davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-10-08
Argentina Twice Neutral

AS for Argentina, that nation
allstic country would, as in the
past, try to avoid involvement in
any war, no matter how close the
f1ghting might come to this hemi-
sphere. In spite of President Pc
ron'S assurances of concrete" as
Slstance, the Argentine govern
ment is not expected to offer
troops to fight anywhere, although
1t is the one Latin American ma
ton with a large, idle army, navy
and air force.
Not that we have asked or will
ask her to contribute military as
slstance. Argentines close to the
government themselves remind lis
OF that country's neutrality in two
World Wars. One of them as
sured me that "even Peron, power
ful as he may be, would find stiff
opposition among his own advisers
II he attempted to send troops to
the Pacific or even across the At
lantlc, In case of war in Europe. :"
Even the Peron opposition, the bit
ter members of the Radical Party.
are opposed to any "entanglement
in foreign wars" Their dwindling
contingent in the national Con-
gress voted solidly against ratifica-
ton of the hemisphere treaty of
mutual defense.
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-03

doubt if your friend is serious 1t mistake to build your
hopes up around him.
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-03

wise choices decisions adjustments light his
interests abilities These Choices decisions adjustments
should Internationally all people
complex society In mind.
We shall the following detectives;
A. the detectives Of self realization
l. Help the student be what he wants to be.
Guide him in the ways that will help him grow to full
realization Of his place in society.
Help develop his personality an individual
4. Realize the Importance Of maintaining good health.
Establish normal mental attitudes and controlled emotional
reactions
To deveope individual talents abilities completely
possible
7. To cultivate habits of analytical thinking
To acquire command of the knowedges and skis
essential to effective living.
B The detectives of human relationship
Guide students the realization their
OBJECT many other people
q Teach the Golden Rule be fair all times
8 Do not allow yourself be governed by prejudce
c, The detectives of Economic Efficiency
l. Be thrifty
2. Be independent
g. Strive to be the best at whatever engaged
D. The detectives of Civic Responsibility
Be interested in what going school, city,
and nation
q Act to correct unsatisfactory conditions
g. Learn to weigh facts against propaganda
The desirable individual the goal to be achieved All knowledge
kils and attitudes should be directed toward this end
We at Langson will 20 democracy
help reach maintain the highest development social
ly, spiritually and economically which he capable
Watch the STATE PRESS pertinent detectives cities
communities and other organization cusadng better
world citizenship
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-03
Signatures To
Discharge FEPc
Bill Sought

Branches of the National As
ISOLATION for the Advancement of
Colored People throughout the
country have been called upon to
urge their congressman to sign a
discharge petition to bring the F
EPC bill to the floor of the House.
The bill is now bottled up in the
Rules Committee and has been de-
MED recognition by Speaker of
the House Sam Rayburn.
In an action letter to all NAAC
P branches. Roy Wilkins, acting
NAACP secretary. points out that
the signatures of 2l8 members of
the House are needed to bring the
bill to the floor for a vote. 1T is
imperative that we secure these
signatures Immediately" Mr.. Will
kins asserts. Act at once. Also
get other organizations and indi-
viduals to send letters and tele-
grams urging Congressman to
sign the discharge petition on FEE
PC"
The NAACP and other groups
sponsoring the National Emergency
Civil Rights Mobilization are in
sisting that Speaker Rayburn rec
ognize Representative John Lesin-
ski, chairman of the House Labor
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-03

and Education Committee, when
he rises to move for a vote on the
FEPC bill on February Is or, IL
Congress is adjourned an that
day, on February q. The drive
for signatures however, will be
continued in an effort to assure
early consideration of the bill.
Meanwhile, Mr.. wilkins has
written to congressman who voted
against the repeal of the 2l-day
rule congratulating them upon
their vote and urging them to
sign the FEPC discharge petition.
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-03
@o-0-0-6-
Lions To Be Entertained

The Lions Club of North Little Rock, h
to luncheon at Shorter, February IA, 1850.
n-o-n n
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-03
State Press Statutes Hot Springs


Extending progressive program c. Bates founder
and publisher of the STATE PRESS repre-
sentative met and were deeply impressed with efforts and
compartments of the Citizens League
Truly achievements made the The
organization jusifes the theme greater Hot
Springs National Park
After synopsis of accomplishment wildly pointed
out by the CHAIRMAN Rev A. R. Pickett the party
ualhe L. Moore manager of Universal Life
MOORE manager Arkansas Pawn shop by publisher
Bates paid annual dues the encourage
eh ConVersng with citizens in the various
uohs OF life We greatly inspired by detectives
realizing that the worlds crop crop children
that the teachers shape the destiny
e destiny of the oncomng march future world citizens
sought the obeve of the teachers Prof H. A Henderson
Pal OF Langon high school objective faculty
student body which obectves drew praise from the citizens
league
The detectives follows The
angon high school, in order toward pro-
mote the general welfare ourselves
seek to express aims form
We believe that the tenes of democracy implied
IN the Constitution the United States
the freedoms all desire democracy
and an ideal toward which shall
bend energies We further believe
through education and growth.
In interpreting this American faith and purpose the life
today we eafm most cherished ideal the opportunity for
all people to deveope free cooperative lives
confidently their feet to judge clearly effectively
means their trained intelligence vigorously
requires to enjoy the highest values that modern life offers
engage joyously in THE free exchanges a life
Social and economic policies and practices judged by
what they do enrich the lives individuals
desirable goals the goals desired by the number
individuals
must feel share responsibility
community and to everything he holds dear
This indicates that perhaps the desirable aim school
should be to assist the individual the ability make
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-03
"PRlvA1E READING"
bv Bette 6 o4bbe WaHaee

x TO HELP YOU LIVE MORE ABUNDANT LIFE <
rao. Note. Bette Able waac. extend you an invitation to
:uDm troubles to this column for free analysis your
1850 Das A. psS Dy eS
Eses advice BY mail your order for the 1850
.s eonadns Sign brhda and address letter.
nd enclose stamped envelope for mailing back
4 Writ. BETTE Able WALLACE caro- Of th;. paper <
STATE PRESS, p. o. Box 217s LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS
Divorce Wants To Head For Texas
delighted to write you these few words since Won arc
old friend of mine, someone have brought nv pro-
bems to from time to time want to know should sell nv
home and this what happened2 I've beer d
a nice offer in Tex Nov 3, 1915
You're definitely dissatisfied where YOU are since yo,
recent divorce You sold your business and the time is ripe to
let the house go and make fresh Texas Your brother
mighty anxious to have you in business with him down there
o-o-O-O-o-o
Breaks Three engagements Squabbng Over Rinqs
Il need wife and marry but for some reason
don't to win have been engaged three times and
eeytme break up want to do right and buy the girl
marry of rings but not intend to do if until we are
married Am right? 8-3-19'
Ans The attitude you're taking about rings is selfish
love girl enough for marriage you should her with
ring before the wedding The you make
of this matter the have been turned down
the past The next time you become engaged-buy ring
ke-but do not be exactng your opinions and in
sinuae that you do not trust the girl of your choice
o-o-O-O-o-o
HUSBANDS PEOPLE WANT GRANDCHILDREN BY U.S.
Il am terribly unhappy though love my husband with
all my heart had to have an operation before marriage
therefore Will not be able to have children husband
knew this as explained it all But his folks don't know il and
eeyme we are around them they always when we are
going to give them grandchildren hurts me so bad don't
what to do have been thinking of dyorcng nv hus-
band July II, 1925"
Ans: You're orryng and freng nothing Actually
there thousands of chldess couples who are very happily
married Your husbands folks wouldn't you unhapp-
ness for the world but they just don't realize the circumstances
Laugh along with them when they begin testing you It's very
for young married couples leased about start
ing family Don't resent their attitude.
o-o-O-O-oo
Tempted To Go To Chicago And Leave. Parents
My boy friend in Chicago is trying to get to up
and go work He claims he has good job connection
ior me- MY parents object strongly but feel that nearly
OF age and wonder if would be sorry went without their
consent work in an office here and doing fine Oct 1922
Ans Please your parents and give up this idea You have
nice @ lovely home and raft of friends wouldn't bene-
mt you at all to go Chicago Plan to 20 on YOUR vacation This
1nel you IKE but don't consider going there work
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-03
Basket Ball Players Tour

Basket Ball Players Tour
o-o-0@O-@o
Inc boys and girls basketball teams outof.
town trips in February One Crockett
Tyler and Hawkins trip into Mississippi will include Acon
Campbell and Rust Coach Shepherd accompany the teams and
ehaperon.
o-@O-O-oo
Lions To Be Entertained +
The Lions Club Rock has accepted an invitation
to luncheon at Shorter February a.
oe6O-O-oo
Over The Fence
BY the
Poor little Annette She column She
the girls their mothers and fathers are doing
through this column and take disciplinary
VIII take next week. and he anything So Look
out girls mothers and enjoy reading this column wa
believe it our solemn duty give in full
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-03
SHORTER COLLEGE News
founders DAY.

Shorter College, Robert H. Alexander president will
Founders Day for when the faculty and stu
dents OF the college will welcome alumni
trustees and patrons
ucts the Right Reverend William A. Fountain Bishop
various parts of the nation
Inc departments OF dramatcs and will special
duons for the occasion Music of
Smith head of the department throughout the
DAY and play depicting the growth development
VIII be rendered at night Principal speaker will
n Mr. Kenyon aumnus Of Shorter graduate
Columbia University career of high school ad
minisator and college professors n Texas
More Oklahoma Faces
The beginning the sees quite few Oklahoma
faces on the campus There
on hand reverend Miller uncle of Dorothy looking
girls checked through before concluding
somebody else and they would have o pass him by
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-03
Can't Understand Wife's Jealousy

MY wife and haven't been married but But she
always accusing of another lady She has something
about nearly every day just the whole thing
you think should take this she of and
leave? Nov. IT, 1908"
Ans Your wife is jealous and she has be- Mar
didn't change your byou continued friendly
with your old flame just though you married Your
wife is very unhappy about and unless you give up this
frendshp-she going to give you up You ought
you can't please two women.
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8er mill belfen? -

slus superl6Bli6er Guele mirh
,lns oas i6tpere tS6idlal eircr bra,
ben tatboliiden Sanrilie IN 9el,tIfb,
lanb 1rlitgeteilt. S6on bie Sorfabre;l
oieIer Gonlilie mlBten unter Ser Ser,
folgllng Scr S1tgenoten aus Jronf,
reid flieben. 8eitere SerfolgHngel'
erlitten sic nod iiberlebenoen 5anli'
liennlitglieber in peridieoenen font
mutniitilden Satellitel1lanOern, bis tie
lflieBlih in @elt}0eutl6la,bo lanoe'
ten. Gin Sobn fiel I'M lebten @elt'
frieg, unb oie l1eberlebenoen - eine
ulte Ulutter neblt ibrer Softer -
erndbren iid fiinunerlid. &er im'
ltanoe uno getpillt iit, Oieler ldaper
gepriiften Samilie 5u belfen, ienoe
Silfsmittel on: SRI. Gore Hrepaur,
gbersberg 63, 8oit @epbers, &r,
SuIoa, Germany, Il. g. Gone.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-04
Sp. g., q. 6.

Die ipeltberiibmte oitronomiide
llbr, sic aus Ser Wtitte Oes pier5ebn-
ten SabrbunOerts itamnlt, itebt i'm
iitoli6en Guerif)iff bes Comes. Die
llbr muroe I'M Sabre 1888 lpieoer re-
pariert, gebt regelndBtg biz ouf Ben
belttigen Gag. sln ser ein5igartigen,
figllrenrei6en llbr miro oie 3eit
our6 einen ii6 orebenoen @lobus
anee5eigt ,anoere Seile ser ltbr 5ei-
gen Sen &alenoerablauf bie 8lnne-
tenbabnen ltno sic Monopbalen. Cine
&eibe bon 6iguren altf @agen fiinoet
Die @odentoge. 9as erite 'Stl.noen=
piertel iblagt elm &ino init elmer
&lapper in Ser San0, bie balbe Stun=
oe Elm Siingling NIT Yfeil llnb $50.
gen, oas brittle 8iertel Elm Soloat nit
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M. N., Sans. =

Gs fomnt leiOer MIR 81 bGufi9
Dor, 0ab ielbit in einem bur6ihnitt=
y ltd gut futboliihen Seim ein &ino,
belonoers ipenn es nit leinen alten
gltern 5ltiammen luobnt, gelleigt lit,
alien nur eroenfliden gtusen aus
oem Sernrogen fir iib 5l1 5ieben gum
tier. @ir fannten cine reibe 8auerns
groBen Hadyteil ser iibrigen 8ei6tpi=
familie in 0euti6lano, beren iiingz
Iter Sobn i'm glter1tboule nit ieinen
olten Gltern 5ulammenmobnte. ST
lhel1te nidt Dor Dem Gerbre6en 5ls
rid, ieine Ie6s @eidapiiter Tim ibren
gon5en Sertrogensanteil au betriigen.
Gr beiratete llno apobnte I'M glterns
ballie bel ieinen betagten Gltern, oie
81 ld)lpad 1paren. Sen 'Sobn bon iei'
nem unre6ten Sanoeln ab5ubringen.
Seine illnge Srau ltarb fltr5 na6ber.
Setn beranlpadienoer Sobn fam in
Der Gpblengrl1be ums' 2eben 1lno er
Itarb fur5 oarauf. llnredt 8ut ges
oeibet ni6t! Die Inn ibr Germoger,
beItoblenen &inoer uber arbeiteten lid)
alnb ibre 5amilien 81 groBem @o1ls
ltanOe berauf.
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Sp. g., y. $. =

9os 9eorbli6t, gtoropolarli6t, lit
eine 2i6teri6eitung Der Itntoipb1re
in boberen 8reiten; auf Ser 1toroli-
6en !Salbf,tgel miro es Noublidt
(slureaborealis) unb ouf Ser iiiblihelt
Siio- ooer 9luitrani6t (9lurea altItro-
!ia) eenannt. Sn nittleren grobrei-
ten treten 8olarlihter nur ouf, tpenn
tie belonoers ltarf ent1pidelt itrto. @e-
ipobnlib erl6eint in Der &i6tung 6es
magnetii6en 8ols am Sori5ont Elm
2tdtbogen bon 1pe6ielnoer Sobe,
8reite unb @eltoIt, 1t,tter Dem Ser
Simnel ounfler 5u lein ibeiitt als
ringsl1m. Sft IhieBen aus bielem So
gen raoiale 2ibtltrablen aus, bere1
2tinse nidt ii6eraa eleib uno itar,
fem @ebiel ltnteriporfen lit. Sierhel
treten audi lebbaftere Sarben auf.
Gie Strdblen itno neilt i'm llt1tern
Cell rotli6 bis purpurn, I'M oberen,
manbmol tpenieer i6orf begren5ten
Seil bl6ulib bis eeGbli6-griin Sinh
Die Strablen lang genlg, 10 fonDer<
gieren iie ltets gegen Den Bunft bes
Simmels, nab oem oie altfredt gerid-
tete Spite Der Snflinutionsnabel
5eigt, llnb biloen oie Horb- ober Siios
li6tfrone. 31pii6en Holarlidt luo
oem gromugnetismus beltebt elm iil-
niger 3ulanlmenbang. 9ie Yolarlih-
ter iino fait itets bon magnetiiheu
Storungen begleitet. 8egen Der Gu
&c oes 1nognetil6en georopols iinb
0orolidter in @merifa bdufiger als
fir Oielelbe geograpbii6e 8reite in
europa. 0as Norbpolarli6t bot,
penn es itarf auftritt, auh ginfluB
ouf Die Haoioapeaen unb betpirft cine
mebr ooer itarfere Statif.
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lit 6em 8otteaoienlte bei5utpobnen,
feierIi6 in Die Stride eii,3ufiibrea.
8or Der &irhtiire er1partet oer Brie-
tier Die 0elitter nit Dem &inbe. 9ie
Nltter tr1gt cine brenneroe &er5s
in Der Sato 5ur @rinnerllng an Den
greiien Simeon, ser oas Sellsfino
uoas 2idt 5ur Grlendtltng Der Set
oen" genannt bot. Ser grieite-: be-
iprel1gt bie Welttter nit @eib1polier,
ltm iie fir ben Segen Der Stride emp
f1nglirt 5u MAIDEN, l,no betet ben
9reiunoapan5iglten 8iolm, 1porin bic
Wteinlng altsgeoriidt int, oab Die
0trtter zines tltgenobaften 2e6ens-
manoels iif befleiBelt ltm oerlnais
eilrt lamt ibrem &inOe IN ben Siln-
mel ein3ieben 81 fonnen. Garalti
reiht ser Grieiter Die Stole gum alti-
ie bin unb fiibrt iie alsoann in Die
Stride elm. Sor Dem glltar angefont-
men, frliet ole Otlttter nieoer, nm 8ctt
ibren Ianf l1nb ibre Bitten oar5h=
bringer. Ser BrteIter, gegen iie &c.
lpenoet, beiprengt lie init @eibnaiIer
rno ipribt no6npuls eiu Segensge=
bet uno entl1Bt Iie nit 6rieoens. uro
Segenslpiiniden. Seine Wtlttter iollte
perl1umen, oieles prieIterlihen Se>
gems teilbaft 81 lperoen.
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: ssran ct. o., syIa.

Sbrenleioen entiteben am b6ufig,
item onr6 &opffotarrb arro Sdnltp.
fen. 8enn biele @rfaltlngen bernah-
laBt tperoen uno broniib dperbet,
ninl1nt Die Seillrtg cine ldrrgere 3eit
in Inlprlb. Gas bette BON Yfarrer
&neipp entpfoblene 0eittel lit elm bei-
Der &opfoantpf nit &ominentee. Oean
fiilt - am beiten abenos Dor Dem
Sblafengeben cine Sdiiliel nrit
fo6enobeiBem 8aiier unb tut eine
Saltopoa &artillenbliiten btne:n.
Damn bedt mon Die Shiiiiel au nit
einem oifen Sanotud. geab ettpa
5ebn Winl1ten bolt man oen &opf nit
Dem Sanotub oidt apnnbiillt iiber oen
0anrpf aus ber beiBen tS6iiiiel uno
otlnet init Wfunb altlo Scale oie bel.
BEN Gdmpfe elm. @s lit ratlam, 81,
gleif)er 3eit elm beiBes SuBboo 5lt
nebmen ober gut 5ll idipisen.
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81. g., Wid. -

gs lit cine tpiiieni6aftlid erapieie.
ne SatIude, oie al1d our6 geobah.
tung i'm alltaeli6en 2eben befr1ftigi
miro, oaB ni6t nur &linta unb 9ent-
peratur, iiberbaupt ole pbpltlde I'm.
eebung bes Meni6en einen beitirn.
menoen ginfluB, in forperlider rnb
geiItiger 8e5iebung, auf oen Weniben
ausitben. sSsn1pie1peit getpiile &ranf.
beiten, erbltGe ober epioemii6 a1tf-
tretenoe, Der 8ooenbelddffenbeit,
ipe5iea Dem Srinfpaiier 5lt5uidrei-
ben iino, lit nod ni6t geniigetro feit-
geiteat. Nean bebauptet, baB grinf=
ipaiier, in man6en @ebirgsgegenben,
&ropffranfbeiten berllrlndt, BOB
frebsartige &ranfbeiten in 8egenben,
mo- gelDiiie 8ooenarten norberri6en,
bdufiger porfomn1en. sn tpeit bobe-
rem Wabe baben ourd Sererbung bie
leibli6en unb geiItigen gisenidaften
einen GinflIB auf Ole &inoer uno Die
folgenoen 8enerationen. 8eltinnmte
&ranfbeiten pererben itd), tpie ieber
aus eigener 8eoba6tung tueiB. Die
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5ran @m. s., Ser. =

Sic Iusiegnllng Ser ?Oerltter mad,
ser @ebltrt zines &inOes NOR Itets ell
iebr lobersaperter 8rau6 in fatholi.
iben Sanrilien uno es Ilt lebr 5u be.
bauern, baB bieIer 8raud nidt mebr
ullgelnein beobadtet miro. 0ieie slus'
iegnung bat i'm Sergleid 5lt Dem alt,
teIton1erttli6en 8ebrau6 cine perid3ie.
bene 8eoeutltng bon oeu oblpalteli.
oen driitlifen Mlltterieglulng. gs III
fiir Die driitlide Wtutter feline &ei.
nigung nottpenoig, oa oas &irO ourd)
Die Saufe bon ser grbliinoe rein &c.
tpai6en puroe. 0ieie slusiegnIng
bot pielnnebr BEN 3tued, sic briit(idle
Wlltter, nadoent iie ipieoer imitanoe
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6. s., Ser.

9ea6 offi5iellen 3uiammenltellun.
gen iinb in 8eit=0eutidlano ollein
bur6 2uftbo11rben ser rMniierten
5miiden fiinfuno5man5isbunbert unl
oreitauIeno &irden, aloIter UNI
Sbulen 5eritort morben. uniere orle.
rifanii6en 8onlben baben ibr autes
Sell oa5u beigetragen. Gin 2eler aus
9eutlflanb teilte Dor fur5em Dem
slusfunftsmarn nit, in iei1em flei,
nen 9orf lei oie fatboliihe Stride
gum groBen Sell our6 nmerifanii6e
Suftbomben 5ertriinunert iporoen,
obne irgettbeinen ntilitdrilden
@runo. 0enn ipie ooer tpiepiel beut-
ide tSoloaten fonnten in bieiem flei,
men &ollm ii6 feinolid betGtisen
@tpa neuntauieno &ir6en iit1o tell
weiie 5eritort tporben. 9as nennt
man Strategie uno = moberne 3ipi,
lilation!
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iabr, 5. +. elm Sabr beiliglter 5rel,oe
lit. gu ben berbdnenisbolliten SSrrtii-
mern Ser Wteni6en gebort Der @e.
oatrfe, oaB man 1pabre Srelt6e bireft
eriagen fonnte. Die Sreu6e bot feline
in ii6 rlbenoe Daieinsform, iie be-
gleitet nnr Die @erte. Sic lit cine lebr
5arte unb ernpfinbiame 8egleitertn;
in ibrer tpabren uno reiniten Sorm
erl6lieBt tie ltd MIR Dem gats 2nl.-
teren. Sour in Dem @abrbafttge1, Der
iie niht bireft lelbltfii6tig anitrebt,
bliibt lie in tuunoerbarer Sbombeit
nllf. Oarum tperben ole eieeniiibti=
gen SGger Der Srel1be 10 1lngtidlid,e,
gelang1peilte Wteni6en. Die Sreltoe
rabt ii6 fir bie Gergeapaltigltng, ilt-
Dem tie Dem 2ebensiiberbrllB bte Serr-
id)uft itbergibt. - limo bod tpollen
oie Menlhen gerabe biele @abrbeit
nift glutben, tie fiir6ten, i'm 2eben
81 fur5 5lt fommen, unb illhen on
5reuoen 81 erraffen, mas MIR tnrlner
on ibrem @eg gu blitben iheint; lie
neroen enttmti6t rnb ellen tpeiter.
oieaeiht tueroen iie ooh eirrrnal Die
tpabre @liidsblume finoen. Mber
biele @llme finben nltr sic, ole ttid)t
nad} ibr ill6en; bieienigeu, Die oa
@usi6au balten ra9 Dem @uten, 5enl
8abrer, eltoecfet, baB tie sugleih
Die Sreuoe gefllnoen baben. Oen
Selbitloleiten begegnen sic reiniten
uluo berrlidyIten Sreltben. slls sSgna-
thus in idredliditer garbe lmb Ser
laiienbeit iih gang an @ott beridJenf-
te, ba itron1te in ibm Die @liifielig=
feit 10 iiber, oaB 0ieier tpabrbaft 1ti6t
gen1iitstpei6e Mann bie grGnen oes
@liids piele tStllnoen bes goges niht
5uriidbalten fonnte. go iibertpGltigt
luar er bon efitatii6er 5rel1oe, oaB er
| fiirdtete, bon Dem itdroigen @einen
5u erblinoen. Die Seiligen iinb nid)t
llngliidlid)e Weniben, lie ltno sic
gliidlidlten Die ie gelebt baben. %
tie ous 2eben oerI6enften, tpuroen iie
aud gu oen groBten 2ebenstiinitlern
ser 5rel,oe. go lit elm Sl. Sabr not
lpenoig ein Subeliabr. gBir Diirfen
nidt fiir6ten, baB elm perlderftes
Sabr elm oiiiteres unb idnper laiten-
oes seSabr mare. @er in 2iebe Der.
i6enft, Der berliert nidts, ionoern ee-
lpinnt; mer freilid I'M @erihenfen
oen @etpinn iubte, ser bliebe Damn
tptrflib bettelarm.
go liegt cine groBe 3eit Dor uns
Die Brieiter ii1tb Ole &eroIoe oieier
3eit, 1iro tire Bropbeten, .olio fol-
len tie beilig lein, neil auh id bei-
Zig bin id, @ott, Der iie beiligt"
(2eb. 21, 8. glus ben ,Mitteililn-
gen fir Die Observation-Disclosures Drie-
tier aus Dem Often (a0nigitein i'm
Saunus).
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-04
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/. Sater: 9aiilius Sudule;
2. Wtutter: Geronitu Sudala -
9ulest ipobnbaft int Der Ukraine,
0orf 8luonidi, &r. Stanislau.
3. 8ruoer: 8eorg S5udala, gebos
rem 1917;
4. Sdtpelter: 'Sofiu Soudala;
5. 8ruoer:: 9tifolnts 0udala;
6. Sdtpelter: Sbefla Sudala;
7. Sdhpe1ter: anna Snfala.
gSer iiber ben Iufentbalt nleler
8erlonen 9hlsfluft geben fam, mo-
ge folee1toe @orelle beltahrlbtigen
Nidoel Sudala, 2Oa 9tielrburg (@es
ier), Utinoelterlanoltr. 81 Germany,
9ritiib 3one.