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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-03-17
County Planning
For Hospital Drive
Five More Districts Report
They Plan A Community Me-
mortal In The Hospital.

Hugh K. TroXell, county chairman
of the Washington County Hospital
Building Fund Campaign, reports
that more and more of the districts
are accepting the idea of having a
community memorial in the hospital.
Last week five more districts took
definite action in this regard: the
Indian Springs committee, of which
Clarence Mason is chairman, reports
that their district has voted a goal
of $4,000 to establish a flower room
in the hospital as their community
memorial; the Ringgold district
committee, of which Mrs. Walter
Bromley is chairman, have set up
a goal of $5,400 to build and equip
a 2-bed room; the Clear Spring and
Wilson's committee, of which
Charles w. Chopper is chairman,
have announced that they have set
up a goal of $4,000 which will pro-
vide two 2-bed rooms; the Sharps-
burg committee, of which J. Wal
ter Stouffer is chairman, has set q
goal of $4,000 which will establish
a 2-bed room; and the Funkstown
committee, of which r. Glenn Will
liams is chairman, have agreed that
their memorial will also be 2-bed
room, for which they have set a goal
of $500.
This is typical of the enthusiasm
which the various districts in the
county are organizing for the cam
paign, which will start on March
"a.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-03-17
Soil Water Helps Blast

The time to do ditching by blasting,
according to R. w. Carpenter, Exten-
sion Agricultural Engineer of the I'm
iversity of Maryland, is when the
soil is saturated. The soil water
forms a continuous shock path from
one charge to the next. This saves
time in printing charges and saves
money in the cost of blasting caps.
Blasting does ditching much faster
and with much less labor and equip
ment than any other means.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-03-17

G. Rowland Shaw, vice-president
of the National Society Welfare AS
sembly, in his talk on Lets Do Less
For Youth" at the Sunday Night
Forum session sponsored by st.
Mary's Catholic Church at Hotel
Alexander on Sunday evening, said
that he does not believe the pres
ent generation of youngsters is any
worse than previous generations,
but he does feel that they are called
upon to face a vastly more complex
world than previous generations
had to deal with. Whereas in the
past, young man could prepare for
his life's work with certain sure
ness of what he would do, now he
cannot perceive what the future
might hold "Ours is an era of
change, with uncertainty the rule, -"
said the speaker.
Mr.. Shaw went on to say that
some of the reasons for youths rest
lessness and uncertainty lie in
American home life. In many in
stances, especially in the slum areas
in our larger cities, home life is not
at all adequate. Even the ordinary
family contacts are appallingly
small, and everybody is too tired in
the evening to wrestle with John
ny's problems. He pointed out that
in addition to this lack of centered
home life, there is an enormous
number of attractions outside the
home.
Mr.. Shaw firmly believes, how
ever, that children can be prepared
to meet this present kind of chang
ing world, but that we cannot pro-
tect them from it. Any effort at
protection may in the long run, Sc
riously handicap a youngster. In
other words, it is important for
adults to cooperate with the grow
ing up process of young men and
women.
In the process of helping young
sters to grow, Mr.. Shaw feels that it
is important to recognize the serious
ness of youngsters and pointed out
that it is wise to sympathize with
their questions, deliberations and
ideas, however odd they may seem.
He said that youngsters should be
helped in the formulation of ideals
and in the conducting of their ac-
tivities by being given something
constructive to do, and also that
they should be allowed to partici-
pate in adult activities. They will
ignore the million dollar club room
for shack which they have created
themselves. They want to feel that
they have part in the places and
things they have, and it is important
that young men and women are CIV
en- an opportunity to share in COM
munity projects.
The lack of understanding of
youngsters and their desire to be
part of things is one reason for de-
linquency among our young peo-
pie of today, and many young de-
linquents have become that way be-
cause they felt they didn't count.
Mr. Shaw feels that it is most i'm
portant. therefore, that young peo-l
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-03-17
BPW Club Members
Hear Alfred Roth
County Board Of Education
Official Speaks On "What
Adult Education Offers In
Hagerstown."

Alfred c. Roth, Supervisor of In
dustrial and Adult Education of
Washington County, spoke on What
Adult Education Offers in Hagers-
town." at meeting of the Business
and Professional Women's Club, held
recently in the Potomac Room of
the Hotel Alexander. The program
was in charge of Rebekah Stone
braker, chairman of the committee
for education and vocation.
In discussing adult education, Mr..
Roth described the organization
which he represents, as a body of
information which directs itself
towards the specific needs of grown
up individuals" In order to IA
miliarize the members of the Club
with the work that is being done by
the classes under his supervision, six
members enrolled in the various
courses, spoke briefly on the type of
work that is being done; namely,
sewing, music, furniture refinishing,
art metal work, ETC. 1t was noted
with interest that this type of adult
education was founded in 1918, but
it was not until 1926 that it was
started in Washington County; too,
that there are seven centerS in the
county, four of which are located
in HagerstoWn.
A number of members of the
education and vocation committee
commented briefly on know Your
Career Market" which is leaflet
designed to help the Individual mem
Der discover potential markets for
her services, and to prepare to meet
new demands, as well as a booklet
entitled How Big Is Our Job" which
covered mine elements of Job i'm
provement"
Following the program a business
meeting was held, with president,
Helen R. Fisher, presiding, during
which she announced that an in
vitation had been extended by Sta
ton WEI to make a tour of the
FIN Station at Quirauk, Arrange
ments are now in the making for
the tour, which will be held in
April
Plans were also formulated for the
Teen Fashion Revue" by Wing
Scouts Troop 220, of which Hen
rietta Sim is director. The Revue
will be held in Franklin Court Audi
torium on Friday, April 8, at 500 p.
m. The Troop is sponsored by the
Business and Professional Women's
Club.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-03-17

A detailed report of the Girls
Club was given by Anne D. Carter,
who pointed out that the present
quarters in the Thomas Building
are not adequate, due to the large
membership and wide range of plan
ned activities.
A number from the Hagerstown
BPWC plan to attend dinner meet
ing at the Anthony Wayne Hotel,
Waynesboro, in April, the invitation
being extended by the Waynesboro
BPWC. The program win be in
charge of the radio and televisiofa
committee. a
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-03-17
Traffic Accident Toll

A total of 1896 motor vehicle
accidents have been reported by
Maryland's Traffic Collision Stats
tical Bureau for the year 1948. This
figure includes 1882 accidents in
the city of Baltimore and 9,454 ac-
cidents in the counties.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-03-17
Kiwanis Club To Bring University Of
Maryland Concert Band Here On April

Two Concerts To Be Given-One Afternoon For School
Children The Other At Night For General Public Entire
ceeds VIII Be Used To Buy Band Instruments Washington
County Schools. Tickets To Go On Sale Soon.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-03-17

The Hagerstown Kwan Club native of
bringing the University Maryland He vonces graduate
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-03-17

My heartiest congratulations to the
editorial stats of Hoo WAR N Wat,
the Hagerstown High School paper,
and Santa Maria, the st. Mary's High
School paper, for the high honor
bestowed on both papers, at the
Columbia Scholastic Press Associa-
TONS annual school newspaper and
magazine competition.
With over 1000 other school pub
locations in the nationwide contest,
Hoo WAR N Wat won first place
among printed newspapers of senior
high schools having between 1000
and 1900 pupils, while Santa Maria
also won first place in the same di-
vision among schools with less than
300.
This was the second year in sue
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-22
.: .:@S6@&5SB@SAl

3eit fir cine praftii6e ausbilouns
5u getpinnen.
ssSn ser gbe lit fir cine oerortiee
Musbiloung feline 3eit mebr. Die
'tebe tpeift i6neu, mo- Die Srau als
@ottin unb Mutter periagt; mo lie
es nidt perltebt, cine bebasli6e SGus-
lidfeit gu idaffen. 0oau eeb0rt aber
in eriter 2inie Seritanonis fir bie
&ihoeritube. gs fann nift oft ge-
mug seioet tperoen, tpelh eroBe Ser
antportung Die Miitter beranpad.
ienber So6ter ouf itb loben, ipenn
lie BEL ser @r5iebung berielben Die
praftiide ausbiloung fir Die gbe
bintaniesen. Sdonbeit uno Gelo uno
Wiiien 5erflieBt in nidts, tpenn in
Der Slide uno IN Ser &inoerltube bie
ridtige 5iibrung feblt; oasesen err
'iesen oie Observation-Disclosures uno
oas Geritanonis fir Die eeiitige unb
forperlibe gnttpidlune Ser &inber
in ser gbe piele Mdngel. bie Dor
berielben pieaeidt rnongenebm ouf-
fielen.
0erIelbe iunee Wann, ser Dor oem
Sod5eitstas fir flottes auftreten,
idide aleioung, Sdeinglan5, leidt-
linnige 2ebensluit rlp. l6mGrnte,
anoert leine Inlt6t raid, ipenn Die
gbe geidloiien lit. gr iudt ols Che
mann BEL ieiner iungen 5rau oas,
mas er friiber als bausbaden ,lno
nii6tern peripottet bnt, nGmli6 tpab~
re rSausfrauentii6tisfeit" Ser
S6metterlins fann aber ni6t auf
&ommanoo leine Siille abitreifen;
man fam nidt Meiiter iein, menn
man ME 2ebrlins mar. Die eroBe
gnttduldung lit oa; tie brinet ein
8efolge bon 3ifferen5en uno MiB=
itimmungen uno llnglIdli6iein nit
iid).
Dina Erlstberger
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-22
2lus oen
Quf,eihnuneen elmer
pfleeertn

Sd iite an einem &ranfenbett, an
oas Die BfliGt mid serlfen bat. gs
lit nidts 5l1 tun Inn Bic &ranfe, es
beiBt MIR bereit iein uno ieoes m0g.
liden @unides getpdrtig.
gunte 8orbange balten bie SSrlni-
Come ab, sic brauBen ouf gIutenben
Bfingitroien leu6tet. 9dmmerlidt iii
in bem &aum. Gas bunte Muiter
Ser Gorbange idiebt ii6 5r ieltia,
men Sisuren 5uiammen. 8an5 oeut-
lif) iebe i6 in elmer gde einen Sitter
nit Wams uno &alsfrauie unb ipei-
ter oben einen bellenoen Sunb NIT
piiteno eeiprei5ten 8einen.
0ie @erdul6e zines Sommertases
fon1nen berein in Die Stille. Ser
@arten lit bon Sreuoe = 8ri0en
5irpen idarf uno laut aus Dem blr-
migen @ras, 8ienen ibtpdrmen in
adelei un0 9fitteriporn Gi1fen idla-
gen lire bellen Eriller BON ieoenl
Baum. 8on ser StraBe Der tont bas
2ebei1 - cine &reis idge fniri6t =
8aiier rinnt = 8agen fnarren =
Stinmen geben burb bie 2uft.
Das blaiie @eiibt, oos Dor mir
in Ben aiiien lieet, lit bon Ioiem
Soar umrabnt. Sd femme Die ianse
5rala niht nGber, id tpeiB MIR, oaB
iie fraitf lit. ngeerpenerihiitterung
= @ebirnrei5ung" Iautet Der Mus.
ipruh Der Merate. Sd femme Die l1r.
laden niht, 6ie iolfes berbeigefiibrt
baben m0gen. Sic ibldft niht - bie
blauen, 6unfeI unrabmten Iugen IT.
rem iebt ansitbou umber - Damn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-22
familienkreis

es sana getpiB nidt nOtig gebabt,
ibn a1tauriibren. or bat es nod on
oemielben Gag betpielen: CT beilte
ben &ne6t bes Sauptmannes aus
ser ~Serne. Den Guslatigen aber
riibrte gr anl Weinit bu ni9t, ser
Seilano bate nns bamit an einem
8eilpiel aeige1 tpollen, baB bic re6te
2iebe feinen gfel fennt unb alt1 1T
oem miBgeitalteten MenI6en nod bas
gbenbilb @ottes iiebt unb ben Wsit-
bruoer- erfennt, 1nb baB Ser ebte
Gbriit ieinen Ndhlten tpirflid lieben
muB rtuie ii6 ielbIt"2
Darum, Srel1nbe, bebanbelt mir
eure &ranfen gut! @enn elmer franf
lit unter eud, 10 lit bas eine Sein1-
iubung 8ottes nidt BLOB fir BEN
aranfen, ionoern oud fir eud; Ger
Iiebe Seilanb bat eub aufgeiudt in
eurem Sein. 8eniitet Die Gase ser
Seimiudung, baB Iie eu6 gum Seile
iperoen. Ser Seilano miro eub iebe
Sanbrei6ung, bie ibr Seinem fran-
fen 8ru6er ober Seiner franfen
Sfapeiter tut, pergelten, als bdttet
ibr lie Sbm eetan. l1fb gr, ser
Sreuno ser &ranfen, miro emit 5u
eu6 iagen: SD bin franf eelesen
in eurem Sauie, unb ibr babt Mi6
gepflegt unb fir Mid eelorgt, eebet
oafiir nun Elm in oie Greroe cures
Serrn."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-22

re Hopft, miro fein ginlaB seipdbrt,
es gebt 5uriid auf oie Strabe.
Ils Satan Die Wenidbeit berber.
ben tpollte, iiberIteigerte er Die ge.
redte Selbitliebe, iaste oen berrlid.
item Baum IN @ottes GROCER Belt on,
Die Selbitloiigfeit.
Das cine lit tpabr: gs lit 5ebnmal
leidter, cine iebr CUTE 8lutsnlutter
5ll iein, als cine mittelmdBig quite
Gtiefmutter ODER @ooptipnrtter.
0enn oie Menl6en lieben Dor anem
ibr eige1,es 8lut; oas, mas Bel Ser
einen 6rau bersmotoriib bon ielbif
oabinitiirmt, muB bie onoere i'm flei-
men 8aglein, bas ibre NadItenliebe
5immerte, miibleIig Die StraBe lang
binterber oieben. 8eint 8eibe lit oas
Ser5 Ger Doctor, Ser @ille MIR Elm
idmades Musfelipiel.
l1no bod = ah, idredli6e SGlt-
l6uns! @enn bu elm menig Ser.
trauen bGtteit, finoerloies @eib, Elm
|biB6en Selbitiibertpinoung, elm biB-
hen @eoulb = in Elm paar Sabren
|lhon, nielleidt idon in ein paar $50
den, tpiiroe Die @etpobnung, oie
Itarfite &ieiin ser 8elt, Dir BEN
|Sbauer Dor Dem fremoen 8lut aus
oem Ser5en gerungen baben, ol Mir
belt bas frembe Sinh 1pie ous beine
betra6ten, es unliorgen, uno tpenn
es Dir genommen tpiiroe, tpabrihein-
lt6 ebenIo neinen, tpie tpenn es 8lut
bon beinem 8lute geipelen tpdre.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-22

Mir tpiro i6tper 1tno ongItbon 5u.
mute. 0ie &dl,me ideinen eng rnb
beiB. Sd fam bie 9ranfe nidt ntebr
periteben - iie fliiitert iest nur nod
Dor iid bin - oas liItige 2ddeIn
nod INNER Inn Sen i6mer5ee5eidne.
ten Mun0 -.
Sd bin frob, baB Ioe6en meme
abloiung fommt. Sd eritatte mel,
men 8eridt, trete ans 8ett, Inn Ell,
men letten 9lid auf Die ilnge Srau
81 tun. Iber sic blouen, leioperi1n.
fenen Iugen ieben mid nidt.
3u metnem gritaunen fiibrt MIDI
meine Bflift nidt mebr in oieies
Sous. 0os Gflege- -Snititltt, 6em ib
angebore, ididt MIDI an anoere &rans
fenbetten.
Sd gebe ein paor Gage ip1ter NIT
elmer @efGbrtin burd] SEN 8illenteil
ser Stoot. 8ir iino einen augen-
blid uufeebalten burd oen leidten
8agen, ser eben in oos ginfabrts.
tor elmer riidip1rts i'm 8orten lie
genoen Gilla einbieet. @ir leben oeuts
Ii6 oen Wann, ser i'm bellen Stollb-
mantel oarin iitt, bie Sono idon
itngebuloig om S6Iag. Gin idones
@eiift, fiibn rnb riidiidtslos ges
pragt, Itablgraue 9lugen in tiefbunfs
Ter unlrabmung. Der &ies fnirlht
l11ter ben raiden Yferbebufen -
auf einem 8olfon flattert Elm tpeis
IBes Srauenfleio.
vSSlt oies ni6t oos Sous, in Dem
Sic 10 Ianee eepfleet baben?" frage
|i6 meine @efdbrtin.
nNeil1, bas nebenan. a6er if tpeib
audi iiber bieIes 8eideio. Ser Serr,
Der bier eben fam, gilt als Ser 2iebs
Ibaber Der 8aronin. gr lit nod gar
inidt Iange perbeiratet ober oa
tpor oud) idon ettpas ftidt in Orb
nung. Gs geIfeben ieltiame 9inge
auf Der 8elt"
Sd) oenfe nid)t tpeiter an ben Gor'
fan. ginmal fomme id an ienem an.
oeren Sauie porbei, in ben ih BEL
Ser irlngen Srau getpeien. Die Sen>
tier iteben melt often - oer 8arten
lit bon 2uit rnb 8liiben tpie ba.
mails. Gin feiner, Idntoler Sunge
bon ied)s ober iieben sSabren itebt
an einem rielelnben 8riinnlein, tpen-
set ben &opf l,no iiebt mid an. gs
| ltno bieielben groBen 8lauaugen, bic
| id I6on femme, linb au6 IN ibnen
| lItebt elm It1nmes 2eib. =
Simmer tpieber geben meine &c.
oanfen 81 bieiem Saus 5uriid. Ofei-
ne Sberin ruft mid on bielem abenb,
Inn einen 5au nit mir au beIpre6en.
Ha6oem bie oienitli6e lnterreoung
5u gnbe lit, frage ifJ, Oh fir iene
&rante feline gflegerin mebr &c.
brau6t miro uuo tpie es ibr .pobl ge=
ben mag.
9as milbe @elidt Ser sSrau, sic
ourd iobrelangen ltmsang Die itets
rege 1lno perionlitbe Seilnabne nidt
perloren bot, iiberldattet iid.
uHein, iie bralld)t ntemano mebr,
Inn iie 5l1 pflesen. gs gelartg ibr,
trot iorgfaltiger slufiidt, @ift 81
nebmen - cine SiertelItunoe, ebe iie
in ste pipdiatriitle &linif eebra6t
tperben iollte. Sic lit tot ="
Marie q. Hutton
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-22
Die Sehr,eit oer CHE"

Seoer 9eruf benotist cine 2ebr5eit,
Die, ie naboem, Monate ooer Sabre
in Mnipru6 ni1nmt. 8ielen Wdbhen
Der @egenipart sebieten oie Serbdlt-
niIie, einen 8eruf su ergreifen. Die
berufstdtige 1peibli6e ssugeno BON
beute tpeiB, baB Der 8eruf bobe @n-
foroerungen an ibre ardfte itelt,
ipenn iie ii6 an ser Seite ibrer
mdnnliden &ollegen bebaupten min.
Wait unermiiblidem SleiB miro fir
BEN 8eruf eelernt unb itubiert, feline
Miibe lit 90 5u l6ner, tuenn es gilt,
iid oarin beiier aus5ubiloen. 9as-
ielbe Ndohen aber, oas an Die @r-
lernung ieiner 8erufstdtigfeit ieine
san5e &raft iest, legt Die Sdnbe in
ben 5doB, iobalo itd ibr Der tpifs
tigite uno erite geruf oes 8eibes,
bie &eirat, hietet. sic benft gar ridt
oaran, oaB au6 bieier 8eruf, eben-
10 tpie ieber anoere, cine porbtlbli9e
2ebr5eit foroern fonrte.
Weit elmer erldredenoen 1nfennt-
mis-, obne oie gerinelten Borfenntnii-
lie Ser Bfli6ten elmer tperoenoe1l
Wh1tter, tritt man gum Eraualtar,
MIR BON Dem @ebanfen erfiillt, bnB
Der @eg gum altar allein geniigt,
Inn @attin unb Weutter 5u iein. Nah
Ser Sreuoe Ser 8erlobung uno oes
&od5eitstages fon1n1t Die Bfli6t Der
@attin unb Wlltter nno foroert lire
Gehte. 3a itebt man Damn ba unb
ldaut uno miro miBmutig sesen ben
forbernoen @atten, Der bie 5ebler
unb Srrtimer leiner iungen Sra1,
iiebt 1lnb beanltanoet, unb man er-
sieBt iid in goripiirfen gegen oie
Mutter, Die einen nid)t aufflarte uno
nibt anlernte, uno oas 8liid Der gbe
lit babin. Die 3ufrie6enbeit Der gbe
lit itets I'M inniglten 3uiammenbang
NIT Der bdusliden Siibtigfeit Der
Sra,l, po5u neben 4iihe uno @dide-
ihranf Dor alIem au1 Die &inber-
1tube gebort.
gs lit Die itrenge Yflidt ieoer
8rautmutter, ibrer Sohter bieie 8or-
fenntniiie 1peroen all laiien. 2eiber
iiebt man aber tdglih, oaB 8rautniit-
ter an alles anbere nlebr oenfett,
als an cine ernlte, praftil1e Mus-
bil6ung Der To6ter. Wit bunoerter-
lei Nebenidblidfeiten bei6Gftigt man
ben @eiit; 3immereinridtung, 8d-
ide-Iusitattuns, 8rautfleib, Sob5eit
nebmen ieoen @eoanfen in Mnlpru1 f;
man min oas angebetete Sodter6en
ais itrableno gliifli6es 6rauhen ie-
ben l1nb bereiBt iiber al bielen Seer
beiten BEN gdpfeiler fir BEN 8ail
bes bGuslihen Slides, bie prafti-
ide slusbilbung fir oieien 8eruf.
Dab Dem iungen Maohen, oas lih
einem beitimn1ten 8eruf tpibmen
muB, es baburh i1tper gemadt lit,
itd cine praftilde Musbilbung fit
Die gbe au eriperben, lit flar. Sic
Eohter, Die I'M @auie Der Mutter
mitI6afft nno bie fleineren @ei1ui.
tier miter5iebt, tpirb ipielenb in Die
praftii6en 8orfennt11ifie fir oen
@attin- nno Wutterberuf eitgeipeibt;
Dem i'm 8eruf itebenoen WeGb1en
feblt ba5m ieoe @elegenbeit. sic rnnB
es aber lernen Tim ieoen Breis, tpenn
lie niht @efabr laufen min, 1i1 uno
anoere ungliidlid 5u MAIDEN. 8ei et-
mas @ifer iinb guten @iaen fann in
furaen 8oden oa biel gelernt tper-
ben. Ob 6ie Sohseit einige Wfonate
friiber o0er ipdter, ipieIt feline 10 gro-
be NoIle, aber es lit ,lngemein iegens-
bon, tDen1t man iie berihiebt, INN
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-22
Don euten uno
ihled,ten u1nttern
8on 3 a III 6 eller

gs eibt feline Mrbeit auf grben, Sic
10 reid belobnt tpie miitterlide Sir
Jorge. 9ieie slrbeit trGst ben 2obn
in iid) ielber: bos iiiBe @liidsgefiibl,
Dem uniduloieiten ilno 2ieblibiten
auf Der 8elt oienen su fonnen; ben
foItlihlten Stol3, om Mufbau zines
iungen observation-disclosures arbeiten slt
oiirfen; Die ielige Soffnrng, baB ole
Wiibe, Ole in 8abrbeit gar feline
Wiibe, ionbern pielmebr cine 8onne
lit emit iid 6ur6 oas 4inb tauieno-
/ faf lobnen iperbe, Die tauienb l1eber-
raldungen uno 0roligfeiten bes
Deroenoen Weniden nidt sere6net.
9as @eib, Dem Mutteridaft per-
|iagt bleibt, miro bonn S1ifiaI grau-
jam betrogen, es lei oenn, bob es in
gntmeibung uno samit in gntartung
|ii6 gar feline ainoer ipiinIde.
0ie neue 3eit freili9 er5iebt our
gntartltng. &leioe oib tpie elm Mann,
- ooer ipie cine 0trne, babe feline
|gr0Bere 2ebenslorge, als sir cine gu=
|te Sigur 81 erbalten, Iebe oein 2e-
ben in Spiel unb Sport uno 2iebes-
raul6, aber bite oi6 Dor &in-
bern! @as Jon Dir elm 10 bGBli6er,
quafenber sSroI6? @as baIt bu oa-
bon? gr 3erit0rt oeine sSieur, er
|nilnmt oeine Sreibeit, er bannt oib
in oie iible 2uft elmer Sduglinss-
itube, er idliebt oid auf Iange 3eit
aus bon Sana uno Sport, reiBt oi6
beraus aus oen &eiben Der @enie-
Benoen auf menigitens zines oeiner
beiten 2ebensiabre; ieoes aino maht
bid Inn Sabre alter; es bobIt iogar
oeine 3Gbne aus; oenn es lit elm
|nimmeriatter SDrann.
@enn Elm Weib 10 benft, lit es beim
&i1nn1eI ibabe = bob ibre Mutter,
ibr 8ater nidt ebenio geoadt baben,
Bob cine 10 greuli6e Himmeriattin
oes 2ebensrauibes, cine 10 fauIe
SGnblerin, 10 cine Diebin am belten
@ut ibres 8olfes iiberbaupt iemals
CUR @elt fam.
Wenn Dos Ibenblanb eiri1tal an.
|grun6e gebt, miro cine Saupturlade
oafiir bas 0aiein iener elenben Srau-
en5immer iein.
Die Srauen, benen bas 2eben of
Inc ibre Shulo sic Mutteribaft ber-
lagte, oenen pielIeidt ser tiefite 2e-
bensmuni1 itnerfiiaf blieb, iinb 5u
beflagen ipie alle i6ulblos gnterb-
ten uno @ntrehteten.
Wutter lein lit Die boblte gbre,
6as bo6ite @Iiid oes 8eibes. l1no
oo6 tduiden iib oie bielen, oie in
bem &inbe Iebten @rurbes nur ii6
lelber Iieben, ieine 9oraiige als ibr
GrbteiI betrahtet, ieine Sebler aber
|niemals in iib ielber iuden, Die &in-
Der nur molten, Inn NIT ibnen 5ll
prablen uno idlieBlih ei11ntal gr-
ben au baben. Gs lit nibt 5,l erreh-
men, miebiel 8ro5ent Der glternlie-
be ggoismus 1T.
Wiaionen finoerloler Srauen,
Minionen bilfsbeoiirftiger, mutterlo-
Ter &inber! @arum finoet iih niht
|immer Elm 10 am beiten betrogenes
Weib NIT einem am belten beraubten
ainbe 5uiammen, bamit ibre GIN
ianfeit llnb 8ettelartnut a1,fbore uno
|iie beioe reid sDeroen2
Srembes 8Iut! Gin Sdauber
fIiegt iiber Den ipnrmen 2eib oes Wei-I
bes. go bleibt lie anein in einiamer
|Stllbe, uno benz nlutterloien Rin0e,
6as nit aaeem Jinserlein on oie Eii-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-22
81 l&g@ @ 9a@ Selg'
SttQer 2lbeno
@on sSlie Sranfe

Sc siekt ans friitallener Sdale
Der Ronb fendtfilbernes 2idt.
Die Nadt erbebt ans benz Sale
SIR blinbes Wardengeiidt.
&lar ,uadien bic Serge in Sdjueisen
11nb baben bic Stirnen in 8lans,
Der Sterne metallener &eisen
Jnnfelt BEN eiuisen Sang.
3artlid mnrmeln bic @pgen;
Sc fiiiien iid) 2idt nnb Nfeer.
8um idJimmernben Jernebpgen
Sranm,uanbelt bic &nbe fer.
Sd laui6e ben iinsenbeu @el(en
Die itreideln BEN iteinisen Stranb;
6inter benz abenbrutbellen,
8eikIdanmisen @plfenldnelleu
2iest meiner 2iebe 2anb
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-26
Mrs. DinOnd Dies At Anchorage

WASHINGTON, tP)-Mrs. Dor othea Miller Dimond, wife of an Alaska judge, died at Anchorage Saturday of a cerebral hemorrhage friends here were notified.
 She was the wife of Judge An thOny Dimond, who was the Dele gate in Congress, from Alaska from 1885 to l945.
 Fifty-seven, Mrs. Dimond was a native of Seattle. She moved with her family to Valdez, when she was 10 years old. It was there she met and later married Judge Di- mOnd.
 Besides her husband, Mrs. Di- mond is survived by three child ren, Sister Marie Therese, a nun at Trinity College in Washington; Ann and John; three brothers, John D. Miller, a department of justice attorney. Fabian Miller, Palo Alto, Calif., and Henry Mil Ter, San Gabriel, Calif., and two sisters. Miss Catherine Miller, Oakland, Calif., and Mrs. Andre Colbank of Mazierres-sur-Oise. France.