Barry was in crib in another
room.
Police Chief Norman D. Shurt-
left said there was nothing to .ndi-
cate when or how the family died.
He refused to say whether the gas
Jets on the stove were open.
On the floor near Mrs. Golas
body was a four inch piece OF pipe.
about an inch and a half in dia-
meter. There was no blood on the
pipe. Chief Shurtleff said.
Blood on Mans Hands.
Bloodstains were found on the
stove near the husbands body,
and Chief Shurtleff said there was
blood on Mr.. Golas' hands.
+ The parents were fully clad and
the children we're dressed in night
clothing.
DR.. William Rosen, medical
examiner, examined the bodies
but refused comment. State Police
Chemist DR.. Joseph T. Walker and
DR.. Richard Ford, State patholo-
gist, were summoned.
Police went to the modest home
following a request from Patrol
man Harry Fuller of the New
Bedford police department. Mr..
Fuller, Mrs. Golas father, said he
had not heard from the family
since Wednesday.
Evening star., 1950-04-09

Weyand wooed Mr.. Perry away
with expensive gifts and favors.
Mr.. Perry, legislative representa-
tive of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People. countered in another suit
that he married Miss Weyand last
fall after his first wife got a Vir-
gin Islands divorce.
In his order yesterday, Judge
Tamm also decreed that Olive
Perry must drop from her COM
plant descriptions of Miss Wey-
and as "a single person of great
wealth" and references to her
educational or employment his
tory as a lawyer with the Ma
tional Labor Relations Board.
The judge gave no explanation
for his ruling.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
Thieves Make Easter HAUL;
sag, 500 in Mems Attire
BY the Associoted Pres,

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. April g.
Burglars walked out the front
door of a swank downtown men S
clothing store today with an es-
timated $49.500 in Easter mer-
chandise.
Clyde Halk, owner-operator OF
Clyde's Man Shop, said the thieves
pried open the front door and
stole 700 pairs of mems slacks,
priced at S42.50 each, $50 suits,
ranging from $3.50 to SITS each
in price; and 180 ties marked at
Sc to $40 each.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
Judge Bars Reference
To Race in Perry Case

Judge Edward A. Tamm yester-
day ordered that all references to
race be stricken from the COM
plaint in the Perry -Weyand alien
alton of affections case pending
in District Court.
Mrs. Olive Perry described her
self and her former husband. Les
lie S. Perry, as colored, in her
original suit. In the same papers
she referred to Miss Ruth Wey-
and, Government attorney, as
white.
Mrs. Perry charges that Miss
Evening star., 1950-04-09
VA Hos 245,00O Words

The Veterans Administration
has as wards 245.o00 incompetent
veterans. minors. and other in
competents whose estates have an
estimated value Of $3.50 million.
Evening star., 1950-04-09

LOT TO THINK ABOUT-Moraga, Caif.-Wiiam Thornton
White ILL., bequeathed fortune by his grandmother Mrs
Katherine Brown Irvine mediates about the good
first reported that the inheritance
but the boys father William Thornton White jr,
amount grossly exaggerated. Young William left his
grandmothr home here yesterday for his Newport
(CaIif) home -AP Wirephoto
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-01

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-01

llegt. sic nennen fid tpie tDisig
beute r5riebenspartiianen" tpcnii
tie Den @eidmaf Der 3eit getroffen
baben. Sbrem 4ppetit nod itanntetl
Die Serren ,Jrieoenspartiianen" aus
ocm oiesbe5iiglid niht gan5 iinbe'
fannten 8olfseebege binter oem vt.
lernen 8orbang. ga oort eitel 5rie-
oensgelinnlng berridt itnO ieoer
peiB, tpas er BON @etpaltaniDen0nng
5u oellfen bat, iiben iie ibre Bartiia-
nentatigfeit r Dem @iiernen Dor.
Bang, beionbers in Stalien aus. Wie
Die fommuniitilher 8latter ,2'llnita
uno ,apanti' nitteilen, tpollen iie
| fiirs erIte oie &atbolii6e aftion Sta
liens aufforoern, eine Broflantation
gegen ben Srieg uno gegen oen gin-
Iab BON atomtpaffen 5ul unter5eid)nen.
Natiirlid) fGllt es Der &atboliihen
slftion tlibt elm, nit ben @olfen sil
beulen. Sbr Organ, Der ,Quotioiano' ,
lit unfein genug, ben rSriebensparti-
Ianen" oen idledt iitenoen SAafss
pel5 ob5ureiBen lrtb tie oils Sellers
telfer ser fommuniitiihen Snterna-
tionale gu entlarpen. 8enn sSStalietts
aatbolifen nidt oarauf bereitfallen,
cen erflarten @egnern eines
G eere6ten Srieoens in Die
oGnoe 5u arbeiten, 10 betpabrt lie oa-
Dor, ipie ,Guotioiano' idreibt, Dor
oaem oas 8etpubtiein, an cine Srie-
oensbotidaft gebunoen 81 iein, Die
erpig uno oesbolb peranoerli6en taf-
tiiden uno itratesileben MaBnabnlen
ni6t unterporfen iit. Gas rSiitet
gn6!" oes Serrn flingt ibnen i'm
Sbr.
auf Elm fran5oiii6er 8iifof -
Wigr. 2iagre = tparnt ieine 8lau.
bigen Dor elmer als radmpfer fir
5reibeit uno Srieoen" getarnten font
|muniitiIden SilfsorganiIation.
gaaroinu[ Brepiing iob iid, 1pie mir
bereits friiber beri6teten, burd Die
sluforingli6feit Der tommuniltilben
5rieoens1perber 5u elmer grflarnng
an Oen 8erliner &lerrs peranlaBt, in
ocn er Die @eiItliben einoringlid} Dor
SEN eifrigen Observation-Disclosures
uarnt. ,@as Die 3eit BON uns per-
icngt," erfldrt Der aaroinal, viinb
nibt llnteri6riften uno Bronofatios
men, lonoern Irbeit i'm Gimme Des
Srieoens, uno gu bieier Irbeit mohte
;b gud, liebe Mitbriioer, biermit ein-
laben. Die ieeliorgerii6e arbeit bat
ia 10 quite, erfolsoeripredenOe Wogs
li6feiten, fir oie Soee oes Srieoens
SIT 1perben." ~ -.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-01

Sprut, rfoltet Denig uno niiBt oft
piel". gum erlten Gun rotet Ser Sell=
fel, gum 5ipeiten Ole Ratur uno
meni6li6e &lugbett, gum oritten Der
Seilanb 1lnb oie Reltgion.
Gon Der eriten Wianier, oie geraoe
ni6t Die bette lit, fam man ale Gage
lanbauf lanoob genltg ieben unb
boren, uno oa gibt's bann nun6mal
6unten uno Spane, bie 5uleet oft nod
Den Iopofaten oie Stube bei5en. 8ei
ser 5tpeiten art pflegt Die 'Sa6e i6on
gerublamer uus5ugeben, aber es bleibt
oabet bod ilnmer ettpas itten, tpie
faupeniamen unter einem &oblbldtt,
unb bel nd6lter @elegenbeit fann's
leiht auf gtumero 1 altsgeben. @as
aber elm re6ter Nann llno elm re6t=
l6affener @briIt lit, ser miro es nit
gtllnero 3 balten, ser miro es iiber
lid bringen, auf ein boies @ort Elm
gutes beraus5ugeben; oa miro Der
unoere lein llnreht piel eber einleben,
ais Denn ibm oas nit groben 8orten
betpieIen tpiiroe. SSo, nod mebr, er
miro iif ieines iiblen @eborens i6G=
men; oa ninmit on an ibm 9riitlife
Hahe uno tuit oas, tpus Ser Seilano
nit BEN @orten be5eibnet: ,@liibenoe
|&oblen lammeln auf oas Saupt oes
8egeners." - @as apillIt on nun
tun, driItliher Mann, nel6es Dtit=
tel anlpenoen porfonnnenoen 6aues?
2o6 nidt bem He5ept oes Seufels fol-
gen, audi ni6t Ser brlumrrigen Hatur.
Ionoern Dem 8ort oeiien, oen ou
uls Wannerapoitel ullmonatlih emp
f1ngit ieinem lieben 8ort: r2ernet
BON mir, oenn i6 bin bemiitig uno
lanftniitig bon Ser5en!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-01

ieif1, oaB oie gereinten gsationen ibre
BHibt perseiien baben urto iid Der
8eranttportung nidt betpuBt iinb, bie
iie fir ben 5reiItaat 9rielt ifbernom'
men baben?"
Ser 8ild)of gebt oann auf Die @ab.
len Elm uno be5eibnet ite als oos leste
@lieo elmer &eibe bon 8ergetpalti.
gungen Der 8epolferung. Die Iuf.
ltellung 5iueier Barteien lei leoiglif
elm taftiihes Manober Sitos (unie,
res n0erbiinbeten" SitoD gepeien
Den @ablen Elm 0emofrattldes Shein.
eepr6ge au geben. Cine bieier Bar.
teien mar oie iogenannte uGbriitli9.
io5iaIe" Bartei.
frSb fnnn on Sano bon Oofumen.
ten betpeiien" icbreibt 8iidof Santin,
bob oiefe Yartei mus auf Dem Bapier
Itano ulrb cine Sdopf1ng ser politi.
lben 8oli5ei mar. gls 8iIdof tpenoe
.i6 mid an aae Weniden, tbre Stim.
me CUR 8erteioigung oieier bilfloien
8ebolferung 5u erbeben. Sd ipre6e
als Mnpolt zines 8olfes, oas ieine
3ebte, @ott gu ebren uno 6riltli6 81
leben, tdglid nit 5iiBen setreten iiebt
@er sic religiole Sreibeit miBadtet,
tritt uud oie menidlibe nit 5iiBet
so miro ntdt nur oas Gbriitentunl,
ionbern altb oie Sumanitdt 5eritort. "
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-01
Elfjdhrtgr Maria 6urrtti
hriltggrfprnd1rr

9lus Rom tpuroe unterm "a. os. @ges
meloet: III
Ntdria @oretti, Die elfiabrige
,,Df1rtprerin Ser gfeinbeit", muroe
bellte in elmer 3eremonie, uie tie Die
fatbolii6e Stride in ibrer 2OOOiabrl=
gen @ei6ibte nod ni6t erlebt bot,
beiligseipro6en. Gum eritenmal mar
cine W6utter bel Der SeiligIpre6ung
ibres &inoes 5ugegen. Gum erltennnal
fano Die 5eierlihfeit auf Dem Slab
Dor Dem Betersbom ltatt, oa oieie, Die
eroBte Stride Der 8elt, nidt aus
rei6te, Inn alle oieienigen auf5uneb-
men, Oie Der 6eier beipobnen Dollten.
9ur1 piele Bilger gum Seiligen
,Sabr perItGrft, tpobnte eine Wenge
pon 100000 Der Seiligiprehung bel,
in tpeIber Yapit Bius XII, lmgeben
BON aaroin6len uno 8ii6ofen, Oas
emit burfiiBtge 2anomdoden gu Den
gbren Der glltdre erbob. 0urd Den
Hunoiunf oes 8atifans tpurOe oie
3eremonie in alle Seile Der Welt
iibertrugen.
Maria 8oretti tpuroe am 16. Sfto-
Der 1890 in einem fleinen 0orf liio=
Iid bon Gom als &inb armer 8auern
geboren unb bat ielbIt NIT ibren 8e=
I6piitern unb tbren gltern auf Ben
5elomeeen gearbeitet.
Sim 5. Suli 1902 mollte lie Der
.neun5ebnidbrise alelianoro Serenellt
uerfiibren unb, ba lie iitb linn mioer-
lebte, perlebte er lie init pier5ebn Stl=
dett I6 ihmer, oaB lie balo itarb. Sor
ibrem 600 betete tie INN Sergebung
fir ibren Moroer.
Serenelli erbielt 80 Sabre @efdng-
mis-. gr lit ieet 68 Sabre alt uno
arbeitet als @drtner in einem &lojter
in 4scoli. gr bebauptet, oaB ibin Ota-
ria adt Sabre nab Der Gat inn @es
f1ngnis eri6ienen iei uno i'm 5ll @ott
befebrt babe. Wearia @oretti iperOen
au6 anoere @unoer augei6rieben,
barllnter sic Seilung zines 8eteranen,
Ser an ibrem Grab gebetet bat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-01

st. Gaul, Minn. slm forn,
menoen Sonntas, 9. Suli, f0nnen ser
,8anoerer -8eoafteur Soiepb Wtatt
unb leine @ottin oas l6one SSelt ser
goloenen Sod5eit ,beseben. Gie Seier
beginnt nit oem 8elud ser beiligen
Melie Inn adt ltbr in Ser St.=agness
Stride, bei tpel6er ou6 Die &inoer
un0 @nfel 0es Subelpaares anmeieno
iein aperOen. gtaf) DEM @ottesoienlt
ilt gemeiniames 5riibItiif fir i1mtli-
be 5amilienmitglieoer. Hadmittoes
lit voffenes Sal1s" in Dem SSamilien
beim an CAB Suffer Ipe.
Hebafteur Wtatt tpuroe 1877 in
8irrmeiler in Der Rbeinpfal5 in
2euti6lano geboren, mndte ieine
Stl1Oien in ser alten Seimot uno fam
1895 nab oen Ser. Staaten, mo er
5lnd6it in Buffalo uno Damn in
Stttsburgb an fatboliiben Cages
blGttern 1pirfte. 1897 folgte er einem
&ufe Oes oamaligen ,@anberer' -He-
oafteurs Sltgo &lapprotb nad ct.
Saul. Sn Dem Seim ser 6amilie
&lupprotb lernte er balo Die 6lteite
So6ter oes Sauies, SRI. Waria
8lapprotb, fennen unb ld)dten. SSn
Wilwotfee ge6oren, mar oieIe i'm III
ter pon bier SSabren nit ibren gltern
nad ct. Saul gefonmen ltno batte
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Matt ,t,ub tldl 5l1 hrlfrn
nti11ptt

aonis Seinrid w. BON 5ranfreid
be5ablte niemanD eerne feline tS6ul=
oen. Gr batte nit leinem Sdabmeis
Iter perabreoet, oieier foae feinem
@elo geben, oud penn er es linn be.
feble, faas er ni6t an Sen Bart grei.
Re. 9ieies 3ei6en funbifaftete elmer
oes aonigs S6ulonern aus, 1.no als
Der a0nig i'm 5u be5ablen befabl,
iugte ser S6alf leiie: Cure 4onig-
lide 0taieitdt in llntertanigfeit Inn
8er5eibung: Sic baben eine 8roiame
i'm Bart bansen!" 0ariiber griff Der
Gonig an Sen Bart, unb Ser Wann
tefnm 5pin @el0. PaleuS. =.