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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-10-10
Leitersburg News

Grange Hall during October 4 and
S, at which flowers, fruits, grains
and needle. and crochet-work were
shown. Cash was awarded for first.
second and third prizes and there
were special prizes as we'll Door
prizes were won by Mrs. Dofle-
meyer, Mrs. Hollingsworth n d
YVOnne BoWard.
The Grange is to be compliment
ed on the display entered and the
fine and friendly community spirit
created by the exhibit.
The Leitersburg Womens Miss
ionary Society held its October
meeting at the home of Mrs. Ronald
Itnyre, in Smithsburg. The Itnyre
family lived in Leitersburg until
Mr.. Itnyre entered the service. At
ter his discharge they purchased a
new home in Smithsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bledsoe
spent the week end in New York
City.
Miss Mary Poe was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kerr, Frostburg,
over the week end and was dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Kerr,
Jr., in Emmitsburg, on Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Eakle, who
were married during the past year,
have gone to housekeeping in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Punt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Eakle, who
live in the house purchased by Hol-
lis Barnes, are announcing the ar
rival of a son, born at the Waynes-
boro Hospital, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Stouffer have
sold their farm on the Ringgold
Road, to Mr.. and Mrs. George Clop-
per, who recently bought the old
Mentzer farm. The Stouffer family
have purchased property on the
townsville Pike, about two miles
from Hagersown, from Mr.. and Mrs.
Dick Afer repainting their new
property they will occupy it in the
early Spring. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Weaver will continue to live with
the Stouffers after they move.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Eakle have
taken a fifteen-month-old baby boy
to raise as companion to their two
year-old son, Richard, Jr.
Mrs. Fannie Smith, who spent
several weeks at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Annie Winebrenner,
Pen Mar, has returned home greatly
benefited by her visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Milburn are
announcing the arrival of a baby
girl at the Waynesboro Hospital.
Mrs. Milburn was formerly Miss
Marie Ponton.
Mrs. Carrie Honodel and family
have moved from the brick prop
erty on the Square to the property
purchased by Norris Shelter, op-
posite the Lutheran Church.
Richard Verdier, who spent two
months in the Waynesboro Hospital
with a broken leg, has returned
home. He is the four-year- son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Verdier.
Richard Peiffer, who purchased a
piece of ground from Rexford Har-
tie, has cleared off the land and ex-
poets to start building in the near
future The land adjoins the prop
erty of his father, Walter Peiffer
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-10-10

We must go beyond our duty to
reach a different world.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-10-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kieffer and
daughters, of Harrisburg, Pa, spent
last week end with Mr. Kieffer's
sister, Mrs. Fred H. Spigler.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-10-10

Albert, 14-month-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. David Resi-, fell recently
and cut his eye lid and eye brow on
broken glass. The cash was treated
by a physician.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-10-10
Maugansville News

NIauganSVlue NEWS
Mrs. r. B. Lindsay is spending
several days in Baltimore, visiting
her daughter and sister respectively.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Horst an
nounce the birth of son, Thomas
Eugene, on Tuesday, October l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kieffer and
daughters, of Harrisburg, Pa, spent
last week end with Mr.. Kieffer's
sister, Mrs. Fred H. Spigler.
Mrs. j. A. Shukes, of Six Mile
Run, Pa, and Mrs. Roy Deshong,
of Wells Tannery, Pa, visited Mr..
Charles Foster several days last
week.
Mr.. D. NJ. Mowen and Mr. New
ton Mossef motored to Bellefonte,
Pa, last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Carpenter
have purchased a home from Mr.
H. K. Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Baer and
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Baer spent
last week end with relatives in Har-
risonburg, Va.
Mrs. Emma Spigler, Hagerstown,
and Mrs. Fred Spigler motored to
Harrisburg, Pa, for short visit with
Mrs. Fred Spigler's mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Kieffer. Mrs. Kieffer re-
turned with her daughter and plans
to visit her for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Abram Baer, Jr.,
have moved to Harrisonburg, Va,
to establish their home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Martin and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin spent last
week end at Pinto, Md.
Miss Lois Martin R. NJ, daughter
of Mrs. Lydia Martin, has entered
the Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia
to enroll for a course in the ad-
ministering of Anaesthesia
Mrs. Nina Martin and Mrs. Hazel
Rohrer were joint hostesses at a
Brush Party" at Mrs. Martins home
Thursday night, October 3rd. Those
present were: Dean Weaver, Richard
Stouffer, Guy Bauchman, Paul Mar
tin, Paul S. Martin, Roy Shelter,
Christian Miller, Henry Mauck, Pres
ton Lowery, Raymond Baughman,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Buchanan, Mr..
and Mrs. John Kell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin Martin, Sam Martin, Miss
Dorothy Mauck, Mrs Ellsworth Bow
ers, Sandra Fidollis and Mrs. Hazel
Rohrer. Mrs. John Kell gave the
demonstration.
Judy Holsinger, who celebrated
her second birthday last week, is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood
Holsinger. In error last week, Judy's
parents were given as Mr. and Mrc
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-10-10

the repeating OF the Scout Oath.
Daniel Rohrer, SCRIBE.
Troop 9, c. H E. Neff, Scout
master, sponsored by St. Johns Lu-
theran Church, met Friday night in
our Scoutroom at the church. Pres
ent were: Our SIN, Assn, a mem
Der of the Troop Committee, IL
Scouts and one visitor. Two were
in uniform.
Our program opened with the
Scout Oath, after which the follow
ing merit badges were awarded: Jack
Tritsch, A. S. NJ, first aid, life saw
ing, swimming; Vaughn Dullabaum,
bird study, camping, life saving, pi-
oneering swimming, firemanship,
conservation, wood carving, forestry;
Clinton Neff, leathercraft, mechanical
drawing, pathfnding, swimming.
We then had short game period,
after which our S. M. gave US a
very interesting lesson on map max
ing. A short business session follow
ed, after which the Troop was dis
missed at 9 o'clock with the Scout
masters Benediction.
Weldon Daughtery, Scribe.
Troop 10, H. L. Leatherman, Scout
master, sponsored by Trinity Lu-
theran Church, met Friday night in
our Scoutroom at the church. Pres
ent were: Our S. M, A. S. NJ, II
Scouts and two visitors. Ten were
in uniform.
Our meeting opened with the Color
ceremony, after which inspection was
held, with the Mohawk Patrol being
named the honor patrol. Dues were
then collected and recorded by the
Troop Scribe. Next came a game
period, after which A. S. M. David
Emmert instructed the Troop on the
proper way to use a rifle. The meet
ing then closed at o'clock with the
repeating of the Scout Oath and
Law. ...
Two members of the Troop attend
ed the District Board of Review
on Friday night. Jr. A. S. M. Tom
Wilhelm qualified for public health
and first aid merit badges, and Sr.
Patrol Leader Glenn Funkhouser
qualified for the rank of Life Scout
and also for cooking and safety
merit badges.
Phil Rohrer, Scribe.
Troop 81, Edmund w Wyand,
Scoutmaster, sponsored by Emman-
uel U. B. Church, held a Court of
Honor meeting recently, in our
Scoutroom at the church, during
which the newly formed Explorer
Post 81, of which Robert L. Craig is
Post Guide, was presented with its
charter by Senior Scout Commission
er Noel Murray.
With a full attendance of Scouts
and Scouters, and with "a visitors
present, an extremely interesting
program was given, which included
skit by the members of Post 81,
the Investiture of new Scouts and
the presentation of awards at the
Court of Honor.
The Invocation was given by
the Troop Chaplain, the Rev. Paul
E. Holdcraft, and the Scoutmaster's
Benediction was given by Scout
Executive B. j. Hagedorn.
The following are the awards pre-
sented:
Star Scout: Robert Nichols.
First Class Scout; Dick Bearinger,
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-10-10
Cearfoss News

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy L. Hoffman left
Sunday to spend several days in At
lantic City. They plan to return
Thursday.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-10-10

Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Fazen-
baker, Williamsport-a daughter on
Aug. &c.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-10-10

Richard Peiffer, who purchased
piece of ground from Rexford Har-
tie, has cleared off the land and ex-
poets to start building in the near
future. The land adjoins the prop
erty of his father, Walter Peiffer.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-10-10

Richard Verdier, who spent two
months in the Waynesboro Hospital
with broken leg, has returned
home. He is the four-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Verdier.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-10-10

Miss Mary Poe was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kerr, Frostburg,
over the week end and was a dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Kerr,
Jr, in Emmitsburg, on Thursday
evening.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-10-10

Mrs. ]. A. Shukes, of Six Mile
Run, Pa, and Mrs. Roy Deshong,
of Wells Tannery, Pa, visited Mr.
Charles Foster several days last
week.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14

5uiommen, obne 5u einem gnt.
l6luB 81 fommen, 1ino am Abeno
erflGrte Der &riegsniniIter Wloni.
10 9roiio, 0aB Dos Robinett Die
aniuort oes &onies oiif oen Bor-
FdIoe erportete, ooB ser Bre.
mier gum propiioriiben 3r1ii-
benton ser 3epublif olseerufen
miro. 0ie 2infsporteier fDltroen
ourh einen 8oridlng Der No-
nord)iIten oitfgebroft, ooB cine
&egentidoft Die @eid)dfte bis 3ir
nmtli6en 8erfiinoieutg beg Babl-
ergebniiies, Dob ont 18. Sum- er.
mortet mirO, fiiben Ioll.
g(ls &omitn oif Der Yin551 Sci
Bopolo eridien, mllroe er Ie6boit
begriiBt nno erbieIt applous, dls
er Die Monord1iiten erild)te, Init.
5tbelfen, Stalien 5il rotten. Sd
bate 9ebofft, Dab ih int Nanen
Ser &cpublif iprehen f0nite. aber
ih fam iebt muir I'M Nomen
ser 3ppublifoner ipredert. Sn eini-
gen Stun0en oOer Eagen merOe
ih IN Der Gage ieitt I'M yfonten
Scr &egieruilg 5i lpreden,"
oWinrI6iert sum Sininole Bd-
lat. Gas @abinett reject itott gu
ban0eln."
als er farah ipitr0en Die adj
StroBen Die dlrf oen Bfnt miin-
Sen, BON Truppen tino BoIi5ei
beuod]t, m16reno Elm itnlieniider
Bomber OreinnI iiber ben Slas
freiite
Romit1s anIprofe beienerte ole
Mlenge, unter tpeld}er iid aud
anorfiiten ut0 eiltige @eiitlife
6eionoen. 9litf 8l1futen itonoen
sic @orte: Monnrhiten 8erei-
nigt eud nit ms uno bengt
euf Dor Dem @illeit Oes Bottles.
3omita ernobnte sic Menee
alpr <be upo SrOnuna unO
rid)tete einen appell an Die DO.
nordiiten oeS Sii0ens, iih NIT
Sen Repl6lifanern oes 0or0ens
gu oeneinigen, ooaunit Die Hegie.
rlillg 0as 9roblam oes Sit
oens loIen fam, Oos sic Monor-
die in 70 Sabren nidt 9eloit bot.
6iibrer BON 6 Yorteien iprafen
BEL 0em Hrenier Dor mo for-
Oerten i6n alif, Die 3iigel Der
&egieriing pIs prooiioriider Brd-
iioent 3lt ergmifen, einerlei OF Der
aonig 5uitimme o0er nidt. fdn-
oolfo Baccioroi. elmer Der 6iibrer.
erfl1rte, ser a6nig miiiie perbaf-
tGt merOeh menn er nod nldt
nadJ9eben molle.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14
@erbart 9anpts
mann g~eitorbell

Berlin. - SIM Alter bon S3 Sob.
rem lit @erboro 9nuptnnollt OUT
ieitem 2onolib in agnetenoorf I'M
@ieiengebirge, eeItorben. Ser Too
binoerf i6n Ooron, entiprehenO ei-
ner @inlooung Ser ruiiiiten Mili-
taregierung einen Mobnllb
bon agneten0orf nod Berlin gu
~perlegen.
@erboro Souptmonn bot I'M Sob
re 1882 einen Beiud) in ben Der
einiQten Stooten gemadt. Gr
qpuroe 0ontnls 0ur6 einen offl5lel-
len GmpTong in Ser Stem gorfer
Gih Soil nno oitr1 8erletbnng
oes gbrenooftorates Der Columbia
llnineriitdt geebrt.
@erbort 8oiptnlonn mar am
IS. Nooember 1862 in Oberfal3-
brunn in Shleiien geboreh NOR
oen. ltripriinglih mollte er ELI
8ilobauer meroen. @r mar Der
Sobn zines fleinen @dltpirts,
elm ifle6tPr Schiller, Elm nod
Idlefterer Observation-Disclosures
Die Runltofa0emie in Breslau jag
he i'm oapon. gr ging ortf Die
Sllde nod einem 8eruf, idmongte
longe 5rpiiden 8ilObouerei unO
Oi9tung uno lpuroe Damn iiber
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14
6aN3 Ita|len Iebt am Rande zines Blr0erkrie0eS
8ofterien ~entleblidqer
ais 2~ltombomben
2lbIoIute ,1MbIOliofeit MnN pcrbredsrilAe SinmIe'
liefcit cii,es neNen Kricocs NMrdp Mmicrc ncuItcn mis-
litGriIhcn GrrMmocnIRnftcn inter 8creis ocItcllt

mer0en, oBre entoedt werOen gu
miiiien.
Sin arieg, ser nit bafteriolo9i-
i6en 8offen oltsgefdmpit milroe,
mare no6rIid Elm Srieg Der Gerlpil-
ltllnq. 8enll mir cine Teinolihe
6eItltng nit ,,oltntoOiidem" Artll.
lerierfeller, nit 8onlben o0er gltont-
energie 3erltoren, fonnen mir elm.
riifen ltlo oas @ebiet beieben. glber
lueld,e 8eIabungSlnodt wiirOe in
Elm @ebiet einritden, OaS nit oftipen
ainoerl1bmungs ! Ba5iuen DerIendt
lit?
Die jiingiten @ntoedungen Der Nfi-
Iit0rmiiienihnft bnben 0aber Die
folgen0en @irfnHgen:
/. @ir fonnen 0ie 8epolferun8
rieIiQer 8ebiete feinoliden Gerrito.
RUNS oernidten, nber mir fonnen
oie @ebiete nidt beieben. Die inf
8ierten @egenOen miirOen i'm uabr-
item Gimme Oes @ortes NienlnnOS-
lair0 peroen.
9. Die @irfiingen 6es bofterip-
IoqiIhen Grieges fonnen niht ouf
qepiiIe @ebiete lofnliiiert mer0en.
8o8iIlen fiimnlern iih nidt I'M
@ren5en mo 6rontIinien. @enn 3.
g. Ser europdiI6e Sentiment nit
@a5illen belegt miiroe, lp1re eng
lan0 III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
gs QiAt fein Monoa9l nuf
bafteriologiide @riegsfiibring. 8ir
f0nnteu poriibergeben6 Elm Wtono-
Dol nltf cine o0er me6rere nftipe 3d.
sinenpr6parote boben, n6er Ole 3abl
Ser &ronfbeiten, Die cine b~nfteriolo-
Qilfe ariegsfitbrung benIben fonn-
te, lit foIt unbegren5t, mo ieOeS
2on0 perfiigt iiber tiif)tige 8nfterio-
lpgefi.
d. Ser @ebralld) Ser bafteriolo-
oiIdlen @offeu erfor0ert feline
l1e6crmodt in ser Glft. 8ebein-
ngeflten ole lld) ltllter DER all6uglels
fenOen 9epolferung belpegen, paren
e6enio mirfinm ME 6lltg8euge nro
&1feten.
5. Gin Mltsrottungsfrieg, Ser nit
ser 4tombombe begonnen miro,
f6nnte bonn 6ein0 III eiten bofterio-
IooiIden 4ried unageman0elt mer-
0en.
acknowledgements fam bente ME.
mono beboupten, Die Menlfbeit
bobe oie @efnbr bon ariegen fitr
ale Soften eebnnnt. 9lber jene, Die
bon @rieg uno Ser Wtoglidfeit zines
9rieQes reoen, Iolte i'm alige bebol-
ten. BOB ans einenl itelleit arteg
nien1orlo ais Sieger b~erporgeben
fonn.
@enn irgeno etlpos Oie oblolltte
NubIoIiqfeit uno Oerbreferilde
Sinnloligfeit zines nellen &rieges
beipeilen fam. oonn iiderlih uniere
neuiten milit1riiden @rrlngen-
ihaften.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14
Dcs KSnios Dicmcr
1lIit0IicNcr elmer unicn

2on0on. - Ole Hofoien, Stnll.
flled)te. &ammeroiener unto an,
Oere Oienitbaren @eiiter @0nig
Georges pom gnsluiro boben IN
Der eriten Misunderstanding it
Der @eihihte Oes fgI. Sousboltes
cine m0heutlid,e 9~obnerb6bung
BON einem RfunO G) Ourdge.
oriidt.
8or ettpa 5rpei Monnten ira.
ten 280 angeitellte 0es fig.
Sousboltes ser Gipil Serpice lliii.
OIL bel, Sic 0en sl6idIuB zines
2obnobfommens NIT benz britiiden
Shobamt befonnt gob. @s hon-
oelt ii1 Inn 4ngeitellte I'M Bllf-
fingbam HaIait, i'm ShIoB 8inO-
ior uno marlborough Souie.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14
NDlt Mrbcttcrs
16aft be9r0Bt


@aIbinQtou. Gie GoiesGorlo-
oe, neldle Streifs oerbiiten ttno
Sic orgoniiierte arbeiterlhait fei-
leln lollte, iiel inter Den Gid,
ais lie bon Dem Brdlioanten Crit
man oetiert uno oaS Beto nit
eiuer fnoppen Wle6rbeit BON 5
Stimnen I'M Sous altfre1terbol-
ten murOe. 2alte 3urlrie famen
BON 6ei0en SeiterL ais DdS Gr-
Qe6nis Ser g(bltimmnlng befannt-
Qeaeben murOe: 1875 iiir oas 8e-
10 uno 255 0ogegell. Cine 3mei-
orittel : N~te6r6eit mare notig ge-
mglen, Inn Oos Geto gu iiber-
ltimmen.
Die 0ranlatiide abitimmltng
mltroe in 30 Minltten erleoigt,
nadloem Oie 1900 8orte untiol-
ienoe 8otidaft oes B%rdiioenten
Dor beioen Sduiern perleien NOR
Sen mar.
Ger 9r1iiSent itiibte alti Die @r-
flGrnng, 0oB ell %permnncntes Sc
leb 0ieler Art eber 0a3u 6eitrd-
gen lDiiroc, llnrait unter Der ar-
~beiteridlait 81 idaifen, ltott lie
per6iiterL uno Oie @rbeiter 5lpin-
gen piiroe, fiir prioate llnterlie1.
mebr mdbrenO Ser JrleOels3eit
all nrbeiten.
Infer Ser guie gOrlase lollte
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14

cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nit grol-
Ter gollnlad}t geihoiiea weroen;
StreifS unO Auiiperriillgen loll.
ten oerbotfu merOen, 10 LANCE
oieIe 8eb0roe togte; Der IefunOd,
re 8oDfott iollte uerboten Der0en,
mo a~rbeitge6er mo Arbeitne6-
nler iolIten ge6altcn merOer, ben
Gontroft e~in5ibolten, inOem III
oen @eri6ten Der @eg fiir Sda.
oeneriabfloSen geofflet muroe.
9eiiinporter Der Gorlage i6ei'
men Iid nit Der 9lbiiAt 81 tro-
gelL, Oie Gnie 8orlage wieOer
olri3uae6men unO lie nit Der BON
0en1 8rGlioenten Oerlaigten Scot
oor(age 3l oerbinoen. Dieie pom
Salls ongefommene Notoorla9e
miin0e es Dem Yrdii0enten geItat.
ten, Streifer 8lrft Dienlt au55ube-
6el1 petm lie in Don Der 9egie-
rurg beidlo9na6rnten getrieben
onl Streif bleiben, ober oieie Be
Itimmlngen muroe DOM Senat
geItriden. SIN iibrigen NOR Die
Notporlaqe itcden geblicben, neil
man OaS @ei6if DER Sale : gorlu8e
obmarten mollte. Ger 8%r1iioent
mics aui ben llntaidieO 5miiden
leiner tenGpordren NotOorla8e un0
ser Sale @orluoe bin, inoem er
erfl6rte: ,grbeiter f0nnen in elmer
Gernofrotie 5t 5rieoens5eiten nid)t
qe5ullngen mer0en, iiir priOote I'm
t~erne6ner 3lt ar6eiten.~ 6erner
iii6rte cr fiir Ons &eto nod iol-
0enoe @riin0e an:
/. sic miir0e oie Streifs ne0er
oer6iiten nod berfiir5en, weldle Die
@irtlfaft in Sen lebten Monnten
10 idper 9ei6dOigt 6oben.
9. oStreifs gegen priDate I'M
ternebmer fonnen niht our6 Elm
9efret ser Legislative beenoet
weroen. Sic miiBten ins 2id)t 0es
,Snilationsoruds, 0es Yro6lens Der
pollen 9ei1dftigung unO Der mirt.
lhuitlidcn Sider3eit betradtct
mer0en."
3. 9ie gOrloge lit Sitiidwert,
,,0aB Iid gegen Slnptome ridtet
uno Sic eigentlihen llriaden ig.
noriert. "
Gle arbeiterifoft fat lid ma
tiirlid) il6cr ons 8eto geireut.
A52 ; YrGiiOent 8illium @reett
erfldrte, oaB ser Brdii0ent iidJ
,,olS mttiger StaotSinotm ernie.
len 6at," iin6 Senator 8epper
erfldrte, ooB Ell iebr 5uirieOen iei.
Gale, Ser llrbeber Der Borlage,
Iogte: @ioer 8inen bin ih ge.
5ullnaell, ANNOUNCEMENT Dab Der
Hr6liOent non einem fonitrliftioen
@eieb nid,tS niilen mill. @r mill
iel6It Bic obiolute 8oumaht pa.
baben o0er Sen RongreB in cine
Stellinq 6ringeft, lit Der inn cine
StraipreOigt balten fonn.~
Senutor 8pr0 be5eihnete oas
Geto oils .eiite rationale era.
g0oie."
@egen ooS 8eto itimmten 10
Tepublifouer, 1873 Gemofroten,. Elm
8rogreiiluer unO Elm 0aborit, uno
ga Bel ser %9lbltimmling ole Spnl-
tltng ser oemofratilhen 8ortei 10
oifenfunoig mltrOe, miro nit neu.
enl 3lpiit unter sen 0enofrnten
oereduet
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14

Nadt ais 6obntnfrdger oeS Na-
turolismltS cine 9%eriibmtbeit.
Seine erlten oromotii6en ar-
beiten bubrten 0efn 0aturalismllS
cine @oiie. guf ieire beiOcn er.
item 1ranien 9aS 6rie0en8felt@
tnO 1ginInrne Waenihen~ folgten
1892 Gle @eber" IluO mnrfen If
re 8ranofodeln 1ellooerno altf
sic 8iibnen GeutihlalOs. 9aS
iunoe Iiteroriihe 3eutIhldno Der
80er lrt0 9Oer Sabre erbo6 i'm
ols leifen 8aiinertr1ger orr Den
Sdilo. 8us 3bedterpn6dfum FRONT
tie ibm 81. gnire0 SEER it.lng fiir
i'm oie 8erbetrommel. @erDart
Souptmonn NOR beriibmt ge-
poroen.
Sn idneller 5oG9e I6cnfte cr
ser 0eutl6en &unlt 0as Marden.
fpiel oSonnele8 SimuaeOfo9rt "
oos QuItIpiel Ser 8%iberpel3,~ oos
Niipelipiel ,JShllid unO Son", oen
,,6llbrmann Senihel,~ Sen $50
rion @eper", Oieies 9robe Granto
Ser 0eutIden 8nuernfriege Die
fleine 9ouelle nit itorfem io5i=
alien ginIdlng bonn ,,@obnmorter
Tbiel,~ sic mitteIolterlide 9egen-
Sc pott Ser ,g8erlunfenen @lode",
Sen ,,N2idocl Rronler", oen ,,slrnlen
Seinrid" sic Stole gerno". Dos
8olfs un0 MGrdenipiel ,,ltno 8ip-
pa tar8t0. ooS lS9liiiielipiel Der
,SSsltngfroilen pom 8iidofsber8" Die
cine nod Der unOeren BON ben
orei griioern Snuptulann peg8e-
beirotet mepoen.
SIN Sd6re 1910 eri6eint ieill
erIter Nonlall Ger Starr in G9ri-
ito emanuel Guint.4 Cine 8erli-
ner 3ragifom0oie, imfner mieoer
ouf oeltid1en 8iibnen geipielt,
foGat init Sen .Hatten." Gabriel
Sd,illin0s 6ludt~ uno im glei-
den Sabre Der 8omalt ,.atlan-
tis" bringt er 1912 beraus. AlD
Damn ldreibt er oas 06eltipiel in
oelttIden Geimen~ fiir Sic Snbr-
bunoertfeier in 8reslau CUR @r-
innerling an Die 9efreiungSfrle9e.
Ser lo5iule &ebell Der ,Meber"
ilno Ser u&otten~ le9t lid einen
f[eiiten @lon5 BON @offdbigfelt 81.
Sic Sabre oeS erlten &rieges
brinQen nur ieire 0@interbala-
Sc" llno Die Nouelle Ser aeber
bon Soonn."
DeutldlanO miro @eprblif un0
@erbort Salpptmann miro ser
Gidter Der @%epublif. Sn Der sob
lenmaBiaen 6iille leiiIaS 8erfeS
pnoren IidJ groBe lno miBliinge.
ne Qeiitungerl. Die &ritif nimmt
i'm Dor unO bolt rbm ben epic
qel ieiner Sturm : ltnO 9rang-
perio6e Dor. ginitlge anbanger
ldmenfen III oos Eager ser fritz
Ifen @egner. aber @erbort
Sollptn1onn beberridt peiter Die
0elttlhe 8iibne. 9tlfreO SEER utio
onoere bleiben linn treu ulO
fiinoen leinen Nttbfn.
Die. ,Slliel Der 9roBeaaRutter "iein
,,@ulenIpiegel~ 8ltdb bos 3roma
,Gorotbpa Mngerrnnnh~ 0os gra-
motilde @eoidt uSnoip0ooi,~ cine
8~nrbeitlnq oes Sbnfeipeoriden
.,Samlet.~ oos Bud Ger 2eioen-
Ifoft," Die Gramen 8ur Som
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14

nellaufgang" un0 Die u8ol0ene
Surfe" limo feline bauptiddlid)en
S6opfungen in Den Sa6ren Der
Oeutid)en @einlorer &epublif.
Die groBe Sdottcn Oes Sufen-
frell5eS iullen iiter 9eutidlnnO.
ltrl0 @er6art Sallptmnmn idlmeigt.
Ser 8ihter ser u&e6er@ i6meigt.
@lfreo Rerr, ser nit ibm ourf)
bid uno oiinn gegollgen it, i6len-
bert aus ser emigration ben
8annflud) gegen ibn. ltnO 0onfl
miro e5 rubi9 Inn @erbart 9alpt-
nlaitt.
Souptmonns @oltung in 9eutid-
Ianos idmar3en Sobren Der SIT
Ter ! tSerri6oit bat bel uerolalfelt,
mas ieinen Nalnen emit eroB
mo bell lellhten lieB. @r bal
Giientlid ieine 3uitinmtung 8e-
funOet, ais Sitter Geutidlono aus
Dem @enfer 8olferbunO berolls-
qaiiibrt bat. Mfar er5ablt, er bn-
Re oltf ieiren @aliern in qlgne-
tenoorf uipo &io@niee Die 8Qfen-
frcu5iobne alri5ieben lnllen.
9lber man iogt aud, Die gta-
5is bdtten i'm ME iiber ben Beg
getrnut. Ole amtsitelle 0eS Serrn
@oebbcls, er3ablt man, babe &C.
nan o~bgeneiien, IN mel6em Sra.
Sc itlO III meldler Sonltdrfe
Souptnlonn bei feItliden Anldiien
9eprieien iperoen Ourite.
@r mar fein G1nfpfer. Gle
Mebrbeit oes 6elttiden Bottles
belgte lid mioeritanoSlos Der
6itleroiftatur. @altptnann Bat
iid mitge6eust.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14
Slneaena abaeltar;t

Slns5sns abssitirst
0ntlinbnra, Gem. - ri Weilen
BON bier pralte Elm 1923 9esen
cine gersipite, nnb Die IL yerfO.
men an BOarO, iGmtlid Wiilitarper-
IOnen, wnr6en sei6tet.
Gein MtOmfries
8aIbin9tOn HrGiibent Srn-
man nnO StnatsiefretGr Sames s.
gArnes baben einem OnrdsreifenSen
amerifaniiden TrOsramm lire 3n-
thinning sesebeH has lfinen Ntpm,
9ries Derbiiten IOI nn6 benz Slider.
beitsrat Der Ser. Mationen nnter-
breitet uerOen wir0.