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Milford chronicle., 1940-01-05
LOOKING BACK
BY 7. 4. nALL. Milford

~ - - AA4AsAfF NlNNlA
my New Years Contribution
AS we are leaving old Thirty-nine
In life pathway far behind,
To start another twelve months
party,
With this young Miss Nineteen Forty
Let us remember the wife Of Lot
That still stands on the very spot
Where with longing. craving, she
looked back
On what she couldn't get in her sack.
And by that foolish fatal halt,
Was turned into a pillar of salt.
But letus all rather instead,
Keep looking steady straight ahead.
With our eyes fixed upon the goal
With our whole heart and our whole
soul.
OF trying to help the other party,
Get the very best out of Nineteen
Forty.
For if we neglect that Holy task
What better do you think; I'm writ
ing 10 ASK,
Are we in this rushing race of life
Than that Pillai" of Salt: Mr. Lots
Wife,
For if l started 10. booking back
AT the things failed TO set in my
sack
the whole twelve months
OF Thirty-nine,
You'd get no mo- poems from this /
pen of mine. II
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-05
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
FOOD AT SIXTY
BY CHARLOTTE SPENCER
Nutriti0nist Tor the State Board
Of Health.

An article about food for older
people has been requested. Nutrf-
tionists have studied IN great de-
tail infant and child feeding. Only
recently have large research labor
atories turned to a similar study OF
the kind OF food which is bested suit
ed to middle and old age.
II Is much more pleasant to tell
people what they should eat than to
try TO persuade them what they
should not cat. Perhaps that is why
the study of food for older people
has been unpopular.
An old man asleep uses less energy
than q young man asleep. Added to
that. he is less active when he is
awake. Yet many people continue
TO eat as much at sixty as they did
at twenty.
Overlooking the digestive tract is
more dangerous at sixty. The heart,
the Kidneys, the circulatOry system
are all less able to stand the strain.
The records Of forty life insurance
show that persons who
are few pounds underweight after
middle age live the longest lives. Ex-
periments which are still in progress
at Cornell University indicate that
animals on low calOrie well balanced
diets have a much longer life than
animals on the Same diets which are
allowed to cat as much as they want.
Older persons, like children, need !
simple, nOUrishing and easily digest
I'd foods. Too many fried foods, hot
bread, rich desserts and Overeating
undoubtedly cut short many lives.
rhe protective foods: milk. vege-
ables, eggs. fruit and dark cereals,
'hOuld form the basis of attractive
md healthful meals.
Older people often have plenty of
ime TO think about and plan their
ood. They should use this time to
'lan meals that will keep them Wig
rous and prolong their lives.
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-05
OVERLOOK

The Nassau Home Demonstration
Club will hold its monthly meeting
on Thursday, January 4, at the home
of Mrs. Blanche Wilson, near Lewes
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert White and
daughter recently visited Mrs.
Whites parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Taylor, of Berlin, Md.
Norma Lee Stafford, of Red Mill.
called on Miss Marie Simpler last
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Whalen Rice and
son and Mrs. John w. Houston
spent the Christmas holidays with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Packet, of Warsaw, Va.
Rev. and Mrs. John Whedbee and
children were entertained Christmas
Day by Mrs. Whedbee's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Gregg, of Portsmouth,
near Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs Marvin Wiley, OF
Milton, called on the latter's aunt,
Mrs. William Green, Sunday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warrington
entertained at turkey dinner on
Christmas Dal, Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Lohand, of Wilmington. MIR. and Mrs.
David Jefferson and son, of Prime
Hook Neck, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Vincent, Of Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorman. of New York |
City, spent the weekend with the !
formers aunt. Mrs. Maggie White, |
and Robert White and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton ArgO and |
family. of Slaughter Neck, Mrs.
Susie Green. Of Prime Hook Neck,
and John w. Houston were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Green ON Tuesday of last week.
Vinol Street. OF Baltimore, spent
Eve with Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Simpler. H
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Kitchens
at a turkey dinner ON
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Wilson, Mrs Dorothy Kitchens and
all of Milford: Mr.. and
irs. Preston Kitchens and daughter,
i Philadelphia. and Mr.. and Mrs.
ohm Jester, Of Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Richards /
fere dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. s
red Johnson on Tuesday, Dec. 26. h
Linwood Simpler. Of Baltimore.
Iiss Erma Simpler and a school 4
riend, Of Laurel, spent Christmas {
ay with their parents, Mr.. and !
Irs. Roy Simpler /
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Richards
at a turkey dinner on III
hristmas Day their son, Jacob i
ichards. and family. In
Mrs. willard White and children a
otored to Paalsboro. N. j.. last Fri
" and spent the weekend with her a
lsband n
Mrs. willard White and children D
st Tuesday we're dinner guests OF R
n sister and brother-in-law. Mr.. ol
IA Mrs David Donovan, and son.
Miss Mabel Richards spent Tues N
y with Theodore and Lydia Jean Il
near Red MIL. In
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-05
sh,loIN MEMo8IAw

SMlfli-ln loving remembrance -,
S1.r dear beloved son and brother
I woodrow W, who departed tIlis iiG.
,lanriary I. 1880: '''' NV
II Is just three years nEo todnv
:,r,tlcr nom our mdst Vuu passed ,,y,,,.
iiinc IN its light cannot erase
our one d. sir" Ia scr your face.
J. he blow was heavy. Ihr shook ,,.,,.r,.
we iu'lc tho1sht thai death was 20
near. ''
!rr,nt only tllosr who have lost can tell
" pain with parting without firrwriI
~ hth 10 threatens Ia make tis hI;Ir
we cling 10 your memory to carry us
through. "'
ing by ''''"
Ready 10 help when You hear ms cry.
love ''' ''' "'
IS precious treasure from above.
our grave we tcud with loving cnrc
rof part oi our heart t., hurled th,rc.
dom '' '''" -
with joy we shall meet You there.
Where tod will join again His own
Anu lHfting then viii hr unknown.
sadly missed by Mother, Futh,r.
SISTERS and lirothcrS in
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-05
SELBYVILLE

An Old-fasiliOned "Watch-Night'
service was held at Salem Methodist
Church, with the Roxana and Sound
churches and few from Bishopville
participating. Rev. Roy T. Thawley
assisted by the Rev. John Edward
Jones, administered the Holy Com
muniOn, with thirty-three cOmmuni-
cants. The services began at eleven
O'Clock and continued until after the
New Year had been ushered in. Rev.
Thawley asked the visitors to come
forward and extend a hand shake
to the few" from Selbyville and tell
them they were glad to see them out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Holloway
had as guests at a turkey dinner ON
Sunday, tissir son and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer NJ. Holloway aud their
son Frank Marshall. and Mrs. Essie
Tunnell Murray, sister of Mrs. Hol-
lOway.
Charles w. Wilgus has been con-
lined TO his bed during the past week
and is now under the care of Miss
Pauline Campbell, a registered nurse
of near town, and is thought to be
making some Improvement
%. Derrickson on North Main street |
in Selbyyille was sold at a public !
sale on Saturday with Homer Pepper
and Conn Scott as the purchasers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dukes of
Upper Darby Pa, were guests Of his
mother, Mrs. Roxie Dukes, over the
weekend and her other son and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Dukes of New
York were also there for awhile DUR
ing the holidays.
Mrs, Elizabeth Evans, aged SO
years, former resident of Selby-
vile. died suddenly at her home in
Philadelphia on Monday night, De-
cember 25. after having spent Christ
mas day with relatives. The body
was brought to the funeral home OF
Mrs. NJ. Pasha Watson and Peter
Whaley IN Selbyyille, where it re-
mained until Saturday when funeral I
services were held at one o'clock,
with the Rev John Edward Jones.
pastor of Roxana Methodist Church, {
Two musical numbers
were rendered by Selbyville Church {
Choir, with Mrs. Hester Dunn as the
accompanied The floral gifts from
relatives and friends we're both nu- y
merous and beautiful The six grand 1
sons who served as pallbearers were
Messrs Courtney Evans, Jack Bv-
ans. Harold Evans, Raymond Long, (
Jr., Leslie Evans and Winimore
Hudson. Jr. Interment Of the body
iook place in the family burial plot
n Red Mems cemetery, with her hus- Q
and the late George Evans. who G
He'd several years ago. The seven r
children are Mrs. Wini-
more Hudson. Harvey Evans, VIII n
lam Evans Of Frankfori Mrs Harry d
Wileua. Of Roxana Mrs. John b
dlddleton, Mrs. Raymond Long and
hester Evans Of Philadelphia and la
eseral grandchildren and great III
There are also two a.
D. G Williams Of Wilson,
!. C., and b. " Williams: Of Selby- d
Ille- r
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-05
TOU BREAK AND BEND
We WELD AND MEMn
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND
TRUST COMPANY
Milford, Delaware

The annual meeting of the Share
holders Of The First National Bank
and Trust Company. of Milford. Del
aware, for the election of Directors
and the transaction of such other
business as may be brought before
the meeting, will be held at its bank
-hg house on Tuesday, January 9th.
1870. at two O'Clock p. NJ.
dl5-4t w, f. McFAUL, Cashier
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-05
ADAMS < ROADS

Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Custworth
and daughter, of New Jersey, spent
the New Years holidays with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. johnson.
Mrs. Lee Adams and Miss Pauline
Adams, of Cambridge. Nd, enter
tanned their children and grandchiI-
dren at turkey dinner on Friday
OF last week. "a guests were pres
ent.
Sunday School at Bloomery this
Sunday at 2 p. NJ; preaching at 1900.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Robinson and
daughter visited Mr.. and Mrs. Thur
man Fountain. of Oil City. on Sun
day
James Adams entertained at cards
New Years night.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Fountain and
son were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Il. Wright at dinner on Friday.
Mrs. Ethel Wright and son and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Luser spent
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Kerry
Adams.
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson in
Bridgeville.
Miss Charlotte White spent the
weekend with her cousin at Denton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wheatley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wagner entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wheatley and
laughter of near Seaford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Wheatley and son Billy.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wheatley
and son Joseph at turkey dinner on
Mr.. and Mrs. a. r. White spent
with relatives at Denton.
Mrs. Francis Rogers and two
'hildren of Stockton, Md. and Mr..
md Mrs. Samuel Warrington and son
everett spent Saturday evening with
ir. and Mrs. Lee Carey.
The Atlanta Home demonstration
sIub met with Mrs Lee Carey on |
Tuesday. Jan. 2.
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-05
LOST

LoSr--Dog, black and tan rat ter
rier. John r, wilkins. Milford. j5-2tp
LoST-Black and tan fox hound, on
Monday In vicinity of Tub MIL Dog
lae broken tail. Finder please notify
George Slater, Milford II
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-05

ed reIatives in PhiIa. during the holi-
days.
The Ladies' Aid held It's annual
banquet and election Of officers this
Tuesday night, Jan. 2.
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-05
PUBLIC SALE
Having decided 10 discontinue farln-
ing. I win offer FOR sale the following
Personal Property. at my farm locnted
on the Milford Harrington 1ioad. y
mile North OF the Houston Road. on
Tuesday, January rs. 1910,
AT 1850 O'CLOCK a. NJ
lsain or Shine
LIVE STOCK

Two Duckskin Mules-Tol,y. years
old. weight 400 pounds; lack, rs wears
old weight LOO pounds. VIII work
IN all LaiucFs
~ load Guernsey Cattle Tuhercular
ana Blood Tested, ranging from 3 to IL
years OH. eight milking: 3 cl0.e an
sIringcrs. One Bull. years old.
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-05
FAliMING IMTLl1MI3N1.s
Nem Idnn n,nnn,... -. - J.


New Idea manure sprcadcr, used very
little; tuilLers iavOiitc S-spOut gruiil
drill, DccriHg binder Mccormick iircr-
ilig my rake, nearly new; 6ll-tooth drug
narrow. used very little, SPRING tooth
harrow. ONO wheel harrow, No. 10
Oliver riding pillow, No. ig oliver NuIks
lilB .piow no. - Oliver walking piOw.
single cultivatOrs. Dcering moving
machine. Myers grab hny fork, York
white potato digger. land roller. farm
Wakoh' nay rack. basket rack. horse
cart sci timber aXicu set OF heavy
wagon springs. leaf type: SIT carrinrc
shafts, carriage poles. gIindatouc,
heavy iron wise, emery wheel. tool box
lot OF Mrenchcs. singlotrcCS aud dOuillt.-
trees, ! corn knives. pitcher top puIup
set scales. wagon Jack. sets rope haf--
ness, . srts Of double wagon liariless.
set double rcins, work bridles. 4 cOl-
iaIS. : hOIsc-Cart saddles. . wire Inuz-
Eics, lot harbud wire, wire stretcher,
carFiusc hnriess. log clainsi SCOOP
shovel, bush axe. corn spuds, scythc.
hand planter. 800 tomato baskets, lot
OF grain bags, whceiharruw. new; 10
Enllon cooking kettle, 100 wooden fence
posts, barrel cart
MILK EQUIPMENT
Two buckets. one strainer. cans.
I ihree eau ice box. = stools aud stable
brush.
FEED
Eight stacks long fodder. ; tons OF
:rariet clover hay, large rick OF straw,
f0u baskets Of corn.
TERMS: CASH.
MRS. EDGAR N. VlNYARD
H. w. Slaughter. AuctiOnCer.
The Ladies' Aid Of Houston Metho.
dist Church will serve lunch on day VI
sale j5-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-05
FOR RENT

FOR EENT-fNirnlshcd rooms. 2i9
south Walnut street. Milford. Del n
FOR RENT House. z rOoma, miles
north of Milford. o. w. Davis. Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-05

WANTED Pork h0Fa fNhe mar
ket price paid Phone 2SA HtiIeau Naur
aEe and Scrapplc Company. hiliiHti
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-05
WANTED

YvANTfD-Tuo GUERNSEY h1iIefs
small disc drill Riley ifIfEft1n. iIE-
coin. l-All
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-05

FOR tENT-llonsc. Al conveniences.
Immediate possession. Helen Snpp. Nil
lofu' dS-tf
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-05
REWARD

HsiVARD--$5.0O for information Tor
loss Of Wild goose taken from my homo
November IS. 1899. Mrs Joseph r.
Rogers. North street. Milford. Il
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-05

FouND--Rowboat Wan. }. fiizgcf-
ID. Milford. Del. itp
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-05
ANNAPOLIS.MATAPEAKE.
ROMANCOkE.CLAIBORNE
FERRIES

FALL AND WINTER sCHEDULE-Iglg
Effective september IS, 1899
Washington Journal., 1940-03-22

peIebunq ibres Ser8ens mot gernoe
bieIDeripre6enb mar. @r bate bulO
nQ6 oernodter 8efanntf9aft ben Ders
Iprpdenen geIu4 i'm @brbdrt'iden
Squfe qemodt uno felt jener 3eit feline
BeIu9e bdlfig pieOerbOlt; bod miiis
Zen mir geIteben, boB niGt Der Batter,
Ionbern bic So9ter Die In5tebung
nusibte.
Ser QeIer erinnert fid, buB 5ruu
gbrbart ibrer Sodter nu4 einem Nus
fluqe in bic untere Stubt mitgetbetlt
battle, baB ibr @atte an Aeftigem
&opfreb leibe. OieIes Gopfpeb aber,
anitatt boriibergebenb gu iein. bate
Ti6 gu einem 4rOnifden 2eiben ausge=
bilOet, pel9es f9lieBli9 bic Jrauen
bergeitalt b~sunrubiste. baB lie bic be-
item Mer8te Der Stoot gu &utbe 5Ogen.
Die Aer3te ober 3udtsn bic 44feln,
nls tie nit ben Trauen alein pdren,
uno tbeilten benielben nit, buB ale
5Dmptome duf cine 9ebirnerpei4ung
be1tefen, elm uebel, gdn3li9 duBerbalb
benz 8erei6e menf9li9er 9ilfe.
Die 5olge 3eigte. baB fe nur gu reGt
pebabt batten, benin @9rbarts 3uitanO
Oerf4limmerte ii9 pon Sag gu Sag,
un6 nod Dor Mblduf elmer Mo9e mar
n nidt LANCER fdbig, bic Seinen gu err
tennen. @p9en Des Qeibens, Der
Sprge unb NnFtrengung folgten; ALIEN
mir entbdlten uns elmer e~inge6enben
gef9reibung. Nls Der Rrante f9lieBs
li9 DerI4ieb. ut6meten feline 5rau unO
5o9ter Seuf3er bes S9mer5es aber
audi Der @rlei9terung. ni4t ibrets,
Tonbern Ie~inetpegen, inbem feline sBs
len Sage ii9 als GuBerlt famer3baft
srpiefen batten. gbuurb Genton bate
ibnen in 0ieien f9persn priifungs=
funben briiberli9 CUR Settle geftdnben;
nGein er mar gu ebel unb grOBmiitbig,
biefe @elegen6eit our Changing Don
5opbiens 2iebe gu beniiBen. Gr ipielte
bic Gone bes uneisenniiBigen 6reuns
oes fort, unb iiberlieB es Der 3uz
IunFt. Db ie linn js bic Grfiiauns bss
beiBeftsn @unfdes feines 2ebens
6ringen merbe.
Der Sag Der 8eerOigung fam, unO
als bic Come ii9 benz 9Ori5Onte 3uz
ueigte, Iugen bic ir6iiden ueberreite
lines tpeiIen unb guten Mannes i'm
.pisen S9lafe.
Washington Journal., 1940-03-22
8. gaptteI.
M nhf0uff

gictOriu Tur9flOs 1T bic SeIbin
beg ROmdns. sic 1T jung, me6r aIs
seDObnli4 intelligent unb pafirt fir
Elm IeibIi@ bibf9es MGb9en. sic lit
eine Waife unb auf ibre eigene Mrbeit
our 6riitung hires 2ebens anqepiefen.
Sic 1T mufitdlif9 unb erptrbt ibren
nnterbdlt bur6 @rtbeilung BON Glds
Dierunterri4t. Sic 1T ~gut6er5ig unb
milbtbGtig unb unermiibli9 tbGtiq,
Die Qeiben Der Mrmen, Rrdnfen un6
@lenben gu milbern. Me6rere Sabre
lang 1T fe nit Dem Grfolae ibres
Wirfens 5ufrieben; aIein tie fie6t au
ibrem S4reden, buB bic Mnadbl Der
Oiirftigen i'm geraben 0erbdltniFe All
ben Anftrengungen nGnit, ibrer Nofb
elm @nbe gu MAIDEN. Dies DeranIoBt
fie gum Nu9benten. tpel9es 1einerfeifs
our @rtenntniB Der berodmmenstpers
then fOcidlen 3uftdnbs fiibrt. Mas
ion fe tbun2 sic 1T dIein, arm, unz
erfdbren. d[lein lie be5iBt bic 3uberii4t
Der l%leberaeugung unb bef9lieBt, ibr
Qeben Der @~erbeKerung unferer focios
len @erbGltnifIe All fpibmen. Mber
ME beginnen9 Sic 1T iiberaeuqt, baB
bic anbern Mitglieber ibrer miIbtbGtis
gen 9ereine nur bic @dbrbeit at bDs
rem brau9en, I'M iie ielber gu erfdHen
unO aus3uiiben. unb i6r erfter G6ritt
muB bielerbdlb bic Werbreitunq Der
Mubrbeit Iein. Sic bentt mad. Hid=
tig! bus 1T Der Meg, ben iie einf9ldz
gen muB. Die 8ereine baden Diertels
iGbrli@e GiBunsen. in pelGen bic
meiiten Mitglieber erf9einen, unb bes=
6olb errei9bdr finb. sic leBt iiA ME-
Der unb DerfdBt cine 9ebe, in pel9er
fe nit feuriger 8erebtIdmteit bic
Mdngel unierer NerbdltniTe duseins
amber leBt unb bann Die 3ubDrsr aufs
forbert, ibr in ibrem nnterne6men
tbdtigen 8eiftanb gu leiber. Damn
theilt tie ben berfdiebenen 9oritGnben
lire Nbfi9t nit, bic nG9ite 0er5dmmz
lung i'm SntereHe Der ungemeinen 8ez
itrebungen un3ureDen. Wfdn befrdgf
sic I'M bas Sbem1 ibrer 9orIefung,
ALIEN lie dntnortet auspeinenb nit
Der Berfiderung, buB es bos oIIges
meme Mobl betreffe. Der NOritdnb
gibt enbli9 bic @inpiIigung, unb ba
er nt9t gum Gtiuf9peigen berpfli9tet
1T, tbsilt er bier unb bort bic Mbfidt
@ictorisns nit. Dieie Anbeutungen
pirften, unb dls @ictorid am beitimms
ten Mbenb bic gerGumige 9dlle betrftt,
finbet sic Oiefelbe gu ibrer boIIen So
bigteit gefiint. Die erfte Stunbe 1T
ben Dorliegenben @efddften gefpibmet
urlb erft uls bieie erlebigt iinb, erbebt
fi9 Der prGiibsnt unb ertldrt, bob bic
@erfammlung bas Wereniigen baben
tperbe, 5tGulein Bictoria 5urGilDs
onSubDrsn, mel9e bic @erfammlung
i'm SntereFe bes a[lgemeinen Wobls
0n3urebsn piini6e. MG6renh Der @ez
f9dftsperbanblung battle cine o1ses
meius ue1lrl n,th Ifiie aefiihrtk untsrs
Washington Journal., 1940-03-22

beIOB, unD berTslhen Dann unb mann
in tiibnen 6liigen bic 8igel i9ieBen
lieB, 10 bebauptete bod Die 8ernunft
uuf bic Oouer bic Oberberr59dft uno
lie oeritdn0 es. oos Wdbre BON benz
6dli4en gu lonberu. Dos ibr geliez
beHe BUD fiiGte BON nun an ibre freie
3eit unO oieIem FOlgteu anbere in rus
fder ReibefOlgs. Sic Oeritdnb es, mie
f4on geIogt, bag Rihtise BON benz
Wertebrten, bas Wabre bon benz SAL
f4en gu ionbern, unb mad 8erloif
mebrerer Monote mar tie 3u elmer
Siemli9 tloren Ginii4t Der @erbdlts
Mile gefommen unb bate nit GROCER
&Idrbeit Die Ridtung ertannt, in nell
der bic n0tbtgen 8erbeFerungen ges
mdht tuerben muBten. Sic ertdnnte
bor Naem, odB bic Mrbsit Die einsige
Quele bes Rei1tbums lit, oaB dber
Der Irbeiter in IOlgs unierer pertebrs
ten @inri9tuneen nur etnen pin3igen
She'll bieies &eidtbums erbGlt. Sic
ertdnnte. boB Der Gtarte ben G9po=
den beetntrd1tiet, ber MG9ti9e ben
S9ndGen unterbriidt. Sic fab, ooB
2ug unb Srirg berri9t, tpo bic @ubr=
belt tpolten foute, unb Oieie @rtenntz
nib lieb lie ben Gntf9luB fallen, ales
in ihren Rrdften @tebenbe gu tbun,
I'm 0beien llebelitGn6en a~b3ubelfen.
Sbre B~eitrGge i'm vGrcelIior" Iieferten
od5u ods pdHenbfte MitteI unb lie mar
entf4lDhen, bies M1ittel at benuBen,
glei4UieI, mas bic Welt boau lager
fpiiroe. Sd. lie min einen Rpmon
l4reiben, beFen SiteI rWd9t duf!4
iein lou. 8is iebt bat man fe MIR
unter ibrem nom de plume vMones
Nemo" gefdnnt; ALIEN Der nele Goz
man Fol unter ibrem tpo6ren gedmer
eri9einen, benn lie i9Gmt Ii9 ibrer
lleber5eugungen ni9t, man mag fe
~berfpotten ODER dusldhen, 10 niel man
min. Mit fieberbdfter @rregunq ma9t
lie fi9 an bic Nrbeit, unb ME lit ibr
@eit 10 re9e, ibre Gpra9e 70 ein0rinqz
Ii4, ibr gepsis 10 f8ldsenb setDsfen.
Die OirectOren beg rGrcelfor" fteden
beforgt bic ROpfs Sufammen un6 bic
5ur9Hdmeren rdtben 8ar @ertpeis
gerung Der Nufndbme; ALIEN Nqnes
NemO TT cine Mta9t i'm 8ersi6e Der
2itterdtur getpDrben, un6 Der Dor
itano fiigt fid ibrer Mea6f. Die MeIt
dber fdunt, bic prefe peiB ni9t mas
Tie Ta9en iou unb Tugt besboIb ni9ts.
@ern fpiirben mir ben Homdn unIerer
@r5dblung einberleiben, alIein ber=
ielbe iiberfteist ben urs gu @eboSe ifez
benben Baum, dbgeieben BON benz I'm
ftdnOe, boB Der nGrcellipr" pabrI9ein=
lid feierli9 protefiren piirbe. Mus
bieien @rinben miiHen mir uns auf
einen turaen NbriB beIdrdnfen, fpeIs
den mir i'm nG6ten Gupitel sebsn
nOGen.
Washington Journal., 1940-03-22
GUT eiue SrQn.
BON &ubOIpb eeunbart, 81. 81.
Copyright by German Press 4 Plate Co. 1902.
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lDf9t.
Sophie dt6mete erieiGtert ouf, dls
feds Woden 5p6ter Ter 9efdArliAe
G9uIDf6ein einsslDlt mar. De- 2eier
fxbt, boB bQs 2ebensf4iff u~nierer 9sls
bin, fpenn ni9t uuF Elm Meer Der
@liidIeligteit, 10 bod uuf ems bers
bdltniBmGBiser Hube unb 3%ufrieOen'
belt einqeluufen mar, unD fpenn 0tele
Rube unb 3ufrisbenbeit cine 0auernOe
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0rapbie pabrf9einlid niemals ge=
{nrieben porben Isin. @s 1T elm u1@
pibertoburer @runb1uB. bdB 2eioen
entpeber Idutern unb perfldren, ooer
aerftDren. Mas bic Itdrfe Side frdf'
fiat, pernintet bic I9pGHere Sdnae
pber grIs. = Gop6ie's @~r3dblung i'm
grceIfDr mdgaain par Elm enti4ieOee
ner unb raider Grfplg. Sic eridlen
nur unter benz nom de plume Wgnes
NemD, unb Hiemunb dbnte, bdB oieie
Qlones unb Sophie Gbrbdrt elm uno
bieIelbe perfon feien. SRr 9uf fpu4s
NIT iebem neuen Mrtitel uno Sopbte
entbedte bolb, baB bic Beoingung
cusfdlieBli6en Mitpirtens fir Ous
.GrceIfpr" Elm I9lauer Stddtstrein
Tentons oeneIen mar. inDem Sophie
fire Mrbeiten gu lobnenben prsilen an
elm Dubenb 8udbGnOler bate pertous
fen tGnnen. 0o9 miiRen mir dnoerers
isits au aentOns grebit bemerfen, DAB
biefe NebinQung 5opbien feinen PEI
funi6ren GduDen bradte. inoem Sem
ton ibr Gebolt i'm @erbdltniB gu III
EN- nudienben Rufe erbObte. Gr
iibsrpudte uno leitete @opbiens literaz
ride Qaufbabn iiberbies nit SeiHid
unb Site. sic bate BON 4nfdng an
eineu Tebr giinftigen @inbrud arf tbn
oemadt. uno tdum naren oret Wtos
nate felt ibrem erIten @ri6sinen in Der
office perflOHen, als er li4 ni4t ldn'
otr psrbeblen tonnte, buB ibn cine
Iforfe 3iebe su benz liebenspiirOigen
mGbhen erfoBt bate. Genton mar
iubtFen betrd9tli9 otter dls Sophie.
inben er bus pier3igite Subr srrei9t
hattie. @r beTaB besbalb niht LANCER
isne uniiberlegte Seftistsit, pslds iia
auf Der GteLe ertldrt, Ohne be Auss
Fidtsn bes Grfolses gu erpdsen. Gr
mar iiberbies Elm Menf4ertenner uno
hattie idon n09 msnisen BOasn ibrer
Hetonntfmoft eiHgefeben, Dab trgero
Elm boiler Gturm Bic 9Iitbe ibres iuns
aen Qebens eetnidt bate, unb oaB bic
Gusf9t ouf cine ernftli4e WisOsts
Washington Journal., 1940-03-22
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6 8 {.

Als Sopbisns Batter begraben mar,
Isbrte tie 3u ibren alien GepObnbeiten
anein balb entitanb cine
2eere, nelde BON Sag gu
Gag puds unb INNER unertrdgli9er
Omar bate iie bic Mutter,
reldsr tie nit 5drtli6er Qiebe srgeben
9lr; d1ein oieie Mnbdnslidteit tonnte
ne niAt perbinOern, gu ertennen. bab
trdu Gbrbarts Besabuns BON ober=
fIaAli4er putur mar unb haS is ipe.
Washington Journal., 1940-03-22

Gin guIanter ungar.
80. moine @nGbige. pie punOerbOr
pollen bod Sbre srOBen Di0mpnts1
81 Sbren 0brsuI"
Washington Journal., 1940-03-22

gen if6 Die gobre, uber ie ri6ten f4
f4rsa pieter duf uno BON benz augenz
bIidliten @iaorude 6lsibt feline Spur.