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Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
State Officials And Civic
Leaders To Be Guests
OF Honor Of Associa-
tiOn; Auto Races Will
Be Closing Feature On
Saturday.

AS the Chronicle prepared for
press Governors Day, traditional
highlight of the Kent and Sussex
Fair, was expected to attract
record crowd to the fair grounds
Thursday afternoon. Gov. Elbert N.
Carvel and his staff will be guests
of honor.
Also attending will be state and
civic leaders and politicians of both
major parties. Despite the fact it
is an off-election year, politics will
be the major topic of conservation.
State Officials To Attend
Included in the Governors party
will be 1t. Gov. Alexis /. DUPONT
Bayard, Secretary of State Harris
B. Mcdowell, Jr., and others. The
official party will meet in Harring-
ton at 1915 and proceed to the
fair grounds to be luncheon guests
of the Eastern Shore Angus Abere
deem Association.
Brinton Holloway, general man
ager of the fair, estimated Wednes-
days crowd at over $4,000. Several
cases of heat prostration were re-
ported but the victims were revived
on the grounds and reported no ill
effects, Mr.. Holloway said if at
tendance maintains the present
pace the fair week record of 100,-
600 admissions will be surpassed
this year. Cattle judging is also
scheduled to begin Thursday.
Grandstand Program
The Governors Day program will
open at the grandstand at / O'Clock
with a memorial service for fair of
ficials who died during the year
They are; Ernest B. Raughley, who
served as secretary of the fair asso
citation since 1918; ]. Morris Har.
rington, w. H. Cahall, and Joshua
Smith.
A special feature of the servic,
viii be dedication of a memoria
plaque for B. I. Shaw, former presi
dent of the association; G. d. Muir
I ply, Ora G. Sapp, Warren T. Moore
/, and Mr.. Raughley.
At 1:45 p. m. an aerial show will
be staged by pilots of the 142nC
Fighter Squadron, Delaware All
National Guard, and Sind Wing
National Air Guard of New York
now encamped at the Dover All
Base. There will be about so planes
in the formation. Between races
the annual cattle parade, showine
tcontinued on page -
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
Eagle Poultry
Plant Will
Close Down
This Saturday
Frankf0rd Firm To Drop
$50 Employees; Effect
On Growers, Retail
Markets Seen When
Shutdown Comes.

The plant of Eagle Poultry Pack
ers, Inc, at Frankford-believed to
be the largest poultry packing
plant in the world-will close in
definitely tomorrow, Saturday, July
30, it was announced this week.
The plant employs $50 persons.
One of the owners Of the plant
said the enterprise has had pros
porous year so far, and that any
further earnings would largely be
consumed by income taxes.
Closing Of the plant is expected
to be major blow to the town of
Frankford, and to have repercus-
sions in the market for live chick
ems in Delaware and also in the
market for dressed chickens in
New York.
The Eagle plant is the only large
industry in Frankford and most of
its employees come from the Frank
ford area, Robert Lingo, vice presi-
dent of the firm, said this week.
The town has population of about
500 persons.
The plant has increased its pro-
duction in recent years and reached
the rate of one million pounds of
dressed chickens a week in June,
194g Since then, the plant has av-
eraged more than a million pounds
a week and has produced as high as
1,125.0O0 pounds a week, according
to John S. Isaacs of Rehoboth
Beach, secretary-treasurer of the
firm.
This means that the firm has
been buying from Delmarva poul-
try growers more than 100000
chickens a week.
Mr.. Lingo said that other pro-
cessing plants not working at
capacity may be able to take over
part of the production of farms
which have been supplying the
Eagle plant
Mr.. Isaacs pointed out that a
large part OF the Eagle production
has been going to New York CITY
and that the sudden stoppage OF
the flow from the plant may create
temporarily at least, a shortage oil
dressed poultry in the New YORK
market. with a consequent rise in
prices.
MIR. 5Isaacs said that he owns hall
the firm, while the other half il
owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Landes of Frandford. Mr.. Lande'
is president of the company.
Mr.. Isaacs explained that boil
ne and the co-owners intend to sci
the business. However, no ar
rangements for its sale have as We
been made.
Mr.. Lingo added that the plan
will not be reopened under tn
present ownership.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
Albert Rosen Took
Part In Discussion

Albert Rosen of the Milford, Del
aware Public School System parti-
cipated in panel discussions at the
tenth annual Summer Session Busi-
ness Education Conference held
Wednesday, July 81 under the
sponsorship of New York Univer-
sity's School of Education.
About 300 educators and students
attended the annual all-day con-
ference which had as it's theme this
year, Business Education of Youth
Life Adjustments" 1t was arrang-
ed and was directed by Professor
Continued on page I5)
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
No Increase In
Blue Cross Rates

The Delaware Blue Cross board
of trustees has appointed four of
its members to find the reasons for
a 100 percent increase in use of X
ray benefits by its subscribers for
the last three years.
A spokesman for the board point
ed out after a meeting this week
that while x-ray privileges are now
being exercised by one out Of every
four persons enrolled. only one out
of eight is using the other surgical
benefits.
These figures, the board said, ap-
pear to be ont of proportion, es-
pecially in light of the, fact that the
two ratios were approximately
equivalent as late as 1946.
(coutipVed on page y
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
Nine Milfordians On
u. OF d. Deans S List

The Deans List at the Universi-
ty of Delaware for the spring Sc
mester of 194S-49 includes 525 stu
dents, or about 25 per cent of the
entire student body. The list named
8 students from Milford.
DIR. Francis H. Squire, dean OF
the university, reported that 25 stu
dents had scholastic indices of 400,
equivalent of a straight "a" aver
age. A record averaging at least
800, or "B", for all subjects is nee
essary for inclusion on the list.
Students named from Milford n.
tcoatlnpea qp page %
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
Bodies Of 2 Men
Taken From River
Coroner Atkins Says Death Caused
By Accidental Drowning

The bodies of two Seaford men,
Louis Johnson, %, and James Nick
ems, q, were recovered in the Nan
ticoke River Monday following a
search started last Sunday when
they failed to return from a boat
ride.
The body of Nickens, Negro,
was found Monday morning near
the Pennsylvania Railroad bridge.
Johnson's body was recoved Mon
day afternoon about o'clock near
the north shore in two feet of wa
ter about a half-mile from the rail-
road bridge.
Police Directed Search
State police of the Bridgeville
station were in charge of the
search. Nelson Achy, young busi-
(continued on page 81
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
Snow Hill Poultry
Co. Changes Hands
Bill Vickers, Of Ocean View, Is One
OF New Owners

Purchase of the Snow Hill Poul-
try Company. Inc, most modern
and best equipped poultry dressing
plant on the Eastern Shore PENN
sula, by Bill Vickers, of Ocean
View, Del, and R. A. Whitten, Jr.,
of Bethany Beach. Del, has been
announced.
The Snow Hill Poultry Company
Inc, dressing plant. ideally located
to serve poultry growers of Della
ware, the Eastern Shore of Mary
land and the Eastern Shore of Vir-
ginia, is today undergoing altera-
tions and improvements without
interruption to its operation.
CONTINUED on page 81
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29

Becker, whose speciality is the
subject of social security, is writ
ing a book on the question of "how
far it is safe to extend and expand
our soiaI security program.
"In a country as rich as ours" I"
said Father Becker, "it is not the
cost that limits the extent of our
social security programs" The real
limitation, he believes, is in the
extent of the abuse of the payment
of benefits.
If the community feels that
higher benefits, longer duration Of
benefits, or greater coVerages, will
lead to greater abuse, the commu-
nifty will be unwilling to expand
the program, he believes. BY
abuse" he means payment of
benefits contrary to the will of the
(ccntinued on page -
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
Milford Yanks To Play
House Of David
Bewhiskered Nine Here August z;
Chicago Giants On August 2

Through the efforts of the Mil
ford Yanks baseball management
local fans next August Z at $3.50 p.
m. will be treated to the most no
vel baseball exhibition in the his
tory of the city. On that day the
nationally known baseball exhibit
ion in the history Of the city. On
that day the nationally known
House of David team, now on a
tour of this country will appear
here. Besides making up one of the
best diamond aggregations on the
road as a travelling team the House
of David athletes are an attraction
in their personal appearance, their
long boards being most unusual on
the ball field but worn after the
fashion of the cult of which they
ere members. Whenever the diam
cnd aggregation composed of dis
Continued on page a
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29


Among the appointees is one for-'
mer faculty member returning af-
ter leave of absence. Russell Re-
mage, Jr., will become an instruc-
tor in mathematics, the post he
held in 1946-4S before he left TO
continue graduate study at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania. Holder Of
two degrees from the University of
West Virginia. he expects to re-
ceive his Doctor of Philosophy de-
gree from Penn in February.
Other appOintees are:
Department of Biological Scien-
cesi DR.. PaphaeI r. Ronkin, assis-
tant professor; Department of Eng
lish: Robert L: Gale; John F. Lyn-
en-, and DR.. Lawrence G. Starkey
instructors; Department of Histo-
ry: DR.. John e. Longhurst, instruc-
tcoptinued on paEs l5l
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
Legal Battle Looms
On $1,000 Refund

Counsel Is Retained By Woman State Over
Paid She Says She Will Keep The Money;
Says $4,000 Cannot Repay Her For Loss
OF Son Killed When His Car Crashed Into
Raised Drawbridge Over Mispilion At Mil
ford
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
States Check Against Fraud
In .JobIess Claims Called Best

The detecting of bess
Delaware
Becker,
University comparative study the
compensaon states Father
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
Home Demonstration Clubs
vii Emphasize Recreation

Clubs County planning to
recreation during the month aday trips
being planned Some planning hold
immediate communities while others will make
according to Maybee Lgon
strafin AGENT
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
New Instructors viii
Join U. Of D. Staff In The Fall

Eleven instructors professors stats
departments in the University
and Science this fall Dr. Francis
the university appointments are to re-
place instructors
the respective fields ~ N ''""'
Evening star., 1949-03-07
S5,98 Glass Dinner Sets
1898

These clear glass dinner sets may be used for
bridge parties or everyday The service for in
cludes dinner plates, soups, fruits, 8 cups,
saucers 8 bread and butter plates, sugar bowl
and creamer.
Kanns- -Glassware-Third Floor
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-25

|grafen bon 5errora. BON ibrem Bol-
lie geabtet, oas 2eben elmer suten
IirItin uttb Snnilienmlltter.
iDte Ddplte SuIius III. uno Geo X.
|tparet friegerif6e iutb pra6tlie6enbe
Wdnner, ieoob lit ibr 2ebenstpmoel
unantaitbar. Oeit ibnen mo6t Die 3e-
naiiiance Der fir6lihen &eform BIas
- idon Der iiberna6lte Na6folger
Btus Z. miro als Seiliser oerebrt.
Die &enoiilancepapite baben ibpe-
reg Iergernis gegeben, uno oie @lau-
bensipaltung lit obne bieies aerser.
mis- nibt gut oenfbar. aber elm 3eIt
firdli6en 8etpuBtieins lit aud inn
tDeltlihIten BON ibnen nod rege. Sic
betDabrten &om Dor elmer atpeiten
lteberflutlrng ourd cine 5iigelloie
ariitofratie uno ma6ten es erIt gum
fulturellen Neittelpunft ser fonlmen.
oen 3eit. 8ar Hom i'm WtitteIaIter
nur cine Staot ser &uinen 11no tro-
tiger Ioelsburgen geipelen, 10 tpuroe
es unter oen SdpIten bon Ritolaus
y. big gu SEQ x. Ser fiinitlerii6 uno
geiltig piirotge Deittelpunft Der ia.
tbolti6en Gbrtitenbeit. 9aB ein5elne
bon ibnen babel Dem @eiit ser 3eit
5u tDett entgegenfamen - ODER 1pie
Die beioen oben genannten SSnnoaen5
uno Ileranoer - io9ar ein ibrer 9e-
rufung rlnipiiroiges 2eben fiibrten,
bleibt Gerbansnts uno Sdulo, oas
Die Stride big 5ur Stunoe biiBen muB.
Ser @eiit @ottes bat Die Stride aus
oieler Sertpeltli6ung tpieber beraus-
gefubrt; nnter oen Bdpiten ser Iet.
ten pierbunoert Sabre adblt man Sci.
ltge uno Onloer - aber pabrlid fei.
men 8orgias mebr. - N. ".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-25
..6dhlrd,tr" papf1r
Gnu.

Inter Der langen Geibe Ser YGpite,
Die in oen mebr als neunaebnbunoeri
Sabren Die Stride leiteten, linb a6t5ie
Seilige, oreiBis @drtprer. Gin Sec
Der @roBe bat 5tpeimal oas abeno.
lano bon oen Sunnen eerettet, Elm
@regor Ser @roBe ipar Der Sreunb
uno bdterlibe 8erater Der our @eIt.
berridaft aufItrebenoen germanii9eu
Stdmme. Sehs beutl9e 86pite ba,
ben ourd ibre 2auterfeit, Greue nnb
5rommigfeit itd uno SEN papitlideu
Stubl geebrt. 8apfte erbielten 6er
8elt in eriter 2inie bes reide grbe
Der flaiiiIben @ntife in &unft u1f
@iiienI6aft.
Son al Dem ptro auBerbalb Ser
Stride tpetig geiproden. Gafiir aber
tpeiit man in ben &reiien Ser Srei.
oenfer uno &irdengegner umio bGu.
flyer uuf oie nidledten" Bdplte bin
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-25
Die, 8eaaiRaneepdp

81
| Die StDeite @rlppeti bon log.
~fhlehten H1piten" tDiro pott ben
log. 8enniffarcepGpften bon 5irt,is'
w. biz Geo X. gebiloet; nls ftttlth
fhleht fatt man aber bot, ibnen MIR
Snno5en5 UIII. 1t1to ben uneliidIeli.
gen alerattber VI. beaeidynen. Mu1
oas altsgebenoe fiinfaebnte Sabrbun.
bert tpar cine tpilbbeipeete 3eit. Die
BapIhpablen fonnten nur nit Miibe
| burdsefiibrt tperben. 0ie Ma6t ser
Ftpeltlihen Giiriten bob iid auf &o-
| iten oes Bolfes ins llngemeiiene.
2urus, Braht arno Wa6titreben
tpnroen oie 2eititerne fir Die berr.
ibenoen @eidledter. 8afiir muBten
aud Die 8ii6ofsiise, ielbit Der Bapit-
tbron berbalten. 9aau fan, oaB ourd
Dos 8ioeraufleben Ser flaiiiI6en
Stuoien uno cine ungebeure 8orlte.
be fir Die altbeioniihe flaiiii6e 3eit
i'm 3enfen uno 2eben pielfaf cine
tDeitgebenoe 8erbeioniihllng al1fge-
fommen mar, Die ii6 ar6 in Der Sir
de als Bertpeltlibung austpirfte.
Ser iittli6e 3uitano Ser oberen arei-
lie mar 10 geiunfen, baB man BEL Sen
Siiritenbofen ltno ielbit 3. &. i'm Sol.
fe nidts mebr babel fano, baB ser
SiirIt neben leiner redtmdBigen @ot.
tin au6 nod eine @eliebte beiaB,
ebenlo Die oie iiberan an5utreffen,
rem unebeliden &inber ser SiirIten
ungebinoert als Iol6e iid 5eigten unS
in bobe Stellen aufriidten.
2eioer unterlogen perI9iebene Ste.
natllancepdpite Dem bamals borberr-
i6enoen 8eltreben, BEN @lans, bie
Ma6t un6 BEN Gei6tum ser eigenen
5amilie uu6 auf Soften bes &irden-
lgutes gu mebren. Wsan nennt bieIe
gri6einung rRepotismus" - 8e>
oor5ugung Ser 9effen. Oieie Inper-
Danoten modten aber baufig ibren
geiitli6en Sor0erern iebr tpenig gb=
re. Snno5en8 VII. trat erit ipGt in
ben geiltli6en Stano elm; in ieiner
peltli6en 3eit batte er ein freies
2eben gefiibrt, bas i'm ipdter i6tper
belaitete. - Sein Na6folger ale-
ranoer VI. itammte aus Der noro-
| ipaniI6en Sanilie Der 8oreias; aus
oem @ei6lebt itno groBe Seilige
| (5ran5 gorgias), aber aud groBe
Siinoer beroorsegangen. Die 8or-
1gias batten pi5efonigliden Stang.
9urd Samilierbe5iebungen fam Der
|ipdtere BapIt @leranoer trob 'eines
liebr unrubigen, friegeril l6en uno
meltlt6en Suge,lbmanoels nod Hom
in Die pdpitli6e 8ertpaltltng. gr tpar
Elm fluger unb gelpanbter 8eltmann,
aber aaes anbere als cine prieiterli=
DIE yeatur. Sein @barafter mar an
lii6 nidt uneoel; aber 5eitlebens blieb
er BON leiner sroBen 'Sinnlidfeit be.
berri6t. Sbne @eiben 5u ernpfangen,
riidte er gum &aroinal auf; 6ur9
Stimmenfnuf uno 4usriitung ieiner
tpeitrei6enben 8erbinoungen geIang
es ibm iogar, 1892 gum 8apit ge.
iDublt 5u tperoen. Ius ieiner 3eit
Dor Dem Sapittum beiaB er aus Ell.
nem unerlaubten 8erbdltnis &tnber;
um iie 5u Deriorgen, rib er aus Dem
&ir6enitaat gan5e Stiide log. 8eion.
oers beriihtigt tpar Der Sobn Gela-
re, cine tpabre @olfsnotur, Der 5l1-
lebt oem unnatiirli6en @ater ielbit
nad oem 2eben itrebte. 0agegen lit
Die Sobter 2ucretia beiier als ibr
STUFF. (Sie lit cine itebenoe Silmfigur
gemoroen.) Sbre beioen erlten @atten
auuroen our6 @eiare ertnoroet; in
oritter @be lebte iie nit Dem Warf-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-25

gsa6 elmer VteIoung ser ran.
PreB" be5eidnete 4aroinal Sbeooor
Snniter, @r5biibof bon Bien, bie
9eridte, oaB oie @ntlaiIuns aarbi-
nal Ninos5entps aus leinem @ef6ng-
mis- 5u erparten lei, als rboaig obne
8egriinoung". Sie peroffentlidten
8eri6te 5itierten fatbolii6e 4uellen,
nah oenen Oas fomml1niItii6e 1nga,
ride Gegime bereit lei, &arbinal
Wtinos5entD frei5ulaiien ooer ibm 3u
erlalben, nab Sem 8eiten ins @ril
5u geben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-25

oieier Dor allent oen Brieitermnngel
IN Der Diaipora bebebe, unb nod Bt
ihof @aIlers Tobe bot ct bem Bi-
ibof, ieit6em tooli1 DerungIiidten
Biibof Dioids bon 2in1bnrg Die Sor.
|ge INN Die Seimatpertriebenen iiber.
trngen. MuBeroem bot Der Bapit ben
aor6tnal Strings bon &oln gum Bro-
teftor Der 9eimatpertriebenen err
1tnnnt. Rebrntals bot er in ieinen
8riefen an oie oel,tiden 8ii6ofe Der
neutrality-suspicious. geoadt, 10 in
benz &anolhreiben Dom 18. SSanuar
AZ uno in Dem ibon ertp1bnten
Sdreiben bonn 1. M6ra 48, mo- er
ieine beIonoere 8erbilnberbeit NIT
Seirnatbertriebenen ausbriift. Or err
tp1bnt oarin ieinen IufentbaIt in
Deuti6lanb unb feline Seilnabme am
Deltiden &atbolifentage in 8resIau
1926 1tno fdbrt Damn fort:
Sour nit @ebntut f0nnen 8ir
beute iener Gage geoertfen angeiidts
6es furhtbaren 8erb6ngniiies, bas
in5DiI6en iiber bie oltoeuti9e 8eb0l-
ferltng bereineebro6en lit. Die fatbo.
|Iiiden SitfII6tlinse ionen tpiiien,
baB bie Banbe, sic Tie beute nit 6enl
Sberbaupte Der Stride auiammen.
i6lieBen, nod enger iinb aIs iene, Die
tie banals NIT oeiien 8ertreter ber-
banben."
@uf oie 5eeIennot Der Seimatper.
triebenen fomnlt ser 9eilige 8ater
al1b in ieiner 8eibnabtsanlpra6e
ON oas &arbinalsfollegium 1913 gu
fpreden, ipenn er iagt:
rInbere, ibrem Seimatbooen riid.
iidtslos et1ttpuraelt uno entfiibrt, ir-
rem 5iellos lumber, religioIem unb iitt-
Iihem 8erfan ausgeiest, beionoers
tpenn es Sugen6lide itnb, einem Ser,
fan, 0eiien @efabr 1i6t ernit gerrug
eingei6arft tperben fann. 9os miit-
terlide auge Der STRIDE folst iene1
boriibergeberb berlorenen ODER ge-
fdbroeten Seelen nit tpader 2iebe
uno berboppelter Gorge. sic miro
niht bitter, ite' betet, iie tpartet =
tpartet auf bie 9fiidfebr iener ains
Der, beitrebt, Die geeigneten MitteI
gu sfitiben, Inn Die Stunbe oafiir au
beibleltnigen.
Ser brittle &reis BON 8otldaften
oes SeiIigen 8aters, Der Die Seirnats
bertriebenen beionoers angebt, iino
Die 5ablreiden. &unogebungen bes
Bapites our. loaialen sSrage: 3u ben
&e6ten Der neni6lihen BorionIi6.
feit nno, aus bieIen abgeLeitet, au ben
5ragen bes 8erbdltniiies bon Menid
nno gigentum, Menl1 uno arbeit,
Weni6 1nb Samilie, Meni6 uno
Staat. 3nar bat Ser 8apit alle Die
ie Sragen ni6t nit ausoriidlidem
8eaug auf bie !Seimatpertriebenen err
ortert, ia, elm Eeil bieier MeuBerun-
gen itannlt aus friiberen Sabren,
aber gerabe biele @orte our io5ialen
Srase fonnten fir Die Seirnatpertrie,
benen cine frobe 8otidaft beoeuten,
tDenn 6ieie 8apittporte bon oen gbri-
iten n1ebr gebort unb mebr beber5iat
tpiir6en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-25

@on N. 9 differiues

&on1mt es niht Dor, oaB uns auf
unierem 8ege cine quite 8efannte be-
gegnet, bic uns nit @ifer ons neiieIte
StaotgeIprd6 nitteilt 1tno iih tpltn-
bert, bob mir oas nod ntbt tpiiien,
pas oiel1eidt idon morgen Die Spa
ten bon alen Gd6ern pfeifen? @e.
tpobnlif itno es Oinse, Die ben lie
ben Rdditen betreffen, uno mir bo-
rem eerne 5u. Hi6t et,pa, neil es gu.
tes uno Coles lit, mas mir oa boren,
ionoern tpeil es sumeiit 3inge itno,
Die uns @elegenbeit geben au fritz
iteren uno bu Derurteilen. @ir oens
fen nidt baran gu priifen, Oh oas
@eborte au6 arf 8abrbeit berubt,
i'm @egenteil, bas urteil lit 10 raid
gefaat unb i'm @tfer oes @eIprd6es
tperoen nod germlttltngen btn3tges
fiigt, nur 8ermut1lngen NIT Dem 3u-
las: SD meine es ia nur -"
@s lit in BEN meiiten 5dnen ni6t
boier 8iue ooer StreitIudt, unb ont
oie Solgen bieier ausgeiprodenen
Sermutungen tpiro nid)t gebo6t.
So6 tpie ein Stein, Der ins 8uI-
ier geuorfen miro, inner sr0Bere
&reiie um itb 5iebt, INNER 1peiter iid
ausoebnt, 10 geben Die 8orte, bie
Dem Wlno 10 l6nen entidliipfen,
bon Sippe 5u 2ippe tpeiter, INNER
mebr, GROCER tperbeno, 1lno oas en-
Sc - lit nidt ielten 1pie cine 60,
mine, bie bliibenoes 2eben 5erItort.
rad, id meinte ia nur," iagt
oteienige NIT unI6uloiger Miene, oie
5nerit Die Sermutungen ausgeipro-
fen, obne gu beoenfen, Bob feline
Sat llno feline ausgeIpro6enen Sc.
oanfen obne irgenomel6en ginfluB
auf llnler ober unlerer IitmenIben
2eben bleiben.
SD tneinte ia nur." uno bie me-
nigen 8orte idten 10 piel RiBtrau-
en- 1tno 3pietraft, Itifteten 9rdnen
uno Summer. Wan6es Ser5 1purbe
| ifper belaltet. Sb tpobl oieienigen,
Die iiber frenloe Sdulb BEN Stab bre,
den, eitlnal beoenfen, tparum Der
ooer oie iene Eat poIlfiibrte, Die Nun
in aller 2eute Wuno lit. @dre es
nidt eoler, barnber5iger, i'm @egen-
| ias 5u oen ible6ten, Die glten @i-
geni6aften ans Sageslift 5u sieben2
@er 1peiB, aug tpel6em @runSe Der
S6ulbiee iene 8ege ging, Die i'm
abieits fiibrten in bie 8irrniile bes
2ebens? nalles beriteben, beiBt ales
ber5eiben." &ein Meni6 lit 10 i6le6t,
bob er ni6t cine CUTE Seite batte.
l1nb oft lit Elm Meni6 oaourh geret-
tet morben, bob an bieIes tpe1ige @u-
te in letnem Ser5en appeaiert pltroe.
Cine Dirfli6 bornebme Seele miro
ii6 ME CUR Eugenori6terin iiber on
bere altfperfen. Sn elmer eblen Seele
miro itets Oeitleio uno @iite perberr-
i6eno iein, lie miro ni6t perbdmmen
nno berurteilen, nod ii6 Itol5 bon
ienen penoen, Die irregesanser, ion-
bern ibre Sanb bieten unb Die lin,
gliidli6en auf5uribten perIu6en. -
geienuno fann bebal1pten, 6aB er 10
! felt itebt i'm 2eben, oaB feline S6ulo
an i'm beranrei6e ODER an feline &in-
Der. gunt unb Ieltiam perl6lungen
| itno bes Weniden Sdidiale. 8iel-
lei6t fommt einmal Die Stluoe, mo-
oas barte 1rteil, bas mir iiber att-
bere gefalt, al1f uns 5uriidfant; oaB
auf unierem 2ebenstpeg Steine lie-
gen, bic uniere SiiBe perlesen, Die
anoere bortbin gelpGl5t NIT oen fur
gen, geounfenloien 8orten: SD
meine ia nur ="
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-25

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