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Evening star., 1948-12-19
D. C. Department,
American Legion,
Will Aid Veterans

In lieu OF Christmas baskets the
Welfare and Relief Office of the De-
partment OF the District of Colum-
bia, American Legion will issue
extra food allowances to all needy
veterans and their families now on
their rolls. The children of these
veterans will receive special invi-
tationS to attend a combined Christ
mas party at the Capitol Theatre
on Christmas Eve, December "a at
10 am. sponsored by the local
Legion, Red Cross, Salvation Army,
Community Chest etc. according to
Percy Weinberg. director of Welfare
and Relief for the Legion.
Santa Claus will distribute gifts,
toys, and stockings filled with
candy, fruit and nuts to each child
invited to attend. An elaborate
program of entertainment has been
arranged. 1t is expected President
Harry S. Truman and Miss Mar
garet Truman, who sang at last
years party, will appear on the pro-
gram.
This will be the only Christmas
party in which the Department of
the District of Columbia will take
part as an organization and posts of
the Legion have been requested to
contribute funds in order to make
the party success. Several, how
ever, will distribute baskets to needy
veterans who belong to their own
posts.
At the last meeting of George
Washington Post tribuate was paid
to the memory Of the late Frank
Brett NoyeS, chairman Of the board
Of The Evening Star and founder
and first president Of the Associ-
ated Press. In resolution adopted
reference was made to the important
part which he played in planning
and the erection of the memorial
in Potomac Park to District vet
Grams who lost their lives in World
Wars I and II. He was cited as
one Of the outstanding native Wash
ingtonians for his interest in civic
affairs during his lifetime.
Arch Mcdonald, radio commenta-
tor, conducted a quiz session." as
sisted by Comdr. j. Burton Morris.
Announcement was made that
both the department and national
headquarters of the Legion were
advised of the action taken and
appointment of committee to
consider restoring the name of Gen.
John J. Pershing, after whom the
post was named when founded
March 7, 1919.
When Volunteer Hospital Work
ers now taking training courses at
the Mt. Alto Hospital complete their
orientation, indoctrination and pro-
bationary periods they will receive
certificates showing they are quail
fed to perform volunteer work II
was recently announced by the
hospitals Volunteer Service Advi-
sorry Committee.
Miss Alice Brophy Of the Special
Services Department announced
several Christmas parties, sponsored
by various veterans organizations
for this week.
Balancing the Budget" was one
Of the main topics on the agenda
at tfe last meeting of the Jane A.
Evening star., 1948-12-19

Brunswick, N. J. While studying
architecture at Catholic University
in 1916. after three years in the
Navy, first submitted camera shots
to the university's student publica-
ton: the Tower. They proved 80
good that university authorities inn
mediately signed him up as photog-
raphy editor of the Cardinal and
general campus photographer.
He recently received honorable
mention from the Beaux Arts Insti-
tute of New York for designing a
bus shelter.
Evening star., 1948-12-19

SVehSSo A4A OiiS
foyer Of Mullen
Library by Fred
j. Maroon, pho
tography editor
of the Cardinal.
the year book of
Catholic Univer-
sity.
Mr.. M a room
h a S be en- a n
amateur photog-
rapher since his
days in the Sa-
ere d H e ar t
Grammar School
in his ON e
town of Ne W
Evening star., 1948-12-19
One.Man Show Held
At Mullen Library

A one-man exhibit of "a photo
graphic studies, ranging from indi-
vidual portraits to campus scenes
at Catholic University is being
Evening star., 1948-12-19

ished third. This was the final club
event Of the season, next game being
scheduled for January Z.
At the Stephan Studio, December
10, the Howell was won by Dave
Murray and Joe White. Mrs. Mary
Goodstein-Mrs. D. E. Stephan and
Charles Lyon-Harold Mayer held
second and third positions. The De-
cember II matinee awards, under
sponsorship of the Washington
Bridge Leagues women's auxiliary,
were captured by Mrs. Marian Barre
Mrs. Howard G. Campbell N.-S)
and the Bernard Rossons OE.-W0,
Mrs. z. A. st. John-Mrs. H. "A.
Walker, Capt. and Mrs. Joseph L.
Herlihy taking second honors.
Master point awards offered at the
Chess Club December II were
claimed by DR.. Merrill Flood-John
Moore, victors in a Howell match.
Mrs. Dixie T. Wright-Francis Drake
and r. E. Roberts-W. j. Walsmith
placed and showed. Winners OF the
preceding Thursdays Mitchell con-
test were Wallace Ashby- Joe White
and william Poissant-Lewis G.
Tubbs.
The Buckingham Duplicate Club
held its December nationally award
ed match a week ahead of sched-
ule, victors in last Tuesdays Mitchell
numbering Lambros Callimahos-
Tom Shealy and Capts. Russell
Denham- Charles Stevens, jr. Half
a master point each was earned by
Second Placers Jessie Duke, jr.-Si-
mon Gerber, Col. and Mrs. John
Geddes. Club Director Mrs. Edna
Evans announces that no more class
instruction will be offered until early
l949, but a regular rating point
game will be held Tuesday at the
club, 313 North Glebe road, in Ar
lington.
At the La Sale Studios, Paul
Kavalski and W. Wofsey topped the
Howell field last Monday. while L.
v. Repke and L. v. Repke, jr, were
second. Tuesday brought victory
to Mrs. Grace Buckler and Helen
Walsh, whose score at the Agricul-
ture Clubs weekly contest tied that
Of Mrs. T. M. Boyle and Mrs. G. NJ
Poulieff, while Mrs. Mildred Linder-
man-Manfred Sobernheim won the
Count Club Howell. Drs. w. H. Cor
ton and N. j. McHugh placing.
Mrs Edith Decker scored her first
duplicate victory at the Walsh Club
last Saturday night, partnered by
Thomas Snyder. Co-winners in the
December II Mitchell were Mrs.
George King, jr. and John Grifith.
Col. j. G. Seabourne was presented
with the November high average
trophy, his second successive top
score in the monthly cumulative
average contest. F. p. Dormady was
runnerup.
Only two master point contests
are scheduled for the coming week,
tomorrow night at the La Sale
Studio and Thursday night at the
Chess Club. No games are sched-
uled for Christmas Day, giving local
fans q breather to plan for the
Northern Virginia championships
at Alexandria on January 14-16.
Evening star., 1948-12-19

This picture was taken by Mr.
Brown when he was a small boy
living in Tully, N. Y, and is remark
able not only for the historic in
terest Of the subject, but also for
the fact that, although it was taken
on a small glass plate in a SIS box
camera, it still retains sufficient
quality to permit enlargement to II
by IA with excellent detail.
The use of oxen as beasts of
burden played an important part
in the early settlement of this coun-
try. in clearing land, hauling logs,
tilling soil, etc. At the turn of the
Evening star., 1948-12-19

Miss Laura Hunter and Rush
Buckley, first-time partnership,
paired to annex the 1948 mixed pair
title at Arlington Farms Duplicate
Club in the two session champion
ship match concluded December IL.
They not only topped the field, but
also led each round. Runnerup
awards were earned by Mrs. John G.
Fletcher, while Defending Cham
pion Mrs. Z. A. st. John and her
new partner, Paul BlaSangame, fin
Evening star., 1948-12-19

ished third. This was the final clut
event Of the season, next game being
scheduled for January Z.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-14

loie 2iebe mar es, Die lie bieie 8itt
auslpreHen lieB. Sdneiien ba mid
uniere @eoanfen 5ll 11nierer eigener
Wutter, Die mir emit beinBen ODER
|@ott iei 0onf, nod beiiben? Seete
Iie nid)t Gbnli6e SegensDiinI6e fin
llnler leibIi6eS unb geiitiees, 5eit
lides uno etpiees 8obl, Die lie nit
inniger Inoaht gum Serrn ser @eI.
ten emporianote2 lfag lie nidt oil
uno oft, lpenn ibr liebenber 8lid
ouf 1ns rubte, gum Simmel empor.
9eieuf5t baben: rSprid, 0 @err, oob
bieies mein &ino einmol einen EIot
I'M Simmel bel Dir einnebme!"? T.? 8,
menn mir oIle iesbe5iigliden Sc
oonfen unierer Dtutter niiBten, ipie
Diirben mir ba geriibrt unb 5ur
9anfbarfeit bepogen Deroen! Ger
emit, oa olles offenbnr neroen miro,
meroen mir itauneno erfennen, mas
mir aues ibrem @e6ete unb ibrer
Gorge oeroanft baben
9lls mir 8inoer nuren, oo mar
iie es bauptid6Iid, Die uns ouf Dem
guten 8ege erbielt; iett, oo mir emf
porgetpodien iinb l1no pieueidt I'M
iere itete 8arnerin unb Mobnerin
our6 Del 500 perloren boben, Iiegt
es an uns ielbit an unierem eieenen
Gun uno 2aiien, an unierem eigenen
Sanoel uno @anoel, Sen iebnlidIten
8unIfy unierer g1ten Wtutter, uns
einmol i'm Simmel pieoer5ufinoen,
5u erfiilen. Die feite 8runoloee bic
5u, ben III. fatboIii6en @louben, bot
iie l1ns binterlolien; 10 lanee mir
auf oieiem @runoe iteben, lit Die
@rfiillung bes miitterli6en Sebnens
moelif.
Die grinnerung an Die sSrommie-
felt uno SEN lebenoigen @lauben Der
Nutter miro uns cine Stiite uno
Elm iteter Iniporn iein, es ibr bierin
gleid 5u tun. llno totiddlif bat
bas @eOenten Der geitorbenen Mut=
ter i6on manden Dor Dem eipigen
8eroerben eerettet. 0as tpiiien Die
Grielter BON ben Sterbebetten ber,
an benen lie oft peilen. @or man6er,
Ser ben letten 3uipru6 nidt boren
Dollte uno Die 8efebrung perpeiger.
te, Duroe ipeid) 1pie Elm &ino, tpenn
Der Srieiter BON Ser oabineeihieoe-
men Wtutter 5u reoen onfing unb pom
8ieoerieben i'm Simmel ipro6. S1
fann cine Wutter nod iiber's @rat
binaus ibren &inoern eine Suelle
oes Segens uno 8obles iperben, nit
lie es ouf @roen gepeien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-14
>#S
Sha

gut meinen Die friiber, oa tie nod
allem ge9ebren entipra6en, Der
@rou gcgen Ole Witmeniden, Die
Dem permobnten 2iebling ni6t ae.
mug entgegenfonmen. 9us iolhen,
BON unflu9en Otiittern olio on
lprudSoou er5o9enen &inoern per.
Den feline gliifliden Weni den, audi
Denn lie emit noblbabeno perben
lmO lid monde5 Gergniigen qeitat.
ten fonnen.
Gorum lit es bo6ite @r3iebunas-
melsbelt, &inoer an GuBere geoiirf,
n1slo1igteit 81 eetpobnen. Sic ioI-
len BON Dem Nottpenoigen on SpeiIe
l'no Sronf reihlid erbolten, ober
bon Dem llcberfliiiiigen nur ielten
Elm @eni9eS. 9ederbiiien iollen nur
an Sonn= lno Seiertogen ODER bel
1eltllhen InlGi1en gereiht lper6en.
80 er5ogene &inber oonfen es ipd-
ter lbren @ltern, neil iie's einIeben,
iDle letdt lie iid i'm 2eben tun aeaen.
iiber oenen, Die Don &inobeit an bo.
ran geDobr1t iinb, olIes 5u berIon,
gen, mos in Den 8eiidtsfreis ibrer
Au9en fomnt uno oesbalb INNER
elnen 9oufen lmerfiiGter 8iinId)e
aur Dem 0er3en baben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-14
UutterIiebe

Die 2ebensgeididte oes III. Ipo-
itels Safobus oes lelteren beri6tet
uns einen riibrenben 8eipeis bon
Wutterliebe unb Mutteriorse. Seine
Wutter Salome fommt, mie Dos
gpaneelil.m er5ablt, nit ibren BEL
ben S0bnen SSafobus unb Sobannes
gu Seius, ben lie 10 oft bon ~Seinem
9feide ipre6en geb0rt, uno tpirft ii6
nit flebenoer geberoe gu Seinen Sii=
|Ben nieoer. Iuf Seine liebeooGe Sra=
|ge: r8as miait bu?" gibt iie 5ur
Intmort: rSprid], oaB biele meine
|5tpei Sobne in Geinem Jeide elmer
az 1einer Gedten uno Ser anbere
5u Oeiner 2infen iite1l tperoen." Sic
meinte ba freili6 in ibrem menl6li=
6en gmpfinOen elm iroii6es &ei6
uno bittet Inn Die erIten 5lpei gbren=
iteaen in oieiem &eide fir ibre 5mei
|S0bne.
SIR Ser5enspunid lit in Grill
lung gegangen, freilid in einem on=
oeren Slime, als lie gemeint batte.
8eioe S0bne erbieIten @brenltellen
i'm gfei6e Selu Gbriiti. 8eibe muir
Den 8iihofe Ser eriten Stride, aber
init oieiem 8erufe mar nidt iroti6e
Bradt uno neltlides 8oblleben ber-
bunoen, ionbern 9ranglale uno Ser
folgung, fir Safobus iosar Ser SOB
ourb bas S6pert am 25. SsuIi bes
Sabres a.. glber Die ridbtige gr-
fiillung Ser miitterliden 8itte muir
De beioen Sobnen erit i'm iiberiroi-
/ i6en Gei6e gbriiti getpdbrt, broben
i'm &immel, mo- lie als berborrogen-
De Wtitglieoer bes Mpoiteldores ben
Seilano in Seiner Serrlibfeit ebert
10 umgeben tpie einltens, aIs er in
idlidter Menidengeitalt auf @rben
DanoeIte.
8roBe gbre genieBt aber ct. So
fobus au6 be,,te nod ouf groen in
Der GbriItenbeit. un5dbliee &irhen
iinb ieinem Mnoenfen getpeibt, uno
aud oieie gbre lit GROCER, uertpoler
|l,no bauernber als Die @iiroe tpar,
|melde SaIome ibren &inoern erbit-
ten tpoIlte.
Die Mutterliebe, iene fid ielbft
|bereeifenbe uno nur auf oas Bobl
Der Rinber beoadte, cole uno ielbit"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-14
Oas Kino

8ie troitlos 1no freuoenleer mo-
re Die groe, 1penn niht INNER 1pie-
Der oas &ino in ibr eridiene, bas
refine, 11nldulbige nit ieinem iorelos
eliidliden 2GdeIn. gs fommt, uns
beriibrt BON oaem Sdmue unb
Staub, SaB unb gleno Der @elt aus
ser g1piefeit su uns beriiber, ols
Dolte @ott uns an bieiem gben=
biloe 5eigen, tpie mir lein fonnten
uno ioaten obne Siinbe.
Sir gltern gebort es gum Sitter
item, 5l1 beobadten, pie ibr barmlo=
ies &ino allmGbIid BEN l1nbeilpouen
gin1pirfungen bieier @elt 5ugGng=
|Iid miro, 1pie it6 in Dem fleinen
2eibe nod uno nod b0les regt uno
ourb oie ginfliiie bon auBen INNER
it1rfer miro, pie 10 sic uneetriibte
ltni6ulo uno ielige Sarmloiiefeit
Ser erlten 2ebens5eit INNER bedng-
Itigenber bon Dem biilteren 8etpolf
Ser meni6liden S6idiolseemein,
i6aft iiberi6attet ipiro. ga fomme11
| ii6 Sic gltern manbmal Dor tpie
Gbriitopborls: iie iolen Elm &ino=
lein bel @inb uno @etter burd ipo-
genbe 8aiier tragen uno bas &inb=
lein miro INNER ifperer uno britt
fenoer, baB lie fat ber5Deifeln mof=
ten. gs gebort cine groBe, an Der
eigenen Sebensentipidlung gereift
@rfabrrng oa5u, einem &inoe burf)
oieie entideibenoen Sabre binburd-
5ubelfen, 0aB es gegen Sen perbee=
renoen slnorong bes @elteeiltes uno
Der i6linmen Sriebfrdfte bes 2ei=
bes geifiitt miro. Iber Die graies
bungspeisbeit ser meilten Miitter
eridopft ii6 oanit, bas &ino in ben
erIten unberniinftisen Sabren 5u be-
| frieoisen uno gu beidpidtieen, linn
10 tpeit uno 10 oft nur moelid feline
8iinife 5u erfiillen, bamit es Gube
gibt. get6ts lit perfebrter uno fir
oas gan5e 2eben bes &inoes unbeiI-
boiler. Sc mebr @iinide man einem
&inoe befrieoiet, belto mebr miro es
5u piiniden iid setpobnen. Gos ipG-
tere 2eben aber miro eetpiB auf Die
pielen 8iinife oes &inoes nidt 10
rudiidtsbou eingeben, tpie oie iiber-
quite Wutter; bas 2eben miro oft
nnb oft nein iagen, mo- oas &inb elm
SSa ertpartet. 11no 10 fonmen Damn
Die gnttduibungen, Dos l1nbefrie-
oietiein, Dos Wsurren iiber Die gI-
tern, Die es i6einbar nidt mebr 10
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-14

| abeeeeben; aus bieiem miro 3eis
tungspapier gemadt, pGbrenb iiber-
al @obnungen feblen. Wan bat nun
einmal bem 8olfe ansetpobnt, um-
fangreife 8ldtter = in benen ni6t
niel itebt - au faufen, unb tpeiB
nidt, mie man es onfonsen jon, ibm1
oieies 8eoiirfnis nad Sol5papier
pieber ab5ueetpobnen. Die Sol5not
pddit. @as madtsl Ser oes 2eiens
funoige 8iloungspobel muB feline ee.
nobnte GuantitGt Bapier boben,
ionit feblt ibm zines ser Wittel, bie
i'm Die eeiitiee Seoe ieines an 8e.
oiirfniiien reiden 0aieins aeit1peilig
pereeiien laiien.
8ie in bieiem 5olle, sebt es in
bunoert anberen al1h. @ute Hab-
rungsmittel iinb teuer, neil es an
Irbeitern feblt, tpel6e odern, iGen
uno ernten. Sn eroBen unb fleinen
StGoten iinb anbererieits niele tou-
ieno 9lrbeiter uno Mrbeiterinnen nit
Der Seritellung BON bodlt iiberfliiiii-
gen Baren beidaftigt. Wit SiIfe ser
&eflame perben piele 0inge ben
Waiien gum 8eoiirfnis eernadt, obne
Die iie iebr gut fertig tperben fonn-
ten. Ser So5ialiit unb Ser aapita-
lift arbeitea itd babel in Die Sanbe;
Dos gnbergebnis lit Elm @ei6le6t
un5ufrieoener Meniden, bon bem
man iagen fann, mos Mepbiito bon
5ouit iaet: vSSbm eeniiet fein
@enuB!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-14
.3@65@@@S8l

ten ibr alS yEoren", pie ser Brit
Ser es in oen 9lugen ser Wutter oes
iterbenoen Siinelings mar. Die 8elt
neiB nift, ooer min nidt erfennen,
baB ie treuer uno inniger Sroens-
leute our6 Die 8eliiboe nit 8ott
berbunoen iino, iie Inn 10 iegensrei-
der uirfen fir Die 8elt, Die ,1idt
burf eldn5enoe Spiteme, ionoern
nur burd oie 2iebe gu retten lit.
9es BrieIters uno gepeienen 60
5ialiiten ltrteil lit burdaus berebz
tigt - iie iinb rSeloen, Die ni6t
nur fir bas eigene Seelenbeil, jon
bern uuh fiir Die @eieaidaft beten
llno nirfen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-14
I'm hdusltden Kreiie

Nos Seben lit beute raub uno qe-
tubllos, bart unO unbormber5ig; elm
elliger @ino gebt iiber ole Stroben
Der Weni6en. 8ebe ben 8onoerern
obne idiibenoes Seim, obne pGrmen,
Den Sero! Die bier @dnoe oes eiae,
men Souies itno oie ein5ige 3u.
flubtsltdtte, mo- Ger Henld in Sic
ler unrubigen, talten 3eit GaIt unS
Sablal 1inoet Iud mas man beutau-
to9e Sergniigl1neen nennt, itno nur
9etlaeoen, ungeIunoe 9lufreisunaen,
oenen umlo ltarfere grid)opflrng uno
lentmuttgung fol9t. Die bette grbo,
lung flnoet man 5u SauIe I'M &reile
Der Somllie, bier 1pirb man niht
mlBbroudt unO auseebeutet, nid1t
perlobt nno bintereangen, ni6t aus
eebordt unb miBperitonoen. Sier
oarf man ieine eigenen 9lniidten
auslpreden, ieinen innerIten @efiib,
len Eoum geben, bon Soffnunqen
uno 8efiir6tuneen reoen; unter
tremoen Sel1ten auBerbolb ieines
9aules lit DieIes ielten nogli6, bort
lanern biele oara1f uns ettpas geah,
fe1llges nad5uiagen, cine S6p6dle
an uns gu entoeden, uns 5u id)doi-
gen uno 81 peroerben. Sour BEL Ben
eteenen sngeborisen finoet man sc,
nel9tbeit, gtofiift uno Mitgefiibl.
Sesbulb iollten mir unier Seim
5u elmer trol1li6en StGtte MAIDEN.
Do iif olle Somilienmitglieoer tpobI
uno gliidlid] fiiblen. 0os gebt nidlt
obne eegenieitiae Hiidlidt aufeinan,
Der. 0ie 8iinide llno Iniidten iino
|nld]t bel alien eleid. Gte sSugeno nit
lbrem leiftbepeeliden, gum ssrob-
linn eeneigten gSeien, berlongt Sci
terfeit, 2afen, SpieIen, Muiif unD
&nr5petl, inoes bos 9llter nod) Gube
uno Stile trodtet rno aIles 2Grmen-
De laltig finoet. Ser Gater, Dem Der
&opf bon ernIter 8eid1ftspIGne mo
Sorsen lit, fam iid nur Idper BEL
Der lorsenloien sluseelaiienbeit Der
&inoer Dobl fiiblen. Die itiirniidc,
5u Saten brdneenoe 2ebbaftiafeit
Der Sunge1es reimt iid oft niht Ieidt
nit Der innieen, 5arten 0iiblunss-
tpeile uno Dem ianften Spiel Ser
Sdpeltern. gtur Der beionnene, Ie-
bensertabrene Sinn ser gltern fann
bier Sronlng uno gere6ten 9lus-
eleld ldaffen. gs eebort gum
Shmerlten aber audi 5um Sd0n-
item nno @ertbolliten in ser bausli-
den er5iebune, Die eirt5elnen Mtt-
gl1eoer oes Sausbolts our gegeniei-
tigen &iidlidt al1feinanoer an3upei-
len. Sn plelen 6allen niiIien 1id Die
feinen, itilen Noturen Dor BEN Iou-
ten, oororingli6en @ebobren Ser on-
oeren ouden uno ibre eoellten @nla-
gen oertiimmern Ioiien, neil lie fidl
ME oamit berbortpagen biirfen. Won-
che alten 2eute baben elm ssommer-
leben, neil bie Suneen in Der ssa,
mllle ear feline Hiidlid)t auf iie neb-
men. Sn elmer suten SamiIie barf
es ME porfommen, baB Die einen auf
"olleH oeI aHoeren Der9nugf 11no.
SIM bd1sliden &reiie ion oas et-
ne Dem onoeren su @efallen Iein,
lollen bic &rGftieen oen Sdpaden
belten, ion oas @eeeniGeli6e iib an
elnanoeridniegen uno Iiebepoa aus
gleihen. Damn entitebt Der riGtiae
austauid Der Neinunsen, @efuble
uno &rdfte, moourh alle geforoert.
|gebiloet llnb erfreut meroen. @er i'm
iolbem &reiie al1fpGdit, enpfdnat
Die bette Soridulune fir bas ipdtere
Seben unter fremoen Menihen, mo
er fi9 oenielben 8eeeni1sen aeaen-
iiberseitellt iiebt uno iid nit linen
|abfinoen mub, obne oas Hedte unn
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Siebe fet Dir Setterin!

9nrd bes 2ebens Mnb'n nnb Streite
Sci bic Gicbe bein @cleite:
9fidt bic cine falfenmilbe,
Nein, bic andre tanbenmilSe;
0id)t bic itolse, fronenblitenbe,
Nein, bic inter bem &rense ftbenbe;
9idIt bic beike, iinnbet6renbe,
&aitlus itrebenbe, biel begebrenbe;
Nein, bic ianfte, itill ertrasenoe,
Spfermntige, 'gern entIagenbe;
NidDt bic matte, ,iueidJlid) idmadtenbe,
Hein, bic itarfe, tpSperadtenbe;
9tidlt bic eiferiiidtise, baiIenbe,
Nein, bic Deri6bnenbe, ipeltnmfai.
iene;
Nid)t bic rpte, flammenbe &oie,
Nein, bic iueife, bic mafelloie -
9mrd) bes 2ebens MIb'n nnb Streite
Sci bic 2iebe bein 8eleite:
Giniam in Ses Warftes 8etpiiblen
@irit BIT lire NGbe fiiblen;
9urd bes Neeres @pgenberae
Jiibrt ite bid, Elm iid'rer Serge;
3etst anf 6oer Seioeflade
Slnmen bir nnb 8aiIerbade;
SrtIdje Srnnnen iuiro lie erabeu,
Sn ber @iite bid at laben,
8iloe Str0me iiberbriiden,
6elien ans Der 8abn bir raden,
Samft bid itiiten, germ bid trasen,
8is bic &rafte bir neriasen.
Daft iie bid gum !6immel leite,
Wanble tren on ibrer Seite.
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Oas blumeneeihmuofte
Grab oes 1hlthten
Oroensbruoers

Sn einem Iufiate iiber ,Gie Or
bensgeliibbe uno Die beutige Sci"
(eridienen in Ser ,&oIn. 8olfs5tg.) y
ifiloert 9feftor P. Sopeler elm gr-
lebnis, Dos aus Dem 9fabmen bes
Irtifels berauseeboben uno peiteren
&reiien 5ugdnelid eemadt a1 wers
oen beroient.
rBor elmer 9teibe bon Sabren be-
iudte id) nit einem Sreunbe ben
Campo santo bon @enuo," 16reibt
p. Sobeler. .gr gilt bur6 ieine
groBartige Inlage unb Die Warmor-
pradt Der 8enfmdler ols elmer Der
idonlten Srieobofe, nidt BLOB Sta
liens, ionoern Der ean5en 8elt. Iaes
peiBer farrarii6er Warmor uno 800
numente, oie Sunberttauienbe Sire
gefoitet. @as aber biinfte uns bas
SdOnite 5u iein in oieiem beriibn1s
ten Sotenearten9
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6 benoe 8Iumen uno fri i.
i6e &ranae

$50 Die Ssnldrift. Mber tpos uns
nod idoner ltno riibrenoer borfan1
als bieies 0eufmaI aus Marmor,
bas Die Stabt @enua einem armen
&apu5inerbr,,oer eeiett, NOR Der
Inblid lebenber 8lumen unb fri
ider 8lumenfrGn5e ,1nb elmer Wen-
ge brennenber 2idter, Die ben SUB
,oes Monumentes id1niidten. 0enn
mdbrenb mir rinesumber nur ber-
trodnete 8lumen auf ben @rdbern
Der &eiden iaben, Die man eben be-
itattet, u11o anf BEN @riiften Der
LANCER 8eigeiesten nur nod berro-
itete Wetaqfrdnae oie einmaligen
Spenben uno bann Dos 8ergeiien
berfiinbeten, brahten @ohahtung
rn6 2iebe 6ielem ornen Rapuainer<
bruoer nod 36 Sabre nad ieinem
Tobe tdglih lire friiden @oben oar.
.@aben Der Mrmen iin6's, aber
uer modte oarin niht cine ihSne
uno Interchangeable SuIoigung ie-
ben, Die bic @eIt bem @eIlb6e aolltl"
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8 a 8 g JON ite i'm gon5en n
Sotengarten e

n8on ben groBen &uppelbou in
Der Witte, in Dem Die 2ei6en Der
gornebmen al1fsebabrt, @eoddtnis-
reoen gebalten lnb Srauer6ordle
geblaien neroen, fiibren nad BEN
Deribieoenen 9fidtungen Sallengdn-
ge, in oenen itd Die meiiten Ser
Yrunfoenfmdler befinoen. 8eim er-
item Sdritte 5ur 8edten iiebt man
in elmer Niibe cine sroBe Statue
BON meiBem Warmor. sic itelt Ell
men Wond i'm 4apu5inerbabit bar,
oas 8ettelforb6en in Der Sano. 9a-
runter Die Snidrift:
~Srancesco ba 9amporalla, geb.
27. Ge5. 1914, + II. Sept. 1866.
Ser Irme in GbriIto mar ielig i'm
@eben, ipie I'M @mpfangen. Sir
bie Sd1ner5en uno 8eoiirfniile aler
bate er 8rot, 9fat uno StGrfung.
Gas itrenee unb beiliee 2eben zines
Srbensmannes fronte er, inbem er
iid gum Spfer bradte bel 8eeinn
Der gpioernie 1866. 9ie SrGnen uno
Die 0anfbarfeit bes 8olfes pollten
iein 8ilb pere1pigen in oielem Scar
NOR"
Evening star., 1948-12-12

Il went right on duty and
sailed as I was, in my street
Clothes" he says.
Somewhat later he signed
on with a coastwise steamer
line and began studying for
promotion. He successfully
won his able bodied seaman's
license, then quartermaster's,
mates and, finally, his mas
ter'S license.
There was q time, however,
when it appeared his sailing
career might be cut short.
That was in 1898, when his
wife objected strenuously to
his spending so much time
away from home. He quit his
job, but the lure of the water
was strong. Before long he
had found a Job which would
permit him to sail and still
get home to Mcdaniel. Nd. on
the Eastern Shore, almost
every day. That was as
hand aboard the ferryboat
line. He took the job in 1899
and has been with the line
ever since. s.. b.