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Evening star., 1941-09-26
Philadelphia {. |. 0. Puts
Ban on Reds and Fascists
Ry the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26.-The
Philadelphia Industrial Union Coun-
Gil, representing nearly 100000 mem
bers affiliated with the Congress OF
Industrial Organizations, last night
voted to bar Communists, Fascists
and Nazis from Office.
The vote was 401 to 124, with the
constitutional amendment supported
by the powerful delegation OF the
Amalgamated Clothing Workers, the
American Federation of Hosiery
Workers, Hotel and Restaurant
Workers and most locals Of the
United Electrical, Radio and Ma
chine Workers.
ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 26 (P).-
The C. /. o. industrial union OF Ma
rine and Shipbuilding Workers OF
America voted yesterday to expel
any Communists from its ranks.
Later the union, at its annual con-
vention, refused to listen to pleas for
reinstatement from two former Of
ficials of Baltimore Local "a, who
were expelled by the General Execu-
tive Board several months ago on
charges of "espousing the cause OF
Communism"
Evening star., 1941-09-26
Daughter Flies at Field
Named for Woodrum
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIaItu PTesS.
ROANOKE, Va, Sept. ga
Woodrum soloed at Woodrum Field
yesterday when Miss Martha Anne
Woodrum, daughter Of Representa-
tive Woodrum, Democrat, Of Vir-
ginia, for whom the Roanoke mu-
nicipal airport was named by City
Council last week, made her first
flight alone.
Evening star., 1941-09-26
Dies From Horses Kick

HARRISONBURG, Va. Sept. 2s
(P,.-Andrew Thompson, year -old
farm tenant, was killed yesterday
when kicked by a horse he was
Harvesting, DR.. c. P. Obenchain,
Augusta County coroner, reported.
Evening star., 1941-09-26

ified as representatives of the civic
association.
Yesterdays hearing was the last
of a series that extended over sew
eral months, during which three
rent control bills were scrutinized.
At the close of the session, Chair
man Randolph said he hoped to
have a report of the proceedings
ready for the whole committee
Monday.
Evening star., 1941-09-26
Free X-Rdy Offered

New Zealand has established free
x-ray service except for dental and
insurance purposes.
Evening star., 1941-09-26

Women of England are painting
their legs to save stockings.
Evening star., 1941-01-19

The WITH BIG eATTtewAeoN6 LINE so
AS TO GIVE CONCENTRATED FIRE ON THE ENEMY lNe THE LIGHT
A4O HEAVY CRUISERS GUARD AGAINST ATTACK ENEMY
FORCES WHILE THE 0eSTROyeRS> WHICH eCRcLe SHIPS RREVeN
HOSTILE SUBMARINES FROM ATTACKING TORPEOOeS, THE
8ATesHP5 FIRE OVER THEIR OWN LIGHT FORCES AT THE eNe4
MAIN BATTLE LINE WHICH NAV BE MORE THAN TWENTY MILES AWAY
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-05
of Hagerstown.

Miss Mary Agnes Kanele and
Arthur Seville, McConnellsburg
Pa, were married in Hagerstown
Thursday, April 19, 1906, at the
residence of and by Rev. E. E.
Pierce. The groom had only one
hand. The bride, who is a widow,
is 80 years old. She accompanied
the groom to the clerks Office and
got a dollar bill out of the groom's
pocketbook to pay for the license.
The groom did not know how to
spell the brides name. He called
her to his aid and she spelled her
name to the clerk, who issued the
license.
The Globe published a picture of
Elias B. Hartle, who took the oath
Of office at Annapolis as justice of
the peace for Hagerstown. His
commission was for the remainder
Of the term OF two years of Charles
E. Johnson, resigned. Mr.. Hartle
swore in before Clerk Oswald and
gave bond of $1,000 with Webster
Hartle, Emma B. Hartle, ]. N.
Brumbaugh and DR.. H. S. Herman
as surety.
According to the st. James cor
respondent, while Harry Herbert
and family were driving to the st.
James Sunday School he drove into
sink hole in Chapel Woods. Ow-
ing to heavy rain the ground was
covered with water and Mr.. Her
bert was not aware of any danger
until he had driven into the hole.
The water almost completely cover
ed the horse. Mr.. Herbert, after
carrying his wife and children to
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-05
BY the Old Lamp Lighter

From the Evening Globe Of April
IS, 1879: Snow - Tom Thumb is
drawing crowded houses. - New
bonnets are large and flaring in
front. - The white vest has hid
den its face behind the protective
ulster. - A. G. McCardell, Freder-
ick, the largest wholesale and re-
tail confectioner in the State, out
side of Baltimore City, is visiting
his relatives in this place. - Cen
ter Square was noisy last night,
Walt Whitman made his first bow
as a lecturer at Steck Hall, New
York his subject being the assassi-
nation of Lincoln. He read from
manuscript and made no attempt
at oratorical flourishes. His audi
ence was small but appreciative"
Of the Is senators and 2S7 men,
bers of the House, 241 are lawyers,
"a are merchants, and the balance
are divided among editors, farmers,
insurance agents, shoe cutters and
clergymen. In the Senate are %
ex-Confederate soldiers, and in the
House, IS, ranging in rank from ma
jor generals to plain privates. Of
Union soldiers in the Senate there
are only four and in the House 81.
Alonzo Flora, son of Wilford
Flora, Leitersburg, and brother to
Lambert Flora, who was injured at
Roessner's Bakery, was helping his
father in the blacksmith shop. His
father left the shop for some pur-
pose and when he returned, his son,
who had been working at the fire,
was lying with the right side of his
head and shoulder in the fire. The
young man was badly burned His
injuries were attended to by DR..
Charles Harper, Leitersburg.
The Richmond (Va.) State news
paper contained the following in
reference to some former residents
VI SIO"A. ouS vi UlOSL
remarkable and interesting social
events ever known in Richmond,
was reception at the fiftieth an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
McGill. The happy couple carry
their ages well, both being in the
seventies. They were married in
Hagerstown, April Is, 1929, at the
residence of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ragan.
Among other relics on exhibition
was Mrs. McGill's wedding dress. 1t
was a handsome white silk gauze,
trimmed with white satin. The
golden presents were numerous and
valuable, one friend in Texas send
ing 500 in gold coin"
while a son of F. G.. Williams
was digging in the garden of the
Windle House property, he struck
a box, which, upon being opened,
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-05

revealed the remains of full sized
child, wrapped in a piece of old
carpet. Hagerstown is keeping
pace with the mortarity of the age.
and if we cannot have a murder
trial, we can at least dig up dead
bodies"
The CavetOwn correspondent
wrote: H. K. Hoch, Cavetown's
new timer, was pretty severely
bitten by cross dog, making him
limp. - Miss Waltz. a maiden lady
living near town, while hunting
eggs, fell from a straw stack, in
juring her back severely.
Mrs. Jonathan Harbaugh died,
aged rs years. She had celebrated
her golden wedding anniversary a
short time before her death. In
terment was made at Harbaugh's s
Church.
"A two-horse gypsy wagon was
noticed on our streets, which, for
comfort and style, is far ahead of
the average. The wagon is built
with a very wide bed, the interior
presenting the appearance of a
cozy little bedroom. Of course,
there were several dogs accompany
ing this travelling domicile."
The leading first page story in
The Evening Globe of April 20, 1906
was headed, Flee Before Fiery
Avalanche - Great Metropolis of
Pacific Coast Doomed" The story
was regarding the big fire of San
Francisco, Calf. Two hundred and
fifty thousand people were home
less. Many persons lost their lives.
The Globe of the same date car
ried a story entitled, Appoint
ments Fail of Confirmation. Three
of the Mayors Important Nomina-
tions Rejected by City Council"
The following appointments, with
the vote each received, were sub
mitted: Tax Collector, John B.
Sweeney, rejected, four to one;
market inspector J. Fred Lum, re-
jected three to one; city clerk,
John w. Recher, rejected four to
one. Harry E. Brining for clock
winder and Benjamin M. Diehl, SUI
perintendent fire alarm system,
were unanimously confirmed. I'M
after Mayor Mish called
the meeting to order, he referred to
the appalling calamity that had be-
fallen San Francisco and thought
it would be appropriate to take Of
fetal action looking to the taking
of subscriptions for the relief of
the sufferers. On motion of Coun-
Gilman Dolan, seconded by Coun-
Gilman Alsip, Mayor Mish was au-
thorized to appoint 10 citizens,
whose duties would be to receive
and solicit funds from the people
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-05

Goldminer Frank Gimlett, in from
Colorado, gets his first glimpse at
New York's architectural peaks.
Equipped with pick, shovel and gold
pan, he stands atcp the Pennsyl-
vania hotel with the Empire State
building in the background. He is
IS years old.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-05

Regardless of the smokers of his
comrades, F. V. West of Whining
ton, Del, railroad fireman, adopt
ed gaudily colored pajamas as his
working clothes.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-05

William Lloyd of Detroit, believ-
ed drowned when water flooded
mine, was later found peacefully
sleeping in shaft.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-05

dry land, succeeded with the help
of neighbors, in getting his horse
out. The correspondent made the
following comment: Then Mr..
Herbert went on his way rejoicing,
resolved hereafter to keep in the
straight and narrow way and not
take the broad road that leadeth
to destruction"
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-05

Mrs. COsmo Ando was robbed of
her handbag containing SO while
sitting in the courthouse in Provi-
dence R. |.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-05

Successful tests of a new serum
to cure typhoid fever are reported
from Cuba.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-25

@er tpollte bon Meron uno Ieiuer
fdonen ltmgebl,ns idbeioen, obnc ie=
mails Sebenberg, oas a,f einem Ge=
benbiigel 6es Marlinger 8erges
tbrent, beiud)t au baben! seine ous-
9eSebnten 8aulibfeiten MAIDEN es
fben por alien 8ureen ser @egeno
bemerfbar nno 5ieben sic Mutmerf=
fa'nfeit oes 8anoerers auf iid. Mebr
nod feiielt oen @el,11er sic Itiae,
ionnise Gage, Die rei5enoe Nusiid)t
= anf oas 8urgsrofenamt uno sic Gtid)=
griinoe - ,.no tief binein in oos Sal
ieiertal Bis 5ur &uine ser 2oufen=
burg. 8einselanoe uno @ranoten=
birdie, inmerouftenoe 3itronen= ,mo
Srangenbd,nne alf Dem ionnigen
abbonee iiberraiden nit aaer iiio=
liben Sradt uno lleppigfeit, nab
reno int 8iiden oes Sdlolles cine
ennfelidattiee BaIoihludt fid bin
siebt, uno bart neben bem glane ou-
Der Dem sdloiie bie 2arbenmoloung
besinnt. gon bier aus 5eiet iid am
pradtigiten bas neutrality-suspicious.
grofil Ser ipbpnrenartieen @enoel-
fuppe. - Ramentli6 tpiiien sic &ei5e
2ebenbergs 9idter, &iinitler ,no &C.
lebrte gu idasen, bie 1tid)t ielten ibr
lei6tes @anoer5elt aui einiee $50
den bier a1fi6lagen. - Ser friib-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-25
NittWodj, ben Is. Sani 194f

nno oie @eiiible ipodien mir iosleid
iiber ben &opf."
,.ger5eiben Sic, baB id Sic 10 ,ln-,
ansenebm iiberraidte". iprab Der
FraIioentenIobn in eiuem Gone, Der
ieine 8eitiiraune nur au oeutlid fl,no
CAB. sd bate es gut semeint -
nnb fann mir SSbre @rsriffenbeit
nod nibt erflaren."
.,9as min id Sbnen faeen'', ant
,pertete nod elmer Bauie Sebanna,
.,uenn sic mid nidt Oh meines fin
oii6en Sbredens ousladen. Aber
5ie iino gut - ,,no tun oas nid)t, id
,peiB es. - als Sbr 3rana mein
Saupt beriibrte, f,lbr es eisfalt ourd
Of sic @Iieber uno an meiner
linfen Sdlafe puIite oos 3opf,peb.
- IS lit ipieoer beiier - i6 babe
midi ldJon erbolt. - @s mobte noln
ftorfen, oufregenben Quite ser 3rpei-
ge berriibren - ooer-''
uSoer?" pieberbolte gbm,lno.
"9'lu, Sic baben ld pergriifen,
obne es 81, abnen", f,lbr beeiitiseno
Sobanna fort. ,Mit &osmorinfr0n=
5en ibmiidt man in manden @egen=
ben nniercs 2anocs sSungirouen,
menn lie auf Dem 2eibenbette lie
gen."
"llno i6 bate eebort, oob man oie-
ie 3Weiee 5u 8routfral,5en benute", ",
fprob eomuno, uluenigitens gilt oieie
Cite in Scr Seinat meil1es 8aters
nno ib oodte, ipie i6on miro sbnen
oieler S6mud fteben!''
erroteno ihluieg einiee 3cit So
bonna - Damn ieete iie bel: Limo aui
benz Sonee tragen aub bie Sung
tranen lolde &ran5e, tpenn le sic
Jronleidnanlspro5eiiion beeleiten -
nno oen Canine folgen. 0esbalb
ptlon3t man beim &iidelberge 10 bielc
Seden oieier Sflan3e, neil Die 3peige
ann icne 3eit bon Sdnolern, sic bon
ferne berein fomllten, germ gefouft
nno gut be3ablt iperoen."
9os .@eiprad bdtte iid in oeror-
tieeln Gone ood Ianee 3eit fortge-
iponnel, ipenn nidt balo oarouf Ser
geoente Die @eibpiiter at einem
ffeinen Spo3ierganee obgerufen bot
te. Sobonra mar aber ben gon5cn
Nbe1lo ernlter nno einlilbiger als
fonIt, ielbit I'M Gerfebre nit ibrer
eeliebten Mutter.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-25

ter einem rieiisen Gaitonienbamn, Der
nit lid)t9elben Sriihten ipie nit Ster.
nen iiberidt mar, &alt - ,tno betrad-
tete Die berrlibe 2onoibaft uno ibre
@in5clbeitcn. limo als man om
Sdluiie Sic 9eb0ube Meron's bea6.
tete, beH1erfte @bm,uo, eeecn Soban.
10 eeluonot: limo lcben Sic bort
Den rlnnoen Gurm nit Dem Dadfe9ell
0as lit ia oos Gcntenamt nit leinem
.tronlid)cn 5iiriten5inuner! llno bort
iteIgt oer @orten bereon, Serroile
iibcr Scrraiie - ,,no icIblt ocn ,sei.
senbollm fonn ib unterl6eioen!"
Sobonna nltbte nid)t, mas erwi.
ecrn, aber Sieic aufmerfiomfeit Ses
gorons ire,,tc ooS cute Gino, SOS 10
Innig an leiner Sei,not bing.
SIN Sbottcn Ser bcrrli1en Nnb..
bollne butter bcm S6Ioijc, i'm Nn.
bord)e piir5iaer NoIoIiiite rubtc Die
@eNellld)oft. 9lnf ocn1 Slide ltonben
nod cole sSriid)tc: OfuSfottrauben,
@roroten lmo 5ortiIo,unig buftenoe
Fnrlthc. Ser 9tohnittog por ic6miil
1'no ln Foileier 5og iid) tribes Sc.
molte 5uolmnclL m0breno iibcr Sem
So''pttolc bcinobc itoblblou Ser ,pol.
fcnlolc Sinncl Ioo.
"0lc nobe, fiiblc @oloid(ud)t Ia.
Oct 5t elmer Siclto ein'', bcgonu 60.
tbor, LIMO id nod)e sen GorlhIoa,
,,oaB mir olf tpeidcm Mooic nnler
Eager ncbmcn."
Ser Gorld)log ipi,rNc an0enorlncn,
l1l1r Isabella G1bertc bcn 9Sunld,, All.
Dor oen 9lumeugortcn nit ser Gran.
oeric 6't bclid)tiaen. uSSobonno m0bte
lbn olld) ieben, lc NOR nod, nc bier''.
1il9te tic BET.
uNun ib mil Gnd) bcoleiten''.
ontportctc @omlno, ,,ood) bolo mer.
ocn mir nodfonm1cn'', idIob er, at
Sotbor gcponot.
81 trcnnte iidJ sic BcIcnicloft go.
tbor l1no Suciu ibIugcn sen 3olomca
en- mobreno sic onocrl bier il, oen
@orten 1lcocrltic0cn. Sic oon5e 9hl.
lllcllpelt oeS Scrbtcs cnt,iidte bier
ooS a"9e, nomcntlid, prongtcn Sc.
or9nen III lcItencr Siiuc lno ,Sar.
bcnpro6t.
(6ortictuno io1eD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-25
(Tortlctllno iolot)

gderbol'iefretor 6. II. @idoro er.
tlorte bel Ser ~9fotionol Nutrificn
eonference', oob man ipobrcno oes
9eaenmort'9en &rieges ber5ulonoe
telne "flelltb-, brot= ,,no 31derIoie
Soee' ST er'uorten babe, bo sic onre.
rltan'l@en Sor'ner nidt MIR aenua
Sebeus'1ittel iiir bos eigene 2ono
proel'j'erten, ionoern ielblt @roBbri.
fonn1en noh pcriorocn f0nnteu
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-25
Grtappt

@nl'de fonmt ipat nodts nod,
So,lc.
Seine Jron cnpionet i'm nit Gor-
~l'rlen. ~Wo morit on ocnn 10 LAM
9c?' froet iic ibn.
"@'''1, I'M @iiro'', aibt ct idIa.r
fertia 5ur slnttport.
"sS'n 8iiro? @'erf,uiirois, oo bilt
on lpobl aus Nsbelt?"
~&ieio ssbclt?"
"%or fiinf stlnoen bat sic SO.
l'5el at9crl'fenL ooB bcin 8iiro ab.
gcbronnt ilt.'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-25

"Sleb, nein 2iebling, sic fleinen
Sl''l9c1 bic neben unS >pobncn, boben
felnen Soter lmo oud feline Nfrtter
n1ebr, lulo ollh feline Iiebe 1ol,te
Sophie. @iult bu ibnen nibt etlpas
l6enfcn 2"
"Nh ia, Niltti, mir mollen ibnen
Sante Sophie l1erfen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-25

uDas miro er!' befrofti9te SSoban-
,,llub bod, fubr SiabeIla fort,
,,bas Jrauenbers Deritebt nur elm
,peiblidJ @emiit. @r miro bib mir
nibt erieben uenn es nibt elmer
bari"
2otbar beibaftiete iih nit ser nit.
aieen, rcbleli9en 2,,cia, nnb 9r.
5doa i,1dte ieinen Gienltes. 'mo
llnter6oltllnoseiier balo oa, bolo sort
5u per'penOen. Sebem tuollte er &C.
fGuis icin, iebem ieine Dienite bieten
uno feline 8eItbilonng 3eigen. Sia-
bella, Sobonna nno aub @onmmo
puBtcn oieien @iier, liebens,piirbia
5u iein, 81 ,uiiroiaen, mdbreno hos
anoere &aar ibn beldhclte, ia 5l'm
8eiten belt. - Nor ser isn9e 9of-
tor beniibt, eeeen one auimerfiom
81 iein, 10 ficl Dem fcinen 8eobohter
oob auf, boB er Sobonno sic 51rt-
lihlte Hiifiidt niomete. 0en ieinerl
lpeiden Mfann oog niht iomobl bie
cole @rl6cinlug, als scr @eiltcSaocl
Ser l6ouen Sccle an. 9ob ct lib ibr
betlte ri6t offers nGbcrtc, ooron mar
sic 8eiorgnis idulo, oob er oen Sec
lenollstollh Ser 6luei Ireluoinnen
itoren fonnte. @r perfcbrte meilt nit
@onumo, oer bellte gal,5 alge iiir sic
Hat,rldonbciten 5rt lein, ser oft in
Der ipei6en Morgeuluft Dor Gnt5if=
fen olt 3erflieBen itbcn - ia lpeih
1tno poetilf geltimlnt ipor uus
oft flobt er Stelleu ons G,bcins
Sieoerl ms @eipr1h. 9cnn nad ic-
nem Gitte nad ct. Golcntin battc ct
Sagcns 0tinnci0nger aus ser @pm-
naiiolbibliotbcf ourd Eoter 9alii,,S
entlebnt, lno in cinlomcn Stlnoen
fono er in oieien noipcn 8coihte,l
bon Suit lno 2eio, pou sSriiblin9S=
iponne l1no Serbittrotcr, @enub lno
liibes 9eba9en. - >Sebcn Sir, lie
bcr 9oftor'', IprodJ er, ullns gegcn=
iiber tralnt baS ShIob sort binter
oen boblulpfeligcn 3pprciien. Sbn1
1lno Sbnen pcroanfc ih cS, SAB mir
cine neuc id)one &elt oufgegongcn
lit, oeren 8ilo MIDI oud ms mciterc
2cbenL es perflGreno, begleiten ioa.
&onnte id Dem pielgeprieienen Soro5
lno oem llnitpollcn Getrarfa ein
groBes @efalleu abgeiuiunen, 10 bin
lb oltrd Sic nod Oarin belt0rft NOR
ben. Sn mie anoern notiirliden, mai
ben @ldn9en Dcben MIDI &ubcius Sic
Der an! 9a lit nibtS @enod)tcs, sic
@eflblc quellen ungcfiinltelt in Dol
lem, ipebem 5ll,lie aus oes Gidters
@enliit. sSie Sic Goecl lingen, mie
Die Jliiblin9sbliite oen 8a,nne ent=
lpringt - 10 iein 2ico ser iiberpollcn
Seele. &ie naip, mobr uno ticienrp=
fllnoen lit 3. 9. sic ibonc Stropbe:
Ser liebc CONNER fonnte ld)0ner
ninmer iein,
An alien 0ingen bot er oie gflitbt
getan.
Sbn loben init @elong sic fleineu
Gogelein
l(no bllnte 9llmen IGhelu auf Dem
Elan.
50 tann er iponnieliber n1ietcn.
Ser iePge Mann, Sen er 10 trolten
| fann! WiU mir uidlt Elm &ei6
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-25
perblihene 2entner Icbte uno oihtete

nno 2aiaulr, Ser Aeitbetifer, elite in
ibr galtlibes Sboab, pcnn Die Man-
oel. uno &firli6tb0ume ibre 9liitens
fran5e 5ur Siterieier tuoben, ober Sie
Sral,ben beim Annoben bes Serbltes
at blauen Beginner. - And) uuiere
@dite tpoIlten BON Meran niebt Ab=
Idieo nebmen, obne Dies S,tsculrm
bei,,dt su babeu. Nm porletteu Gage
ibres auientbaltes ipanoerten iie 81,
5ube, als nod ser Sal1 an Sen @ras-
ballnen aliserte, segen oie @tihbriide
binaus, oenn ISABELLA fiiblte iih 10
gefraftiet, bob Iie idon gr06ere al,s-
f1iige 1ruternebmen fonnte. &iibl rnb
oob miloe tpebte sic meibe Mer9en-
luft pom Sal beraa.f - uno Sic gan
sc @egenS lag in ieierlider Morgcn-
ltil1e Dor ibnen. ernit, ia pebmiitig
ipar, ipie in ser Natl,r, 100 iid) ein=
seine 8dume idou berbltli6 51 rotcn
begannen uno sic blauen 3eitloien
melnnbolil6 nts bem &ieicngrnnoe
blidte,t ou6 Die Stimml.ng ,nierer
5lpci Sreumoinucn, Die nit lcidt9e=
ibiir5ten Gleioeru sic toruoilen, pei=
oeaael6atteten Efaoe manbelten. Slo=
bella bate bier Elm teures Sdpeltern=
ber5 geluonncn uno ibr oliibenocs
2iebesleo botte iib in iiiBc, meidc
@ebm,tt eeniloert. Sic bate in Me=
ran teilluciie srieben uno Srolt ipie=
oer gefluloen - uno iett lollte tic
fid bon ser eir5igen Seele, sic lie
peritano, Sic ibr 2eioen teilte, tren=
nen - lno ipieoer in sic mclide
Stabt 5uriidtebren uno iid einiam
uno perlailen fiiblen! Sobonna fom
Ser nabenoe 9lbIhieo nid)t minoer
idiper Sic liebte in ser 8rolioenteu=
to6ter ibre eil15ige sSreuubn, nit
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alt ibren ltmgong 10 genobnt, onb lie
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tpelb lnflare, gebeimnispole @efiiblc
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finOlid)es 9cr5! - Sbr mar, als o6
oas Tentomt 0be umo einlom liegcn
ntiiBtc, mcnn bie frcluoe Serridoit
iuieoer mc9ge5ogen iein miiroe. Sic,
sic emit Oie itiae ginionlfeit 10 in
mig iudte, sic ii6 orobcn anein ori
Der Serraiie ooer i,u ounfeln Stir
iten5immer 10 sliidlih fiiblte, elal,bte
einen Seil ibres Selbit nit SEN @eg=
5iebenben 81 berliereu. 9ie nabc
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iprdd.
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ten, lprod Slabena, ,,,uiiroe id germ
ibeioen 1,no Sic ipiirben cine
arobe, ihone Staot nit berrlidcn
&ird)en uno Yalditen lebcn - uno
eetpiB 6reuoe boben. 60 3iebe id
einiam, tpie i6 gefomnen bin, fort
- 1.no biellei6t, mas nod oacs
fon,mt! - 0fir lit ldipiil'', bcnerfte
iie, obtuobl eerooe Elm frilber Suit
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tile ab.
uSeieu Sic ber,1bigt - oa5ugro.
BE Gorge toust 81 nibts'', entge9nete
Sobanna. ,ltnb Sic lino ia niht per-
laiien, Sic boben ia einen treuen
8rlloer!'
| ..Sip meinpu G6nnm6i" frnatr
Evening star., 1941-09-07
BiddIe
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appointed Solicitor General so that they
might work together.
Biddle has taken an active interest
not only in his own career but in his
wifes as we'll. When one of her poems,
And They Lynched Him to Tree" was
chanted to specially composed music
played by the New York Philharmonic
Orchestra in New York this summer, Bid
die was there beaming with pride. He
tells his friends of her latest triumphs as
though they were his own.
Week ends they like to slip off to-
gether, either to the modern cottage
which they built recently on the Jersey
shore or to one of the attractive State
tourist camps on Virginias Skyline
Drive within easy motoring distance of
the Capital.
They both look remarkably young to
have son in his second year at Har-
ward. The Attorney Generals manner
is youthful, blithe, debonair. His are the
sloping shoulders of an athlete, deriving,
perhaps, from his days on Harvard's
gym team. He is given to gay
waistcoats and brightly colored ties.
There is about him an air of easy conf
dence which is likely to be an asset in
ths difncult task he has before him.