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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-12-09
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Ger SeltBcr lcood), 0en Der Der
Itiimnelte Sffi5ier ausItieB, aI5 eien
ibm bisber DeridlolIene &raftqueIlcn
oufgeiprltngen, iener Seuf3er Scr Or
lelhterltng bate cine 5allberbaIte
@irflln9: ser 9ann oes eiligen, 0ea
gefrorenen Sdymeigens 5erbrod), uno
olle .Wenl6en in Dem Soule it0bnten
auf. IS 1par cin Oielfdltiges Stobncn.
ooa ourd Den Rolm ging. @5 fIong
Sobannea Gdort ins Sbr 4pie Oas
NorldDen Der Zee. iiber Die Ser eben
anrlDaben0e Stlrnnpln0 binlingt
limo lpic cr crItount ben 9lif bin
ifmcifen licB iiber oie WtenIGen.
menge, pon Scr ieBt iener bleiernc
8am genonlrlen mar, oo lab er, onb
Die gSGnoe oc5 Saales in beinahe
llnablcbbarc Ternen 5uriidgetpiden
Dorcn lno OnB e5 cine enoloie 3abl
BON Mcnlden mar, Die ltf ba perlaln-
melt buttc. >Sobannes iub, eS mar Die
gon5c Wtcnlfbeit, ole lid rings Inn
i'm bciunr. Sic aIle maren bis in ibre
lnneriten Siefen binein erre9t unn
aufgc1pilblt Don Sen bier tleinen @orz
ten, Oie Der bleihe Cote ouf Dem 80
oillm gclproden bate: r@s gibt Elm
&enleita!" !"
llebcr Die Nippen Der einen brad)
ein Slbcln, pie &inoer iltbeln, lpenn
lie iii ocn Sidtcrglan5 Ges Gbriitbou-
mes ldullcn iiber ole 2ippen ser
nnOHrcn rang iidl cin lpul1bes St0b-
men, 10 mic Hcllc, aus taltIeno @un-
Den bllltenoe 9felle I'M Elm Derlorenes
Seben flagt. Sobonnes @fort lab
mon6e oieIcr Meniten ibren S6nutf
non oel1 Sdn0en poer bonn !Salie neb.
men ltnO DegDerfen, als iei er ibnen
unter Der &irfung iener pier @orte
cine unertrGglide 2ait o0er cine boblc
Siige getporoen. Gr iab bier Menlden
llb DonelnanoerreiBen ODER pielmehr
auselnunoergeriiien aperoen non elmer
1lnlthtbaren @ennlt ltno Hort iub
er anoere iid) sic SGrtoe reiben, ola
batten lie i6On longlt 5ltiannnengc.
bort unO bGtten nur auf 6ie picr
@orte parten n1iiiien, Inn iif ouh
arBerlid finOen 5u fonnen. @r lab Die
einen aufiteben, sic Sinoe ans Sbr
legen uno borcbe1l als babe ibnen ic-
man0 bon 1peitber, bon lnenoIihcr
8eite Der 5ueerl1fen =. llno er borte
5tpeinlal rGater! 3 Soter!" an iein
Sbr flingen, MIR oaB es ein gol5
innerlibes uro ieelenboftes S0rcn
mar. oas ibm &unoe COB BON Rufen-
Den uno @artenOen, sic i'm iebt iud,=
ten nno griiBten.
,3lpel Wtcniben mter sen ;3obIz
lo'en tlclcn SSohanne5 @dart ganS be
lonoers ouf. Ter cine mar ein 8ric<
tier, Der 10 rllbig 5ll Dem Soten bin
nltob, ala leicn ibm sic @eoe ms
Senlelts 10 ucrtrout pie oie @eqe sum
Tr1robor, Die er Dobl oft 51t seben
bate; Der dn0cre mar Elm illnaeS
2Fd> den, Na5 nit boIboffenen uno
'eIlgrn Sippcn lno NIT terflGrten
Tngcn 0o1ob. Die iuenn eS Sinae
'd)olltc, sic gar nid]t onoers iein fonn.
ten nno Die c5 nit oem inneren Iuac
SIT Nd)nurn gemobnt mar. uBeati tau-
PcreS SbUitn bc0ti mnp,di corde"
1ltbr es &obonneS gfort ourdJ sic
Seele.
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Err hrkrhrtr Rfidrr

Die 9taGt id)ollten lno iib nibt gum
S0laf idJliebeu Dputen. Ser Shin=
lner Don benz feltli6 beleudteten 9al,=
le uerbreitete cinen rotli6en @ioer-
lhein uuf Gem Sbnee uno glih benz
S0Ncln auf Dem @elidt eines Gerltor-
bcnen. Ius Ocn @o9en, melde ge=
rGlllhpou oabcrrollten llno unter Ell
mem Belt Dor ser 6reitreppe bielten,
| Itie9cn alT neibe Seppide nit 8lu-
men uno Iiamanten geihmiidte 9a-
nen aus; uber unter sen 0amen febls
tc noh cine, uno Ser 8rof bate ibre
2bpelertbeit pnbrgenommen. @egen
O}ltterna6t ging er binaus, Inn 3u
leben, ob lie nod nibt fomme, oe1n
lein gater batte 81 ibm Dor leinem
Sooe gelagt: uGie So6ter meines
alten yafIengefabrten Baron BON Us.
batte i6 gerne meine Sodter 5ll melt
nen ge1piinldt; iie lit id)on, reid unO
belttt Salente uno Sugenoen. Sbr
Sater uno id) baben eub mebr uls
einmal in unIercn Srdumen perlobt!"
&ilbelm apiini6te oaber lebbaft, lie
bel bieiem 6elte 81 leben.
9lls er ouf Ser Siiri6pene ltano,
ju l6allen, oh Iie fon1me, 1lnO cine
tSran nit einen lpimmernoen &inoe
ju ibm bintrot, rief er: rgntfernt
oieIe gettlerin!"
~9lh, qnGNieer Serr, es friert uno
bungert midi"
sd babe Oieien Morgen oie AImo-
Icn uusteilen Ialicn."
v'Shenft mir aus Wtitleio et1pas,
mofiir ih mir 8rot lnO Sol5 fallfcn
funn! Wein &ino Itirbt Dor Sum
ger!"
Sn Oieienl 9llgenblid fubr ser
@ugen Ser ermartctcn Game in ben
@of: Oie 9ettlcrin muBte iid entfer=
men. - Sic fam mieoer, als oie glGn=
5enoe gqllipuge fortgefobren mar; lie
fam 1uieoer, uber ibr &inb lpilnnerte
nlbt mebr, e5 luar elngel6lafen. Mud)
lte fiiblte trot 6eS SungcrS, baB Die
augenlioer ibr idpcr pllroen :. Sic
legte lid inter Oas Belt Der iSrciz
treppe gs fielen oide tShnee.
floden. giner ser 8eoienten entoedte
lie bier uno iogte lie binouS; oas
arlne @eid)opf fonnte nid)t meiter, III
re @lieOer eritarrtcn. Sic legte iif an
SuItor, Dom Efeiler Elm luenig ge=
ldiibt, nieoer; le briidte ibr &ino an
Die 8rrit, aber es ldrie nift nebr, eS
mar talt, iturr, 'geltorben! God lie
lulbte eS niht. sluf bem Sdnee bin=
geltreft ld)lief lie elm, Inn nid)t ipieoer
81 erlpa6en. Gbe lie peri6ieo, blidte
lie nod ei1mal SIT Sen erlerhteten
6enltern oes Galaltes Ser Hei6en.
9eod Job lie gldn5ellO eeidmiifte 9a=
men porbeitan5en. 9d, tpenn ibr MIR
cine ein5ige bon oieien 5llr S6ou ge-
trugenen Eerlen gel6enft aporoen
tpdre, lie b1tte iif bofiir Sol5 faufen
fDnnen, Inn ii6 81 tpGrmenL 8rot fir
ibr &ino uno cine narme Sede, aber
lie befam ni6ts!
als @ilbelm cine 6iiritin, Sic iei=
men 9aa nit ibrer 8egenpart beebrt
batte, an ibren @agen fiibren tpollte,
itieB iein SUB an etpas an, oas i'm
S6nee lag. 1lno 5anfte bariiber NIT
oen Gienern. 0ieie iaben nun nab
uno fanoen unter bem feitgefrorenen
Sbnee sic - eritarrte 8etMerin unb
ibr &in6.
Srot bes @er1lIdes oes Sr6es
tiers, trot bes Ean5ens uno Ser Srel1s
Sc erfrbr man in ben bon 1idtergIan5
itrabIen6en, nit 9lumen6urft eefiins
Yen uno angenebm gebebten Sdlen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-12-09

Der @raf 9Stlbelm BON y. geborte
5u ben Siinglingen, tpel6e ibr Seben
in Suit uno 6reuoe perbri1gen; leine
&leioer befam er aus Haris, leine
BferOe aus england, ieine Sdger aus
Girpl, ieine 8eine aus 5raufreih,
feline 9emdloe aus SStalien - Der
junge v9ebemann" bate, Inn 0ies
eben 10 rebt iein 5ll fOnnen, Die gan5e
@elt in aontri6ution gelest.
Hei6, 9eiItpoG, i6on, lei6t 5ugdng=
lid. mlbte er piele 5reunoe baben,
uno oenno9 lang1peilte er lid, la6elte
ieit leinem einunospan5iglten Sabre
uidt nebr, 10 oab er auf lid, BEN rei=
6en @liidliben, BEN Spruf Bate an-
Denben fonnen: vgs gibt ni6ts, oas
mir nod 5reuoe MAIDEN fonnte!"
gr liebte ole Sogo ni6t mebr, mar
Ser 8nItmable iiberoriillig, ton5tc
ni6t mebr, glallbte ni6t mebr an Die
geitlnoigteit Der 8elt, on ben 3all~
ber Ger &iinlte uno 5rel1nol9oft; er
bate aaes, lelbit sic Soffnllng al.fge-
geben. God nein, es blieb iDm nod
cine tief in ser Seele lodenoe 2eioen=
ifaft: Die oes 'Spieles. Hur OH Spiel
til6 poa &urten lno @elo fano er
einigen @efallen, nlles anoere perl1r=
ia6te ibln feine 9tiibrung; oa fiiblte
er apenlgltens nod etlpas, Der @ehIel
ces ,Spielgliides, Oas 8eapinnen llno
Scrlieren ipra6eu ibn an uno regten
i'm duf. Als er eines Cages iebr iibler
Sarne uno miBgeItllnnt ge1pelen mar,
6aten i'm ieine Sreunoe, cine groBe
Ian5gelellid)aft 81 geben, lpel6e 8itte
er ibnen uub gelpabrte, iid ieoo6 Dor
bebielt, oubei nidt tun5en 81 oitrfe1.
Ginem iltgenoliber aiinItler iagte er:
sd gebe Sbnen 8elb 5ur Serberr=
libung oieles 5eites, barnit es al
nibts feble." Ger iunge 0faler lieB
li6 bies ni6t 5lpeimal iagen lulO
fiihrte Die Ser5ierung Der Sale ipabr=
bait gel6nad= unb prabtpou aus; ME
bate man in oieier Staot einen iol-
hen 2ibterglan5 l,no cine iol6e 8lu=
menpra6t gelebeu. Wan glaubte iit)
aus Der Nabt in beaen Sonnenl6ein
uno aus oen @inter in Sen ssriibling
pcriett.
Ger 8ull pltr0e in Ser ltrenaIten
&inters5eit gegeben; ieit mebr nls
adt Sn9en naren aae Iid,er Ser
Stabt NIT S6nee bebedt l,no oie
tSronten ser !Sdltier NIT gis3apfen
laben aus tpie friitalliitert. Die Sci
Der, Sic @ieien NIT ibreln 8ras lno
ibren gefrorenen 8Ghlein paren Ser
ltprbenen in tpeiBem Sotengelponoe
gleiA, iiberaa Srarlrigfeit, Sebe uno
8etriibnis. Die Gei6en fror es in
ibren poblperl6loiienen SGrlern, tie
ordngten iid) i'm bi6ten &reiie ann oie
6ebagli6en &umine. - Mber sic
rebte, oie bittere Scot traf sic slrmen,
oieienigen, tpelde feline gutl1lieBen=
Ben Siiren, feline Gorfenlter, feline
8ettporbinge, fein Sol5, fein Seuer
in ibrem Sfen batten. g6, sic &GIte
lit et1pas S6redlibes; in ser i6onen
Sabres5eit tit bas glenb nur balb 10
aroB, benn Damn lit bie 2uft etipas
Sanftes, cine Sreunoin fir olles, oas
ba atrret unb Iebt; aber Ser falte
Saub bes @inters, iener eiiige un6
i6neioe,toe @inb, ser 6ie @reiIe ait.
ternb unb Die Weiitter unb fleinen
&in6er apeinenb madt, lit cine fdred-
li6e Aieal! Dod tper tpeiB 6as?
Tim aebn a1br itrablte aus ben syer,-
itern BEG HoInftes 6es @rafen s.. ble1.
oen6er 1idtergIana; rnan ap6bmte
grobe, belle A,agen gu ieben. Die in
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T A N / / | L n K R E | S

nm 5eite Der ltnbefledten gnpfdns-
mis-. fonrmen perbe, I'M bon ibr slbs
Ihieo gu nebmen, beoor iie gum Sinl-
mel eingebe. slm beitimmten Gage err
ld)ien iie ibm 1pieher, aber in elmer
lolden @lorie, oab oas Ofdo6en fife
5uerlt nldt 1piebererfannte. Nab Der
I6ieoenen Grmabnungen, tpelbe lie
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oentIelben CAB, Job bas Wdoden ite
empouIdpeben uno peri6pinoen.
Gieie @elfid)te, ebenio riibrenO tpie
ipabr, beitatigt bas @ort bes III. GbrDs
loitomus: ~Genfe Dir piele Souen 5u-
gleid uno iie ii1lo nidt 81 berglei6en
NIT Ser 8eraubung Der ieligen an-
ld)aullng @ottes."
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Ga nobn ein fleines @reianis ouf
Dem Booium Sic Meni6en BON neuenr
eetongen: Der Cote bate sic Nano
erboben 5llm 3eiden, baB er pciter-
reoen ipoGe.
8ieoer Log bos Sdtpeieen ser
eipigfeit iiber al oieien enolos uno
9aupt an Saupt iid brGnaenben
Weniden. @oB mar iett niht mebr
Die @iiesfdlte in Sem uneebeuren
Shmeigen. Sc tpar bielmebr 1pie oi.
Our6Iihtigfeit zines ipaiierbelIen Sri
ltous, mas iett Sen gan5en, unobieh=
barren &aum erfiiIlte.
(6ortietuna foIat)
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nrrhnru 'ttr Ursit,pn
m crbirg bic Srane nur Der 8elt, n
A Gaf, bis on nadts alein, iie flieken:
Sem Batter iiberm Sternenselt
Nnr faunit bein 6er5 bu sans eridDlieken.
Sie @elt fliebt 2eio, iie liebt nnb ladt,
Mis- SrOfter finbeit bn nur Ginen,
llnb flasit bein 2eib bn Sbm bei Radt,
5Tblit bu, bak Gnsel nit oir iueinen.
Gssstav RonH1ei
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NUNS RODOMI
kOkIE PAVYZDZIAI

Kalbos apie vienybe, toleran-
CHA, tur but, taip senos, kair
Izmonijos istorija. Ir lietuviu DO.
litinio gyvenimo lapus pavarte
visur rasime: "Vardan tos Lie
tuVos -" Ir partiniai ir me
partiniai" visuomet iskilmingai
skelbdavo ir tebeskelbia sias
kilnias idejas, kada iiems tai
naudlnga, praktikoje sios vie.
nybes nera ir, tur but, nebus
Kai garsusis Leonardo da Vim
ci stojo tuometinio Milano val
dovo Ludovico Sforza tarnybon
pazadejo jo tevo atminimui nu-
kalti didziuli bronzini raiteli
vaizduojanti Francesca Sforza
ant arklio.
Deja, sios skulpturos jam ME
kad neteko uzbaigti, nors buvo
jau If model sukures.
Kitas tue metu gyvenes me-
nininkas Michelangelo Buona
rotti, kuris Leonardo kaz kodel
nemego, apie j sitaip issireiks-
davo: 'Koks cia skulptorius, kad
net raitelio nemoka is bronzos
nukalti!'.
Michelangelo nenor6jo matyti
tu stebuklingu kuriniu, kuriuos
Leonardo da Vinci sukure, bet
mate tai, ko anas neatliko.
Ar ne tas pats ir Siandiena
-Daugiau ar maziau nusipelne
veikejai, kalbedami ar rasydami
apie savo partinius oponentus,
tai daro tik tam, kad parodytu
visuomenei, ko anie nera atli-
ke 20 galejo atlikti) arba ka
yra (gal but) netiksIiai atIiEe.
If be pasigailejimo lieja savo
tulzi ant galvu jau mirusiu arba
dar gyvu esanCiu musu tautos
veikeju...
Ar tai yra kelias j Vienybe ?
Lietuyos jaunimas buvo if te-
bera ivairiais budais skatinamas
susicementuoti, isnokti gerbti
kitu isitikinimus if vieningai
koVoti vardan Lietuvos laiSves.
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]. NOIdemara

dabar, reikSdami jam pagarba,
reiskiame il If Lietuvai. Kaip
jo palaikai cia, Clevelande, NUNS
yra ne tik asmens, bet ir Lie
tuVos brangi relikvija, laukianti
dienOs, kada gales butt perkelta
j vel laisva Lietuva, taip ir mes
Ella sito paminejimo proga ben
Idraujame vienoje mintyje apie
Lietuva, stipriname savo tikeji-
ma busima Lietuvos laisVe, IT,
kejima, kuri tvirtai ir nesvy-
rlodamas visais sunkiaisiais Lie
tuvos laikais skelbe Antanas
Smetona.
Bet ir ne vien kaip Lietuvos
Prezidenta minime Antana Sine.
tona, mes mes gerbiame visus
musu tautos zymiuosius zmones
Iu atminimas, iu mintys, ke.
lusios tautos susiDratima, NUNS
yra brangios, Vertingos ir is jV
mes semiames sau lietuviSkos
stiprybes. Mes minime ir Ba-
sanaviciu il Kudirka, mes mini.
me sliupa ir Burba, minime Va.
lancil ir Daukanta, minime Mai
roni ir Vaizganta, ir Smetona, il
visus, kurie savo ideiomis il
dideliu visuomeniniu ar politi-
niu darbu, kad ir kiekvienas
saviskai. inese dideli indeli
musu tautos gyvenima. Mineda-
mi JUGS. statome jiems pamink-
lus savo sirdyse, tie pamink-
lai yra musu ateities dideli
ramsciai.
Klysta, kas siu gryniausiV
patriotiniu jausmu pareiskime
iesko partiniu poHtiniu siekimu
Mes per tokius paminejimus
zvelgiame tik j Lietuvos ateitl,
kurios norime sviesesnes.
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Tokiais ir panasiais sukiais
JUGS maitina daugelis musu lie
tuvisku veikeju, kuriu dalis jau
savo politine karjera, del Sc
natives ar kitty priezasciu, jau
yra tikrai baige, ir kuriuos jau-
noji karta noretu laikyti savo
dabarties bel ateities kovu Svy-
turiais bel ikvepejais.
Bet, pavarte lietuviska spau-
da, ka ei matome?
Kartu SUI vienybes bel tole-
rancijos apaStalavimu, lyg pikti
sliuzai, ikandin seka ivairiausi
smeiztai, partinai nesuiprati-
mai, 0 gal net ir asmeniskas
pyktis, atsiveztas dar is Lie
tuvos, is senu senQ laiku.
VieSumon keliami toxic neido-
mus ir, svarbiausia, siandien
taip nebesvarbus faktai 70 gal
II prasimanymaD, kurie skaity-
tojui palieka tik kaz koki kar-
tu, nemalonu jausma.
Pavyzdziui, daugelis is Lie
tuvos jaunimo girdejome gene
rolo Ladygos varda, kaip ko-
votoio uz Lietuvos Nepriklau-
somybe, musu garbingos kariuo-
menes pionierio, kuris 1919 me-
tais ties RadviliSkiu sumuSe ber-
montininkus, bet, perskaiciUs
viename NAUJIFNU numeryje
dr.. K. Griniaus zodzius, suzino-
me, kad tas pats generolas La
dvGa ir keletaS kitu karininku,
atleistu is kariuomenes =. bu-
vo oirtuokliai!
Skaudziausia, kad taip laik-
rasciuose kalba buves Lietuvos
Respublikos Prezidentas. Z.
Tai tik vienas pavyzdys, vie
mas is daugelio. kuriais Siandien
iprasta maitinti lietuviu visuo-
meme.
Deia, il jaun0ji karta, vieton
to, kad ''mestu ruba sena", tar
pusavy skaldosi, ir dar mokvklos
suole draugas ina nekesti drau-
go, nes anas kitaip galvoja. Ir
reikia tiketi, kad tam didele tia
ka daro he kas kitas, kaip tie
negeri pavyzdZiai, kuriuos NUNS
rodo musu pirmtakunai.
Baigiant, mintyS nukrypsta
pas mUsu partizanus, kurie mis-
kuOse lieja krauia. 'Jie eina pc
tys Ell, jie Vienas kitam be
"amnestiju" senai atleide, nes
vienybej galybe il musQ tautos
Sviesesne ateitis.
l. NoItIemara
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Kodel Ji Gerbiame?
DsRVOS redaktoriaus V. Rastenio zods
Prezidento A. Smctonos panin6 jimO proga

Prizes Is su puse metQ, kai
Kaune buvo surengtos grazios
Skilmes Lietuvos Prezidento An
tano Smetonos 50 metu amziaus
jubiliejui pamineti, atsakyda-
mas daugybe sveikinimu ir
pagarbos pareiskimu, jis - pre-
zidentas Smetona - maz daug
siais zodziais pradejo savo at
sakyma j sveikinusiems:
-ACiu Jums uz ta didele gar
be, kuria cia man suteik5te. Bet
as .iauciu, kad ia earbe didzia
dalimi ne mano asmeniui pri-
klaus0. JUS tuO pagerbete ne
privatu zmogu, bet ir Lietuvos
Prezidenta, tad toll pagarba pri-
klauso ir Lietuvai, kaip tautai,
kahn valstybei.
JauciuOs laimingas. kad man
suIaukus Sito amziaus mano gy-
venime. Iikinas Ieidn butt Ivp
tuo simboliu, rer kuri turtle
rroga pareiksfi save nagarha
ir meile paCiai Lietuvai, kuri
W bet koki paskira Tmogu Ia
biausiai to nusipeIno.
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Daugum a..

GARSAS il DRAUGAS dar karta kovodam del
susvienijimu pilngimystes tesu" pajuodintomis raj
dennis skelbia 1901 metals 6 seime vykusiane Wilkes
Barre, Pa kataka turejo dauguma atstovu. Taigi,
katalikai, turedam dauguma ssiskyre, bet iberalai
kurie buyo mazumoje.
Kad butu aiskau, kap ia dauguma susidare uz
ledziame kick vietos metu buvuso sekretoriaus
pasakomu. Pasakojimo kalba pasilieka beveik neke-
cama.
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AS pats maciau daugeIio aky-
sc suzvilgusias asaras DO stu
zodziu, kada Lietuvos Preziden-
tas Antanas Smetona jam pa
Quota sveikinimu ir pagarbos
vainika sitaip padejo Lietuvai
DO koju, pats kukliai iai nusi-
lenkdamas.
stai kur yra geriausias pa
aiskinimas, kodel mes cia. toll
nuo tevynes, minime Lietuvos
Prezidento iau nebe amziaus iu-
bilieju, mirties liudnas sukak-
tuves.
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LEWEs

Mr.. and Mrs. Perry T. Burton
and family of Bethesda, Maryland,
are spending some time here at
their cottage on Lewes Beach.
Clayton H. Nelson, Jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton H. Nelson
of Lewes, has enlisted in the U.
S. Marine Corps, and is now sta
toned at Paris Island, South Car
olina.
Jesse Edmunds of Miami, Flor
ida, is spending some time here as
the guest of his sOn-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L.
Bennett, ST., at their residence on
Lewes Beach.
Mrs. James c. Grove and daugh-
ters, Cammy and Libby of Dayton,
Ohio, are spending the month Of
August here with Mrs Groves mo-
ther, Mrs. Hannah Hopkins Morris,
at her residence on Market street.
Major and Mrs. Grove and family,
who have been living in Hawaii
for over two years, returned to
/ the States a few months ago. Major
1 Grove is now stationed at Wright
Field. where he is attending the
Air Force Institute of Technology.
Mrs. Raymond r. Atkins, Mrs
William Burton and Mrs. Ira Pal
me, all of Lewes, are confined tC
the Beebe Hospital because of ill
mess.
Mr.. and Mrs. LinfOrd Y. Palmer
4 of LeWes, are receiving cOngratu
lations upon the birth of daugh
ter, born July 20 at the Beebe Hos
} pital. Mrs. Palmer was the fOrme
Miss Rebecca Beach of Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. DOdsOn West o
Wilmington spent the weekend i
Lewes with Mr.. Vests parents, MI
: and Mrs. Samuel West at thei
residence on Mulberry street.
: Master Jackie Hill, son of Nj
Z and Mrs. William p. Hill of Bal
timore has returned home afte
I spending two weeks here with hi
grandmother, Mrs. Grace r. Brit
tingham.
D An increase of approximately 4C
: visitors at the Zwaanendael Mu
q cum in Lewes over the past yea
t was reported at the annual NEE
:: ing of the Lewes Memorial Con
. mission last Friday in the museu
building at Lewes.
d In her annual report Miss Cat
e crime c. Maull, curator, annOun
i ed that some 1900 persons hi
:. visited the museum in the past fisc
s. year ending July 1, coming from
= states and about Is foreign cou
tries. The commission cOngrat
y lated the curator on her detail
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a farmer, died a number Of years
ago.
The Rev. A. Edward Dougherty,
pastor of the Bethel Methodist
C'''''~oh of T.ewes. conducted the
services, and burial was made in
--"oA 4ueLhUulst Cemetery.
William c. Marshall, 68, of Lewes,
former deputy collector Of GUS
toms officer at Lewes during the
early twenties, died suddenly on
July 81, at the Wyatt Apartments
on Second street, where he had
been living since the death of his
wife a few years ago. He was
stricken with a heart attack and
lived but a few hours.
For many years after leaving the
government service he was engaged
lin paper hanging and interior dec
Grating in Lewes.
Surviving him are two sons,
Herman S., of KOmO, Miss, and
Howard, who is with the Mer-
chant Marine service at Port Ar
thur, Texas; two sisters, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Vogel of Dewey Beach, Re
hoboth, and Mrs. May Willard o.
Wilmington, and two brothers, ia
COP Marshall of Wilmington, anC
George Marshall of Lewes Beach.
Funeral services were held OF
Friday of last week in Lewes, con
Quoted by the Rev. DR.. William
Leishman, pastor of the LeWe
Presbyterian Church. Burial wa
made in the Lewes Methodist Gem
etery.
Funeral services were held o
Sunday, August 6, at 2 p. m. a
the Atkins Funeral Home for GeC
Thomas Walls, So, farmer of nea
Lewes, who died last Thursda
night of a heart attack, follOwin
a brief illness at the Beebe Hosp
{ tai, Lewes.
He was the son of the late Shel
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WARWICK

The Indian River Yacht Club will
be hosts to the Dixie District Light
ming Fleet Glass Championship
races on Saturday and Sunday. Au-
gust IL and 1S, at Oak Orchard. Sc
lection of the Indian River as the
course for the races this year was
the result of Dixie Championship
going to a member of the club last
year. The BO-BO, owned and sail
ed by Robert Purnell, won the Dix
lie Championship honors and repre-
setned the area in the international
Lightning Fleet Class in Miami,
Florida, last fall. H. S. Okie, a
charter member of the club, will
be regatta chairman for the races.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stirrup, OF
Westfield, N. j., are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. e. r. Blizzard
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Short were
Georgetown visitors on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adkins and family
were Sunday guests of Mr.. anC
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report and directed that copy be
sent to the Governor.
An inspection was made Of the
building and the members ex-
pressed pleasure in the special
summer exhibit of old StaffOrdshire
china and other items loaned for
the resort season visitors. Among
the subjects discussed was the pro-
posed budget for the next fiscal BIZ
ennium to be furnished to the State
Budget Commission. The Zwaan-
endael House, which is state Oper-
ated and maintained, was erected
in 1881 and dedicated in June, 1882,
as a memorial to the first Dutch
settlers, who arrived at Lewes in
1881
j Captain G. Clifton Maull, Sr., of
Lewes, chairman of the commits
sion, presided at the meeting and
reported on the condition of the
I building and grounds. Summer Wis
iting hours at the museum are daily
between 10 a. m. and noon, and
from 1870 to $3.50 p. m, except
Mondays and on Sundays from 1926
to $3.50 p. m.
All officers of the commission
were reelected for another year
In addition to the chairman, Cap
tain Maull, they are: State Archi
visit Leon deValinger, Jr., secretary
Mrs. Caleb S. Layton, of Whining
ton, vice chairman; Miss Gather
inc c. Maull, curator; State Repre-
p sentative Kenneth d. Given o
Lewes, Mrs. Walker l.. Mifflin an
Mrs. Gordon Willis, both of Dover
Mrs. William P. Orr, JT., and Mrs
p Roman Tammany of Lewes; Judg
John F. Lynn and William S. Pot
f ter, Wilmington attorney, who wa
u recently appointed a member {
the board by Governor Carvel.
r Miss Hester Donovan, daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Donovan
r. Lewes, has accepted a position {
l. bookkeeper for the, Lewes Hare
n ware Company. Miss Donovan
Is a graduate of the class of 1850 (
t. the Lewes Special School.
Funeral services were held la
10 Monday at p. m. at Lewes f
s. Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Truitt, 81, wi
r, died Friday night, July %, after
t. short illness. She had been ma
n ing her home in Lewes on Mark
m street with Mrs. w. E. Ennis al
family for a number of years.
h Her only immediate survive
c. are one son, Lewis e. Burk of w
ad mington; a granddaughter, Nj
al Gladys Wilkins of Wilmington, a.
42 two great-grandchildren, Mrs. Leo
n ard c. Johnson of Wilmington, a
u Mrs. Robert E. Crawford, Wilmin
ed ton. Her husband, Arthur Trui