davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-04-01
At bulls averaged sl.os2.s4

HEREFORD BREEDER consignors
to the 26th North Montana Hereford
breeders sale at Great Falls, March
Is, set up new sale price average.
Forty-seven bulls sold for total of
$49, $50 to average $1,062 each. This
was 1925 higher than the previous
high average, of 1887 set on 80 bulls
in the spring of 1948. A year ago the
average price on bulls of like quality
and quantity was $702.
Judge Taylor McNiven, Living
ston, picked Savik & Larson,
Bynum, bred bull by Baca R Domino
37th for his sale champion, and Auc-
tioneer H. B. Sager sold the bull to
Pete Kindsfather, Clyde Park, for
the top selling price of the day,
$4,000.
A Sim & Schock bred bull from
their well known Flashy Mixer fam
lily of cattle won the judges nod for
reserve champion honors. George
Mundt, Lloyd, was the buyer at ST.
IT'S. Mundt also purchased the only
other Sim & Schock entry, half
brother to the reserve champion, for
$1,750.
Twenty-Five bulls, more than So
percent of the total offering, sold at
$1,000 or more each.
BHR Royal Atxell, bred and con-
signed by Becker Hereford ranch,
Wilsall, sold to L. L. Thompson, Cut
Bank, for $1,735. Others in the top
10 sales were:
Futures Anxiety 68th, bred and
consigned by w. L. Morgan, Augusta,
to Henry Boresder, Conrad, for ST.
500.
KB Anxiety 5, bred and consigned
by Kohut Bros, Stockett, to Flynn
Bros, Chinook, for $1,410.
Perfect Model 10, bred and con-
signed by Pettapiece & Kr.use e,
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-04-01
All-Time Record Average
Set for Falls Sale

Simms, to R. H. Oberlack, Conrad,
for 81, $50.
Teton Baca D 70, consigned by
Savik & Larson, to Ralph Thompson
OF Lloyd. $3.50.
Larrie Mischief, bred and con-
signed by A. H. Jones, Highwood,
to Randall Brady, Winnett, for 81, 285.
BHR Beau Carlos 81, bred and
consigned by Becker Hereford ranch,
to Dennis Reardon, Eden, for $1,275.
High breeders were Sim & Schock,
who sold two bulls for an average OF
$1,7625O. Other four highest were
Savik & Larson, three bulls for ST, $50
average; Becker Hereford ranch, two
bulls for $1,505 average; Pettapiece
& Kruse, two bulls for Slips aver
age, and Kohut Bros, two bulls for
$1,205 average.
Ted Fosse, Great Falls, was the
manager of the sale. Ed Savik,
Bynum, is association president. A
no-host dinner for association mem
bers and guests was held on the eve
ming following the show at Hotel
Rainbow.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-04-01
Bull Brings $3.50
In Dairy Sale

A REGISTERED HOLSTEIN COM
ing 2-year-old bull, bred and con-
signed by Montana State college, sold
al $3.50 in the production tested dairy
cattle sale held at Bozeman, March
20.
The sale was held in conjunction
with the Montana Winter fair. Hol-
stein, Guernsey and Jersey dairy
cows sold. McHugh Bros. of Helena
were the buyers of the bull, Mont
state Gladys Paul.
A few minutes later a 5-months-
old bull calf from the same con-
signor sold to John Cornelius, Ro-
nan, at $3.50. This calf was another
Holstein.
Top COW of the sale, Montstate
Klavine with two-year record of
1892 pounds of 3.8 percent milk,
sold to Dan Bailey, Livingston, at
$710. The COW was another State
college entry. She outsold by $40 the
Laurence Christie, Bozeman, herd
cow that sold to Shellenberger
Brothers, also of Livingston.
Ten head of registered Holstein
from the college herd sold for an
average of $548.
Two Guernsey heifers, champion
and reserve champion respectively at
the Winter Fair Dairy show, sold
at $3.50 each. They were consigned
by James McKernan, Butte.
! Two Jersey cows from the J. w.
Clauson herd, Arlee, sold at $500
each. One of these was registered
cow, the other was not.
Jake Tiedema, Bozeman, was the
sale manager; Ken Councilman, Boze-
man, the auctioneer.
Evening star., 1951-11-22

plane at Sarajevo both were
grounded by poor visibility.
Twelve United States planes we're
ready at Treviso. in Northeastern
Italy, and eight more in Rome
should the clouds and fogs break
up.
Premier Marshal Tito's govern
Iment gave permission yesterday
for the searchers to roam the
skies over the northwestern part
of his country. where foreign
planes usually are restricted to a
few air corridors into Belgrade.
The plane disappeared on a
routine flight from Germany to
Belgrade. 1t apparently got off
course and was fired on by Hun
Igarian and Romanian border
guards. but the pilots radio re-
port Of the firing made no men
tion Of any damage.
Evening star., 1951-11-22

tory. But when the feet was
scrapped, he was out of job.
Tried to Be Fireman.
He applied for appointments
with both the Police Department
and the Fire Department. The
police were the first to take him
up. He was appointed a private
on January 13. 1881.
The inspector, for years, served
IN every capacity police private
can serve. He was assigned tt
the fifth precinct. When that
was divided. he went to the new
fourth precinct. Again. wher
there was a redivision, he went
back to No. S, where he remained
until October. 1889.
During that period Inspector
Covell was a foot patrolman walk.
ing a beat. a patrol wagon driver
and scout car private. He also
ran the emergency cara spe.
cial car each precinct had fol
emergency calls-and served as
station clerk.
He served as a clerk in head
quarters for some time until he
was appointed sergeant in 1910
AS sergeant, he worked in the de-
partment's personnel Office and
was promoted to lieutenant In
1945. Then he served as assistant
executive and personnel officer of
Evening star., 1951-11-22
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. ~ A.
THURSDAY
the department until 1948, when
he was made captain.
Twenty Communications.

the department until l94S, when
he was made captain.
Twenty Communications.
AS captain, Inspector Covell was
assigned as commanding officer of
the first precinct. Now holding
10 concentrations, Inspector CO.
we'll won two of them for his work
in solving the Lansburgh and
Charles Hines murder cases while
he was captain.
He remained at No. until last
August Is, when he was promoted
to the rank OF inspector.
A quiet. efficient officer, Inspec-
tor Covell has spent much of his
time In administrative work. For
many years, the inspector has
served as secretary of the Alumni
Association of the Washington
Police Academy. and also as
secretary to the Police Band.
While captain Of the first pre-
cinct, he did outstanding work
in raising funds for the Police
Boys Club.
He Is now a member of the
Capitol Hill Lions Club-a club
to which many members of Con-
gress belong.
/ From Railroad Family.
/ The inspector and his wife,
Ethel, live at 3342 Erie street S.E
They were married in 1925. Their
daughter. Betty. %. is a secre-
tary at the Naval Ordnance Lab
oratory, White Oak, Md.
I For generations the Covells
have been a railroading family
most Of them working with the
B. & o. in Baltimore. His father
was boilermaker, and his grand
father, an engineer, died when
he fell from the engines cab one
day. His uncle operated an en-
gine for so years on the B. g. o
/ Most of his cousins, he says
are conductors on B. g. o. trains
Or otherwise connected with the
railroad. One of them. however
did leave the road to become q
Ichiropractor.
Evening star., 1951-11-22
New No. 2 Policeman Claims
He's Least CoIorfuI on Force
Inspector CoveII, Able
Administrator, Joined
Department in 1881

Inspector Howard v. Covell, the
able administrative specialist OF
the Police Department, who now
lis second in command, insists he
lis the least colorful policeman
on the force"
This came out when the news
papers asked him for his life
story.
1--we thought about it," he said,
'but my life has been routine.
I'm without color
He had high praise for Inspec-
tor Robert v. Murray, the newly
appointed superintendent of po-
lice. AS the new executive of
ficer OF the department, Inspec-
tor Covell promised his best. He
is happy about his new position
and intends to give everything
he's got to it.
Known as Gentleman Con-"
But when it comes to color"
well. most of it occurred when
he was with No. l Precinct some
time back. closing up illicit liquor
places. gambling joints and after
hours clubs.
Well known around town as a
gentleman cop" Inspector CO.
veil Is particularly experienced in
administrative work.
He was born in Baltimore Al
years ago, attended public schools
there and studied at night at
the Polytechnic Institute.
Originally. the inspector was a
machinist by trade and worked
for some time with the Baltimore
d Ohio Railroad. When he was
only Is, he became a boilermak-
er's helper and worked at that
for two years.
When he was about 10, he be-
came an apprentice machinist. He
spent four years learning that
craft before he became a fun
machinist.
About a year and a half later
inspector Covell went to work
Tor General Electric, but that
lasted only six months. In 1929
ne came to Washington as a
machinlst at the Naval Gun Fac
Evening star., 1951-11-22
Mystery Ad Seeks
Daring 'Chutist to
Leop-os Santa
BY the Associated Press

LONDON. Nov. 22.-Daring par
achutist required for private con-
tinental mission in December, said
the classified advertisement in the
London Times yesterday.
Experience essential in night
drops. small target area, it cau-
toned.
But the Times took some of its
news page space to announce
there was no cloak-and-dagger
plot in the making.
The advertiser, the Times said,
was giving a Christmas eve party
in Switzerland and wanted q
modern-day Santa to drop in.
Evening star., 1951-11-22
Anne Jeffrey Murries

NEW YORK. Nov. % fP.-Ac-
tress Anne Jefferys. "a, was mar
ried yesterday by Supreme Court
Justice S. Samuel Di Falco, TO
Robert Hart Sterling. IS, an actor.
Miss Jefferys' previous marriage
to Maj. Joseph r. Serena ended
recently in an annulment and Mr..
Sterling's marriage to Actress Ann
Sothern ended in divorce in 194S.
Evening star., 1951-11-22
Sonitorium Operator Fined

TULSA, Okla, Nov. % (P.-
James Allen Nolen, 66-year-old
sanitarium operator. was fined
$4,000 yesterday and placed on
"a years probation for violation Of
Federal pure food and drug laws.
He had pleaded nolo contendere
to 20 counts of an information
charging he falsely and mislead-
ingly labelled remedies he sent in
interstate commerce.
Evening star., 1951-11-22
French Minister Ousted

PARIS, Nov. % (P.-Agricul-
ture Minister Paul Antier was
asked to resign from Premier Rene
Pleven's cabinet last night. The
government thinks he opposes its
austerity program, even though he
voted for it in the National Assem-
bly, Tuesday.
Evening star., 1951-11-22
Bad Weather Delays Hum
For Plane in YugosIavia
By the Associated Press

BELGRADE. Yugoslavia. Nov
I22.-Bad weather again kept
search planes from Yugoslavia' S
skies today in their hunt for a
missing United States Air Force
CAT transport. The transport
with four men aboard, disap-
Ipeared Monday.
The United States Embassy
plane here and a Yugoslav civilian
Evening star., 1951-11-22

"a blackboard soon to be disman-
tied.
And this" declared Admiral
Hill, at the closing exercises, "is
one wake which can be cele-
brated!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-08
..6rnnrthr" -@ethnhpn grgru
ukratntfdlr mthprf1auna-
hPtnpni1ttu

sSn Ser Ukraine lit cine anti iiotpie.
til6e WiOeritan6sb sbepegltng tdtig, ge.
gen lpel6e bie Sotpiet-&egierl,ng iest
nit BEN Mitteln Der Maiienausrot,
tung ober bes u@enocibe" por5uge,
ben beginnt. Ser ufrainii6e 8atio.
nafrat, Der friiber ieinen Sit in
8elt- -Geutidla1to gebabt bot, eritrebt
Die 8efreirng Ser Ukraine nom 60
miet-So6 in Der 5orm zines ielbitGns
bigen ufrainilben Staates, tpGbreno
moere Srganiiationen an Ser 8e-
freiung Der Ukraine I'M &abmen Ell.
nes befreiten nibtlotpietii1en @rob-
&uBlanb arbeiten. Ser ufrainii1e
9eationalrat perfiigt iiber elm eigenes
0epartemert fiir auBenpolitii1e Mn-
gelegenbeiten, bas bon Or. Stepban
8ptmpifp geleitet miro, tpel1er nod
Dem eriten @eltfriege bas Mmt zines
MnBenminiIters Der oaallnIs IelbItGn,
oigen Ukraine befleibet bottle, Big 6ies
ie im Sabre 1920 bon ben 8oli9e.
miIten iiberrannt tpurbe.. Mns 6ieIer
3eit Ieitet Der llfrainii1e MationaIrai
iein rManbat" fir Die 8iIoung elmer
lfruiniihen &egierlrng Der, "a aud
beute nod bas ufrai1iihe BoIf Spnl-
patbien fir Ole Dor einitnooreiBia
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-08
Sri trpu inn Alrinpn

Siele Wenibet nleinen, lie iollten
auf Ser Groe etiuas @roBes pou=
bringen, mo fiiblen iid) iogar mn
gliidlid, Denn ibnen oieies ni6t ge=
lingt. Solbe 2eute iino re6t t0ri6t
rno MAIDEN lteb llnnotige Sorgen.
Ter liebe @ott bat ieoenn Sett1er
&inoer einen eigenen &reis angeipie-
len, in iuelhem es leine 2ebensanf-.
gabe 81 erfiiQen bat. Sos Saupt5iel
oes Wenl6en ion MIR iein, bort mo
i'm Der Sbopfer bingeItelt bat, uno
lei es in nod 10 bel6eioenem fleinen
iSeloe, ieine 8flidt bon llno gan5 81
tl1n. Oas lit Ser ein5ige 8eg, Ser gum
Seile alnb 51r Gliidielisfeit fiibrt.
Sci treu i'm &leinen. @u6 ibr, meine
lieben &inoer, iout bieIen Sprub
gar tpobl beadten. gu6 liegen i6on
gar biele 8fli6ten Oh, oie ibr nah
beiten &raften treu gu erfiillen bobt.
- 0a iino borerlt oie Sflibten &C.
gen euere lieben @ltern, benen ibr
2iebe unb @eborlam i6ulbet. Gin
frommes &ino lit audi Elm gl1tes
&ino. gs gebordt gerne l1no ibnen,
llt6t Sater llno 0hutter Sreuoe 5ll
MAIDEN, no alno pie es MIR INNER
fann. Serner babt ibr ernIte Bflid=
ten gegen Sic Seeliorger, Sen 2ebrer
ODER Sic 2ebrerin. Stets ioat ibr be-
ltrebt iein, fleibis 81 lernen, oie e1=
ten Grlnabnlrngen 81, befolgen, unb
lid) artig 81 betraeen. Gin sutes
ainO itreitet 'nidt uno 5antt nid]t,
ionoern fliebt oie 1lnfrieoli6en bdn-
oeliiidtigen Hanee. 8iinftlih muB
Elm gutes &ino audi ieine @ebete per-
ri6ten, lib benliiben leine Sebler
ab5ulegen nno 8lltes 5l tl,n. -
lterft eltd], liebe &inblein, au6 oas
Spri6lein redt gut:
~Sdslid, itiinoli6 beiier tperoen
Gas lei nnier 3iel ultf groen."
d. L.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-08
4er5lihrr Rittr rit.RH nrutfhPn
MtifinnarH

Sn elmer firhIid bliibenoen, aber
armen, gut fatboliiden Bfarreeneirl-
De in Baraguap, Siib-Mmerifa, febIt
oringeno elm san5 beideioenes aird.
lein. unier iebnli6iter @unih, Dos
8ottesbous auf pergangene Sitern
fertis eeiteQt 81 baben, ging leioer
nidt gan5 in @rfiiaung. gs febfen Die
Dtittel. ltnier aller Soften un6 8e-
ten lit nun auf @eibna6ten 1861.
0a es itd ourdpeg Inn 1rn1ite
Sanobep0lferlng banbelt - es iinb
auber Yaraguapern aub Oeutibe, pol.
niide, ruiiiibe una anbere CUTE SEA.
tbolifen porbanoen -, miro Tim Die
giitige Wttbilfe Ser 10 oft betpdbrten
fatbolii6en Garitas aus ben Ser.
Stuaten gebeten. SSeoe - au6 Die al
lerfleinite - @abe, ole in in einem
ge,pobnlihen 8riefe per SIugpoIt
(sebn Gents Eorto) auf meine bolle
Serunttportllng geianbt tperoen fann,
nimtht Der unter5eibnete beutibe
Bater oanfeno entgegen. Guittung
miro iofort erteilt. Sir Die eolen
Sreunoe unb @onner Der angefange.
mem 81. .-Rreu5- Stride miro monatIid
Der Segen elmer beiligen Melie aufge.
opfert.
Snfolge Der politiiben 1nruben in
Garaguap mogen sic bite ettpaige
giitige @aben in 8urgeIo uno gu.
idriften nidbt mebr an mid nod Ba.
roguap, ionbern ab beute MIR nod
an metnen an1tfi6 unb firblid 8e,
pollmd6tigten Serrn Sofe Moper,
guiila gorreo, No. 1861 in 9uenos
aires (araentina) per SIugpo
(5ebn Gents Gorto) in einem itarfen
lmI6lag, gut 5ugeflebt, ouf nleine
pol1lte 8eronttportlng ienoen. Sr.
Veaper iibergibt mir iofort uno
prompt Die 8abe. Serali6ites Ser
gelt's @ott i'm 8oraus!
sSatber Sole 3reuiier. S.V.D..
Sarroquia vSanto Gru5", Goronel
gogaoo, garaguap, go. Imerica.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-08

Sabren ins gril gesangene 8egies
rltttg babe.
Or. 8pttpDtifp, Ser 4uBennriniiter
Der nfrainiiden @rilregterung, lit
fitr5lih aus europa fonn1e,1o in
geD Dorf eingetroffen, Inn bier an
oerlbieoenen &u1tbeebungen fir cine
gefreiung Der Ukraine teilaunebmen.
Sn einem Snterbielp, ipel6es bon Der
Seem Yorfer ,Einles' beroffentli1t
puroe, erflarte Or. @DttpptIfD II. a. :
vauf ber uR-Eagung in Baris iolte
oaS barbariidbe 8er6reben bes @eno.
cioe 5llr Spra6e gebraebt iperoer,
Del6es iett BON ser Sopiet- -Regie.
rung am ufrainilden 8olfe beriibt
miro. Dieie Satiade iollte auf bie
Sogesoronung Der 8ouoeriantnluatg
gelest lnr6 es iollte eine pole Inter.
lu6ung uno Gisfuiiion bieriiber ei1t-
geleitet iperoen. Iie 8onperiamm-
lung oer llge iollte cine Neiolution
annebmen, nit pel6er Ole So,piets
6iibrer fir l6uloig beillnoen iperbe,l,
elm gemeines Gerbre6en, n11nli6
@enocibe begangen an baben." Or.
8ptlpptifp plaoierte Johann oafiir,
oaB Die ufrainii6e l1ntergrunbbetpe.
gung bon Ger freien @elt ebenlo un=
terltiist iperoen no6te 1pie oie 8i-
acknowledgement anberer Sol
fer Binter bem @ilernen 8orba1g.
Or. 2ep 9obrianIfp, Der Br4lioent
oeS nfruinilben 9ongrebfomitees
BON slmerifa lt,1o peiIarto Brofeiior
Der acknowledgements an Ser George
toun uniperlitp, perlangte, baB Die
bonn amerifanil6en &o1greB betpils
ligten Vtitel 5ltr llnteri itiibung Ser
antifommuniltii6en @ioerltanosbe=
meglngen alth our 9luflteGung mi
litarll6er syormationcn ul1s Slii6tz
lingen aus oen Sotpiet= =Rei6 benl1tt
perOen loaten. SSliibtlinge aus Ser
Ukraine fonnten i'm &riegsfaae un-
fer ibrer eigenen, ufrainii6en Slagge
an ser Seite Der 9lliierten fGnpfe,1.
Waior Betro Wtpfolenfo 8apoa, Elm
aus oer Soniet= =9lrmee oelertierter
Sffi5ier, 1pel6er in Ser Ukraine SS1l,
iurgentenperbanoe gegen Ole Sotpiets
aufgeltellt unto lelbIt fonl1nanoiert
bat, erflarte, baB es in ser Ukraine
belte cine 1poblorganiiierte Inter
grunOs u1lo @ioerltanos sbeipegunQ
gegen Die So1piets gibt. 0ieie S11iur,
gentenberbdnoe fonnen rti6t often i'm
Jeloe gum Gampf gegen oie Sopiets
ll6reiter, tpobl aber in ein5elnen slf.
tionen ppr allem gegen Sic lolpietil6e
| 8e1einlpolt5ei pnrgebell.
Gle Soipiets lino ii6 ser ibner
BON oen ufrainii6en aufitdnoii6er
orobenoen @efabr be1plbt getporoer
uno bnben barauf NUT Dem Splten
bcs @enocioe, 5. +. ser Wtalienaus.
rottl,ng ibrer politii6en @egner in
ser Ukraine geantnortet. Die Ser
treter etner freien Ukraine erboffet
Silfe bon oer tpeItli6en @elt.
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gebrobt iporoen iino. DoB Die 2iite
Der gefalenen Deutiden bes 5tpeitet
@eltfrieees allh iebt, ie6seinbalb
Sabre nod @irtritt Der 8affenrube,
nod nidt abgeidloiien aperoen fann,
gebt oaraus bernor, baB 5ltr5eit nod
imnter 5tp0lf- bis pier5ebnbunoert
@efallenenmelollngen in Ger @ode
erltattet tperoen. 0abei banoelt es ii6
um 5dlle ultfgefldrter SbidIale aus
Ser Geibe ser rltnb 1,2 Minionen
angeborigen ber 8ebrn1ndt uno oes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Die bisber als
GermiBte gelten. Oos elttIbeibenoe
Selnmnis elmer id)nellen Iuffldrltng
ber SermiBtenfGae miro an berltfe-
ner oeutiber Stelle in Dem Serbol-
ten Der Soipiet- Union erblidt. Die
Sofpiet- Union babe als ein5ige ser
am 5lpeiten @eltfrieg beteiligten Ha=
tionen bisber nod inrnrer ni6t ibre
IN Ser 8enfer &onnention iibernom,
meme Bflidt erfiilt, slusfllllft iiber
ote lebeno, peripllnoet ober tot in
lo1Dietiihe SanO gefalene @ebr'
nta6tsangeborige 81 erteilen.
gu Der bereits fur5 beri6teten
GrieIterlpeibe BON Sr. Ssoroan miro
aus 9iiiieloorf geidrieben: Gr. War
Soroan, Der biz 1888 langi1briger
&orrelponOent oes ,8erliner Gage.
blattes' in Dem Ser. Staaten uno Ipd-
ter 8ertreter bes 9ta6ri6tenoienIt ties
nno Hulnofunffon1nentator ser SEQ
tional Catholic 8elfare Conference"
mar, lit in BEN 8eteoiftIneroroen Elm,
getreten uno !piro ant s. 9e5ertber
in Ser slbteitir6e bes &lolters 8el1.
ron orrd ben slpoitoliiden gt1ntilts,
gr5biI6of Or. 9lloiiius, S. Meuend)
aus Sarge, gum 8rieIter gelpeibt lper-
oen. - altr5 na6bem Or. Serbian I'M
Sabre 1915 na6 europa 5uriifges
febrt mar, begann er nit 8ilien oes
bo6p'Iten Srn. @r5biIbofs Ytuend
ieine Gorbereitlneen ouf oen 8rie-
lteritanO. Or. Sorban lieB ii6 uls
Gertreter Der Hatiorol 8roaocaIting
COMPANY in 3entral=g Europa be1r,
lauben, bebielt ieoo6 leinen Soften
ols &orreiponoent oes Na6ri9te11,
oienltes Der HGgSG BET, tpdbreno ct
leinen Sbeologieltlloien oblog. gr er.
bielt Die nieberen @eiben in ser Bri,
pnttupelle bes bo6p'lten Srn. gr5bi.
lbofs Wtuen6 in &ronberg bel Sranf,
fltrt. 9eabbem er inn Ssult feline
SdluBeranlen beltanoen bntte, er.
belt er Die Sl1boiafonats= ll1tb 0io.
fonatslpeibe in Ser Hripatfapelle be,
Ipoltolil6en Hlntiatlr in 8ao go.
oesberg bel Bonn. Or. Sorban Itebt
| im Observation-Disclosures 2ebensiabrt
llno lit Elm &onpertit. gr fann aui
cine OreiBigidbrige boblt erfolgrei6t
Satigfeit ols SournaliIt 5uriidbliden
Gr beberrldt ie9s Spraden uno apal
3eAge pieler ipeltbiItoriI6er greig
nille go mar er ser erlte Hunofunt
lpreder, ser iiber oie beriibnt getpor:
oene Wiin6ener &onferen5 i'm Sabrt
1888 berihtete.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-08
Sittlidfeit unb Grsiebnng

Die Sittlidfeit, oarauf geridtet,
bos menlhlibe Gun in Ginflang 5ll
bringen nit benz 8illen @ottes, be-
5iebt iid barlm auf alles, mas
nrenidlihe Gedte utlo 8flihten be-
trifft. Sic bat ei1re ansgepragte Stel-
lung i'm graiebuirgspelen zines 8ol-
fes. Gbarafterbilollng lit elm Sell oes
gr5iebunesporgangs, rno Ser Gba-
rafter fann niht gebilbet tperoen,
tpenn Die &inoer rlibt flar 6arin I'M
tertpielen iperben, mas re6t nnb mas
unrebt lit. ltnb oas fam nidt ge-
lheben obne 8e3lrgnabme auf Die
bohIte Norm, Die &edt ,tnb llnreht
beitimnlt, 11mlid) @ottes @ebot.
Gein Staat unb feline 8ruppe bon
grsiebern fann eine @abrbeit Der
iittlihen Sronung ablebnen, Inn 8e-
quemlihfeitsanipriibe1: 5u geniiget.
Sittli1e 8erte beitintmer au tpollen
auf oem Bese elmer Vtebrbeitsent-
iibeioung lit prin5ipien nnb redtli6
nn5uI6liig. Sic Sittltbfeit gebt bon
I 8ott aus uno perpfli6tet alle Ween-
B ihen. Sic fann nibt binrei6enb ge-
Iebrt perben ipenn lie iid) nift anf
reIigioie @abrbeiten itiitt 8ieipobl
Sic gr5iebunq ser &ir1ber nah iittlis
hen &i1tli1lien sn eriter Stelle 60
DIE Ser @ltern uno Der Stride lit, III
lie nidtsbeitoipeniger au6 Sahe Ser
: ShuIe, ipenn oie gr5iebung bie Bill
oung ore gan5en menidli6en 8erlon-
hibfeit erfaIlen loll.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-08
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Sron5 3aner gberle lit I'M Ilter bon
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BON Iltgsblrg tplrroe, bat li6 als
cine beroorraeenbe 8eltalt oes bape,
rli6en &lerus Dor nllem Inn sic glfs
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liben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bentiibt
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beniibt, ole lopale Saltlng ieineS
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ne 0es Materialislnus in BEN Sdll=
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l1no ale 2ebrfrdfte iino perpflibtet,
ibren lnterri6t nab leine1l anlpeis
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zines u1rti6riItli6en @eiltes. IS mill
piel beiBe1, penn bas ,Betrusblatt'
ldreibt, 6aB oie Sdule nod nie IN
lol6em WaBe 81 elmer parteipoliti-
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den in oIt5onalen 3eitunsen INNER
bGufiger 2elerbriefe auf, Sic oie 9il-
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