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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-26
Reaina Gpertb, Sefr.

slm Samsiaa, ben %. Sftobcr
um s llhr i'm Sahienbeim, lpirb fir
aue Gacbien mo beren ,Sreunbe Gin
aemiltlidber Mbenh peranitaltet. 9ie
Spmmerierien limb MN porbei uno
es mare lpilnid)ensipert. ba6 iih on
oieier lnterbaltlna iopiele tpie nloas
lid beteiliacn. sn ben lebtcn boar
Monaten baben lid III sllliance einis
ae neue shilien anidiIia aemacbt.
@ir buffen, lie in ,rnlerer Dtitte Al
hdben, 10 bab mir ale nit linen
befant perben. 9a Sallopeen in
Der 9tGbe lit, 70 ipiirDe es anaebradt
iein, bah iopiele ipie mOslih mas.
fiert fommen. Gintritt 80 Gent bic
Eerion, freier 2lndb uno lreiie fir
perihieOene Spiele.
Gcoina Gpertb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-26
6ermann 2ippert, Getr
Sn8enb &ulloipeen 8artie

Qm sSreitoe ben 81. Sftober Inn
s ubr obenbs peranitalten bic 2ipeis
ae 1884 eine &inber 6dllolpeens
Qartie fir oae &inber ber beiben
SuaenbabteiIunaen slGe gltern
merOen aebeten lire ainoer bin Alt
ididen ober bin au brinaen, ba,nit
iid 6ieielben einmal out ,lnterbals
ten fGnnen. Gis Cream un6 Gate
miro ierpiert tper6en. Qlld, nir6 eine
quite Muiif 6a iein, bamit bic ain=
Der tanSen f0nnen mad, gelicben.
IS tueroen audi peridieoene Gpiele
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-26
GleOelanb, Ohio.

g. e. Guang. 3ntb. ct. Sobannes 2trd1e.
Naitor Sans SoiieI, 781 gbop ytooo.
tags oeutiher @ottesoienit. Sonntas.
ifule uno en9liitet @uttesbeinit 1890.
Gonfirnldnoen. .llnterrid)t uno oeutid]e
Sdnle ON Snn,sta0 BON 8 ubr Dorm,t'
tags an. glle Wlaubens9enoiien iino
ber5Iih ein9elaoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-26
0arp, (nbiana.

9eutidJe Gn. Yutber. &pnteruS Stride,
Gde II. Npe. uno Siln,ore Ctr.
Yfarrer Nueuit IS. Siicht,no. 1919
SiIlnlore Ctr. Sell: 2355l. Senen Conn,
ta8 8 uhr ourinittags Gonntagihule.
10 ubr enaliiter 8ottesoienit. II llhr
oeltiher @otteSbienit.
Wlle lutberifd)en 8laubensaenoiien
oeuti9er uno eneliiher Sun9e in @nrp
uno llm9ebunQ iino al ben 8ottesolen'
ten ber5lid eingeldoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-26
Gin Stiifdjcn S6dfiher Groe in
VVinDiur, &anaoa

gSenn iemQIs ein 2cier oieicr
3eitllna nadf Ninbior, &ouaoa,
reiit. 10 bari er niht periaun,en inn
Siebeubiiraer Gahienbeim (SSinO=
ior Sorou Glub) einaufebren. Sort
lit bic neue 6eimat unierer lieben
Siebenbiiraer yriioer unb Sdpe=
itern. Gem Sd,reiber bieier 3eilen
luar es pcraOnnt, ihon i'm Sabre
1923 bort iSamilien fcnnen su ler=
lle,l. lrnD treue ,Sreunoihaft nit bic
len 2onosIeuten lit ieitber aelhloiien
lporbcn.
Sic Ginipanberuna Ser Sahien
nah 8anaba beaann slnfana bes
Sabres 1921, nahbem Die Quote
fir piele unierer 2onosIeute nuh
9lmerifa erid)opft mar. Go entihlpi=
len lie iid). nah &anooa einsll,pon=
bern. Sic meiiten lonbeten I'M nDrD.
lihcn Sell &innipea. lpb lie bel lSa=
itor 8. .. Sad, einfebrten, Inn 9luss
tllnft Al finben, lpie lie nacb Dem
iiiolihen Sell 8anaoas, Stithner,
unD @inbior ibrcn 9Sea finoen ipll=
ten. Giele bon Dcn 2unoSlellten bo=
ben iid, slpiihen &itchener Ii. &inDs
ior ollf Oas Sano ais tildtiae imp
fleiRioe gouerrl niebergeloiien, ipelz
DIE ihr eiNenes @eidGft babcn. Der
arORte Sell arbeitet in 8erfitGtten.
slm Z. Sftpber 1850 ipur es Den
8inbiDrer Sohien Durcb @ottes Sill
fe peraOnnt, ibr eiaenes idonesSahs
ienheim ei,la1lpeibcn. IS mar Elm
ssrcllbentaa fir ale. slm meiiten
glnerfennllna fir EfIihterfiiaun9
iuuroe oesollt Den alien trellen Nip=
nieren, ben topieren lmo fleibi0en
Mtilnerrt llnb isrollen, tpelhe feline
Wtilhc unD glrbeit aciheut baben,
ihr Sahienuplf au iunmeln unD bic
Qllten Sittcn llnb 8e6rGud,e llnierer
6eimot aud, ,peiter Az pfleaen. is
,por min ,mo meiner ,Somilie pers
aOnnt, Der ih0nen Ginpeibunasfeier
bei,lnpOf,nen, I'M bic ,SreuOe nit oei,
auten iSrel,nben all tcilen.
Ser 8iiraermeiiter, Sun. s.
Neaume aus gSinoior, iprarh Elm
puar iebr eilrorufspplle &orte, er
apllte ben Winoiorer Sabien aroBe
Gbre fiir ibr llntrenebmen rnO iaQr
te. er lei itoli. 10 cine feine @ruppe
lino ebrlihe Otenihen ais ViirNer
&anaoas su beariiBen lmb oa6 lie
ais 8iiraer uno cine @obltGtiafeitss
@ruppe sNntereiie ncbmen iollten om
glufbou @inoiors.
Die &inoiprer Sohicn boben ouc)
cine Stride, Die bic meilten ieOen
Sonntaa bcillhen als quite trel,e
WiitalicDer. @lio mir Sadicn in oeu
II. g. fOnnen itoli iein aui Die
treuen Gplfsaenpiien in &onaoa, bic
lnierer Giter SraDition, 9tubm uno
Gbre lpciter aufreht erbalten mo
al bic Nahfommen lpeiter Neben.
Seiner Sprahe. Ieiner Sitte,
9einen Soften bIeibe treu.
Stebe in Seines Solfes Mittc,
NSus Tein Sdifial imner lei,
Vlcibe treu, bleibe treu!
Sus ipalte @ott.
slnoreas Ninoer, Garp, Snb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-26
Columbus, Ohio.

Guang. 2utber. Wlartin 3uther airde.
Gde Wolel unb Wnn Ctr.
Yaitot Soenrp Oeitreid,. Gil WoIer Ctr.
sSeoen Sonnta0 0 ubr Sonntn0idule. ~
llb, enaIiider 8ottesoienit. II ulr beut.
iher @ottesoient.
Nlle @laubensoenofen unb Treunbe
lino ber5lidb einaelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-26
1lmS Salem, Okie
3meia Is

Niahe alien Mitalieoern bes
2lueia Is befannt, bah bic reael=
mdkiae Geriamml,lna, SonntaA
Den 12. Nppenlber, I'M 2 llbr nad).
mittaQs ab9ebaltcn miro.
9a lniere &onititlition repioiert
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-26
GQuuob Gitn, 90.

ct. YaMI'S 0U. lMtheran Hhurd.
Vaitur Nnoreos NaaeIbad,. 800 Sod
Ctr. Sell: 78loW. Gonntaaihule 0:3O
,lltr. Gnaliiher @ottesbienit 10:BO ubr.
Deutfd]er @ottesoienit ~11:45 llhr.
Airdenratsiibune leben jsbten Gems,
tag i'm Nionof llbr dbenos. Gonntaa.
fihullehrersSisuna iehen britten Conn.
tag i'm N6nat. 8: 80 ilbr n,oraenS.
sSebermonn ber3lid, tuiuion,nen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-26

sluf ber 3ranfenliite iinb &oth.
8oinssSbuiter, Sara Sn0ert lmo
Marie 9iietb, Wioni, iSla. slllcn
ipiinicben lpir reht balOiQe Seiierlna
iplpie Sd,lpelter Hpia 9tifplaus in
&ien, Seiterreicb. Slls Verlpbte
enpiehlen iih Sri. &lara Sebner
uno gilbert s. 9lber.
Glisabetl Siiflcr, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-26
2l,,S Gattteit, Ohie
s3mcia IA

Ser israuen Gerein, 2ipeia II.
diht ben &inoern eine unterbaltuna
am %. Sftober llm s llbr abenbs,
iprau inner Serein einaelaoen lit.
sSir haben fiir Ben slbenb cine aar-
tcnpartie belhlOIien. ipo lSreiie per.
teilt peroen. SSer iid) out unterbuls
ten lno eineu Greis NIT nuh 6auic
nebmen iuill, ioute iid) beteiliaen.
s(lIo brinat Die &inoer. pan,it iie
allh Geranii9en baben.
OtibaeI 9cimer, SefretGr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-26
Sn,eia34

sillen Shmeitern ,ur 9tnhriht,
bah ln,ierc nGd,ite Seriammllna am
Scnntao, Den 5. 9topemher I'M 9
llhr nad,mitta0s itattfinbet.
Die SdipeItern iueroen aebeten,
iih al Der Seridmml,luQ All betcili-
aen I'm, bic @eihdfte ifbneu erleoi=
aen sll tonnen, oenn mir iinp ale
eipaelapen rporben aun, 2ieoertafel
SerbitfonSert, ipelhes om ielben
Spnmtaa i'm Gillette Sahienbeim
itattiinoet. Somit follt oieies Mal
uniere &artenpartie aus uno bic
Sd)ipeltern iperoen aebeten, iih am
&puRert su beteiliaen, ioDiel lpie
n1alid,. sllcb lperoen bieieni9en
Shipeitern. lpelhe init ibren gei.
tr1aen uno sliiebments I'M Jtiids
itanDe limb, oebeten. it'd @utitebe1o
81, mahe,t. Sn Der letten Beriamm-
luma brad,te inns Sep. Sopbia &oh
,lpei neue Nitalieoer in Den 8erein:
Gonna 9lm Samrih unO Sopce
Maurer, ipofur Der 8erein iebr oanfs
bar tpar. Deputies Sppbia 3od uttb
emma Shoiier bitten Inn mebr
neue Mitalieber. @enn Sbr iemans
ben ipiRt, liebe Sd)meitern. Die jih
oem gerein anichlieBen ipollen, bite
laRt bic Deputies ipiiien. ocnu ieoer
Gpridlaaer erbalt elm Geihenf bon
slpei Sollar.
sluf ber aranfenliIte iinb foIaens
be Shmeitern: Cara 9remer, 9tes
gina Shneiper, slnna BIautih. co.
phia &onerth, autbarina Slnaertb,
Milbreb 9eutihldnner. &ir lpiinz
ibcn alien &ranfenid)neitcrn baloi=
ae geiieruna.
Sic 2peioe 33 ,nn 81 Der Sits
ieite 2ieoertafel peranitalten einen
aemeiniamen Silpeiierabeno i'm Dit
ieite Sahienhcim. Gritflaiiiac Wtuz
iif, outes @iien lrno Grfriihunaen
lpcroen porhanDen iein I'M allen
Seilnehmern einiae peraniiate Stllns
ben ,u bereiten.
Iie Mitalieber lmb isrelnoe iper=
ben oebeten. iih Oieien 9lberh sll re-
ierpieren ,lno an oicler Silpciters
feier teilsunebmen. 9tdberes folat
ipater!
Sopbia 8pf, Sefr.
Silbernes Subildum bes 8ru6er.
bnnbesber ct. eSobannes Stride
glm gonntaa, ben 20. Sftober
feiert Der 8ruoerbunb ber ct. So
bannes Stride iein Silbernes Subj
IGum. Tas Broaramm beainnt nad)
benz @ottesbienit. nit einem sseit-
banfett I'M @elelIidaftsraum Ser
Stride, 757 Gbop Goao. Sllle
Bolts unD @laubensaenoiien iino
! beralid einaelaoen. 9lnmelbunaen
iperoen Bis alm 25. Sttober anae>
nommen.
6ermann 2ippert, Gefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-26
Wiunaca, ga.

9eutfdlc Gpans. 3utb. Ct. Yctcrs.
Wemeinoe. 8. Strahe
Yfarrer Gums .. S. Sln,oleit. 244
Moams Ctr. Nodeiter. va. Selepbcn:
Nodeiter 236S @otteSoienit 9:3O llbr
nlor9ens. Sonnta9idule 1915 ubr.
Sranen Gerein Verfnmfluna am Icb!en
OonnerStaa ieoen Nonots. llbr AM
Gbenb. Seoermann 1T berSlid uill'um'
men.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-26
kirblirbe Aarbrirbten

Nue lutberiihen @lalbensaenoien
oelltidler uno eB9liid)er Sunge in Sar'
rel. Sboron uno um9e0enb linb 5u ben
@ottesoieniten btraIid ein0eIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-26
2lus reunestep,t Otie


Scmeinoc
Gs oiene alien Mitaliebern bcs
&ird)en ,srauen Gereins aur oeIalliz
acn Nad)rirbt. ooR lmiere nGhlte
8erianlmluna SomtaN nahmittaas,
0en 5. 9topcmber I'M 2:3O llbr ltatts
finbct. 9fah Der &eriammllma miro
&oiiec mp &llcben ierpiert. Die
Scblpeitcrn iinD aebetcn. iih suDlz
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-26
9umciteao, ia.

9entffe Gu. Xutb. St. WiarfuS 2irte,
222-224 Cft y. Nue.
3ep. 0reoerid G. yltboft. Ya,tot. Se'
lepbun: so. l745. Sorntn0idule D:30
ubr n,orgens. @uttesoienit fO:8O ilhr.
glle Glaubensaenulien bno Greunbs
limb ber5li1 ein0elaoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-26
2weta 4

ssur ben 26. gtppember baben
ipirb miere MISUNDERSTANDING
tie beidloNen.
@ir iinb olle einaelaben AT ben
Weteranen fir ibre peridieoenen
Nplta,gdlle. @ir bitten Ndheres
All bea9ten i'm 0olfsblatt unb Blas
faten i'm Meltieite Gahienheim.
Sliiabetb SiihIer, Gefr.
gs biene allen Gmtpeltern sur
&enntnis, bab uniere ndfite Gers
iamml,,ne am Spnntaa. ben 5. 9tps
penber UNI 8 llbr nad)mittaas itatts
finbet. Naf ber 0eriammlllna, Ct
triidunaen unb aartenpartie.
2fpeia 4 bittet uni neue Mitalies
her. llniere Deputies: 6. Sdermer,
&. Martini uno 81. Hetri iteben GER
ne sil Oieniten.
Shtpelter aatharina Nai erteilen
mir uniere Spmpathie fir Den Ier-
lult hires Gatten Sohann Moi. SO
Sobre alt. aebiirtia aus @l,rmlod,.
Ship. oouiie HothsiSranf. Sra.
rion Sd,nliot.SIien. aratulieren mir
All ibrme nellen @hebuno.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-26
Winbiur, Ontario. 3anobn.

f""'"V wsSWts EUIVHI NUt.
1915 Narent Mbe, Wtucior. Nnnnfn.
8otteSoienit In ben Goinmern',na1cn
pom 80 llbr pctnittanS Snnntaa.
idule bon 1O-1l llbr pornlittnQe
Seocn erffen Dcnnerstnanfeno i'm YPo.
nat Trdnen gerein Giemn0.
Vile Vol's' nno @laubens9enoilen llnb
ber5li9 tpilIiommtn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-26
2.ueia 46

9lm "a. September feiertc 3ipeia
46 ieil 13. StiftilnNsfeit. 9cr Be-
ind, fDnnte heiier aelpeien icin. Ies
nel. Die es nidt Qeiheut hdtten, ben,
Nelt beismpphnen, lei pielmols aes
Dauft. geionoers ben Mitalicbern
aus &orp, Snb., pom 3lpeia 2G.
Gen paar Wanuern. tpelrbe 10 out
al Der Sar Qehplfcn habcn, banfell
mir pielmals. Gle paren bic Serren
Mid)ael ,mh Rnbert Saub ,Wiife
Mathes. @eura Slnorea uno @eora
Sdmiot. 8ir lpollen boffen, in gu.
filnft mehr iunae Oiitalieoer ari
unieren llnterbaItlmacn be9riibel'
su biirfen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-26
Salem, Cbiu.
Guan8eliid. .Guth. emmanuel Stride.
201 Sputb Wronblpan.

281 Soufb Wron6lpap.
Raftor ssobn Wduman GonntughuIe
ieoen Sonntaa . ubr uorm,ttaas. 10 llbr
WottesoienIt i in Der yalloeo,prahe. II
ubr oeutfter @ottesoien,t. Scr teutid)e
6trden Eranen Werein bat am arpeiien
aHittiuOd, :eoen Wtunats. y utr drxrns.
SeriammInna. Gonfirmanoen.l llnterr,d,t
lsfueiiGbri0) bon Septe,niey tis Citern.
S"enstaa uuo Srei:oa nadln:iitnas Inn
lihr.
Nlle @Imlbensgenolien uno Srellnpe
iino ber5lid ein9elaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-26
2lms alliance, Obs
S'ueie 8

Is pienen alien MitaIicpern sur
aeialliocn Nahrid)t, bab 1niere re.
aelnldBiae &eriammllna am 5. sic.
penlber nm 2::3O llbr nahmittaos
itattiinoct. Gs miro @uhcn uno &afs
fe icrpiert bel oen,iitliher llnterhols
tlrno nah ShllB ber @ereinsac.
iI,GffP
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-26
Gleuelanb Weh. - Seutfd. .Wemeinoe,

y8eit ~. Stc. uno WiQaro Wre.
Yfarrer Wuitap VI. Yoellm. 5000 Wil.
laro Mue. Sell: Wo. 1s487O. Sonntd0s
8 ubr pornlittn9s beutider 8otteSoienit
10 llbr Sonnto9fhule unb WibeIitunoe
fiir Grtuadiene. II llbr oormittnas ena'
liid)er 8ottesoient. Northumberland
rift iehen Snmsta9 10 llbr uormittaes.
Scoermann her3lih tpiltommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-26

9lm /. 9fopember peranitaltet
3ipcio 46 cine Gunfps lmo &artens
partie. 4217 9incoln 9lpe. Die &C.
fretdrin niro fruhseitia "a ieil,, I'M
bic gliieBmcrts eiuillnebmen. I'm
sablreiben geiuh bitret bos 8omi.
tee.
Cara 6. Ghuaer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-26
Chicago, NQinois.
Ct. Hauls Wenietnbe.

FoVO &UHleI SlIuhe.
Yditor 8. s. 3reoe. Chicago 80. Sll.
Seoen Sonntaa y llbr Sonntaaihmle.
10 ubr enalilder @ottesoienit. II lbr
oeutidNr @pttesoienit.
Bir loben alle @laubenseenoiien uno
Sreunoe ber5lid Elm gu Den Vottes'
oieniten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-26
2luciQ II

Die ,Srauen bon 3lpeia II baben
bc'hlollcn, slliummen NIT Dem
3peia IA cine 6alloipeen lSortie fir
Die &inber absubalten am Samstae
abeno lm s llbr, ben 2S. Sftober.
9llle iinb frelnolih einaeIaben. Gs
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-26
YomnNstoiun, Ohio.

X)onn9stoiun, Obio.
0oanseltt&.xutbertfdbe &snterus.
Uemetnbe.
2110 @lenuuo3 upe.
Yforrer William s. y8eltber.
$40 W. Subion Npe.
Sonntagihule: y ubr. Gi9littel
Sottesoienit: 10 ,lbr. 0eutifrr
8ottesbienft: II ubr.
Nle Wo!fs' unb @laubenseenniien i,rb
ber5ltd pilIfon,mtn.
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10 llbr enoIifher @ottesbienit. II llbr
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Marie q. ginoer Scbriitf.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Natures Children
By Lillian Cox Athey
Clam Worms.

The only reason these marine
worms are called clam worms" is
their habit of burrowing in the sand.
They are found in all parts of the
earth. In Samoa, the natives eat
them.
These 18-inch worms are greatly
appreciated by fishermen as bait.
Along the sides of the f1attish body
there are bristles that wave in the
water. The worm is fierce, agrees
sive and voracious. 1t is die-hard,
even when cut into short lengths
and fish yearning for something to
eat, eye the generous morsel with
great anticipation, succumbing to
the point of biting hard.
On sandy beaches under stones
and in seaweeds between tides, bait
hunters soon find enough to fill bait
buckets. Some of the worms peek
out of their parchment-lined bur-
rows, hauling one out is an art.
Bristles enable him to cling to his
sandy retreat, and his determination
to remain at home makes the hunt
exciting.
Those found from New York
Northward are a bluish-green with
bright green and red appendages on
their long bodies. They swim
through the water at night with an
eel-like motion. The slight rides
cence enables any one to watch
them on their own fishing expedi-
tions for other worms, crustaceans,
etc. Fish follow them about until
they can snap them head on.
Moonlight affects them. They ar
rive in vast numbers then. At Woods
Hole on Cape Cod, Massachusetts,,
by midnight, brownish-red to yell
lowish-pipk males leave the bottom
to ! swim upward and rush about
In great numbers. These are known
as Nereis dumerilli.
Each worm follows a spiral course
tangential to the surface and just
below it. The water is fairly choked
with them. Fish dart in and out
taking heavy toll, more fill the
gap. The females, clad in dark
green, swim in straight lines. The
males swim over and around them
in tight spiralS. The water becomes
gray. When a male brushes against
a female she explodes. Millions of
tiny eggs sink slowly to the bottom
The female, a transparent colorless
bag of skin which soon collapses,
floats gently to the bottom where
she dies. The males swim about
through the night, and by dawn
they, too, drift to the bottom and
die.
The eggs will become the great
crop of marine worms that later
will obey the call of the moon to
die before dawn, their lifeless bodies
in turn cleaned up by the tireless
scavengers whose duty is to keep
waters free from pollution.
Evening star., 1950-06-27

The mere circumstance that a
particular holding may be improba-
BILE is not in itself sufficient justifi-
cation for declarer to reject any
plan that Is based on such holding.
Where a player has two or more
choices he should naturally resort
to the one that offers the greater
chance for success, but where there
really exists no sound choice, the
facts might as well be faced.
Today's bidding followed normal
lines. North had a close raise to
three clubs, but felt that he had
just little too much to give up
and Telegate the hand definitely
to part-score. West made the
natural opening of his fourth best
heart and East's jack went to the
king. Declarer could count three
club tricks, three spades, two hearts
and a diamond and, therefore, fired
back the queen of clubs Immediately.
This was taken by East and the
heart suit cleared without further
ado. The jack of clubs was contin-
ued, East won and then came the
deluge
North pointed out to partner that
the hand could be made by going
for the diamonds instead Of the
clubs. South argued that this was
double dummy analysis. How could
I tell that the diamonds were three
two and that East had the king?"
Obviously there was no way he
could tell. But that is an entirely
irrelevant consideration What other
hope was there for the hand? Since
there were nine hearts out, some
one had to have at least five, and
they were bound to be established
before the clubs. Declarer contended
that in order to take the diamond
finesse he would have to cash the
three top spades. and that might
set up two tricks for the opposition,
which, together with the two club
tricks and a diamond, would defeat
the contract.
The answer is that spades need
not be caShed at once. The proper |.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Take My Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby
Pronunciation Clinic.

Los Angeles: I find that most
people, including bankers and bro
kers, accent amortization on the
"am" syllable. Does that make the
dictionary pronunciation wrong?-
B. D.
A. Dictionaries do not make pro-
nunciations. Their function is to
report, not dictate. Sometimes they
report inaccurately. They also often
cling fondly to pronunciations that
have become obsolete in todays
language.
Such is the case with amortize
and amortization. The older die
tionaries show no other choice than
uh-MAWR-tize and uh-MAWR- til
ZAY'shun. But those pronunciations
have passed out of good usage. The
standard American pronunciations
are: AM-er-tize, AM-er-ti-ZAY'-
shun.
AM-er-tize and Amer -ZAY'-
shun are the first choice of Webster's
New Collegiate 1949, Funk & Wag-
nails New College Standard d940 ,
The American College Dictionary
u949) and Keyon & Knott's Pro-
nuncing Dictionary.
The word amortize, like the word
mortage, stems in the Latin mors,
death" Amortize expresses the
gradual extinction cdeath") of a
debt by installments. A mortgage
c"death pledge") originally denied
the borrower any income from the
property until the mortgage had
been fully paid-the property was
dead" to it's owner.
st. Paul: A high-school girl cor
rected me for pronouncing "chirop-
odist" as ky-ROP-uh-dist. She
insists it should be 'shir-OP-uh-
dist" Isn't it about time you took
a handle. C.
Answer: Yes; and the hand" is
the Greek word for it-chiro, pro-
nounced KY-roe. Your pronuncia-
ton ky-ROP-uh-di is correct.
Chiropodist' is formed from the
Greek chiro, hand" plus podos,
foot" for, originally, chiropodists
treated both the hands and the
feet. The title chiropodist is giving
way to the more accurate podia-
triSt, "one who treats disorders of
the foot" pronounced: poe-DY-uh-
trist.
1t is remarkable how stubbornly
the INSTRUMENTATION "press-per-
AY-Shun" for perspiration hangs on
In American speech. 1t is caused by
an unconscious transposition of the
letters in the first syllable, as If the
word were spelled Precipitation. /"
Be sure to FAY: PER-spi-RAY'shun.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
A ne-Minute Test Of Your
News knowledge
TODAY'S
NEWS QUIZ
By Tom Henry


!. AIDE Who has been
named co-ordinator of United
States policy on major cold
war projects?
2. HOMELESS How has
the new Displaced Persons
Act been liberalized?
8. SHRINE-What state is
collecting 100000 for a
shrine to house General
Eisenhower's war trophies?
4. RECORD - How many
first-inning runs did the
Cleveland Indians make re-
Gently to break the record?
5. QUOTES Who said:
with effort and good will,
the Ruhr can one day become
a symbol Of peace and pro-
gress IN Europe?
Answers.
/. w. Averell Hartman,
Marshal Plan Ambassador. 2.
Discriminatory restrictions
were removed and the num-
ber Of DPS to be admitted
was increased to 415,000. 3.
Kansas. 4. IA. The old record
was 13 runs made in 1900 by
the Boston Braves. S. John
F. McCloy. American High
Commissioner in Germany.
Tom Henry's "Quiz EN-"
appears every Sunday in This
Week Magazine with The Star.
Evening star., 1950-06-27

play at trick two is low diamond,
since one trick must almost surely
be lost in that suit. West will win
with the Jack and clear the hearts.
Now dummy'S spades are cashed
and the diamond f1nesse taken with
a prayer. When this succeeds, nine
tricks are available without touch
ing clubs. To be sure, this was not
a good chance, but since it was the
only one, the choice should have
been easy enough.
(Copyrisht, 1850, by Charles H. Goren)
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Goren on Bridoe
BY chorIes n. 6orer

Neither vulnerable. South deals.
NORTH
AAKQ2
o74
1885
&6532
WEST EAST
AJ1O5 A98643
1086532 0QJ9
oJ9 oK42
&94 AJAX
SOUTH .
At
OAK
AQ763
&QJ1087
The bidding:
South West North East
/ diamond Pass l spade Pass
2 clubs Pass 3clubS Pass
3 MT Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead, five of hearts.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
Word Game
Find 27 or more words in
SOURBERRY,

meaning. ''the small cranberry.
Average is 26; limit, 20 minutes.
Rules-words must be Of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition Of ''s.'' such as bats"
cats" are not used Only one form Of
word is used. Proper names are not used.
A list will be published tomorrow.