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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-18

8ei 2eber- unS @allenerfranflingett
bot man fib bereits feit langen Sab-
rem leiner germ beoient. gen6 Iniibt
nlanber @erste lit es at1 auf ben
itarfen HettidgertitB 3itriid5ufitbren,
baB in Siio- -9euti1lano 8allenleibe1
1lno belonbers oie 8iloung bon @al-
leniteinen unb BON @anengries biel
leltener itno uls anbersapo. @rperi-
mentelle ltnteriudungen baben Die
giinItige 9ettidmirfllng BET 2eber.
uno @ollenleiben be- itdtigt. 9esbalb
bat Die pbarrna5elttii6e SnbuItrie aus
fon5entriertem 9hetti6Iaft baltbore
grtrofte ltno Sabletten bergeItel1t.
Der Getti6 Dirft alth auf Die 9arm>
beiuegungen 1utb gilt beabolb als
miloes slbfitbrmittel; oas, NIT &e6t.
SSSn eingebenoen llnteriu6ungen fonns
te ge5eigt perOen, oaB Getti6luft TO-
1pobl i'm 1iinnbarm uls aud inn 9id=
onrm ole 0armeprtltaltif anregt unb
peritarft. gea6 alter grfabrl.ng bot
Der &ettid) ferner barntreibe,roe
Strait; 10 tunn iein @enuB NIT &edt
ser slusi6eio1ng lrngeIunOer Stoffe
oienen. Gaber gebrau6t man Hettid-
fl,ren gegen @aiieraniammlungen I'M
&0rpergelpebe, gegen Sarnperbaltltng
mO onoere 8laienleiOen, eegen @i6t
unO 9fbellmatismus, uno au6 BEL
Nicrenert5iinoun Gies NIT gl1ten
Grfolgen. Iuh Die befannte @etpobn-
belt Oes Wiin6eners, 81 ieinem 8ier
Itets &aOiesden 5lt ellen, lit our6aus
rlhtig. Snfolge Der barntreibenoen
Gigenid)aft oesleDben miro er oie ge-
trlnfencn 5liilligfeitsmengen i6nel=
fer 1pieoer los. 9fetti6 entbdlt nu6 Ell
ne reiche 9ln5abI BON Gitaminen. 9a
peri6ieoenen Gerionen perl,rlo6t,
9tetticb 8aie 11nb Mugentpinoe bei
iollte man, belonoerS Dor Sem S6la=
fcngeben, cine Saiie SolunoerblGtters
tee trtnten. 9taturopatben perii6ern,
oab Hcttidiaft, a6t bis nier5ebn ga.
&c lnllnterbrohen nii6tern getrun-
fen, OonI i6lperIten @nuenIteinleiben
beireit.
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MuAkunN
Son 8rpf. s. so. 0abreu,
@ebaftenr bes ,8aiienfrennS'
= &iiden- nnS 8euiirsfrauter.

Bur 8eont1portung pieler Infra-
gen betreffs &iidenfrautern empfeb.
len mir Die 5uperlaiiigen 8ear Greet
Gardens, Meoforo, Ore, iuelde fitnf
nerihieoene &ii6enfraltter on5eigen:
Sage, Stpeet Murioram, &oiemarp,
8bpme, Speet gngliib Sapenoer, 5ll
$500 portofrei. Wtan fam oiele
8flan5en NIT guten @ur5eln be5ie.
ben, iobalS purmes 6rirblingstpetter
iid einiteat. Wtan pflan5t lie entpe-
ser in Elm 8nrtenbeet ODER in cine
gerallmige Bog. 8ei regelmaBigem
8egieBen geoeibt lie raid, ioOuB man
Das gon5e Sobr binbur6 frii6e Sit
6enfrGuter bat. SIM Serblt pflun5t
man iie in Sopfe fir Oie 5enIterbonf.
Otan erbdlt pollltdnoigen &atalog -
aub fir @artenblltmen - BON obj
ger 5irma.
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s.. g., &g.

@enn Sbre SbItbdume tros gutter
Sflege feline 1rii6te bringen, befol=
gen Sic Oas on oieler Stelle tpieoer=
bolt elnpfoblene 8erfabren, bos barin
beItebt, 0aB man NIT einem i6arfen
Oteiier lunge Sdnitte ilt Die &inoe
oes 'Stammes bon rnten Bis 5u oen
Ieiten binauf madt. geo6 Dor fur
5em i6rieb uns ein 2eIer: rHd6lten
Sommer itno es orei Sabre, ieitoem
if Sic Inn 9fat fragte betreffs zines
gpfelbalrms, Ser nu6 orei5ebn Sab,
ren niemals bliibte. sluf Sbren Stat
idnitt idb I'M Sriibiabr bie Ginoe am
gaumitamm auf NIT brei bis bier
S6nltten 1lnO I'M Sriibiarb 1913
6rabte Ser Baum 8liiten 11no einen
balben 9nibel gepfel. 2ebtes Sabr
bra6te er fiinf 8uibel 5l1 meinem
groBten grItaunen. Sier1nit meinen
ber5lifen 9unf fir Sbren tpertpouen
Gut" Gusielbe 8erfabren betpGbrt
iid) bel allen Irten bon SbItb1umen.
ga lit ratlam, re6t friib, Iobalo oie
glatter erl6einen, llno abernrals, lo=
balo Oie 8liiten iif entfalten, ben
Baum nit fon5entrieter Sobafsbriibe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-18

8orf ELM &atbolif alle 8ii6er Ieien,
Die ni6t mtf bem Snber perbotener
9ii6er per5ei6net iinb2 Oiefe sSrage
muroe BON einem @eiitli6en IN elmer
ltnterreOlng ani6allIi6 urt6 faBli6
beunt1portet. @r mar in einern Soipi-
tale, INN einen &ranfen at beln6en.
8lotli6 borte er cine Stittmrte bit,ter
lid, llnO 5lpei &runfenpflegerinnen,
beioe fatbolti6, lpraben tim ulio an:
~8ater, mir baben geraoe cine 9is-
fliiion. 9as &ino iagt mir, bob i6
bieies 816 ni6t lelen oiirfe. sic Ioet,
es lei i6le6t. Sd iagte ibr, bob es
ni6t al1f Dem SSSr1oer perbotener 8ii-
6er itebe, ionit lei es mir erlaubt, es
5lt leien. Sabe ib nidt redt?" Sd
fragte iie rltbig: uSubt ibr cine 8of-
ferabteilllng in bielem SoIpital 2"
~8elpiB, lparum fragen Sie?" =
~Gennen Sic 8oden, penn sic iie
ieben?" = ~@ns bat bas nit 6en
8ude all tun9" - rSebr biel. @enn
Sic, cine 8fleserin, einen Saa bor
lid bdtten, Sen Sic als Yoden erfann-
ten, lpiiroen sic iebeln erlauben, oe1
gatiellten 5u bell16en 1,no ii6 Ger @e-
fabr aus5uleten, bis ser Mr3t oen
Sua gepriift bat2" = ,@etpiB nidt;
&l1gbeit tpiirbe bas berbieten.
~gatn, gerabe 10 lit es nit fblebten
8ii6ern. Ni6t &lltgbeit anein, ion=
6ern 8ottes @eles perbietet ss6nen,
Sbre Seele elmer geiitigen Qnitedllng
alls5uIeten. Ser Slroer Der STRIDE ber-
aei6net nur notorii6 i6ledte 8ii6er.
Wean fam ni6t er1parten, baB er iebes
irreligiole ooer 1lnlittlibe 8uh ent-
balte, oas georudt tperben mag.
Selbit tpern es feinen ss1r6er berbote-
ner Bidder gabe, 10 tpiirben sic ooh
@ottes @eieb iibertreten burd 2elen
bon 8I6ern, bic Sbren @lauben ODER
Sbre Sittli6feit gefabrben."
r9ann barf if) beiies 8u6 ni1t
lelen?" = r@eipiB niht, ipetr1 es ltn-
iittlid ober gegen unieren @lauben
lit.
Sn 6ieien Sagen oberfld6li6er
S6riftiteIerei lperoen mir bon elmer
Slut 1trltttlider 8iider lln6 bon Mr-
tifeln gegen 1nferen @a1ben iibers
ihtpemnt. Sei6te Bful6er in @i1ien-
l6aft, obne ole Qusbilbung ltn6 bas
Wiiien Der groBen @elebrten 1pie
Paiteur nnb W6enoel, beibe 8efen1ter
oes fafboliiben @lulrbens, aper6en iih
nit ibrem i6alen Mbf[ntib BON gBii.
lenlhaft an llipgebilbete @eiiter. @a-
tbolilbe Gltern baben cine boppelte
Yflidt, nantli6 iih ielber bes 2eiens
oeilen 81 entbalten, mas oem @lau-
ben 1tno ben guten Sitten gef1brli1
tit, itno ibre ainoer gegen ioIhe 8ii.
der um6 Sdriften gu ihiisen.
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gen. Damn lit Der Sieg erit redt uaf
ibrer Seite; lit Der grregte CUR @l1be
gefommen, 10 iiebt er ieinen Settler
ein; er i6Gn1t iib ieines Berbaltens
rnb ill6t nun bas @eIhebene tpieoer
eut5umaden. go6 nrebr; er miro
Soleran5 gegeniiber ibren eigenen
Seblern un0 Wangeln iiben, lttb nu1
oa 5um gea6geben bermtIaBt, tpo
i6lieBlid oas &e6t auf ieiner 5eite
lit. = SIT bic yaadeiebisfeit ,oraiig.
1id) geeignet, ole @ittradt nno ben
Srieben inn ebeliben 2eben au erbnl.
ten, 10 ertpeilt iib Die 3uporfournlen.
belt als Elm Weittel, Der eege,ttpdrtigen
2iebe fortpabre1to nelte Hnbrung sa
geben uno bie Seraen inrnrer feiter
miteinanoer 5lt berfniipfen. - Natur
uno 8irfltnssfreis oes tpeibli9en &C.
i6ledtes 1peiien ouraltf bin, boB es
fir oieie &unit Der 2iebe beiotrbers
beranlaBt lit. @lii6li6 ole @be, ole
einen 5drtli6en g8etteifer in oen
gegenieitigen 2iebess 1mb @unltbe5ei-
gltngen 5tuiiden Sen @begatten fennt;
tie laBt BEN Srieoen boppelt ielig
elnpfinoen, tie erlei6tert ole 8eIdtper-
oen ulto erbalt eine Soffnlrng auf
immer neue Sreuoen. Gin Hllees, ber-
itdnoiges 8eib miro IN Sen 1neiften
5a1en au6 ben baridy beran1agten
Mann gum Weultergatten beran5ieben.
sSSn elmer @elt, in tpelber ulles
i6tpanft, bebarf man zines feiten
8unftes, altf ben man itb FIFTEEN
tann. Gieier Ylnft dber lit Der bGus-
li6e Sero. Ser Sero lit fein Stein,
mie oie 2eute iagen, ionoern elm @er5,
11rtb geraoe bas Ser5 elmer Srau.
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Is. Drr hdusltdlp Gprh

@ie binr1nliitb i6on lit es i'm
grautitanbe; oie iltnge 8raut eriiebt
in tbrern aooniS oen ooafonrmenIten
Weenl6en bes Groenrl1noes, 1ltro DEM
8rautigam mill es eine ltrrt0gli6feit
oitnfen, baB es ie I'M gbeleben 5lt
oitlteren Wontenten, 5u Iuseinnnoer-
ieblngen tonprnen fonnte. 9ie grauts
5eit lit e6en ole 3eit Der SSoeale, ltno
Soeale fennen feinen 3tpiit, feinen
3anf, feline @ioeriprii6e. 3lpei See
len uno etn 8eoonfe, 51pei tSer3en uno
elm S6lag, bas lit ole ioeaIe 2iebe,
bon Der Die Sugeno traurnt; Dos Nltge
itebt nur Satgenoen 1mb 8or5iige uno
lit blind fiir Die S1tpd6en, Die Nun
einntal Der meni6li6en Natltr anbaf=
ten.. 9ie 8egen1part erglan3t in roii-
gem S6inmer llno berbeiBt cine 3u=
fltnft, Die bom Sonneni6ein 1nge=
tritbten 8liides beltrablt miro. 9ti6t
ielten aber 5eigt i6on Die erite 3eit
Der irlngen gbe, oaB ole tpirfli6e
tebereinltinnlnlg, in 9eeigltng uno
ueber5el.gung ole tatiG6li6e grg1n=
5llng Der Gbaraftere Binter Dem lido
men 9iloe bon Ser alleitigen Sar-
monte Der Ser5en 5uriidbleibt. Sit
uber oesbalb Oas ebelide @liid ge-
fabroet? &einesnpegs; no innige 2iebe
uno gegenieitiges 8ertrouen ole Ser
gen perbinoet, ga fann es feine alau
lhlpere Gli6t iein, ourd Ra6gebe1
uno 3uporfonnmen oen 8oben gu ge>
minnen in ioen bausli6en @liid
oauerno @rtr5el faBt. = @eroen alio
Sebler offenbar, 10 0arf ni6t iofort
aritif einleeen; iie berlett gar raid,
iie miro 81 lei6t als bitter enrpfllnben
uno bat Damn cine grnii6terltng oes
8efiibllebens CUR 5olge. Gin rubiges
gSort, elm freunblid) geluBerter
8rlri6 tpirfen bieIleiht belIer uls
ibarfer Saoel uno ernIte &iige. ,gbe
on ibarfe Sbperter i6leifeIt, .iiebe,
oh nidt Weiloe fromunt." 9as aiIt fiir
Die gr5iebung ser Slgenb, 10 au6 fir
oas gegenIeitige 8erbalten Ser gbe-
gatten. 9ie quite @irfitng zines @or-
tes bangt aber ni6t allein BON ser
5orm ab, in Der esl 5lm Musbrud ge-
langt, ionoern au6 bon Ser @abl
zines geeieneten 3eitp,rnftes. gu.
ltanoe ieelil6er Stinutrlng er0ffnen
feine giinitige 8erIpeftibe fir Sen @r.
folg oes 8eItrebens, Sebler abal1Itel-
len, 5l bereoeln, 5u beiiern. g8ie
i6nen ipridt Der cine Sell elm 8ort
nit bitterern 8eigeidunaf aus, obne
es re6t gu 4pollen, ltnb fofort lit ser
onoere Seil in ieinen gmpfinounaen
perlest. rStiir11t Ser Man1., 10 miro
Die berniimftige @attin ib1peigen, tpeil
iie tpeib, 6aB ibre Worte nbne g8ir-
fung bleiben. Statt i'm burd @toer.
lpru6 5n rei5en, miro ite ieinen So6el
rubig binnebmen uno geouloig ertra.
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1sram s.. g., Neb. =

8egen @allenleioen lit II. a. bas
9taoiesden (Rooiib) uno ser &ettig
itberballpt 5u elnpfeblen, ipegen Ieiner
8el6npadbaftigfeit, leinesI NGbr1pert5
1nb ieines Setlperts, belonoers bel
fartnddigen @alleniteillleioen. Het=
tid uno 3piebeln 1puren i6on I'M
Sitter befannt lno pielfa6 i'm Sc
brall6. 'S6on bel oen ulten @rieben
llno Homern 1par Ser &ettid, nit
8utterbrot gegeiien, Iebr beliebt, l.l1o
ser griefiide 8eid)idtibreiber Sero=
Oot beri6tet, oab Oie beinl 8au ser
5000 Sabre Dor Gbrilti 8eburt errid)=
teten Gbeops-Sprnmioe bel6dftieten
slrbeiter piel 9fettid) uno 31piebeln olS
3llfoit erbielten. 9tibt nllr 1pegen Iei=
mes g1ten @ei6mods uno ieines
Habrtperts i6dbte man oen Hettidl,
lonoern man fannie au6 Ieinen Sell
fuert. Sem @enuB ipirft anregeno anf
appetit l,no 8eroaulllrg. &ettidDnI=
ier 1lno 9fettifol tparen alsgelebene
Seilmittel gegen 8ron6ialfatarrb
linb gegen 2ungentlt6erfuloie. 9lud
beltte gilt Der &etti6 ols ifleiml0ien=
oes Neittel, bas in Ser 8ebanollmg
oes &elt6buitens germ perpenOet
miro. SSSn Ser Solfsbeilfunoe ipielt ct
menigitens cine groBe Gole. slber
arh Die 1piilenid)uftli6e Meoi5in be-
itGtigt ieine gallertreibenoe @irfung.
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: Iram Senrn 49,, @is. :

Sic Mimoie CNimoia 8uoico),
Sonnpflan5e ooer u&raltel riibr'
MIDI nidt an, gebort 5ur @attline
DER 2eg1nrinolen. gs 9ibt oeren emo
oreibunoert @rten in Den Sropen nno
Subtropen Gmerifas, 1po ite oft als
Staube mddlt. Die 8lGtter iino 10
ienlitio, baB iie BET Der 8eriibrung iid
ienfen un6 na6 1t1lb nod tuieber ibre
natiirlide Steaung eitrnebmen. sic
miro als 3ierpflan5e in @etpddsbdu-
fern ee5ogen ltnb bielfa6 uls 3im-
pertpenoet.
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3DeignnItaIten i'm 2aiffe Der 3eit qe.
griinoet tDor6ert, tpeite Strefen Des
WdliionsgebfeteS 1t1lter Der geegerbe-
Differing in nnIereft Siiben llaro
ip1ter aitcb Inn goroert alfn6 Often
tpuroen iibernotinrler1, in 3eitI1riftefl
uno 8ii6ern tpnr6en itlto iperoeu nod
Sunoerttauienbe, tpenn rriht Oeillip-
men geiitig ltnb religios beriorgt.
Seitbem europa nit ieirten SdtpGh-
nngen uno teiltpeiie polligem 8eria-
gen in Der 8erIorgung Der Miiiionen
nit 8erionul imo materieller Silfe
infolge Der bei6en &riege rti6t r1pebr
Ieinen 8lat als WiiitonsnrienaI bon,
ouf allsfiiaen fonnte, bat Der omeri-
fanii6e 3tpeie Der @eielIi6aft einen
ni6t geringet Sell Der Miiiionsper.
iorgung ibernommen 1,no geleitet.
0iele Satiaden iino bier rur er-
pabnt oils gang ifi8aenbafte 9l,nfte,
Die anoeuten o6er es erfl1rlib nla-
6en iollen, 1uesbalb mir bas @olbene
Subila1m feiern a1no tpesbalb mir
tpeite &reiie bafiir itttereiiieren tpol-
len, oas SSubildun oes fiinfaigiGbri-
gen 9eitebens rno S6affens Der @e-
ieai6aft bes @ottli6en @ortes auf
omerifanii6em 8ooen NIT uns 5u be.
geben.
gSie idon geIagt, 1lfs lit es nicbt
in erlter 2inie 5ll TIM unts rSeiern"
i'm getpobnliden Sinne, tpobei es INN
cine quite Otabl5eit, einen gllten
Srlnf 1lno alferbatb ypreiieno nit
piel i6onen 8eoen" gebt. 9as Subj
lalm ioa oie @elegenbeit iein, Die
Sode iel6lt 5un @orte fonnnen su
laiien. Gus Sl1brlGltrn ion tpenben fiir
anteilnebntenbes sSSntereiie, ia 8egeis
iterung fir oie Wiiiionsia6e un6 fit
oirefte Silfe, 1ridt sulett fir 1rniere
bieltgen Inltalten, in oenen mir Wii-,
itonare beranbiloen. @s lit nt6t bie
abiidt, bier alrf ale Mdne i'm Gin.
5elnen ein5lpgeben, Die mir fir oie ans
geoeuteten 31pede tpabreno oes Subj
lalunsiobres bo6en. 8ir baben eine
quite sn5abl. Ser cine ooer an6ere
miro itd inn Saufe Der 3eit belpre6en
laiien. @eit unlerem glanen allein
erreiden mir 10 gut 1pie nidts, ipenn
mir ntft bic Mitbilfe nieler Sreunbe
Der Wiiiionsia6e uno 1,nierer Mnital-
ten baben. 60 appellieren mir bring
lt6 an uniere Srellnoe 1no @obltGs
ter, uns gu belfen oieies fiinfaiglte
Sabr 5u einem re6t erfoIgreiden 5u
MAIDEN in Ser Sunoierurtg lt1lb oem
Iusbau unlerer 9lnltalten 1tno 8e.
ltrebungen gum 8eiten Ser Weiiiions,
la6e.
FIR. Markert, S.V.D
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. geripanbte 9eiudt! =

Sr. 9llfons 3ittert, 1882 2inton=
Ctr, ct. 2ouis 7, Wto., iudt Ser
panote, Die Dor Sabren ra6 slme=
rifa ausgetpanOert iino. Gs lino Dies
5lpei S6peItern beS @roBpaterS Ser
iSomilie 0ittert. Serner 9lnna lmo
Caroline, oie aus @olfesgrunO, 8rafs
idaft @lat, S6lelien, ltonnlen. @er
4ustl1nft geben fam, moge it'd tpens
ben on: Scr. 9llfons Gittert, 1882
2inton-Str., ct. 2ouiS 7, Mo.
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ober elmer in ie6em nSar6apnre
Store" erbdltIiben 2oilrttg at be-
ipriiben. @egen SarsfllB bel Stein-
obit bt1be aipa1t Die baraflieBeitbet
SteIen NIT Wtoos alt, oas man itets
feudt balte.
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= Srau ST. g., Seq,

gs lit iebr 5u beoauern, oab unlere
mooernen S6dter, nit ipenigen 9lus-
nabmen, ous Haben, Strun1pfitopfen
uno onoere Naoelarbeiten berlernt
ooer ME gelernt baben. sSreili6 ftn6et
Elm @tdohen, bas tagsiiber in elmer
sSabrif ooer in einent 2aoen arbeitet,
faum 3eit fir Sausar6eiten. Sros-
oem gibt es fleiBige Mdo6en 1lno Der.
beiratete Srouen, tpelde tm1ner nod
3eit 5lt ouerlei niitli6en Sausurbei-
ten finben. gfidt ielten lit oud bie
Oeutter idl1lo boran, ooB tbre er.
pa6ienen So6ter nidt niitli6e
Sousarbeiten Iernen tpeil ite 1ti6t
BON Sugenb auf oa5u angeleitet tper-
ben. 'Sebr 51treffen6 unb aufmun-
ternb luutet oas alte 2ieb bon Ser
Na0el:
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6 0 bIie6 ser gta6eI

2oblie6 ser 9uoeI
8 Neobel ser 5rauen
60 liebli6 gu l6auen
8ie eillt ou, tpie flieglt bu,
@ie topfer beltegIt gu
Ser Irrnut 8el6merl
@ie fitbren bebeltbe
Die fleibigen Sanoe
Gen fleiBigen Speer!
@ie Die Sdneioe oes Degens
80 btanf u1to 10 blau
glist oas @erf5eug bes Segens,
9ie geooel Ser 5rau.
Ser Gesen 5eritoret,
Sie geaoel eridafft,
8ie folgt ibr Ser Saoen
SsSn frobli6em Sprung
Sic beiiert Sen Shoben
Sir alt unb fiir jung;
Wit erniiger Sreue
gri6afft lie bas geeue.
. Srau'n, euren Sdnben
2aBt niemalg enttperpoen
9os i6one Sp1nbol,
@s ltebt eud gu tpobl!
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Leon Blum, French Ex-Prenier
And Veteran Socialist, Dies

age and sentencing to Devils Is
land in 1894 stirred France and
attracted worldwide interest. Mr..
Blum worked on the case for IL
years before Capt. Dreyfus was
finally exonerated and released.
Mr.. Blum formed his second
cabinet on March II, 1888. after
two peoples front governments
had fallen. 1t held power for only
one month.
After the fall OF France Mr..
Blum was arrested by the Petain
government and blamed for
large share of responsibility for
the war because of the 1896 social
reforms.
Sent to Prison Camp.
In 1943 he was transferred to
a German prison camp to be held
as hostage. While in prison he
married an attractive 40-year-old
French widow.
AS American troops stormed
into Germany. Mr.. Blum was
transferred to a Nazi prison in
Northern Italy. He was liberated
by American soldiers there on
May 4, 1945. He flew to Paris and
conferred with Gen. Charles de
Gaulle,
Evening star., 1950-03-30

DR.. Jessup should be weighed
very heavily"
On the question of granting the
Loyalty Review Boards request
for the 80 names mentioned by
Senator Mccarthy. Senator Nc
Mahon, Democrat, of Connecticut,
subcommittee member, urged
cooperation with the board. He
added that he assumes Senator
Mccarthy, too, will be willing to
give the board any additional in
formation he has.
A Republican member. Senator
Hickenlooper of Iowa. also said he
feels that the committee should
be as helpful as possible. But he
added:
II think for them to ask us for
information without being willing
to give US any information is. to
say the least, the height Of arro-
gance.
II am beginning to wonder
whether such action on their part
is designed to be in the public in
terest, or whether it comes under
the category of a diversionary ac-
ton"
Another Republican, Senator
Malone of Nevada. said that the
Democratic members of the COM
mittee are trying to "browbeat"
Senator Mccarthy and "coddle"
defense witnesses. He asserted
that the subcommittee gave kid
glove treatment" to Miss Dorothy
Kenyon. described by Senator
Mccarthy as a Communist SYM
pathizer.
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manded the order to get in line
with the Commissioners plan.
The first order, drafted by In
spector Walter T. Storm, said
each officer was to canvass spe-
ciflc areas "on house-to-h house
and apartment compartment ba-
sis" between the hours Of 8 am.
and 10 pm. The amended COM
mand called for officers to:
Select a citizen in each block
who is willing to distribute ballots
to residents in the particular
square in which he lives. These
block captains will, after the ball
lots are completed, collect the
ballots and return the completed
ballots to the officer on the beat
who then will return them to the
precinct commanding officer"
The ballots have spaces for
citizens to indicate whether they
are for daylight saving time,
against it, or don't care" AL
though the order said sit is not
expected that each and every
person will be contacted, -
every effort should be made to
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Mrs. Margaret {. Her|ihy,
Lifelong DC. Resident, Dies

Mrs. Margaret c. Herlihy. life
long resident of Washington, died
at her home here Tuesday after
long illness.
She was the mother OF the Rev
c. A. Herlihy. S. j.. director of
athletics of Georgetown Univer-
sity. and OF Sister Cornelia, S. N
D., of the Notre Dame Convent
here.
Mrs. Herlihy lived at 1917 Third
street NE. and for many years
was a member of st. Aloysius
Catholic Church, North Capitol
and I streets.
Her husband. Daniel Herlihy. a
District Water Department en-
ploye. died in 1922.
In addition to her son and
daughter, she is survived by an
other daughter. Miss Mary E
Herlihy of the Cotton Apartments,
49 I street NV.
Funeral services will be held at
10 am. tomorrow at St. Aloysius
Church. Burial will be in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
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of the republic. but failed to get
confirmation from the National
Assembly.
One OF the ablest debaters of
French contemporary life, Mr..
Blum was considered an elder
statesman of the Socialist Party.
He edited its newspaper, lie Popu-
laire.
Born April .. 1872. Mr.. Blum
was the second OF five sons of
Auguste Blum who had attained
moderate wealth in Alsace and
then built up one Of the leading
silk houses OF Paris.
AS a youth. Mr.. Blum thirsted
for knowledge and went to three
of the finest schools in France.
He became a Socialist about 1890,
but did not run for office Until
1919 when a Paris Socialist dis
trict elected him to the Chamber
of Deputies.
He became Socialist Party
leader in 1924 and u years later
when the peoples front" won
375 of 618 seats in the chamber
his party was the largest group
of the leftist alliance. That made
him premier.
When Mr.. Blum took Office on
June 4. 1886, it marked the first
time in the history of France that
its government was headed by a
Socialist and a Jew. He formed
cabinet which lasted until June
81. 1887.
Few moments in French history
matched the drama of the days
when Mr.. Blum first took office
A million -and-a half men and
women were on sitdown strikes
and had hoisted red flags over
factory roofs.
Mr.. Blum rushed through the
Chamber of Deputies chain of
social laws raising wages. insti-
tuting the 40-hour week, paid
vacations. collective contracts and
a number of other reforms. With
In a month the strikers had dwin-
died to a few thousand.
Defended Dreyfus.
AS young man Mr.. Blum was
one of the impassioned defenders
of Capt. Alfred Dreyfus, a Jewish
officer whose conviction of espion-
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contact as many adult persons
as possible"
Precinct commanders will tabu-
late results and turn them in to
Police Supt. Robert j. Barrett,
who will relay them to the Com
missioners. The complete canvass
is to be finished by next Wednes-
day.
At first it was expected the
canvassing would begin last night.
But the amended order did not
reach most precincts until the
night force men already were
walking their beats, so precinct
commanders said the task would
be undertaken by the day force
today.
The order mixup first was dis
covered by a newspaper reporter,
who questioned District Building
officials.
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Ruling Against Rail Union
In NEGRO Firemen's S Suit Due
BY the Associoied Press

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Mar. 30
A ruling in favor of Negro flre-
men suing the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive. Firemen and Engine
men to end alleged discrimination
was being drafted by District
Judge Clarence Mullins today.
Judge Mullins said from the
bench yesterday he would find for
the plaintiffs in the Federal Court
suit.
He said he would enjoin en-
forcement OF contract between
the union and the Gulf. Mobile
6s Ohio Railroad on the grounds
that the brotherhood did not rep
resent the Negroes properly in
contract negotiations.
Judge Mullins took under ad-
visement a charge that the rail-
road conspired with the union to
deny the Negroes seniority rights,
In their suit. the Negro firemen
charged they were denied senior
ity rights, listed as "unpromot-
able" and refused the right OF
preferred runs.
Evening star., 1950-03-30

0t 4JllAWCVOh.
After the war, in partnership
with Mrs. Evelyn Freyman and
Glenn Taylor. he aided in the re-
vival of the Olney Theater at o.
ney, Md. Mr.. Allen also appeared
in leading roles in the theater and
before the war had been q top
player at the Cross Roads Theater,
Baileys Cross Roads, Va.
Born in Hartford, Conn, he had
worked in radio and theatrical
circles in New York before going
to North Carolina. An active
member of the American Fedora
ton of Radio Artists. he was the
first treasurer of the District
chapter.
He lived at the Dupont Plaza
Apartments.
Mr.. Allen is survived by his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Allen
of Hartford, Conn; a brother. Al
bert Allen OF Hartford, and a sis
ter, Mrs. Edgar Watrous Of
Bloomfield, Conn.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.