davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1951-01-04
Poultry Pathologist Added
To u. of ID. staff

!
DR.. Meredith Ryerss Gardiner
has been named assistant poultry
pathologist at the University of
Delaware Agricultural Experiment
Station, according to DR. Ernest
F. Waller, head of the Department
of Animal and Poultry Industry.
DR.. Gardiner, who was born in
Philadelphia, did his undergrad
uate work at Yale University, and
received his B. S. degree and V.
M. ID. from the University Of
Pennsylvania. He did research
and teaching work at the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, served in the
U. S. Navy during the last war,
and was a practicing veterinarian
in Australia and the State of Penn
sylvania.
Most recently DR. Gardiner was
a pathologist at the Georgia Coast
al Plain Experiment Station. There
he was in charge of poultry di-
agnostic laboratory and did re
search work in poultry disease
control. At Delaware he will dc
research on vaccines for the con-
troll of Newcastle disease.
DIR. Gardiner, his wife, and one
child are living in the Monroe Park
Apartments, Greenville, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1951-01-04
THURSDAY, JAN. Is, 1851
At IL O'Clock A. M.


35 HEAD OF CATTLE
18 Milk Cows, 6 Heifers start
ing to spring, 10 calves from l yr.
to 11a yrs. IT. B. Accredited.)
Holstein Bull, 8 years old.
4 WORK HORSES
Pair Sorrel Horses, Z and s yrs. old
Pair Black Mares, 6 and 8 yrs old.
A HOGS, It's Pounds
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c
Allis Chalmers tractor, set Allis
Chalmers plows IA inch; new Oliv-
er manure spreader, Oliver side de-
livery rake, good as new; farm
wagon, 2 wagon beds, 2 sulky cul-
tivators, dump rake, three-section
spring tooth harrow, spike tooth
harrow, disc harrow, corn planter,
mower, 98 oliver plow, hand cul-
tivator, corn shelter, wheat fan, 2
seed sewers, set barn trucks, rid
ing plow, barn shovel, long handle
shovel, short handle shovel, 100 5s
baskets, riding bride, riding sad
die, 5 collars, set chain harness, 4
brides, 4 sets wagon harness, 3
long handle forks, 2-prong fodder
fork, 8 short handle 4-prong forks,
hammer, 8 wedges, cross cut saw,
2 axes, 2 big heavy chains, 100 1T.
block and fall rope, 8 pulleys, 100
#. "" rope, 100 #. "" rope, 2
oil drums, 500 bales straw, 5000
bales hay.
Dairy Equipment
Set Empire mixers, 10 milk
cans. Electric Scan milk box, 2
milk buckets, 2 milk stools.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
| Majestic cook stove, large oil
burner, 2 beds and mattresses, cot,
dining room suite, rug 15x18, 8
rugs 9x12, kitchen tables, 4
chairs.
TERMS-Cash
No articles to be moved until
settled for.
GOLDEN G. POORE, Owner
/ Eugene Racine, Auctioneer
Smyrna times., 1951-01-04
Governor To Make lotion Tomato
Awards at Farm and Home Week

Governor To Make lotion Tomato
Awards at Farm and Home Week
The presentation of awards to
winners in the 1850 Ten-Ton To-
mato Contest will be made by Gov
ernor Elbert N. Carvel at Farm
and Home Week, 10:40 a. m Tues
day, January 80. This was an
nounced this week by Robert F.
Stevens extension horticulturist at
the University of Delaware.
He also announced that the
whole morning will be devoted to
tomato production, an industry be-
coming very popular in Delaware,
and well suited to Delmarva pen
insula conditions.
Farmers attending this session
will hear a summary of recent TO-
mato research findings, an analysis
of the tomato and its place in the
Delaware processing industry, and
have chance to voice their ques-
tions and opinions during a dis
cussion period. Fred w. Hass,
Middletown, chairman of the Ten
Ton Tomato Club Committee, will
outline the objectives of the club.
Prominent growers will outline the
cultural practices which they used
in 1850 to achieve high yields.
Speakers will be Professor E. P.
Brasher, chairman of the horticul-
ture department, University of Del
aware and Calvin Skinner, secre-
tary, Tri-State Packers Assn.
Stevens will be moderator of the
discussion period
Smyrna times., 1951-01-04

Citrus Pulp Good Dairy Feed
Florida sunshine in the form of
citrus pulp is making dairymen
happy. This by-product of the
citrus industry is one of the very
Smyrna times., 1951-01-04
PUBLIC SALE

Having sold my farm, I will sell
at Public Sale on said farm, locat-
ed on Eagle Nest Landing Road,
known as the Henry Hoffecker
Farm, six miles Northeast of
Smyrna, on
Smyrna times., 1951-01-04
LOCAL PRICES
ON LIVESTOCK
Average Prices Received by
Delaware Farmers Market
ing During Week
LIVE POULTRY

The following is weekly round
up of livestock prices and miscel-
laneous commodities prevailing
Smyrna times., 1951-01-04

Four Out of Five Children
Have Foot Trouble
Eighty percent of all school chill
dren have foot trouble says Ruth
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-07-21

FOR SALE-one boys BIZ
cycle, one girls bicycle, 2
Sampson card tables. Call
1921.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-07-21
Ken Wade Drives
Over AIcan

Ken Wade, former head of
the Kodiak Community Center
and now YMCA program
director at Fairbanks, re-
turned to Fairbanks from San
Francisco over the Alcan
Highway after a short trip
outside.
He visited his son Ray, a
former San Francisco State
College student, before he
left for cadet training in
Texas. Wade brought his
daughter Joy, 10, and another
son, Denny, 10, back to Fair
banks from California.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-07-21
Council
continued from page l

COIlIlIuou 1IOlll page
blood specimens. "It does not
harm the dog and all humane
methods will be employed in
obtaining the blood speci-
MEMS" DIR. Gaub told TIE
council.
The council plans to handle
the rat determination pro-
gram through the Civil De-
Tense organization. All men,
bers of that group will be
asked to cooperate with James
A. Westbrook, assistant direc-
tor, sanitation and engineer
ing for the territory, and a
representative from the An
chorage office of the Fish and
Wildlife Service.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-07-21
Residents Purchase
Territorial Licenses

Territorial fishing licenses
had been issued to 189 resi-
dents and 70 non-residents by
late yesterday, U. s. Com
missioner A. M. Vokacek said.
The majority of the non.
resident licenses were pur-
chased by Army and Navy
personnel.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-07-21

meat. Tests show that shrinkage is
reduced from 20 to rs per cent.
Meat is more tender when cooked
at low temperature. High temp
erature reduces tenderness by
causing muscle fibers to shrink. At
low temperatures, juices remain in
the meat and fat melting slowly
through the meat enhances it's
flavor.
The man of the house will enjoy
carving roasts that have been
cooked at low temperatures be-
cause they carve easily and fall
into full slices. Roasts cooked at
high temperatures are dry and will
crumble when carved.
Meat cooked at low temperatures
is uniformly done throughout -
completely rare, medium or well
done. 1t doesn't burn on the out
side before cooking in the center.
Drippings are clearer and of
higher quality at low temperatures.
There also is less splattering of fat
in pan and oven and this makes
less work in cleaning.
Write to me at the National
Association of Retail Grocers, $50
N. Michigan Ave, Chicago 1, ILL.,,
for the new MARCUS pamphlet
"Stretching That Meat Dollar"
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-07-21

TIPPING PAPER-for letters,
office work. 1925 for 500
sheets at the Kodiak MIR
ROR.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-07-21
Clarence Sizer, MSTS er

Clarence Sizer, MSTS en-
ploye, was injured Sunday
when he rolled over the edge
of a cliff at Mill Bay.
Sizer had gone to sleep near
the edge. He was taken to
Griffin Memorial Hospital for
treatment and released on
Tuesday.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-07-21

homemaker, the
important figure
isn't the cost
per pound but
the CO S t p e r
serving. Low
t e m p e ratur re
cooking means
| e S s shrinkage
and a s s u r e 8
m or e servings
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-07-21
NOTICE

If you can not get us on
phone 3131, call 1909 for oil
delivery. Office hours, l pm to
5 pm Monday through Thurs
day. l pm to Z pm Friday.
Thompson Transfer.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-07-21
FOR SALE 1949 Chevrolet.
Call Biggs 353 or see at 73
c. Aviation Hill.

FOR sALE-clothes drying
rack, ironing board, iron,
clothes basket; child's train
ing chair; one burner hot
plate and small electric heat
er with fan. Oscar Drake, at
end of Cope St.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-07-21
Clussifieds

FOR SALE Oldsmobile A.
door sedan, Rocket 80, 1850.
Hydramatic drive. Deluxe
model. Excellent condition.
Call 1882 or see John Glib
bons.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-07-21

There are many advantages, in
Guiding economy, to cooking meat
at low temperatures, regardless of
the cooking method used. To the
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-07-21

FOR SALE-1947 Plymouth
deluxe club coupe, $4,000
miles, radio and heater, and
seat covers. Excellent con-
dition throughout. Best Of
fer. Telephone Base 1913 or
231.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-07-21

FOR SALE - one bedroom
house furnished on lot Is
by 100 overlooking lake.
Also 4 lots so by 100 each,
81, 500. Inquire MIRROR
office.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-04
Hrrgniiprtt unh nrrgniigt-
fpitt

Gergniigen l1nO Gergniigtiein. @ie
eng perbunoen i6einen oiele beioer
@orte, uno mie peitab poneinanoer
liegen Tie oft in Ser @irflidfeit!
Gin ieoer, er iei alt ooer jung, Der:
mogeno ooer urln, mo6te 5eitlpeile
penigltens oergniigt lein fonnen. llnl
mie oft pernlogen alle Gergniigunger
Ser @elt ni6t Ben Wenl6en in Oieler
gebofften, bebagliden 3uitanO 81 uer.
leben! 0as Sebnen na6 Jrobiinn.
na6 innerer Gntlaltl1ng Don BEN sla.
tagslorgen lit Oa, ober 10 penige Der.
Iteben Gaum 5u ldaffen fiirs Ser,
gniigtlein. Sic glauben es irgenople
bon auBen Der erlpeden 81 miiiien
uno es lit oo6 Elm 8fldn5lein, oas tiei
innen 1pa6lt llno oas einfa6 l6li6te
Bflege oft mebr gum @eoeiben ber.
aus(odt als oie Sreibbausluft Der
Gergniigungen, als Der iiberitromenOe
Struoel Ser 3erltreuungen.
Gergniigungen na6 Der ginformig.
felt ser Sagesarbeit, Mnregung un>
anoere ginoriide, oas brau6en mir
aue; aber es lit intereiiant, gu ieben
auf 1pie perl6ieonartigen @egen lol.
DIES erltrebt miro, lpiepiel it6's ser
Wenl6 folten ldBt, nid)t nur an @ell
unO @eloesDert, Inn elm paar Stun.
SEN nenigIten5 froblid) iein 5u fon.
men. ltno oie peri6ieoenen 8egriffe
crit bieriiber
gBirfli6es Gergniigen ioa erfri.
l6eno lpirfen, ni6t matt MAIDEN. gs
lon oie Seele befreien, ni6t bei6ipe.
rem. gs loa Oie Sorgen l0ien, nib1
Sorgen ibaffen! sUtir miro INNER
gan5 aneit uno bange, tpenn ib Sic
groBen Apparate iebe, mittellt beren
sic Menl6en gergniigen erboffen 1n>
moOur6 ibr Snneres in elmer @eiie
perbaitet, belaItet, perlpirrt unb be-
,lnrubiet miro, oaB oas eisentli6e
6reuen ii6 ldeu oerfrieben ml1b. 0as
|tpirflibe 8ereniigtiein lit bas gins
fa6lte, mas es sibt, ober eben oess
balb miro es 10 oft nidt oeritanoen
@ereniietlein nad getaner Bflidt
= uie leiht lit oas, 10 lei6t uno berr-
lib in normalen Sanen, bel normal
peranlagten Wenlden, baB Die anoe-
rem, bie bes groBen Mpparates beoiir-
fen, erItaunt oft oaiteben, perltGnbnis=
los ooer neibboa, eeGrsert ober I'M
elaubig, unb nibt faiien f0nnen, mie
es bieie auitanbe bringen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-04
Dpr 6phurtstan

@ie tpiro es Sir 5umute, luenn oll
@eburtstag bait? @ls &inO freult oll
oid, Elm Sabr 6lter gerporoen 5u iein,
uno mo6teit nod alter iein, Inn
unter sic u@roBen" gere6net 5u tper=
oen. I'm bie 5tpan5ig berum fiibllt on
oi6 nit iebem @eburtstag Elm Sabr
finger: in bir lebt iol6e &raft, OaB
0u gar ni6t elaublt, iiberbaupt
alter" peroen 5u fonnen. 0tit orei-
big fommit bu sir 1pi6tig Dor uno
Stol5 blidt aus oeinen slugen, lpenn
oeine fSrel1noe Sir @liid apiinl6en.
@ebt es an Die oier5ig, 10 b0rit ou Die
@liidtpiini6e NIT geniidten @efiiblen
an. SIM Ser5en iitt Elm Sta6el. 9u
erinnerit oi6, baB on friiber 2eute
bon pier5ig sSabren 81 BEN ~sllten"
ge5Gblit BaIt, unb es lit Dir Elm pein-
li6er @eoanfe, baB anoere es iett nit
sir 10 MAIDEN. gu erbeblt inn sSnnern
@ioeripru6, tuabreno bo6 sic grauen
Saare oeiner S6lGfe nihts mebr BON
Ssugeno piilen tpollen. &ait ou flint
gig erreibt, 10 tueiBt ou, baB Ser Sobe=
punft auf ieoen SAL iiberi6ritten lit.
Sino es aber gar ied5ig ooer fieb5ig
Sabre, 10 miro BEL ieoem neuen @e-
burtstag bie Srage oringenoer: @ie
.lange nod9 Sa, es lit cine eigentiim-
li9e Sabe um ben @eburtstag, uno
er miro um 10 beoeutenber, ie mebr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-04

@elt - Dem Souie sur Sieroe" iein!
(Sira6 26, 21) 9orum:
~Sab' Come i'm Ser5en, obs ltiirmt
ooer I9neit,
Sb Ser Simmel pou @olfen, Sic groe
bon Streit.
Sab Sonne i'm Ser5er, Damn fomme,
tpas mag,
Gas leu6tet poa 2i6t Sir ben Ornfel=
item Sag.
Sab Elm 2ieo ouf Sen 2ippen init
froblidem Slang
uno ma6t audi oes autags 8eorange
bi6 bang.
Sob' Elm 2ieo auf ben 2ippen, oann
fomme, 1pas mag:
Gos bilft Dir pertpinoen oen einlomer
Sag.
Sab elm @ort aud) fiir andre in
Gorge uno Bein,
llno Jag, uos bid ielber 10 froblid,
.... lGBt lein.
Sob elm 2ieo ouf Ben 2ippen, perlier
ME Ben Wiut:
Sob Come i'm Ser5en, unO allies
miro gut"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-04
.,Bittr. rrdat frrunhlidl!"
Son 5 Of. q + nj a nm, S. j.

Cine bartgeplagte Sausfrau llno
Wutter pieler &inoer muBte iib ein-
NAL pbotograpbieren laiien. sic iette
iif reht feierlid bin. Da iagte Der
@otograpb: v8itte, re6t freunblid!"
l1nb oie Mutter periu6te 5u lG6eln.
9lber ser 8botograpb tpieberbolte: {:
~8itte, Srau Sounoio, ni6t 10 ernlt
uno traurig aIs pdre Sbnen bos
Saus abgebrannt." 9lls bie M1tter
iif benliibte, Sen 8eriud 5u einem
freunOliden 4usoruf gu erneuern
rief Ser Bbotoerapb ibr gu: v9enfen
Sic einmal ni6t an SSSbre bausliben
Sorgen, ionoern an bas @liid uno bie
8iiroe, Mutter 5u iein. 9enfen Sic
an sSbre lieben &inber, oie Sic 10 iebr
perebren. 9enfen Sic an @ottes 2obn
fiir Sbre Wiiiben . =" &nips! vGonfe
iebr, i6 bin fertig!" -
slls sic Weutter oos 8ilo 81 @eiid]t
befan, meinte iie: ~Sb, i6 lebe I'M
5ebn Sabre iiinger aus" - rNift
i'm geringIterL" onttportete ser 9boto=
graph, Isle ieben nur 10 gliidli6 aus,
nie Sic INNER ausieben iouten, neil
Sic 8runo oa5u baben 0arum bite
ltets redt freunoli6M - Sieie @orte
singen Ser euten Wfutter ni6t mebr
aus oem Sinn. sic borte lie om
friiben Weorgen uno am ipdten Mbeno,
in EaIt uno Hube. unb na6 einigen
8od)en iaete ibr Mann gang iiber-
gliidlif: u0u iiebit ia olle Sage jim
ger aus. Salt ou ettpa cine &ur &C.
ma6t, bon etnem Sungbrunnen ge>
trunfen?"
Der @atte bate re6t: Ser Mutter
Srobiinn lit ser Sungbrunnen tpabren
Samiliengliides, feiielt Sen Mann
uno Die &inoer ans .Saus, 6urhleud)z
tet bas &inoerleben tpie Sonneni i6ein,
10 oaB iiG alle freuen lernen au6 iiber
fleine 0inge uno einfo6e Spiele uno
Gergniieungen.
@ie liebli6 uno gotteefdaig, tpenn
oas &ino beim 3ubettgeben Die Mut=
ter anld6eln uno iaeen fonnte: ugs
mar oo6 beute pieber 10 i90n bei
uns!"
Ilio, Wutter, bab' Sonne i'm Ser
sen! S6affe uno arbeite, aber in Orb
nung unb &ube! geiht tpie 10 man6e
Srau, bie iid auBer Mtem plaet beim
8einemaben uno Damn erl6opft, mir
riid uno tportfarg nieoeriett: unnab.
bar fiir 5reuoe unb freuoeiu6enoe
&inoer. Nein, ni6t 10!
slud nidt tpie 10 mande anoere
Srau, bie in Ser 8eleuidaft sic Sic
benstpiiroisfeit ielbit lit uno ii6 oa
itets 5u beberriden meiB, Die ober ba=
beim @atten unb &inb seseniiber an
cine &rasbiirite erinnert. geein! @e-
ra0e in Der Samilie ioIlte bie bette
2aune uno oas freunoli6ite @eii6t
lib 5eigen! llnb Dor allem iollte voas
Nntlit Ser Wutter tpie bie oufgeben6e
Come an 8ottes bobem 8inmeI Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-04

gSir pergniigen uns, penn mir 5ur
@eniige baben, mas uns i'm gegebenen
augenblid not tut, Inn uns gliidlid
uno frob 5u fiiblen. @as fann bier5u
tpobl aaes beitrasen, pos fann nidt
aues 81 einem Gersniieen peroen
Gas 2elen zines idonen 8ubes, bos
Spielen nit &inbern, Der 8lid alrf Elm
eeoronetes Seim, Die Bflege bon 8lu-
men, Elm Gang ms 5reie, elm grpro-
ben Ser &raft, elm @ripeitern Ser 9ln=
itdten uno por aaem ein Sorgenbiir=
fen fir anoere!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-04

mir i'm 3eben portp1rts i6reiten. @ie
Der 0euiabrstog ruit er @eoanfen
tua6, Die man ionit nidt gerne 81
8orte fommen lGBt. @ib ibnen &C.
b0r! IS iino 8oten bon 8ott, biG 81
marnen un0 5u mabnen. 8eb nit
ibnen in oie giniamfeit, oaB iie Dir
ibre 8oti6aft pou ausridten fonnen,
geb NIT ibnen in bos @ebetsfGmmer-
lein, bob on nit ibnen fertig tuirit!
slus Ser persdnsliben 3eit flii6te in
oie gapiefeit! Damn mogen oie Gage
unb Sabre poriiberrol1i6en, on weiBt,
5u tpem ou iagen barfit: "Weine 3eit
ltebt in 9einen Sanoen!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-04

u II genoe Gef q M e.
9oier befommt einen 8rief oes Ssn=
balts: ~Siiten Sic ii6 Dor ser idnor-
sen Sano!" am 5peiten uno oritten
Gage erbalt er 8riefe oes eIeiden
Snbalts. Gin bierter 8riei fonn1t:
rSiiten Sic ith Dor ser iftparsen
Sano! Worgen fommt sic Iette @arz
nrng!" geier fann Dor slufresung
ni6t idlafen uno sebt i61per beipaff-
net ins 8ett. 4m nGbIten Sage
fommt mieOer ser gefiir6tete grief:
rSiiten Sie ii6 Dor Ser idpar5en
Sano! Sic idabet Sbnen in ssbrem
8eruf! 9arum pertpen6en Sic nur
S6nl5es Gbelieife!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-04

gesen ibre g6ter, nie bod nuB bann
in Seinen Iugen bie pdterlitbe 8iirbe
iteben! @ie erbaben eri6eint Der
Gatername, BON @ott ielbIt nit Iol6er
gbre 11mgeben!
8ie bat @ott Ser @err bas Ser5
bes 8aters eingeribtet? @ana nab
Seinem 8aterberaen. Sein @aterBera
trGgt cine ,,nbegrenate 9iebe au Sei-
men &inoern, unb in bieier 2iebe Elm
unermeBli6es 8erlangen, tie al be-
gIiden, ,lnb in bieiem 8erlangen cine
ME ermiibenbe 8ereittpiaigfeit 1no
elm unaufborlides @alten, Inn Die
&inoer tpabrbaft gliidlid) al MAIDEN.
go lit oas 8aterbera @ottes beibaf-
fen, unb nit BEN gleiGen @igenidaf-
ten bat @ott aud bes irbii9en Gaters
Ser5 ausgeitattet.
Sber ioIlte man tpobl einen Gater
finben, ser ni6t bic innigIte 2iebe su
ieinen &inbern i'm &er5en triiee, einen
Goter, ser r1i6t bas iebnlidIte Ser
laneen bdtte, iie 5u begliiden, einen
8ater, Der ni6t alles tate uno fein
Spfer unb feline Wiibe i6eute, Inn
oieles @liif ben &inbern ipirflib 5u
oeridaffen? Nein, einen iolden Gater
gibt es ni6t, l1nb tpenn es einen gGbe,
10 beroierte er nibt bieien Namen;
Der erbabene Batername gebiibrt linn
nt6t. 9enn 10 beilig unb groB oieier
Name, 10 i6lieBt er. au6 i6mere
Yflibten in iid.
gs liegt i'm Hati6luiie Der gott-
li6en 8oriebung, baB bas @obl bes
ein5elnen Meni6en o11r9 sic beiliame
@trfung anberer beoinet iei. @ott
l6uf bie Ieni6en 10, bob Tie nibt
als perein5elte @eien nebeneinanoer
lteben, ionoern ,pie bie @lieber zines
9eibes auf bas inniglte miteinanber
berbunoen iein, Elm groBes @an5es
bilben, bon einanber abbGngig iein
lplen.
@obl nirgenbs aber lit bas in 10
bobem @rooe Ser San pie BEL Sen
ainoern. Dieie itnb in ieglider Sin-
| it6t angetpieien auf oen beiliamen
ginfluB Ser gltern. Sino 8ater unb
Wfutter nidt oarauf bebabt, oas
ibrige au tun, INN bie &inoer 81 ge-
liunben, tiibtigen uno braoen @liebern
Ser menl1li6en @eienI1oft beranau=
bil0en, 10 tper0en oiele ibr 3iel faum
ienals errei6en.
Sraget bod nur iene ungliidli6en
Weni6en, Die feinen re6ten 2ebens=
beruf gefunoen baben ooer in Siinoe
uno 2aiter umgefommen itno. 8ober
bas? sic iperben e16 iagen miiilen:
steine gltern baben meine @r5iebung
bernadldiiigt, tie baben mir elm
i6le6tes 8eiipiel eeeeben, iie baben
mid alle Siinoen gelebrt.
Sraeet iene maderen MGnner unb
sSrauen, oie beute als tii6tige 8e=
i6aftsleute ODER Sanoiperfer uno als
eifrige gbriiten balteben, ipem iie bas
aues i6uloen. Sic tper0en nit elmer
SrGne oes Ganfes i'm Iuge ibres got
esfiir6tigen 8aters, ibrer braben
Otutter geoenfen, Die gu ibrer Gu-
genb uno 9ii6tigfeit BEN @runo ges
legt baben.
l1no fonnten mir enbli6 einen 8lid
tln in ienes 9ano, ~oon oeii' 8e5irt
fein @anoerer pieoerfebrt", f0nnten
mir fragen bie Seligen oes Simmels
uno sic @erbammten ser tS0ae, 1per
oie erite l1ria6e ibrer Seligfeit ODER
@eroamnnis getpeien, es tpiirben Sic
einen unter ibedli6en Slii6en uno
8er,piini6ungen Die 9tamen ibrer
gltern nennen; es tpiiroen bic anOe=
rem bon banfbaren Sltbels auf ibren
guten 8ater, auf lire fromme Mutter
binlpeiien. K. S.
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IN frp11nn- i1nn frpunlufrr zptt

1G<eI bem, Der einen trenen Jreanb eefunben,
~ Ntit bent er 2iebe, 2eib nnb 5reaben teilt,
Dem fd sans ersibt, ber bei linn peilt,
Der i'm nidt einam lakt in b6ien Stnnoen
9ud uenn bic dJuerite nabt - menn bas Derbnnoen
Nuf etuig id)ien sleid) einem Sranm entet,
@er nimmt fd bes &erlaienen nnb beilt
9es sramaert6rten Sersens tefe 8unoen?
&ennft bn SIN uidt, ben 8Gttden, BEN Gnen,
Der reid an aler 2iebe, SdbGten 1T, -
Im beien Sersen bu bid ans barfit menen?
9a Gr bein 5reunb, 10 pirb snr lansiten 5rift
Der Nad)t Dir Seines Serabluts Spnne id)einen
Grmenen fannit bu nd5t tue reid bm biit!
Leo 1un Heenstede
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-04

vDu, 8ater, biit elm Sirt, fir Bei6
uno &ino erleien,
llno sibit @ott &edenibaft uon oeiner
Sirtenidaft."
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Dir pflid1t

$50 bliib'n oie 9ioien, bran ionoer
Reue
Sid oaS iebnlii6tige Ser5 erfreue?
Sm @arten pfli6terfiillenoer Sreue
Agnes 7on der Decker,
Evening star., 1951-03-14
CoImar Manor 10 Battle
Snuq Harbor in Tourney

Colmar Manor will throw a
stellar high school five at Snug
Harbor at 7:45 tonight in the
second round of the Prince
Georges County Recreation Bas-
ketball Tournament at Hyatts-
vile Armory.
Starting for Colmar Manor will
be Frank Fuqua, 6-foot-7 star
from DeMatha; Bill Breen and
Snookie Herman, Techs high
scoring duet; Gerry LeCompte,
Gonzaga's jump-shot artist, and
Frank DiGirolomo, set-shot artist
from Gonzaga.
Snug Harbor will be led by Lee
Brawley, University of Maryland
standout, and Tom Perry, high
scoring star from Duquesne.
The second game of tonight's
doubleheader will send Hyatts-
vile Buick against Government
Printing Office at 8:45.
Evening star., 1951-03-14
American u, Erased
By BaIdwin-WaIIace,
Was Near Big Upset
speeioI pispoteh 10 The Star

KANSAS CITY, Mar. 14.-Bald-
win Wallace plays in the second
round of the National IntercoI-
legiate basketball tournament to-
day but if American University
had had a few more seconds yes
terday the sixth-seeded Yellow
Jackets and not AU might be on
their way home.
The Mason-Dixon Conference
champions from Washington. D.
c., almost pulled the upset of the
tournament, The Eagles came
from behind a 7-point deficit in
the last 2 minutes to cut Baldwin
Wallace's lead to l, but the final
buzzer sounded before AU could
catch the Yellow Jackets. who
won 67-66.
AU overcame a 41-37 Baldwin
Wallace halftime lead to go in
front 49-41 in the second half,
but couldn't hold the advantage
and went behind 67-60 with only
a couple of minutes remaining.
Ishman, Webster Star.
Then Leroy Ishman and Sher-
wood Webster connected to cut
the score to 67-64. However, Ish-
man missed a free throw and al
though Webster stole the ball and
tossed in another goal the Eagles
couldn't get another marker be-
fore time ran out.
Ishman led AU with 10 points
while Webster made 18.