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Evening star., 1941-02-23
Alexandra Parade
Led by Gov. Price
Honors Washington
Army and Navy Men,
Veterans of Two Wars
And Citizens in Line
And Citizens in Line
BY q Staff Correspondent of The Star.

BY Staff Correspondent OF The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Feb. o.
George Washington's birthday kept
important people busy in his home
town today.
Gov. Price dropped by to lead a
parade along King street-gay with
flags and bunting-toWard the tow
erlng Washington Masonic Me-
mortal, and he stayed to speak OF
Washlngton's ideals and their appli-
cation to present times.
Army and Navy men and veterans
OF two wars marched with citizens
Things started humming at 9 am.
when members of the Alexandria
Masonic Lodge met in their ancient
quarters in City Hall. They glanced
around at a few mementos OF
Brother" Washington.
A tall leather chair in which he
sat, lodge apron that he wore, a
troWel he used in laying the corner
stone of the National Capitol-theSe
things reminded them that he was
their lodge master in 1788.
Wreath Put on Tomb.
So the MaSonS laid a wreath on
Washington's tomb, after journey
to Mount Vernon.
At 1890 am. MaSons of national
rank gathered on the hill at the
end of King street for memorial
exercises at the great pyramid they
have erected for their famous men,
ber. At this time it was announced
that Elmer R. Arm of Dayton, Ohio,
was reelected president of the
George Washington Masonic Ma
tional Memorial Association.
J. Claude KEEPER of Washington
was named secretary-treasurer and
C. Page Waller of Alexandria direc-
tor for two years.
In their turn, these men laid a
wreath on Washington's tomb.
In a parade that enlivened the
afternoon, cadets and bands from
Arlington and Alexandria High
schools and other cities as far away
as Richmond, swung along the
street. The American Legion, Vet
erans of Foreign Wars, Irish War
Veterans and other groups were
represented.
Prominent in line was Joseph C.
Menendez, national commander of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars, who
came from New Orleans to lead his
State commanders in the parade.
Menendez Speaks at Banquet.
Speaking later at V. F. w.
banquet in the George Mason Hotel,
he said the keynote of our times
should be phrase of Washington's
"a free people ought not only to
be armed but disciplined"
He contraSted the man who could
not tell lie" with dictators who
use the big lie as their big weapon"
He said that unity of American
purpose and principle will grow from
an understanding Of the National
defense preachings of the Revolu-
tionary general.
Gov. Price spoke before the local
Masonic lodge, holding its annual
birthday dinner in the hotel. Rep
resentatives BrySon and Mcmillan,
Democrats, of South Carolina, also
spoke.
Erdman P. Stuiz, acting master of
the lodge was master of ceremonies.
John S. Biscoe, lodge master, could
not be present. He had gone off for
a taste of Army life.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
Two Italian Attacks
Reported RepeIIed

BITOLJ, Yugoslavia. at the Greek
Frontier, Feb. % [P).-Albanian
warfront dispatches said tonight
two Italian attacks had been re-
PEELED by the Greeks with heavy
Fascist losses.
Ground fighting day and night
was accompanied by brisk air ac-
tivity despite bad flying weather,
with both sides strengthening their
air forces.
The Italians launched a charge
in the Devoli Valley and on the
Ostrovica Heights, these reports
said, but were repulsed with heavy
losses. The Fascist counter-a ATTACK
followed a surprise Greek night raid
on Italian positions north of Pogra-
detz in which 200 Italians with
equipment were reported captured
Evening star., 1941-02-23
Gen. Pershing Leaves
For Fort Sam Houston
By the Associated Press.

BY Inc ASSOCIdItu PIbSS.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Feb. o.
Gen. John j. Pershing left by train
tonight for Fort Sam Houston, Tex,
after a five-weeks rest and a physi-
cal check-up at the Army and Navy
General Hospital here HOSPITAL
officials said he appeared in "the
best of health"
He was accompanied by his sister,
Miss Mae Pershing of Omaha. Neb.,
and Capt. Dan c. Ogle, member of
the medical staff of the hospital.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
Italians Are Kept Idle
By Rain, Greeks Soy

ATHENS, Feb. % (P)-Drenching
rain kept Italians idle on the Alban-
ian front, both aground and in the
air, and limited the Greeks to mop
ping-up operations in an area pre-
viously occupied, government
spokesman said tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
PANAMA CANAL

VITAL TO AMERICAN DEFENSE
The Psnsms csn only svsasbe link between The Pc
efe and Atlantic
Destruction OF section OF a. and espeeisy OF the loet would
render useless indefinitely and greatly cripple dense Sabotage
Is great danger enemy bombs
To lessen the loci. Of tbe sou mil. ditch will be p.r.
tled ~ ereeed MI 900 600 Ms 3oooot vide ehsroel WILL
..e, b. doubled OF m. esnsl $3.50 $4,000 n
tool ten years build end finished in 1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

Aviation hos shrunk the Atlantic Ocean to q river but
is still formidable barrier 10 ~shps
Although the United States invaded Europe in the last she
landed friendly territory The possibility Of powerful European
enemies landing the Western Hemisphere in uNfiendH
neutral territory another question especially the United States
is terrifying outlying rsmpsrs.
America TO patrol three miles off the eoos
extends petrol virtually 1000 miles from shore and down South
America.
Without better fortesons Than has South Areries
vulnerable south OF Natal vulnerable South America y
nersbe Panama Canal and vulnerable canal vulnerable
North America. Obviously het must be offended 10.
significant hst South American vunerabiY begins at the
point nearest TO europesn-domnated outpost,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
BASES ACQUIRED FROM BRITAIN

BASES ACQUIRED FROM BKTAIN
BeRhUoAFot sndpsoe sespsne end naval bases and 9so
6AHAHAS-U. S. 10 have OF Abraham Bay end pert
hsys9Vsns Island.
JAhACA-Feet anchorage. defense batteries reeeA'onsl
hospital ress svSiisry lending ground.
ANT6UA-T~o small etess.
ST. lUClA--Seapsne base.
BRITISH GUlANA-Sesplsne bases.
1RlNIDAD-Fseli'es 70 be decided.
NtWFOUNOlANO-Af bsss e-d Army hsiri-a Ground.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Certified

The Engine Destruction Test in Death
Valley, testing Continental Oil Company's
new motor oil and five other well known ad-
vertised competitive brands was closely OBJ
served by me and my assistants during the
preparation of the test feet and during the
entire period of the test.
The five competitive brands were bought
by US at retail and handled only under our
observation. Closest possible uniformity was
attained in the cars and driving conditions.
hereby certify that the work and tests
were thoroughly and fairly conducted.
Engine Destruction occurred in each case
1T the mileage stated.
#~I2@~
censvtins Engineer. who during AeedsmIe year Is
Professor Of Avtemetvs Engineering. Purdue Unworthy
Evening star., 1941-07-02

and worse, faster and faster But now that's nipped
in the bud by Thialkene iuhibitor, in new Conoco
Nth motor oil :. u S. Patent 2,21s,132. This oil
stays more like it's good self. Then your engine
will, and that's the way to save oil . . as demon
strated by the long Life of Conoco Nth oil in pites
Death Valley.
You'll never give your own engine such trial
by torture You wouldn't think of passing your
regular time for crankcase drain. Qualified author
tiles say, DON'T" But you can certainly know that
Conoco Nth motor oil-under bastard conditions
outlasted other big-name oils by as much as 1919
Certified. Then despite any "few miles left per-
haps in your present crankcase supply, you can see
your chance of big Summer savings in changing at
once to new Conoco Nth. It's popular priced It's
at Your Mileage Merchants Conoco station for
you right now. Continental Oil Company Pioneers
in Bettering Americas oil Uih Synt1etics
Evening star., 1941-07-02

by 7,4s5 miles. 1t outlasted still another by 1922
miles. And one rival" was outlasted all of s,26s
miles by new Conoco Nth motor OIL Certified.
All this New Economy how!
America has long known Conoco best for making it
possible to give any engine o1L-PIAr1NG lubricant
that can't all quickly drain down, but must stay
PLATED UP for hours s. days-weeks alert against
wear in advance, instead of waiting till ofow starts
OrL-PLATING comes from rare synthetic >. man.
made under the Conoco Germ Processed oil patent
And surest thing you know, Conoco Nth motor oil
still brings oIL.PLArING. But not only that! -.
For in addition this oil brings Conoco's latest
synthetic Ihialkene inhibitor. It inhibits-
controls-the effect of foul 'leftovers" produced by
every engines normal firing. Otherwise.uncontrolled
oil spolage could easily start. In oils that let this
spoilage start, it spreads like rumor gets worse
Evening star., 1941-07-02

You get the oil that outlasted other highly re-
puted brands by 74S to 1919 in Certified Compe-
tition, when you change to this advance
new oil named
coNoco M MOTOR OIL
-Popuar-Priced
Your own engine can be fortified by new Conoco Nth
motor oil right today, at Your Mileage Merchants
Conoco station. But before going on sale this new
oil proved that regular 5-quart fill could estab-
sh startling extremes of endurance, protection and
miser-economy.
Fantastic Death Valley brings Your Evidence
Death Valley seems to shmmy-ike heat at your
furnace door. Death Valley beasts develop might
eyes" 50 as to duck the bistering daytime. Death
Valley sinks as far as 279 feet below sea level And
down here on this desert the sun-goggled eyes of
impartial observers watched identical stock cars,
at relentless 57le speed, torture-testing high
quality motor oils. including new Conoco Nth oil.
No let-up for any car, from dawn to dark, day on
day, till its oil gave out and the engine pershed
conoco M beat all oils tested
by $3.50 miles Or more
Even the best competitive oil in the test was out
lasted 1858 miles by Conoco Nth OIL 1t outlasted
the next-best by 6,327 miles. 1t outasted another
Evening star., 1941-07-02
IMPARTIAL

Latest available products of leading competi-
tors bought retail by Referee.
New everyday coupes used. Same make and
model Broken-in alike. Engines taken apart for
Referee-to assure same conditions for all oils
All cars tuned alike. Same Death Valley route
for all. Drivers rotated to even up on skill and
weight.
One exact fill per car Never any added. En-
gine under lock-under scrutny-every mile
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-12
Mittiued, Sen II. Nobeaber 194i

Die pan0 re11ens ytllni1ernteDrl
Sier nno in Der gtuigfeit nidt, ipeftt
es ie cine gibt! sfnl iiingiten Gage
nod tuerbe id bid Dor bern bo6lten
8idter anflasen, nno ipenn man mid,
oen @er6amnten aueeiellt, muBt oa
nit MIR"
Die 8duerin iprang auf, iie mar
totenbleidJ. Gin nanenloIes @ntiet.
SEN ipra6 aus ibren @ugen. =.
,,l1m @ottes 8armber5igfeit mil.
len, Soiepb'', freiidte iie, treble
nidt. 8eoenfe, oaB ser Serr iiber
2eben uno 500 0id ieoen Sag ob.
berltfen fann. Oent at bein 5eelen.
beil, oamit ou tpenieitens briiben rtidt
5u oen gerlorenen oablit." ...>.
aud 0iele Wabn,,ng blieb obne
ginornd auf ibn; er bate fir alles
MIR Elm ip0ttiides @rinien. Danu
eriff er nab ieiner Miibe, lpelde er
,mter SEN Stubl geleet bate.
ul1niinn', brltmlnte er, uluo5lt ei.
gentli1 bas gan5e @e5anf? Mnt be.
iten lailen mir allies beim altem, oent
5u anoern lit oob nibts mebr. 8as
it's nit Den @eIo?"
Wit enter fre6en @elte belt er ser
8duerin sic !Sano Dor bas @eIibt.
9ieic eriff in Toie Gaide 1rno brad.
te cine 80rie 5l,m Gori6eiu. Sbne
| lib 5u belinnen gab iie Oen gall5em
Snbalt bin, ser aus ein paar @olo-
ltno nebrcren Silberl tiiden beltalto.
9ie slugen bes s(lten brannten boz
@ier. gr ldob Sic Wtiin5eu in feline
SolGen, lpanote li6 al ,no ihritt
obne 0ant lmo @bIdieo 5ur Siibe
blnalls.
gr betrat oos sSree ,tnb ging iibcr
oen Sol obne sic Mdnnergeltalt be.
lnerft 81 Babey,. ipeld)e li1 neben bent
ge0ffneteu SenIter1aben at sic 8ano
oriidte lno Sic, als sic S1ritte oes
Suntpenlanunlers Derballt iparen, at
ser @artenbefe entlang ii6er bel1 &C..
frorenen Sdnee beb,ttlam ser 2ano-
itraBe 5uging.
Die aette oes Sofbunoes Datte elm
paarmo1 eetlirrt aum 9etueiie, baB
@ettor ni6t idlief. ginen 2allt aber
bate er 1lid)t bon lid) gegeben. Ser
Sul,l6er ont Seniter ibien Oemnob
fiir oas lonlt 10 tpadiane uno leb-
Dafte Sier altd feline lrnbefannte Ser.
louli6feit gelpelen slt iein.
9ie 8duerin peri6loB na9 ser
gntfernrng Solepbs sic Sal,stiire 1lno
begab iib nit idlpanfenoeh ~Sdritten
1T bie Stube 5uriid. 8ie eebroNen
lant iie auf Sic 8anf uno ipeinte
bitterlid. Aamdblid beriiesten ihre
Srdnen, aber iie riibrte iid ni6t. lln.
6elueslid iuie eine 9iloiaule iaB lie
auf ibrem 8lab.
@ine baIbe St,,n6e un1 sic auoere
berging. S6on stpeimal bate Der
&udl1d auf ser Sdtpar5tudloerl.br
Irobli1 ilt oas neue Sabr bineinge.
rufen - Tie beabtete es nibt.
Muf einmal purbe iie aus iDrer
8eri,,nfenbeit ourd bas Sornise 8el-
len Seftors geibredt. Sic fdnellte
empor l,no als iie bas Senlter err
rei6te, mar es ibr, ols bilde cine
fliidtige @eltalt oa orauBen borbei.
Sic nahm sic 2ampe bonn Slid
nno gina IN Sen Sof. tpo Ser 6luto
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-12
Ct. sSortlebune)

UleueC ullu ueC oStDull oeIl'p'ouNo
ebenio idnea mie bas eritennal.
~Gas 8eoiirfnis bes Wannes i6icn
ieood ou6 oalnit nidt befrieoigt 81
fein. @r berlangte nod n,ebr.
Die sSrat, tpelde bemerfte, tuie
1eine borber balb erIoldenen Mugen
at sliiben beganneu, idiittelte ieood
ben 9opf
,,@s lit senl,s", iaate iie flr5 ,no
ipollte nab ser Slaide greifen, bod
sSoiepb fam ibr 51tpor.
Nt elmer ralden 8eiuegung be-
mdhtiate er iid oerlelben 1tno iebte
fie AT SEN Wlruo. Sn einem @1gen=
blid lpar iie bis 5ur Sdlfte gelcert.
80, iebt meinet9alben', latte ct
NIT ihiuerer 3unge, utpia ids gel
ten Iollen. 8is auf lueiteres retdt
eS."
@r gab ser 5rolt, obne beren ent>
riiltctem 8lid cine 8eadtlng 81
fbenten, sic Slaldc 5lriid nno lette
1i6 lNtperfGllig auf einen, Shtb(.
Sdololtifa berIbloB ben 8rannt=
tpeiu in einen S6ranf. 0d11n begab
fie 1id) obernrals III sic &iibe llno ltcll.
te nod) elmer 8eile einen Seller nit
foltenu Sleiid neblt 8rot 1mo cInenl
&riialein 9lpIelweiu olti oel1 Gid.
SSolepb ber5og bel bieler &obrneb=
mrna lein @elid)t 81 einelu bobnlldel'
@rinIet.
,GerINonc mid nit oieielu 3ellg',
frmrrte ct ,mo iebob &rllg, 8rot lmo
Teller pon ftd); rSun9er babe 1cb
feiucm 1no nit 6eler iallren 9(pfelz
briibe bertrGgt ,uein Woeel lid nidt.
@ib mir lieber nod einlnal bie SID
i1e. Oos 1T eilt mtOerer Stoff."
,,9tein''. entldieo Sic Srau itrena
,,olt Dolt obnebin i6on 5lt piel. SD
tueroc sir nadber ein 8ett anlueielL
bonlit bu oenen gto,tih altsIdlafen
farnlt"
Scr Mann Iahtc. Gs ,uar eiu BIZ
ies, bG6li6es 2aden.
u9d, ba, 9rlnlte er, nerlt 1o91
mou mid bon meineu Stroblager
aui flno in @in6 1uo &dlte binallS
uno iebt ioear nod ein 8ett! S6
bantc redt id0n. 90 bequem mill
ids nid)t. Sd bins nid)t seluobnt.
Mber etlpos @elo f0nutelt bu mir
geben, oa id ipie6er einmal iuie ein
beraelener Weiler abgebrannt bin
8eim 8artin briibeu eebt .es De',te
fioel alt uno feiner Der ll'ltieen &C.
ielleu perldbt Dor Sasesonbrad Ole
Sbenfe, benn es lit ia 5reinodt.
9a uSdte id aud odbei ieiu."
Sdolaltifa gab nid)t aleid einc
Mntuort. Sbr s(ntlis ipiegelte oie
bitteren @mpfino,mgeu iuieoer, bon
.oenen ibr @emiit erfiiat mar.
,,@s ilt bod ein &reu5 nit Sir, ,
nabm lie nad elmer &eile baS 8ort,
~,rno Der Snunel mag ipiiier, luelbes
Guoe sir beooritebt. Sd babe idon
pieles fiir 6id eetan, id IieB oir
bnrd) 8alentin nambafte @elobetrage
5uitelleu, aber itatt oamit Saus at
bolten, balt ou ieoesnal alles in .tpe'
nigeu @oden berpraBt Rannlt ou
sid oenn gar nid]t aufrafen, willit blt
fortmaben als Elm berfomlnener ln,o
bera6teter WenI6, bis. -"
Sic fprad oas, iuas Iie befiirhtete,
nidt aus.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-12
Dds Suendenerbe

aus ben S0blen berpor.
er erbob it1 uno trat nit orobens
Ser @ebdroe einen Sdritt Dor.
~8arl.m iaeit ou es oenn nidt
pouenoS", itieB ct NIT beiIerer Sti,n.
me berpor - IBIS man bid auf ser
Strabe perenoet finoet, ipie eim anse,
idloilenes Bilo! 0as lit sir bod i'm
Salle iteden geblieben, 1tidt iuabr :?
Ou baIt redt. Sd CLAUDE ielber, oab
es 10 fonlmt, lno id leuene altd nidt,
Dob id eiu perlorener Weni6, ein
Slunp bin! sl6er iuer bat MIDI bo5tl
getnadt, SdolaItifa2 @er2 9u td-
telt eS, o1, oie ltoI5e lno rei6e Saio=
bofbauerin, oie nton iueger ibrer
Srolnnigfeit 1mo ibres @obltl1ns tpic
eine balbe !Seilige berebrt! gu alletn
fright on ollem sic Sdulo!'
ST berItllrnmte uno atlnete tiei
auf. Wtit einetn. 1,nbeIdreibli6en Mus-
orrd maren feline slugen auf Ole
6ralt gebeftet, iuel6e i9r @eiidt in
oen Sdnoen Dergrabeno 1,nbelpeelid
por ibm an bem Glide iaBl
v@enn id oaran benfe', fubr CT
nit rubigerem Gone fort, ,ipie icb
oolnals ols flotter 3eiterunteroffi5ier
in sic Seintat slriidfan, mel6' fr0b=
lid)er 8nrlbe id war uno olles mid
germ bate, lmo ieet ,neine 2l1mpen
uno nlein Gleno betra6te, Damn lit eS
mir freilld) nlanbntal, als miille ib
nit Dem &opf burd sic @ano. 9od
cS gebt ppriiber lno IblieBlid frogc
id oeu Seufel boruob. sl16 bu bat
telt mid eern, SDolaItifa? g8eiBt
Olt es nod? Grinucrlt b1t bid iencS
| l6Onen Sonmtera6en0S, lpo mir iuie
froDli1e &inoer allf Ser @iele 8lt=
lnen mitelnonOer pfliidten, nit benen
nadDer oas 8ilo ser @ottesnutter III
ser &apelle alu @oloranoe broben
bon lrnS gel6miidt Dorben lit? gSie
luir Sano in Sano Dor Sic @ebenebeit,
traten lno lpie ipir inns 2iebe uno
Sreue lhtuuren bis in SEN SOB? Sic
Seilige Dorte oen @io, ober er ipuroe
lihs oelnorb 5lln Slud. gu DaIt iba
gebro6elt, olt ipuroeit cine Weineioi-
&c, o1 Dalt in freDelDa item lteberlullt
nit oeln @liid beines 2ebens gelpielt
uno mid ins 8eroerben geltiir5t."
S8ieoer idtpieg er uno betradtetc
nit finlterem 8lid Sic 8Guerin, oe-
rem 8ruit iid ein ldmer5lides 5tob-
nen entrang.
,,@s luor cine 5iiuoe", fliiiterte iie
l.nter Derporbredenoen Sranen, nie<
mes @elo6nis, oa es binter bent Hiif=
fen ,mo obne 8iiien ser @ltern Sc
llbab."
uDie sir bergeben lporoeu ipdre'
iubr SoIep9 in eleidem Son fort,
,,oenn altd beiue @ltern paren mir
gut, ,tno iuenn a,d nit 8ioerItree
ben, bGtten iie 5uleet 5u ltnIerer Ser
binOung bod Sa 1uo Mmen geIogt.
aber oa ltoeit bu iene onoere, iene
iurdt6are Sdulo auf 6id, fit sic
es feline Gergeblng luebr sibt. Durd
oeinen 2re,tebrud balt ou benienigeu,
ser nit alien Salern bes Ser5ens an
sir eebanaett, olt einem an 2eib lno
5eele beroorbenen, at einem perlo=
renen Meniden genladt. Sa, 5do-
loItifa, bos boIt ou eetan. Denn als
id erinDr, oaB iener bornebme &err,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-12

teft gelDalt1t, Oa DtelI elt D0leE Wetl
ieinen gin5llg in mein @enliit. 81
befam ilnlner gr0Bere @e,palt iibeI
mid, ,lno inter ieiner SerrIdaft tunr
Sc id annablid oas, mas id iebt bin
Die geraeltung blieb nidt lanse aus
Der f6one Serr bate Did mtr al
angenebmes 5piel5eug betradtet, llnl
ais es ibm nidt ,nebr paBte, mari e1
oid meg. 9eine Srauen floiien per
aeblid. 8ielleidt baft ou oantals aud
empfun6en, tuie lpebe gnttaulbrn
gen ,m6 Sreuloiiefeit t,m9 Sd meiB
oaB ou bereutelt, baB es mid nur eli
@ort gefoitet bGtte, ,nl bid aber
mails 81, eelpinnett, aber ,,m alles il
ser @elt bate "id oieIes 8ort MIDI
iiber meine 2ippen gebrad)t. 9as
Gift bate in meiner Seele idon f
ipeit ltm iid gefrelien, baB es feit
@e9enmittel mebr ga6. Sd babt
oid ebenio iebr, als id bid emit &c
liebt bate, ,tnb oesbalb empfano id
au6 cine unbdnoige @enustuung als
oid hater Sdlag auf 5dlas traf
slaes bemitleibete oi6. Sd nibt. Sd
ladte ,mo iagte: lie bat es l.n sid
beroient. Sbne Seilnabne blieb id
aueroinss nidt. Sm @egenteil. 9eil
ltngliid III ieiner i6nellen Solge be
iNaftigte MIDI Sag uno geadt in Sen
WaBe, OaB sic traltrigen 8orfiae it
nteiuelu eigenen &aule ipltrlos al
! mir boriiber gingelt. Gs nahte noe
Mig Ginorl1f altf MIDI, alS nau lneil
gSeib bcgrub, als n1ein SoDn @eorl
lpe9en iDled)ter Streihe ins 3u6t
DauS fam lln0 ais gltton geraoe bier
5eblt Gage Dor oeiner Solepbine Der
Ibmano. sS6 ltano allein llnb Der
laiien tpie ou. gtur i1 ipar eilt ar
lner &erl lmo ou reid. Sd iant tie
fer llno tiefer, mein @iitcben lpilro'
mir nlf 3mangs)peae pertauft, ln(
i6lieblib nutBte idJ frob leit, baB id
ais Slllnpenianntler nein fldglides
Sortfonnlen fano. OaS olles baIt Dl
allf bent 8eiptliel1. Oh trdgit at mel
ueut gleno i6ulo. llno 0u luialt mil
audi nod &ortpiirfe nad)en, itatt olt
Oen &nien 1tm Ser5ei6llng fiir OaS
SIT bittel1 luas ou mir eeton balt!"
S6olaitifa bate ibre slugen ipie
ser nit ben SdnOeu berbiilt. Sra
he ,ln1 Sr0ne rollte 6luii6en Sen SIN
germ berDor.
8ei Sen Iebten 8orten i6nellte fl
auf, itol5 bob iie bas Saupt uno Sc,
Iusorl,d ltnlagliber grbitterlmg ct
idieu auf ibrem @elidt. Yloslid je
ood fnidte sic frdftiee @eitalt at
ianunen nn0 ein idmer5lider Seuf
ser entrang iid ibrer 8ruit. Sdola
itifa mari iid bor Oem Manne nie
Der nno bob sic gefalteten &dnoe em
ppor. uSSoiepb, M@ratianter', it0bnt'
tie, ,,balt bu oenn feiu @rbarmen
WtuB i6 INNER 1no INNER mieoe,
aus ben bitteren Rel6e trinten, Sc,
bon mir idon oft bis 5ur Neise &C.
Ieert luoroen ilt? Sd befenne mid
ia iduloig, lpeiB, 6aB id gefeblt ba
be, ober id iuar ,nerfabren uni
jung! SD babe bereltt uno eebiib
lno lleee uu 8ergebuug bitteno biel
int Staube Dor sir, SoIe1b, mir mol
len einanoer Sic Sdnoe our 8erio6
nung 1lno aum 6rieoen rei1en! Biel
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kiva. A spray Of evergreen is
the hunters reward
This is religion and a theatre
cal performance rolled into one.
But more elaborate than any OF
these individual dances is the
series of ceremonies among the
Hopi called the Powamu, or
bean-planting ceremony II is
rejoicing over the return of the
Kachina spirits who have been
entirely absent from Hopiland
since late July The ceremony
takes place in our month Of Feb
ruary, and also is a time when
evil spirits are exercised.
First, beans and e. corn are
planted in basins of sand in the
kivas. Here the fires are kept
burning day and night and
straw mat placed over the open
ing keeps this heat in-convert-
ing the place into a veritable
dollhouse. Frequent w a tering
and heat force the seeds to
= terminate.
Then one morning the Sun
Kachina, wearing a huge round
disk with eagle feathers. repre-
senting the suns rays, comes up
the trail just at sunrise. The
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animals brothers and where
spirits take animal form believe
that removal OF their coats OF
fur would reveal human forms
underneath.
Just as dawn breaks at San
Felipe, one fine morning, each
winter, a lovely Indian maiden,
representing the mother of all
the animals. runs swiftly toward
the mountains behind the Pueblo.
This is the beginning Of the
dance of all the game animals
Young men. with bows and
arrows, and sprigs Of evergreen
follow her. The buffalo, the deer.
the mountain sheep and the ante
lope-impersonated by Indians in
animal clothing-are in the hills.
Swiftly the young men drive
all these beasts into the village.
A secret Fite-is- held in the
ceremonial chamber. Then ami
mails and hunters dance in the
plaza among the sprigs Of ever
green set cat TO represent
forest Finally the animals break
away and run for the mountain
safety If the swift footed hunt
ers catch one OF them that ami
rial is dead" and his body"
is slung over the successful hunt
er's shoulder and carried TO the