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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-03-13

tient in a Billings hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Sayler
are spending the week end in
Helena as the guests of Mrs.
Sayier'S uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. William King. MI.
Sayler is attending the Delegate
session of the Montana Educa-
ton association as a represen-
tative of the local unit.
Cliff Ltdrick flew last week
to Sparta, Wis, where he was
called by the serious illness of
his sister, Mrs. Jack Olson.
Mrs. Fay Abel spent the week
END In Sheridan visiting rela-
tives.
Ralph Knight, Bob Liz, A. M.
stevenson, Jr., and Bob Kennedy
represented the White Man
Runs Him post Of the American
Legion at a meeting of the
veteran groups held in Hardin
tuesday evening. Plans for, the
annual Memorial Day observa-
tons were made.
Mr.. and Mrs. 'Vern Kaiser and
children, who were en- route
from Nebraska to their home in
Hardin, spent the day with Mr.
kalser'S brother-in-laW and sis
ter, MIR. and Mrs. A. M. Steven
son, Jr.
Frank Fisher is confined to
the Big Horn Community hos
pital suffering from shock as
the result of a fall last Thurs
day. His condition is considered
satisfactory.
Mrs. Letta Sharp and Mrs. D.
w. Chandler, ST., were Sheridan
visitors Tuesday.
Miss Ethel williams, a mem
Der Of last years graduating
class, is employed with the gov
eminent at the Tongue River
Community Boarding school in
Busby. Miss Williams is in the
clerical department. of the In
dian Service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Glow are
again making their home in
Lodge Grass after having been
employed in Birney for some
time.
Among the patients from this
community at the Crow Agency
hospital this week are Sharon
Iron and .Duanne Bend. Jose
phine Russell is a patient in a
Billings hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.. Sheets of
Wyola were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. J.
Lake.
Mrs. r. j. Ball and infant
son are home from the Sher-
idan hospital. The baby has
been named Gerald Hugh. Mrs.
Ball, who is from Anchorage,
Alaska, has been visiting for
several months with her par
entS, MIR. and Mrs. Sam Reese.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NC
Knight of Billings visited over
the week end at. the Sam Reese
and Lyman Waddel homes.
Attending the all day council
meeting of the Home Demon
Stration clubs of Big Horn
county last Thursday were Mrs.
Wilmer Skager, Mrs. Franklin
Yarlott and Mrs. Ralph Met
calfe, representing the Lodge
Grass group. They were joined
by Mrs. O. J. Landon, Mrs. Ell
mer Knight and Mrs. A. M.
Stevenson, Jr., in serving a buff
fet dinner at noon.
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Lodge Grass
Social Happenings
COUNCIL PLANS DINNER

COUNClL PIANS DlNTNER
The Christian council of the
First Crow Indian Baptist
church held their monthly din
ner meeting in the church par
lorS Thursday evening with Mrs.
Elsie Howe in charge of ar
rangementS and Miss Clara Odds
presenting a Bible quiz as part
of the program.
Plans were made for the
church'S Easter obServanceS and
for the serving of a public din
ner at the church March 20. In
charge of the dinner program
arrangements are Donald Deer
Nose, Joe Medicine Crow and
Carl Orr with Mrs. Jay Fitzger-
aid as advisor. .
Mrs. Edwin Toineeta was
elected manager of the council
for the month of April.
STUDYING MISSIONS
Continuing their study of
Latin American missions, men,
beers of the Missionary Circle of
the First Crow Indian Baptist
church met in the Red Flower
room Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Edwin Toineeta was in
charge of the devotionS and
program and refreshments were
served by Mrs. Celeste PeaSe.
BIRTHDAY DINNER
The birthday anniversary of
Mrs. Margaret Eggart, mother
of Francis Eggart, was marked
last Wednesday with a dinner
at the home of MI. and Mrs
Eggart.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Sanford Eggart, Mrs. Ethaulean
Eggart, MI and Mrs. Gus
Schaubel of Parkman, Wyo., MI,
and Mrs. Carl Gross of Wyola
and Mrs. A. F. Fink.
CLUB ENTERTAINED
Members of the Grandmoth-
erS club were entertained at
the home of Mrs. Ruth Keller
when they participated in a pot
luck dinner.
Arranging the affair, which
included a serving of a birth
day cake for their members who
observed their birth anniver-
saries during the month, were
Mrs. Keller, Mrs. Mike Carney.
Mrs. Ben Rhinehart and Mrs
Mason.
HOSTESS TO STAR CLUB
Mrs. Frank Mason extended
hospitality to members of the
Star club when her guests were
Mrs. Helen Gibson, Mrs. Nellie
Yevette Graham Mrs. Charles
Carr, Mrs. Ira Chapman, Mrs
Florence Westwood, Mrs. Fay
Abel and Mrs. Mabel Ball. j
ENTERTAIN CIVIC CLUB
Mrs. A. M. Stevenson, Jr., and
Mrs. A. M. Stevenson, ST., were
co-hoSteSses Tuesday nigh
when they entertained fol-
members of the Civic club. Mrs
w. r. Saylor showed moving
pictures during the program
hour.
HEART SISTERS BRIDGE
When Mrs. Frank Mason en-
tertained the Heart Sisters
bridge club, she had as an adj
ditional guest Mrs. Willard
Wilson. Awards were won by
Mrs. George Cooley, high, Mrs,
Wilma Sorger, Travel and Mrs
Wilson, low.
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Francis Eggart and Mrs. ". M.

Francis Eggart and Mrs. ". M.
Mattress. ~. .
Mrs. Lawrence Wheeler, vice
president, conducted the bus
mess. meeting during which
plans were made to hold a pot
luck dinner Sunday, March %,
observing the birthday" of the
Legion. Arrangements were also
made for the Auxiliary to serve
lunch at a dance March 20 to
be sponsored by White Man
Runs Him post at Parkman,
Wyo.
Mrs. Elmer Knight, program
chairman, gave a paper on
community service and the unit
later voted to present each of
the four churches in Lodge
Grass with an Easter Lily. The
Lodge Grass Electric was desig-
mated as a receiving center for
the donation of old sheets and
pillow cases to be given to the
Hardin hospital for use in max
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Attend Meeting OF
REA in Hurdin

Lodge Grass. Among Lodge
Grass people attending the an
nual meeting of the Big Horn
County Electric Cooperative,
Inc, held in Hardin were Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd j. Lake, w. E.
Ferguson, Ernest Richards, Mrs.
Elmer Knight Mr.. and Mrs.
John Noblett, MIR. and Mrs.
Donald Deernose, MI. and Mrs.
Lloyd A. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Esp, Uhl Bond, Mrs. +.
w. LoomiS, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Neuen, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Miller, ST., MI. and Mrs. Fran
els Curry, Fay T. Abel, Mrs.
Carrie Jappe, MIR. and Mrs. Tom
Stevens, Ferole Pease, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Wilson, Mrs. George
H. Pease, ST., w. w. LETTERS, MI.
and Mrs. W. j. Footitt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Eggart, George H.
Pease, Jr., and MIR. and Mrs.
George S. Gibson.
Lodge Grass prize winners
were Francis Curry, Mrs. Stew
ems, Mrs. Deernose, Mrs. Footitt,
Mrs. Esp and Ferole Pease.
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ing bandages. A collection of
cancelled stamps, proceeds from
which will go toward the pur-
chase of a hospital bed for a
lib ward, will be received at
Georges Food Mart.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Ralph Knight and Mrs. A.
M. Stevenson. Jr.
There are about 675, 900 liv-
ing species of insects.
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HAVE CHARGE OF SERVICE

Lodge Grass. - At the Sun
day evening devotional services
of the First Crow Indian Bap-
fist church, men of the con-
gregation were in charge.
Bob Bends was the evenings
leader and George Hogan, Jr.,
the speaker. A male quartette,
composed of Edwin Toineeta,
John Hill, Donald Deer Nose
and Joe Medicine Crow, sang
several selections.
Refreshments. we're served by
the men in the Fellowship hour
following the services. Next
Sunday evening, the Young
Peoples groups will assume
charge of the devotions.
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HEART SISTERS BRIDGE
When Mrs. Frank Mason en-
tertained the Heart Sisters
bridge club, she had as an adj
ditional guest Mrs. Willard
Wilson. Awards were won by
Mrs. George Cooley, high, Mrs.
Wilma Sorger, Travel and Mrs.
Wilson, low.
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bert Sduman alisgegansen, Inn Die
SdDerinouitrie bon 8euti6lano un0
5ranfreid 10 5uiammen5ufoifen oab
ii6 beioe yeationen niemals uieoer
einanoer befdmpfen fonnen.
9as 3iel tpar Die @ntfernung Der
8ren5l6ranfen ser Nontaninouitrie,
oamit lie leiitungsfabiger miro l1nb
einen gemeiniamen Warft entbalt,
mie 3. 9. Die Stablinoultrie in ben
a6tunooier5ig gunoesltaaten Der
amerifanilfen union.
0ie Stablproouftion ser ieds 2dn-
Ser belauft iid auf etlpa 38,O0O,OOO
Sonnen i'm Sabr uno entipri6t I'M.
gef6br ser Broouftion ser 2Gnoer
binter oem giiernen 8orbang. 9as
Hubr-@ebiet liefert ungefGbr 6ie
Sdlfte ser al1f 225,O00,OOO Sonnen
geidatten &oblenproouttion Ser ie6s
Staaten.
Der gertrug lit uuf fiinf5ig Sabre
befriitet.
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Dpmtfttrp 1iiGttrr

Our9 Die @iite zines alten 2eiers
erbielt ib Dor fur5em cine In5abl
iebr tpertpol1er beuti6er 8ii6er BON
Mlban Stol5. Dieielben peroen gum
8eiten oes Solepbinuns perfa,.ft.
Oieielben iino gum Sell neu, gum
Sell gebralr6t, aber gut erbalten.
~3pilden Seit uno gpigfeit" Son
alban Stola. - Sour orei @remplare
an Sanb.
Die 8uder tperoen portofrei ai.ge.
ianbt.
Man ienoe 8etrag per Boit-@el6.
antpeiiung ooer S6ed i'm boraus an:
Brof. S. so. Duebren, Soutb Ohio
Mpe., Columbus 5, ..
Brofeiior Ouebren lit Heoafteur
bes ,Obio-W -Waiienfreunb'.
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Biz Brrufuttg hrH prtrua

Simon unb feline @efabrten - es
iino Die Sobne oes 3ebeodus Safobus
uno Sobannes - tparen aus ibren
Sii9erbooten geitiegen lno tpui6en
ibre Nete am l1fer oes Sees @ene5as
retb. go iab lie Seius, Sem oas 8olf
bis bierber na6ge5ogen mar, Inn Sbn
preoigen gu boren. Oie Slider liefe1
ni6t gum groBen Saufen Der anoeren,
oie ii6 Inn SSeIus brdngten, mo6tert
lie aua ldngit &unoe bon Seiner
&ebegetpalt uno Seinen @un6erfrafs
ten erbalten baben. sic blieben abs
ieits bei ibrer einfaben fir iie mid.
tisen 8ei6dftigung. sic fubren fort,
ibre @ebe gu tpaiden. - Seius ities
in bas Sdiff bes Sinon uno bat ber,
geipib beitiir5ten Slider, ben &abn
etlpas bonn 2a1oe ab5uItoBen. llno
bonn Sdiffe Simons aus lebrte gr
bas 8olf. go mar Seius iber 5imo1
gefommen >.
MIs Ser Serr Seine Yreoigt an bas
Won beenbet batte, tpanbte gr Gid
benz Slider gu uno foroerte i'm auf,
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Fin Giitpr hra Glauhpns

Gum Eooe BON 4nrbinal Saulbas
Der, oem mir in unierer letttpobigen
ausgabe einen geabrrf tpiometen,
ldreibt oie nidtfatbo1ilde ,N. 9.
Staats5ettung':
8on einem pabren Sitriten bes
8laubens muBte Die. @elt am 9ons
nerstag Ibi6ieo nebmen, als &aroi-
ral Mi6ael bon Saulbaber, ieit flint
unooreibig Sobren @r5biidof bon
Wiinden- -5reiitng, fir INNER Die Iu>
gen idloB. Die @laubigen aller &on-
feiiionen m0gen in Dem urteil iiber=
einitin1men, baB Ser oeuti6e &ir6en-
fiirit Elm 8orf1mpfer ser Meni i6en=
tpiiroe unb oes Srieoens mar, Ser
feinen &ompromiB NIT Der Serrs
i9aft bes l1nglaubens 5ulieB, tpie er
iie nit ieinen 2anosleuten 5tp0lf
Sabre lang bur6lebte. Sn &aroinal
bon Saulbabers 2eben, oas Die bole
3eitlpanne ser iiinglten @el6i6te
ieit ser Hergriinoung oes 0el1ti6en
&eibes umfaBte, 5eiste iid mebr als
einmal eottlide Siigung, Die ibren
treuen Diener aud in StunOen bo6s
iter @efabr fir ieinen @lauben uno
iein 2eben be1pabrte. 0ies betpabr-
beitete iib iopobl in Sen Sagen, ba
oie bon gea5i-5iibrern aufsebeste
9enge segen oen er3bii6ofli6en 8a-
lais in Wiin4en porging, als aud an
Dem Gage, ba amerifanil6e Erupper1
oie i6iper angei6losene Stabt ein-
nhbmen. 8enige Stunoen porber
idlug cine l6pere @ranate in Die
@apelle Elm, in tpelder Der &aroinal
nit ieinen @laubigen oeriammelt
mar. sic betonierte nidt, ionoern
ourdi6Iug als 8linbgdnser Die
Mauer unb prallte auf Der StraBe
nieber.
Wit pel9er ltneri6rodenbeit &ars
binal bon Saulbaber, oeIen gldn5en-
be @aben i'm in bie b0bite Sierar>
die ser fatbolii6en Stride uno unter
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Drutfhlanh: -. m.ittrn in
hpr rpltgtnfptt Auflnfung"

Set fur5em ogitiert sic 2ebrer-
setperfi6aft Gin Ieutl6lano) fir bie
ginbeitsi6ule S6uln1anner bal=
ten lanoauf, lanoab Sortrdge uno
l6reiben Aufldbe gegen oas gltern-
re9t.
3uglei6 bereiten Tie gntpiirfe fir
cine gteuoronung oes S6ulpeiens
Dor. sic perlangen oarin 0uloiam-
felt 1,no Sreibeit, aber feinesmegs fir
sic 6riltli6en gltern unb ibre &in=
Ser, ionoern fir iene 2ebrer, oie ni6t
an. &onfeiiionsldulen ltnterridten
poaen, neil iie llneldubige, Oiiitoen-
ten ooer 3lpeifler iino. - Sic for
bern 56ulen, oie fir 1ns uno unlere
&inoer untragbar iino =.
Sober grfabrene tpeiB es: bas
alles iino MIR poItengefe6te, BIN
ter oenen it6 ser SauptltoB porberei=
tet, nGnlid 0os 8eies, oas uns sic
oeutlbe ginbeitsi6ule bringen uno
Ser fonfeiiionellen S6ule 6as Gnoe
bereiten Ioa.
Hiemano CLAUDE, oaB oas fir i'm
ooer in ieiner Staot uno in ieinem
9orf ni6ts 5u beoeuten batte, ipent
bie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES f6me. 8alo
Diiroe audi er es 51 fitblen befomz
men. = g..
@ir iin6 i6on mitten in Der reli-
giolen 4ufl0Iung. gs lit 3eit, bab ane
gbriiten cine gei6loliene Sbla6treibe
biloen, Inn Dem 8erbdngnis ginbalt
5u gebieten.
2este @eipiiiensfrose: @iBt ibr
@liidli6en pie es in Berlin aus
liebt? gei6t MIR i'm Often, ionoer1
audi i'm @eIten9 Sort tpuroe Die 8e-
meini6aftsidule eingefiibrt, lnO
5par obne i6ulii6en &eligionsunter>
ri6t. 0as lit bas 3iel, bas piele
Sreunoe Ser ginbeitsldule oerfolgen,
3arum sic Mabnl1ng uno Ser 8arns
ruff: Srdunet ni6t 10 bon gludli6enl
8eiib! gs fonnte Elm grauiiges Ct
pafen geben."
8ii9of Soief @ooebaro Wa6ens
bon Siloesbeim.
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Oie @roBen ieiner 3eit fiibrten, bas
Brimat Der Menihenliebe prebigte.
eine audi aus ieinef in ben Nah.
triegsiabren betpieienen Saltung ber.
por. 8dbreno er oen i'm &aiienipabn
befansenen Naais iein r0idt 8lut,
ionoern @laube lit sic @runolage Der
Heligion!" enteegeni6leuberte, frat
er 3tpei Sabre na6 9riessenoe ofs
fentlid fir cine Miloerung Ser Saft
Ser internierten fleineren Na5i- Sunf-
tiondre ein.
SSn alien Ssabren ieiues @irfens
par &aroinal bon Saulbaber Elm 1in-
ermiioliber @arner uno Wabner i'm
Menlte oes 8elt- uno 8olferfries
oens. Sn oieiem &f NOR ct nebet1
Dem v2otpen BON Miinlter", &arbi-
nal @raf bon @alen, elm 8annertrd-
ger briitli6er 8laubensfreibeit, unb
Der 5ellen, Der in Der Slut betpegter
3eit audi oem Inlturnt antibriltlis
der Wed6te trobte.
0en trauernoen MitsIieoern Der
Wiinbener gr5oio5ele uno aIen beuts
iben &atbolifen iteben Die 0eutl9-
amerifaner fatbolii i6en @laubens BE-
ipegt 5ur Seite, 1par bod &aroinal
5aulbaber audi oiesieits bes S3eans
fein unbefannter uno batte ii6 Dor
allem unter BEN 0euti idamerifanern
Inleben 1nb 2iebe eriporben. 3meis
mal fiibrten Heiien BEN &arbinal in
Die Ser. Staoten = 1923, ols er Dem
amerifanii6en BrdIioenten rnb Dem
Golf ser Ser. Staten ben Oanf fir
Sic geieiitete gta6triegsbilfe abitats
tete, uno 1926 beim offi5ieaen 8eiud
oes gu6ariltilden &ongreiles in gbi-
cago. Germ rufen mir uns in @rins
nerung 5uriid, 1pie Ser &aroinal oas
mails in SEEM Dorf bon Ser Siebe ser
0eutl6amerifaner uno 10 iiberlpalti=
genOen 8etpeiien allgemeiner 9luf-
mertiamfeit iiberidiittet murOe, oaB
er, Dem perlonlide 8el6eioenbeit
Itets inneres @ebot mar, in Ser Gra6t
zines einfa6en Brielters unerfannt
ote Heiie nub 'Gbicago fortieste.
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Kftne zulfimn,uag hra Bun-
nPsratH gum Ea1fPnausglritl

Ser gunoesrat, oas Organ Ser
2dnberbertretungen Der 8unbesrepu-
blif 0entl6lano, bat Dem 2aitenaus-
glei6sseies in Der bonn 8unbestag
beidloiienen Saiiung feline 3uItim-
mung perpeigert. gr bei6loB, ben
8ermittlungsausi6uB anaurufen.
Das 2aItenausgleidsseles Jon bie
&riegsperlulte uno Die &riegsfoIge-
Iaiten gleihmaBig auf alle 8epolfe-
runssidi6ten perteilen. gs bat cine
2altf5eit bon etipa oreiBig Sabren uno
tpiiroe cine 8ermogensl1mihibtrng
bon ettpa ie65ig Miliaroen DW um-
faiien. @s ioa runo neun Miaionen
8ertriebenen unb fait ebenlo bielen
9ombengeidaoigten 5ugutefonmen.
8on anen 8unoesIanoern itimm-
ten nur S6lespig-SolItein uno
HbeinlanO- -Bfal5 fir Die 4nnabme.
3mar lnadte Sdles1pis-So Itein
Borbebalte, ieste itb aber fir Die
Innabme oes 8eietes elm, ba bel BEN
oer5eitigen Mebrbeitsperbdltniiien i'm
8unoestas feline ausitdt auf cine
bltr6greifenoe aorreftrr Der @eieses-
borlage beitebe.
3iel bes 8unoesrates lit es, i'm
8ern1ittlungsausi6uB Die Defreiung
Ser offentli6en Sanb bon Ser Mbgabe
fir BEN 2aitenausglei6 bur65uieBen.
Die 8egriinoung Der 2anber fir oie-
ie Soroerung lautet: Die 0ffentlibe
Sano perforpert 0ie @eIamtbeit aller
Stener5abler unb 1lmfoBt ionit au6
Die @ei6abisten. gs mioerlpri6t Dem
Sinn oes 2altenausglei6s, baB iiber
Die offentli6e Sano Die aus Dem 2a-
itenausglei6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NIT
berange5ogen tperoen, oie fir lie ielbit
beltinmten gnti6doigungsbetrage
altf5ubringen.
Die 2anoer erfldrten iebo6 aus.
briidlid ibren 8illen baB our6 sic
8efreil1ng ser offentli6en Sano nibt
Die I'M @eies porgeiebene @eiantent-
i6abigung fir bie slnlprudsbere6s
tigten gei6mdlert peroen jon.
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Dtr trltr phafe hrH mrlt-
krtpgps
(Sortfesrna bon Sette y
Der Sdnman-Elam

Die italienii6e &ammer bat TO-
eben NIT GROCER Mebrbeit oen S6us
man-Blan ratifi5iert. Damit tritt Ser
8ertrag in &raft geod i'm 2aufe oies
les Weonats peroen Die 8eauftragte,t
Ser ieds Wd6te Sic Spisenbeboroen
1pablen uno oeren Sit beltimmen,
oas beiBt oie fiinftise Sauptltaot ser
8ereinigten Staaten glropas - 10
oieie ie 5uitanbe fommen.
Mls bie Winiiter oen S6uman-
8lan am is. Ipril 1861 unteraeib-
neten, be5eidneten iie i'm als roie
erlte iibernationale Snititution", uno
gaben Ser Soffnuns Musorud, rbaB
iid anoere Nationen l,nieren Benliib-
ungen anidlieben iperben".
Die Soee mar i'm Mpril 1850 bon
Dem fran3oiiiden MuBenmtniiter SO.
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Sataa i6ien nod bem Safe oes
Subas einen atpeiten unelei6 sroBe.
rem Sieg banonautragen: Der gum
gr5apoitel Iuseriebene iaste iib los
bon Gbrtltus aus Surdt Dor Der Ser
folgung. - Da aber frdbte Ser Sabn.
l1no ssseius ging an ibm poriiber, it,
5eileln, un0 blidte i'm an. Seine
Oea6t 5tpang Betrus gu Dem Ser
leugneten 5uriid, ser i'm beiier fannie
als Der Shirt oieier @elt. IS brannte
tbm oas Sera Dor &euei6mer5 ltnb
~er ging binars uno tpeinte bitter
lid". Sein Ser5 geborte Gbriltus,
uno Betrus fonnte ni6t eegen iein
Ser5 banoeln tpie SSubas. gr tpeinte
ols eriter oie SrGnen ser &eue Inn
oie oerratene 2iebe. 0as lit oie
8ieoeroereinigung nit Seius fir i'm
un0 fir ale oie pielen, Die ii6 nidt
ltarfer ertpeilen als er. Abnen mir,
mas ii6 in oieiem Iugenblid fir uns
entl6leoen bat, als oas Ser3 oes
Eetrus auf Ser 8aage lag?
llnO Damn mar oa nod Elm an6erer
6ll65ug - am Oeeere bon Eibe=
rias -, NIT oem Sid gbriltus, als
ales ooaenoet mar, aufs neue ben
Sitngern i'm Worgenodmmern 5u er.
fennen gab. v8erfet oas gtes 5ur
Hedten aus!" ge6ot ibnen ser Muf.
erItanoene. g5 gei6ab tpieoerum na6
elmer gead)t, in Ser lie oergebens ees
arbeltet batten. uno ibr 9teb ipuroe
bon uno i6per bon pielen Sii9en.
~gs lit Ser Serr," loste Sobannes gu
Betrus, Ser iicb iogelid in Sic Slut
ten mari uno 5u Seius ans ltfer
i6Damm. Wfit BEN glei6en 3eiden
mie bel Ser erIten 8egegnung offen.
barte Sid Gbriltl1s oen Sii6ern. uno
feiner lpagte gu ipre6en, als Der auf-
erItanoene nit ibnen sic Slide an
einem &oblenfeuer briet uno NIT
ibnen per5ebrte. Sic puBten es alle:
es lit Der Serr. gea6oem tie gegeiien
botten frogte SeIus oen Betrus {:
Simon, Sobn oes sSobannes, liebit
on Wti6?" 9reimal bintereinanoer.
r9u peiBt es, Serr, oaB i6 Old
liebe," j" erptOerte er oeniitig oreimal.
ltno betm orittenmul tpurOe lein Ser3
traurtg, uno er iagte: vSerr, 9u
peiBt alles, Du tpeiBt au6, oaB i9
Sid ltebe." 0a gab ibm Seius gum
orittenmul SEN Sirtenauftrag fir 0ie
gan5e @elt. uno Betrus erfiiIte olles
ltno folgte Sbm biz ans &reu5. l1no
10 taten piele, bie 8Iieoer Seiner
|&lrde DurOen, our6 alle 3eiten bins
ourfL Elm lebenoiger Strom, ser in
Die gluigfeit flieBt. E. TIL. II.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-06-28
arrmtfhttrH

gnoe 1861 Iebten in Ser 8unoes=
republif Oeutl6lano as, ,3O5,9OO Ser,
Ionen, pie BON Bonn bert9tet miro.
Die 9eoolferrng nabm i'm pergange=
men Sabr Inn runb 457,O 8erios
men 5u. Die 8eoolferungsOi6te oes
8unbesgebietes betragt bunoertliebens
unoneun5ig ginpobner ie Guaoratfis
lometer. Der SraueniiberI6uB bot ii9
1851 ,meiter perringert: auf tauieno
Wdnner famen 1882 Srouen gegens
ii6er 1929 5rauen i'm Sabre 1916.
0reiBistauleno fatbolii6e uno
proteitantilde gltern aus Sloenburg,
SIt=Srieslano uno anoeren Seilen
Nieoer=Sa6iens erboben auf elmer
&unOgebuns in gloppenburs i6arfen
Broteit gegen oie Mbii6t bes nieoer-
iabltI6en &ultusminiIt tiers Soigt,
o1r6 Elm S6ulperpaltungsgeIes Die
&onfeiiionsl6ule our9 0ie @emein=
lGaftsi6ule gu eriesen. gu Ser 8es
bauptrng Soigts, oas glternre6t lei
fein Haturre6t, ipuroe bon ser &l1nb.
gebung ertlart, oieie IeuBerllng Itelle
anmaBenoe lleberbeblibfeit unO
lpabnlpisige Gemasogie oar. SsSn elmer
elnltinn1tg angenommeneu Gelolu=
tion tpuroe oie geietlide Inerten=
nung oes glternre6tes, bie ausrei,
henoe Soroerl1ng ser 9efenntnis=
i6ule uno Sic Si6erlng Ser tonfel-
iioneuen 2ebrerbiloung geforoert.
8ie unterm Is. os. aus Gon &C.
meloet puroe, tpeiIt es ein i6arfer
2eitartifel oes ,Onerpatore &omano'
als r5pnii6es Streben" 5uriid, baB
sic 8ereinten geationen ~fiir oie
glenosgebiete Sic @eburtenfontroIle
befiirlporten". 9as patifanii6e 8latt
beflagte es, oaB r&atbolifen 1lno al
le, oenen oie 8erteioigung Ser leeli=
iden 8erte uno sic 46tung Dor oem
2eben om Ser5en liegen, bieien pers
oerbli6en unb lnmoralilden Sen-
oen5en groBtes augenmerf i6enfen
miiiien". 0erlei 8eitrebunsen elmer
Srsaniiation 5uauidreiben, oie our6
Die Yraambel ibrer Gerfaiiung Dem
@liid unb ser Siderbeit ser san5en
Weni9beit berbaftet lit, tpiiroe be-
oeuten, oaB man Tie rpor Sem eigenen
@etpiilen uno Ser 3ipiliiation perur-
teilt". Ser Mrtifel be5iebt li6 auf oie
Rebe, oie Bapit Bius XII. am 80.
Oftober 1851 an Sic italienilden
Sebammen bielt, uno betont feline
@rfldrung, baB ~iebes meni6lide 8es
ien - lelbit Der S0tus i'm Mutterleib
= 4nre6t auf oas 2eben bat" 9as
'Blatt erinnert baran, baB eelegentlih
oer bonn 5. Biz %. Wai 8. S. in @enf
abgebaltenen Eagung Ser Beltge-
iunobeitsoreaniiation Der Bereinten