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Dalmat;on PUPPIES.

s., va ~ old. Reserve your selection.
I."Wl, nee, l.. lSaarS. Lincoln. Del
I'.uu,. ,lliOrd 633Jll All 1t
tui; SAlt. Property in Milton With
II rultN' uIcucrS. Garden. ideally To-
c;.t,d. ready for immediate occupancy.
Ii:lVid II! KING, Milton. 1t
IrOl; SALE Two building lots on
rclitcr ii : !. second street. Each ~
\ - let. So. Mrs. Henry Clark. llG
Marshall >ti,tt. Milford Sli2tp
FOL; SALE Two 3-hurnrr oil
stoves. Ou, Gn- gallon self pump oil
tHuh ono inmd meat Slic''r. Derrick
sons l.,:.t;Irrut. Milford ADJ If
.OE SAL. Chevrolet truck. 1896.
i,lI.,l iudl. good motor and rubber
Also 2-duor ord sedan. c. \. Tharp
ilnlriuituii. Telephone 3U2. S72t
FOR %\II, ;" hampers. electric
ru". e.; 1T Iaiut. > clocks. one cahi-
mt Tor fruit. some furniture. John
lIrNIS. Pam Alley. Milford. Sli-2tp
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Headquarters for Rock Wool

Loosr. granulated. bats f. @ + Mil
ford Blown OF sold 10y tag or carton.
Also ceiling materials Wholesale or
retail George r. Macklu Company.
Milford Phone 393 m2i II
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IN THE COURT OF GENERAL
SESSIONS OF THE STATE
OF DELAWARE


IN AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
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Ell &c T r OIL u x

New ElcctroluN vacuum CLEANER for
SALE Authorized repair aud e'nuiu"
parts Write George Nuhu LHkrW"od
Gardens. Dover. del S1-tf
FOR SAI.E-lo" bushels "i ~" and
v,trh 100 bales second cutting S'.il-
cra I.rsprdrzH hay. viii sell cheap
Also / good hors" or Will trad" Lon "a
good milk COW j Muring"la. l.iur"ln.
p,L. at the EoudSid, Market up
FOR SALE 500 New Hampshire
Rcd pull,lS and - Rock c"ck"Irls
From NeWtou'S strain. l'ulloruin test
ri and Narciuutrd Approximately 4
months old Arthur W. cannon.
GI,,.uuWod. prl I'hunc. Gl"2 - IN
FOR SALE N-Guot OhNcr Combine,
purchased June, l94i SD On only
2o0 acres We now hog down all our
barley. therefore hay" II" Us" i"r
combine. Charles Mills, near WrS-
coats Corner. LcwcS. lI'om" "iCl.
All
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

Having decided To discontinue farm
ing | viii sell at Public Auction on my
farm. located u OF Il mile from the
city limits North Of Harrington. Della
MiIt.. on
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MOTTO F.

No trespassing on my property
at Ellendale +. j. Nielsen.
sl4-3tp
Piano MI Sit Vocal
Poise and Cultural Method
Technique and Pedaling .
BESSIE d. ROOSA
Studio Rear OF Second Floor
s7-3t Masonic Building
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SPECIAL, CONSIGNMENT

will sell ut the same time and the
Samc terms:
l3 head of Pure Bred and Grade
Holstein Heifcrs and Bulls. All T. II.
tested and Vaccnated for Bangs.
GEORGE ROBERT MOFFETT
II Owner
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W ANTED - Experienced

Stenographer With some KNOW "dt' "l
housekeeping Permanent position. IN
10y. McNcilI and Libby Houston. Del
Telephone Milford col Sil--'
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
ORPHANS COURT SALE
Administrative Sale
Or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
LATE OF ROBERT II. c. DANIELS.
ST.. DECEASED
Situate in Cedar Creek Hundred
Sussex County. Delaware

by virtue of an order of the Or
ptanS' Court of the State of Delaware.
IN and 1or SUSSEX County. will Ice eN-
posed I" sale, by way of public auc-
ton, on
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FOR SALE Good one man FARM
3Hlu acres. "a tillahlo. , acres TIMBER.
) stanchion COW barn. horS'. harm 20
\ ~. tool shed. garage. chicken cook.
good 5-Iuom house. Electric. water IN
Kitchen. Modern sink. septic tank. etc.
Price reasonable Moving west. must
sell A. j. Barthcll. Box s.. Green
wood. Del. ON" mil" from Scott S
Gtnr, Sli-2tp
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FOR SALE Farm. A. miles from
Harrington lUn acres clear ground.
A. acres timber. 5 room house. lhrEc
barn and large stable. > corn cribs. !
stone. dairy. chicken houses. Excel
lent dairy and grain farm. Writ" or
phone Mrs. Oscar Smith, "62 Lincoln
avenue. D,lmar. Delaware. l'hun"
5jt'12. Drlnar. ''-"l
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FOR SALE one sil". IL \ 81; /
large, size electric Refrigeration. Is
.IHurt sway StanchlunS and water bowls.
3-umit DcI.nNal mixers. One iu-luch
coil cooler bother and Capp"r, |
lot Of clover hay, one !. horse motor.
one l.. hurS,. motor. James {. cor
drry. East Sixth street. Laurel, Del.
phon. 431l AL 81
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FOR SALE-Farm. Ct acres iIn
proved farm land. ana 23 acres wood
land. morc OF less. Eight room, two
story farm house, stable. barn. chick
en- houses and other outbulldngS.
Electricity Located miles north OF
Harrngton on State Highway. Apply
to John +. Evans. Harrington, Del.
alU-tt
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New Iampshltrs and Crosses. l'ltr"
orders carly for delivery on date de
sired Wanted llatchlus Eiss lIun
clean tlurks " hilc's Poultry Farm y
Hatchery. Phone 81. Milton. ll"lH
ware JG-tf
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FOR SALE One old colonial stair
hannistcr for lul. foot open stain with
curved top and bottom: piprl"S%
furnace. ! young brood SOW. Poland
Chna weighs about 80" pounds; ON"
t;-X,aI old heavy gray horse. works
anywhere ana gentle. K T.. Keller
man. Shawnr,. Hin Farms. Shawnee
Road. Milford Itp
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FOR SALE - Pure white or gray
asbestos side wall shingles, also Dutch
lap roof shingles. ColOrS: Green. black.
red and blue All shingles mailed ON 10y
experienced nail"rS. Ere" estimates
given and small monthly payments
win make your home lk" your neigh
bors. Write Al Mcgee. Sratord. Del :.
or phone Scaford 1854 al3-t
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FOR SALE 81 acre farm along
Highway 40 1l3. Partly in city of
Milford ! room dwelling. electric
lights. hot and cold water. and bath.
stables. barns. machin" sheds. large
chicken house and other "uthulldngs
Land in good stat" OF cultiVatron. !"
acres of woods. Would make mic"
chicken farm. or can be sold for build
ing lots. Apply \. X. Robbins. A"!'
North Walnut street. Milford Ih"nr
o0i a3l If
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FOR SALE

FOR SAI.E-F'rcsh frozen squid. d.
j. Shea Phone 66VR2l, Cedar Beach
Road. Milford. ma II
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FOR SALE Newton Strains. New
lIampshir"S and Barred Rocks can
,,iv,. Won Tin. Kind of flock improve
mrnt you need for 1916. Prdigr"" bred
for profitable. combination of produr-
tion. meat quality high livahility,
hatchahility. Baby chicks. hatrhinG
eggs. Catalug. order early. .. \. NcW-
ton n Son Company. T"lrphon" 211l,
Ib.nt X EridutvilIr Del - 1t
Evening star., 1945-10-14

going to work. the physician knows it within
a few hours If not, he can turn to some other
drug.
Sulfa also has drawbacks 1t damages kid
neys and some people are extremely sensitive
to it. The biggest drawback of all: Bacteria
become resistant to it. Once they have built
this resistance sulfa loses its effectiveness.
At the outset, sulfa was effective against
particular disease with almost 100 percent
regularity. Today, in some areas where re-
sistant strains of this microbe have taken hold
sulfa works only five per cent of the time.
PENICILLN: Bacteria don't seem to ac-
quire resistance to penicilin as they do to
sulfa Hence, when sulfa fails, physicians
turn to penicillin. The two are active
against approximately the same group of
diseases, with penicillin being addition
ally effective against syphilis, heart in
fections, and a few others.
1t is excreted rapidly by the kidneys. To
keep an adequate concentration of penicillin
in the blood, it must be administered every
three hours by hypodermic. Neither patients
nor doctors like this. A great amount of re-
search has been spent on penicillin pill.
This pill must withstand the strong stomach
acids which destroy ordinary penicilin. Only
recently has the problem been whipped. Up
Evening star., 1945-10-14
WHAT ABOUT THOSE MIRACLE DRUGS? by, n.tnn
by J. d. Ratclif

touched by either of them. 1t is chiefly useful
against bacteria which inhabit the intestine
to cause such diseases as typhoid fever, chol-
era, dysentery. Early work indicates that
streptomycin may be of value against tuber-
culosis and leprosy. Like penicillin, this drug
is derived from microbe that lives in the soil.
In early trials it has saved lives from
certain types of blood poisoning once
regarded as being fatal. 1t is active against
urinary tract infections which plague older
people, and against many types of surgical
infection. A year may pass before strepto-
mycin is widely available. But when it is,
it should make medical history.
VIRUSES: In sense the virus world is I'M
explored territory. Most people think of bac-
terra as bugs" Actually, they are plants.
Viruses. on the other hand, have many char
acteristics of the animal world. These incred-
IDLY small living creatures are invisible under
the best optical microscopes. They cause a
host of human ills: smallpox, infantfle paraly-
sis, influenza, sleeping sickness, rabies.
Vaccines have been found which breeent
some of these diseases - such as smallpox
and yellow fever - but as yet no drugs have
been found which will cure them.
Once this gap is filled, mans conquest of
microbes will be complete. The End
TW-f0-tS-Ay
Evening star., 1945-10-14

Are you mixed up about
them too? Here's chart
that sets them straight
TlHE past decade has been more fruitful
i than any period in the history of medical
research. One after another, glamorous new
weapons against death have tunbled from
research laboratories. Diseases once consid-
cred 100 percent fatal have yielded. Pneu-
monia, former destroyer of 100000 Ameri-
can lives year. now takes only quarter
that many. Thus, with pneumonia alone,
these drugs have saved almost as many lives
as war destroyed.
People are generally appreciative of these
triumphs over DEATH At the same time, these
discoveries have come from the laboratory
in such rapid-fre order that widespread con-
fusion exists. The above chart should clarity
the position occupied by each of these new
drugs.
Take the chart areas one at time:
SULFA: The great advantage of sulfa drugs:
They are cheap, they may be administered by
mouth The physician carries them in his bag
to use as medicine of first resort. AS rule,
response to sulfa is dramatic. If the drug is
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g e Ii nt e 3 g a opiteI
Die 9ambnraer 9rGtprins

Srau Sulie id)oB ouf ibren 8ru-
Der gu, lobolo er in Der Eure erl6ien:
"Galor! id bin Douitanoig abgebett
uno e6ouffiert. Sd made MIDI nod
gang taput, Denn oaS 10 peiter gebt. /"
Ser 8iirgermeiIter mar loIde Be,
teuerungen geDobnt. gr IieB 1i9
ourd) letne eraltierte 56meIter ME
aus Der &ube bringen. 9lu6 beute
iiberborte er lire ginleitung uno be-
grltBte tie nit fnit noiper 6reuoe:
"ab, fieb nal, SuIiel Bon jour, mel
ne 2iebe! gitte, nimm BlQb."
Vtaoame amring lieB iid in einen
SeiIel follen unO iab 10 erid0pft aus,
ols oh lie cine mebrItiinoige SuBtour
ourd) ooS 8ebirge binter 1i6 bube.
Ser 8iirgermeiiter unteroriidte cine
ltorte Teriu6ung gum Baden, iette
I'D aud uno Dartete Ser Ginge, Die
oa fommen iouten.
~Galor!" begonn 6rou SSuIie nod
elnigen augenbIiden, uou bait feline
Abnung, mle0iel Sderereien id au=
genblldlid Inn Die Sbren babe"
"gteln," entgegnete BrGtoriuS trof=
ten i'd babe feline abnung."
~GS loute oa5 niemono fir moq-
LID bolten, Der 3. g. iiebt, uie if,
trob all Der Bladereien neinen oe,
lellI9oftlid)en HfliNten nud)fomme. i"
"Sn" meinte Ser giirgermeiIter,
no5 in oielem Sale i'm Brun0e Qor
nidtS bieB.
"Gaior, ib perlidere Sir beiliq uno
teuer, Die lebten oierun05nonaiq
Stl1noen baben mein 2eben I'M Ell,
n19e Sabre oerfiir5t. Sd babe gu
Die aerger gebobt."
Bratoriu5 lpieIte ben grItounten
8ell er ieine Sdtpeiter gut fannie,
belt er Ben 8runo ibrer aufreq,,na
tltr cine 9agotelle, un6 qIs SSrou
Sulie ibren Summer offenbarte, bIieb
er ebenfous gang eeIoiien.
Wtooame beridtete: r@eItprn 8or,
mittag muBte i6 OeiB g8ires 9iin,
otgung onnebmen. Die unberI6dmte
Perlon 1agt mir nod b 0 r 6em Ser.
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3 e + n t es 6 opiteI
9Dppelte Nbrei1e

IS mar fur3 Dor Der Abfabrt oes
&olner No6tl6nea3uges. Die met
item Geilenoen bntten it6 re6t5eitig
Elm bequemes @dpldBGen in einem
ni6t au5u bollen &upe gu berl6affen
geDuBt uno plau6erten nod aus Der
8agentiire berauS nit ibren Ser
Danoten poer Sreunoen, nel9e uuf
oem Berron Big gum lebten Woment
ousbarrten. @s mar cine falte, min.
oige Nadt, uno our6 oie groBe @los-
baae oes 8abnbofes pfiff Elm eiiiger
Ge5embersSturm. 8iele &erren pQs
rem in uIiter ODER Bel5 getleioet; foIt
ale Wtitreiienoen fiibrten cine geni-
geatoe sluSDabl bon 8laios uno
Sbopls nit lid. Ser @lf-ubr>3ug
mar lonit a1eroings beiier belett. gr
oern1ittelte einen groBen Sell 6es
Perlonenberfebrs 5pil6en Noropeit>
9eutidlano uno @nglan6. 3tpei $50
gen erIter uno 5lpeiter &laiie iotpie
Elm Sleeping Gar" liefen NIT big
~oNIDuAICu Allu Uu4l uUII UuLllD uIS
Slillingen, batten 0olelblt 0ireften
InI6IuB an BEN Oompfer nod
Gueenborougb-S b-SbeerneB uno 1omit
a16 biz 2onoon. @egen 6es I6Ie6ten
gSetters tDaren beute Ibeno Die 8Iii-
finger Bagen 5iemIi6 Ieer: Die 2eute
fitrbteten Die Sabrt iiber Sen &onal;
Die &0lner 8agen oogegen tpuroen
nle getpobnli6 10 boqgepfropft, ooB
bic Sdaffner mebrere 8ortgefefte
NIT nerboien Gomen uno rei5baren
alteren &erren 0ur65ufdmpfen bot
ten. SSn einem 0omenfupe mar elm
offener &rieg ousgebro6en: iibern1ii-
De, Deinenoe &i1toer idlugen NIT Ge=
geni6irmen Inn itd, ibre Wtiitter Jag
ten ii6 propo5ierenoe 2iebenspiirbig=
feiten; Elm SdoBbiino6en, bos feline
mitleioige Serrin nidt in's &untes
fupe iperren laiien !poGte, iolIte auf
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u&eformation n5geibi6 "
uGr fatboliliert ettpas.

HeSHt'
vSS5o, ih bo6e oo5 neulid beraus.
gcfilblt. uebrigenS Giorlini Der Gel.
lit, oaS lit ein omiiionter Men16.
Gr 6ebauptet, ie0er Weenl6 babe 8or.
urteile, uno in 8eieal6often ma6t
CT formltd Stuoien, Inn bel alien oie
bctreffenoen Gorurteile gu entoef.
fcn."
Sonoerburer Sport! 8os bat er
ocnn bel Dir ent0eft?"
nGGior!"
u@a5 oenn?"
oSd) bube feine Iorurteile."
~Saboba, iiebit ou pobl? @eraoe
oas lit s e / II 8orurteiI, ooB ou bid
porurteilfrei Wdbnlt. Sabobo,, ma
chere!"
~9u bit beute bosbaft! Iuf @ie.
oerIeben!" grollte Mooome sSulie un6
ndberte 1t6 Der Eiire. @egen ibren
Bruoer Dugte lie ni6t, mebr 5u ia.
gen, aus 5ur6t, er fonne lie feline
Superioritdt fiiblen lu1len.
Fratorlus i6eQte Dem Oiener
"Scffnen Sic WoOome 9lmrinq ben
8agen."
Gonn reidten bic ungleiden sc.
i6wilter iiG Die @onD, un0 6ruu SSsu-
lie - Die, neben6ei bemerft, einen
Inn ben an0ern Sag ibreS 8ruoers
@quipoge 5ur Gerfiigung bate -
fubr tpelter, I'm ibren 3ablreiden
Serptlldtrngen nab5ufommen. Ser
Burgermeliter ludte lein 9rbeits5im-
mer auf
~Sorurteile." n1urmelte er, uoie
baben mir ale, ia, Dos lit mabr. 90
tit 3. 9. ser Brofclior, Der meint, 6as
Gbriltertun lei Elm Wonopol Der
&atbolifen! "a lit Gblotiloe, Die
meint, tie t0nne 0as alima bier nidt
oertragen, rno babel lit lie fiinfuno.
ie65ig Sabre alt! Sd ieltit? Sabe id
aud gorurteile? Sd nit meinen
pelBen Soaren? Selbltreoeno! Mber
pel6e? Sd mollte, ie1nono Iagte
mfrs einmol. gsa, oos miro 10 lei6t
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fetner tun. Sm, alio Die Srieiter
fommen 1tibt? SIT mir I'M @ru11oe
Iebr re6t, b1tten pienei9t bo6itens
l1nfrieben se6ro6t. 8esbaIb9 Nun
neil neil tie etnen ittlen
SOB eegen ibren feberii6en &nbang
begen, natiirli9, 9eter ltnb mir in
ibren augen, oerloren fir 3eit uno
@Digfeit. @s lit oo9 Elm Santmer,
oaB Oeitglieoer unierer gut Iutbert.
lben SamiIie oieIem aIeinieligma.
6enben IbergIa1tben in Die Sdnoe ge-
follen iino!" 9arauf oa6te Der @rets
an feline eigenen S0bne. Sermonn,
Der 8erliner STUDENT, iollte ia balo
81 ben @eibna6tsferien eintreffen.
Der miro ii6er ettpus Gii6tiges iper-
BEN. Otit Stol3 ba6te Der 8iirger-
meiIter an i'm. 1no gaIar? Cine
Srdne rann Dem olten Serrn iiber
Die magere 8ange, binob in ben
IdneeiDeiBen 8oabart. GGIor! Ser
graue 8oter ieuf5te tief auf. . @ott,
mein @ott, @Gior! Salt mar
6eute ni6t 1onnerstag? &i6tigl
Seute Ibeno moate Gdiar iiber 8lii=
ltngen naf @nglono, Damn bon bort
no6 8raiilien. Sn i6IGfloien N66-
ten botte Der 8iirgerneiIter beI6loI-
ien: &ein 8ort 11nter bier 4ugen nit
9Gior; er jon orbeiten, fir Ionge
3eit; Oos lit ooS bette. @ott miro
alleS mobl oronen Sd bleib' 90
bel! 0onnerl6log, BrGtorius, feline
S6pa6e, Ou bit INNER Elm Wann
gelpeien!
Oeit iorgenboIler, ober rubiger
Miene iebte Der 8iireermeiIter ii6
Damn an ben 56reibtiid uno begonn
Ieine 9lr6eit. @s banoelte li6 Inn elm
HeIume an Oos BIenum bes 5eno-
teS, ii6er Die Neubeiebrtng Ser Steae
zines Boli3eiberrn. BrGtorius noQte
Den fiir5lib gepdb1ten Senator Cob
ring in goridlog brineen.
3ebntes &nbiteI
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gerlangen elmer gngldnberin ent.
|fernt tDeroen. aIs Der Sugfiibrer ent.
I6teb, 10 fleine Sut6e oiirften, tuenn
ite ni6t belIten, IN einen &orb' auf
Dem S9oBe Der 8eiiserin mitfabrett,
rib bie @ngldnberin ibr San6gepa6
bon ben Nesen betunter, rief ben
S6affner unb nerIangte etn an0eres
4upe. Oie 8eltBerin bes Sunoes er'
bieIt babel einen StoB nit benz
Sdirmfutteral, tDofiir ii6 ote @ng'
lGn6erin nur nit einem blitarttgen
@rinien enti6uloigte.
ugtur ibneG, menn Sic rauspol-
len" rief Der S6affner, nglei6
gebt's ab! 81, BORT iteigen sic Elm,
oos 51peite &upe Oa unten erIter
&loiie. So! Sier, i6 nebme i6on Sbr
9anogepGd."
@erooe ols Die Sun0efeinoin tpies
Ser our &ube gefommen mar, traten
3pei Serren aus Der Siire 0es 8ur-
teiaales. Sbnen folgte elm 9iener,
pelGer cine SanOtal6e aus &rofootl-
le6er uno Elm Bloi0 nit Stod un6
S6irm trug. Sffenbar mollte nur ber
iitngere Ser beioen Serren perreiIen:
er bate einen bequemen Bel5 an uno
auf Dem &9pfe cine meide 8iber.
miibe; an einem longen l6por3en
2eoerriemen bing Ser &rimlteber,
uno unter Dem Arme i6oute Elm Sod
3eitltngen berbor. Sein 8egleiter
blidte ouf Die trunsparente S6eibe
Der groBen 8ubnbofsubr: o0o6 bier
Winuten, Gaiar! 8enn Ser Srie6ri9
etwo os langiomer gefabren pdre,
bGtteIt bu OaS No6ieben."
Ger onoere iogte: u9os ip6re ia.
taI getpelen, beionoers neil man ni6t
miiien fonn, oh Der Steomer nod
Sueenborousb feline 8er30gerung ba-
ben miro. @inen Sag mo6te id gerne
in 2onoon bleiben: palliert aber et-
mas unterpegS, 10 muB ih gleid Biz
2iperpool ourdfabren."
gu Dem 0iener gepenoet, iette er
bin3u: u8ringen Sic oas Sanoge-
pGd an ben Sdlofpogen uno geben
Sic mir ben S6ein fir meinen &of.
fer"
~SSapobl, Serr 8rdtoriusl Sier lit
Der @epadld)ein."
~Gdiar, 0u baIt ood oireft nod
2onoon aufgeben lailen?"
~@eipiB, SnfeI 8remer! 2onoon,
Sictoriu=S =Station. gs lit ales in Orb.
nung. 90, ber S6Iafmogentonouf.
teur pinft, es lit 3eit! @riiBe ulio
nod einmal Eonte 1tno Dor ol1em
Imrings, 6ie if geItern Ieioer nidt
81 Souie trof. 0os @eldGftIi6e ia.
ben mir ia beipro6en. Sd telegra.
pbiere, tpenn mir 2iperpooI berloiien,
uno oann iofort BON Bobio. Sort
boffe ib bel Sernon6e3 Sermanos
BoIt bon Dir gu finoen"
~@ut, gut. Soffent1id lit 6etne
&eiie fir unIer SouS BON oouern6em
ytuBen. grbole Oi9 ober ou6, gGIar:
on ltebit in LETTER 3eit i6Ie6t aus.
Mtorgen mirlt 0u 6i9 biellei6t ouf
Die Seefranfbeit idon gefoBt MAIDEN
miiiien, Die Selegramme bonn &onaI
itno iebr miierabel. IS lit gut, oaB
oein 8ater oi6 ni6t 5ur 8ebn ge.
bro9t bat: Der eiitge 8ino lit ia gon5
abi6eulid!"
Gdior Bratorius iogte ni6ts oIs:
~@riiBe 8apo uno Sonte gb1otiloe
nod einmol re6t ber3lid, ou9 Ser
mann, menn er bon Berlin fommt."
~8ia i6 tun. 81, 6u bait ia oein
Sdlofmogenbiaet i6on beute Neor.
gen ma, Der 8ogen lit ni6t iebr
beiett."
Gortiesung foIat)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-15
Gortiesung)

uSerr 8iir8ermeiIter," entgegnete
Der Erofelior, u0a liegt tDabrbaftia
Der SaIe i'm 8feffer! 9lber i'd frage
ipie0erum: Wer iou Der berunpo6-
lenOen Generation IoliOe un0 bauer
bate 8egriffe DON 5ittlidteit, 8e.
ruf5treue uno Hflibterfiiaung, ia,
bon Spfernlut beibringen? Die Ste
ligion, nibt 1pobr? gtid)t Oie Oers
Daidene, boIb pbilolopbiIde, balb
pbontoItiihe 8efiibl5Ouielei, ionoern
Die oltc, nelln5ebnbunoert Sabre alte
Heligion 0e5 &rcu5es. llno mo lit Die-
ie 9fcligion prattlld in llebung? Sd
fin0e iie bel meinen geIdid)tli6en
StuOien INNER Dieoer in Der roni=
16en Stride. Srob Nepoti5nu5, llep-
pigfeit, 3uttloiigfeit, @errihiuHt
1n0 SdDabe Oieler 9irten 0ieler
Stride: e5 bleibt nobr, Die @eiIig-
felt, oie totiQ6lide 9lu5iibung Ser
2ebre Gbrilti unter ben i6DerI ten
Spfern uno it alien mogli6en 8e=
fQbren lit cin Frtoileg 0es &utboli=
5tSm11S
Sebt iprong Ser 8Urgermei1ter BON
ieinem SeIiel auf: Sum &udud,
Brofellor, Oa luIlen Sic ltG 0o6 gIei6
bel Ben SeIuiten a15 8e16i6tsbuus
melIter anltelen!"
&ubig Derlebte 6in0er: SD bege
feline 5artliden 8efiible fir Die Sc
lulten. Iber 5u Der lteber5eugung
bin i'd gefomnen: BON Ser fatboIis
ld)en Stride ertDorte i9 0ie Jfettung
unlerer 8eIeIlidaft u11o unIerer &uls
tur, nidt bonn @uItoo=NOolf= =8erein,
Dem on5ugeb0ren id ieIblt oie @bre
babe, ni6t bonn 8rote ltantenberein,
nldt bonn gpongelilden 8unO, ni6t
bon Der 9ellSarmee, nidt -"
gr bielt inne, 0enn Der Oiener trot
Elm unO meloete, Wtuoome Mnrinq lei
i'm 9eluds5immer.
"Sat man M / 6 ge1piinl6t? SIT
Sraulein ni6t bel ibr?"
"Nein, Serr 8iirgermeiIter, Nfo=
oome frogte gar nidt nod SrduIein. "
Bratoriu5 piinIdte, ieine S6pG-
germ Gblotil0e D0re gerufen NOR.
ben. SSnoeS NOR es ibm beute uub
lieb, Die unterbolt11ng nit 6inoer
abbreden gu t0nnen. gr rei6te lei=
nem @olte lGdelno Die He6te uno
IQgte: ~gtidts fir UNCUT, 1ieber 9Sro-
feiior. Sic miiiien es Dem garrulus
Se'1eF ourd Oie Singer ieben, penn
er ii6 Sbnen qegeniiber tpebrt, Der
Sic ooS groBe 8erf 2utbers ra6ifol
obgetan miilen 1poIlen. Bis nadber.
Wir fommen nod uuf Oie 6roge gu
rid"
Der 8iirgermeiiter betpiQfommne=
te Damn feline S9meiter, mGbreno
Sinoer in ben 3a65in1mern nud
nelteren literoriI6en Seltenbeiten
forl9te.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-15

- 9erjenige Menib, Ser @ott be.
tritgen mill, betriigt it6 om @n6e
INNER Ielblt
Evening star., 1945-10-14
Visiting Families

Mrs. J. Sinsheimer of Baltimore is
spending the winter with her SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Sidney Seidenman.
Mrs. Jessie Kornicker of New
York will come to Washington this
week to visit her mother, Mrs. Ma
than Kahn.
Mrs. Norman Fischer is the guest
of her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs
Milton Marcuse, in New York.
Pvt. Stanley Rosendorf, who is
stationed in Florida, is home on
furlough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Meyer Rosendorf.
Mr.. Milton Ney, jr.. is out of the
Army and with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ney, on Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. Horace I. Pack, with her son
Robert, is in Williamsburg, where
Evening star., 1945-10-14
Warrenf0n

Mrs. Waddy B. Wood has closed
her cottage on Lees Ridge and will
spend the winter in Washington
with her daughter, Miss Virginia
Wood, who is employed with the
French Mission.
Mrs. Houston Sadler and her son
Houston, who made their home here
for several years, sailed Wednesday
on Norwegian ship for India to
join Mr.. Sadler.
Col. and Mrs. Melville Grant and
Miss Cynthia Grant have left for
West Point, N. Y, where Col. Grant
will be stationed following a long
tour of duty overseas.
Mr.. Russell Arundel left Wednes-
day for Europe. He first will go to
England and from there to Czecho-
slovakia.
Miss Agnes Blackwell spent the
past week in New York.
Miss Gretchen Mueller is visiting
relatives in Kentucky and Tennes-
see.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander T. Thomp-