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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-03
Troilo Paisley

The marriage of Miss Christine
E.. Paisley, daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Walter Paisley, of West
Grove, Pa, and Seaman First
Glass Gerord D. Troilo, son of Mrs
Eleanor Troilo, of Toughkenna-
mon, Pa, was solemnized at St
Patrick's Rectory at Kennett
Square on Saturday afternoon
March 81, at one o'clock, with the
Rev. Mr.. Mckenzie, officiating.
The bride wore a gown of white
satin, fashioned with a tight bod
ice, sweetheart neck line, and long
pointed sleeves. Her veil fell
from a coronet of orange bios
SONS and she carried a bouquet
of white Easter lilies.
Miss Nancy Troilo, sister of the
groom, was maid of honor, and
Rocco Malchione acted as best
man.
After a reception at the home
of the brides parents, the young
couple left for a trip to New York.
For her going away outfit, the
bride wore mellon rose suit
with black accessories and cor
sage of white roses.
Mrs. Troilo is a graduate of
Avon Grove high school and is
now employed at Wilmington,
Del. The groom is a graduate of
Kennett high school and is now a
of the U. S. Navy.
Mrs. Troilo is the granddaugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. P. McMil-
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-03
Jefferson High
School News

In the spelling contest held at
the courthouse last Wednesday
night by the American Legion,
Jefferson school won three hon
ors. Peggy Sue Oliver was the
winner in. the 9Th grade, Ann
Francis in the 7th grade and Dean
C.. Jones of the 9th grade won
over the entire high school group.
Those, attending the debates
held in Boone at the district meet
last Thursday were: Colleen Lit
tie and William Austin, Jr., af-
firmative debaters; Mary Cor
don Austin and Ruth Dixon, neg
ative team; Mrs. Gertrude Vaught,
coach; Walter Bare and Imogene
Barker, students from the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Austin and
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Little attend
ed the fourth round of debates at
Appalachian when Colleen Lit
tie and William Austin, Jr., were
debaters in the finals.
The Jefferson debating teams
that entered the state debating
contest sponsored each year by
the University of North Carolina,
returned with a good report, on
Thursday night. At the district
meet in Boone, a winning affirm
alive and negative team is chosen
to go to Chapel Hill.
This year, Forest City, Boone,
Mars Hill, Upton Hill, Miller's
Greek, Piney Creek and Jeffer-
son were scheduled to meet at
Appalachian for the final con-
tests. ..
Jefferson debated Boone in the
first round and won on the af-
firmative side then they contest
ed Upton Hill in the second
round. Jefferson negative con-
tested Boone negative; then in
the finals, Boone, Upton Hill and
Jefferson debated fourth round
with Upton Hill winning and
Jefferson the runner-up for Sec
ond place.
John Charles Roland, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Flake Roland, of
Jefferson, won the prize for sell
ling the most bonds in the third
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-03

Mr.. c. E. Edwards is spending
this week at Winston-Salem, with
his wife, who is in the Bap-
fist Hospital. Her condition is
good and she is improving.
Miss Fina Perkins, of Sturgills.
Miss Reval Hall, Cadet Nurse, OF
Baltimore and Sturgills and Miss
Ester Greer, of Sturgills visited
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Frazier here
on Monday.
Miss Opal Burgess, who has
held a responsible position with
the Navy Department in Washing
ton for some time, has returned to
her home here and has accepted a
position with her father in the
furniture store.
DR.. and Mrs. R. E. Repass, OF
Miami Beach Fla, have arrived
at Healing Springs for the sum-
mer. The hotel will be opened to
the public little later, it was an
nounced.
Mrs. Carl B. GRAPHICAL, who
was i'll at her home for several
days last week, is able to be out
again.
Mr.. Earl B. GRAPHICAL was in
Charlotte on business on Monday.
Miss Mildred Sedberry has been
undergoing treatment in the Da-
Wis Hospital in Statesville, Her
condition is improved, her many
friends will be glad to learn.
Miss Billie Miller, of Charlotte,
spent. the past week end here
with her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
V. Miller.
Mrs. j. w. Barlow, who has
been i'll at her home at Green VAL
ley, is improving. Her daughter,
Miss Margaret Barlow of Bristol,
is spending this week at her home.
Miss Josephine Robinson, of
Winston-Salem, spent the week
end at her home.
Mrs. Bob Harkleroad, of Bris-
ltol, spent the week end with her
niece, Mrs. E. A. Ray.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-03
HONORED AT DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ham enter
tanned a number of friends at
their home at chicken dinner,
last Thursday night, in honor of
Wayne Rotten, who left on Satur-
day to enter the armed service.
Following the dinner the group
enjoyed informal games. Those
present included the following
Misses Ruth, Eula Mae, and Vir-
ginia Elliott, Bill Joe and Bury
Brown, J. D., Raymond, Ivan and
Reece Elliott, Misses Julia and
Nell Rotten, Misses Grace, Irene
and Magalene Elliott and Ernest
Elliott.
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Personals

Mrs. Hartness Revis, of Red
Lion. Pa, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. r. K. Woodruff, of Nathan's
Creek. Mrs. Revis spent several
weeks with her daughter in Ma
con, Ga.
Miss June Vannoy, of Red Lion,
Pa, IS visiting her sister, Mrs. T.
K. Woodruff, at Nathan's Creek.
Mrs. Gertrude Murphy and
grandson, Johnnie Gargis, of Jop-
pa, Md, are visiting their aunt,
Elvira Brown, at Nathan's Creek,
and other relatives in the county.
Mrs. George Perkins and son,
Johnnie, left this week to spend
some time in Maryland and Penn
sylvania with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. M. S. Rotten and Mr.. Wayne
Rotten spent Wednesday and
Thursday of last week with rela-
tives at Wytheville, Va.
Among those from out of the
county visiting Mrs. T. ]. Bau-
guess, who is seriously ill at the
Ashe county hospital, is her
daughter, Mrs. Dan Good, of
Lancaster, Pa, and the following
sons: Joe Bauguess, of Como
wingo, Md; Rev. and Mrs. Vaughn
Bauguess, of Marion, Ohio; Cap
tain Grant Bauguess, of Chicago,
Ill, and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bau-
guess, of Newton.
1t. Ruth Shepherd, of the Army
Nurses Corps, Atlanta, Ca, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal P. Garman, of
Charlotte, are visiting 1t. Shep-
herds and Mrs. Garman's grand
mother, Mrs. T. j. Bauguess, who
is a patient at the Ashe hospital.
Rev. R. C. Wagner spent sew
eral days this week with relatives
in Greensboro.
Rev. and Mrs. Tom Eldreth of
Mullens, w. Va, formerly of this
county, spent last week with Mr..
and Mrs. Bill Blevins and other
relatives in the county.
Mary and Billy Mullis, of West
Jefferson. are spending this week
with their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Osborne, of Creston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lazuras Lewis
were the dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant Tomlinson, recently,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-03

A mix seeded to orchard grass anas
Ladino clover proved the bestin that
region. It produced 5,996 lbs. of
milk per acre, with a production
value of $142 per acre, after deduct
ing cost of fertilizer, grain sa4pp1e-
ment, moving cost. etc..
The point is simply this.
maybe there is a better mixture
of grasses; than the one now in
your permanent pasture, which
will bring more milkper acre. Il
suggest you look into this. lsy a
visit with your county agent. He
can tell you what mixtures have 1,
proved best in your county.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-03
PREVETTE - DAUGHTRY

Announcement has been re-
ceived here of the marriage OF
Miss Christine Daughtry, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Daugh-
try, of Smithfield, to Cpl. James
Robert Prevette, of the Army,
formerly of Jefferson, on Sunday,
April l, at Bennettsville, S. c.
Cpl. Prevette recently return
ed after spnding 81 months in the
European theater of operations.
The young couple is now visit
ing the groom's mother, In Florida
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-03
Miss Todd Made
Member OF DKC

The following article was taken
from THE Appalachian" a week.
ly paper published by the students
OF Appalachian State Teachers
College:
Rarely, if ever, has an initiate
of Delta Kappa Gramma been so
honored as was Miss Eula Todd
on last Saturday afternoon. Us
ually the candidate is required to
present herself at a designated
time and place; in this instance
the officials, bringing the needed
paraphernalia, came to Miss Todd.
1t was fitting that the initiation
should take place in Lovill Par
lor the setting of Miss Todd's So
clal and professional activities in
the happy past. Miss Hattie Par
rott, former state president and
a member of the N. c. Department
OF Education, presented the candi-
date for membership. Presiding
was Miss Hattie Fowler, State
President of Delta Kappa Gram
ma, and member of the faculty
OF Lenoir-Rhyne College; others
assisting in the initiation were:
Miss Louise Reid, President of
M Chapter, Hickory; Miss Lou
Use Hood, of Morganton; Miss
Elizabeth Cradduck, a former
Tennessee member; and Misses
Burch and Lilies, local members
of Nu Chapter. After the cere-
mony those present, joined by
Mrs. Harden, enjoyed get-to-
gether dinner in the cafeteria,
Delta Kappa Gramma is a ma
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-03
WAGNER MAN IS
GIVEN PRONkUM

An Eighth Air Force. Buibxr
Station, England The Nrnnus>
ton of Val G. Sheets n, a NRhg-
oner, from the grade Of cMRaEza
to sergeant has been ann0azmren
by Colonel Frank p. BosaE0in az
Bangor, Maine, commanding UkFf-
Ger of the 490th Bomb. GrUup, -
Bit Flying Fortress unit Of fhe
Eighth Air Force with which S..
Sheets is a ball turret gunner.
Sgt. Sheets is the son 09 nRE.
and Mrs. J. M. Sheets, of Wagun-
er, and prior to entering He Ar
my Air Forces in SepAEznReE,.
1943, was employed by the Il s..
Department of the Interest,"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-03

tional honor society of women en-
gagged in the work of education.
Scattered everywhere, countless
young people, mature men and
women, whose lives Miss Todd
has enriched will be glad to
learn that there are others who
are mindful of the contribution
she has made to the cause of ed
ucation."
Miss Todd has been making her
home in Jefferson since retiring
from her school work.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-03

You know. I've been under the i'm
preston for quite number of years
that milk comes from cows. Now l
get a USDA leaflet which figures
out how much milk is produced by
an acre of pasture!
This USDA leaflet discusses
program set up by the Bureau of
Dairy Industry. Twelve pasture
plots were planted with various
grasses and clovers, each plot getting
different seeding. The amount of
milk given by cows pastured on each
of the plots was recorded daily.
Using the milk price in that region,
it was easy to figure how many
dollars worth of milk was produced
on each type of mixture. Some very
sharp differences were found.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-03

Mo matter how good a big, thick,
~ juicy steak may be or how hun
cry you are for such treat, you still
want some side dishes of vegetables,
a glass or two of milk and chunk
of apple pie or a dish of ice cream.
So, too, regardless of how hungry
your cows are for fresh green forage,
they want some side dishes also, con-
sisting of grain supplement. They
need grain for two reasons to keep
them in top condition and to main
tain milk production at high levels.
The amount of grain a COW
should get while on pasture
depends largely on the amount of
milk produced. Each cow should
be fed on a basis of its produc-
ton. Grain feeding is particu-
larly important in late summer,
when pastures may go down.
A good guide on this subject is
Publication 100, Extension Service,
University of Tennessee, Knoxville,
Tenn It contains two grain mix
lures recommended for feeding while
cows are on pastures, and suggests
feeding based on quality of pasture
and production volume per COW.
The information in this bulletin
will help you figure out how much
of each kind of grain you'll need to
carry your herd through the summer
at highest production level.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-03

Z he best way to handle an accident
or a fire or something of the sort, is
to prevent it before it happens. And
the best way to control flies is not
after they start Fostering, but before
they hatch.
Sprays may make more comfort
for you and the cows at milking time,
but Wisconsin points out in Exten-
sion Folder 88 that most sprays have
very little to do with actual controlof
the number of flies around the barn.
Fly control starts in the places,
where flies breed. Houseflies and
stable flies breed in manure and
moist, rottin9 bedding material.
The best thing to do, particu-
1arly at this time of year and
on through summer, is to Get
manure applied to your land as
soon and as often as possible.
Some new sprays may beavailable ::
to farmers soon, using DOT, which
will be big help in controlling flies
Meantime, l know you'll find sune.
interesting ideas in Folder 80, which,
you can get by writing the Extension
Service, University of Wisconsin.
Madison, Wisc.*
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-03

e>stss, = Szs<xsMe
Ian, of West Jefferson and hzs
many friends here.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-03

"NorEs There vsvolly Is a Sc chorge Ear
pomphlefs moied to non-residenas &C %
sfote, but possibly your own stote has .
free Pomphletont HE some subject. Askruar
: :':''' MmcA Boz
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watle,, IN, Reid
crit II, ~rei 1akrett

isronfiurt a. 90. Tplitiih fiibren
Sc 0eutid)c elauben, bab Die Stunt
muniitiid,c 1artei i'm Sale elmer
0abl einen la!r'inena,tisan Siea IN
ser pcitliGen Sdlite ser alnerlfa.
niihen Bone uno srenisItlns 80 Ero-
3ent aller 'Stilnlnen IN c'ner Wabl III
allen 3onen oapon.ru9en Dilroe.
Sros oieies 3eiGens ser Starfe ltim,
men oie ,siibrer ser ao:lilHilniltiifen
Yartei mi: oenen Ser So5ialoemofro-
ten unS ocs 3entrlns Oarin ilber-
elm, baB aIe gSalen a;oglid,lt auT
brei sabre binausge'c)cben iperoe'l
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3entrotlorslaeer befreit luuroe, er,
fl4rt: rgSir nliillen Sen Srieb 5ll &c.
borden Snrh sen 1r'eb 81 oenfc'l
erieben, oSer 9elrtiGl:,lD lit fir im-
mer perioren."
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Gommuniiten oie 5tpeitit1rtite oeut-
ife Gartsi, ltrebt einc .epolutionare
Nationali!iering Der SnouItrie" an,
uno es lit 5u ereparten, sal, iie bafiir
oic unteritiis,ine Scr Glfbolifen fin.
oen reroca.
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.niihe Hioh;ere oeutlts Driiden ,pic.
Der aafgebaut boben, bat piele 9eut.
Ide tief 6ceinoruft. Die srobe @ilen,
babnbriite bel Ouish.,r3 nit elmer
WeiamtlGngc BON 800 Istcr, pc:l
oenen 2Si Meter iibcr sem Maiier
liegen, tuilrOc in lpcnigcr ais elmer
Isolde :la,G Naubeyiun Sem Gerfebr
iihergebeE. 1000 Munu arbeitetc:l
uluntcr5rthcn IN Saeca, uno Nadt-
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Naiiertsn Sic Dtetbooe, 1eile Der
0riide it)on iertig nlc:r.iert 5ur9aus
it. lie 5l 1ransporticrcn.
Der Gbgi Der Yloniere I'M Sber-
itcn Silliicrten Sauptquarticr mar
Iebr ernit ais er feititeJ'tc,: sd fam
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itorllng Ter 9riiden a,igelpanoten
Mittet unO Wtannidoiteu feineslpegs
be.: nilit0riiden @irfiutq entipra.
den, bie lie IN @irfliUtrit ersieltcn
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Scr SGlpicrigfeitsu be;ul Nieoeraui
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1iiSii<tc Deemnscr,te
Int Berlin oei,,t,Ssn

Goris. SroBe Eager non liiol'den
9iiteln llno Hit,lalge Itunocn, oa-
rl,nter ein Eager nit 1,25O,OOO
perid,ieoenen slrtifelH, iollen, ,ple
bier miiasteilt lullroc, i'll Der nnntris
fnniiden 3ciosungs5pnc IN 9feld) &C,
iunOeli lpurben leln.
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runa in .,rnntillrt a. ". nnter Net
tuna pon Gapt. Suli", Yugmnn nl1s
Nelp s)ort, iihtet geac!irartlg Snu-
ieuoe uon giibern. Sof,menten un>
lperturueu Mauuitriolea, Die aus
Spnugosen gcitoblsn pnroen.
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Sleines Serifon
Gin einsiaarti9er Warft

Ser Sulnpe-M -Marft bon Suron,
Soutb Infota, lit elm ein5igartigcs
llntcrnebmcn, bas imierbalb elmer
einaiaen Organization Id1ntlidN
|Shritte in ser Gerlp1nbIung bonn
Gobnrater,al bis gum iertieen Yrc.
ouft ,miabt. slae 2tpiidenbanSler,
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nit Nroiitanteil eingrelien. iino aus
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aui elmer 900 Nder aroben Garm
iein eigercs 8ieb. id,laftet, perpaft
uno pertreibt es. Ser 0tarft tpuroe
1887 bon Gem aus Werrdngerooe
am Sars itanmenoen Ilbert Santpe
Sr. geeriinSct, ser 1882 nad) &uron
ausaapanSert mar. 1907 iri,rSe Der
Marft IN elmer 8eiie mooerniiiert.
unb perefSbert, bab MI. i'm als ben
beiten oes gar5en georolpeltens I'm.
Icres 9anSes be5eid)nets Sspan3lg
Sabre ip1ter, 1927, fano Die erofT.
nlune DER jcbisen gnlase itatt. Aut
Wunid iarn Ser 8ei,,d)er einen Bid
.,bintcr Sic 8uliiien" perfen, no
lelifateltcn gefodt. Nrot unb Stu.
den gebafen, gSiirite, Sped, Shln'
ten ,m1 Sdmal3 3,,bereitet meroen.
gs iteben rieiiee 2agerranme 3uri
gerfiigung. uno oas @runoaeihob
oes @ebGuoes lit NIT MuSnabn,e oes
shladjtruies uno hcr Diimgemit.
teI.Mbteilung cine fomplette ~sod.
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S,opper lit fein .lnhcllspreOigcr

Sooper lit fein slnacllspreolger.
Gr benliibt iih ciniof, ole Moglit'
feiten oes vG-Man" III ielnem int
merlp1brcnOen &i xiii Dem Ser,
brehen riJtig 81 be:lrteiien.
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te, sic ,selnc slallben, oab oas Ser
bred,eu cin froniider Sultano it, Sen
mir innrer batcn .rerotn."
8as sic Gerbred,en Susenoli:er
unbelungt, ertldrt er, ha6 nabe0l
aac ibre ur,ahen voirc; Wieoerer-
ribtung bcs Seims. Ger Stride nno
ser Sd)u!e ais Bait!onca eines iau.
beren unH reOlihen Sc;ens aisgc-
mer5t pe.oen fonnten.
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oinefooten

als Die Vegegnung gtapoIeons oes
Gritten nit 8isntarf porhereitet
puroc, iab ser Soiier Der Jran3oien
ipie allf Oen iSeloe Elm Bauer ieinen
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ySln Sic bas nid)t," ioate Ser
aaiicr, vnand Elm rni;berlcgter Gnt.
ld)lub fam idlimme Jolsen baben."
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rSabcn Sic &inoer2"
vIas nift, aber id3 babe cinen
&rieg an3efangeu, unO Ger foitet
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uno reidte Dem iin5itliben Che.
mann sic &ano: sd sratuliere 81.
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G0niain bebt ie OF. Wenn be Jim
abers mid paiien oeibt, ocnnIo bet le
CIR oot un nebmt lit ne aunere.
slls Ser anabe nun germ elnmal
sic aonigin ieben ipollte, 5eigte iic
ibn ser Suffer. Der &nabl ianb, oaB
lie gar nidt anbers ausidbe, als Die
anoeren 9ienen unb erfunrigte it'd,
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i'd Sc ieggen, 5err YrlnS nit er.
laubnis 81 iagcn, tie bett eli, lauge'
res Sinterteil als Be aneeren"
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angencblne, beitere llno reisenhe 81.
genihdft oes 6elb bis 5uin nnertrGg
liU @epc!tiamen ltcilsrll tonne nnb
er maint ;}innober Iei cine duBerit
aftioe Iaroe, bepprsngt Oo1n ener.
giidrn, gciiInoen, 'robrn Wegifen
luo Sen Fatl1rpolferu. Neiter iprid,t
Goethe uoi, eiller tennrilbigcnoel,
8irf!n,g oes 3innpber iIno eril,nert
all sic rer5iirneuoe" Gsirtung, hie
es auf pctiIieoeue 5icre ausiibt. 0e.
irgifs Gcrucrtling ser ;sarbe inl ,sn.
nclrouu luarnt ct Dor 9roB2r SID.
d;sn, cic il1 iorn.lih ias Srgan
~bohrcr" .;io ungiaur .ste ieell'tc
Gridiittcrllnuen herrprrleien.
s(uc5 C.au.Rpt (Giolein lit nuh
UoetGe eiHe iebr l,nrubi3e 6arbc unb
er ip:it)t luobl iihcr aus elmer iebr
unliebiamcr teriabruaa, apenn er
nciut, bob ei1c Snrctc bon eincm
ganS reinen, geidtti9.cn giolctt einc
slrt uncritdgllber NeGclupar! iein
miiiie.
Die Sarbe recler NcirIaOigurg linO
9eiricoltng lit iiir 8oetljc oas 4riiH,
Sm riWorcn 8riiu" b.lten iih beioc
Muttcrfurbcn (Bclb no glal) 1T
scr Scrilliidumg ons @leibgeuitt
uuo 10 rube Muae uno Ecmilt au1
oieien e'enii1ten .lclc auI einerl
! Giriaren'. Wtan !rlIl n!d)t .reiter,
man fam nitDt lpeiter. Scsapegen fiir
3intmer, al bcneu man iidl INNER be-
| inoet, olc arilne Sarte 5ur Sapete
meiit geLiDlt miro"
! Solpeit Goethe.
Sir Die ,srlu, 81 Die SeItalt,na
hires Scln:s cine ibrer uurneDlnlid)s
litcr sluisabcn oils ScIsircu lit, cnt.
bG!t :ieler praftilfc Icil Der 8oetbe-
! iden Sar5enlebre uiel .tnregenocs
uno mel Nittl,ngpe;ienoes. Sies
gilt auW i!tl o;e Sra:, Sic o!d) bellts
IEph .ueiB, oub Sanourteiten mebr
limb als S.:uoarbeit, bai; lie Iusornd
ser 8erionlidteit ii,o, fiialtlerild)e
SchopIllng, oab lie. rlttt.g perltan.
Sen, picluelr AmatelrfllrIt limo als
varbeit 1as aunIt1eruerbe pernla9
uie uio simmer Die Sanocrbelt als
| ,'uefirtie Sd)npiung au er|esen.
| ;sarbcn ipielen i'm Sntcnraum elnt
iiberaus lp;Gtiss NoIle. = Sie Holl(
Der ,sarbon lit ,pid)t;acr ialt als o:t
ser 6c:n,cn.
. Not uNo @clo neblt elnlgen lbrel
islbartcn geben @drmc aro mllo'
s(nrcgung, arer5en is.ie;en beltlnll11
ab urb errcgen sic GmpIlroung Der
| llnbeatbvit, llntid)lpilcubelt. Wal'
ilibt pbpl;ltD uno ieelildN tait ,,no
Iiliebt Dor oein glif nao @riln ha!
;nnerlidje Stiae in iiet, Die es oenl
0epobucr nitteilt. ~ bnben Die
,Sarbcr in! Maum iplpobl cine rullnQ'
lihe (opiila)e), luic cine lcelllt)e ant'
gobe j:. trfilllen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-16
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