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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-09-28
News Of County
Honennakers' Clubs
Martha MOwen, reporter
FUTURE MEETINGS

Friday, September 20, 1870 p. m. -
Rohrersville Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Paul Norris, Sr.
Tuesday, October 3, 900 a. m. -
The Bridgeport Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Mason Smith.
Wednesday, October 4, 900 a. m.
The townsville Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Mildred Mallot.
Thursday, October 5, 900 a. m. -
The Huyetts Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Beulah Meyers with
Mrs. Howard Walker, Mrs. Marshall
Grove, Mrs. Howard Sword and Mrs
L. Naylor, assistant hostesses.
Friday, October 6, 900 a. m. $500
The Funkstown Club will meet at
the Lutheran Church with the fol
lowing hostesses: Mrs. V. Household
er, Mrs. j. F. Davis and Mrs. S. F
Splitter.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-09-28
KEEDYSVILLE CLUB

The September meeting Of the
Keedysville Homemakers' Club, held
at the home Of Mrs. Lena Mades,
opened with the group singing ooh
Dear What Can The Matter Be-
Miss Margaret Watson, assistant
home demonstration agent, stated
that portfolios would be made at the
all-day meetings in October and ex-
planned program planning for the
coming year. Mrs. Howard Burt
ner and Mrs. Cleo Flock, nutrition
committee, then presented two dem
onstrations-meat seasoning with
aromatic water and dressing for
cabbage. Mrs. Wyand Rohrer, home
furnishing chairman, then displayed
an afghan made of wooden yarn and
explained how to make it.
The inspirational was given by
Mrs. Roscoe Hammond, whose theme
was "The Leaning and the Helping"
A nominating committee, composed
of Mrs Wyand Rohrer, Mrs. Bernie
Smith and Mrs. Theodore Poffen-
berger, was then appointed.
The October meeting will be held
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-09-28

Hartman spent week with Dr. and
Mrs. Leslie LeCron, Baltimore. -
Mrs. Elizabeth Lowman, West Frank
lin Street, spent several weeks in
Wildwood, N. j. - Miss Blanche
Buth spent several days in Baltimore
and Philadelphia. - Miss Louise Nc
Claim, Winter Street, returned home
after spending a fortnight with
friends in Washington and Baltimore.
- Robert Littleton, in his Austin,
motored to Baltimore. - Charles
Shupp motored to Richmond, Va, to
spend his vacation. - Miss Olive
Whitmore was spending her vaca-
ton in Lancaster, Pa - Mrs. c. E.
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Millhouse
and son, Billy, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Lyons spent the weekend at
Bayshore. 49, Mr.. and Mrs Sanford
Northrop and sons, Everett and Ed
sell, Oak Hill Avenue, spent the
week end at Atlantic City. 49, Miss
Eva Knode, Roney Bros. Store, was
on a two-weeks' vacation in New
Jersey. - Miss Emma Newcomer, of
Porter Chemical Company, was on
her vacation.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-09-28

ing at her office. The club voted to
make the portfolios during its Oc-
tober all-day meeting.
Mrs. Paul Niemyer prepared a
cheese souffle for the club members
as nutrition demonstration, and
Mrs. John Kelley gave instructions
for braiding fve-strand rugs.
A special meeting for the MAX
ing of Christmas trees, a club pro-
ject, was announced by the COM
mittee in charge, the date of which
will be announced later.
Following the meeting, the entire
club took advantage of the mobile
X-ray unit that was in Clear Spring
at that time.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-09-28
Horse and Buggy Days
BY oLDTIMER

On Saturday night we put the
clocks back an hour, marking the
end of Daylight Saving Time, so
suppose we put the clocks back
twenty years this week and see what
was going on locally in 1880.
Here are some of the local events
of that day:
That pollution of the Potomac
River continued, in spite of the Wig
orous protests on the part of the
Isaak Walton League organizations,
was disclosed by an inspection trip
along the stream by prominent mem
bers of the local chapter.
More than ESQ people inspected
and tried the Peter Pan 18-hole min
iature golf course, opened at Po-
tomac and Magnolia Avenues. The
course was operated by Wood and
White, of Baltimore.
Robert Foltz went into the poultry
business in the old Chemical hall on
High Street. For some years he
had been associated with c. E. Alb
rams, proprietor of the Maryland
Poultry Company.
-
A sweeping reduction IN the num-
Der of telegraph operators on a por-
ton of the Cumberland Valley Di-
vision of the Pennsylvania Railroad
was made. The reduction took off
five men, effecting Merchandising,
Waynesboro and Chambersburg. The
reason for the reduction was under
stood to be for the purpose of re-
ducing station expenses.
There was a drop in the price of
bread in Hagerstown. Bakers, it
was stated, were selling to retailers
at 8 cents per loaf. Some, but not
all, retailers cut a cent loaf.
]. d. Kanaga, day ticket agent at
the Pennsylvania station, was on a
weeks vacation. L. r. Gray, who
was the night ticket clerk was sub
stituting H. d. Stangle was APP
pointed message operator at the same
station, succeeding c. A, DeHart,
who was transferred to work else
where on the system.
Arrangements were completed for
the laying of the cornerstone of the
Singer Museum of Fine Arts in the
City Park, on the evening of July Is
The contractors for the building were
j. B. Ferguson & Company. Little
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-09-28

Miss Anne Spencer Brugh, a niece of
Mr. and Mrs. Singer, laid the corner
stone. The ceremonies opened with
a talk by Mrs. William L. Hamilton,
chairman of the Museum Commits
sion, and the principal address was
delivered by Henry Holzapfel. The
cornerstone laying was in charge of
Hagerstown Lodge 217, of Masons, of
which Vernon j.. Grouse was wor-
shipful master Members of the mu-
scum committee were: Mrs. William
T. Hamilton, chairman; Miss Mary L..
Titcomb, Henry Holzapfel, Harry r.
Rudy, John S. Kausler, r. H. Nc
Cauley, Elvin Unger, r. Bruce Car
son and Lynn K. Brugh, ST. The Ha-
gerstown Globe published a front
page picture of the Singer family's
gift to Hagerstown.
August 10 was announced as the
date for the laying of the corner
stone of the new Sunday School
building of Bethel U. B. Church, at
Chewsville. An extensive program
of dedication was arranged by the
pastor, Rev. Paul E. Cooper.
Plans were completed for the 44th
annual Lutheran Reunion at Pen
Mar, July "a. Speakers announced
were Rev. Dr. H. o. Hoover, Get
tysburg, and Rev. DIR. A. r. Steck,
Carlisle.
Hagerstown had a total fire loss
of $50,432 from January to July,
according to figures submitted by
Fire Chief Jack Byers. The loss for
the three months ended June 30 was
$40, 485. There were "a alarms and
the fires occurred in four dwellings,
four garages, one restaurant and
three mercantile establishments
Miss Mabel Kelley, operator at the
local c. & p Telephone Exchange,
was promoted to chief operator and
was assigned to the Crisfeld, Md,
exchange.
c. Merit Campbell left on bust
ness trip to New York. - Mr.. and
Mrs. P. A. Station motored to Grand
Rapids and Chicago to attend fur
niture show. - Billy Beck, Hamilton
Boulevard, left to join his grand
mother, Mrs. Edward Baker, who
was visiting in Winston-Salem, N. c.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Grosh re-
turned to their home after an eX-
tended visit in Iowa - Mrs. Eugenia
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-09-28
Jaycees Complete
Chest X-Ray Survey
President Announces That
5000 Industrial And Retail En-
ployees Were X-Rayed.

Dr. Phil Lawrence, president of
the Hagerstown Junior Chamber of
Commerce, announced last week
that the Jaycees have completed the
industrial and retail aspects of the
Chest X-ray survey during which,
through Jaycee contracts, approx
imately 1900 industrial employees
and 800 retailers were given prompt
service at the X-ray units.
DR.. Lawrence also stated, that
businesses or departments, in which
100 per cent of the employees have
been X-rayed, may receive a Ger
tifcate for either framing or post
ing, and he pointed out that such
certificates are particularly suitable
for food handling establishments.
They may be obtained by writing to
the Junior Chamber Of Commerce,
Hagerstown, Md, or by phoning the
Chamber Of Commerce office, the
number of which is 2015.
In also announcing that the last
opportunity for employees to be
X-rayed- will be today Thursday
from 8 am. to IL noon in the Public
Square, DR.. Lawrence pointed out
that during the survey the Senior
Chamber of Commerce, the Manu-
facturers Bureau and the Retailers
Bureau gave the project their full
cooperation and endorsement.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-09-28
CLEAR SPRING CLUB

Mrs. G.. N. Baublitz and Mrs. Amos
Rubeck were joint hostesses recent
ly at the September meeting of the
Clear Spring Homemakers' Club,
which was held at the formers
home.
Miss Ardath Martin, county home
demonstration agent, demonstrated
the making of portfolios and an
nounced that further instruction
will be given during special meet
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-09-28
"GiIding" The Hamburger

Two Baltimore butchers were fined
500 each recently for coloring their
hamburgers with red dye. One of
them admitted the idea was to give
the meat "a good, red beef color and
hide the fat" The dye was harmless.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-09-28

on Thursday, the twenty-sixth, at
the home of the president, Mrs. Har-
ry Remsburg.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-09-23
Aphrr hip h1frtt Stiff
tttiittpr"
&pn 6 nj m y 8prb on

gs ei6t 5,pei @attunsen bon Dsiit.
term Die man nit Gorurteil betra6-
tet: oie S6miegermiitter 1lno oie
Stiefmiitter. Seoe Spe5ies BON Srau
bat biellei6t mebr Gerteioiger gefun-
ben als bie ~Stiefmutter" fir ipel6e
iib fein Sitter bepogen fiiblt, cine
2an5e 5u bre6en.
Die vb0le Stiefnutter" lit bon ieber
Der Sopan5 Der &irrOerltube getpeien.
Sbre Wtifetaten muroen in 8ilo 1tnb
Wort, in Otdrhen nie in uglaltbtpiir-
oigen" graablungen Sen &inbern por-
ge5eigt. 0eit pelden 8efiiblen miro
oas &ino, Dem ser 500 bie Mutter
entriiien uno Oeilen 8bantaiie BON
Dem 3errbilo Der Stiefmutter erfiilt
1T, oieienige in bes Gaters Sous ein-
5ieben ieben, Die Mutterlteae an ibnl
bertreten lon? W2it uelbem Wfib-
trauen, tpenn 1ibt gar nit @ebGliig.
felt, peroen Ole @orte, Die Sanolun-
gen, ia ielbit oie 8lide ser 5rau be-
oba6tet 1tno geoeltet iuerben, pelhe
in BEN meiiten GGllen ser mutterloien
Wailen gegeniiber BON ben beiten Mb-
fi6ten beieelt iein mag.
gs muB cine niebrig itebenbe
Sranennatur fem, oie fein Mitleio fir
oas &inO empfinbet, bas oie Mutter
Derloren! Inter normalen 8erbGltnii-
len tit meiit an5unebmen, pies @efiibl
lei ni6t oorbanoen. DaB trotbem bas
8erbaltnis apiihen Stiefmutter unS
&ino ii9 oft nidt gu einem freuno-
liben, iegenbringenoen geitaltet, bat
nibt lelten ieinen @runb in Dem 8or-
1trteil gegen oie ~boie Stiefmutter"
sic ipiiroen fib bielleidt perlian-
oen baben, Die beiben, Die in 10 nabe
Beaiebungen getreten ii1o; bas &irb
miiroe Der 2iebe Ser reuen Mltter au-
g1nglid getporben iein, tpenn nibt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-09-23
Der Serr lit nit Dir

9Senn i6 10 an einem iteinernen
8egfreu5 oorbeigebe uno baS Gbri=
itusz8ilo oaran au6 10 gar uni6on
uno groblid) geltaltet lit, 10 benft
unlereiner: bGtte ser Steinbauer es
Iieber Deggelaiien, es 1pGre nit Dem
&reu5 genllg gelpeien! 9lber es gibt
a,l6 id)one cole 8iloniiie bon Seius
Gbriltus; tpobl oas auerI6onIte babe
i6 einmal in ser m16tigen Staot
Otailano orin in SStalien, mo- sic
3inngieBer ber iino uno Die, nel6e 10
nit 8ipsfiguren berllmgeben, ge-
leben. 9as lit elm ibeionoeres 8ilonis,
pie es feines mebr in ser gelt gi6t;
uno es miro geraoe nidt langipeiIig
1ein, tpenn i6 mebr oabon iage.
Gor balo pierbunbert sSabren bat
Elm frommer Wtaler in einem &Iolter-
laal elm &onterfei on bie @ano ge-
malt, uno bat malen tpollen, nie
Selus nit Sen 51poIf ssiingern oas
lette Ibenomab1 bielt. l1no oa Ser
Wtaler NIT ieinen SSiineern fertig tpor,
10 puroe er falt fleinnliitig uno lit
lbier per5ost, 1pie er oenn audi Sen
Seilono ielber ibon unb gut genug
malen moIle. ssd tpeiB ni6t mebr
alles, mas oie Wfdr bariiber beridtet;
fur5, an einem Morgen lei bas Gbris
itus-8ilb Oagetpeien, uno man bobe
nidt eetpuBt tpie es binsefommen lei.
ltno Ser Waler ion es ielber nidt se-
mrBt baben.
(Jortiesune foIet)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-09-23

dem falten @intertag gum 8eib.
na1tsfripp1en fanit uno bort bete.
teit, nbalb &inoeripiele, balb @ott i'm
Screen, nnb babel ben Simmel in
Der Seele trugit, neil bu ipuBteit, oaB
oein Seilano nit @oblgefanen altf
oid berabiab. Damals ipruoelten
Queuen ieliger Sreuoe in oeiner
5eele uno madten oein ssnneres au
einem Barabies, barin biel tauieno
6reuoenblumen bliibten, ia oein Sera
lpruoelte iiber Dor lauter Seligfeit,
uno nit oen 8oglein fonnteit ou Inn
Die @ette ltngen = 1lnb iett Iiegt es
irnmerfort ipie cine 9ait, pie Elm
8onn auf oeiner Seele, un6 bu tpagit
ni6t mebr nit freiem anseiidt 5u bei-
nem @ott auf5ubliden 1no au beten,
neil ou fiirdteit bas @ebet zines lol-
6en Siinbers fonnte @ottes 3orn
berausforoern.
Nein 5reuno, tpenn es 10 ausliebt
in oeiner Seele, tpe1n es 10 l9limm
ooer nenn es aud nur balb ODER bier
tells 10 i6limm itebt INN bid, Damn
idume feinen Sag, i6 bite oi6, oieie
2ait ab5uIdiitteln, bielen 8ann 5u
breden. @ott gibt Dir Seine @nabe
urto oas bob5eitlibe &leio gerne pie-
Der, tpenn on Sbn nur ernitli6 oarum
bitteit; 6enn Ct utpin ri9t ben SOB
oes Climbers, ionbern oaB er li6 be-
febre uno lebe"; feline Seele bat 8ott
geidaffen aur 8erbammnis, aue bat
gr lie erl6affen fir oas epige 2eben.
0esbalb rufe i6 gum Serrn Die emit
40nig 9abio in ieiner Scot: uSilf
mir, Serr, oenn oie @aiier itno mir
georungen Bis an oie Seele, i6 bin
perienft in booenloIem S6lamm. Ius
Der Giefe rufe if au Dir, o Serr;
Serr, erbore oie Stimme meines Sle-
bens!" &ufe gu Sbm, iolanse Die
Sebniu6t nod 1pu6 lit in oeiner
|Seele, ebe oeine Seele in oem S6lam-
me iiinobafter @eipobnbeit bollenos
erItidt, oenn oieIer S6lamm lit
~booenlos" uno ou iinfit in linn tiefer
unb tiefer. 8ete, oaB ser giitige @ott
Sir cine tiefe Geue iiber oeine Sim
BEN in oeiner Seele erpede, . 1tno
Damn fomme uno tpai6e i'm betligen
Enlightenment beine Seele i'm 8lute
oes 2ammes, nno ugebe bin uno fin
oige nift mebr". go fannIt au6 bu
nod oeine 'Seele retten, tpern au6
ni6t auf Dem Iloiiius -8eg rein be-
pubrter Sarfuni6ulo, 10 bod auf Dem
oorneitnolen Magbnlenen-@eg bite
rer &eue uno barter 8uBe. lnb 1penn
ou einitmals Dor oeinen Ri6ter treten
muBt, Damn pirIt au6 on angetan fem
nit Dem blenoenopeiBen Sdimmer
oes bo65eitliben &leioes, uno bein
beiliger S6usengel miro ipre6en:
r9as lit eine bon oen Seelen, ,oie aus
GROCER Sriibial famen uro Die lire
&leioer getpai6en uno peiB gema6t
baben i'm 8lute bes 2ommes' l1no
Der gottli6e Hi6ter miro au6 nod az
Dir bas beieligenoe @ort ipre6en:
~@ebe Elm in Die 5reloe oeines Serrn
un6 nimm tell an Dem bimmliihen
So65eitsmable"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-09-23
AufkldrunD?

llniere 3eit ruft Dos Iabeil= un0
Gorbeugungsmittel gegen BEN NieOer-
gang ser Sitte: glufflQrung oer SUI
genO. auffldrung lit ieoo6 Elm 5tDeis
l6neioiges Sdpert, oeiien SanOba-
bune nidt ieoer gr5ieber perltebt.
@illen allein belpabrt ni6t Dor Seb>
lern; Die gbarofterbiloung muB Dor
Der beginnen uno itGnois nebenber=
geben, uno oie gallae sltmoipbare oes
&inoes muB cine our6aus 6riItli6e
lein. llno miro oie Auffldrung Damn
notlpenbig, 10 lit oies gar 11i6t lei6t.
Gie 8eanttuortung elmer Srage al1f
oielem @ebiet erforoert 0as feinlte
3artgefiibl, Sen Gaft, bic 2iebe uno
oie Geinbeit eines 6riltli6en Wtutter-
ber5ens, oas Die @orte befolgt, oaB
ion 5u @ott an ieoem Gage
beten:
Serr, lebre midi 8ein amt beim
&inoe re6t bertreten.
3ann miro oie Mutter nit carter
Hiidlt6t ibre @orte tp1gen, fur5 unO
fnapp i'm beiligen grnit reben, fnapp
uno fur5 uno ni6t ausfiibrlid pers
ben. 0urf 11ngel6idte Nufflarung
uno ungel6idte Sragen lit BON ieiten
Ser Gr5ieber i6on piel mebr S6aoen
angericbtet Doroen als our6 oas Ser
i6meigen. uno itrittes 5eitbalten an
Wdr6en ser &inoerltube.
@ann aufgefldrt peroen lou, oar-
iiber geben Die Weinungen ausein.
amber. Slider laiien iib feline aage-
mein giiltigen Gegeln aufitelell. SSn
Ser @robitaot, NO Die iittlibe @efabr
eber an Die aSugeno berantritt uno oie
2eute friiber reifen, miro Die Iuffld.
rung friiber einIeten als aui Dem
2anoe. Sic sluffldruns aber, tpie ein-
5elne 8doagogen meinen, l6on in oa5
iiebente Iltersiabr perlegen, lit ent.
ihieben perperflid. Ges &inoes better
S6ut lit oie 9lrgloiigfeit, lno i6
balte es fiir einen 5repel, oen Sdleier
NIT barter Sano gu 5erreiBen. Sn Den
meiiten 5aIen lit es in Ben gnttpid-
lungsiabren friib genug; oenn einem
gut er5ogenen &inoe tperoen Oieie
Sragen nid)t friiber aufiteigen, unO
Damn geniigt ibm elm fllr3es @ort, ein
Sinmeis oarauf oaB nlles 2eben BON
8ott fon1nt uno 5u Sbm fiibrt, unb
oarum gelte oas 8ort:
~2ebe rein, mein &ino, bies lbo-
ne 2eben,
&ein bon oaem Sebl uno ,boiem
g8iilen,
GaB ou, penn Ser Gater nieoer=
blidet,
Seiit Sein liebites ausenmerf
ouf groen."
Cine @iBbegieroe oes reinen &tn-
oes gibt es, Sic man ni6t 5u friib
meden uno pflegen barf: Waria bon
8etbanien trug tie i'm Ser5en, als lie
5u bes Seilanos 5iiBen iaB. Sic oer-
Ienfte ibre Seele in SEN 8orn bimm=
liider @abrbeit unb fano oarin bes
2ebens &ern l1no Stern. 0as &inO
perlangt iriib nah 8ott. Sein fleines
Ser5 lift often fir Die @naoenltrome,
ole bon @etblebems &rippe aussinz
gen. @s begreift, oaB in @ottes Sano
allies rubt, 81 Sbm ales itrebt. Sie
Gbrfur6t Dor Sbm lit bas ein5ige
Observation-Disclosures fir ale S6GSen
nnlerer 3eit. Sic allein bermag oen
iittlihen tStano 81 beben ltno menn
Damn i'm ipateren 2eben Sragen an
bas Ser5 berantreten, auf oie es feline
Mntiuort bat, 10 blidt es glalbig bim-
melan. x. S.
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MprlurrnpH Ktnnprlann
@on Spb. pDn 9unpmifi

gDn SDb. bon &nnom1fi
Sin ueifes Sans nit Gfen rings nmranften SdDeiben
Gin alter Garf, nit itilen 8ei6ern nnb Maeen,
gom 6ofe fer Der 8medte nnb bes giebes Sreiben
Ien Gini mein SUNDERLAND, ieb id 10 auferiteb'n.
Sd Jeff MIDI mieber Dem 8iebelfeniter iprneen
Ans benz persnist Gin altes Srameuamtk iiebt
Nad Safsfeiten, Diff nnb anbern 9insen,
Die iduea Elm Jaben auf. nnb niebersiebt
8ie bamals tup id5 in ben bOben 3immern,
9nrd) beren GGben iden Der Sunnenideim
Den alien N6belm idenft Elm gulbeu Sdmmern
ltnb mir bic frpbe 2ut am Sein.
limb quite Meniden immer nm mid maren,
8obin id) idrt in meinem SUNDERLAND -
Den gansem 3anber aber, ben idJ bab' erfabren,
Sab id sn ipGt, bab' ib erit jett srfannt! -
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Drr itttrnhltdlr 6ruB
Bon u ban Stpls
(Sortlesune)

&ann benn Elm 2ineal, bas geraoe
lit, nod geraoer tperoen? &ann cine
&ugel, Die pollfontmen runo lit, nod
runber peroen? &ann elm @las, oas
gang gefiiat lit, nod mebr faiien? -
gSir tpollen ieben.
IS tpar einmal cine gan5 belon0ere
@eleal6aft, NO nur Wanner BON
groBter @iniidt uno @iiienidaft aufs
genommen tpurben uno mo- nur cine
gepiiie 3abl iein ourfte, 10 baB ME-
mano barin aufgenommen tueroen
fonnte, iolonge oie geiebte an5abl ba
Dar. Scum melOete Iii9 einlnal Elm lebr
idarfitnniger peiier Mann bel Dem
Sorl ltano ser 8eleQi6aft, UNI audi
WeitglieO oapon au iperoen. IS NOR
aber 90 gebr6u6lib, oaB man penig
ODER nidts NIT @orten reoete, iuenn
man es our6 3eiden iagen fonnte.
Ser Gorlteber lieB Elm @efaB bolen
uno fiillte es nit @alier an, oaB ein
ein5iger Sropfen mebr es iiberlaufen
gemadt bate, 9teIeS 5eigte er oem
5remoen als Mntport auf iein 8e.
gebren, gum 3ei6en, oaB bic 3abl Der
WtitglieOer i6on bon lei. 3a legte Der
6remoe gang la6te Elm &oiettblatt6en
auf oas @aiier, uno auf oas i6ipim-
menoe GoienblGtt6en iette er einen
Sropfen @aiier in Der 8eiie, ouB Der
Sropfen 8aiier auf Dem 8efaB
l6Damm, pbne bob es itberlief.
Gieie itnnreide snttport gefiel ser
8eieai6aft 10 gut, oaB nit oem
5remoen cine 9lusnabme gema6t
puroe er oenno6 in oie 8eieai6aft
aufgenomnen tpuroe, obl6on Oie
3abl l6on porber ooa mar.
50 bat audi @ott an 0earia ge5eigt,
OaB @r elmer oSeele bon l1ni6ulb uno
Seiligfeit uno alien eroenfliden @na=
ben oo6 nod cine @naoe 5uieten
Tonne, an oie fem Wtenid ie BON ielz
Der geoadt bate. 8ott bat tie CUR
Wutter Seines 'Sobnes auserleien;
oarum lit tie pon ser @naoe auf cine
slrt, tpie fein Seiliger auf @rben uno
fein @ngel i'm Simmel ie getpeien lit.
@arum iagen mir aber: on biit poa
ser @naoe? Ser gngel bat es ibr &C.
lugt, neil lie 10 oentiitig mar, boB tie
gar ME geoadt bot, als lei ettpas 8es
Ionberes on ibr. uno bat es gu ibr ge=
lagt, neil er it6er mar, oaB ite it9
oeiien ni6t iiberbeben lper6e. l1no mir
iagen es 5u tbr, ni6t als tpollten mir
ibr idmeideln, oafiir lit Tie 5u bod)
uno mir gu nieorig, als tpie nenn Elm
Saufen ameiien iagten, mo elm Wann
an ibnen porbeigebt, mas oas fiir ein
GROCER 9lmeilerid lit. l1no mir iagen
|ni6t 10 gu tbr, ais 1piiBte ite ni6t, mas
an ibr lei, uno mir miiBten es ibr crit
lagen unO miiBten es ibr alle Gage
Elm paarmal aufs neue lagen, alS babe
tie es gleid tpieOer pergeilen Dor
l6le6tem 8eoa6tnis. @ir lagen es
uns lelber, I'M oaran 5u oenfen, pos
Der ibre groBe Serrli6feit uno Sobeit
fommen - bon Der. @naoe @ottes.
llno mir lagen es uns, Inn cine ld)one
iitBe Sugeno su iiben, oie 5reuoe ar
oen 8naoen anoerer. @ie unen0lidl
id)on lit oas Sluge zines &inoes, penn
es NIT Sreuoe anliebt, mie einem
anoeren &inoe ettpas gei6enft miro!
llno oas ma6t uns audi l10n Dor
8ott, menn mir bon Ser5en uns
freuen uno bon Ser5en uno in Sreuoe
es ipre6en, oaB GDtaria bon ser 8na-
oe it,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-07-27
@nternebm
formuliRrt
mitbestimmungrecbt

die Mad)t5ulammenbollllng bie III
ser neutrality-suspicious. einmallg
ndrc rmb gegen olle 8rrnOiate Der
MISUNDERSTANDING pcritoben mir.
Sc, milile IN cine 5entral gelenfte
@irtifoit rliinben, ocrcn Spise ioen'
tiid Dure nit Ser Spise Ser 8eipcrf..
id)oitcl,. Gold ciler Modt miibtcn
lid) lettcn Gnocs allt Heaierllne uno
NorIonlcnt beugcn. "a lid oie nit ihr
pcrbl,nocne GinflllBmoglidfeit llid)t
lllr lpirtidloItlih, ionocrn nud) ouI
ieNe poIitil6e SrSnuna ollalulrfen
nliilie.
Die Gorihl0ac Der llnterucbner
beiobcn oie Ititbeilinn'Nna in iosia.
lcn uno pcr'nnCllcn Inaclcaenbeltcn
ocs 8e;riebcs. 3ur Sorocrilng Ser
3uiomlrcnarbeit lIno sur St0rflng
Sc5 Tertrauensucrbdltnliies 'oa Der
slrbcitgcber perpflihtet icln, Nem Se'
tricbsrat minoeitens picrteliuhrlid)
eineN lniinollhcn 9eridt 81 erItat.
fen iiber oie nirti6oitlihc Gage unb
ben Sang bes @ctriebca, inabeionocre
iiber oie Eroollftion, Sen llmloe, oen
Nuitragabeitnno uno blc porals'
lidtIide Gnhpiflung ocs l(nterncb.
mems. Scr Slrbcitecber 'oa ucrpfIid).
tct icin, hie grrnoIosIlfcn Traacn
Ser arbeitspIon,lrs nit Sem 9c.
trieb5rot su beipretcn ulo ibm &c.
Icgengcit Su herotcnocr Stealngrah.
ne III gebcn. Gos aIeidre ioa nod Den
GoridtGaen Der llnternchmer oub
bel scr Glrrhiiibruue iolsenhergiab.
nobnen ecltcn:
a. acnSeruns ocs @ctrlcbs5lpcf.
fcs.
b lpeicntlitc 9lcnoeruueen oe5 &c.
tricbarminngea,
q umIangrei6c gctrelbscin'hr1n'
fitngcn.
b) grunSlcgenbe &crdnoerun9cn
Scr 9ctricbannlagsn unb grunbleecn.
be llnltcllrng eirl5clncr slbteIllngcn.
Sn Sen gu'iidtsorgoncn Scr lin.
tcrnebmllngcn iollen 1 bis 3 Tl0be.
biibiten5 eir Srittcl Der 9titgIieocr
ser neutrality-suspicious. porbchaltcn
blciben. Ser @etricbsrnt iou Iiir Die
Gcrtrctcr ser Glrbeitncbner i'm slui.
ii1tsrot gclegId)aitsnlitgllcocr bcs
9ctricbes bencnncn, sic minocitcns
80 Sabre oft lno Sehn Sabre in hcn
bctrciicnocn l(nternehlnen t0tig 'clr
lpllen.