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Arkansas State press., 1950-12-01

Dor OF Camden and their mother,
Mrs. Hattie Madison of Cullendale
visited Mr., and Mrs. Sandy Cook,
Mrs, John Nails and Mrs, Ethel
Stephens recently .... Several Of the
people here attended the funeral
OF Fred Buekner of Malvern last
week at Bethel AME church. Mr..
Buckner was we'll known lsre..5.
Mrs. T. Ellington of Fordyca spent
the weekend here with her mo-
Their, Mrs. ID. L. Deadmon.-..Mrs.
Nancy Cook will spend Thanks
giving in Morrilton with her
friend, Mrs. Birda Baker.
Arkansas State press., 1950-12-01
billy Where NtgTUts WUrK-
Granite Mountain
Rev. ]. X. Green

Rev. ]. X. Green
The principal of Bush school,
Walter Watkins, and the president
of the PTA. Mrs. Emma Jackson,
reported a very successful open
house. The PTA met last week and
a committee was formed to report
important business to the school
board. The next meeting of the T
Arkansas State press., 1950-12-01
Coco. Hope

Funeral services of little John
l.. Sockwell were held recently at
Good Hope AME church. He was
the son of Mr.. aid Mrs. Enree
SockWell and was little over a
month old. He died in a Little
Rock hospital, Out of town rela-
tives attending the funeral were
Mrs. Mary Foster of Camp Hood
Texas; Mrs. Bette Perkins Of
Junction City, Kansas and Miss
Jimmie Ann Harris of Kansas. .....
Mrs. U. Blake spent a week with
her sister, Mrs. Mandie MeCree
of Camden who is i'll Idell.
Claudia Mae and James ALVIN
Alexander were dinner guests OF
their sister on Thanksgiving day.
Idell is attending Shorter college.
LOUANN
Mrs. Earlean King and family
Arkansas State press., 1950-12-01
Buy Where Negroes Work
CROSSETT

Eugene Lampkins was called to
Norphlet to be at the bedside of
his uncle. Eugene Clark. He was
accompanied by his father, w. ].
Lampkins.... Rev X, b Land, FIRST
Baptist pastor, and Mrs. Alice vii.
liams attended the eonvocation in
Helena last week......B. T. Tiggs
has recovered from his recent i'll
ness and is able to be out again.
Funeral services were held last
week for Mrs. Susie Boswell VINO
was a prominent matron of this
city She was the sister of Mrs
Frank Neal of Little Rock.
Buy Where Negroes Work
Arkansas State press., 1950-12-01
-BHv Where Ncgroe.
HUTTIG
Georgia M. Bass

MRS. Susie Boswell, As years Of
aee' passed at the Crossett Health
sen'er Funeral services were con-
Suc'ed by Rev. F. II. Hollins at
view Bethel Baptist church. In
"'ment was In Childs cemetery
u Banks Surviving relatives are
"er husband, James Ira Boswell;
N'ee daughters, Mesdames Addie
Arkansas State press., 1950-12-01
Mariana
|ROBERT K. MOTION HIGH
SCHOOL

We believe we nave a lot of
Veterans in training here in our
AGRICULTURE Department who are
making rapid progress toward the
e1aIs SET up by the V. A.
We would like for you to know
David Smith Jr, Route 2, Box 81,
Mariana, Lee County. He was
born, reared and received a high
kehool education in Lee County,
graduating in the Spring Of l943
rom Robert R. Motion high school.
During the same year he married
Ind began farming, until he was
tsIed 10 the Armed Services
where he remained for 3 years.
Returning from World War II.
Mr. Smith took up where he left
BIZ. with the aid of the V A. In 1913
be enrolled in On-Farm Training
md bargained to buy 90 acres of
food land 1t was a rundown
Farm, bordered on the North side
y semi-grayel road and an cleo
trc power line At present, he has
one more year of training and one
more payment on his farm.
With the help of Mrs. Smith (his
siel and the 4 children, he has
paid for registered Spotted Po-
Ind China hogs, a good jersey
nilch-eow, and a flock of AAA
Rhode Island Red chickens. He al
has electricity in the home for
te purpose Of making farm work
esier and quicker for the family.
Mr. Smiths future plans call
pr room home and later a new
ge-stock barn The most valuable
Ges on his farm in the IL acre
asture he has been able to deye-
9p the past 2 years.
One Of the remarkable facts a
bout Mr.. Smiths farm program is,
Be has put far more than his sub
saence allowance into it. AS a
RESULT he is in much better posi-
bon to do a good job of farming
han ever before.
c. Burnett. Vocational Agri-
culture Instructor.
Buy Where Negroes Work.
|DES ARC
Ella NJ Brown
Mrs. Rosa McKissic went to Lit
le Rock last week to attend the
llneral Of her aunt Mrs. Floyd
Douglas high school opened last
Monday for the winter term Prof.
Z McKissc is the principal
Teachers are Mrs. Rosa McKisiic,
MIS- Zcre.ha O'Neal and Mss
larlcnc Poatncr Mrs. Boatner IS
tom st. Charles Rev r W
@dgers preached at Fellowship
0l'cH Sunday from the subject
Christian Worship Sunday
chool was well attended with class
no. zracoiv'rg the offering banner.
a0a G The attendance banner Mr..
'd Mrs FLOYD Thomas. Rev. and
''S X W Rodgers, and Jim Ma
mas attended the funeral of N Hen
ION m Kerr last week Mrs.
''Isso Ray Of North Little Rock
'a' o recent visitor OF her mother
no her sister, Mrs Hardman.
Ny and Mrs Cleo Ford Of For
l CITY spent the weekend with
H parents Mr., ard Mrs. r J.
ora Mrs Alone S7nderson of
5I''o visited Mr.. and Mrs. T. j.
'p'd Mrs r. I, Ford and son,
'n'oy of Pine Bluff visited the
''s recently Mrs Bessie Dix
81. 6aa been very i'll at the home
Mr and Mrs. Hubert Holloway
We brother and sister-in-law Of
HrS Dixon Mrs. Grace McNealy
b'sco and the county agent Mrs
VIENNA Gender, made a trip &c
OP"i'tand Des Arc last week anc
nn'le here stopped at the home Of
"'S Ella M Brown Odie Brown
'Vnduc'ed Sunday school at Beth
vi AmE church Sunday with a nice
auendance Mr.. and Mrs. M, Hooc
nave moved to the home of Ceci
Holloway
Arkansas State press., 1950-12-01
Legal Notices:
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State Or Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, SIS
In The Pulaski Chaaeery Court
Estella Hampton Plaintiff
vs. No 90252
Claude Hampton Defendant
The Defendant, Claude Hampton
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint OF the plaintiff. Estella
Hampton.
Dated: November 0, 1850
Hibbler x Hibbler
Solicitor for Plaintiff
j. r. Booker
Attorney ad Litem.
II. S. Nixon. Chancery Clerk
By Martha Akin ID. c.
1l:l7-24; l2:-l-0
Arkansas State press., 1950-12-01

Campaign o the Association Of
key in
RI Noma0 o
and
Brokers chnmm
oftl Nno NgBu ,nes League who directing of
The verdand hseE for
nloalN
Arkansas State press., 1950-12-01
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, IS
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Bernice Ingram Plaintiff
VS.. No 86257
d. H. Ingram Defendant
The Defendant, ]. II. Ingram. IN
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and ahsEer
the complaint of the planting.
Bernice Ingram.
Dated: November IL, 1850
Byron Bogard
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Bobbie Jean Farabee
Attorney aG Litem.
II. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Martha Akin D. c.
ll:l7-24;12:-l-8
WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas,
County of Pulaski. IS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Fannie Taylor Plaintiff
VS.. No. 90201
Willie Taylor Defendant
The Defendant. Willie Taylor. u
warned to appear in this coa.rs
within thirty days and answer me
complaint OF the plaintiff. Fannie
Taylor. ...n
Dated: November 2, 1850
J. X Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
John A. Hibblcr
Attorney ad Litem. CT
X. S Nixon. Chancery CAer1
BY Martha Atkins D. C..,..,
Arkansas State press., 1950-12-01

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Arkansas State press., 1950-12-01
cHIDESTER

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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-10-14

kedi Khama, here last month to
issue statement asking his people
TO cooperate with the British gov
eminent in resolving the political
crisis caused by Seretse's mar
riage to a white former London
typist.
The two principals in the Juror
which ended with Seretse being
forced into a five-year exile, agreed
to meet in London some time in
the future for a discussion with
British authorities on the future
of the tribe. In their joint state
ment, both emphasized the neces-
sity of cooperating with the gov
eminent (British) and the peace
full conduct of their internal af-
fairs if any progress is to be made
and achieved"
Though Tshekedi's views regard
ing Seretse's marriage and its eff
feet on the tribe remain the same,
both men said they realized basis
of cooperation between ourselves
and our people and the govern
ment is not an impossible solu-
ton to find.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-10-14
vicksburg...
Continued from Page One)

station WQBC.
The anniversary banquet will be
presented in the newly decorated
Fellowship Hall of The Mount
Heroden Church Monday night, Oc-
tober 10th at 1870 o'clock. Banquet
speaker will be the Reverend M. l..
Upton, newly appointed Chaplain
and Dean Of Men of Alcorn A. &
M. College. Mr.. Upton is widely
acclaimed as an especially talent
ed speaker. 1t is reported that he
is doing an excellent job on the
Alcorn staff.
Other features at the banquet
will include the cutting Of the huge
S1st birthday cake. The candles
will be blown out by the oldest
member of the Church and the cake
will be cut by the youngest MEM
Der. This will symbolic the fact
that the foundation has been laid
for successful Church work by the
older members and the younger
people are to build on that founda-
ton. Banquet charges will be 81
cents per plate in honor of the
Church's 81st birthday. Everyone
is invited.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-10-14
Edith Sampson Makes
First Speech Before
UN General Assembly

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, Oct. 9.
-(ANP)-Mrs. Edith Sampson of
Chicago made her first speech be-
fore the UN General Assembly
here Thursday. She asked that
the Social, Humanitarian and Gull
tural committee continue its adj
visory work in social welfare.
Mrs. Sampson, United States al
ternate delegate to the general as
sembly specifically mentioned this
committees possibilities in the
future rehabilitation of Korea.
After the meeting, Mrs. Samp-
son, the first American Negro rep
resentative to the UN, admitted
that she was a bit nervous in her
debut. She commented:
"But observing and speaking to
delegates from SO countries are two
different things"
She was referring to her past
experience with the UN. In those
days she sat as an observer for
the National Council of Negro
Women.
Her only other international ex-
perience was her trip around the
world in 1919 with the World Town
Hall Seminar. She is now presi-
dent of this organization.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-10-14
Third Annual.
CONTINUED from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
ium beginning at 1:15 pm.
Famed the nation over, the pro-
gram this year will include pa
rade of BANGS, an exhibit of In
dian arts and crafts, Indian tribal
dances, an Indian stickball game,
and a program Of Negro spirituals
presented by the Negro schools of
the county,
Speakers will include Mayor
Fred L. Mcmillan Of Carthage; J.
r. Otis, president of Alcorn Col
lege, and DR.. w. d. Mccain, d.
rector of the state Department of
Archives and History, whose sub
ject will be 1.-THE History of Peace
full Relations Among the Several
Races in Mississippi"
Emmett York, chief of the Choc-
taw council, will deliver a speech
in Choctaw and then in English
There will be a sale of Indian
handiwork consisting Of blankets,
baskets, bead work, Indian ball
sticks and pottery.
The night program will consist
of Negro variety music and Choc-
taw dances, with DR.. Mccain tell
ing Of Indian lore and legend.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-10-14
Seretse's Kin
Ask Cooperation
With British Gov.

SEROWE, BECHUANALAND,
Oct. IL CAMP -Seretse Sex
gonna Khama, eXiled leader of the
Bamangwato tribe, joined with his
uncle and former tribal reg, Tshe-
The Arizona post., 1950-07-07
Immigrant Men
Obey York Orders

Jerusalem, (JTA) - Able-bOd-
led immigrant men of working
age will not receive any aid from
the Jewish Agency if they refuse
to go to places of work to which
they are directed, it was an
nOunced. The decision was taken
by the joint coordinating board
of the Agency and the govern
ment as part of plan to take
newcomers out of the reception
camps at the earliest opportunity
and put them into the productive
life of the country.
The Arizona post., 1950-07-07
argentine Judge
Hits Nan,e-chGnger

Buenos Aires, (JTA)-A Jew
who sought to change his name
in a court in Rosario from Moses
Rabinovich to Mario Ravini was
rebuked by the judge. The court
pointed out that ''it is an honor
to carry the name of Moses, the
great prophet of Israel" The
Judge emphasized that the laws
in Argentina permit a change
when the original name causes
inconvenience to it's bearer.
The Arizona post., 1950-07-07
Can Marry at IL

Jerusalem, (JTA)-The Israel
Parliament adopted by an over
whelming majority a bill design
ed to prevent child marriages In
the Jewish state. The new law
fixes the minimum marriage age
for girls at II.
The Arizona post., 1950-07-07
Advocate Judaism
Missionary Work

Cincinnati, JTA)-SuggestiOns
that Judaism again become an
active missionary religion, as it
was in the pre- Christian era, were
made at the opening of a three
day Institute on Reform Jewish
Theology, held at the Hebrew
Union College under the auspices
of the Central Conference of
American RabbiS.
The Arizona post., 1950-07-07

Manchewtz Co. scientific testing kitchen show
preparation of their famous bOsch In the top picture food
seasOnngs being carefully added small TO 1ng
food tases and analysts check
quality Additional tarness sweetness they
the table to please individual TASTE
dsh whether served hot or cOd clear
orc
The Arizona post., 1950-07-07

Expert tasters
and food an
alysts check on
the favor and
high quality OF
ManiScheWitZ
Borscht.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-01
OHIO WAISENFREUND
published weekly every Saturday
since 1879

gieies 8obenblatt erideint ieit
Dem Sobr 1873 regelmaBie isoen
Samstas uno miro berausgegeben
gum 9eiten oes Hdpitliden &ole'
eilm Soiepbinum in 8ortbington,
Ohio, beilen 3tped Die Seranbilouns
piiroieer Brieiter00elinse fir bic
Ser. Staaten lit. Dieie Inltalt III
bauptioblid aneeipieien auf Die Gin.
finite bieles 8lattes uno bic @eiden.
te ieiner 2eIer.
Published weekly at The Wan
derer Printing Company, 12S East
Tenth Street, st. Paul /, Mime
sofa, by The Pontifical College Jo-
sephinum, Worthington, Ohio
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-
mum, Worthington, Ohio.
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Acceptance for mailing at the spe-
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8eipolbe ftieBen. gs tpuroe oainaIs in
ben unterbalb Der 8niilifa gelegenen
@rotten cine @rabIt1tte fir Bop5t
Bius XI. bergerihtet, u,ro ole oanlit
betrauten Mrbeiter itieBen aiif oieies
fleitte @eiD0lbe, bas in 0en bon ben
4rAiteften Der Nenniifance binterlai-
ienen @rnm0riiien iiberba1pt ltidt
einge5eihnet mar. Sierburh tpurbe
Der 8atrtan Deranlabt, tpeitere Nab-
forihungen anauiteIen.
slls ap6breno 6es Rrieaes Dos ssun-
0ament Der Beters-4irbe burh lie
beridDenrnltngen bebrobt idien, Itie-
ben Die arbeiter tiefer Dor uno trafen
oabei auf cine Shibt, bie cine I'm
menge beibniiher unb briIfIiher Ml-
tertiiner entbielt. Sc tpuroe feine
Waidine benlltt. Mne Mrbeiten MUIR
ben nit SdaufeI 1ltto Spaten ourh-
gefiibrt. Dabei tpuroen @rGber l,no
arDpten entoedH, ole nit Mofaif un6
5resfen eeifpntiidt tparen, anBerbem
tpnroen Sarfopbage uno urnen ae-
funoen.
/ Gin @rabinnbl' aus 6em atpeiten
Sabrbunbert, bos inn Sabre 1910
altnl gorid)ein fnn, lieferte nad Der
Gorrellung bon Wigr. &nas oen en-
item antriigliden Belpeis, oaB iib auf
oem @atifan-S -SiigeI eine beioniIde
8egrabnisitdtte befano.
| Gin beibniides Grab Ser aIeiden
gpode apl1ree ipdter gef,,nben, oaan
eine Snibrift, ole iih auf oen ,3ir-
fus" be5og. Waan 1,irrnnt on, baB es
iib babel l1m Neros 3irfus banoeIt,
in Dem na6 alter l1eberlieferl1ng ct.
Setter bingerihtet tpuroe. Damn bobn.
TEN iid oie, 4rbeiter poriibtig SEN
gSee oireft Bis unter Sic pierbunbert-
5tpeiunofiinf5ig Sub bobe &,lppel.
Iher mos bort, allo geftau unter
benz sltar BON ct. Setter, entbedt
muroe, muB mod ben ausfiibruneen
oes Brdlaten Dorl1nftg @ebeinnis
bleiben. al,genblidli6 lit cine &om-
miiiion BON Irddoloeen BON &uf 90
nit beiddftigt, bie tpiiieni1aftli6en
grsebniiis 5lriammenaufaiien uno sur
SerofTenMbung bor5ubereiten.
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Riid,rrttthr

sSm gerlog BON Grai1s Gbreripirtb,
!Utiinhen, lit ein i1eiles &neipp.Buh
erlbienen inter bem 1itel pDie
&neipp-&ur, Die &ur Ser GrfoIge", !,
BON Sanit6tsurat 81. aibert Ehalfe,
&urar5t in 8ab a8orisbefea.r Dsit
5tpeiunboreiBig Bbotos 11no SafeIn.
Gas IN nea,er slifflaee eridienene
Bnh lit bon einem erfabrenen 8neipp-
Sbiiler DerfaBt uno ertpeiit lid nidt
MIR fir @aiierfur -anitaltet, ionbern
aud als nmfaifen6es &onbbud] ano
alS Seiler un6 &atgeber = fir ole
MISUNDERSTANDING in Sans
uno 5amilie.
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UnhrHansrtgr
israu Nnamita &. @plf, aeboren

1 ISrau Mnsmita s. Wolf, geboren N
ser &beinpfal5, 5odter bon Midael
uno g1nma @elbler. Sic fam i'm sl.
ter BON 51uolf ssabren NIT ibren 81.
tern nub Imerita uno perebeIidte it'd
nit Dem perItorbenen Srn. George
8olf ser i'm Sabre 1926 itarb. Srou
8olf uar Die ein5ige Godter Der go.
mile. 9rei iiingere 8riioer itarber
Dor ibr. 5rau u. 5. 8olf tp1rbe ON
6. Ndr5 in ibrer 8obnung in grie,
Ba., auf Dem 9reifaltigfetis- -9irbboi
5ur lesten 8ube beitottet. Sn ser st
Sobannesz&irde 5elebrierte ibr On,
fel, Der bod)m. Sr. Horbert g. @oli
Don Der 6afultdt oes 8annon College,
Elm feierli6es &equiem.
Die Gerltorbene miro iiberlebt pon
elmer Sohter, Der ebrip. S6neiter so
Matbiloa BON Sila Maria, l,no fiini
Sobnen - Soiepb M., go4parb g.,
gmil s., George 6. 1lno alpbonie W
@olf.; ferner pon neun gnfeln, bar.
unter Der bof)ip. Sr. @oIf, uno bier
@roBenfeln.
5rau 8olf NOR elm Ofitglieo bes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Ser Catholic
@omen's Union, bes 0ritten Srbehs
oes I'll. 5ran5isfuse uno Der ct. Wfa-
rp's Some Iuriliarp.
Die 8erltorbene mar cine langi1b=
rige uno eifrige 2eierin oes ,Sbio-
8aiienfreuno'. Wose lie ruben in
iSrieoen!
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mtdltigr Grahut.grt,
in St. Hptpr

slrbeiter, Die tief unterbolb ser
Heters-&ir6e in 3om Musihahtun=
gen oornabmen, iino auf @r1ber ge-
itoBen, apelde Die slniidt bon Mr9ao-
logen unb Siitorifern befraitigen,
1ponad St Beter um Dos Sabr 66 H..
Chr auf einem beionii9en 1riebboi.
on Der 'Steae begraben tpuroe, mo iif).
Der patifaniide Siigel erbebt.
9ie porIiegenbe Ausgabe Der 3eit-
|ifrift Size berihtet ausfiibrlih bier
iiber unb beltatiet Dor alem, baB Die
Musgrabungen IN lang perborgenen
unteriroiif)en @etpoIben unterbalb
Der 8aiilifa i6on felt einem Sabr-
5ebnt init aler Sorgfalt betrieben
nuroen.
Dos groBte @ebeinlnis aber, Oh Die
lleberreite 0es apoitelfiirIten tpirflih
gefunben 1poroen iino, beb1lt Der 9n-
titan einittpeilen nod fir iih, rpie bie
3eitlbrift ausfiibrt, tpenn aud @e-
riidte aufgetaudt itno, aponab bic
Nlrffinollng Der Heliquien al einerl
paflenben 3eitpunft nod 1pdbrenb bes
81. Sabres befanntgegeben tDeroeit
lon.
Hapit 8ius XII, Ser oie 6ori9un-
gen eifria for6ert, bat ibon Dor ntebr|
als einem Sabr, obne apeitere ginael,
beiten an5ltgeben, erfl1rt, bab nod
Dem arddologiiben Befun6 Die @rnb-
It1tte oes Mpoitels lt1ter Der AalppeI
Der Yeters- Stride eelegen lei.
Sm 3rlanrmembang NIT 8ilbern
Der Ausgrabungen bringt iett ,2ife'
einen MrtiefI irber bic Mrbeiten, Der
aus Ser Seoer bon Nlgr. Quo,pig
4aas, benz 46nliniitrator Der Beters-
Stride, itar,nt. (Mgr. auas mar
Giibrer Der Deutihen 3entrmmspar.
tel Bis 1888 1inb flmbtete rab Der
rWadtergreifung" Dtrd Sitler. Ct
mar ieitoern in Holn.
Sierin miro erfIdrt, baB Die syor.
| idnngsarbeiten gum Sell eineln 3u.
fan an per6artfen ieien, neil Die Mr,
better bes 8atifans I'M Snbre 1889
auf elm Heines, bisber lirbetanntes'
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8egonnen 1pmrbe nit cen Bau.
arbeiten fir Die neue ct. 2ufe's-
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Srobli6e unb gr,abenrei9e Sitern
tpiiniden mir allen 2eiern un6 @obI-
tdtern!
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alter aeier, Sa
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0ieies popuIare meoisinii6e gu6
gibt ni6t nur anleitilng 3l elmer err
folgreiden 8aiierfitr, ionoern ent-
bolt praftiih @t1fe fir anerlei 2ei.
Den bel Sung 1lno sllt nit angobe
Der beiten Seilfrautermittel nebIt bid
tetiiben 3eitfragerl. Gas fiinfb,noert-
unoleh5ig Seiten groBe Bud fam
bon Der BerlagsunltaIt beaogen iper-
ben oSer bon Brof. S. Ws. Dtlebren,
643 90. Sbio 9lpe., Columbus, o.,
gum 8reis bon $500 portofrei.
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Aus Drntfd,laun .
Miindetl, 10. Aaara.

II NY ~NtsNJSue ArDsSsSkAAQ o.
Die baperii6en gifb6fe baben
Iiiitgit beim amerifantI6eu Sp1eii
&o11iniifnr ernite 8orIteuungeit gegeit
libie ibarfe 8ritif oes 8ertreters bes
ainerifaniiben 2amoforr1riifars am
gnttpurf bes Shulor9aniiatiottSges
leses i'm baperiihen 2o,totag erboben.
Die 8iihofe MAIDEN beionbers gel.
tend, bob fotpobl Die 8erfaiiur,g als
aud ons &oitforoat benz baDerii1en
Staat feitllmriiiene 8erpflihtungen
| biniidtlid Der 8olfsibulen, belotbers
binii6tfih bes Sortbeitanbes, Der gr=
rfhtung unb oes Welens Der 8efentlt-
nisiulen (fonfeiIionellen Sbulen),
auferlegen. Die bon Dem 8ertreter bes
amerifaniiben 2anbfonlniiiars p0uig
ignoriert 1perben.
Die 8iidofe erinnern ooran, bob
bas baDeriide @o1,foront Elm poIfer,
reftlifer Gertrne unb fir 8aDern
Elm 2anbesgeiet, ia Elm Gerfniiungss
aeiee lit. Die sSgnorierung oes Som
foroats iteGe bdrum cine auBeror6ent-
lid ernlte 8eorobung Der 8ehtslaee
Dor. Die 8iidofe ,bringen Die grtrars
titng gum 4usoruf, bab ser anerifa-
uiife 9obe &omniifor tlidt idumen
peroe, Die our 8ebebune Ser erniten
9a9e erforoerliden WoBnabnIett al
peranlaiien. 3 I,
P. Sbo 3eiger, ST., bielt Dor Der
8iir5burger fatboliiden St,,osnten-
idaft einen beaftensiperten 3ortrag.
gr iaete babel, bob Der BapIt ai,s-
oriidlid arn Rei6stonforbat bon
1888 feitbalte. Bapit Bius XII, babe
Die Runtiotur 1914 ni6t auieel5It,
neil lie fiir oas oeuticbe Solf beltinnt
NOR uno mad apie Dor fir bos gai1ae
oeutibe Golf iein ioa. gs bebe,lte cine
anerfennung Der ginbeit Geutih-
LAMBS, 1penn Ser Ynpit 1peoer fir Dos
Saar98ebiet nod in Sits9eltid)lano
neue 8istiimer erridten l6Bt.
P. 500 3eiger iponote iid) speiter
gegen Die Ieuberungen, oie epangeli-
Idle Stride babe ourh oen afpeiten
8eltfrieg erOBere gerlulte erIitten
als Die fatbolii6e. @enn au6 ole tru-
genoen Sdi6ten bes 9roteltantis=
mus, Die preuBiihe 8eamtenihaft, Die
oitoeuti6en @roBsrunbbeiiter uno
oas eebobene 8iirgertum 5erifIagen
Doroen leien, 10 ieien ou6 Die 4atboli-
fen unter Den 1876 Millionen 5IIht-
lingen 3oblenmdBig in Der Webrbeit.
0tan iiberiebe 3uneiit, Dob Die pielen
Otillionen &atbolifen Sit-guropns in
ibren Seimatldnoern fein fatboIii1es
2eben mebr entaIten fonnen. $50 elm
fotboliId)er &ir6turm itatro, % tpnr
ellropdiid)er @eilt uro abet,6lanoi-
ifles Dettfen. 0ieier 8erluit iper0e
iih IN ipdteren S;obren f1lr1tbar aus
fpirfen. sd balte on Dem @ort pom
0dilionslono Deutl6lano felt; mir
1ino Elm 2ano eetpor6en, in Dem es
gilt ben @alsben neu ar er1perben,
tDenn mir i'm betpdbren mollen."
~Moiienfunogebungen iinb 5tuar not
iDerbig, ,im bas 8etpuBtiein Der @e-
lneinidoit gu itdrfen, aber mir tper-
ben baourd ni6t fatboliider ODER re-
ligioler uno fon,n1en @ott niht nG-
ber." "