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Evening star., 1948-03-17
Mother Nominutes
11-Yeor-OId Daughter
For Kindness on Car

The courtesy contest closes today.
Those who wish to nominate
someone for prize and get a prize
themselves. If their nominee wins,
should mail their letters to the
Courtesy Editor of The Star so they
will be postmarked before midnight
tonight.
The first prize will be a television
set, contributed by the Greater Ma
tional Capital Committee of the
Washington Board of Trade.
Other prizes will be two prizes of
$100 in cash offered by the Capital
Transit Co., and the Hotel Associa-
tion of Washington, s100 war
Saving Bond offered by the Wash
ington Restaurant Association, three
free Dale Carnegie courses, two
round-trip tickets to any destina-
ton on the Capital Airlines system
and Zenith table model radio with
both AM and FM bands offered by
the Edgar Morris Co.
These prizes are for those who
performed exceptional acts of cour-
tesy. There will be other prizes
for those who report the courteous
incidents.
Among the letters received by the
Courtesy Editor today was one from
Mrs. Gertrude Elliott. 2720 Tenth
street NE. who nominated her
daughter, Martha.
ITO feel that one has trained a
child well is so gratifying that any
prize would be only secondary" Mrs.
Elliott writes.
1--WE were all exhausted from an
evening shopping trip when we
boarded crowded streetcar and
had to be separated to obtain seat
ing. My eldest daughter, Martha,
age II. was seated with a little
colored girl who looked to be about
her own age and was very well
dressed.
after a few blocks an elderly
gray haired colored woman boarded
the car and was left standing be-
cause there were no vacant seats.
I was overwhelmed with pride when
my daughter jumped up with a
smile and gave her seat to this
elderly woman.
Most of the car was filled with
colored people, and from the glances
exchanged, could see they appre-
ciated the incident and would not
forget IT,"
Evening star., 1948-03-17
Courtesy contest Closes Today;
Midniqht Is DeudIine on Letters
Courtesy Contest

The Star is cooperating in
the Courtesy contest and en-
tries mailed to the Courtesy
Editor" of The Evening Star,
Washington 4, will be forwarded
to the judges.
All that is necessary Is to
report an act of exceptional
courtesy occurring during the
campaign and give the name
and address of the courteous
person.
If the judges select the Incl
dent as outstanding, prizes will
go to both the courteous person
and the one, reporting the
incident.
Reports should be mailed be-
fore midnight tonight so that
the winners may be announced
at the mass meeting at Con-
stitution Hall Monday, ending
the campaign.
Evening star., 1948-03-17
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OF THE DISTRICT o

ICOMMlSSI0NEkS OF The DISTRICT OF
he1 eby given that under authority granted
| in Public Act No. 3O7. approved December
ID, 1882, authorizing the closing of streets,
| Of Columbia: and in accordance with Pub
| lie Act. No. 1874, approved June %, 1928.
and the provisions of PUBLIC Act. No, 435,
congress. approved April 30, 1925,
authorizing changes In the Plan of the
missioners Of the District Of Columbia
Room Of the PistTict Huiltains' 14th and
Monday. April 5. 194S. at 10 o'clock am.
to interested property owners to determine
as to any property rights which may be
the street and alley areas. and effecting
changes in the Plan Of the Permanent
system Of HEhwsys all in the pstrst
of Ghssapeake Street. lsJ CLOSING of
aayets AyenHe Me- between the west
also the closing Of Paine Street NE, north
eesns south of sh s NV nerh 81
n SQUARE assa 'l25'": q elosins aoe 81 pubic
f' tsttRs eSln n9ts 80 s pnbs II sss
is44 tsj W Closing Of ' public Sit alley b. sbut.
LlnR LOCS SS TO lUt1 IN square S0S. W
Closing of public alley abutting Lots ~.
4S and 73 to 81 in Square 5S08: and
abutting Lots S01, 1873, 624, $40, 831 and
Sss to s92 in Square 5sO7. (s) Closing
of Blaine Street NE, east Of 61st Street,
abutting Lot 800 in Square 5271, and Lot
10 in Square 527S and Parcel 1921.
60 Proposed change in the Plan of the
Permanent System Of Highways affecting
property in the Northwest Section of the
District of Columbia, bounded on the
northwest by University Terrace. on the
east by Chain Bridge Road, on the south
by Macarthur Boulevard, and on the west
by Dana Place, eliminating a proposed
street paralleling Chain Bridge Road. be-
tween Macarthur Boulevard and Univer-
sity Terrace. Maps showing the street
and showing the proposed changes. in the
Plan of the Permanent System Of High
ways. are on file in the office of the Sur
veyor. D. c., Room 4O5, District Building,
and numbered as Maps 1919, 1880. 1881,
1852, 1888. 1884, 1886, 1885 and 1887
respectively and these maps may be ex-
amined by interested parties during busi-
ness hours prior to the hearing. Said
maps will also be displayed at the hear
ing, and the Commissioners will consider
any suggestions or protests concerning
the proposed street and alley closings,
and the proposed changes in the Plan
of the Permanent System of Highways as
JOHN Russell YOUNG. GUY MASON,
GORDON r. YOUNG. Commissioners Of
the District OF Columbia
Evening star., 1948-03-17
Cub Scout Pack Opens
|2-Duy Circus Tomorrow

Cub scouts of st. Martins Cath
olic Church, 1902 North Capitol
street. will present a circus at 7::3O
pm. tomorrow and at the same time
Thursday night In the basement OF
st. Martins Parochial School. 80 T
street NE.
Thirty-two members of the cub
pack will participate in the circus
which is being sponsored by the
Mothers Club of st. Martins.
Matthew Adinolfi, cub master, will
act as master of ceremonies.
Evening star., 1948-03-17
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

m THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Co
ter Of Oliver Hayes Carter. bankrupt.--In
bankruptcy. No. 4445.-Notice OF First
Meeting Of creditors.-To the creditors
D. c., a bankrupt: Notice is hereby given
that said Oliver Hayes Carter has been
duly adjudeed bankrupt on petition
194S, and that the first meeting Of his
creditors will be held at the office Of the
4th and ss n% was1nEtoa
on March "a, 194S, at $50 o'clock pm ),
at which place and time the said creditors
trustee. appoint committee Of creditors,
examine the bankrupt and transact such
other business as may properly come be-
fore said meeting. Dated at Washington,
D. G., March II, 194S JOHN A. BRES-
NAHAN. Referee in Bankruptcy.
Evening star., 1948-03-17
Streit to Leud Panel

Clarence K. STREET., newspaper cor.
respondent and author, will lead a
panel discussion on Oberlin Colleges
place in higher education at the an
nual dinner of the Oberlin College
Alumni Club at pm. tomorrow in
Pierce Hall, Sixteenth and Harvard
streets NV. r. Archibald Jelliffe
Luke E. Steiner and Ben w. Lewis
of the college faculty also will be on
the panel.
Evening star., 1948-03-17
CLYDE d. GARRETT and
r. DUNCAN CLARK, Attorneys,
CoIorado RuildinR
RALPH A. CUsICK, Attorney,
InYesfmenf Ruilding .

Eoldins Probate c0STt-Gststs zGsaa e Sarah
r.tion pReaa
viii and testament Of said deceased, and
F: Dyer snd virsinia = cusick It is o.
etd this Ep 18th gay Ssr Of Ma5h Mar Iii aP o5r la4
nep tse fsth hppsy DAY u Of Sz Aprt AID 1a4s, st
such Should inS~ mot be- eauss srans
IW..hins son tsx seporteI" II. AND ID The .as IL
Successive sf ''setk Weeks before the W return day
herein mentioned, the hrst publication to
be not less than th days s bore d
5din soLTrHA a4f Laws Chief Jul Justice Of said
Court; this sth day ef March, AD Ia4S
Register Of wills for the District of Co.
lumbia,, Clerk of the Probate Court,
MINOR, galley E,, = RI''1En. PRnRY: Attorneys
DISTRICT SS.S5Rd' eouRT eSa'a'ffi oF THE UNITED
states for tie pistrict, Of Columbia.
Wailach Blair. Deceased-No 7o6oe, Ad-
ministration Docket 14a. - Application
having been made herein for probats OF OF
Of said deceased, and for letters testa.-
mentary on said estate. by Bruce Baird,
1a4s. 0tSet'q tSet Heien @ Malach wa prunins. Ro6
ert r. Waliach. Henry Wallach, Hope
wallach Burrsge and all others concerned,
day Of April. AID 194s, at 10 O'Clock m.
to show cause why such application should
iished in the WASHINGTON Law Reporter"
and THE Evening star once in each of
three. successive weeks before the return
tion to be not less than thirty days before
said return day: witness: the Honorable
soLITHA, j. LAWS CHIEF JUSTICE of ssid
Iseal} Attest, THEODORE coGswELL
Eesstss Of Ws for the Dtret of coum
D'T mario17 "a: .1le flOO1'e oO',
prsRIeH 1eHS couRT HG"I6F 81 4tsf!nfG HhG UNITED
ns States pIoba for the Dstrc of oss Gsgmss ss
Fhas the the he s %afs
ne sna 5ae obaned q he
Court Of the District Of Columbia. Letters
Of Administration on the estate Of HATH Hattie
M sia f@ea; Geeeased d. All ii per persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
e & ss0s sss s saeneaed sh the so tSs ss5
sfa1SfIsA Sareh, Ap D s ehs osserSse M they may
day S'o Of March. 1913. JOHN r FoWLER,
14ls HIghsnd PEys sysT ssz sRrisE e. NJ
Register Of Wills for the District Of Co.
lumbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
mh17,24.31.
e. H. BoGLEY, Attorney.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
states for the District of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.-No. 70033, Ad-
ministration.-This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, of the State Of Mary
land, has, obtained from the Probate
festamentary on the estate Of. Grace Lee
Fisher. late of the District of Columbia,
ssainst the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authentieated; to the sub
A.D 194e; otherwise they may By law
Be- excluded from all benefit Of said estate:
Given under my hand this 9th day of
March. i94s. EMORY H BoGLEy, 7oo4
wisconsin Ave, Chevy Chase Is. Md.
(seal) Attest THEODORE COGSWELL,
REGISTER of Wills for the District Of Co
iumbis, Clerk of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1948-03-17
FRED j. ICENHOWER THOMAS
SCALLEY, Attorneys, Shoreham Building.
YoICTDTrT rnTTDT or TIE ITNITE1

G n King. DecessedWNo. 705ss, Admin
been made herein for probate Of the lnd las5
estate by Lee 3. Ellsworth il Is ordered
eatherne i cooneS Sss Maron oBren R c
en5 next aof o hs o Nee Kns at aw de
ceased. a H and ali II Others Concerned, appear
April AID: 1913. at 1000, o'clock Am;
DSSlished n .. r. ,Nashinston Law re- E
each of three. successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned, the first
sd to be not sy less tnes hn hs be ao as
orable Boiitha, j.. Laws, Chief Justice Of
sad as cOug this Aisst i5th aE ELI I Marsf SRoMR AR
oS Goinmbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court,
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
s States for the DIsiTlcs OF 7oS9 G9qmsa H.
Fhat sas d the s q s1s
cours of htS the Dsref Of h5er
Of Rose Pursell (otherwise known as Rose
against the deceased are hereby warned
exhibit the Tth the 6e s
fs59ss on A 9ss!s s'h hsy cay
dsy e SSsn gndf5 s4s y PaUE Papd PuR
EEL skLMAs asss 4s4 Faysste htsst Pfk E Lex <
District OF Columbia Clerk OF the PROBATE
KANE 4 KoONs, Attorneys,
11SI NV
ysssss ssElss e9!1nsis r.
Fhat ths df the of &C.
G1nP Of has b 14es Of from Goumb. bf nsI
Testamentary on the, estate Of Bonnie l:
Hockensmth Peck also known fS ss g9nnie
I'e ias psrsons hsves
claims against the deceased are hereby
q Febfuary. ,Ap: ie4s; .otherx,se thsy
said estate GIVEN under F0R fs hana ths
e ssS Misfh as4s HhH Fdsof1
ses Attest 4hSopokE xaee ooGsWEG easSdsn.
ia%sIai %aaio'is,a4 Glsrk Of the Probate Court:
r-s,-;; J; EoNTAIME HALL, Attorney: -
States for the District of Columbia.
HGldnE R5Heaf to oSs 1os Soes he
That the subscriber, Of the District of
Goumb ~ tb has d from The Probate
MeKm late q z the ae Distries 81 co coiuPbis, a.
the beFS1 hyns claims
exhibit the same, with the vouchers there
of. legally. authenticated to the. subscriber.
AID. 1919. otherwise they by law
Be excluded from ali benefit Of said estate.
asra SHsa uRasF 1877 II kAfn hS5s ths AR Ss Say zN
EssT coNssAs} ssa Ry hROfH 6b5aR
District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court mh1O,17,24.
CLYDE D. GARRETT and
R. DUNCAN CLARK, Attorneys
Colorado Building.
States for t6e District q Columbia.
bSafs r1sssss G9saseasS
Administration Docket 149.-Applicat ation
having been, made herein for probate of
said estate, BY Myrtle Tatum Leech. it
Grdffsd ths i Fhp s heee siy n Schoas Mfs tes
minors, and Barbara Millar .Leech, their
custodian. non-residents and all others
Day the 10Th day Of April, Apr s X.D. G Ts4s, ss at
1o:oo iost o,elock IA An; thof5 TO- show cause Why
Let notice hereof be published in the
Wa shington Law Reporter and The
cessive weeks before the return day herein
mentioned, the first publication to be not
less than thirty days before said return
day. Witness, the Honorable BOLITHA j.
LAWS. Chief Justice of said Court. this
sth day Fl MaTeh A2 jas pessts ses
of Wills for the District of Columbia,
Clerk of the Probate Court. mh10,17,24
RALPH A. CUSICK, Attorney,
Investment Building.
Evening star., 1948-03-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
HAROLD A. KERTZ, Attorney,
TranSnnrfafinnR Ruildinr

DISTRICT AceSJFsr'-Vo coURT Of Do'1ds' The UNITED
Holding Probate court.-No.Tr Tr7O770. Ad-
That the subscriber. of the District OF CO.
lurnbia. has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia. Letters
Evelyn Kent. late of the District Of Co
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof. legally authenticated, to
the subscriber, on or before the 9th day
of March, AID. 1949 otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefit OF said
estate. Given under my hand this 9th day
Of March, l94s;, LAWRENCE P: KENT =;
12~54 ~ 245h st. NV Seal attest; at 1i,,E Ella ia
the, District of Columbia, Clerk of the
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20

bieier art bon 9usenoen FOLDER R0.
niginnen iebr i'm 8erte geiunfen.
8nroe bod neuli1 in einem St1bt.
den in SIinois eine rSauerfraut-
fonisit," ertp1blt. Sbr Bib mar an
rnebreren 9agen in BEN Chicago 'er
3eitungen au ieben, nit einem S5ep.
ter uno elmer Rrone unb iie berrid,
te als .9onigin" bel einem Sauer'
frautfelt, BEL Dem 5tpei Sonnen Sou-
erfraut uno Die entipre6enbe an5abl
~Sot Dogs" peripeiit ipurben. $50,
nisin bes Sauerfroutes", Elm Sell,
bilb in einem 8ilbe 5eitgen0iiii6er
&ultur (ooer lit es llnfultur9). Sc,
benfans Elm 8eiipiel bafiir, ipie nobt
bas @rbabene uno oas 2d6erlidbt
beieinanoer Iteben fonnen.
p. FIR. Markert, S.V.D.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20

IielbIt sic groBeren 5irmen fonnten
MIR nod 8ohenlobne uno -gebal=
ter aus3abIen. 3ie Sausfrauen ia
| ben lid Dor elmer oollig neuen Si-
tuation ltno iebr piele 5ralten, Die
geipobnt iparen, nit Dem Wonatss
leinfommen gu oisponieren, iaben iih
| Idon INN Wonotsmitte in Der Gage,
oaB lie feinen Bfennig mebr i'm
8elbt1id6en batten; uno bod for
oerten Die tGgli6en nottpenoigen
ausgaben ibr &edt.
Ser fatboliide GerIag, fir ben
6err 9ottfrieo tatig mar, muBte iei.
me Is angeltellten einen Hepers I'M
lterI6reiben laiIen, bob tie nit elmer
2Opro5entigen 8ebaltsfiir5ung ein,
Deritanoen ieien. Ger 0ireftor oieies
ltnternebmens i6rieb Serrn @ott-
frieO, bob er ieit ser @dbrungsre-
form feline Wiete mebr be5ablen fonn.
te. @enn es einem Bralaten 10 er=
ging, 1pie Iollte iif Ser fleine 9ln-
geItellte meiterbelfen, 5l1ma1, tpenn er
SSun1ilie bat? @us blieb Der Sefres
turin bel einem Wonotseinfomnen
bon 12O GIt iibrig, penn iie nun
MIR mebr SO GOt befom, nopon nod
Die Steuern uno So5ialabgaben OBJ
'glngen, tpooon lie nber fir Elm 3im-
'mer 20 00t be5oblen muB uno 90
GOt fir Oie Gerpflegung in Ser 8en-
lion! @enn Elm 9ngeItellter o0er Ell
ne slngeitellte in Ser gliidliden So,
ge lit, Ingeborige 81 baben, Die nit
elnem Garleben al15belfen fonnen, 10
erleihtert Dies oic Situotion 5tpor
i'm Slugen6lif, ober e5 il,mmiert lif)
Dies ood bon Wonot 51 Wtonat, cine
.groBe ShuloenloIt Ddd)It an, Oie ou6
fitr sic 3ufunft einen gnn5 nieoeren
Sebensltanoaro berbeifitbrt 1lno oen
8orgenOen nie ouh Sen 9orger fir
longe 3eit 5u gr0Bten @inIhr6nfrn-
gen 5luingt.
Nebnlih lit nuf) Serr 8ottfrieo
betrorfen Ser bon ndhIten Gertpon6s
ten 5Dar Elm 9arlebn befommt, aber
cine 1mbeimlihe SdulDenlaIt antpad-
ien iiebt.
IS lit beionoers beoriideno, an oie
perlofenoen 0inge 5u ieben, nit Sc
men oie ShaltfenIter pIotlid pron
gefitlt iinO, uno lie oo6 nidt fau-
fen 81 fonnen. Seit bolo einem ssobr,
5ebnt lit ieoer Salsbolt bis. ouf Die
leeten notiglten @ebraudlsgegenItItGn=
De ausge5ogen. 9luh iene &reiie, Die
ni6t 5u BEN 8ombengeId6bigten
oOer Seimatpertriebenen 5dblen, itno
pouig oeS gtotigiten entbloBt. 8ab-
reno oes &riegeS Duroe in ilnae-
5ablten Samml1ngen &leibung unb
gIalbe iotpie S6ubmerf aus ben So
mtllen gebolt, unO mas Damn nod
oorbanoen mar obIorbierten oie
(serttssna aut ee.te %
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20
4ttlera nnlksnrrid,tHhnf:
Nrur Anflagr
&un 6. S. &eid dDenberger

llnlGnglt berrIcbte in getpiiien
&reilen grltaunen, in anoeren @r-
regung, Dob Die Gerurtetlung Ser
Sere bon 8u6enmolo, SSlie Sod,
our6 oie amerifanil6e 8eiotungsbez
boroe bon lebensldnglid) auf bier
Sabre berabgeIebt tporoen mar. $50,
rum? sc. 9. ,Seralo-Sribune' itellte
feit, bob Die 8ebauptung, lie bGtte
2ampenlcbirme aus Menidenbout
bergeitellt, nid)t betpielen peroen
fonnte. Soer bot iie piellei6t oiele
S6irme BEN SoupeniriGgern als
Bralente ongeboten? Seoenfous JONI
oerbar, lebr ionoerbar.
SSn5tpiiben peroen onoere Sat ia,
den ii6er oie neue vamerifaniihe"
8eredtigfeit befannt. 90 beri6tete
Sr. BoulIaoo, ser ieIbit BEL oen
8eri6ten tdtig mar, iiber sic Wul-
meoD=Serbanolungen oaB Die Sln-
flogepertreter Observation-Disclosures
|abbielten, bel oenen sic slngeflogten
~iiberfiibrt" uno gum Sooe voerur-
|teilt" Duroen. Sierauf oeripra6 oie
Influgebeboroe Sen Gerurteilten
Strafmi(oerlung, 1penn Tie vgeItGn-
Dig" paren. Wan6e taten 10 uno ibr
8eltanonis muroe 10 gum v8e,peis
fir ibre 8erurteilung bel Ser nod.
folgenOen Gerbanblung. .s
Ser proteitantii6e 8ildof @urm
nno neueitens @eibbii6of 1eubGus>
Ter beitatisen Srn. Boullaoas 9e-
bauptungen. gea6 Ser ,slugsburger
SagespoIt' erfldrte 8ilfof NeubGus-
Ter, Der ielber als gea5i-Spfer in 1o-
dau mar, er lei beItiir5t iiber man
6erlei Sorgange uSbm ieien bu1l-
oerte Seiten 8eritbte iiber 9eiirnber-
ger uno insbeionbere iiber 9a6au'er
Bro5eiie 5ugeldidt moroen, uno er
babe iie iorgfaltig ourdeearbeitet. @r
babe oabei geieben, tpie piel 3ipei-
fel be5iigli6 Der Sdnlo ein5eIner
bleibt, meld Ionoerbore 8erneb-
mungsmetbooen ieitens ein5elner ST.
terrogatoren angepenoet ipurben,
meld 5peifelbafte 3eugen, borunter
Jog. 8erufs5eugen ouftraten, uno pie
l6mer es oft ben slnseflagten gema6t
muroe, iid 51 perteioigen 1lnb gnt-
laitungs5eugen bei5ubringen." 8i-
.idof Burm uno 8ii6of Neub4usler
5ridteten an oen amerifaniiben
'ariegsminiiter &ennetb HoDau Sele-
gramme, aleroines pergebens, bie
Sinri6tungen Bis sur enogiiltigen
Glarung Der Sragen auf5ul6ieben.
Sd bate mobl 5u bieien Sragen
ni6t Stellung genommen. @ber ant
g. Nopember erreidt midi elm 8rief,
Der am IL. September aufgegeben
mar. Ole Wautter zines gum Sooe
our6 ben Strang perurteilten 90.
ltnteroffi5iers apanote iiG an cine be-
freunoete 6amilie Inn Gat uno Sill
fe uno meine Sreunbe baten mid,
oie Srage in Der Hreiie an5uereifen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20

Sdulen bin5lstpeiien unb auf Die
Notipenoiefeit, ielblt aus oenl Sein
Der @nabe au leben. r8enn ibr nidt
Ielber euren &inoern oie 5reube am
@lauben beibringt, 1penn ibr niht
leIber aus Der @naoe Gbrilti lebt,
Damn miro nniere Sugeno ben @efab-
rem bieier 3eit ni6t geipadien iein.
llniere Sugeno lit beorobt llnb ge-
fdbrbet genilg. Sic brallht Weniden,
oie rubig lino flar ourd bie bernor.
rene 3eit idreiten, neil tie ole Ga
ge nod Ser Sano @ottes sreifen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20
Hun. Erhahpnptt gum
Eddlrrlthrn : rtn Shritt

.@ebanfen iino 5ollfrei," iagt Elm
altes Sprihnort. Sic linb bemna6
zines bon Sen ipenigen 0ingen, bie
niht in Ser einen ooer anoeren @ei=
lie beIteuert iino. Desbalb lit es elm
biaiges Sergniigen, iicb mandmal in
allerbano @eoanfen 81 ergeben, oie
ourtb bie 8eoba6tungen angeregt
lperhen, bie man i'm tdgli6en 2eben
MAIDEN fonn. @etpiB linb niht ole
8eoanfen bieier Irt beionoers nert=
bon, DOB lie oeroienen, idriftli6 ME-
oergelegt nno altf Bergument in Ser
2i6rarp Of GongreB fir 5llfiinftige
@eIdle6ter aufbetpabrt 5u lperben.
9l6er Die Satiade als iolbe, oaB man
lid @eoanfen madt lit on ii6 merit
poQ genug, oenn zines rnlerer gan5
groBen 1ebel oes beutigen 8elhle6-
tes IN ieiner Iageneinbeit lit Die
tpeitberbreitete Irmut an eigenen
@eoanfen, ser Mongel an 8ereit,
iDilligfeit gum 9enfen ooer Die 81
refte unfdbigfeit bu5u. Gie Sdulo
liegt in Ser Sauptiade nibt in Der
9eiitigen Geronlagune ionoern in
Ger eanaen grt unIerer beutigen 2ebr-
art, bie Der Sugeno beionoers, ,,nb
oielfaf) audi ben gripa6ienen alles
in bilolider Inl6aultng pber ionlt-
mie bauptldblid Ourd bie Sinne
beibringen min. Mopies llno bie Wa-
ME, moslidlt biele 8iloer 5u bieten,
penn tie al1b nod 10 ni6tsiagenb
iino, tragen itder oa5u bel, baB oas
9enfperm0gen l,no oos Genfgut ner-
fiintinern.
0ieiem llmItanoe ODER 3uItanbe iii
es 5u5uidreiben, oaB 10 pieles in I'm.
ierem 2eben einfad) geoanfenlos bin-
genommen miro, gnn5 glei6 pie I'M
iinnig es lit, uno 10 uniere gan5e
Sebensart biloet ooer belier berbil-
BET. 8iebieles i'm 2eben lit beute
nidts anoeres als elm 8eipeiS 6a=
fir, oaB Der Didter reGt batte, als
er iagte, bob .oom grbobenen gum
2aderli6en nur Elm S6ritt iit". Tim
nnr elm 8eiipiel an5ufiibren: gSir
nebmen beute an feinem Gage cine
3eitung our Sano, in Ser ni6t cine
ooer mebrere ~4oniginnen" ober
nOtiB oies ooer 0as" i'm 8iloe oor-
gefiibrt uerOen. 8ei irgeno elmer Ser
anitaltltng nuB cine nWiB" ODER eli
ne ~aueen" ausgep1blt ooer ,ge,
front" tperoen. Gs lit gar nidt elm.
5l1leben, pelber 3ulammenbang nit
lolden Gingen llno elmer il,ngen Oa-
me beiteben fam, oaB lie als gfe-
praientontin oie S5ene beberriden
Jon. geionoers ldderli9 lit es aber,
1penn "&oniginnen" ermablt uno
mnnbmal bon Wdnnern, sic in itaat-
liben ooer anoeren angeiebenen Stel.
li,ngen iteben, ~sefront" iperoen BEL
Inlaiien bel oenen Tie ii6 bod ein-
faltig oorfommen miiiien oils Weit-
1pirfer bel elmer iinnloien Spielerei.
Ser 8egriff elmer uaonigin" lit nit