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Evening star., 1951-05-19
FRANK S. PHILLIPS PRESENTS
FOUR OUTSTANDING HOME VALUES
First Presentation
mot Just Another RombIer"
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OF Mass. Ave. Extended
Omen CT 20. c.. 20
Open Sat. 3-S; Sun. IS

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THREE LOVELY BEDROOMS AND TWO FULL
TILE BATHS ALL ON ONE FLOOR. Large
storage attic. Full ground-level basement with
lavatory and large recreation area. Porch
Oversize built-in garage. Gas heat. Splendid
value at S2S,500.
DIRECTIONS: Out Mass Are. dppror. ia miles
beyond Westmorelnnd Circle to WGlhonding
Road: diGoonallv LETT on Walhondtn0 appror.
! blocks to Wiscasset; right to Dahlonega and
home.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-19
Ten Years Ago
In Sports

Max Bentley tailed three
goals as the Chicag Black Hawks
trounced the New York Rangers,
9 to 1, before 1919 bowling
fans at Chicago.
Walker Cooper, the hard hit
ting catcher of the st. Louis
Cardinals, was sold to the New
York Giant 8 for the sum of
SITS, 900.
Playing before their home
town crowd in the Orange Bowl
at Miami, Florida, the Univer-
sity of Miami thrilled the home
folks by winning with last
second score 13 to 6.
Ward piggy Lambert, bas-
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-19

edged out Schultz Die 80 to
26 and Industrial Heat Treat
won a thriller in an over
time game against WiIIys No.
30 to 28 In the National League,
Auto Lite No. | outlasted Sur
face Combustion 54 to So. Spicer
took the measure of National
Supply Al to 81 and WiIlys
Overland No / defeated Unit
Cast "a to %.
The first game i'm the National
League between Surface Com
bustion and Auto Lite No. l was
the best and hardest fought
game of the night. After trail
ing throughout the game until
the last few minutes. Auto Lite
began to hit the loop and won
in the final seconds 54 to So.
Auto Lite's guard Ralph Miller
limited to 5 points i'm the first
half really caught on fire i'm the
last period with 5 baskets and
two free throws for a total of
II points for his nights work.
Micky Badik of the Surface team
was high man for his club with
Is counters.
It took the Spicer gang three
quarters to pull away from the
National Supply boys to win
Al to 81. National Supply i'm the
ball game all the way until the
final period tired in the last few
and could not quite
close the gap. Kenny Aldrich
paced the Spicer quintet with !
Is points besides playing a good
floor game p. KacZorowski was
high for the Supply boys with 9.
In the final game of the eve-
ming in this League, Willys
Overland, behind 10 to IA at the
half. limited the Unit Cast five
to 2 baskets while scoring IA
points, defeated Unit Cast "a to I
28. 0. Jones with his 6 counters
in the final few minutes pro-
vided the necessary spark need
ed by the Jeepsters to put the
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-19

game on ice. Lanky F. Lhubic
with Ia points led his teammates
in the scoring division besides
playing a good game around the
backboards. F. Caldwell led the
Casting boys with points.
Over in the Girls gym where
the American League played
their games, the Industrial Heat
Treat five and WHY'S Overland
No. 2 tangled in the first over
time game of the season. Jim
McGurk sunk the winning count
er with 15 seconds to go to lead
his team to their first victory,
30 to %. Jim Schramm proved
to be the boy with the eye for
Industrial Heat Treat by hitting
the loop for III counters. John
Preston of the WHY'S five led
his team with 10 on the score
books.
Jerry Mccarthy of the Auto
Lite No. 2 team paced the rest
of the boys with 18 points to
lead his team i'm their win over
Schultz Die, 80 to &c. The first
half ended with Auto Lite having
a l point lead, 13 to IL. There
was only 3 points difference at
the start of the final period and
then the Auto Lite boys started
to pull away, limiting Schultz
Die to IL counters while hitting
the loop for %.
The writer would appreciate
it very much il the managers of
all the teams would give the
score keepers the first names of
all players i'm your line up. The
schedules for future games were
passed out Monday night and
any one who failed to get one
will be able to obtain one from
me next Monday night. A de-
tailed schedule of all games will
be carried on the sports page
each week. aside to p. K. of
Unit Cast, control your temper
kid, you know we are all out
there to have some fun
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-19

Outstanding entertain m n
features are scheduled for Sports
Arena late i'm January and early
in February. Horace Heidi and
his Youth Opportunity Program,
including a two and a half hour
concert and 3O-minute coast
to-coast broadcast. will start the
parade of stars with one per-
fOrmance at 7 pm, Sunday, Jan
uary %. The Square Dance
Roundup, including two hour
hillbilly show with square and
round dancing as an added fea-
ture, will headline Tommy Long
and his Strolling Cowboys on
Tuesday, January 80.
Gene Autry with champion
and Little Champion" and a star
studded cast including Smiley
Burnette, Rufe Davis and Eddie
Peabody, will offer perform
ances at 4 and $50 pm, on Fri
day. February 2. Skating Vani-
ties of 1851, the $1,OOO,OOO
skate-dancing extravaganza. will
open short engagement on
Tuesday, February 9Th, featur-
ing the glamorous Gloria Nord
and a company of lis people.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-19

Windsor SpitfireS will meet the
Toledo Mercurys in an Interna-
tional League hockey game.
During the current week the
Mercurys will have a rugged
test, having played on the De-
troit Auto Club ice Monday,
meeting the Grand Rapids Roc
kets in the Michigan city We'd
nesday and journeying to Sarnia
Saturday for another tilt with
the Sailors. The Mercurys will
have plenty Of moral support at
Sarnia as more than 100 fans
are expected to make the excur-
sion to the. Canadian city with
the. Toledo Mercurys Booster
Club. This Sunday the Mercs
meet the Spitfires in the Wind
sor Arena.
Professional wrestling will be
resumed on Thursday. Jan. 25,
after week off necessitated by
the appearance of the circus.
Promoter Cliff Maupin has not
announced his next feature but
it is assumed that he is search
ing for an opponent capable OF
taking the measure of the chesty
Nature boy Buddy Rogers.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-19

betball coach at Purdue Uniyer-
sity for %. years, resigned. His
teams had won or tied for the
Big Ten title IL times.
The Detroit Tigers traded first
baseman Rudy York to the BOs-
ton Red Sox for infielder Eddie
Lake. Z
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-19

In the 1929-3O season the Bos-
ton Bruins, of the National Hoe
key League played a A game
schedule and had only one tie
game.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-19

In the first night professional
football game, the Philadelphia
Athletics defeated the Kama
weola A.C. 80 to 0, at Elmira
New York on November Is.
1902.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-19
Close Comes In LocoI II ,...ss s..s' r,.s1.
Mems Basketball Leagues go E% - =. - 80 :,
W-O> Heat Treat
Play Overtime
By Norm Meyers

If Monday nights games indication of things
to in the Local II Basketball League then there will
be hot times in the Robinson Jr High gym the
of the All games both leagues by very
slim margins In the American League Auto-Lite No. 2
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-19
Big Week Due
At Sports Arena

The elephants, bears, horses dogs and intrepid humans
thrilling thousands afternoon evening this the
Grotto
night competitive action will be in the 81
sports palace "Wednesday night Jan "a when the reuynated
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-01-27
3. s., No. :

Srarnn, Mbnung, Sellieben, atpei<
tes 8eltbt, bas iino grideinl,ngen,
tpelbe BEL beribiebenen Meniben
porfo,nnen uno iid s,i Bropbe5eiun.
gen iteigern. Durb 3ufalI betpabrbei-
ten itb oft ioldes 8oral,sieben. Grit
iter lit 0as iogenannte aipeite @eiidt
an5uieben, cos getpiiie Meniden 1T
ge,piiien 2dnbern beiisen. l1niere 2e-
Ter tperben ii6 erinnern, baB 1pieoer-
bolt an bieier Steue BON einem 8ro.
feilor oes Soiepbinll1ns fl,ra Dor bem
Sooe Mfgr. Settings Der 2eiden5ne
oesielben BEL beIlem Sage geieben
tpuroe, tpie berlelbe bie StraBe binab
5og. Gin anoerer 2atenprofeiior, elm
@eitfale, fonnte Don &in6beit an eine
SeuersbrunIt i'm 0orfe borausleben,
10 oaB er niht ielten Der 8ranoItif-
tllng berbdbtigt 1pl,r6e. Siele bieier
@rideinungen laiien iib burb nagi-
ide rgricfs" ooer burb 0eaiienbpp-
noie erfldren. @enn 3. g. inbiide
Wagifer elm Cell in bie 2uft tperfen
uno elm Meni6 baran inallfflettert.
Sn oieiem Sale meroen oie 3uihauer
our6 Spptole seblenoet. GaB iih
Sterbenbe IN ser Serne burh 3eiben
amneloen, iid 8eripanbten funbge-
ben, lit cine unbeitreitbare Eatiahe,
pie Sdreiber bieies' beitatisen tann.
slls Dor Sabren Elm naber &erdpano.
ter in Geutidlano ltarb, be1peste iid)
in meinem SalrIe elm an ser @anO
bdngen6es 9iIb bin ,nb Der, uno fura
nabber traf oie Sobesnadridt aus
0eutl6lano elm. @s sibt oiele 0inge
51pifhen Simmel uno @roe, sic fein
Wenid 81 erfldren berrnus.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-01-27
Sram 8. s., No.

@ebrauben Sic gegen @ift (8out)
- aud 3ipperlein getlannt - r,aile
2ebnraufibLGge. gfarrer &1,eipp
empfieblt bel ullen rbel.matii6en
2eioen naile 2ebnCGlap) )altfihlage.
cine Seilmetbooe, sic au6 in &neipp=
5anatorien init suten grfoIg ange=
manbt miro. Die Gleftri5itat Der nal
len Grbe, beionoers 2ebm, bot oie
mun0erbure Strait, olle innern llnrei=
aigfeiten, 1pie 8erbdrtl,ngen, @elpdf-
le, Beroid1,ngen, @eldlpiilite, ia 10
gar &rebsidaoen - aus Dem Spltem
beraissu5ieben l,no ,la6 bebarrlther
glntpenoung uufs nllergriinolihlte
uno baueruo su beilen. 0ieIe Sebm.
oufI1ldge ernerert man 10 oft Die
ieIben tparm geiporben. 8ei itarfen
Blutbergiftunsen rno &rebsleioen
,peroen in Sen Sanatorien iogar
2ebnpb1oer in elmer 8aoeapanne an-
getpanot. Sn oielen fSdllen miro io-
gar nod flint bis iehs 'Stnnoen cine
ponltdnbige Setlung erreift Sebm
mirft um i6neaiten uno frdftigiten,
menn er 10 tief nls moglif aus Ser
groe berausgeltoben uno nit Guell-
ODER Reeen1palier oermiidt miro. Tie
Der Die 2ebmaufidldge legt man nai-
1es 2innen. 2ebmaufi6lage ooer
2ebnlbGoer tpirten aln belten uno
ibneniten, 1penn lie falt angemanot
1per0en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-01-27
Webreren 2eiern.

Simmer ,pieoer tperoen uon 2elern
sSroeen geitent iiber bas r8arum"
in ser @elt. 8. g.: @arum bat @ott
sic @elt eri6affen? - @arllm i6uf
@r rl,r elm Menldenpaar? - $50
rim perbot gr Nbam un6 gpa bonn
nerbotenen 8alln su eiien? - $50.
rum erla1rbte @r ser Sblange ioent
seufeD sloam uuo gua sll berfiibren? =?
- Warum beihloB @ott, bas Iiinbise
Neni9eltgei6ledt 5u erloien h,rb
5einen einsebornen Sobn sspius, Ser
oreiunooreiBig Sobre inter Sen Men.
iden lebte uno i6lieBLidJ bon iiinoi,
gen Menl6en graaiam ans &reu5 &C.,
Idlagen 1p1lroe? - @arun itellte
@ott Seinen slpoIteln Sic Gr CUR
8riinSung Seiner &irta nui grhen
in alle Beltteile ianote, nidt oie mo-
hernen &eiiebequemlidfeiten 5ur Der
fiigung, 1pie giientobn uno Slug
5eag? - @arum tprroen sic me,itcn
Seiner apoltel semartert? - @arum
miro Die Stride 8ottes bis aui ocn
beltigen Gag nerfolgt, Seine Stea-
bertreter auf groen, Seine 8rieiter
mno Sroenslerte in ieoer MIR err
Senfli6en 8eiie gemartert? - @a.
RIM boben oie Heiden mebr @liid
als Die Mrmen9 - Marum idtpel.
gen sepiiiensloie uno 9ottloie Men-
I1en i'm ue6erfllB aller iroiinen Git
ter? - Warlnn erIaubt 8ott 6en
untibrtitli6en &omm1,nilten Ole
idredliden 8erfoIguneen in alien
2dnbern Ser grbe? - @arum ihl1at
gr iie nidt nit DEM pI0sli1en Eo6e,
tpie er es i'm @lten 8un6e apie6erbolt
getan bat? - 1arl,m IieB gr es gu,
Dab Der meniblide grfin61ings9eiit
Die ibredlidlte aller Deorotpaffen, Die
Atonrbonrbe, erfinben fonnte?
auf alle 6ieie 5ragen gibt 5ie 81.
Shrfft tnb Ser &atehisrnl,s Die ein-
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81. 3d., Wina.

Sic als fsarnter betpillfommnen
oen S9nee, Ger als i6iisenoe Oedc
sic 8interiaat uor grfrieren betpabrt,
sp6bren6 in tStdoten bober Shnee oen
gerfebr bel Gag uno Na6t empfino,
lid itort 1lno bas 8egibaffen Der
Shneemaiien Sen Steuer5ablern 5lr
2ait f1lt. ssn ben iebr boben Bergen
ribtet bober Sdnee ieoen 8inter
sroBen Shaoen an ourb berabrol'
lenbe Shneelatpinen, bie oft IN Stao'
ten uno Dorfern groBen Sd}aben an'
ritten - 1pie in Sen lesten Sager
in ser S6tpei5.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-01-27
Ren. s.. a., &p.

Ser Musorud I'm usum Delphi
nj, oen man auf Dem Sitelblatt alt
fran5Siider 8iiher, pornebnllid
alailifer finoet, beiBt: ~3um 8e-
brauh fir Sen Oaupbin" (ysamen fir
bie @rafen Des Giennois, bie ieit bem
sipol ften SSabrb,lnbert Sen Sitel 9au=
pbin fiibrten). 9ieie slltfibrift 1puroe
uripriinglid angelpanbt auf Sen bon
anItoBieen Stelen gereinigten alal=
iiferausgaben, sic Dem 9uupbin in
sic @anS gegeben iperben ourften.
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Brr unrnhlid,r 6rnB
@pn u ban Gtols
(6ortiesung)

Ser 81. Bruno, 1pel6er es lelbit ge=
bort, babe iib baritber 10 entiest, oaB
er iid uon Der Belt 5uriidge5ogen, elm
iibernldBig itrenges 2eben gefiibrt lno
oen itrengen &artbdlrieroroe,1 geitiftet
bnbe. IS mag iein, oaB bies nur eine
Sage lit, al1f sic id feinen @ib id1po-
rem lnohte - ober bas S6auerlihe
oaran mt eben bod 1pabr, 1tdlnli6 oaB
glei6 binter Oem 500 gan5 entiesli6e
Oiltge fo1nnlen fonnen. Sic Shrift
iast eben gan5 p0rtlid: .gta6 DEM
SOB forlmt oaa @eriht", nno ves lit
idredlid, in bte Sdnbe bes leben6i-
gen 8ottes 5u fallen, un0 vaudl
1nler @ott lit Elm oer5ebrenoes
sSeuer".
&ebren mir tpieber in ,lnlere Soten-
fapelle auf sen 1iroler 8ergen su-
rid: @enn in ieoen &opf sic Seele,
mel6e einmal orin gebault bot, auf
cine 8iertelltunbe 5uriidfommen uno
einen Reoe uno antiport iteben font
te, ipas nriiBte man oa fir Sa6en
t0ren? - @enn man ba 10 boren
ntiiBte bon ben anflagen in Der anoes
ren Welt 1tno Don Sen 8eribten, sic
BORT gebalten tperoen, uno Don sen
Geroammlnrgen, oie BORT fiir elpis
ausgeiproden iino: ga fonnte es
einelil audi tonrmen, oaB man Der
Welt uno ibrer Suit entiogte unb on
gar nid)ts mebr bd6te, ols npie man
leine arlne Seele eretten nrobte.
aber id mill bieslnal ni9t piel
reoen BON oem tiefen slbgrl,no ser
Gtptgfeit unO ser Gerbamnllng lmo
ser Seligfeit; ib mill nur am Gin
gang BORT biniiber lteben bleiben. STR
Sotenf0pfe uno !t0pflein, mos bnbt
ibr oenn fir 8eiidter gei6nitten i'm
letten SoOesfan1pf? gs lniibte cine
9ral,iige &olnobie iein, ipenn bieie
Sdaoel ale 5llianunen auf einrnaI
ibre Baden unO ibr Jleiih uno Sout
oariiber befanen l,no bie Nerpen uno
leoer nod einnlul @eli6ter MAIDEN
tat, .pie er getan in ser Stl1noe ieines
slbIterbens, uno menn audi bas ,l1ln-
lide 8er06el uno 8eitobne uno &C.
ordnge llno bie ll1mliben Ser5i6lage
5l boren tptiren; es miiBte furios
iein, uno mein Sit auf Ser Soten=
babre ba plre gar 1lnlultig, ipenn
nod einmal Ser Sooestampf iiber al
eiele &opfe flatterte lpie cine n1htige
5leoermallS, apie elm gr1,Ii6es @e=
ipenlt.
Gas lit oas tieiite glenO, in MEL
DIES Ser Ntenid urf grben fommen
fann: I'M So0estampf liesen. 9u bit
pielleiht eln ltarfer Wenid gerpelen
nno bit gelpalttatig allfgetreten: no
lit iebt oie araft in oeinen S6enfeIn?
Sic bangen sir lab,n uno ibiper am
Seib uno tragen oi6 ni6t mebr =
uno lpenn bas Sterbelihtlein 0ein
gett an5iinben tat, bu fonnteit 0oh
nldt berausipringen. uno penu lie
old nod NIT Dem lebten 2ofiel poa
Neoi5in plagen ipollen, 10 fannlt ou
eS nibt tpebren, l,no sic Wliifen iisen
Dir OIL Ben Sdldfen unb Inn sic
ausem; Ser slrm tit Dir gu id)tper ,,no
Ser aopf gu miibe, iie gu pertrei-
ben. - 3u marit Dielleidt cine Itolse
iippige Sungfer, oie in ibrem Conn.
tags1taat 5uerit i'm SHesel iid idau-
te, uno Damn iid aud germ seipieselt
bat in Sen @ugen ser 2eute: spebe.
mie fame es Dir Dor. tpenn Dir lett
elmer einen Spiegel porbielte: mas
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GirhrnHtuiirntge Alrnfd,r1

Dab es liebeltsapiiroige lino unIie-
bensapiiroige Meniben gibt, erfabren
uno ieben mir tngt1glid. Dariiber be.
|oarf es feines apeiteren @ortes. @e-
niger gut bagegen oertnogen mir bin
ltno ipieber Die edte 2iebensapiiroig-
felt BON Der geberhelten ooer ertiin-
itelten 5u 1lnterideioen, iooaB mir
idon nran6es Mal iebr feblgeidoiien
baben IN 1irrieren l1rteiIe1. Wabre 2ie-
bens1pitroigfeit lest cine getpiile Mn-
paiiungsfGbigfeit boraus fir 6ie
Sre,.oen, 2eioen @iini9e uno gigen-
|urten bes gtebenneni1en, uno Dor al
lem ielbItloie, opferbereite 2iebe uno
ein fronrnes @enliit. Babre 2iebens,
wiiroigfeit finoet Sreuoe oaran, oas
Cute bel atoeren nn5uerfennen, ibre
Seiitnngen gu Ioben, ibren Eaten gei-
| fan 5it aollen, ia, ite a., bespunoern.
|Sie tpablt bier5,i @orte, 0ie fern bon
ieoer nebertreiblng iinb, aber 10, tpie
iie ipridt, 10 fiiblt ,lno empfinoet iie
AUDI. SIM 8erfebr nit ibr 6arf man
oie tief innere ueberaelsgung bnben
70 tpie iie II, meiner @eselapart reoet,
10 miro iie aud binter nreinem @iider,
itd) al,Bern.
2eioer miro 6ie tpnbre, ebte 2ies
benstpiiroigfeit oftmaIs i6tper Der.
fannt. l1nb tparum2 @eil iie es tief
unter ibrer gBiiroe bGlt, gegen ibre
lleber5engl,ng 5il loben 1,n5 81 be&pun-
bern, neil iie, no iie es t,,n n1ubte.
freimiitig einen Eabel u,1siprie5t. nno
|apeil iie ME 1ln6 nnter feiren umltGn.
ben Ole CUNT ser Weeni1en erringen
mill al1f Soften idoner, eef1uiger Sic.
Sen. Die iie niht ebrlib uno aMirthtig
ntitfiiblt. gdte 2iebens1uiiroigfeil bat
cine tiefe Babrbeitsliebe nno porneb.
mes Denfen sltn Gunbamert. Sic min
lelbit BEN S9atten Ser 3iige ut6 Seus
delei meioen, iie a9tet oen NdG Glten
5u bod, I'M ibn fir f1big au baIten,
ii6 elmer pll,r1pen Sdnei1elre6e toe.
gen freuen su fonnen. Dns alles uber
miro ielten getpiiroigt, felten berftun-
Sen; man ilebelt oen S1meidlern 5,.,
man brennt banad, iih Don ibnen
preiIen uno riibrnen al1 boren, ln6 ie
oreilter lie es MAIDEN, ie lauter tie
l6reien, fiir Inn 10 Iiebenstpiiroiger
'tperoen tie gebalten. Cine groboen-
fenoe 5rau duBerte fid einnaI in
oieler 5roge oabin, baB elm unber-
oientes Sob iie nebr brenne aIs elm
beroienter, nod 10 berber EaoeI. 60
io1en mir ale urteilen, bann ipdre
Die unedte 2iebenspiiroigfeit, ge,
nannt Shmei6elei, baI6 aus ser @elt
gel6afft; 6enn in lebter 2inie tann
man bod nur Den lln1idmei6eln, ser
1i6 gerne idmeiheln l1Bt! &iiten mir
uns oesbalb in glei9er @eiie Dor UNI
aufrihtigem 2oben un6 ni9t ehrIi6
empfunoenen ldonen Neoen, OILS aud
bapor, l.nier DIR apillig un1 freuoig
berartig 1lnreelIen Interchangeable.
feiten ll,o banogreifliben ur.pabr=
beiten 3u leiben, ole neben allen mei1t
nnr 6araltf bin3ielen uns an bet0ren,
Inn Damn irgenoeinen 8orteil ooer @e-
tpinn aus ober ourb uns berallssu=
iblagen.
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Mednurlg, 6ns @eriht. Ser MpoiteI
idreiM:: rGs | iteinem ieoen Meen-
iden beitimnt, eiirniaI at iterben, uno
nod Dem Eoo fon1int ons @eriht. I"
l1no er i6reibt auh, Dob es bort iebr
i6tper geba1ten tpiro, er fhreibt: .Gs
lit i6redlif, in Die S1nbe oes Iebens
0igen 8ottes 3u fallen.
(Jortiebu,,g foIgt)
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gon Grof. 5. N. 9uebreu,
&ebaftenr bes ,@aiienfreanh'.
643 South Obio Mnenue,
Columbus, Ohio
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taees abeeIdloiien tpuroe, iit es auf
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ssabr 1851 eripeitert aporben. Wean
fann alio unter oenielben 8eoingun=
gen apie bisber alle slbIaiie getpinnen
tpie i'm Sabre 1850, als iiber 4,0OO,-
600 Hileer nad 8om gefommen pa.
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Muttprltrhp

Ginem iueiteu Oseane,
OeiIen Siefe nidt erreidbar,
st bic nnbegrenste 2iebe
Giner Wntterbrnit bersleidbar.
@ie iid amf bes Neeres Grunbe,
Seoem Menidenaug' beridloi1en,
ltnbefannte @eien resen,
Herlen nn6 &oralen ipr0len,
4lio lebt i'm Wntterber3en,
Seoem Gterbli6en nerbppaen,
Cine ganse @elt bon syrenbem,
Cpfermat unb S6mers nnb Gorsem,
@ie Der belle MonS an, Simmel
Seine Silberitrabeln ienbet,
timer Eager at erbellen
Wit bem 2i9t, bas niemals blenSet,
60 erbellt Der SHUTTER 2G6eln
Sbres 2ieblinss aeine @iese
11n6 berflart nit milbem Sanber
Seine ianften, reinen Sa8e.
grie Bic Stern am Gi,mmelsSome
@anbellos nnb rubig binfen,
Daft bic irrge8augnen Hilger
Nidt in bnnfler Nadt perfufen,
Nlio lendtem, lenfen, fiibren
Wntteramgen, 0oppeliterne,
@a6enb iiber alle ain6er
Sn Der Nabe, in Der 6erue.
Grit ipenn Sieie Anseu bre&eu,
@enn fie tot, bic uus seboren,
g8iRen mir, mas mir bdakeu,
1ablen tief, mas mir berlerem.
NJ. Wiener
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5ig ridtige Mntiport. 9esbalb er.
iibrigt es iih, bieie nno abnli6e Gra-
gen in ser ausfunftsipalte 5u beant-
tporten!
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ct. Marb's College, ct. Marps,
@nns., ben 10. De5enrber 1850.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-08-23
OF
SPECIAL ELECTION

Notice is hereby given to the
qualified electors of the City or
Lexington, Holmes County. Mis-
sissippi, that pursuant to an or
der of the Mayor and Board OF
Aldermen of said City of Lexing-
ton, a special election will be held
IN said City of Lexington, Holmes
County, Mississippi, on Friday,
the 31st dav of August 1851, to
elect a Clerk OF the City of Lex
ington to fill the vacancy which
occurred nv reason of the death OF
c. A. Glover, and notice is here
by given that the name of any
qualified elector of said City of
Lexington. who has been request
ed to be a candidate for said Of
flee by a written petition signed
bv at least fifty qualified elect
ors of the City of Lexington, Mis-
sissippi, will be placed on the
ballot for said election, provided
such petition is presented to the
undersigned Commissioners Of
Election, or either of them, not
less than fifteen days before the
date of said election.
This the 9th day of August, 1851.
Mrs. Grace Shepherd,
Mrs. w. L. Hooker,
r. o. Duke, Commission
ers of Election of the City of Lex
ington, Holmes County, Missis-
sippi. 17-4tnp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-08-23
NOTICE TO

No. 1854 Letters of Administra-
ton having been granted on the
7th day of August, 1851, by tn
Chancery Court of Holmes Coun-
ty, Mississippi, to the undersign-
cd upon the estate of C.. A.
Glover, Deceased, notice is here
by given to all persons having
claims against said estate to pre-
cont the same to the Clerk of
said Court for probate and regis
tration according to law within
six months from this date, or they
will be forever barred.
This the 7th day of August,
1851.
Mary Williams Glover,
l7-4tnp Administrative
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-08-23
SUMMONS

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TO-Bettie E. johnson, post Of
flee address Memphis, Tennessee,
street address unknown:
You are summoned to appear
before the Chancery Court of the
County of Holmes in said State
on the Second Monday of Septem-
Der, 1851, to defend the suit No.
$3.50 in said Court of the Holmes
County Bank and Trust Company,
wherein you are a defendant.
This the a day of August, 1851.
(SEAL) Parham H. Williams,
Clerk, 17-4tnp