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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-21
North Bristol

There Will be preaching services
at Bristol Sunday at 2 O'Clock, fol-
lowed by communion servica by Rev.
Caller. Sunday school at l. O'Clock.
A number of young people, ac-
conlpanied by Mrs. Charlotte Law.
renee. attended the cantatd given, at
the Trinity Methodist church, in
McConnelsville, Sunday afternoon.
The Bristol Women's Missionary
Society met this Wednesday az the
home of Mrs Mary Macklem, Penns-
viTleA window decorating prof..
ect viii be held at the grange hall
under the leadership of Miss knoch,
Thursday of this week. Pot luck
dinner Mary, four year old daugh-,
ter of Mr. and: Mrs. JOAN Lawrence,
suffered severe burns about her
head and face, Monday. when she.
ran against ifer mother who was,
CARRYING a pan of hot water Mrs.
C. S. Shilling and sOIf Edwin, Of Co
lumbus, are spending few weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. Spillman Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
McGrath Of Lancaster were also WIS.,
itors at the Spillman home, Sunday.
The next regular grange meeting
Of Bristof grange will be Friday,
April 5. Hamer Richey will have
charge of program. Each family
please bring candy. Mrs. Raymond
Ray and children visited Saturday
with her cousin Mrs. Everett Greer,
and family, near McConnelsville.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-21
Sharp Ridge

Mr and Mrs. Arthur Fouts and
sons Kermit and Richard, visited at
the Sam Twyman home, in Zanes-
Vile, Sunday Ida Wilson of Blue
Rock, returned to the Mrs. Belle
Buchanan home in Rural Dale,
Monday, after weeks visit with
her sister Mrs. Harvey Snyder, and
family Mrs Edmund Cohagan re-
turned home Sunday from a week s
visit with her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Stalter and family of Akron, and
her brother at Somerset. Mrs. Al
ice Cohagan is visiting Mary Dick
son of Union Hill VIM. Spurritr
of GAINESVILLE and Roy Reed of Ad-
amsville We're business callers here
Monday. Nearly everyone in this
community has signed up for elec-
tricitv.-- l.. A. S. OF Jerusalem
church met Wednesday at the home
of Helen Divers Union Hill grange
is planning to celebrate its 50th
anniversary April 20. There will be
an all day meeting and Brother Pat
terson, chaplain of the state grange
will be the speaker. There are SIX
charter members. This meeting will
be open to the public Mrs. Christ
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-21

her daughter, Mrs. Helen Kane. re-
Gently We notice some spring
birds coming back for the summer.
but it is a little too cold for them
to sing properly. We have fed our
birds during snow covered ground,
and when snow goes off there are
not many at the feeding places, as
much as to say I'VE are no loaf
ers. - always look for c. B. Rays
Meigs news, and his history writ
ings. Both are interesting to read
We regret that Silas Thorla will
move away, and we will miss his
items We always scanned the pa
per to find the Renrock department.
Harry Van Horn and family were
recent guests Of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. H. Ray, and his father,
Dan Van Horn---Harley GLADDEN.
and family rented the Hans Lind
house and will move there this
spring Sunday reminded us spring
is just around the corner-ther-
mometer up almost to 20, and bees
We're out--Mr and Mrs. Leonard
Parsons of Malta motored here Sun
day
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-21
Sunday Greek

Mrs. Nina Johnson Of Triinble,
daughter of the late Ramsey Martin,
near here, is suffering from a second
attack Of flu.--Mrs. Grace Miller is
at her parents home, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Williams, helping TO take care
of her mother, in her serious illness.
Mr. Williams has been suffering
from the fiu.--Miss Lizzie Skinner
was a recent guest OF Mrs Helen
Kane, Of Ringgold Geo. Jonas and
family who occupied Lizzie Skin
ner's house, are located in Glouster.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Atchison
Of Fostoria made recent visit with
lIr and Mrs Wm. Fuller Russell
Van Horn and wife visited with Mr..
aid Mrs Stewart Taylor of Glous-
ter Clyde Thompson had more
lid luck by having q COW die
Miss Eloise Harrison Of Malta, made
few days visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Harrison
NJ \ ! Moody was the guest of
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-21
Arlington

Mrs Howard Goddard returned
to- Somerset Thursday, after spend
ing several days with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Embree.- Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Campbell visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Downing VIII Bird is in quite a
serious condition. suffering from
heart trouble and complications
Mrs. J. M. McGregor and Dwight
Richardson were week end visitors
at the McGregor home.--Mr. and
Mrs Everett Barkhurst, Miss Mar
garet Barkhurst. Mr.. and Mrs. O.
F. Flanders, Mrs. Dora Flanders
and Mr. and Mrs. Fl. w. Wilson were
Sunday evening visitors at the An
derson home.-- The McGergor sugar
camp has been in full swing for the
past week Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Mil
Ter and daughter Jane visited Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. VIII Bird. -
Miss Lila Woodward is spending the
week with her parents, Mr.: and Mrs.
Emmett Woodward.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-21
Saltwater.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dale White and
daughter spent Saturday evening ct
H. T. Williams. Miss Eileen Shell,
O. S. T. student, came home Satur-
day. to spend lIer Easter vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
ShelI.--Lewis Greer end family,
near Pisgah, spent Sunday evening
at Chas. Greer's -Chas. Wallace re-
turned home Thursday, after spend
ing two weeks with relatives in
Zanesville--Mr Lennaa Williams is
spending a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Lola Matheney, and
family, Of Malta.
Honor Birthday Of Chester Reed
Mr. and Mrs. C. Harry Reed and
daughter Carol entertained Mr.. and
Mrs Chester Reed, and family, Sun
dinner in hanor of qhester'sr birth
dag A fine chocoIata cake trimmed
in white and gold, formed a beauti-
full centerpiece. Mlt Reeds birth
day was Saturday, March 16l
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-21
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Oakland

Albert Danielson of Devol's Dam
visited from Tuesday until Thurs
day with Mr. and Mrs O. r. Wilson
and Mr. and Mrs. T. a. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Bowman and
three children of Pattin Mills and
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mills spent
Sunday with Mrs. Minnie Mills
Mrs. I'd Blind and daughter Colleen
spent Friday with Mrs. Damon
Cooper. - Floyd Myers and Two
daughters and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Blind and daughter spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Mills
Wilmer Walker visited Saturday
with Rev. and Mrs. j y. Law at
Letart Falls Wanda Cunningham,
Mrs. Erman Lane and son, Mrs Da-
mon Cooper and two children, Min
ME Mills and Mrs. Glen Johnson
and two children spent Wednesday
with Mrs Arley Johnson and Mrs
Doran Pinkerton The day was
spent in quilting.-- Mrs. Cecil Hoov-
er and two children spent Thursday
with Mrs Damon Cooper Mr.. ana
Mrs. Floyd Ball srent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. O. r. Wilson.--Joe
Fry left Thursday for Washington
Bottom, w. Va. where he has en-
ployment with his brother, Harley
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-21
SHERIFF'S SALE OF CHATTEL
PROPERTY
The state Of Ohio, Morgan County.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
fEtp


The Brown Manly Plow Company,
Inc, an Ohio Corporation, Plaintiff
VS..
Ohio Levelwell Company an Ohio
Corp, Ranncy Development Co. an
Ohio Corp Ranney Corporation, an
illinois Corp, Defendants.
In pursuance of an Execution issued
from the office of the Clerk of the
County, Ohio, on the 18th day of
March, 1910 and to me directed in the
above entitled action, | will expose to
sale at public auction, on the prem
SNIP Morgan County, Ohio on We'd
nesday, the 27th day of March. 1870.
at len o'clock a, NJ the following
goods and chattels, to-wit:
1916 oil in tanks and in pit
100 bbl. tank.
Also at said time and place in pur-
suance of an Order Of Sale and At
tachment issued by the Clerk of Com
Ohio. will expose for sale at public
auction the following goods and chat
tells, towit:
loo Barrel Steel Tank.
40 Barrel Steel Tank
1-Direct connected water pump
gasoline motor.
Lot Electric motors, q h. p. to
h. p.
Lot various size fittings. valves.
1-Hoisting crane
ESQ Barrel car tank in bottom of
pit.
Lot of wrenches. tongs, and 9TH
er tools.
Lot heavy chains
lot Of different sized pipes (con-
nected)
Wooden power house.
Several gasoline engines, AZ h. D.
to h. p.
1--6x6 Fairbanks Morse air com
pressor.
High pressure IS barrel steel
tank.
Is Barrel steel vacuum tank.
1-Steel low pressure gas tank
approx. 4'6"x1O'
Lot loose pipe, various size.
1--Pipe Cutter and Dies
l-Chevrolet truck (picls ny.
Iaken as the property Of the above
defendants to satisfy an execution in
favor of Brown Manly Plow Com
panys an Ohio Corp.
l.. B. ADREAN.
Sheriff of Morgan County. Ohio
A. B. Mercer Attorney for Plaintiff
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-21
HOOksburg

Guests last week of Mrs. Clarence
Webb were her father, Jas. Trimper
and Mr.. and Mrs. Pud Hill, near
Joetown.- Mr. and Mrs. Chas Stok es
were recent callers at Bert McKib-
ben Mr.. and Mrs. Bert McKib-
ben and Blanche Simpson attended
the cantata~ '"O1fvet to- Calvary" at
McConnelsville Trinity church, Sun
day afternoon.--Th and Bill
Murphey of Hooksburg hill are at
home, after receiving treatment at
the county home hospital for infam-
matory rheumatism Mary Louise
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-21

Dora and Mrs. Quinn visited with
James Robinson and family. Sun
day. The l.. A S. Of Joy will meet
at the home of Mrs. Joe Beard
Thursday. Rev. Elsea breaches at
Joy every two weeks. Mrs. Han
nah Woolman has returned home,
after spending the winter in Flor
ida. She says that the ground was
frozen and there was ice, but no
snow where she was staying
Wayne Adrian is spending his Eas-
ter vacation at home. Bernice will
be home ThurSday
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-21

Fry-Glen Morris and Jewell Ross
Of o. S. IT,, are spending their Eas-
ter vacation with their parents
There will be short Easter pro-
gram at the Oakland church, Sun
day morning. Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Norris spent Saturday in Zanes-
Vile Several in this community
have been quite i'll with intestinal
grip Minnie Mills spent Thursday
with Mrs. VIM. Mills.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-21

McKibben was a week end caller at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Monford McKibben.--H Howard
Sheets spent Monday at the Willard
Davis home.- surveyors have
been very busy the past week pre-
pairing to make some changes in the
road from McConnelsville to Stock
port
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-21

Bailey and Myrtle Fouts spent Sun
day evening at the Souders home
There will be communion services
at Jerusalem church, Sunday, March
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9as ,,rote @ok' Der otienbarnns?

Die !, f,lrbtbore,t greigniiie bes
,nenldenlmorbe,lben Meltfrieges, Der
bon ben gottperfolgenoen- Nelterobe-
rern in berihiebenen 2ar,oern perbrei-
tete Serrorisinus, Ser unlibgreifen-
Sc @ott- nno MenidenbaB balten Die
beitiir5te Menibbeit in banger CT
ipartnng. SD bie nngebeuerliden @e-
Idebniiie 6es Moroens nno Warterns.
all oie 5afrilegien in &irhen nno
aloltern, mie iie rnr cine tenfliibe
Ybantafie eriinnen fam, alle bic Gnt-
beiIignnsen 6es Menidenleibes iino
10 nngebeuerlid ,uo ereienen ii6 in
einem 10 groBen l1mfange, tpie fie Die
@eidiibte nidt gefannt bat.
l1ntpilfiirlid miro man an oas
feurig-rote Gob Der Sffenbarltng err
iilnert.
gs bot Seilige l1no gottbegnabete
seeIen gegeben, benen Soft einen
ginblid in Die 3unnft gegeben a,l ba-
ben fbeint. go batfe 0er FL. Don
8oseo am 6. SSlini 1862 einen merf<
tpiirbigen Erauni nno er8dblte i'm
onoern Gags Dor elmer 3abl ieiner
geiitigen SObne:: Sellte Waht bate
id einea gana llngeipobnlihen Erall1ll.
SD befanb MIDI auiamnten nit Der
Wsarfgrafin 8arolo auf ei,1em spn-
5iergang iiber einen fleine,t 8Ias. Der
in cine ipeite gbene ausmiinoete. Nor
|uns fpielten oie anaben meines Drn-
toriumg, riefen unb iprangen liinber
|nnb paren in fr0bliber Stintn,ung.
Sd ieIblt tpolIte mid an benz 5piele
lbeteiligen. MabrenO mir nod IN lin.
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ierer llnterbaIt,ing iiber neibIibe
ssSltgenoer5iebiing Dertieft naren, Der.
itumlnte pl0blih Die nod Illitig fpie.
Ienoe Sdar meiner Gnaben. 5ie>bra.
den ibr 5pieI ab lino Iiefen in tpilbem
Durdeinan6er nod alien @inorib.
t,tneen bin nnb babon. Die Warf-
grafin ,in6 ib Bielten in ,lnlerm Sc.
lprad nn6 tpollten ,ladieben, mas fid)
benn 5ngetragen babe. essh blidte 1nf
,lno iiebe ba am gnbe Der gbene
itano Elm rotes 9ioB bon l,ngebenrer
@roBe. Das Blut eritarrte mir in
ben aoern nn6 ipie angeipuraelt bIieb
id iteben. SD uollte entflieben, fonn.
te aber 1tid)t einen 5dritt iDeiterge.
ben, 10 febr aitterten meine Rnie.
Gnolih aber fontte ieb bod entfIieben
1ino elite IN cine Der III Ser geabe
Iiegenoe &iitten, nm mid bort al ber.
bergen. Da badte id) Bel mir: @er
ipeiB, Of nidt Der GelifeI in bieieiir
idredliden 9iere ftedt. SD min nibt
.entflieben, iorbern mid an oas fd)ret.
lide Gier bera,lntaden, Inn es in Ser
Rabe al betradten. go faBte ih M,it
.nno naberte mid Den l1ngebener.
aber ipelb elm idredlider MflbIidl
0ieie CANA aufre6t itebe1ben Dbren,
Ibiefe Niiitern! Balo fbien eg mir.
|als babe es cine groBe Menfhen,1lenge
ouf benz Miiden, balo permeinte ib
GIlgeI ait ieben. fo6aB id alisrief:
Gs lit 6er EeufeIl Mdbren6 id has
aier nod betraAtete, i,aberten iid an1
nod nn6ere Herionen. Sd fraste:
Was 1T ods fir Elm l1nsebei.er2 %
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aa;ttpodj, Sen 2. DftDbsr 1910

belt nlodte iid) ibnIbbor' 6urd Gin-
idii6teriing; 3tDang, aonlpetenaiireifs
(Snrisoictiornl 5trifes) 0iird) bic
gernenoung bon 6treifpoiten gegen
snIogell ln1o Girnlen, III oenen feine
arbeitsreitiitgfeiten beitanoen, ,ia0
aaoere taSelnsiperte Metbooerl, bin.
fer oenea oft 2abor Nadeteers iteben.
Nidt felfen iparen aii6en @eiperf-
idaftsbeaInte on ioIdenl gorgeben Be.
teiIigf.
Mls ipnbre Gre,,itbe Der Mrbeiter.
fbnif, oie auf soblreihen Gogilngen
III gefdliiiien oie Solioaritdf Der Ar.
beiterbeipegung betenten; be6allerfi
mir Oie sesentpdrtiae 5paltllns Der
Mrbeiterbetpeg,,ng il, ribaliiierenSe
Eager. Ser Saoer 5ipiiden Der a.S.
8. nno Der g.S.S. lit bon nadtei.
Tiger Wirflng fir -oie goIfsaenein.
ibnft 1ino bie Mrbeiteribaft Ielber.
fiibrt al 3nitdnbigfeitsfonfliften nno
1bnlihen Mnseinaltberiebungen sipi.
iden Ben beioen @egnern atno lit id)d6.
Iid fir bas @emeinipobI.
Die @rlmburinhe ioIder MiBlt1n-
oe lit in Ser &nblud)t getpiiienlofer
Mrbeiterfiibrer 5l il,hen, Oie oauern.
oe gntspoiten onltreben, 5ltipeilen
gang ,ltgebiibrIihe @ebaltsforberln.
gen itellen llnb III manben G6llen bie
Nrbeitgeber ait gribut5ablunae,l ainin.
gen. 8ir utabnen fatboliide Mrbci.
ter einbringlidL alIes an t,in, mas
in ibren araften ftebt, Inn Die Arbei.
terbeipegang bon iolben forrupten
5iibrerit al befreien
Nidt nab0riidlid genltg tam ia.
fboliidlen arbeitern Die gatlahe Elm.
geprdgt iper6en, Dab nad) ben Soroes
rltngen Der sbriltlihen @eieIibofts.
orbnitns folde nngeiebli6e Detati.
snng Der Mrbeiteridaft sl1 ,interoriif-
fen lit. San6liingert oieier Mrt iin0
nab Moalihfeit aats5ilid,alfen ,tno ali
uent notipenoig 6urd Sen
5fnat.
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Ereis erbdif, Der inn cine geredte
Gntlobnung seipdbrt fir bic arbeit
.lnno Gorge, bic er Dem feiner Ser
tpaItnng nnpertrollten 8ooen angeoei-
ben laiien lrllB.
Arbeit
aneeiibts Der riefiee1 5ortibrittes
peIde oie Mrbeiteridoft I'M Iesfen
balben Sabrbunoert ge,nadt bnt, nei-
gen ,nanbe al Der Mniidt, bob cine
in ie6er Siniidt ansreidetioe arbei-
terberiiderllng gefhaffen nor6en lei.
Das aber lit nid)t Der Gnn, iin6 biel
1T nuf oieiem @ebiet nod 5ll leilten.
.8enn mir bon Mrbeitern reoen, ba-
ben mir ,lidt allein eeIernte uno bnIb-
gelernte &anbtperfer i'm Nlfse, fon-
bern nndy Die iogenannten ntpbite-
collar "-Mrbeiter.
3nraeit fins III 46 Der 4S Staaten
arbeiterpeiiber,,ngseeIese in araft,
aber ouf oeln @ebiet Ser geriideritng
geeen 8ernfsfranfbeiien nttpidelt fid
Ser Sortibritt Iangiamer. Nur %
5taaten babe,t Bis iest eeieblidJe gor-
getroffen fir Die @ntlba-
biglmg bon Mrbeitern, bic irbnItriel-
len @iften ober anoern 8erllfsfranf-
beiten alm Spfer fallen. SSn oet, iibri=
gell 5taaten iperoen 8erufsfranfbeiten
ourd) ben aitsbriidIihen @ortlallt Der
@eiese ober burb oeren geridtlidbe
ausleg,lng bon Der NubnieBung aus
seIdloiien.
@ir erimhen nniere Mitglie6er lliil
s50roernng BON Gorlaeerl, Die IN Der
@eIekgebung ibres Staates l,nterbrei-
tet iperben gum 5d)nse bes Mrbeiters.
gegen ltngerehtigfeiten ieslidr slrt,
insbelonoere Inn bie .Goroerung bon
MaBnabmen, bie geriiherltng gegen
Silieoiis, 8leibersiftung a,nb abnIidc.
aranfbeiten porieber1.
@ir ipeiien ferner baralif bin, 6aB'
biele MBbrd,lde Shritt bielten mil
Dem Gortidritt in Der Grlaneung bel.
lerer Grbeitergeiesgebl,ng 9ie ar-
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Neiolnti1nea Der Notwithstanding
1eS GentralsWereiM8

~ " \
@irflidfeit be6robt lit. Die 3abI Der
enteignetett Sar,ner fiilloet ben llm-
fang Der gragooie nr,bie iid Dor l,l,-
fern @ugen abipielte ullo Die nod
gr0Berc llebel in Der 3ufunft befiirb<
ten laBt, ,penn llid)t i,nDeriDeilt Wh-
tel geflutben iperoen, 6eln llnbeil al
itenern.
ltnter 6en gegenndrtige,t 8erbdlt-
nilien friitet eine groBe an5abl Sar.
lner bns 9aiein blrb Snbiioien. llno
oos lit nid)t etipa cine Solae elmer
lanbtpeiten aataitropbe, Die 3. 8.
gelt ,luo arieg, ionoerl lift in pei-
tenl MoBe al,riid51fiibre,t a,,f niebri-
&c Ereiie ,nlo gaiidgans 6es ger-
bralds NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gr5elg-
.lliiie.
9ie @rgebniiie Der mannigfaltigen
ipoblgelneinten Gerilebe Der 8nubes-
reaierilng, es ben, 4arnler 81, ernog-
Iiben, iid auf Dem 2anoe 5ll ernab-
rer, Tebelt in feinem gerbdltnis an
ben geipaltigen Snnlmen, Die 5nm
8eiten Ser 2anonirtfdaft ooer Der
Sarmer ielber Derallsgabt poroen
fino. gs beltebt ond feline Soffnlns,
baB bie bisber fir oiefen 3ned an-,
gelpanoter Nittel fiinftig ith aIs er-
foIgreider ertpeiien nerbell alssSin Der
gergangenbeit Da5ll erbebt lib bic
Jrage, ipie lange bie Station imItanbe
iein miro, Sic Der @eiantbeit nufer-'
legte iehmere 2ait Ser 5armiubiibien
beridieoener art al tragen 90 sablte1
.. 9. bon sssanuar Bis Mai oieies
sSabres bie 8mnbesregier,lng an 5ar-
1ner 1886 100000, nnO bic, gegen-
pdrtieen Ansiidten Ioiieit bic Mn=H
nabme 5,l, bob in 3ufilnft nod groBe-
re 8etrase fir bieien 3tped erforoer1
lid iein iueroen, ba iie 5ur 3eit 10 gut
uie feine MoaIid)feit erfennen IaBt,
lleberidiiiie Der lanoipirtibaitlihen
Gr5eagniiie auf ausndrtigen Mdrften
ab5uieben.
Sci ale Dem 1T Der Gnrmer bas
ibulbloie Spfer zines iib geeenip6r-
tig INNER mebr ertpeiternben Mib=
berbaltniiies atpii6en bem 8reis bon
5armer5eusniiien unb bem 8reis bon
Mauufaftl,riparef,. Die beflagens-
tperte Gage, in ipel6e bie gigentiimer
bon fleinen unb mittelsroBen Jar-
men obne. ibr 8erihuloen geOr1rgt
uoroen iino, er0ffnet anoererfeits
benz 3apitaI cine gelegenbeit, Gels
in 2anb an5uIeaen ,,noio elm Spitenl
oes 8ooenbeiibes a,l enttpideln, oas
ben sssntereiien zines aeiunoen Gar-
meritanbes ebenio uioeritreitet tpie
benen ipabrer 9e,nofratie.
Da Die gerlu6e, bic 2anbpirtibaft
6em Gler0 all entreiBen, enttpeber
feblidlngen ooer itd als ,,naul6ng-
lib ertpieien, regt Ser Ratboliidc
Gentral-8erein an, Bob cine friiberen
Sabrbunoerten befanltte MaBnqbme
bic geabtung finbe, sic iie ,lnter ben
.eegentpdrtisen gerbaltniiien al ber-
oieneil ibeint: Gin geIeslid fegeleg.
ter Minimalpreis fir brei Saupter-
5eugnilie Der 2anoipirtidaft, Beiaen,
8aun1ipoIle ,inb gorn. Ser geieblih
feitgelegte Breis gebt aus bon Der i'm
driItliden Sittengeieb beranferten
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Seiliafeit Ses Gibes

betf 1lnlefer 2SOIle UedtHYe, ~ 1CtsvA-
fertia ein5ufd1ben gelernt bat. lube.
DenfIid leiitet man gioe In gerirs
fiiaiacn Mngelegenbciten, legt man
faIide @iDc nb - i1oem man ailBer-
lid, aber obne innerlide abiidt Gotf
snm 3eusen anrllit -, nerpfllhtef
man iidy aur grfiillung bon gerlpre=
den, oie man nidt balten fann ober
nibt balten min.
Mm ldbIilnmiter aber lit Die WfiBs
ndtnng ser Seiliafeit Ses Shpures,
Der abgelegt miro I'M 8eridlt ooer int
3uiommenbang nit oifentliden Gnt.
fd,eioungen in 5ragen oes 9fedts, oes
Guns ooer 2aiiens. Die Sagespreiie.
bringt gar oft geridte iiber 0fein>
eiosproaeiie, uno ba perbaltnisnaBig
nur tpenige Meineibe burd nadlfol.
aenbe Observation-Disclosures ertbiiaf
iperben, IGbt fid ern1eiien, Dob Die
3abl faliber gdpiire Iebr groB iein
1nnB. @qr piele befennen ibren Wei11=
els, naboem iie in gerbanolungeu
fiber slutonlobilunfalle, geriiherilags-
nnipriihe ,lip. 3eugnis abgelest ba.-I
ben. u
geadl Der 2ebre Der Stride lit ein
falldet ober meineibiaer Sbnur ipe-
gen ser 9eatlr oes gergebens ftets
cine Sobiiinoe, 90 er tueientlif Ber-
abtilng @ottes ano Seiner eigen-
id)aiten bartlett. Ser Meineioige
magt es, @ott an5urufen, er mobte
aum Mitihuloieen einer 2iige ner-
Den, ooer nber glaubt, man fonne
@ott betriigen. Ser groBeGapit Sn-
nocen3 Ser elite periparf Die 2ebre,
Dab Der Meineio MIR cine IaBlihe
Siinbe lei.
9as @ebot bes s[lten Geitanents
fiber ben @ib lit nod INNER binoeno;
Dii ionlt i6tporen in Der 8abrbeit,
re6t uno geredtl go tpabr Der Serr
Iebetl (Serenias 4,2). Gin GID i'm
@eridt berpflidtet nidt allein baoa,
bie Mabrbeit at iaeen, ionoern audi
6asu, alien Sbaben glitsumaden, Der
aus Der llntpabrbeit ooer l1eserebtig.
felt oes abgeleeten 3eleniiies er,
tp1hIt.
Mns an 6ieiem ergibt iid, bob Der
Mfeineib, ipieipoBl ct gar oft began..
gen miro, elm ibiperes Gerbredei, ge-
gen @ott rmo Die @eleaibaft iIt Dei-
fen iollten aatbolifen ,,no anbere ein-
geoenf iein ,penn Die 8erindung
an fie berantritt, ,,bie Babrbeit al
bebnen" ODER Bel Der gibesablegnng
1pibtige Gatiaden inter geiitigen
gorbebalt aa beri6meigen. Wseineioi-
ge 3eusenausiaeen iino nid)t tpeniger
fdiper iiinobaft, neil iie in llnierer
3eit alltdslid aetporben fino.
Mderbam
Ser sufitieg lino gsie1ergang polt-
Meiden lit eng beriuoben nit berl.
Soditanb ,lnb 3erfaIl Der Geligio,l
Der 6ffentliden uno pripaten 5ittlid)-
felt, Der Samilie unb bes Banern.
ftanoes. Die @obIfabrt zines golfeS
b6ngt nit at eriter Stele ab bon
2anb, bon Der Bebau,lng 6es 8ooens
nnb bon elmer tpirtidaftlid nnabbans
gigen 8anernldaft.
Gs lit cine beflagensiperte galade,
bob bic tpirtihoftlibe Gage Der Gar-
E - = -
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-09-12
SNAKE BITES ARE DANGEROUS

TO THE Editor:
I note with interest the article on my reptile
project in the Sept. 5th issue of the Cooperator.
Since so many of the statements in that article are
such gross distortions of the facts would Like to
say few words by way of explanation.
1t Is regrettable that the article appeared in
Light that might give Greenbelt's younger children
the impre on that snake bites not dangerous.
Snake bites are dangerous, and children should be
cautioned to avoid snakes until they are old enough
to ID stingnsh between poi sonous and non-poi
species. However, snakes handled with and rn-
dersta ing rarely bite. nor-poi snake bi to
does not cause sickness any than any animal
bite unless there is infection.
Early this sumner built my reptile cage, strong
enough to keep the snakes In and chi ldren out, large
enough to give the snakes sufficient room for exer-
else. I do not turn them out to and be RECAP
tred. Friends and neig hbors have added my col
lection from time to time. Most of the snakes
grown very tame and several Will eat out of my hand.
They will eat either toads frogs. None of my
snakes poisonous. would certainly be ashamed
to have any think that I would burn snake
any other animal out Of its hiding place.
Any reports that prepared for school my
own and my reptile project is not partnership
affair."
Sincerely yours,
Donald McodenIuss