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Evening star., 1951-08-24
By ,he Associated Press

TOKYO, Aug. 24.-The teTt
OF a message from Kim II Sung.
supreme commander OF North
Korean Communist forces. and
Gen. Peng Teh-hu1i, command
/. er OF Chinese Red forces in
Korea, to Gen. Matthew B.
RidoaUay. supreme United Ma
tionS commander, on the sus-
pension OF the Korean truce
talks.
Gen. Ridgway:: Whilst the blood
of our heroic fighter Yao Ching
hsiang, who fell victim under the
illegal killing by armed personnel
of your side, is still warm, an air.
plane of your side invaded the
air over the meeting place in the
Kaesong neutral zone at 22:2C
hours on August % and carried
out bombing and strafing which
were aimed at the residence oi
our delegation. Although oul
delegation was filled with indig-
nation, it nevertheless notified
your side at 22::35 hours on Au-
gust % to send personnel to in
vestigate, in order to make the
truth of the event known to the
whole world and prevent any pre-
text on your side of regarding the
cause of the event as accidental.
The liaison officers sent by youl
side saw with their own eyes the
craters made by bombs dropped
by the airplane belonging to your
side, bomb splinter and other
items of evidence which proved
that the bombs were dropped a
few hours previously, and they
could not but be silent. In fact
even without the Joint investiga-
ton of liaison officers of your side
the witnesses and items of evil
dence which we possess already
fully prove the undeniable pro-
vocative action of your side.
Patience Is Mistaken"
The reason why you dare to un-
scrupulously continue the provo
cations is because you have
our patiencerin striving
for peace as sign of weakness.
You assumed that we would not
be willing to break off the nego-
tiations on account of these
questions. Therefore you even
went to the extent first of firing
on Panmunjom, then to murder
ing a military patrolman of our
side and lastly attempting to
Evening star., 1951-08-24
Van Fleet Terms U. n.
Able 10 Fight Off Any
New Communist Drive
BY the Associated Press

UNITED STATES 9th ARMY
HEADQUARTERS. Korea, Aug
24.-Gen. James A. Van Fleet Saio
today United Nations forces would
be able to withstand any new
Communist attack. even if the
Reds employ more men, tanks
guns and planes than they have
ever before used.
The Allied ground commander
said if the KaeSong armistice talks
end in failure and the U. N. troops
go back to fighting 'they will de
so with hate and eagerneSs."
"They have spent the 61-day
armiStice lull training" Gen. Var
Fleet said in an exclusive inter.
view.
I'VE feel very confident we car
whip the enemy in the present
battle area" Gen. Van Fleet add
ed. 1--we been feeling it woulc
be a great opportunity to us, fol
them to attack"
Reds Terribly Hurt"
The four-star general said &
new Communist offensive woulc
play into our firepower. If We
can get them out into the oper
We would have beautiful shoot.
Gen. Van Fleet said the Reds
were terribly hurt" and have not
Sufficient shelter or food for an
other winter campaign.
He warned that the Reds could
throw "a considerable amount
of air strength into the cam
paign. He said the Communists
also likely would use more ar
tillery and more tanks than he
has shown since I've been here.
Its something serious to think
about" he. said.
The general said the lack OF
maintenance and strong Allied
air opposition would whittle down
the Communist air force in a
week.
Our air will cause a lot of
damage" he said, II believe by
the end of the first week the
Communist air potential will &C
way down"
Cannot Beat 8th Army.
Repeating previous statement,
the general said: THE enemy
cannot beat the 9th Army.
He can bring in a million
troops but I'll be damned if he
can support them
Even if the Reds attack in bao
weather, he said, the weather
will clear after two or three days
and they will be sitting ducks fol
Allied planes and artillery.
I'VE would sure make them
pay" he commented.
The present battle area. where
Gen. Van Fleet said he thought
his army could whip the Reds
hes largely above the 38th Parallel
Il won't say we can stop hin
on any particular line" he said
'but don't believe well have tc
give near as much ground as We
did in April"
Last April, when the Commun.
lists began their spring offensive
Gen. Van Fleets 9th Army helc
them north of Seoul and the Har
River
He was asked if he thought the
u. N. forces could be able to in
tlict greater defeat. on the Com
munistS than they have suffered
previously.
Well. I don't know" he said,
Evening star., 1951-08-24
KoestIer to Stuy in U. S.
AS Truman FuiIs to Act
BY the Assoeiuied Press

LEGISLATION giving permanent
|residencs in this country to Ar
thur Koestler. Hungarian autnor
of Darkness at Noon.' has be-
come law without President Tru-
mans signature.
This is automatic when the
President allows 10 calendar days
since Congressional approval to
Ielapse without acting on a bill
The 10 days were UP yesterday
The White House offered no ex-
PLANTATION of Mr.. Truman's course
Evening star., 1951-08-24
ACTRESS Has Daughter

SANTA MONICA, Calf, Aug.
"a (R).An 8-pound son was born
yesterday to actress Faith Do
mergue in st. Johns Hospital. She
lis married to Hugo Fregonese. o
director. They have daughter
Diana. 2.
Evening star., 1951-08-24
Hershey Visits Vienna,
Will Make Draft Survey
BY the Associated Press

VIENNA, Aug. 24.-Maj Gen
Lewis B. Hershey. United State,
Selective Service director. arrived
yesterday for quick trip Il
which he will see how many
potential draftees can be found il
Austria.
Gen. Hershey told newsmer
that his visit was partly in con.
nection with his recommendation
that Americans in Europe liable
for the draft be registered. ane
was partly pleasure.
Evening star., 1951-08-24
Paper Ruises Price

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. Aug.
Ia Ry.-The johnson City Press
Chronicle yesterday announced a
|five-cents increase in the price of
its Sunday newspaper. The new
Sunday issue price win go from
10 to Is cents.
Evening star., 1951-08-24
Mine Detectors Locale
$4,000 in Buried Gold
By ihe Associoied Press

PARKERSBURG, w. Va. Aug.
I24.-Mine detectors have been
used to help uncover $2l 900 in
gold coins buried on the suburban
estate of deceased jeweler.
The estates agent said last
Evening star., 1951-08-24
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Evening star., 1951-08-24
LIMITATIONS ON GAS HEATING

The Petroleum Administration for Defense has issued
PAD Order No effective August 22 1851 which prohibits
supplying noturo gas heating customers and new
Iorqe commercial and industrial installations the District
Of CoIubo except those which specifically
empted under condtio- of the order.
The Public Service Commission Of Maryland, by Order
No. 48607 has similarly restricted the Of natural gas
effective August 22 in the Maryland adjacent to the
District Of Columbia, which is served by the Washington
Gas Light Company Of Maryland, Inc. 7H
These orders have been issued to insure continued
supply Of natural existing customers we'll to
defense industries. Critical shortage could occur it
expansion permitted continue unchecked This not due
shortage Of noturo gas in this country but to short
Of steel for the construction of pipe lines TO transport
enough gas meet all demands.
These orders have the effect of law alike and
suppers of natural gos We bound by them and must
refuse service any heoting lorge commercial
industrial installation specifically by provisions
of the orders.
We shall be glad assist any Of customers by odvis
ing them such questions may arise connection with
compliance with these orders The present OF for
heoting ond other purposes not affected by the orders
We regret any inconvenience that these orders may
pose prospective gas and shall be glad 70 extend
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WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY
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Giele 8laie ienidmG6e, Die oft III ipu=
teren Sabren eintritt, fam beOelteno
gemilOert unO na6 unO naf) fltriert
peroen our6 cine arsI6lieBli6e
Wil6oiGt 9ie Mild miro entlpeoer
llngeIotten ODER gefpdt l1nO luuDarm
getrunfen. Wann beginnt nit Elm bis
5rpei Quart tlgli6 unO fam Damn al
mabli6 bis 81 orei unO uler Guart
lteigern. @enn man cine reine unper-
mii6te Wtil6 pertragen fam, 10 per=
oient Oieie oen Gor5ug, neil iie ni6t
10 leibt &erltopflng erregt. Ga bic
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gen Stoffe entbalt, 10 bat lie Oas ein-
5ige gtabrungsmittel 81 bilOen bis
9eiierung eingetreten lit. 2ur6 oieie
9)tildf1r iinb auh ihOn onOere lang
luierige uno i6Dere Seiben, tpie hro,
nil6e Giarrboe, Gubr, @aiierlu6t,
ia ielblt 9er5franfbeiten, gebeilt nor
BEN.
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MuAkuAN
Bon Erpf. s. 90. 9nebreu,
&eoaftenr oes ,8aiienfreunb',
643 Spntb Sbio Noenue,
Columbus, Ohio
81. W., Minn. :

Ius pon ser Stride gelegnete Melbs
lpaiIer lit fir Stride lmo Saus be-
Itilnmt. Ser 9rielter gebraltft Die
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lern uno Srten nit oielenl @aiier be
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Seihen beiln gintritt IN Die Stride unO
heim Gerlollen berlelbel1. SSn ieoenl
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gebrabt lein, belonoers I'M Sdlaf5ln-
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Iolpie beiln Serlaiicn oes Saltles 5ltr
9lrbeit nit @eiblpailer iid belpren'
gent 9lb Saus luO ,Stallrlng llno
3Seloer fam man nit @eibDaiier ieg-
nen. slu6 anoere Don Ser &irfe ge=
legnete 8egcnlt ltdnoe, pie &adsfer-
sen, Golmen, &rGuter, @eln uno
onoere Iinge, iollten III ieoem cbrllt=
fotbplilhen Saue OOrbanOen leln.
@ir brouhen Sen 'Segen 8Otte5 bel
uuen llnternebmllngeL Sug uno
9tuht, bel Ser Slrbeit lt1O IN Der Huhe.
n9ln 8otte5 'Segen lit olle2 gele9en."
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Guantit1ten genommen, tti6t MIR llns
it1oli6, IonDern foroert oie 8eroal-
ung. Sn groBeren auantitaten be-
nirft es Magen- unO llnterleibsent.
5iinoungen. Gin befanntes Selbits
moroperfabren bel oen Gbineien be-
Itebt Oarin, ooB iie cine Taiie getpobn-
lihen Sal5es auf elnmal einnebmen.
,Serner fam in eingema6ten Nab=
rllngsmitteln Canned .goodS), tpie
Slid uno 8emiiiefonierpen, iicb Gift
entpideln, ielten, iolauge oie 9le6-
ooien geihloiien ltno, tuobl uber, penn
ser Snbalt na6 Oen Seffnen in Ser
Sole iteben bleibt. 9esbolb iou man
oie Golen lofOrt nob oem Seffnen
cntleeren lmo Sen Snbalt nobmals
obfoten. Goriibt lit ebenfaus ge-
hoten beim 8ebrall6 uon Wanoeln
(9lImpnOs) in &u6en lno anoerem
@ebGd pegen Ser in oenlelben entbal-
tenen 8lauldltre, einem tooli6en Slit.
G5 lit geboten mO an5llrnten, i'm 8e=
brnu6 pon 8elpiir5en iiberbaupt iebr
n1big oor5ugeben. Bfeffer, Nagel=
den, 3imt, Sngtper ooer Wteerrettie
ioIlten in fleinen Guontitdten als 3u=
totcn gebrauht nerOen. Plus oenieI=
ben 8rllnoe lit iiberrdBiger 8enuB
bon itorfem @obnenfaffee ooer itar=
fem See gelltnobeit5l ld)Goltf.
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Gieie geraoe 5u oieIer Sabre53eit
IN @alo uno guI6 porfommenoe
8iftpflun5e 'Summa6 (Yoilon Spp)
fam man BON gelpobnli6em gfer So
Ollr6 unterlheioen, Oab oer giftige
Gfell an 9dumen emporflettert 1tno
MIR orei gl1n5enoe fleiid)ige 8litter
bot. Utan erinnere ii6 an Die Hegel q:
Leaflets three, let it be" @enn
man nit gifti9em Gfeu in 8eriihrung
gefonnlen iIt fam man fplgenOe
Scilmittel nnlpenoen: Won malhe al
le in WtitletoenlGaft ge5ogenen Suut=
itelen nit elmer fiinfpro5entigen 81
iell6lor= r=@alier- l1nO 8lp5erinloillng
ltnO laiie Olele eintrofnen. 9ieIe Ell en-
haltige Solltng nelltroliiiert sic Ser
giftlmg. Sic fledt uber leioer Saut
unO 3eug. 6erner lit cine fiinfpro5en-
tige foblenlu1re &aliloillng Elm gutes
$5eilmittel. @eioe 2oiungen lino biuig
ber5llltellen. Gie meilten Snleftenbilie
lperOen nit elmer milOen 9llfaliloll1ng
bebanoelt. Menn man elnen Wtitden=
it'd nit einem nnlien Stiif Seize
ooer elmer miloen 9lnmonioflolung
einreibt, 10 bort 0o5 Sufen orf. 3u
piel Neiben ent5iinoet Die Stellen.
9ienenIride fonnen genml 10 bebon=
BELT Der0en, aber nid)t @elpenitihe
Gin 8elpenIti6 entbolt nGmlid) 9llfa-
Ii rno loate Oober nit elmer SGure,
mle Gilig, bebanOelt peroen. Man
fonn SnIeftcnItide lnb onoere Gergifs
tungen mlloern uno almdbli6 beilen
onrh 9uflegung bon feu6tem 2ebm
(Glop) ooer, fails oieler ni6t sur
Sano lit, nit ousgegrabener, fiibler
Groe. 9lll6 oas 9lufIegen bon in
Oiinne ,S6eiben eeifnittenen 3pie=
beln fiiblt llno beilt oie meiiten Snief-
tenititbe.
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= Sr. g., =.

Ser geniule 9luii6neioer Baron
bon Wtilnfbultlen, Ser Oas 8laue pom
Sinnel berunterliigt, lit cine ge-
ibihtlihe Gerlonli6feit. Die Otiind=
baulen 1ino Elm altes, nieoerlG6iilhes
@el6Iett, oelien llrabn, Seino nit
Gornamen, ben &aiier iSrieori6 IL.
i'm Sabre 124S uuf ieinen 3uge na6
Dem Seillgen 2ange begleitete. Inter
1elnen 'Sobnen i6ieO it'd oos @eihleht
in cine lhluar5e uno in cine peiBe
Slnle, uno ols SproB ser erIteren
wuroe om II. Otoi 1920 ser iSrei-
berr &orl 6rieOri6 Sieronpmus BON
Vtllnhbal1len auf Dem Cute 9ooen=
meroer I'M Sunnoper'i6en geboren.
Sn iltngen Sabren trat er in ruiiiihe
&rlegsolenlte, ma6te als &apouerie=
oftl5ler mebrere 6elo5iige gegen sic
Surten nit llno febrte Damn nad)
gooenmerOer 5uriif, 100 er am %. Sc
brl1ar 1897 Itorb. Gr par nit einem
sri. Sotoblne BON 9nnten perbeira=
tet, blnterlieB ieooh feline ainoer.
Sant Oen llugebelerli6en Slben=
teuern, Die Ser iopiale Wtann aIs
lelbterlebt in frobliber Sufelrunoe
sum- beIten gab, Duroe iein Name melt
ilber Die Gren5en ieiner Seimat be-
fannt. aber oie l1nIterblibfeit bGtte
er ta1m errungen menn ibm ni6t Elm
SanOsmann 81 Silfe gefonrn1en lpGre
Huoolf Grid) Haipe, 1877 in San-
noper geboren, ser eS bonn leihtlin-
nlgen Stuoenten gum getpanoten 9lfo-
oentlfer gebroht bate, >oam in 2on-
Don (ols Sulti5flii6tling) sic 9(ben=
teuer sD}iin6ballIens nnter gleidseitiz
ger Serpertl1ng pon Smifts u@ul-
llpers Hellen" in englilher Sprohe
peroffentli6te. 9ieles 9u6 lpuroe bon
9iirger, oem Gidter oes r2ieos pom
brapen Otann" uitp., ins 0eutl6e
liberl lebt G70), uno oieies Yud)
muroe cine Der populGriten 2iigen-
oidtungen (0tiindbauliaben).
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mnlfganu, hrr Stuhrnt
@on u eDrgS Sennrid, S. Z. d.,
Berlin -Gbarluttenbnrg

9luf Oem 5rieObof zines oberi6le-
lilhen Snoultrie4Srtes befinoen li6
re6ts bonn gineong mebrere 8rdber,
Die uni6per OILS 'Soloatener4ber 5u
erfennen iino. &ier barren illnge
Wenl6en ser Iuferltebung oie I'M
2a5arett oes Srtes peritorben iino
uno ni6t mebr in oie Seimat iiberz
gefiibrt meroen ourften. Nad) ben
neueiten 0eeloungen 1peroen bieie
8raber ni6t mebr gepflegt. Ser Dit
mlno mebt oariiber BIN unb laBt 8lu-
men uno 8rGler perpelfen. Die @es
oenftafeln faaen Dem @urm gum
Spfer, nno balo peroen 9tame nno
8rab oerldmunoen iein.
genr ein Siigel, 10 miro beri6tet,
ma6t cine gu5nabme. Cine fleine
goeltanne, Die om &opfenoe Itebt,
unO ein paar 8lumen iinb title 3eu=
gen Oafilr, OaB Meniben in Der gtdbe
iinO, oie BEN 1oten fannten uno au6
bellte nod leiner in 2iebe geoenfen.
@er etlpas pon Sen letter Stunben
oes BORT Gubenoen meiB, Ser 1punoert
lid Oariiber ni6t. IS banOelt it6 INN
einen iener Weni iben, Die man ni6t
oergelien fann aub penn oie Gage
ser 8efanntibaft MIR Deinuten ge-
iueien iino. Sort unter ienem Siigel
liegt @olfgang, ser Stuoent.
Slm 13. Sftober 1914 tpurbe ser
2a5arettpfarrer 5u einem GerIebgang
gerufen. 8eim 8etreten bes @auies
iagte ibm oie &ranfeni6lpeiter, baB es
lt6 Inn einen Stuoenten ban0le. 8ie
iiblib ging Ser Sci Itli6e erlt einmal
pripat 81 ibm. Sm &ranfen5immer
iab er iid) einem iungen Wenl6en
gegeniiber, in belien slntlib Spuren
elmer l6peren aranfbeit 81 leien
maren. Srot li6tbarer S6mer5en
mabte ser &ranfe aber einen perbdlts
nismaBig friiden ginbrud, uno idon
bel bieler fllr5en 8egriiBung mar 81
merfen, oaB man bier Dor einem ret
fen, guter5ogenen Menl6en Itano.
9ta6 einigen Minuten Der Inter
baltung oeutete Ser 2a5arettpfarrer
an, baB er nun in oie &apeae geben
uno oas MuerbeiligIte bolen tpolle
uSerr Yfarrer," iaste @olfgang,
nib babe cine 8itte. Spreden Sie
na6ber bic @ebete langIam lno oeltt-
li1, oamit ib gut folgen fann."
&ura barauf begann bie beilige
&anblung. Ser &ra,rfe beihtete uno
empfing Die beilige aommunion. Wfi1
innerer lteber5elgung betete er ielbii
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oaberranIht nno 2anb llnb abgeril.
| iene 8aum5Deige nit fif fiibrt. 8ann
perben sic &inber ihon beber5ter. Sic
| fiI6en Sol5ltiidhen aus Dem @aiier,
perfen lie tpieoer bineil1 uno nie iie
| idnea fortIbnimmen, ipringen tie
ibnen nad.
8alo fragt ser @regor: u@er fam
uber oas @aiier bopien?" Giner bat
oas Ser5 unO probiert es; unO Die
8uben ipringen iebt biniiber uno ber-
iiber, uno bie OiGgolein, oa nod
nihts pailiert lit, mahen elm luitiges
S1rmen. Wean bort's ibnen mobl an,
lie baben Sen 'S6reden iiber oos @e.
pitter pieoer gan5 aus oem Sinn ge=
idlagen. 3 fonnten ood) mir alten
2erte Sdmer5 uno 8ram unO 'S6ref-
fen, 10 idnea luieber pergeiien!
. iteb BORT, blauer Simmel lpieber
Die @olfen geben allseinanoer mle
elm Sorbong, uno iebt ibaut olld)
gang troltlid Sic Sonne mieoer Dor
uno muItert alleS, Oh Oas 8eipitter
nihts an ibren @elpdblen allf Groen
peroorben babe.
8ie gliserlt iest oie Gegentropi-
lein an ben @r1iern unb 8ldttern i'm
Sunnenlhein 10 ibon, id0ner nod ais
om Sltertag sic eleftrii6en 2i6ter
I'M sic Statlle oes al1feri itan0enen
SeilunOes, 1pie lauter ipeiBe unO
Crime uno rote 1lno blane 2ibtlein
@enn man MIR eines ins 3immer
nebmen fonnte uno es tpiiroe sort
aGelpeil 10 ibon glibern! Sd CLAUDE,
ieoes tute lieber folgen uno Diiroe
nibt 10 leibt 5ornig peroen uno nibt
mebr fluben, luenn es allemal bas
ltrablige &iigel6en aniabe, bas 10 liiB
uno frellnolib nit ieinem 8lan5 blin=
5elt ltno einen griiBt, als nGre es bas
lieblide 9lntlib pon einem nin5ig flei=
men gngelein ous aus ser llniiCbtbar=
felt iein &opf6en beral1sitredt lno in
sic @elt lugt.
llno Die es iett iiberaa 10 gut rie6t
uno Die Suit 10 fril6 lit! Wan glaubt
faIt es iet alles nelt getuorOen: Ser
Simmel lit blauer, Oie Come ltrabli-
ger uno lti6t ood ni6t mebr 10
lpitig; uno nie frild llno Ounfelgriin
iebt Baum lno Strar6 oalteben, erIt
bellte morgen nod 10 pelf uno itall=
big! 8ie ibon llno geiunO uno rubig
lit nlles nieoer in @alO uno iSll1r, am
Berg unO I'M Sal!
3 8ott, Iu bilt groB uno berrlib,
lmO punoerbar iino Seine @erfe
Iuf Si6 Dertraue if, 9u bilt nein
Stern uno meine 6reuoe! slues, mas
oa gel6iebt, geidiebt 81 meinem
gelten. Iu i6idit 9egen unO Sonnen=
ldein. Sd beuge MIDI 9einer aagiiti=
gen Goriebung!
l1no lpas i6 ba gei6rieben, iino
5Dei Sropfen 5inte, iporin ii6 triib
uno l6pad Elm 9roielein Ieiner @elt
geipiegelt bat.
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@as Sic rn5 betreffs Salsoriiiens
operation Qoniils) mitteilen, baben
mir bereits bon prontinenten Sler5ten
gebort, namli6 oaB 2el,te, belonoers
&inoer, Oenen Oie 9alsOriiien Ourd)
cine Operation entfernt peroen, in
ben meiIten SSallen Ser perbungnisools
len 8oliotranfbeit gum Spfer fallen.
2ieIe Sals0riiien iino obiolut not
lpenoig 5ur Speidelbiloung. 9lnItatt
lie entfernen 5u laiien, fam man lie
letft ourh einfade &ausnlittel, bic
pIeOerbolt on oieIer STEELE ungegeben
pur0en, beilen.
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er itd nit oen 8orten: ~Muf @ieoer-
ieben i'm Simmel!"
@egen balb a6t iaste er: n2aiiet
uns banfen, Wutter." Die MeuBerun-
gen, oie er Damn lpdter madte, tparen
nibt mebr gan5 flar. 8alo iab er iib
auf oem S6la6tfelo, bulo I'M 2a5a=
rett l1no anoerspo. Sn ser elften
Stunbe fam Sic tS6meiter, Inn i'm
nod einmal beiier 5ll betten. @olf=
gangs 8ater balf babel.
Na6oem er pieoer 5ure9tgelegt
mar, mabte ser &rartfe nod einmal
elm paar 9lten5iige, uno Damn itano
feline Seele Dor @ott. gs mar 5ebn
Wtinuten Dor elf.
SD habe @ott gebeten, mid Inn
elf llbr au Sid gu rufen. @ie ipat lit
es, Serr Pfarrer
"gs lit 5ebn Wtinl,ten Dor ,teun."
r9ann babe id nod 5tpei Stllnoen
3eit."
CT bat nod mebr als 5,pei Stun=
ben 3eit gebabt. Mft Gage nod iparen
ibm gelbenft. Iber INN elf ubr bat
Bott i'm 5u Sid gerufen.
Im 9ienstag, Dem "a. Sftober,
muroe Wolfgang su @rabe setragen.
|Seit bieiem Gage rubt iein 2eib in
oberidleiiiher groe, unb pie ieine
tSeele itrableno ftebt Dor @ottes
|9bron, 10 lebt iein glnbenfen tpeiter
bel aaen, sic i'm auf bieier groe ge-
fannt baben.
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81. s., q. ~. -

Gines ser beIten spfittel, Wtosfito=
uno anoere Sniettenitide lnihaoli6
5u MAIDEN, lit 3uder. Ntan Itrellt fei=
men 3uder, ettpaa ongefeuhtet, auf
oie 'Sti6punOe oOer binoet ein nit
itorfem 3uderpalier angefeuhtetes
Stiid 2ein1pano ollf Die @unoe. 9lu6
cine sluflage bon Ielldtem 2ebm
(Glnp) linoert SEN Sdner5 uno beilt
oie @unOe 5u, na6Oem Der 2ebm-
llmihlag oaS @ift ol1sge5ogen bat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-18
I. Gb. &p.

Giele Menihen senieBen obne es
81 lpiien, in ibren 9tabrltn95mitteln
8iititoffe, neil lie ni6t oas rid)tige
DtaB tennen, ooer ni6t iuiiien, ipie
man giftltoffe fernbalten farm. Siele
unIerer tGglihen Nabrungsmittel emit
balten mebr ooer 1peniger @iftItoffe,
freili6 meilt in fleinen SuantitGten,
10 baB ite einem geiunoen Weni ni6en
nidt ibaoen. 60 entbdlt Ser biersu.
lanoe 10 beliebte 5riibitiid- Bacon oen
ihaoliden Salpeter. 9as befannte
8etpiir5mittel Sul5 it, in fleinen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-18
: 1Sran u. G., Sans. -

8ananen iino iebr 9eiunO. Dean
loute lie aber nidbt friiber genieBen,
bcpor oie S6nle i6nar5 geluorOen
uno oas Snnere iebr weit ul1o reif
lit rno oie Starfe iiG in 3llder Der
panoelt bat. llnreife ooer ltngenii=
genO reife 9anunen lino lhmer Der
oallib unO i6Golid.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-18

Brotentum. Serr @olomann
libt NIT leiner Samilie beim Mittags
eiien, alS oer 0iener nit Der WeI6una
eintritt, ioeben lei Elm neues Muto fir
oen Serrn @olomann angefommen.
Sertpunoert bort Serr @olonann auf
bie Na6ri6t, menoet iib oann 5u
ieiner 5amilie uno iaet: uSat biel-
lei6t elmer bon eu6 irgenotpo geItern
Elm Iuto gefauft?"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-18
- u. s., Nrf.

@ir baben friiber bereita ouf Sen
boben NQbrnert oes Sonnenblllmen=
lamen5 ouimerfiom gema6t. Gerlelbe
hot cine reicben Yroteingebolt CEflan-
5eneimeiB), mos 5um 9lufball oes &ors
pera oient, namentlid) BET &inoern.
Man fann sic Somenf0rner entpeOer
peid)fohen ooer rotten 1lno mablen
luie &ofiee unO NIT Milf mo 3uder
ciieu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-18
NauHtprudr

2af Sunne binein in bein Sans,
laf Spnne binans! =
8ur Der Siinbe berbange Sire nnb
Sd)eiben,
beif branken fe bleiben!
Nber ipenm elmer perflemmt, per-
itiir,nt, perbGrmt
bel Dir ppd)t an,
benz iei, oaR er iid raitet nnb ,uarmt,
balb aufgetan. -
NQ fremoe 9tpt ,nb 2eio
finbe beine Stnbe bereit
nnb bid DoQ 8armbersisfeit. -
Damn bait
bu ben beiten 8ait;
Der lDidt Dir bic Sdulben ams
nnb 6ffnet bas bimmliide !Sans.
M. Homscheid
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-18

gnttaui6ung. uSoren sic,
Serr Spinner, reulif batte ib einen
8ogen Sbrer neutrality-suspicious. in
Sanoen uno babe oarin ettpas duBerlt
Bifantes sefunoen!" Di6ter: usld
mas 9as freut mid nnenbli6!" =
$50, es mar Elm redt alter, laftiser
Sdmei5erfaie."