davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-28
"Jugoslavija je drzava, XII Sc bori in
XII v b0rbi raste in Sc krepi''

slovanski narodi gojijo do fran
coskega naroda.
"Ko sem videl mnozico vaSih
ljudi - delavcev, kmetov in in
telektualcev'', je rekel Aragon,
"kako ljubijo Francijo, sem Sc
preprical, da vezi med nasima
drzavama ne slonijo zgolj ma
diplomatski konvencionalnosti,
ampak ma trajnih obcutkih. TIE
obcutke nloramo Sc bolj gojiti
in poglabljati".
Covered o paradi fizkulturni-
kov je Louis Aragon dejal:
INA tel paradi smo obcu-
dovali zdravje, moe in bo-
docnost vasih narodov. Wits
bujnosti, XII je zarela il vsake-
ga fizkulturnika, je dokaz, da
ste zdravo in mocno ljudstvo
kljub vsem nesrecam, XII ste jih
preziveli v preteklosti. Vse te
slike lepote in sile, vse te pisa
ne slike in zastave ter cudovite
narodne nose, pa Sc izgublja-
jo pred tisto spontano in topic
sliko ljubezni, XII jo je mnozica
pokazala do svojega marsala,
ko je 20 koncani paradi pritekla
K tribuni in ga il srca ter ma
vduseno pozdravljala. To je do
kaz ne samo ljubezni in zaupa-
MIA vasih narodov do svojega
dragega marsala, ampak tudi
dokaz zaupanja Wade do svoje-
ga naroda. Tega ne najdemo nj
kjer ma svetu. To mas je ocara-
10.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-28
UREDNIKOVA PO$TA

Kot Re sedaj kaze, bodo ma to
slavnost prislo ma tisooe roja-
kov in rojakin, clanov in clanic
te velike podporne organizacije.
Nasa slovenska metropola bo
oh tel priliki polna tudi nasih
rojakov, XII zivijo v raznih dru-
9Th naselbinah. Pa sal to nj mic
cudno, kajti vsak rad pride v
Cleveland, kjer Sc pocuti kot v
sami Ljubljani. Poleg tega pa
vsak zeli videti svoje sorodni-
ke, prijatelje, sosolce ali pa
znance. Te pa DO najbolj nitro
nasel v najvecji slovenski ma
selbini, v Clevelandu.
Torej pridite il vseh krajev
in kotov nasega velikega Cleve-
landa in okolice, da Sc vidimo,
pozdravimo in prijateljsko po-
govorimo in sicer kot clani
SNIP ali pa rojaki in rojaki-
ME malega, toda korajznega in
borbenega naroda, XII je polka
zal svetu, kdo in kaj je. Ia to
slavnost je vec odborov re die
casa ma delu. ze vec mesecev
Sc pripravlja vse kar je potreb-
no. Postrezba ho prvovrstna.
Pripravljena je celia armada de-
lavcev in delavk, XII bo vrsila
nakazano delo. Mas rex je: vsi
"a enega, eden "a vse! V skup-
nosti je moe! (Popotnik pa k
temu Sc pravi: korajza velja).
Torej ma svidenje ma veliki
slavnosti SNPJ, XII Sc DO vrsila
49,, 80. in 81. augusta ter 1.
septembra!
Ia public. odbor
Ant. Jankovich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-28

Detroit. - Dne 20. augusta
je umrla Ludmila Camel, stara
At let, v Ameriki 81 let, clani-
ca SNPJ. Bolehala je vec let
in podlegla operaciji. Tukaj "a
pusca moza in sina, v Oklaho-
mi pa sestro. Pokopana je bila
po civilnih obredih. ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-28

Springfield, III. - Dne 18.
augusta je v bolnisnici v ST..
Louisa umrl John Mocnik, dol
goletni clan SNPJ, star So let,
donna IL obcine Blagovca, Co.
renjsko. Tukaj zapusca zeno,
diva sinova in bratranca, v De-
troitu pa hcer, poroceno Stru-
kel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-28

Pred svojim odhodom v Bu-
dimpesto, sta znana francoska
knjizevnika Louis Aragon in
Eliza Triolet opisala sodelavcu
Tanjuga svoje wise 20 dnev-
mega bivanja v nasi drzavi:
"Pri vas Sc vidi ma prvi po-
gled, da v vasi drzavi vsi mar
1.-Two delajo. Pri vas gradijo ma
vseh koncih, ker ste dezela de-
la, dezela, v kateri je delovno
navdusenje zajelo stare in mia
de, zene in moze. Pri tako veil
castnem primeru izgrajevanja
sc mi Francozi lahko marsikaj
naucimo."
INA mladinski progi' pripo-
veduje navduseno Eliza Triolet,
"smo videli ogromni podvig.
Proga je prava slika vase repu-
bike. Nov svet - krasna in
mocna mladina vasih in mnogih
drugih narodov skupno della in
razvija mir ter bratstvo med
narodi. JAZZ in Aragon sva bila
globoko presenecena in ne bo-
va nikoli pozabila slike brat
stva in medsebojne ljubezni
mladine raznih narodov, XII sva
ju videla ma progi. Mladostni de-
lovni polet angleske mladine,
skandinavske mladine nam DO
poleg poleta mladih Jugoslova-
nov ostal v vecnem spominu."
''Mladinska proga", dodaja
navduseno Aragon, "je ogrom-
no gradilisce mladine vsega sve-
ia. Lik vasega novega cloveka
- delovnega in naprednega, je
utelesen vsakem mladincu ma
progi. Tukaj sem jasno videl in
obcutil, da so pri vas sovrazni-
XII napredka definitivno izgubi-
Ii svoje polozaje. Sprejem, XII
ste mama ga pripravili ma progi,
ne bova nikoli pozabila. Ko so
mladinci zaslisali, da smo Fran
cozi, je zaorilo mocno in glas-
no klicanje o-Thorez'', med
tenn ko so lopatami in krampi
veselo mahali v pozdrav. Ma
progi sva dobila Wits, da ste
ljudstvo, XII raste v vsaki borbi
- in to ne samo v borbi "a
svoj obstanek, ampak tudi v
miru in v borbi "a blagostanje.
To je velicina vase drzave, XII
je vedno bila drzava, XII sc bori
in XII v borbi raste in sc krepi."
Ma poti po nasi drzavi sta
Louis Aragon in Eliza Triolet
imela dovolj prilike obcutiti
ogromno ljubezen, XII jo jugo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-28
UJSTICNI ODDELEK ZANIKUJE
OBTOZBE "BORBE'

Organizacija "American Committee for Protection OF
Foreign Born XII tste aeriske drzavljane
ali pa naseence, XII zeio postati amerski drzavan ka
terh pravice ogrozane, e sedaj posveta
sebno slucau Farrellu Pa Mi re poroca
akci XII jo e ia organzaca podvzela zvez poizkus
terorzranja srani Igracjskega in Observation-Disclosures
urada Youngstown, Ohio.
Kot ameriske drzavljane jugosovanskega porekla
seveda afera zanimat in e ud nasa doznos da
podpremo akcijo, XII jo je organzaca podvzela Mnoga
drusva in organizacije dobe posebna psa odbora
prosnjo fnancno pomoc Nj nobenega dvoma da je ia
organizacija predvsem ker e naetea tezave
sluza, da 10 nase progressive ustanove podprejo
O tenu pozkusu strahovanja ameriskih drzavljanov
ugosovanskega porekla poroca tudi st JugoslaVi
Tako med ostalim tudi "Slovenski Porocevaec in bel
grajska "Borba zvez tenn je razvila polenka pr
kateri je amerski ustcni oddelek izav da obozbe
"Borbe' 'neosnovane."
Kaj pravi temu "American Committee for Protec
ton of Foreign Born?
posebni zjavi XII Sc nanasa ma predmet je orga
nizacija izavla da obozbe belgrajske Borbe dne
49, avgusta glede preganjanja progresivnih ugosovan
skin Americanov strani justicnega oddelka bistvu
toCne'
American Committee for Protection of Foreign Born
pa je izjave predstavnika uscnega oddeka Washing
tonu da obozbe Borbe neosnovane oznacil do
kaz poponega neznana ali trdoglave upornost uradn
ov uscnega oddelka, da prezreo pozkuse terorzrana
progresivnh ugosovanskh Americanov strani Imigra
cijskega in Observation-Disclosures urada Youngstown, O..
V zvezi tenn slucajem American Committee for Pro-
lection of Foreign Born enkrat poudara da je vec
kot 10 proslcem drzav anstvo Mercer County, Penn
syvania pretekega lea grozo da Sc Jim bo zavrgo pro-
zstopijo IL progresivnih socijanih podpornh
in kulturnih jugoslovanskoameriskh organzacj Far
reu. TEN prosilcem povedai, da bodo postal dr.
zavljani &c bodo prispevali ugosovansk ref NADIA
lie jim je bilo povedano da bodo postal drzavan
avno izrazijo da prot sedan ugoslovansi VIA
d., je receno zjavi organizacije
Naveden so posamezn slucai, kjer je ia poizkus te
rorzranja priSe do ponega zraza in navedena so tud
mena przadetih proscev drzavlansvo Pri koncu pa
Amercan Committee for Protection of Foreign Born IT,
ava, da je organizacija zahtevala maj Imgracisk
turazacijsk urad zvrs javno preiskavo slucaev Far
relu in YoungstoWnu da pa e urad to zahevo zavrgel
Simpateticno je to "prane zamorca' in nacin ka
terlm sticn oddelek poskusa zanika kot sama ia anne
riska organzaca pravi w bstvu ocne obtozbe belgra
ske "Borbe Vs vemo, da Sc Sc nj naslo nobene demo-
kracle XII b bila vseh ozirh popolna in da potrebno
Ga Sc tisto kar nikakor vea poskusa vsak nacn
poprav praznim zankanem ne bo dalo niGesar skr
IT, Zdl se ga e temu slucau posopek justicnega odde
ka podoben postopku noja, XII je zaril glavo pesek
preprcanju da ga preganjalec videt zato ker
preganjalca ne vidi!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-28
PETA POSTAJA:
K r E D E NC
Ugledni sorodniki
kuhinjskega lonca

NAAAAAAJ JSAS90 AOA4(o
Razen aluminijaste ponve in
aeroplana liz duraluminija ina
lonec Sc drugih sorodnikov. III
WHO pri vas; res da ne ma kuhinj-
ski polici, pac pa v sobi v lepi
shrambi, Xxi Sc il pravi kredenca.
Postavili so sc kakor "a para
do: plitki krozniki, globoki kroz-
niki, skodelice "a caj, podstavki
"a te skodelice, sladkornica z
odbitim drzajem in cajnik z od-
lomljenim tulcem. Vse je il ble-
stece belle fajanse ali polporce-
lana.
A najlepsa med vsemi je
pristna porcelanasta rocka z
roznatim mlinom no veter OBJ
roznati reki in z roznatim ribi-
Gem, XII ina rOZnatO OdicO.
S tako zlahto nasega ubogega
in preprostega, temno polosce-
mega lonca pac ne smemo pri-
merjati! Sicer pa, &c ne bi bilo
lonca, tudi porcelanaste maiol-
ke ne bi bilo.
Kdor je hotel iznajti porce-
Ian, je moral najprej znati della
tt piske.
Kdo 81 je izmislil porcelain?
Nekod v primorskih dezelah
ma Danskem, Svedskem, v
Franchise vlecejo oh NOR
skem bregu dolgi nizki in plani
nasipi. Ko so jih skusali razko-
patti, Sc je pokazalo, da so to
ogromne vrste zdruzenih kopic
raznih ostankov ribjih kosti,
skoljk, oglodanih lobanj, kane
NTH nozev in strugal, pa osti "a
ribolov in krampov il jelenjega
roga. Ocividno so tod ziveli pr
bitni ljudje, XII so vse zjedi IL
svoje kuhinje in polomljeno
orodje metali ma kup pred svo-
jim bivaliscem.
V zacetku je tn bila morda :ja-
ma, a casom je zrastla iz ME
kopica, druga poleg druge, in
danes Sc vlece tax nakop po vec
sto metrov dalec.
V teh nasipih so nasli poleg
drugih reci tudi crepine glina-
stih loncev. Lonci prvobitnih
ljudi so bill prav malo podobni
sedanjim; losca nj bilo, dino pa
nj bilo ravno, temvec siljasto ali
zaokrozeno.
Vendar pa so to bill pravi
pravcati lonci.
Po tistem je minilo mnogo IT,
soc let, preden Sc je pojavil por-
celan. To nj cudno, sal je mnogo
teze izdelati parcelansko skle-
do kakor pa glinen lonec.
Prvi SO sc naucili obzigati por-
celan Kitajci, pred kakimi tisoc
in sedemsto lett. Poseben uspeh
pa so v tenn dosegli sele nedav-
no Is. stoletju pod cesarji di-
nastije Min.
Kitajski porcelain so v Evropi
silno visoko cenili. Nihce nj ve-
de- nj v Beneciji Sc niti enc slo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-28
@ RAZNIH RECEH
M. I L J I N

del, kako ga delajo, dokler nj
neki alkimist uganil te kitajske
skrivnosti.
S porcelanom je bilo tako ka-
kor z drugimi kitajskimi iznajd-
bami, s smodnikom in tiskom.
Evropci so morali to nanovo IL
najti, ker Kitajci svojega znanja
MISC nikomur zaupali. Smodnik
je, kakor pravijo, iznasel Ber-
told Schwartz, tisk Gutenberg,
a porcelain Boettger.
Roettger je bill alkimist ma
dvoru saksonskega kralja Avgu-
sta Mocnega.
Alkimisti so mislili, da je moz-
no tako kovino, kakor je baker,
zelezo in svinec, spremeniti v
zlato, &c Sc raztopi in spoil s
kamnOm mOdrlh.'
Po vec desetletij so iskali in
raziskavali tisti izmisljeni ka-
men, XII ga nikdar nj bilo.
A MISC bill takrat samo alki-
misti TAXI, XII so verjeli, da "ka-
men modrih" resnicno je. Kralji,
XII Jim je bilo vedno treba de-
maria, so jemali alkimiste k sebi
v sluzbo, ker so upali, da 81 bo-
do mogli umetnim zlatom ma
polniti prazno blagajno. Da
dvorski alkimnst ne bi zbezal k
drugemu kralju, so ga imeli po
navadi pod kljucem, kakor pra-
vega jetnika.
Dogajalo pa Sc je, da Sc je
kralj nWelical cakati ma obeta-
no bogastvo in da je dal ma smrt
obsoditi ucei1jaka brez uspehov.
Kdo We, ccmu, ali v zasmeh ali v
znak posebnega spostovanja do
znanosti, so alkimiste obesali ne
ma navadnih ,temvec ma pozlace-
nih vislicah. PRAY gotovo smo
vsi prepricani, da pozlacene Wis.,
lice ali kake pozlacene pilule "a
zastrupljenje cd pozlacenja MISC
mic boljse.
Pri iskanju kamna modrosti,
XII ga sploh nj, pa Sc je alkimi-
stom vcasih slucajno posrecilo
kako pravo odkritje. Tako Sc je
dogodilo tudi Boettgerjem.
Bilo mu je sele II let, ko mu
je slucajno prisel v roke rokopis
o kamnu modrosti; tam je bilo
popisano, kako Sc della zlato. Cd
takrat Roettger sploh nj vec
mislil ma kaj drugega. Morda hi
Sc ne bill postal alkimist, &c ne
bi bill incl urejenega laboratori-
ia, bill je namrec v lekarni "a
praktikanta. Vsako noe, ko je
Sci lekarnar Zorn spat, Sc je mia
di ucenec naskrivaj lotil svojih
alkimijskih poskusov.
Nekoc pa, ko je bill yes zatop-
lien v delo, so Sc odprle dveri, in
v lekarno je stopil gospod Zorn
" nocpi halji in cepici.
"Kaj pa delas tn, ii nepridi
prav? Kako 81 81 upal brez dovo-
|ljenja vzeti to veliko retorto?
Sal vsa tvoja media ne bi zaleg-
la, da hi jo placal, &c bi Sc strla!"
"Zlato delam," je plaho odgo-
voril mladi Johann.
"Zlato? Ha, ii mrcina! Rajsi
bi Sc naucil delati lepljiv obliz!
Meni nj treba alkimistov; rad hi
a p o e k a rskega praktikanta!
Spravi svoje reci, in poberi Sc
domov! Povej ocetu, da ii mai
izbije te neumnosti il glave!"
Roettger je Sci YES zalosten
domov; ma hrbtu je odnesel bisa-
60 zakrpanimi hlacami in dve-
ma srajcama. Incl pa je tudi
dragoceni rokoris, XII mu je obe-
tai bogastvo in slavo.
Donna SO ga sprejeli prav ne
prijazno. Dasi je njegov oce po
1poklicu kovnicar denarja, ven
dar pri hist nj bilo skorai Mix
dar denarja.
Zato je minilo lie malo mese-
cev, ko je sila nagnala Boett-s
II
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-28
20. augusta 1947

upal iti domov.
| Tu pa Sc je usoda usmilila al
kimista brez strehe. Slucajno Sc
lie seznanil z velmoznim knezom
Fuerstenbergom. Ko je knez sli-
Sal o poskusih 16-letnega uce-
1njaka, ga je wei S seboj ma svoj
|grad in uredil pravcat laborato-
frij.
Boettgerju je slo vse kakor po
loju: Vtaknili so ga v lepo oble-
ko, mu dali denarja, dodelili bo-
|gato opremljeno stanovanje. Ko
|je Zorn zvedel "a to, je pravil
vsem svojim strankam, da je,
|njegov ucenec postal znamenit
alkimist. Stranke, XII so pri MEM
kupovale, pa so mu vljudno od-
|govarjale, da nj tezko nauciti sc
vseh umetnosti pri TAKEN ucite-
lju, kakor je Zorn.
Leta so sla, Boettgerju je "a
celia poganjati brada, a cd po-
|skusov Sc vedno nj bilo mic.
Knez, XII je bill v zacetku ljubez-
niv, je zasumil, da je Boettger
navaden slepar. Ia take lopov-
Seine pa so bile takrat stroge
kazni.
Boettger je poskusil zbezati,
ulovili so ga in prisilili nadalje-
vati delo. Ko je bill v lekarni, so
ga kaznovali, ker je delal posku-
se,, sedaj pa, ker jih nj vec hotel
delati.
Nazadnje so cd Boettgerja "a
htevali, maj pismeno razlozi svoj
nacin, kako Sc della zlato. Sedaj
pa je res moral postati slepar.
Napisal je zamotan in zvit sesta-
vek, XII je bill cd konca do kraja
zvijacno besedicenje in mlace-
ME prazne slame. z MIN kneza
prelisiciti pa lie nj mogel. Raz-
krinkali so ga in po povelju kra-
ljevem posadili v jeco.
| Sedaj seveda sc Zorn nj vec
hvastal ucenostjo svojega
praktikanta.
"Saj sem vedno pravil, da je
Boettger lopov in slepar, in da
pride Sc ma vislice,' je zatrjeval
lekarnar ljudem, XII so bill pref
vajeni slisati cisto drugacne be-
sede.
A sreca je bila, da Sc je Zorn
zopet zmotil. Boetgerju je bila
usoda Sc enkrat mila. Nasel Sc
je zanj nov pokrovitelj, neki
grof. Po njegovem nasvetu je
kralj narocil Boettgerju, da hi
nasel nacin izdelovanja porce-
lana, XII je takrat bill drazji ka-
kor zlato. Sal je bill malo pref
kralj August predal pruskemu
kralju eel polk vojakov "a kitaj-
ski servis, sestojec il 48 koma-
dov.
Poskusi so sli po sreci. Boett-
ger je napravil il meissenske gill
ne porcelain, XII pa seveda nj bill
bel; bill je rjav. Iznajditelja so
darezljivo nagradili, iz jece ga
MISC izpustili.
Nacin izdelovanja porcelana
je bill razglasen "a drzavno
skrivnost. Boettgerja in njego-
We tri pomocnike so imeli pod
strazo kakor zlocince.
V zacetku so imeli porcelana-
sto posodo samo po grascinah.
Saksonski kralj je posiljal meis-
senske vaze dar drugim kra-
ljem. Leta 1707 pa Sc je pojavil
porcelain prvic v prodaji ma ve-
lesejmu v Leipzigu. V gradu AL
brechtsburg v Meissenu so ure-
dill veliko tvornico "a porcelain.
Tu Sc je Boettgerju nazadnje po-
smrecilo izdelati bel porcelain.
Meissenska posoda, XII jo .je
lahko spoznati po tvorniskem
znaku-dveh prekrizanih mecih
Sc je nitro proslavila po vsem
svetu. Tezko ga je bilo razlociti
cd pristnega kitajskega.
Mnogo let lie prebil Boettger
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-28

de- nj Beneciji Sc niti enc slo.
venske Sole.
The Republican., 1947-12-25
MARSHALL BEACHY RITES

A funeral service for Marshall
Bcachy, rs, we'll known retired truck.
ing contractor, who died Wednesday
morning at his home in Grantsville
was conducted last Thursday after
noon at 9 o'clock from the Winter
burg Funeral Home. Burial was in
Grantsville cemetery.
He was born in Grantsville May II
1872, son of the late Abraham and
Cordeia Mayhem Beachy, and had
lived here all his life. He was the
last surviving member of one of
Grantsville's Oldest families.
He was charter member of
Grantsville Camp No. Al, Woodmen
of the World and had been a mem
Der Of the Lutheran church since in
fancy.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Eva
Broadwater Beachy, whom he mar
ricd May 27, 1922; one son, James c.
Beachy, at home; daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Beachy, an instructor in
Silver Spring Junior High School,
The Republican., 1947-12-25
DIED
MRS. STEPHEN DeWITT, ST.

MIND. lie AcI.
Mrs. Clarissa Jane Dewitt was
born October 81. 1867 at Mt. Dale, w.
Va, and died December 10, 1947 at
the home of her son, Milton. at Sang
Run. She was aged so years, one
month and II days. She was married
to Stephen Dewitt. of Sang Run, who
died about twenty-four years ago.
Surviving are eleven children, Mrs.
Rosy McCrobie. Richard Dewitt and
Alva Dewitt, of Hoyes; Joe Dewitt,
McHenry; Mrs, Stewart Savage, Ac-
cident; Mrs. Clarence Savage, Hop
wood, Pa; Mrs. Roy Friend, Mrs.
Charles Carr, Parker Stephen and
Milton Dewitt, all of Sang Run; also
SO grandchildren, As great grandchil-
dren and 8 great great grandchildren,
Funeral services were conducted
at Oak Grove Church of the Brethren
Monday afternoon, December Is, with
Rev. Ross Speicher officiating. Inter
ment was in the Oak Grove cemetery.
The Republican., 1947-12-25
FLOYD n. WHITE

Floyd N. White, about 72 years of
age, died at his home in Loeb Lynn on
Monday evening, December %, at Z
o'clock.
He was a son of the late Jonathan
NJ. and Eliza beth Lower and was born
in Preston county. He was never
married
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. U.
G.. Ford, and Mrs. Emma Lish, both
Of Loch Lynn.
Mr.. White was taxi driver in Oak
land for many years and was IA
miliar person to many of the older
residents. He was partially crippled.
Funeral services were conducted on
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
from the Baptist church in Loeb
Lynn, in charge of Rev. James Mac
Leod. Interment was in the White
church cemetery.
The Republican., 1947-12-25
Double Wedding At
: Pleasant Valley Home
Glenn Shaffer-Lucinda Liller-
CLYDE Liller-Xesta Zimmerman


A double wedding of interest to the
community took place at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Liller, Pleasant
| Valley, on Thursday, December 18,
when Lucinda Liller, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. E. 0. Liller, of Mt. Lake,
and Glenn Shaffer, son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay C. Shaffer, Red
House.; and Vesta Zimmerman, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Zimmerman,
Mt. Lake, and Clyde Liller, son of Mr..
and Mrs. E. o. Liller, Mt. Lake, were
married. The ceremonies were per-
formed by Rev. George Simpson,
pastor of the United Brethren church,
, Loeb Lynn.
Miss Liller wore light gray suit
with black accessories and a corsage
of red rosebuds. The matron of honor,
sister-in-law of the bride, wore a
! light blue suit with pink accessories
and a corsage of pink rosebuds. Dale
Shaffer, brother of the bridegroom,
served as best man.
Mrs. Shaffer is a graduate of Oak
land High school, class of 1916, and
Mr.. Shaffer is employed at the Clover
Farm Store in Oakland. For the
present, they will reside in Mt. Lake
Park.
Miss Zimmerman wore a blue suit
, with black accessories and corsage
of red rosebuds. The matron of honor
was her sister, Mrs. Erwin Liller, who
: wore a navy blue suit with white ac-
cessories and a corsage of pink rose
! buds. Erwin Liller, brother Of the
bridegroom, served as best man.
Mrs. Liller, a graduate of Oakland
, High school, class of 1916, has been
employed in Washington for the past
year. Cpl. Liller, who is in the U. S.
Army, is stationed at Fort Eustis, Va
t Cpl. Liller will return to the army on
December 20, and Mrs. Liller will re-
[ side at the home of her parents in Mt
! Lake Park.
Immediately following the wedding
a reception was given by Mr. and
t Mrs. Erwin Liller, Guests included
members Of the wedding party, Mr.
and Mrs. Orville Kitzmiller, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Roy Zimmerman, Jr., Maxine
! Zimmerman, Mrs. E. 0. Liller, Bertha
and Max Liller, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
! 1iller, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Liller, Mr.
and Mrs. Gilmer Tichnell, Mrs. Arvlr
Hauser, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rice
! and Mrs. O. J. Shaffer
The Republican., 1947-12-25
Compost Piles Make
Trash A Garden Help

Pointing out that the wise garden
( er never burns his leaves or other
plant trash, Edward K. Bender, vege-
table crop specialist at the University
of Maryland, today told how such ma
terials may be turned into soil i'm
proven equal to animal manure as a
garden fertilizer.
He recommended the use of COM
post pile as a simple method of get
ting rid of leaves, weeds, lawn clip
pings, kitchen scraps, refuse from
animals, and other organic wastes.
The pile is started by digging rec
! tangular hole about five or six inches
deep and four to six feet wide and as
/ long as necessary. Eight or ten feet
: is a common length.
! After eight inches of leaves OF
other material have been accumu-
lated, a pint of raw ground limestone
may be added for each wheelbarrow
load of compost material. This is
covered with layer of soil or sods
and then sprinkled with a layer of
complete fertilizer such as 5-10-5
Enough fertilizer is added to give the
appearance of light snowfall. More
layers of leaves, lime, soil and ferti-
lizer may be added.
The sides should be kept even but
should slope in gradually until the
pile is four or five feet high. When
all of the material has been added, the
entire pile should be covered with
about 8 inches of soil and thoroughly
soaked. The top is left saucer-shapeo
tC catch additional rainfall. Bender
also explained that the compost heal
I should be kept moist at all times anc
| that at the end of three months il
may be remade to speed up decompo
sition. From four months to year i!
! required for well-made compos
! heap to rot.
The Republican., 1947-12-25
Students Arrive Home
For Holiday Season

Quite number of the students
have arrived at their homes for the
Christmas holiday season. They in
clude:
Herbert Leighton and Rita Bittle,
Western Maryland college; John r.
yelling, Warren Whitaker, Mr.. and
Mrs. John o. Dewitt, Beth Shirer,
Peggy Sheehe, John Hansen, Douglas
Dawson, Jack Teets, Ramona Greg
ory, Robert B. Sincell, Potomac State
college; William Shircr, Robert Bittlc,
Mary Jane Davis, Paul Stockman,
Edgar Lemmert, Lawrence Wensel,
University of West Virginia; Florence
Sisk, Mary Maude Paugh, Dorothy
Brock, Shenandoah Conservatory of
Music; Joan Smith, Jane Reckard,
Frostburg State Teachers; Norman
Friend, Lynn Lewis, Lawrence Riley,
Allen Naylor, Harold Ashby, Kenneth
Lawton, Thomas Jones, West Virginia
Wesleyan college; Mary T. Naylor,
St. Mary's Seminary; Ann Naylor
and Aza c. Stanton, Maryland Insti-
tute of Art; Mary c. Fraley, Oberlin;
Betty Lawrence, Syracuse university;
Helen Moon, Indiana Central, Indian
apolis.
Lewis Naylor, Robert Stevenson,
Max Nordeck, Paul. Frank, Mary Ann
and Florence Fazzalari, Howard Wen
sci, Nava Helbig, Barbara Stephen
son, Linn Grant, University Of Mary
land, College Park; Robert Bosley,
Denison university, Granville, Ohio;
Robert Smith, Chicago Conservatory
Of Music; John Grant and Warren
Mann, Johns Hopkins university, Bal
timore; Wayne Pritts, Valley Forge
Military Academy; Audra Jones, Ohio
Wesleyan university; Eloise Ashby,
Hannah Moore Academy.