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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-02-21
p II. N. News

Would you like to know what preparation Shaw High
School is furnishing your child for his future contacts with
the world Did you know there facilities for securing
part time and full time employment? Would like to
know about Student Council and National Honor
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-02-21
CHAMBERS ADULT EDUCA-
TION TO PRESENT INTERIOR
DECOR COURSE

, CHI AM BERS ADULT EDUCAs
TION TO PRESENT INTERIOR
DECORATING COURSE
The first sign of spring comes
budding through as Chambers
PTA sponsors an Interior Decorat-
ing series of a lectures, with the
well-known Miss Esther Davidson,
of the Decorating Studio of the
Sherwin Williams Company, start
ing March 18th, 10th, 26th, and
April End at 1880 p. m.
Miss Davidson, a lifetime STU
dent of interior decorating in its
newest and most unique forms,
studied with Miss Elma Pratt,
formerly of Cleveland, now head
of the International Art Studios
of New York City, will not only
tell but demonstrate with COM
plete sets of miniature furniture,
samples and pictures the way to
put new life in the home. The
course is designed especially for
the age home in this neighbor-
hood, with reasonable samples of
carpet, wallpaper and drapery
materials one would be likely to
buy, with down to earth tips all
will want to try.
During the series Miss Davidson
will cover-"Color and How to
Use it." General Home Decorat-
ing" in actual scale, placing of
the furniture, window treatment,
draperies, the important placing
of mirrors, how to choose carpet
and wallpaper. Every Room"
problems on how to buy and place
furniture in the living room, din
ing room, bedrooms, bathroom and
kitchen. How to Paint"-to re-
finish old furniture to look like
new, what to do with woodwork
complete even to the treatment of
a damp basement.
Lectures last an hour, the
price of $1.00 for the series or SOC
for single meeting.
Please call Mrs. Leon Hine.
adult education chairman, to sign
up today at Potomac 1929 then
bring pencil and paper to take
notes and OF write questions.
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PTA CLOTHING SALE
If you have good used clothes to
sell, bring them to Prospect
School gymnasium Monday, Feb
ruary 25th, between 9 and 4, or
7 and 8 in the evenings, or if you
cannot come on Monday you may
still arrange to have them sold on
Tuesday morning from to noon.
If you wish to buy clothing that
has been worn but still has lots of
wear in it come to the sale on
Tuesday, February 26th, between
1870 and A, or from 7 to 9 in the
evening; or on Wednesday, Febru-
airy 9th, from 8 to A.
This is your opportunity to find
those extra garments needed to
fill out your spring wardrobe and
your children's and teen-ager's, at
prices you'll be pleased to pay.
Committee members who work at
the sale want you to be satisfied
customers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-30
Detroit's Automotive Engineers

Detroit's AUtomotive Engineers
say that cold-cnEiuc stalling has been
a persistent problem for years Under
certain conditions powerful gasolncs
required for today's high-comprcssion
engines cvaporate and freeze moisture
out Of the air, icing up" the carburc-
tor and causing temporary stalling.
This stalIing is practically eliminated
by the new ESQ Extra Gasoline. CNo
gasoline, of course, can correct STALL
ing caused by mechanical faults or
electrical failurcD
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-30
Anti Sailing is onother big reason ESQ Extro
performs best in 9 out Of 10 cars all year round

Sailing in cool, damp weather is caused
by carburetor icing. You don't have to
put up with this annoyance. For starting
power that gets your engine going at a
touch and keeps it going, try Anti-Stalling
ESQ Extra :. the only gasoline that
effectively combats cold engine stalling.
It's another big extra for your money
in ESQ Extra r the premium gasoline
long famous for quick starting fast warm
up, high anti-knock power, and long mile
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-30
What Goes On
in Swallow Hollow"

The naples and oaks on Calami-
ty Hill were all aglow with the
blended colors Of the early autumn
season The biIches and beeches
down in Swallow Hollow were
blushing. too, with the blush of
confusion that precedes the COM
ing of winter and all the mingled
ash and hickory trees over in
Buckwheat Bottom modestly added
their contribution of color to the
quiet country scene, as twenty
four husky young lads from the
three neighborly communities met
in Uncle Bits clearin' at the end
Of the long meadow. This group
had gathered there to have an old
fashioned wood chopping, as a
ncighborly gesture for Uncle Eli
and Aunt Susan, who were quite
old and much hindercd with rhcu-
matism.
oval" said Ezra, as he picked
up an axe and began chopping lust
lily at the base Of large white oak
tree. Reckon we'd better git ter
work, eff we mean ter git the win
ter's wood chopped for Uncle
And Immediately they all set to
work with saw and axe, and after
five hours they had Uncle Ellis
wood-shed filled to the very top
with fire wood. Now" said Hiram,
the gals set we should all come
down ter the school house, fer they
war goin ter have some hot coffee
ready an some grub of some sort"
SO down at the Little Red
School House, they all sat down
and drank coffee and ate heartily
for a spell and then Ezra, as usual,
said his little speech.
"Fcllcrs," said he, Il knows We
fcllcrs air all goin' ter vote and We
air goin' ter vote right, an l iiSt
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-30
Join Armed Forces

The enlistment of four men the
past week was announced 10y the
Oakland recruter, at the Fair
mont headquarters.
They were Ralph Willis kitz-
miller, SO, husband Of Alice p.
Kitzmiller, and son Of Mrs. Dorcas
E. Willis, Bayad; Jack llardcsty,
II, son Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry II.
Hardesty, Deer Park; Harold Ken
meth Hollada, %, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell W. Hollada, Grants
vile; and Larry Don Sidebottom,
10, Crellin, son of Mrs. Lula Olive
Miller, Albright, W. Va.
Kitzmillcr re-enlisted in the
army for three years with the rank
of master sergeant, having served
II years in the army. A graduate
of Bayard High school in 1894, he
was employed as coal miner lie
served with the llth army at
Camp Polk, La, as a machinist
during World War H. He served
in Korea also from December,
1851, to July, 1852, and was dis
charged last August He was for
wardcd to Fort Meade for rcas-
signment.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-30

age! No wonder more motorists buy Es
Extra than any other premium gasoli
in the area served by ESQ Dealers.
Don't stall another day try tonkt
right owoy-enioy Happy Motorin
While you're at your ESQ Dealers Their
certainly no better time to let him g
your car complete fabrication and ca
full chcck-up for the cold weather drivi
you'll be doing.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-30

wants ter warn We tibet thar will
be some politicians comm round
this here way, afore the election
an will tell We lot of stuff, most
ly lies, in an effort ter git We ter
change yer minds, but | wants We
ter remember all the broken prom
Uses they made afore this and iist
stick ter your promise ter do yer
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-30

duty and help git rid of them thar
fellers as is been in office too
long, an has got so crooked tibet
they can't no longer walk in a
straight path.
IF any Of them poster around,
iist We tell them ter move ON down
the pile, we've all sot our minds
on votin' fer Ike an we hain't got
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-30

and Mr.. Silas Sterling, of Crellin.
Mr.. Sterling is spending some time
with his daughter and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Peterson, while Mrs.
Sterling is staying with her son
and family, Mr.. John Sterling, at
Valley Head while Mrs. John Sterl-
ing is in the hospital at Elkins
where she underwent surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacMurray
entertained their close neighbors
at corn husking on Friday eve
ming at their farm.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-30

Gamers, 1l.5O to 1925 cwt.; shells,
ll.50 down.
Cows: Good, 1925 to 1870 cwt,
Gamers, 11.50 to 1925 cwt.; shells,
IL so down.
Neals: Good to choice, 1915 to
$3.50 cwt.; medium to good, 23.G0
to $500 cwt.; common to medium,
1910 to 22.00 cwt. Gull veal, 1900
cwt. down.
Hogs: Good to choice, 1900 to
POLO cwt.
Sows: 1890 to 1850 cwt.
Pigs: 3.25 to 1000 head.
Lambs: Red, 21.9O cwt.; yellow,
laps cwt.
Ewes: 400 to 40 cwt.
Heavy broilers: 2812c lb. Heavy
hens, 16c to 24c lb. Leghorn hens,
l5c to 181ac lib.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-30
BLAINE FRIEND STOCK YARD

Accident, Maryland.
Market report for October 27.
Heavy run.
Horses: 2.40 to APO cwt.
Steers: No good to choice steers
available. Medium to good, 1880
to 29.00 cwt.; common to medium,
1926 to 29.OO cwt.
Heifers: No good to choice
heifers available. Medium to good,
100 to 2075 cwt.; common to
medium, 400 to 1900 cwt.
Bulls: Common to utility bolog-
mas, 1900 to 1900 cwt.
Cows: Good, 1925 to 1870 cwt.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-30

Republican National committee
arranged to send out another
truth squad" along the campaign
route on which President Truman
is Sneakinn this Mock.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-30
Pleasant Valley

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Maggie and
daughter, Judy, of Valley Head,
w. Va, and Mr.. and Mrs. Silas
Sterling, of Crellin, were calling
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Peterson on Friday. Mr. and Mrs.
Sterling were returning home after
spending week with relatives in
Valley Head.
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Shank were Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Carskadon, Mrs. Margaret
Knots, of Crellin; Mrs. Patsy
Shaffer, of Charleston, w. Va; Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Wiles, Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott Wiles and children, Of
Terra Alta, w. Va, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Bowman, of Keyser
Ridge.
Mrs. J. f. Childs, of Red Oak,
was visiting her daughter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gnegy,
on Friday.
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Peterson were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Frazee, Of Hutton,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-30

a near record 5,G00,000,000
bushels of corn for the 1929
season was estimated.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-30

nv biiiiN VI li9tNi vi a = b4liNl4bS
that don't make no sense.
"We'se willing ter pay taxes,
but we hain't willin' ter pay taxes
an have our money recklessly
wasted as has been done fer long
while now. Corruption, Communism
and Corea, is a mixture we don't
like and the only way to git rid
of them is ter git rid of all this
here Fair Deal tomfoolery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-30

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17
g. s., Golo. -

8ir fur5itdtisen Meniden ieben
uno fritilieren man6es in Der Iatur
ltno in unIerer 1ebereilung ODER I'm.
fenntnis ieben mir ni6t oie 8or5iig-
lt6fett Ser bon @ott gel6affenen
Gtnge in Ser Natur unb am Sirrna-
ment. Sebr lebrrei6 lit in bieier 8e-
5iebung Die Sabel bon eine1n @anbe-
rer, Ser ii6 5l1 elmer fl1r5en Gait unter
einen oiden @i6enbaltm iette. Heben
ibm itanoen in einem Selb &Irbis-
ltaltoen nit biden, reifen sSrii6ten.
Oas gefiel Dem @anoerer 11ibt, uno
er meinte, Denn er oieie Yflan5en uno
8aume erl6affen bGtte, ipiiroe er bod
oie oiden &urbisfriidte an Dem itar=
fen @i6enbaum uno 0ie fleinen gi=
deln an BEN nieorigen &iirbis Itauoen
baben tpa6ien laiien. aaltm batte er
lib oieIes geoa6t, fiel linn cine gi6el
mttten ins 8eiidt 0a iab er, tpie tpei-
ie Ser Sdopfer es eingeri6tet bat. @e=
iett Ser Saa, Der bide, idtpere &iir-
biz ndre BON bem itarfen Baum auf
i'm bernteoergefanen, 10 lpare iein
8eli6t blutig getporoen. 8ottes @eis=
belt bat alles in ser BON Sbm erl6afs
fenen geatur al1fs belt eingeri6tet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17

oenienigen nabgeabnt, Der ii6 sic
Vton6e beoienten.
Sier mar alio feinestpegs sic Ge6e
bon slnnaberung an Elm unli9eres,
peraltetes &oltiim. So6It ungei9idt
Dare es geDeien, an bieiem Srte sic
beilige @eie1idaft auf BoIIter aus
5uItreden. Nein, iie ioate Ser @egens
mart angenabert peroen, Gbriitus
iollte Sein abenomabl BEL Sen 9omi-
nlfanern 81 Wailanb einnsbmen!
9lu6 in man6em anoeren getradt
muBte oas 8ilo groBe 8irfung tun.
lngefabr 5ebn SUB (etlpa brei Wteter)
iiber ser @roe nebmen oie orei5ebn
5iguren, lamtlib et1pa anoertbalbn1al
Die SebensgroBe gebiloet, Sen &aum
ein. Sour 5luei oerielben iiebt man
gang an oen entgegengeiebten gnoen
Der Safel, oie iibrigen itno SaIbfigu=
ren uno audi bier fanb ser &inltler
in ser Hotlpenoigfeit ieinen 8orteil.
Sober iittli6e Iusorud geb0rt nur
Dem oberen Seil oes &0rpers an, uno
oie SiiBe iino in iol6en S1llen iiberan
im 8ege; ser &iinitler i6uf ii6 bier
eli Salbfiguren, Oeren S6oB uno
&nie BON Gid rnb Gii6tu6 bebedt
Derben, unten aber bie SiiBe in be-
i6eioenem 0Gmmerli6t faum ben1erf-
lid lein loaten.
gtl1n neriebe man iif an Srt un6
Stelle, Oenfe ii6 oie iittli6e GuBere
Gube, oie in einem lol6en mon1ilben
Speileiaale obtpaltet, 11no belprnbere
oen &iinltler, Der ieinem 8iloe frGf-
tige gri6iitterung, leioeni6aftli6e
9epegung einbaudt uno, inoem er
iein &unitlperf n1ogli6it an oie Natur
berangebra6t bat, es alIobalb nit Ser
ndblten @irfli6feit in &ontraIt lett
0as aufregungsmittel, ,uobur6
Ser &iinitler Die rubig-beilige 4benb-
tafel eri6iittert, iino Die @orte bes
Weiiters: ~giner lit unter eud), Der
Wi6 perrdt!" slusgeipro6en iinb lte,
Sic gan5e 8eiealdaft fommt oariiber
IN unrube; gr aber netgt Sein
Saupt, gelenften 8lides; bie gan5e
StelIung, Oie 8euegung Der Irme,
ser Sdnoe, alles 1pieoerbolt NIT
bimmlil6er grgebenbeit oie 11ngliid-
lihen 8orte, oas S6tpeigen ielblt
befraftigt: ia, es lit ni6t anoers
elmer lit unter eub, ser Mi6 per>
rat"
gbe mir aber 1peitergeben, 1niiiien
mir Elm groBes Wittel enttpideln, ipos
bur6 2eonaroo oieles 8ilo bauptidd-
lih belebte: es lit Die 8etpegnng Ger
&anoe; Dies fonnte aber audi nur elm
Staliener finoen. 8ei ieiner gation lit
Der gan3e &orper geiltrei6, ale @lie.
Ser nebmen tell an ieoem Musorud
bes @efiibIs, ser 2eioenIhaft, ia oes
@eoanfens. giner iol9en NationaI-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17
Kartuffplknapphrtt

Sa6relang paren bei 6en &ortoffeI-
ernten iol6e ueberidiiiie borbanoen,
oaB Saulenoe bon Sonnen bieles
geabrungsmittels auf Sen Seloern
amerlfas Dem Geroerben iiberlaIleu
ODER auf anoere @eiie perni6tet ,pur-
Den. Sn otelem Sabr aber biirften
no6 elmer unteriu6ung, 1pelde oie
9eational Geographic Society aniten-
te, Die &artoffeln 10 fnapp tperoen,
oaB Die Sansfrauen man9erorts sl1-
peilen S6pierisfeiten baben fonnen,
lberbaupt pel6e 5u befommen.
0ie oiesiGbrige &artoffelernte
oitrfte Oemna6 geraoe our 0ednng
oes inlanOii6en 8eoarfs ausrei6en.
Cine lol6e Situation lit ieit 8eginn
oes oorigen Sabr5ebnts ni6t mebr
elngetreten, ais Die &egierung be-
gann, Den &artoffelanbau CUR 9ef-
tung oes &riegsbeoarfs 5u foroern.
9ie poridbrige aartoffelernte lit
lest annaberno allfgebraudt, oo1
audi Die neue grnte, Die iest auf ben
Wtartt tommt, miro ni6t NIT abloIu-
ter Si6erbeit our 0edung bes 8e-
oarfs ausrei6en. Na6 S6dbung oes
Observation-Disclosures muB in
oielem Sabre Die &artoffelernte BEL
Ter als i'm Our6i6nitt ausfanen,
nenn lie ben nornlalen 8eoarf ser
Ser. Staaten oeden lou.
9us 9epartement re6net in 6ie-
lem Sabre nit elmer &artoffelanbau-
fla6e BON MIR 1,373,OOO Mcres (ge-
gen 1 $4,000 i'm 8oriabr), tp4breno
Der Gur6I6nitt Der Sabre 194O-49
1854 900 Icres betrug. @Gbrenb ge-
lteigerte grgiebigfeit gum Sell fir sic
gerringerung Ser InbauflG6e' ber-
onttportli6 iein oiirfte, lit Ser gerin-
gere Inbau Dor allem oarauf 5uriid.
5ufiibren Dab Die Hreis itiitung fir
Gartoffeln aufgeb0rt bat.
Die grnte 1851 tpar bie erIte, sic
ieit Dem &riege obne Breisi itiisung
eingebradt tpurbe. 9as bebeutet, oaB
Die &artoffelprobu5enten felt 1851
ni6t mebr Die @etpabr baben, oaB ale
aartoffeln Die iie auf ser ibnen 5uge.
ptelenen Inbaufldtbe er5eugetl au Ell.
mem feiten Breis bon Ser Gegierlng
aufgefauft ueroen.
Sier1nit riidt eine Hflan5e tpieoer
in oen Wtittelpunft ser Mufmerfiam-
teit, Die ionit Elm beideibenes DaIein
fiibrt, oa oas Broouft biIlig lit uno
fir ielbItperitdnbli6 gebalten spir6.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17

0amen erratit, Damn iolI bies ganae
5elo nno ieine Sdase Dir geboren.
@enn bu i'm aber nibt errdtlt 10 ge.
bort mir beine Seele." Ser Bauer
ging barauf elm, 1,nb ols er no6bauIe
fam, er3dblte er ieiner Srau iein
abenteuer. nMa6' Dir feline Gorge, !"
iagte oie gduerin, uid 1peroe oie
Sadie i6on MAIDEN" llno Damn aog
lie iicb aus uno frocb in elm SaB, bas
gan3 nit Seer angefiillt mar. l1no
Damn rollte tie it6 auf einem Saufen
bon Seoern bin unb Der. Ils oie
gsabt gefonmen nor, ging oie Srau
binaus uufs Selb, unb fam alt6 an
Ben teltflil6en @arten. 3a elite ser
Eeufel iofort berbei 11no rief 5ornig
uWad', baB ou 1peiterfomn1it bu I'M
gliidspogel, unO riibre mir meinen
Sabaf nidt on!" gtun tpar bas @e-
beimnis entbiiat, bie SrauenliIt batte
ielblt BEN SeltfeI genarrt; uno am
naditen Gage iibergab Ser Satan Dem
8auern oas Selb nit bem Sabaf, ge-
treu Dem Baft, Sen er NIT ibnt ge=
i6loiIen bate.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17

geipobnliden SaIat 5ubereiten, init
ooer obne @artenialat. Giele balte1t
oafiir, Dob oieier Salat bebeuteno Der.
beiiert miro, tpenn man einige (menn
moelid neue ooer iunge) gefobte uno
ipieoer erfaltete &artoffeln 0a5lpi-
ideni6neioet. Ser 8eiguB ooer Die
Sauce beitebt aus Sala, 8feffer, Ha.
prifn, Salotol uno 3itroneniaft, ipo5lt
nod oas geriebene @elbe BON eine1n
ooer 5lpei bartgefodten giern genom-
men miro. Soer: Man i6neibe nur
SEN unteren Sell ser Stengel ab,
mal6e oie 8latter IN gang faltent
8aiier, laiie lie auf einem Surdi6lag
abtropfen llno gebe folgenoe Sunfe
oariiber: orei 20ffel slltes Salatol,
ein gBloffel 8eineiiig, 1peiBen 8fef-
fer, Baprifa uno Sal5 na6 @eihn1ad,
au6 uobl ettpas feinsebadte ooer ee-
riebene 3piebel. Siele finoen cine
&reiiebutterbrot oelifat. gtlpas 8run-
nenfreiie miro in faltem @aiier ge-
paI6en llno auf einem Su6 abgetrod-
net, bis aae 5eu6tigfeit entferrt lit.
Gann miidt man iie nit feingebod-
ten, bartgefo6ten giern l1no gibt
etlpas Bfeffer 1tnO Sol5 bir5u. Wan
Itrei6e 8eiBbroti6nitten nit fril6er
gutter. Man idneioet oie Stengel bon
ser arelie, i6neioet tie in fleine
Stiid6en, miidt tie nit BEN bartge=
fo6ten giern unb ettpas 3itroneniaft
(9emon Suice) uno beitreidt bie 8ut-
terbrote oamit. 9eun preBt man tie
felt 5ulanmen, I6neioet fleine Dreis
ede obne &rulte oapon uno lerDiert tie
lofprt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17
= &. g., ga.

9ie gallotiner tpuroen bonn ebrtp.
Gincen5o BoIloti Otitte oes 16. SSabr-
bunoert5 geitiftet. Sbre Witglie0er,
HrleIter llno 9riiOer, legen itatt Ser
gelpobnlifen Sroensgeliiboe nur bin-
Oenoe Geripre6en ab uno ibre SGtig-
felt miro Our6 geiItige uno naterielle
geibilfe bon 8l6ubigen ieoen Stan=
oeS (Wtitarbeiter) unterItiibt. Sm
Sabre 1906 beiaBen tie 400 Ofitglie-
Ser, 43 gtieoerlali1ngen (t1 in 8ra-
iilien, 7 in &amerun, 6 in Stalien,
5 in 0orO- -slmerifo, ie 3 in 9eutl6-
LAMB, England, @eit-auitralien ie
1 IN Gbile uno l1rl1gap). Ser Gene
ralobere Geit 1909 miro aae ie6s
Sabre geipdblt. 0as Wutterbaus fir
Geutldlano lit 81 2ilnburg a. 5. g.
Sic baben cine oelti6e Nonotsi6rift
,Gie fatboliide 8elt'; aucb baben lie
Baaotinerinnen fir Mdodener5ieb-
una.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17

geben. Den lpabren, geiunoen Runit.
linn finoet man meiit Mir 1to1 iinter
Dem geipobnli6en Bolf, beifen Sit
ten, moralii6e ltnb religioie Ini6ait.
ltngen bonn mobernen 3eitgeiit nod
nidt 10 iebr getriibt iino. Den Gei-
6en, ben @nporf0mmlingen, ben io-
genannten @ebilbeten, lit in ibrem
Sinnestalrn1el nnb @r0Benpabn ser
@el6mad an Dem 1pirfli1 S6onen
uno Gunitpouen abbanoen gefonmen.
9ie S6onbeit in Der Ratltr lit einfab
lno ibli6t; barin liegt gerabe Der
3auber Ser S6onbeit. sn einem ein-
fa6e1, iinnpolen @ebift liegt 1nebr
&llnit uno Sdonbeit als in al
oen i6niilitigen grgiillen nooerner
S6reiber. Gin einfa6es 8olfslieo lit
unenoli6 i6oner uno erbabener ols
oer mooerne iogenannte Sa55, bieles
be5ei6nel1oe 8robuft mooerner @e-
l6mafs= unb 8eiitesperirrung. 2ei=
Ser pabr, uenn audi ettpas iibertrie-
BEN, lit Ser Iuslpru6 zines 3eitgenoi-
ien tpenn er meint: ugeie 1par Die
Weni6beit, insbeionOere in ben ober-
item S6ihten, 10 untpiieno, 10 feig,
10 egoiitii6 unO 10 gan5 ieoes He6ts-
uno neutrality-suspicious. bar tpie
iebt."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17
6. &C., >.

IS lit beoauernspert, Sen WaiB-
bror6 uno llnitnn lelbIt in fatbo=
lil6en 8lattern leien 5u rniiiien, tpie
3. 9. Die folgenoe i6le6t ins 9eutl9e
iiberlette 9ln5eige: Cine Sl.=So-
bannes=l ltnterbaltung 11no =San5 -
elm unbefledte- -gmpfansnisJ J@eiangs-
DIOR - ein 8uter=Sirten-2un6eon -
Ser Srou=pom=Siege -&artenflub uno
oergleiden. Selblt I'M gnglii6en flint
gen lol6e 8enennungen re6t i6le6t
SSm Geutien laet man: ser @eiangs-
hor ser Stride Ser ltnbefledten GIMP
fdngnis, Ser &ortenflub ser Stride
II. 8. Srau bonn Siege. Die Sudt
llnierer 3eit, beionbers in ser eng
lil6en Spro6e, @orter uno gus=
oriide ab5ufiir5en, bat cine 9teibe ge-
raoe5u uninniger l,no apioerli6er
geellbilolngen berporgebra6t. ginen
anOeren bo6It unforreften uno
mioerlinnigen 4usOrud, bem man
banfiger in englil6en ols in beut-
l6en 3eitllngen begegnet, finOet man
oft in Sooesan5eigen: He leaves his
7eldo7o - gr binterl1Bt ieine @ittpe.
Gin nerItorbener Wann binterlGBt
Dobl ieine Srau als @itlpe, aber tie
lit ni6t ieine 8itpe, ionoern tit 1no
bleibt ieine Jrau Wande oeutlh-
amerifanil6en 3eitltngen muten ben
Selern an, als naren lie pom Ybilipp
Saueranpfer oOer bon S6orlb 3int-
faoen geI6rieben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17
GrunarhnH TrytrH Ahrnnmahl

9lm Is. 9pril bieies sSabres began-
men in SSStalien oie Subildumsfeiern
gum 500. 8eburtstag oes groBen Ma=
lers, 8ilobauers, 8aumeilters uno
geaturforlbers 2eonaroo oa Ginci. ST
muroe I'M Sabre 1852 in 8inci BEL
gmpolt (Stalien) geboren l1no itarb
no6 einem erfolgrei6en 2eben poll
genialer 2eiItungen int Sabre 1919
auf S6loB Glour bei 9lnboile
(Jranfrei6).
Gas &auptperf ieiner MolfunIt
nno 5ugleid oas erlte groBe Ienflnal
oes neuen flailti6en Stills ser So6>
renaiiiance lit iein 8anogemGloe
v9as lette 9lbenomabl" i'm Speile-
iool oes 0ominifanerfloIters g. Wta>
ria oeQe @ra5ie in Mailano. gs bat
Die gelpaltige 8roBe bon $40 Weter
mal APO Wfeter. Gum Sell nit Dell
farbe auf @ipsgruno genlalt lit un6
leioet Oos 9ilo unter forti6reitenoer
3erlebung. SIM lebten &rieg 1puroe
Der SpeiIelual itarf bel6aoigt, oo6
oas 8en1aloe ourb S6utborri6tun=
gen gerettet. 1851 erlebte ser Soal
ielne Henooierung uno bas @emGloe
leine auferitebung.
l1eber bas WeiIterlperf bon 2eo>
naroo oa 8inci lelen mir bel SSobann
8olfgang @oetbe:
~&onnte fiir einen Speiieraum
ettpas ibifli6er unb eoler ausgeoa6t
meroen ais Elm slbibieosmabl, oas ser
gan5en 8elt fir aae 3eiten ols beilig
gelten lollte?"
als Geiienoe buben mir oieIes
Spelle5lnner Dor man6en SSabren
nod ltn5erltort geleben. Gem Gingang
an Der i6malen Seite gegeniiber, i'm
8runOe oes Saales, itano Die Safel
oes Briors, 81 beioen Seiten oie
Wfondstil6e, idlntli6 auf elmer Stufe
bonn 9ooen erbobt, unb Nun, ipenn
Der 9erelntretenoe 'tb umfebrte, iab
er an Der pierten 8ano, iiber oen
ni6t oll5u boben Siirer, oen oierten
Sii6 gemalt, an bemielben GbriItus
uno Seine Singer, eben als tpenn lie
5ur @eieai6aft geborten. gs nuB 5ur
Speiieltunoe elm beoeutenoer Mnblid
gelpelen iein nenn Die Glide 6es
Briors uno gbrilti ais 5ipei @egen=
biloer aufeinonoer blidten, nno bie
0fonde ii6 oa5,uii6en einsei6loiien
laben. lno eben besbalb nrubte oie
8eisbeit Oes Walers bie porbanoenen
Won1stii6e gum 8orbilo nebmen.
and lit ge'piB oas Sii6tud NIT
leinen sequetiften Salten, eemuiter-
ten Streifen uno aufsefniipften Sip.
feln aus Der @ai9fanrner oes &lo-
tiers genommen Shiiiieln, Seller,
8eder uno ionitige @erate sleidfaas