davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-01
Rpgpln t1rtttlth,rr Ktnnprprztphunn

I. 8elpobne oeine Ginoer Don
rrilbelter &inobeit ullf an piinftliben
@eborIam.
=. Gereinige GrnIt uno Stren9e
nit ;3Grtlibfeit. lleber5euge oeine
&lnoer, oab on uaes gut meinIt lno
meiBt, mas Ou iuglt.
3. gefieblIt on oeinem &ino et1pus
SIT tim, Damn 5eige ibm gum erIten-
NAL, mle es genla6t mer0en mlB, rno
odte ourallf, oaB oas 8efoblene eetun
miro. 3eige es ibm audi nob einige=
mai, menn es ni6t i6neQ begreiit.
genn es aber aus 6re6beit ODER
gtoblGlligfeit ousielbe Damn ou6 niht
tut, Damn ltrufe.
4. 9eltrofe oeine &inoer, menn lie
freipillig oOer bosmillig ungeborlam
gegen oeine 9efeble iino; aber ltraie
niht nit SeiOenifaft.
). 2aB oi6 ni6t uon oeinen Sim
bern tdulfen ooer bintergeben; tue
unO reoe nld)ts, ous Sen Helpeft, ben
lie Dor Dir begen, perminOern fonnte.
6. @enn Die &inoer aufgeregt ODER
boslaunig iid) 5eigen, Damn begniige
olh oamlt, ihren Srob 81 bre6en
our6 cine empfinoli6e Strafe; Damn
ober marte, bis lie rubigen @eniits
lino, alsOann crit Iteae ibnen ibre I'm
arten Dor 9lugen uno ernabne lie
paterli6.
7. geoenfe, oaB cine geringe Stra-
re, menn iiberbuupt cine Strafe notig
ill., mebr nirtt als sic 9robung elmer
groBeren Strafe i'm Sale ser @ieoer-
bolltng oeS Sergebens.
8. 9eiemals glib oeinen &inoern
etmas oesbolb, neil iie oorum
ldreien, Ionit mabit ou oi6 gum
Sflooen ibres Gigeniinnes.
9. Hiemals erlaube ibnen 0as=
lenige, mas Ou ibnen unter dbnli6en
ltmltunoen 81 tl,n oOer 5u laiien per=
boten batteIt.
10. 8rdge Oeinen &inoern obne
llnterlaB Sic @abrbeit Elm, BOB es in
Der 8elt nibts 8egliidenoeres gibt,
ais leine Bfli6t gegen @ott gegen
| ltf lelblt uno gegen ieine 9eebenmen-
l6en trelt 5u erfii1en.
II. 8erpobne oeine &in0er baran,
oab tie ibre tdgli6en Mufgaben genau
lernen, 5. b. ii6erbaupt an Irbeit-
Ian1feit.
12. 8ete Dor allem tdgli6 fir beine
alnoer, oenn mir lden, pflan5en uno
begieBen, aber ser &err iIt's, Der oas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-01

lpobrlih nibt. - Mber iinb mir nibt
alle mebr ober tpeniger unoanfbar9
8ie ielten batrfen mir Dem ISerrn fiir
bie t1gli6e grbaltllng bes 2ebens, Ser
8eiunbbeit, fiir 9abrung, &leioung
uno @obnuns! 8ir baben pGbreno
ser &riegs5eit pieoer oas Sdpar5=
brot ihaten gelernt, aber mir baben
audi in oieier Iot3eit nibt @ott oan-
fen gelernt, BON Oem alles @ute
fommt. @ir leben alt6 iebt pieoer ge-
oonfenlos in Sen Gag binein, als
pGre es cine SelbitperIt6nbli6feit,
oaB mir uns oes 2ebens frenen. @ir
nebmen nIes Strobe uno 9tiibli6e unb
9lngenebme obne innere 9lnteilnabme
bin, nls bitten mir Inlprr6 barallf.
9fur luenn uns etpas nidt gefGat,
nebmen mir 5u 8ott Stellung, inoem
mir mnrren llno uns bel6peren. @ie
melt lteben mir bier binter Dem Yial=
milten 5uriif, ser bon iiberltromen=
Sen 9anfgefiibls sic gon5e groe auf=
rief oaB iie nit ibm Ben Serrn preiie:
Oie 8erge uno Siigel llno ulle @e=
nGdle, Sic Guelen Weere uno
Strome, sic Seellngebe1er uno @ai=
iertiere, sic Gogel oeS Simmels uno
oaes @ilo uno 8ieb 11no oltf ane
0tenihentinOer. Son ser Serr audi
iiber uns ltnoarfbare Semen 3orn
alsI6iitten: ioa er alt6 iiber llniere
Suuten @lutDinO uno 8etreioebrano
lhiten unO iiber uniere @Grten Sic
Houpen fonmen laiien, 1pie Ct oem
Golf Sirael tat? llno menn gr uns
ollb Inn ser onoeren Weni6en ipiIlen
Oie iSriibte ser groe ma6len I1Bt:
miro nidt unlere Seele babel 5u-
grrnoe geben, nenn gr uns pegen
rnleres llnoanfes nit Seiner @naoe
fernbleibt?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-01
Die innprr Stin1n,p

Sue nur oas oeinige, treu oeinem
8elpiiiet 1tnO iiberlaB oi6 @ott nit
3uoerli6t; on Dirlt itets finoen, oaB
ltb olles 10 genau uno 10 gliidlif
trirtt, als Dare es na6 Ser llbr ge=
1 lteQt.
Gs lit Sir tpobl ielber i6on mebr
als einlnal ultfgefauen, oaB on bid
IN oelnem Snneren plobli6 bon elmer
ltillen Stimme oeutli6 gemabnt, bon
einem gebeimen, aber nld6tigen Bug
getrieben fiibltelt, uno oaB ou Damn,
menn ou otelem inneren Srieb folg,
telt, geraoe i'm entideibenoen Mugen.
blid 5um entl6eioenoen S6ritt gu,
re6tfamlt 10 genau auf oie Minute,
als ipenn es ipirtli9 na6 ser ubr &c.
gangen Dare.
8irflid), es lit cine llbr, cine gut.
gebenoe llbr, oie allies bis ms fleinite
regelt: Die gottli6e 8orlebung. 9ieie
llbr trieb oie gottielige slnna, in Sen
Senlpel 81 fommen, eben CUR re6ten
Stunoe, oa tie BEN Seilano ieben
fonnte; oieie llbr trieb Wtagoalena in
oas Saus oes 8bariiGers i'm entl6ei.
oenoen @ugenblid; oiele ltbr trieb Der
Simeon bon ieinem 2anogut beim ge,
raoe oann ais er Dem grloier begeg,
men uno oie 2ait oes &reu5es ab,
nebmen fonnte.
@dren mir tpa6iamer rno treue1
gegen Oie innere Stimme uno our1.
freu5ten mir ni6t 10 oft oie barmber.
5igen Mabnungen 8ottes, balo burf
Srdgbeit l1no ungeboriam, balo burf
gigeniinn unb uorlauten a1ngeitiint
llnier gan5es 3eben ipdre elm @ebe11
na6 Der ubr, uno 5tpar na9 elmer
Itets aufge5ogenen, na6 elmer itets
ribtiggebenoen l1br.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-01
Muttprtrsiuntp

unausgelungen unO unausIinabar
lit oas bobe 2ieO BON ser WfltterIiebe,
Oas fort unO fort Sen 9ifter pie Sen
&ilnltler 5l1 epig neuen unb oo6 etpie
alten 8ebiloen begeiltert. @irb es ie
ausgelungen uno ausgenalt tperoen
Gu glitdli6e Wfutter, 1pie ltia uno
frleOlid) rubt oein &inolein oir an
Dem treuen Ser5en, unter Oem es emit
gebeimnisooa gelegen unb Dem 3eben
entgegengetrdumt! Iu boIt es ipobl
geraoe erlebt, mas Elm MIR 5ll lpenig
gefannter Ii6ter, &arl S6nliolin,
emit 10 lebenstrelt gel6iloert:
8ie tits 10 itia geporoen,
gta6 lol6en Hotgel6rei!
gSte lit i'm @ugenbltde
0as &eiO 10 gan5 borbei!
als langit 0u glpiefeiten
an unperiiegtem Guea,
so rubelt on i6on tpieoer
llno leudtelt ionnenbea.
8ie felt iiebt aus oe1n Muge,
3n mir beraufsemonot,
gere6tigtes 8eliben,
8eborg'ner 5rieOensitano!
IS oebnt it6 brett uno breiter
Die 5arte &inoesbruIt,
Gos aerm6en ltredt ii6 troseno
Sinaus in ii6'rer Suit.
Sie 8angen uno oie Stirne,
l. S6on rotten tie iid bod -
sSte, Wednnlein, miro oas geben!
2u oenfit fein gnoe nod?
8ie's gebt2 - @s ienft lid trunfen
Ser 8lid, Sic 2ippe rubt;
Sdon nabm i'm inn @enieBen
Ser S6laf in ieine SUIT.
Oas ainolein i6lummert! Die
Vfutter trdln1t. gi9t tpeilt ibr
Bltd auf Sem iommerli6en 2eben,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-01

vOas 2ano bat feline fSru1t ge-
lpenoet! @s iegne uns 8ott, unier
@ott! @ott iesne unsl" @i. 66.) 9as
mar oas Grnteoanflieb Der sSrommen
oes Ilten 8unoes nod Ser @inbeim=
Jung Der Sriidte oes sseLbes. Ias
Sano bat feline Srudt seipenoet: oan-
tet Dem Serrn! SSebt lit Oie Seit Ser
Otiiben porbei, oa ibr Dor lauter
Gorge um Oas tdglide 8rot feline 3eit
fitr cure Seelen 5lt baben meintet {;
iett lit oas grot fir oos nG6ite SSobr
geltd)ert;; nun mag ii6 alles freuen
uno iubelnO oen Serrn preiien; oenn
gr lit gut unO eDig lp1bret Seine
garmber5igfeit. ltnIere groBe @eoan-
tenloltgtett lit Oaran ibulo, oab es
lln5 ME rebt gum 9epuBtiein fommt,
mas es 8unOerbares lit Inn 8ottes
@iite, Ser ieoem lebenoen @elen feline
Spelle gibt 5ur re6ten 3eit: al ben
nln5lgen Sierlein, sic unter ser groe
uno I'M 8rale frie6en, alenl, mas i'm
SSa11er uno in Ben Siiften lebt, Sen
mlloen Steren Oes lrlpaloes ltno Ser
Steppe uno ben 5abmen Sieren unle=
rer ltmgebung. Sic ale fonnen ieoen
Tag bungerno lno oiirlteno gu @ott
llno bitten Sbn nit ibren ltun1men
8ebarOen Inn Habrlng rno Grant.
ltnO 'Gr erbormt it6 ibrer, uno tic
oanten Sbm Ourd Oas title @liid
lbres @oblieins. llno 8ott ipeiIt uno
tranft leoes Fflan5ben auf lteinigem
8runo unO Die bo6rugenoen 8almen
unO 3eoern; olld tie Itreden tGglih
b1tteno ibre 9lrme 5um !Sin1nel, aus
Dem lie ibre Sabung erbalten, llno lie
oanten fir Die @abe Our6 ibr freroi=
ges gafstunt. Ias lit Elm epiges
S6enfen 8ottes an llnlere Groe. 9lber
am rel6iten unO foitli6iten beihenft
Gr Die Vtenl6en, Oenen gr nibt BLOB
Spelle lno Grant uno pergGnglihe
Singe fir Oie grbaltllng uno oos
@oblleln Oes Seibes geben mill, ion=
bern Sid ielber NIT Seiner uneno=
lihen Serrli6teit. God oafiir miro
bon Den Weni6en luenig Ganf geiogt.
&ulln elmer BON 5ebn, oenen @ptt
Seine 0abe 5ugemenoet, fiiblt ii6 &C.
orungen, Sbm oofiir Sic gbre su
ge6en.
So mag e5 au6 na6 oen Sagen
Der Grnte lein. !@ie menige BON oenen,
Die ibre @arben beilngefabren boben,
lagen aus innerItem Ser5en 8ott oa=
fir Gonf! Gie meilten baben angeb=
lid feline 3eit: penn tie cine freie
St'noe baben, Damn ieben lie it6 bin
llno re6enen ibren @elpinn 5uiom=
men uno iiberlegen, mas lie oamit on
fangen fonnten, ODER Iie MAIDEN gleih
Flone fiir Oas na6lte Sabr. WtuB cine
lolfe @efilbloligfeit l1no unoanfbar=
felt 8ott ni6t alfs bo6ite er5iirnen?
.Utan muB li6 MIR munoern, baB Gr
fir lol6e Ytenl6en iiberboupt nod
etmas pacbien l0Bt; lie oeroienen eS
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-01
BanthrrgH Dnn.fttats rtn1f
i1nn jpt5t

Die $50. @ieberfebr ser Seilig-
ipre6ung ser 8istl1mspatronin 8am=
bergs,. Der bl. &unigunoe, nuroe i'm
&abmen oes 9io5eian-&atbo olifentags
in elmer erbebenoen firbli6en 5eier
begangen. Sn 4ntpelenbeit bes bape-
ridden Ninilterpr1lioenten llno oes
Ipoitolii6en glntius gr5bii ii6oi Or.
Wuenb ipuroe in &eoe nno greoigt
Dor elmer pieltaul ulenofopfigen S6ar
bon @ldubigen Ser bl. 8aiierin uno
ibres @emabls, oes 8istumsitifters
&ailer Seinrib H., geoa6t. Dem glei-
6en 8eoanfen oiente Die Mus sltellung
Oes bon ibnen gegriinoeten 8amber-
ger Gomi6abes. Die Sammlung gibt
ni6t nur cine ein5igartige lleberi6au
itber sic fir6li6e &unlt Inn bas SSabr
1000, Sic in ibrer 8ei6loiienbett if
resglei6en iu6en oiirfte. l1eber sic
susitellungen oes 0omi6ases in
Bern uno Wiinhen (1949 unb 1850
binaus meroen Sddte ge5eist Die Bis
ber enttDsoer ME 5u ieben maren ooer
oie our6 sic Standardization uno on=
oere @reigniiie iiber oas gan5e 2anb
peritrel1t wurOen. grIt1nalig 5u ieben
limo Die 8ra6beigaben ltno geflei=
Oungsitiide aus Oem ein5igen erbal=
tenen Bapitgrab Geutiblanos, Gle
mems H., ser 1862 in 8amberg BET
gelett purOe.
9ta6Oem oos Grab p1breno oes
&rieges geborgen ipllroe, fat man Sen
Sarfopbag bel Ser @ieoerauflteuung
geotfnet uno eill5igartige 5unOe ge=
mad)t, Die gegenlpartig nod tptilen=
l6aftli6 nnterlu6t neroen. 8elon=
Oers pertpoa lit es, oaB Dor allem Die
Staatsbibliotbef Ofiinben uno bie
9amberger StoatIid)e 8ibliotbef iene
Brobtbanolbriften als 2eibgoben 5ur
Serfiigung itellten Die friiber gum
Goml6at geborten, Oarunter Elm
gpangeliar bonn &loiter geihenou,
oas als cine ser eoeliten S6opfungen
ser bo6nittelalterli6en 8u6funit on
5uipre6en lit. Sa5u fommt cine SiilIe
meiterer S6dte aus oem geational=
mulelm, Die bisber ME in oielem 3u=
lammenbang ee5eist ipurOen, tpie oie
in Seioe geitidte ~anbetung ser 81.
0rei &onige" uno peri6ieoene glfen=
beinreliefs.
geOnOeren ginoruf binterlaiien
Die geldidt reltaurierten &aiiern1Gn=
tel, Die &rone ser fl. Gunigunoe (oie
aus ser S6atfammer ser Wtiin6ener
Heltoen5 fomlnt), Sic pra6tpolle goti=
l6e Grone gum &opfreliquiar oes &ai-
lers, oie ebenfoas in Wtiin6en oufbes
mabrt miro. So6lten funitbiitorii6en
Wert bat Oas &reu5reliquiar Sein-
ri6s, elm glei65eitig als Sragaltar
oienenoes berporragenbes 8eiipiel ser
mittelalterli6en @oloI6niebefunit.
Cine Geibe Don llrfltnben runoen oie
S9au ab.
Cine groBe Seinri6 8ro5eIiion Bill
oene Sen Sobepunft oes &atbolifen-
tageS, an oem 5ebntauieno 8lGubiee
teilnabmen. Ias Iaerbeiliglte trug
Der apoItolilbe geuntius gr5bii6of
aloiiius Weuend. Die Bro5eiiion tpie
Die S6luBfunogebung, auf ser 0tini-
IterprGliOent Or. gbarb uno 2ano=
tagspralioent Or. Sunobammer ipra=
ben, paren our6 itroblenoes @etter
begiinitigt, oas oem 8amberger aa=
tbolitentag al16 auBerlib einen feIt=
li6en &abmen gab.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-01
DaH klrtnr 0pfrr

Gie iungen @atten, oie crit felt
einlgen Eagen ins eieene Seim eilt-
ge5ogen maren, ltanoen nebeneinanoer
am SenIter rno i6al1ten in oen if0+
men Sommerabeno binaus. 0ie frieo=
lide Stiae orauBen batte au6 oie
beioen Itumm gema6t, uno cine 8eile
bing ieoes leinen eigenen 8eoanten
nod. Blobltb ergriff bie iunge sSrou
Die SanO ibres @atten uno iagte in
Der tbr elgenen tparmber5igen @eile:
sd miinihte, i6 fonnte sir einmal
5eigen tpie lieb i6 Oi6 babe. @eiBt ou
ni6ts, mas i6 fir oi6 tl1n f0nnte,
am lieblten ettpas redt S6peres 2"
er lagte nit rubieem 2G6eln, in Dem
iib leine Ser5ensgiite uno iein Sumor
uioeripiegelte: sd piiBte pobl
etmas, aber id fiir6te, es miro at
lbper iein. - u@an5 gepiB ni6t,"
lagte iie eifrig, ~iage nur idnea, tpas
es lit; es miro mir gelpiB gelin=
gen." - Scum, 10 empfange midi
immer, penn i6 beimfomme, nit
einem fr0bli6en @eiidt; mag audi ser
9raten angebrannt, oie Suppe oer=
lal5en ODER cine S6iiiiel 5erbro6en
iein, made nur ilnner elm freuno=
ltbes 8eli6t; Damn itnb iol6e fleine
gerorieBli6feiten leid)t 5u ertra=
gen" - ~sl6," anttportete Die iunae
Srau la6eno, rOas lit oof ni6ts
S6meres, oas lit Ood gang ielbItper=
ltanolib." - ~So, periu6e MIR ein=
mal, Oh on es INNER lei6t finoeu
plrlt mar Die 9lnttport, uno lie ber=
lprad es. l1no er bate tpirflid redt,
es mar gar nt6t INNER leibt, oies
"tletne Spfer" 51 bringen, tpenn
auerlei SerOruB uno Ierger lie quGl=
ten. &opfldmer5 un0 Wtioigfeit tie
oriidten. God tie fdmpfte tapfer, uno
lpenn Der @atte aus ieine1n i61peren
ar5tliben 8eruf beimfebrte, empfinq
1bn tein Seuf5en uno &lagen, lonoern
eln liebes, freunoli6es @eli6t uno Elm
tetlnebmenoes Ser5, bas germ sub0ren
pollte. gSie obltuenb uno erfrildeuo
mar oas fir ben miioen, abgearbei=
teten Wfann! gr freute ii6 ieoesmal
auf Die Seimfebr unb fiblte ii6 mebr
erquidt burd Oen Srieoen ieines gliid=
ltben Sauies ais man6e aolleaen
onrb ibren 5riibi6oppen, NIT Dem 1te
ltd crit Itarften, INN fir oie alaae-
l1eoer, Die tie oabeim ertparteten, ge=
tpappnet 5u iein. Ni6t als Oh feline
Srau aQes ltnangenebme perbeimlidt
bate; aber tie empfing i'm ni6t glei6
oan1it. llno es mar merftpiiroig, tpie
nanber i6einbar groBe 8eroruB BET
rubiger ueberlesung gu elmer ni6ti=
gen &leinigfeit 5uiammeni6rumpfte,
NIT Der Der @atte ni9t erit bebeaiat
5u tperoen brau6te. gi6tige Dinae
aber, Dor allem bie Sorgen, oie bie
er5lebung Ser &inoer madte, belpra=
ben Die @atten in elmer rubiaen
Stunoe miteinanoer. @er ieinen
Wann redt lieb bat uno an oieIes
"tleine Spfer" nod ni6t geoaht bat,
'oerluhe es einmal oanit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-01

GerS pro B. 8eIu6 (pfli6ti6ul.
Digit Sen SSSiinglten in ser 5amilie
riibmenO): rgr bot sic 9lugen Ser
Mlltter!" 0tutter: rllno Sen Wtrno
leine5 gaters." Ser Sunge: ~l1no Sic
Solen leines 8ruoers."
i q e g r NJ 6 luna.
Cine 6rau, Sic in Sbnmoht gefaaen
lit, neil Ser sDfann ibr oas eetpiini6te
9luto perpeigert bat, fommt infoIge
Ser 8emiibungen oes belorgten @ot=
ten pieOer gum 9epuBtiein uno fGGt
ibm nm Oen Sails: r8uter, lieber
Irtb! Illo oo6?" @atte (entiebD :
% @ott, pas babe ib aneeridtet
&ebt merle ids crit: Itatt gau Oe
Cologne babe id ibr - @oiolin ins
0elidt geipribt!"
Erob at. Sreuno: Sag mir
mai, mie on es gena6t bolt, in 10
fllr5er 3eit 10 piele &unoen gu
baben?" Saoenbeliber: SD babe
einen Gupagei angei6afft, ser iebess
mai, nenn cine Game in oen 2aoen
fommt, i6reit slb, lie lit ent5iideno !"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-01

@eoeiben gibt" GoS @ebet lit notiger
ola Die llnterpeiiung, 8elebrung uno
gtabrung Der &inoer. IS lit ser pi6=
tlgIte uno erlte Yunft ser ainoer=
er5iebung.
llnO enOli6 13. 9ringe eS oabin,
oab oeine &inoer gerne beten uno our
STRIDE geben. @enn bu ibnen oies
oaeln fiirs 2eben angelp0bnt bait,
Damn bait ou ibnen oie toitbarite 0fit=
gilt gegeben, pelde ibnen 5uteil mers
ben fam; Damn balt Ou fir ibr 5eit.
lideS nno eluiges 8liit geiorgt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-01

SIM 8egenteil. slr5t (bei ser
l1nteril16ung): rSaben sic biel iiber
Surit 5u flagen2" Batient: ISM
8egenteil, i6 freue mid bariiber!"
m80riencafe. vSber, brin.
gen Sic mir Sen <rs5ettel!"
Evening star., 1951-03-11

Corn Mullins: IA cups sift-
ed flour, 21a teaspoons double
acting baking powder. "a cup
sugar, "a teaspoon salt. "a
cup corn meal, / egg, well
beaten; l cup milk, 70 cup
melted shortening. Sift flour
once, measure, add baking
powder, sugar and salt and
sift again. Add corn meal
Evening star., 1951-03-11

and mix well. Combine egg
and milk. Add to flour mix
ture. add shortening, then
mix only enough to dampen
flour. Bake In creased muf-
fin pans in hot oven (425 de-
grees F. Is minutes, or until
done. Serve with corn flakes
and strawberries. Makes 10
large muffinS.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-12-07

By Jerome Hagis. was one 0f the first large publishing projects o4 the Vanguard Press. The Federated Press got s76.8aa from the fund
 The Russian Reconstruction Farms.
 under the direction of Harold Ware lson of Ella Reeve Bloor) . received 234008. The International Labor Defense was tbe funds bene- ficiary in the sum of at least S54.- 000. Commonwealth College got a little less than s25.000. and Brookwood Labor College benefited To the extent of al least S115,- 900. n lReport 1911 of the Special Committee on un-American
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-12-07
19# SAIL TO SEATTLE ON STEAMER ALASKA

s.aele#u passengers were booked for Seattle from Wranseu on the steamer Alaska which called in this pot early Tuesday morning.
 aas5 nera 1lr. and Mrs. Winston Davies, Babe Davies, Madeline Day ies. Dolly Vularma. Anna Davies. Mrs. H. A. Wells, Mrs. Norman Whitaker, Robert Whitaker. Betty Whitaker Winnie Forget. Patricia Johnson. PameIla Johnson. Lorna aortenson Lora Mortenson, Charles Mortenson, Virginia Mortenson. Mrs. Lena Anderson, 0. L. Butler.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-12-07
MOTORISTS URGED TO DRIVE CAREFULLY. STOP FOR SCHOOL BUS

There were two complaints res isterad against motorists iu Wrau- gel fhis week which can be cor reeted by careful driving and IlI- lie judgment
 One. tae most serious. was. that a drlYef had failed h s.aH ube#a fhe school bus was loading near the school and narrowly missed hittins a yowgster Tha law pro Eides that motorists must come 10 a full stop before passing T school bus when it is loading or unload ing children A tragedy can he a- Yerted by observing the law.
 Second complaint was that some drivers were failing to slow down when travelling on sloppy streets, particularly where pedestrians wers walking One woman was almost drenehed and her clothes badly soiied when a driver. heedlassle. splashed through a mudbole. hIs car throwing mud and water al over her No driver in Wraneel is in such a hurry that he or she can't slow down and show a little courtesy to the pedestrians. After ali the longest distance you can drive is to the end of the roaa. here's lots of time Give the walkers break.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-12-07
sUPERVIs0R VISITS SCHOOL

Miss Lois Mercy, Territorial sup .ervis5r of Education, was in Wran- geu Monday and Tuesday visiting he local schools.
 Miss Mercy. a former Anchorage school teacher, succeeded Dr. Dor othy Novatney as Territorial super visor of Education following the resignation of Dr. James Ryan as Commissioner of Education and the naming of Everett Erickson to that post Dr Novatney became as seistant Commissioner of Education and Mss Mercy supervisor.
 Miss Mercy said, local school authorities reported, that she in tends 10 visit Wrangell schools two or three times during the school year.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-12-07
NAMES OMITTED

Several names were inadyertent- y omitted from list of fIfth grade artists when that class last week entertained parents with an afternoon art display and assembly.
 Theme of the program was Che Overland Trail and Che gold rus1 to California coupled with Thanks giving.
 Names of the artists omitted. and some of the best in the elas. according to Miss Helen Price. teacher are: Kenneth Grover. Wi ford Fykerude, Paige Daley and Marilyn Ness.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-12-07

tracts to the zenda Gold Mining Co.,, for tin exploration on the se- ward Peninsula and the Admiralty Alaska Gold Mining Co.,. at eau, to seek out deposits of n.s and cobalt All three of these mat erials fall in the top bracket of t# critical list and are eligible for 9e per cent participation by the gov ernment
 Zenda will receive $54.O0 of is $6O00O costs from the government and Admiralty-Alaska will gel back $108,00 of it's S12O,OO0 total cost.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-12-07
Bartlett Says House
 Committee Doesn't Have Gov. On It's Gar-aua I5st

According to a letter sent ta tEe Daily Alaska Empire in Juneau bg Delegate E. l.. Bartlett. a copy of which was sent to The Sentinel. Bartlett says the House -un-Amar- ian Activities committee does not have the name of Ernest Gruening on it's Garland Fund A California Senate un-American Activities committee had the name Ernest GrueninE on it's Garland Fund list.
 \ memorandum sent 10 the Del egate from John W Darlington. clerk of the House committee, reads as follows, according to Bart let's letter:
 Information from the files of the Committee on un-American Aetivi- lies. r. s. House of Representatives
 Date: Nov.26.1951 For: Honorable E. l.. Bartlett
 Subject: Garland Fund (also known as American Fund for Public Ser vice). and Ernest Gruening
 Public records, files and pabli- cations of this committee contain the following information concern ing the Garland Fund:
 The American Fund for Public Service was established by Charles Garland. son of the wealthy James A. Garland. Young Garland, condi- tioned against wealth through rad ical acQuaintances at Harvard, de clined to accept his inheritance for his own personal use Instead he established. in 1922, the American Fund for Public Service with the sum of $9O0,OO0 which consisted largely of conservative securities. During the lush twenties, the fund grew to some $2,O00,000.
 "A self-perpetuating board of directors was set up for the pur- pose of handing out this easy mon ey. Sidney Hillman was among them. Associated with Hillman as directors were Roger N. Baldwin, William z. Foster, Lewis Gannett, James Weldon Johnson, Robert Morse Lovett, Scott Nearing. Mary E. Mcdowell, Judah L. Magnes, Norman Thomas, Harry F. Ward, Morris Ernst and Walter Nelles. William Z Foster has been the na- tional chairman of the Communist Party for many years. Scott Near ing was for long time one of the leading writers for the Communist Party. Robert Morse LoYett. re- gently secretary of the Virgin Is lands, has an extraordinarily long record of utilization with Commun- ist front organizations. Harry F. Ward was national chairman of the American Leag0e for Peace and Democracy.
 "A tabu.ation cf some of the benefactions of the American Fund for Public Service reveals the ex- tent to which it was a major source for the financing of Communist Party enterprises. The Daily Worker official organ of the par ty, received $57,O00. The New Masses, Communist publication whose ownership was vested in the American Fund for Public Service, received $64,5OO. The Vanguard Press was established by the Fund with donation of capital amount ing to $130,OO0. A series of pro- paganda books on Russia. edited
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-12-07

Activities dated March 29. 19441
 No reference whatever appears in public records, files and publi- cations of the Committee concern ing Ernest Gruening
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-12-07
THEY PICK FEM COLD FOR SERGEANT JOY

Sergeant Linn Joy, stationed in Wrangell with the Alaska Com munications System (Army Signal Corps), has been transferred to Point Barrow and expects to report for duty at the northern outpost the first of the year.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-12-07
WRANGELL MINE FIRM SLATED FOR
 GOVT MONEY
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON - The eight month-old program to spur the search for domestic sources of crit ieally short minerals has brought $295,676 in government aid to three Alaska mining companies.
 In addition, if the explorations prove successful, it may add thou sands of dollars to the Territory's industrial payroll as well as add to Uncle Sam's depleted mineral stocks.
 The most recent contract to be announced is also the largest. l. went to the Alaska Metals Mining Go. of Wrangell for tungsten ex- ploration in the Territory.
 Govt to Share Cost
 The government will stand 75 per cent - or $133,676 - of the $178,234 exploration cost.
 Previously announced were con-