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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1951-06-21
OF
All
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There was a big gathering at
the home OF Amos Willis, down on
Cane Branch. That was seventy
years ago. The Willis's, the Davis
the Hills, the Mullins's, the Full
ers and the Viers were planning
their stragety in an election that
was to be held next day at the Ar
trip voting place. The election hao
something to do with the location
OF the Dickinson County court
house. The people around Bart
lick, Cane Branch, Backbone
Ridge, and Twin Branch wanted
the county seat at the mouth OF
Mill Creek, where the then UNI
dreamed OF town OF Chnchco now
stands. Eel GELD Mullins had
brought the whiskey in home
made keg,. and the lusty citizens
of the new county drank a gallon
coffee pot dry three times during
the conference. AS the men pre-
pared to mount their horses the
next morning, Amos Willis, the
leader in that section addressed
them: Stay out Of fight just as
long as you can But if you get
into it, die or win!'
Eli Davis was then boy five
years old, but he remembers that
gathering today. He saw Jeptha
Hill, Eli Mullins, Amos Willis,
Melvin Davis and others ride
away. But he can't recall hearing
the result of that voting. The
news of the election was not SO
dramatic to little boy as that
gathering of mountain men
Mr.. Davis remembers the talk
of forming a new county ito get
loose from the Gladeville buch,"
or "the Grundy Crowd" He re-
members, though, that few peo-
pie were against striking off"
another county. Anyway, there
was a great deal of talk and ex-
element about it The names of
William Sutherland, Jasper Col
ley and John Chase were banded
about, and great many people
thought that the new political sub
division was to be called Stone
wall"
Eli Davis lives in modern
home on a good mountain farm
lying ON the ridge to the west of
Haysi. He goes about clipper as a |
boy, in spite of his seventy-five
years. He can do a mans work as
a farmer or carpenter, and his
mind is keen and clear, undimed
by the years. His paternal grand
father, Eli Davis, moved to Cane
Branch from Grayson County,
Virginia; his other grandfather,
Amos Willis, came in from Russell
County. His grandmother Davis
was born "a Standifer; his matern
al grandmother was an Anderson.
Elections were great events |
when Mr.. Davis was boy The
lad who rode behind his grand |
mother to Sand Lick probably |
had little grasp of the issues or
the personalities that called free
men to the ballot box. But he |
knew that the sacks of ginger |
bread that his grandmother and |
other women took to the election |
would be bought and treated out
and that there would be several |
fights to see. What more could
boy want in those tough and prim
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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1951-06-21

James and Kenneth Grimes
have gone to Roanoke to work
during the summer. ?
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1951-06-21

Carter Phillips, West Dante
merchant, was business visitor
in Clintwood Tuesday.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-10-04

management of mammal and h.rd reservations. sT2.ss4: research on fish and fisheries. siTT.27o. re. search on birds and rnammals, 3iz,0oo. exploration development and utilization of fishery re- sources. sis4.6sT. construction of fish and wildlife facilities. si27.- 100. and regional office expenses, si02.ol4
 Prior to this year. the costs of operating the fur-seal industry on the Pribilof Islands came from appropriated funds. However. they now are derived from the proceeds of the sealslin sales with si,027,i2l earmarked for the 1852 fiscal year activities.
 The remaining agencies will have the following funds fer their operation in the Territory: Bu- reau of Land Management. $688,- l65. Bureau of Mines. $377.040; National Park Service, $268, ,509; and the Alaska Field Committee, $9.l94.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-10-04
LIBRARIANS NEEDED

Mrs. Earl F. Graves, president of the Palmer Library Assn, an- nounced this week that two vol unteers are needed for weekly duty at the local library.
 Anyone who would be able to devote either Tuesday evenings from to g p.m., or Friday after moons from 2 to 4 pm. to library service should get in touch with Mrs. Graves by telephone at her home.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-10-04
fniersor Department A Appr0primflcna

The Interior Departments ac. uvities in Alaska during the is52 fiscal year will be carried out with funds totalling t52,o79, ,o7o. according to statistics gathered by Delegate Bartlett.
 The figures became available this week when final determina- tions were made on ailotments of funds appropriated for the entire Department.
 The largest allotment is ear- marked under the heading of Territories and Island Posses sions' which includes funds for the Alaska Road Commission, The Alaska Railroad. the Alaska Public Works program. the Gov ernor's office and care and cus- tody of Alaska's insane. The $32,- 490,32l available under this head ing is divided among the follow ing: $20 million for road construc- ton, $2.900.000 for road mainten- ance, $7 million for public works, g million for the reconstruction and rehabilitation program for The Alaska Railroad, $502,141 for the care and custody of the insane and $s8,180 for the Governors of- flee.
 Of the total $20 million for road construction, $l2,s94,0 ,00O will go for continued construction on the Eagle-40 Mile-Alaska Highway road. surfacing of the Richardson Highway. the Alaska Highway and Tok Cutoff, the Richardson Highway-Mt. Mckinley Park road and local farm and industrial roads. Preparation of plans will total $300,000 with reconstruction of Tok Cutoff and improvement of existing roads and bridges talk ing $1,981.000. New construction in the amount of $4,725, 1000 is planned for reconstruction and paving of a portion of the Sew ard-Anchorage highway, for the Naknek Airport-Naknek village road, for the road from Kodiak Naval Station and a start on the proposed road to connect Cordova with the Richardson Highway.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-10-04
New Secretary for U. $. Geological
 Survey Heodquorfers

Mrs. Hazel Davis was learning the ropes" al US. Geological Sur vey headquarters last week while Mrs. Airline Day was still around so explain the workings.
 Mrs. Day resigned her job st the survey headquarters October first. in plenty of time to brush up on her Spanish. anthropoiogy, and geography before husband Tom gets ready to use up some of his accumulated leave on a long planned trip to Mexico - and
Valley frontiersman., 1951-10-04

The Bureau of Indian Affairs Is
 second with an allotment of ss..
 26s. .s73, while the third largest ai-
 lotment within the Department
 for Alaska will 60 to the Bureau of Reclamation in the amount of $6.0o4.400. The Indian Bureau program includes s3.767,Bi2 for health service, s2,6oe,Soo for edu. cational services s30I .o35 for vel fare services, si7,706 for main tenanee of law and order. s408.- 220 for Indian resources manage ment, s745,o 900 for the Anchorage hospital. siez, eeoe for other con struction and s235,000 for general administrative expenses.
 The full sum requested in the Presidents budget for the Eklut- na hydroelectric project near Pal mer has been made available in the amount of $5,761, 400 with the remaining s243,000 for the Bu- reau of Reclamation going 10 surveys and investigations.
 The Geological Survey and the Fish and Wildlife Service will have s2,181,300 and $l.791, ,668, re- spectively, available for expendi- ture in the Territory until next July l.
 A major sum of the funds for the Geological Survey is ear marked for an accelerated pro- gram of topographic surveys and mapping in the amount of $l- 266,000, with geologic and min eral surveys and mapping total ling $635,000. The remainder of the funds for this agency will go for water resources investigations in the amount of $236, ,000; classi- fication of lands, $20, super vision of mining and oil and gas leases, $2,300; and general ad- ministration, $22,000.
 Administration of fish laws will be carried out with $809,326 avail able, with $247,879 on hand for game law administration under the Fish and Wildlife Service ac- tivities. The additional activities under this heading making up the total of $1.791, ,668 for the agency are: control of predatory animals and injurious rodents, $88,778;
Valley frontiersman., 1951-10-04
Valley Fronfierxnan

maybe even 10 Guaiemala--nex winter.
 Mrs. Davis Is a relatively recen addition to Palmer. although he husband, Willard Davis. has bee a contractor on several Valle, construction projects for nor than a year. No newcomer to fed eral civil service. Mrs. Davis mos recent tour of duty was with th, Alaska National Guard headquar ters in Anchorage.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-10-04

CoffeY Insures EverYfhinsl
 Remember?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-10-20
Morris Brown
Defeats Florida
At Tallahassee
BY CHARLES J. SMITH. III

TALLAHASSEE. - Florida A
and M. Colleges Rattlers had
their dreams of an unbeaten sea
son washed away today as Henry
Mosley. a battering left halfback
from Chattanooga, Tenn, led the
Morris Brown Wolverines to a
stunning 20-l3 victory before a
partisan crowd of some 5000
fans.
The freshmen sensation scored
two touchdowns and spanked
another with his bulldozing
runs. Famcee led rs at the
half,
JASPER Hurricane" Saunders
of Perrine, Fla, crossed over
early in the first quarter as the
Rattles drove rs yards for their
first touchdown Charles Herout
converted.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-10-20
Organization Aid

This information is designed TO
and community leaders and par
ent-teachcr organizations in ar
ranging Halloween celebrations
for youngsters.
The department is also plan
ming outdoor Halloween parties
at more than so centers through
out the city Games, movies, re-
freshments. costume contests and
prizes await the youngsters Hal
loween night when festivities arc
launched at each fete.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-10-20
2 Oldest Lions

Johnny Greene'S d paifuie
from the ranks OF Detroit Lions
football player to the team's front
office job leaves Quartetbac K
Fred Enke and Guard Les Bng-
aman as players oldest in point II
service who commenced THEN pro
career with Detroit.
Both Enke and Bingamar re
in their fourth season with ne
Lions. Greene was in his eIghin
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-10-20


tho was eagerly seeking TO re-
match Janiro with Rocky
craziano ran into a Bit of diff
Gculty with Irving Cohen. pilot
Of Craziano. who kept insisting
that he had made prior COM
miimenis for his boy.
AS a result. Londes was able
- SIGN Gavlan for the bout,
bringing to Detroit one of the
top bouts of the year.
Janiro. certainly no stranger to
Detroit fans, especially after his
last fracas with Graziano, when
he was counted out in the tenth
and final round of the fight still
ha. boxing fans all over the
country raising the controversial
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-10-20
Scout Training Set
For Three Days

The Detroit Area Councils ma
iionally famous Training Center
II he Charles Howell Scout
ResorN alton near Brighton, Mich,
viii &c the scene of a Training
Of Trainers Institute in which
several members of the National
and Regional stats will assist
local executives in 3-dav train
ing program, Oct l9-20-2l.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-10-20

Bonnie Friedman. probably
one of the best known football
players in this area when he
played al Ann Arbor. makes a
return trip TO Michigan but this
time as Brandeis coach.
His 1851 squad has % men back
from last year when they won
four and lost two, operating as
a freshman team. Using the IT.
formation, the Judges hope "a
make their first venture into the
Midwest a successful one.
To stymie such plans, Wayne
Coach Lou Zar2a will use prac
tically the same lineup that has
started the first four games.
The TartarS have been lucky
in the injury department thus fat
with only one or two exceptions
The game is the second in a series
of four home contests for Wayne
One of the largest crowds II
Wayne history is expected.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-10-20
Safe Halloween
Parties Object Of
Parks Department

Suggestions on how 20 conduc,
a safe and sane Halloween party
with lois Of fun is told in a bui.
lclin prepared by the Depart
ment Of Parks and Recreation.
This booklet contains a va
rely of games for all ages and
gives instructions for costumes.
decorations and refreshments.
Copies may be obtained free
OF charge by writing the De-
paltment of Parks and Recre-
alton, Bird floor Griswold Bldg
Detroit 70, enclosing self-ad
dressed. six-ccnt stamped en-.
velope.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-10-20
Dec. 2, Homecoming

Their game Sunday, Dec. 2
against the San Francisco Forty
Miners has been designated by
the Detroit Lions as "Homecom-
ing for more than 700 former
Lions players and coaches. Ack-
nowledgements noting plans to
attend have been received from
grads" as far away as Germany.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-10-20

question, Was the referee a lit
tie too hasty in stopping the
fight?'
Far out in front on all Of the
official ballots, Janiro was a
broken-hearted youngster after
the fight, and is anxious to meet
Graziano again in Detroit. pro-
viding of course he's successful
against the Cuban fash.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-10-20
!artars Seek 1st Victory
Against Brandeis

Trying desperately to win their first game in four
contests last Saturday the Tartars played we'll and had
21-27 tie last Saturday the Tarars played well and had
dreams vanish Bradley University scored touchdown
and extra point Last year Bradley member of the Ms
souri, Valley conference 1929 This year final score
1927.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-10-20
GaviIan Janiro Visit
Olympia in Non-Tit|e Til

Tony Janiro, youngstown, Ohio, blonde bomber will
lash with worlds welterweight champion Kid Caviar
IL enround over-the weight bout headlinnq the novt
nc show at the Olympia Stadium Wednesday, Oct n
matchmaker Nick
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-15
Sram ST. s., 81.

Gie gelp0bnli6e, an @egen uno in
8Grten pad)lenOe Otolpe (SoaDbod)
fat feinerlei Seilfr6fte. Gie ounfel-
bliitige, Ooppelte Wtolpe, Sic MIR ei-
men ldDuhen 8eru6 bat, belist pie
lerlel S6eilfrGfte, sic man gelpinnt,
inoeln man einen See aus Sen 8li=
ten bereitet. Sic @auptlpirfl1ng Sic
les Sees beitebt oarin, OaB er auf
Ole Shleimoblonoerllng i'm SalS
lnO in ben 9ltmungSorgnnen nirft.
Gr lit audi Dor5ii9lih BEL 8rultleiOen,
linOert WtogenfrGmpfe uno 8laien.
leiOen. 8egen eiternoe, triefenoe Iu-
gen Olent folgen0es He5ept: gdt
8ramm Walpenblumen neroen in
5peibunoert 8ramm @oiier flint
:Otinltten lang getoht, Oonn abge=
leibt. Sit Ser See fnlt, 10 fiige man
oemlelben ie6s Sropfen Sampler
lpirltllS bin5ll ln0 baOe Sic 9lugen
ofter5 larparm 0arin.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-15

i'm aber nidt errGtlt, 10 gebort mir
oeine Seele." Der 8auer gtng oarallf
Elm, uno ais er nadbaule fanL er-
5dblte er ieiner 5rau iein Ibenteuer.
vWto6 sir feline Gorge" iagte Die
8auerin, ui6 weroe Sic Sa6e i6on
MAIDEN" limo Damn 5og lie lib aus
uno fro6 in ein Sob, oas gang nit
Seer ongefiiIlt mar. ltno Damn rollte
lie iib ouf einem Saufen BON 6eoern
bin un0 ber. slls Oie 9taft gefommen
mar, ging Oie 6rou binal1s altfS 6elo
unO tom arh an oeh tellflil6en 8or=
ten. Go elite Ser Seufel iofort berbei
llnO rief 5ornig: ~Wo6, OaB Ou lpeis
fer fonmIt, ou ltneliidSuogel, riibre
mir meinen Gobaf ni6t un!" gtun
mar oas 8ebeinris entbiillt, Die
6rauenliit bate ielbIt SEN Seufel ge-
norrt, unO am nG6iten Gage iibergab
Satan oem Bauer ous 6elO NIT oem
Sabaf, nnh oem Eafte, oen er nit
ibm gelhloilen bate.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-15
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Sic 3uderfranfbeit (Giabetes) lit
cine 5iemlidJ uerbreitete llnO l6Der
All furierenoe &runfbeit. @as lebr
al beoauern lit Sic grt unO @eile,
tpie Die ger5te oieles llebel 5lt beban=
beln Iuhen. 3uderfrunfe buben 3nt=
fer in 9lut uno &arn. Cine geDliie
9iGt muB beoba6tet lperOenL Denn
man 8eiierung unO Seilung erpar=
tet. Vtan muB lid BON jegli6er
9Sleilhlpeile entbalten. Soo6Itens
fann man etlpas S5iibnerfleilh genie
ben, ongegen aber quite Suppen oon
Heis, 8rieB, @uferiloden, Sago llno
@erite, piel geto6te5 Sblt unO Mebl=
ipeilen, aber feline &iilIenfrit6te mle
GrbIen, 8obnen II. Ogl Nian trinfe
t1gli6 etDa Elm Eint abgerabmte
Souermilh o0er 9utternlllf, felnen
Habm unO bon 3elt 5l1 Selt Seln=
iumentee. 3uderfrnnfe Iolten lid Dlel
8enegung I'M Srelen uno lange SUB
touren MAIDEN. Wtan fann &uffee
nit Wtil6, audi lei6ten Hotlpein trln=
fen. Gie moOerne Seillmg lit total
uerfebrt, belonoer5 Die befunnte ge=
banolung Our6 ginlpriben bon S1l=
iulin. @ir fennen TGlle Don Ferloz
nen. oie oieie WtetboOe ungeluanot bas
ben: cine Gerlon puroe an Ser Int
fen Seite gelabmt, cine anOere gang
gelQbnlt, uno cine brittle muroe irr.
iinnig. - ginen nusge5ei6neten See
fonnen Sic be3ieben bon: 9(tr. q.
Sperl, 1917 8onifop Street, Hitts=
burgb 3, ga.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-15
9. St, Sno.

S5ollmoer hcibt I'M Gn8Iilhen
vGlocrbcrrp" Gieier Strallcb nUhIt
in SSbren Stont l,nO in unOcrn Stooz
ten milo Oen @egen entlon9. Sic
lteben moilenpeiie ouh am @olo-
rano. Sic 9eereh oie iett reiI iinO,
gcb0ren 5lt ben belten &eilntitteln BET
pcriNieoenen llebcln. Nuts Den 8ee=
rem fann mun &ompott OOer !g{ltS
fohcn sum t0glidcn @ebroltcb, ooer
man foht lie fiir Dem @inter nit
3utcr oOer 0onig ein. I'ton fann
sic 9eeren oub trotnen lno oorren
1mO fam lie Damn ais See tohen
ooer ungefoht fauen Seeren, SIot=
ter uno @ur5el fam man permerten.
Sic iino mogenlt1rfenO, plrfen mobl-
titig auf 9tieren lmO 8lule unO iinO
ser bette 8lutreiniger. Shon lnlere
9lltporoern logten, uno nit Heht:
.Sut berllnter porm @olunoer!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-15
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Sie fotboliid)e Stride lit ni6t Der
untmortlid, lpie ea pielfa6 BON ni6t=
fotboIiicber oOer geb0lliger Seite BE-
bauptet miro, fiir Sic i'm 2olfe Ser
Sabrbunoerte uorgefommenen Suoens
Derfolgungen. Sm 8egenteil boben
in alien SahrbunOerten Ole rOmllen
E6plte Sic SuOen Dor Serfolg1ngen
gcl6iltt. BUR ihlilnmlten 3eit oes
Oier5ebnten Sabrbl1noert5 Tolgten lid)
oie pGpItlidcn Grluiie gum Sdube
Ser SuOen falt unter ieoem Suplte.
Ser GroteItant 8aSnage l6reibt
- Son alien NiirIten gob es folt feline,
Oeren &errldnft Oen 9el6nittenen
gegcniiber 10 lonft gc1Delen, lpte oie
Ser GGplte; lie loilen ibnen cine poIl=
lt0noige 8elpilien5 freibeit Ils
Goplt 8regor TX. erfllbr, ooB man
an oerlfieoenen Srten oie 9el6nit=
tenen ern1or0ete, perblnOerte CT oie
barburilhCn Sinri6tungen Sn=
nItten all lbrer &erfolger lpar Taplt
Clemens ". ibr Safer 11no ibr Gro
tier. Gr tat, mas er fonnte, Tim ser
10 groBen nm iih greifenOen @ut
einen Ganm 5lt leten Clemens
". nabm lie in 9lDignon auf nGb=
reno man lie onoerspo perbronnte. "
Ser firchenfeinoliche ShriftIteller
geugnot bemerft in ieinem 8u6e
v9es Suif5 o'0ccioent": Sic &reu5-
5ilge, melhe IN Ben anOern Stuaten
guropas Dos 3ei6en gum gtieoer=
mo6en ser S1Oen maren, batten fem
10 trauriges 9feiultat in Stalien: oos
oeroonft man 8opIt 9lleranoer H.,
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te" Sic lhlin1miten @egner ser Suz
Oen I'M ie65ebnten Sabrbunoert tpa-
rem Sic 8rotei itonten, lpie aus 5abl=
reihen griefen roteltontii6er 0eue>
rcr berporgebt. Sen Suoen bat man
in friiberen Sabrb1noerten pieles
fdll6lih CUR 2aIt gelegt. Vtan muB
unterlbeiOen 5nilhen Suoen uno
Nl1oen. Gs gibt oud SuOen, pel6e
Iebr quite 8iirger, @eihdft5leute uno
gahbarn iinO. Die fatbolilde
Stride betet in ser &arpo6e, penn lie
Oo5 2eiOen uno Sen 500 oeS @elt=
beilanoes feiert, iiir ale Wenlhen,
namentlicb fir Oie SuOen. l1nier gott=
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Seine gebeneOeite 0tutter Woria.
Cen SuOen 9egeniiber als Meni i6en
boben mir ofeielben Serpfli6tungen
als unOeren aberdeen gegeniiber.
Gie fotbolilte Stride fennt feinen
llnterlbieo Ser Jfoiie ooer ser 6arbe.
9lae iino 8el60pfe uno &inoer Got
teS uno ouf alle eritredt litb oas 8e=
bot ser gtG6Itenliebe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-15
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TuS yWennorure" lortet: "8eoen=
fe, 0 miIOreihe Sun9frau Ntarta, oaB
es nod ME crbort luuroe, ouB len1onO,
Ser 5ll Sir ieinc 3ufluht nabnL Del
ncn 9ciItano anricf lno I'M oe1ne
iSiirbitte flehte, Don Sir uerlunen
1porOen. Curh IoItea &ertralten erz
muntert, ellie i'd 5u Sir, . S1ngtrnll
Ser &ungfruuen lnO l)tlttter; 5u Dir
fon,uc it, Dor Sir itehe ld), nr1ner
Climber ieltf5cno lmO mclneno. y
Ntuttcr Oe@ clpigcn &orte2, per
ihmihe mcine @orte niht lonoern
bore MIDI gn0Oig al lulo erbore mid.
9lmen." Ntit Oieicm 8ebete ItnO Orel~
blnoert Gage 9lblnb uerbmocn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-15
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Snbafrnu6en lit I'M 9lQgemelnen
ein unihaoli6es &ergnii9ell porauS
geiebt. Bop e5 in feiner 8eile Der
8eiunobeit idaOet. Sllnge 2eltte loll=
ten ni6t 81 friib anfungen 81 ralt=
hen. Babies" tpelhe allf edte gSelb=
Ii6feit, @uroe, 9felpeft uno Dor al
LEM auf ibre 8eiunObeit beOaht lino,
iOllten iiberballpt nid)t rallhell, Dor
allem feline 3igaretten, sic ielblt
!Otdnnern i6doli6 Iino. Cine 6rall
lnteritiibt ibren Wunn, ser EfeiTe
ODER 3igarren raudt, unO mo6t ibm
81 ieinem 9tomens= uno 8eblrt5tag
cine 6rellOe nit elmer ibonen Yfeife
ODER elmer Site 3igurren. Sic
ifinpft nidt auf oiele5 vSeufels=
fraut" Sic lOn it'd Die orientalilhe
Jral 5um Sorbilo nebmen, Oie III
REM sWunne OaS "Seltfelstraut" 5u
Oerld)affen gelpuBt bat. Giner orient
tuliihen Sage 5ufolge erblidte Mani
lide arduter pflan5enO. In trat Ser
etnem Seloe luunoerlide, ii6ernatiir=
li6e &rdllter pilan5en. ga trat ser
Bauer 81 oem tSatan beran uno
fragte i'm na6 Sem Ramen oes &rau-
tes. Satan blide oem oernegenen grs
oeniobn felt in sic Iugen, als ipun-
oere er lid iiber oeiien &iibnbeit, 1lno
idlieBlih iagte er nit einem bobni-
l6en 2d6eln: v8enn ou Sen Hamen
errdtIt, Damn Ioa oies gan3e 5elo uno
ieine Sddse sir geboren. @enn ou
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Inter Ser Slnoro peritebt man
Die ebenen oOer flo6pelligen 2ono=
fla6en ienieitS ser orftii6en @elo-
gren5e, belonOer5 in orozguropa uno
Siblrlen. Sic iinO pbpiiognonliif ie
nad Ser llnterlage (gisbooen Sells
11lw.) iebr monnigfaltig. steuentpei=
le befinoen lid Sumpfmoore, trodene
Otoos- uno 6le6tenbeioen b1ufig
nit 3mergltrGu6ern l1no anoern arf-
til6en 5elspflan5en, ia, logar NIT
Itrau6igen 6ihten uno fait pegetq-
tionslolen Seen bur6fur6t. Der
Sunora eigen iino gisfu6s unb
Semming. &eiber lit sic Gogelmelt:
Singlfpan, Solarsans, peri6ie6ene
gntenarten, 8aiierldufer, Sanoer-
ling Shneeeule, S6nee> unb Ser.
6enammer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-15

lit am 9. sunni 1860 geboren uno
itarb am 6. Wai 1913. BUR 3eit
oes Sooes Ser Srau Stoffl mobnte
sic Samilie in Wiltpaufee.
Stotfo, 9lnoreas, uno oelien &inoer.
ct. ioa Dor Dem letten &riege in
ser Ndbe BON Chicago getpobnt
baben.
Sanf, s(nnp. Sic Jon 5ipil6en 1926
uno 1884 Sdngerin getpeien iein
uno einige Sabre ipdter einen
Serrn BON Ser @iienbabn gebeira=
tet baben, Ser a6t Gage ipdter too-
li6 perunglidte. Sn Chicago ioaen
nod 5pei ibrer 8riiber (g8iui uno
8eorge) mobnen.
Seriung, Bruno. &. loa na6 1880,
aber Dor oen letten &riege, bon
Sanburg fommenb na6 Chicago
ausgetpanoert iein uno lit angeb=
Iib in Chicago te6niider 0ireftor
zines &ranfenbaules (Wetbooiltenz
&ranfenbaus).
ltnfel, 9luguIt uno slnna. Il. iollen
5ulett in Gbicago ge,pobnt uno
bier Sobne gebabt baben.
Oanfee, @unbiloe, geb. Selpes. Srau
9. bat am 80. Suni 1947 oen
amerifaniiden Staatsbiirger 9tolI
ganfee in 6ranffurt a. 80. gebeira=
tet uno bat nod i'm gleiben Sabre
ibren 8obniis na6 Weilmaufee
berlegt.