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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-18
Ditnktltdpkptt

v&ein bcllerer 9cbrmciItcr ais sic
EilnttlihfCtt." Sc mebr man ii6er
olclc Morte nnhOenft, 0c1to ntebr n1B
man ihrc 0tidJtigfcit oncrfenucn. @ie
picle ltn1otige @ortc, pieI 9Ierger er=
iport iic) ser Ntenlh, ser oofiir Iorgt,
Oab Icirc 8efeble piinftliCD o15gefiibrt
mcroenl l(nO mie nugenebn lpirft
lolNc EiinttIihfeit ouf lmiere I'm
gcbun9! "a, no alle3 nit ser Gegel=
mGBigfett eine5 llhrlperf5 oerri6tet
miro, Tii9t li5 Oo5 Nlieo am leihtc=
'tcn in Die anoercn. Ger Gr5ieber, Ser
ca 1lb sur Sauptrcgcl 9cna6t bat,
oic &inOer all Eiinftlicbteit 81 ge=
lpobnen, miro bal0 erfabren, tpie piel
CT oabet gerponncn bat. S6on Oa5
flcine &inO, Oa5 BEL Ser 9tabr1lng5=
altfnabne Yiinftlidfeit lernen mus,
9eOeibt f0rperli6 1no geiltiQ beller.
Elele l1ntrgcn0en lno i6leGte Sc
nobnbeitcn, Sic MIR oIlen Sd]len-
brian ibrcn llrIprung oeroonfen, mer-
Den 'id) bel ibn gar ni6t 5eigen; e5
cntmlfelt iib normuler, rubiger uno
lelbItanoiger. SelbIt fitr ooS Iebbofz
tcItc temperament 5ei9t it6 Giintt=
liHfelt ais Ser bette 2ebrmeiiter. Sc
friiber OoS &ino geip0bnt miro, ouf
Hefeble adtjugeben, ie beitinmter
mon Die GriiiIllng ieiner 8fli6ten
perlan8t nm 10 mebr erleidtert man
e5 i6nL iid Sen ougerucinen Gor=
INriIten unter5uoronen, po5 Ieioer
picICn 10 lhlper rpir0.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-18

Deroen slrme belteGt, I'm abgelegte
Saben in Gmpfang 81 nebmen, nie
oft uber miilien Die 2eute ipieoer,
fonlnen, I'M enOlib oas Serlpro'
6ene, INNER nie0er Sergeliene 81 er=
balten!
Vton bat einen &ronfenbelu6 &C.
mocbt, troItet BEN Yatienten, 10 gut es
gebt, bat i'm rnterbolten, oab er Ieiz
nen S6mer5 pergoB, un6 Derlpri6t
beim Nbi6ieo, ure6t 6alo" DieOer5u,
fonunen. &ault1 lit man aus ser &rans
fenotmolpb0re berous, ocnft man
ni0t ooran. g5 1par ia nur Elm o6t-
los bingeluOrfene5 @ort, oielleibt
einc plobli6c 8clniit5aufnollung,
uicllcidbt logor nur cine S0fli6feits=
fornlCl. Ser &ranfe ober flnnnert
lid tGglih an Oicie SooiTnlng, er mar
tet 8cruOe5u altf Sen gelu9, I'M emo
lih ein5ulebcnL onb e5 iib ouh bier
mieoer MIR ln1 cin vGerlprehcn"
niht ober INNS &ortbnlten banoeltc.
SOcr man trifft &erobreOllngen,
moht Eldne fiir cincu gemeiniamCl1
Iuaflug lllD. Nus lrgenoeinenl
@rllnOe fat man ploblicb ufeine Suit"
mebr. Sbne gto6rift 3u geben obne
G1tl6uloigung blcibt mon meg, tnO
bat ben Dcrgcblih @artenoen nom0g=
lih Den gan5cn Sag Oeroorben.
Wtoma ihidt ibrc &leine ins 8ctt
uuo ucrlpridlt ibr, Oor oem @eggeben
nod cinmol ms &inOer5immcr 81
fonnen. &lein-Glshen Iiegt nit
modcn 9lugen 0u unO partet: vGrIt
nulB W}utti 0o6 nod fonmen?"
&olm fam lie Sic 9lel1glein ouf BE-
boIten. SSn ser 9todlt miro lic mod)
uno c$ f0llt Ibr cin, Oob lie gon5 Oellt-
lid geb0rt bot, ipic Oic &orri0ortiir
|5uItlug uno OaB Whltti MN oo6 ni6t
6ei ibr mar 9ei ndbItcr 8elegen-
belt, pem Womo iDr ipic0er etipn5
|pcrIpribt, mcint lie: o2ld, Wutti, Oa3
IoqIt on nur 10 - 0u tllIt e5 OOd)
niht." Sn Scr &inOreleele pragen iidy
lolhc &lenigfeitcn ein.
@ci mon6er Muttcr lit cs gang lm0
g0bc, oem &inOe ol3 o8elobnltng
ctmu3 51 ncrlprebcn. 9lber oieie Ser
lpreGungen linO pom er5ieberiihcn
StonOp1nft aus Oerlperflif. Gem
&inOc loa icine Efliht Ourb @Ort
rn0 SeiIpiel nobe9ele9t perOen, mo-
bel lcltcne fleine Belobnlmgeu niNt
5ll feblcn brou6cn.
Nie b0ufig bort man Sic &loge:
~Ga gibt fein Sreu uno 8lauber
Tmebr ouf Ser @eIt!" 8on5 10 i1limm
lit e5 luobl nidt Oamit. 9lber man
loate mirflid6 feit EerIpreden a6tlos
9eben, mnS man nohber ni6t b6lt
8ir mitIlen cbenIo0rt iagen tjnneu
Cine 5Sralt - cin Wort!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-18
mte kiinnrn Jraurn Apnt1el
npr Minttpr mprnpn?

SeOe 6ral1, Sic ein Ser5 bou 2iebe
ltno 8eOulo bot, bat cine iibernu3
groBe Wfodt iiber ibren Monn. Sic
bat einc punoerbrac @affe in ser
Sano, pelcber auf Sic 0ouer ou0 ser
b1rtclte W}nnn nitbt lpiOer1teben faun.
0iele @nffe lit Da5 8ebet. gSobre,
edte, ticfe sSrornnligfeit lit Sic erlte
@tgen 1aft, peldle cine Srolt, 0eren
Otann pom Efa0e 0e5 8lauben5 ob=
gelDiben lit, beliten nluB, mill lie ibm
Der SettItcrn sum 5eitli6el1 llno elui=
gen @liict icin. Die fSrou muB aue
Gage fitr ibren Wonn beteu, allf oab
sic @naoe @otte3 iein Ser5 riibre :;
oa5 bergeiien 10 Diele 6rmuen. Sic
liegen oenl Monne beItQnoig in Ben
Obren llnN lnlien ibm feline Stub bel
Gag llno gtaht; 9lnitatt iif 5ll BEL
fern, miro Damn Ser Wfonn nod per-
ltodter. Gin inlige3 tl1r3eS @ebet fir
Den perirrten Gntten ipiir6e oft tauz
lenomal mebr mirfen ais Itl&noenz
lange 8rcoigten. Cine Srol1, Sic flei=
big unO innig betet, Iagt 8etel, miro
| fait INNER sum 9lpoitel ibre5 Wan-
nes.
| Gum @ebet nub treue 8flihterfIl.
lung fonmen. Die Srou oarf Sic foIt-
bare 3eit nidt nit leerenl 1lnniibem
@ereOe per9enoen. 8 tpie man6e
Srau bat Dltr6 unbeoo6te5 9ieoen
ben Otonn llno Sic 6amilie in5 I'm
gliif geltiir5t. Ia5 ein5ige 9eitreben
elmer 6rult IoQ letn, alle Dernitnfttgen
| @iinl6e ibre5 WanneS 81 befrieOieen
Gin tralltes, frellnOliGbe5 Seim, ein
luenn no6 10 einfaGer, Ood i6madz
batter Slid, cine IiebenSlpiirOige, bei,
tere 8ottin, oaS iino 0inge, Sic Oen
Vtann ans @ouS feilell lagt Der oben
5itierte S6riftlteIler. $50 eS rc6t
|pobnlid, iau6er un0 reinlid) alsIiebt,
oa fiiblt it6 ser Wonn gliidlif; et
bleibt Dabeim uno geipinnt feline 8at=
tin bon Sag 81 Sag lieber; Elm Id)on=
mes Somilienleben berri6t in Dem
SauIe, uno oie @efabren OeS SrunfeS
uno ser b0ien 8eieui6aft bleiben Sem
@otten elmer iol6en Srau fern.
9ie brittle gigenibdft, sic cine CUTE
Srou baben nub, baben mir Idon an
seoeutet: lie muB cine beitere, liebenss
loiirbige Satin iein. rNit einem 2of-
IfeI bou Sonig fGngt man mebr 5lie=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-18

gen ol5 nit einem gon5en 6oB bon
Gllig," lagte ser nelter1abrene beilige
5ran3 bon Gales. Die SSrou, sic bon
Stebe unO Site lit fir ibren Wann,
Die @eorlo bat nit ieinen SebIern
unO S6Dd6en, sic lpic ein SeIO
lchmeigt, oud bel sen bitterlten 8or,
mltrren, lmO lt6 ME bel anOeren be-
tlu9t ou6 nidJt bel gltern un0
Shmicgereltern, cine iolbe 6rou er-
reibt nit Ser 3eit allies, penn ibre
Slcbe lnO 0eoulO nit ser 9lu5Oauer
oeS 8e6etc5 berbunOen Iino. GieIe
2ieben5miirOigfeit lit 2ie6e, sic Itf
bingibt, Gemltt, Sic li6 nieoerbcl1gt
Die entIa9t @eOulO, Die ertrGgt,
Sturfc, Oie allies iiberiuiuoet. Sic iii
Der SalL ser sic bertrofneten 9iIan=
5en erfriift, ser Suit ser BIume, Sic
oen Bon5en Nortelt Ser 1Son1ilie CT.
fiillt.
@Gttcn mir reNt riclc iold)e peib-
lld)e 9lpoItel in 1tnIeren 51uicrn, lpie
gan} onOer5 luiirOe e5 ol15Icbcn. &ieIc
toltIenO OtGnner, Sic iebt 6uB unO
Sn9rimn 9cgen Sic Hcligion eriiiIlen,
Die orf 9lbme9e Ser trourigiten 9lrt
tonmcn, piirOen 5u ionftcn 2Gnmern
ln1gcmanOcIt, 81 treuen Gbegotten,
bropen 6on1ilienpGtcrn rno guten
GhriitCn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-18
Hunt murtlraltr&,

Atan Iogt 10 oft, oaB ssrauen ibr
@ort ni6t balten. 0aS trifft ieoody
ni6t 81. ltno e5 lp6re i6linm Tim
unS beltellt, menn es an oen1 tp1re.
aber pie baufig geben mir ein liliig
bingeDorfenes @ort, oos ser anOere
leidt ais pollgeipi6ttges Gerlpredell
onfnintmt? 05on uperipri6t" oft
ettpaS aus Gerlegenbeit, aus Wtitleio
ODER Inn irgenoeine Situation 5u ret
ten. Wie llnangenebm, nenn es iid
berausitellt, 0aB mir rnIer @ort ni6t
gebolten baben, es pielleidt gar ni6t
balten ipollteu. ltniere liebe Otittpelt
bat 10 ettpaS balo beraus. l1no Sic
5olge oapon lit, baB oos nG6Ite Ser
lpreben, oas mir geben nit Mib-
trauen ooer gar nit lp0ttii6en Wie-
men entgegengenommen tpiro. ltnlere
tntergebenen merfen sar balls, oaB
oas r8ortbalten" bel Sen eeae6enen
Serlpre6en feblt. 9ieie Sdp6de
miro natiirli6 eifrig gum @egenitano
bon @eIpra6en gemadt. @ie bdufia
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-18

IS fmn nicmonO ieli9 perOen
ol1Bcr orrcb Gbriitl2, Ben Sobn Got
ties. Gr lu9t Ielblt: sd bilt ser @eg,
Die @obr5eit lnO oo5 9cbcn; ME
mano fonlnrt sum &otcr ais Ourh
Ntid." $50 befonrmc if obcr Sell an
GbrlItu3 lu1O Seiner GrI0iun9? SSn
Der Sirde, lpclde Gr 9eltiftct bot iiir
olle 3citen lunO oIlc G0lfcr Ser Gr0e;
oa ltno Seine Gffenbarllngen un0
@clIanlitteL Oie beiligcl1 Sufronente,
ou1bcmabrt. Gbriitu5 ipri6t bon Sic
lcr &lrde 5. g., lper nid)t ouf lie bore,
Der lolle einem 9elten lpie Elm @eioe,
uno lper lie bore, ser bore &bn lrno
oen Der S5n gelonot bat. llno Ser
Ipoltcl logt, lie iei cine 8rlmOiGulc
nno 8runofeIte Ser @abrbeit. $50 lit
oleIe Stride 5t iin0en? Sic lit BEL
lln@. -4lbaH ,St0lc
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-18
Dir Blinnptt in 0uttps
munnprmplt

Belde tpar sic erite @iiienl6oft
Die aoam Ibon inn 9araoiele betrie.
ben bat, nod beoor gba gel9affer
1poro2 @ott fitbrte sloam alle sc,
ibspte Dor, uno Ioam JAP lie an UNI
gab allen einen Namen - Natl,r.
funse. ga ieben mir, oeutli6, pas
iibrieens AUDI Iel6ltperitdnolid) iit
oaB pir nab @ottes 8iIlen Seine
@eihopfe bea6ten uno fennenlernen
lol1ea; fe itno ia rnieretmegen er,
idaffen, oa mir allein auf groen inn,
itanoe lino, @otteS 8erfe in ibrer
Sb0nbeit uno @eisbeit 81, erfaiien
uno au be,uunoern, @ottes @ebanfen
nadsuoenfen uno 10 unlere etgene
Seele Su berei6ern. l1no oo6 gibt es
10 biele Renl6en, Sic falt nidts fel,,
men bon Dem pielen 1tno @unoerz
lamen, lpas lebt l1no 1pebt, mas fliegt
uno frieht, pas griint uno bliibt aui
ser peiten @ottespelt. Sic eien tGg-
lid ibr 8rot llno miilen ben Goggen
uno Bei5en, sic ibnen oa5 8rot lie
fern, nidt 5u unteribeiOen bon Dem
anoeren @epads al1f Sen Sel0ern.
Sic geben our6 Die Sraht oes sSriib=
lings unb fennen faum eine5 ser
lieben BIumenfinoer, sic nit bellen
angen 10 bertraut 5lt ibnen auf-
idauen, nit Hamen 5u nennen, &C.
ihmeige benin, oaB lie etipas BON ibrer
gigenart uno ibren 2ebensbebinguns
gen tuiiBten. Sic b0ren SOS &on5ert
Der S0gel uno freuen li6 iiber oie
luitigen 8eiIen, aber ite ipiiien ni6t,
oaB Der 8udfinf es lit, ser oas fede
2ieoden idmettert, oaB bie 2er6e es
it, oie Sen enoloien Sriller nieberlpir-
beln ldBt, baB Die slmiel es lit, sic
trot ibrer oreiIten 9lrt 10 geniitpon
flotet; ia, oie &0nigin ouer gefieoer-
ten Singer, Srau Nabtigau, fanr
ibre gan5e nunberiiibe &unit ber-
ibiuenbeu uno bot bo6 feline gbre oas
bon bel oielen unpiiienoen. 1no all
Die mannigfaltigen gri6einungen uno
Birfungen Ser NatrrfrGfte! 8eld
ein reifes @ebiet DeS gSiiiens un6
Der reinen 6reuoe I'M Grfalien ser
gelesndBigen Sronung! Die ltnbe=
fanntihaft nit ser Natur bat 5ur
5olge. Dab man man6es iiberliebt,
oaB man uamentli6 Sic feinen Inter
lbieoe nidt merit, in oenen Elm 10
sroBer @eibtllm unb eine 10 rei5polle
abneGbii!gns liegt. Man sebt itlin1pf
uno fremb Our6 oie @unoertpelt uno
iiebt in ser 8lume nur cine 8lume
nno i'm Sogel nur ei1en 8ogel, obne
Die eigene S6onbeit ser beionoeren
art 5u empfinben. ltno erit oos Iieb=
lide Spiel ser fleinen feinen s(btuei=
bungen Wobre, Giilnrel, &er6el,
Sdrenflau, S6ierling, 8ibernea,
fnr5 allies, mas DeiBe S9irmooloen
traet, 1T oem l1nfunoigen ems, uno
fblieBlib tpirft er au6 oie S6afgarbe
uno oen 8alorian nod oa5u in oen-
ielben Eopf. Gin folder Wenid lit
gleibiam nidt re6t 5u Sauie auf Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-18
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ausreidte, erfonOen mir lelber 9amen
uno trieben 10 na6 slooms slrt oie
rScie'tia au1abiHs". 9ieier &inper,
ltebe bin icb trelt geblieben: iebes
Sabr baben tie mir neue Sreube ge=
brobt, uno i6 min midi an ibnerl
freuen, lolange mir sic Sonne leltb=
tet.
rScientia aurabHis" Singer m0dte
i6 Dir tper6en, Oenn i6 ueiB, baB Ou
oeine Singer liebreif) belobnlt!
AnguStin Wibbelt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-18
uprtraupn atf Dir riprnr
Kraft

8enn 8ott mir 6liigel g1be, tpollte
ih fliegen lagIt SIT? 8arum niht 10:
@enn @ott mir 81 fliegen gebietet,
mill i6 Sbn Inn 6liigel bitten2
8el6 i66ne, itnrfe gitte! 8dbe eS
nod Oteler nod ein 30gern bor
irgenoeiner ais Sflidt erfonnten s(uf-
gabe? @Gbe eS 3neifel uno S6pan-
fen 5mii6en recbter 9lblidt, sluS-
| |fiibrlutg2 Sic Starfe bin1mlil6er
Dfdhte lit nit oem Ser getreu iii,
nenn e5 gilt, Dos 8ute 5u tltn.
IS miro 5ulueilen bebouptet, oob
Die SelbItiiberlbdbllng, bcionoers in
! iltgenOlicbem Sitter, cine perbGngnis=
bolle folle ipiele. Sb ni6t cine biel
ernltere 8eeintrd6tig1ng e6ten 2e-
bcns oarnuS entitebt, ooB man nid)t
gcnlgom an Sic ei9ene &roft gloubt,
oaB man eS lntcrldBt, oQe ibre M0g-
lldteitcn 5lt ent1pifeln? 9ie lteber=
5euglng, OaB llnler 2eben bon Ser
allergeringlten 9eOertllng lei oaB
iiber Sen &reis ser Sonilie uno ser
nu6Iten sSrellnoe e5 glei6giiltig lei,
Oh mir on leien ODER ni6t, lit faIt
lelbIMnoroerii6. Go5 Gertrauen in
sic eigenen &rGfte, Ser @unid, ettpos
sum allgeneinen 8obl bei5utragen,
| lit ia ollr6au5 feline unre6te @in>
ltb1tlng 0e5 eigenen GerntogenS. gs
lit gang etnfa6 Das oemiitigc unO auf-
rl6tigc Gerlangen, 8ott m0ge unlere
Sfaoe 10 legnen, ooB mir trot unlerer
S6ma6beit Seinen groBen 4bii6ten
entlpre6en fonnen: @ern 8ott uns
5u fliegen gebietet, 10 mill iG Sbn I'M
Sliigcl bitten.
IS gibt cine &lalie bon MenI6en,
Die fiir Die 8elt 10 gut tpie pertlos
iino. IS iinO bic Gmpfinoliden. Sic
lelbIt ncnneu lib empfinoiont, fein be-
Ioltet. SSn @irtli6feit ober in OieIe
GmpfinOlamfeit nibt5 anoeres oI5
gigcnliebe, oos grgebni5 elmer See
lcnDerfailung, Die lie notigt, It6noig
in ibre gnge binein5uItorren, anitott
binauS5ul6olten in Sic @eite; bin
ultter in 0as fleine Sd, anItott auf=
murt5 IN Die @oben @otteS. l1no lie
Ipergelien babel BEN anoeren. Hid)t,
neil lie pirfli6 bart uno erauiom
lino, lonbern neil lie, nit ii6 ielbIt
belcbdftigt Oen anOeren einfa6 ni6t
5u leben permo9en. Sic tlogen: Sd
bin 10 elnIam, 10 >1ngliifliGb. &einer
perltebt MIDI. 0tag iein. Sftmal5 piel-
leidt. Senn ltnItGnoe uno ltmgebung
baben einen groben belti1nn1enocn
GinfluB oltf Sen WenlGen.
SnOcilen Ioute nan ooS 2eben nidt
unter Oem 8elicbtspl1ufte betrodten,
lpie es bdtte Icin f0nnen. Sier lit mein
&onigreih, ionIt nir9enopo. ltno per
Iein 2eben finoen min, muB es ber-
lieren. Ga5 lit @eleb. GerIonli6e 9e=
frieOigllng lit etlpaS l1nbeoelten0es.
Eerlonlid)eS 9tutenItiften uno 5ilfcs
leiIten aber etipo5 lebr @i6tiges.
@ott beiiebt llns alien, 5u flieaen.
3u irgenOeiner aufgabe, elmer 9fli6t.
gSir brau9en Sbn MIR INN bie 6liigeI
5u bitten. &ir brau6en nur in Ser
innigen gfabe nit Sbm 5u leben, sic
aaein Sic gottli6e Siibrung uno Silfe
Derbiirgt.
VI. Maria-Andrea Goldman
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-18
% tiiBrr Ktnhrrglauhr

M iieer 9inberslanbe,
W Scr bn bas !Sers erbebit
11aS ams Sem Grbenitanbe
Mit ism snm ,Simmel id)mebit:
. fsmme, lak bid nieber
Sa Der seanaltem Srnit,
Gsmm, iing' nus beine 2iebcr
So bsn bon Simmelslnit!
. foMtae, Jag nnb iinse,
Vas hn unr Siikes iueikt:
Sum Sd6pfer aller 9imse,
&sm &ater, Subn nnb 8eiit;
Ssa ltnidnlb, SAT- unb 8naSe,
grislnng, 8uttesbnlb,
Ssm raaben Siikerpfabc,
&sn 2aHgmnt nnb 8cbulb;
Sen 9reua Nltar nnb .8rippe
l1as bun Der Sunsfran sart,
Die tren snrdj Stnrm nnb &lippe
2eaft frsmmer SdJiffer Tabrt,
Ssn Grbeupilgers @ebem,
Spm fernen Seimatitranb,
8sm iel'geu @ieberieben
ssw esr'gea Saterlano.
Aa irbild 8riibcln, Sinnen
Gibt bed uas feline Stub,
M Saidea unb 8eiutnnen
Sabrt mas nnr Sursen at.
. BerrIde bn bienieben,
9x bplbes Simmelsfinh,
0ak 2idt unb Sroit nnb Jrieben
Sic ara,e Seele finb'!
Ambr. SchnbP, S. J.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-18
Dir trtrusih ftt1r Etfe.
hahn

hdHtt
1Eff DC idDiuab'idc GiIebabac
~ 8ett es Dialc Statiane,
Stnngert, Him It'll Siberadl,
Mcffcbcurc, Snrlesbod.
Srnlla, trnlla, trnllala,
Stnu9ert, Him MI Sibcradc,
Mcffebcnre, 9nrlcSbad).
III DC IdIiuab'Idpe Giiebabuc
8ibt cs pienle Heitratiane,
&u ma ciIc, trinfe ia,
Niles, iuns o'r Mage ma,
Srnlln, trulla
III DC idiuGb'idDc @iic6abnc
&randJ ma feline Euitillane,
Scnn mat iunit bas Euitburu bltes,
Efciict jct DC GDfpmptip.
Srnl'a' trnita
.,.
III De idDtuGb'id)e Giiebabnc
S''""' S'"p ""O ~",' '"p+T
. Stuoentc fabre eriter GlaT,
SP mndle mrs hnIt npfl nm znut SnnE
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New Trend to
Chesapeake Property
Saves Vacation Money!
tor the many.

The higher cost Of living is tok-
ing q nosedive as far as the Cheso-
peoke property owner is concerned.
More and more Woshingtonions
recognize the natural beauty and
relative savings Of year round
vacation spot near home.
Beautiful Drum Point Beach is
q wonderful example with its re-
markedly low prices and remark
ably wide variety Of scenery. The
average family vacation expense
may run anywhere from $500 to
ST 900 for two brief weeks. Then
there are SO weeks left to nurse
expensive memories.
But the investment Of the same
sum, or even less, in Chesapeake
Boy property is q lasting saving. In
q short time the land site is COM
pIeteIy paid. And then valuable
lifetime acquisition has been
made.
It's much less expensive than
an annual trip to crowded resorts,
Chesapeake Boy residents report.
"Here we can spend as much or os
little time as we want. The kids
oren't burden because they have
plenty Of company and plenty to
do. And what started out as sum-
mer home is turning into q yeor
round vacation spot. You should
be here when the trees begin to
turn"
This reporter agrees thot he
should be at Drum Point Beech
when the trees begin to turn. both
in the foil and in the spring. There
ore very few spots on the entire
East Coost that match the placid
beauty of the Potuxent River flow
ing into Chesapeake Boy. And
there are very few vacations that
can be bought for as little as $4o5,
or only $50 down-thot can be
enjoyed for lifetime.
Evening star., 1952-08-15
The Average Family
Can Now Live Like
a Millionaire
Playtime on the expansiUe
sandy beach at Drum Point.

When our forefothers touched
on hard Plymouth Rock and cut q
notion from hard, cold, stony
wilderness q very few may have
envisioned the day when the aver
age American family would live
like kings.
But very few, if they we're
around today would deny the foct.
Here we sit on the wealth of the
world . More food, better CLOTH
ing, finer homes, cars, teIevision,
movies, per capita than any other
nation. 1t wasn't long ago that q
cor was q luxury. Now it's q
necessity, and very few do without
it.
And it wasn't so long ago that
the idea of q summer or country
home was one reserved for the
lords. But in 10th Century America,
every man is o-Iord, and every man
can own q homesite where only
miIIionoires dared to tread.
Drum Point Beach is q Cheso-
peoke development by the people
and for the people, The only COM
munity Of its kind, envisioned,
planned, and executed by comnu-
nifty minded residents. Drum Point
Beach has converted 200 ocres
of the choicest waterfront along
the bay into homesites priced we'll
within the means Of the average
family.
Here is the Iuxuriont land Of
the Borredos, famous and wealthy
South American diplomats. For
years it was known and treasured
by Washington diplomatic circles.
For years bay property was only
for the few, much too expensive
for the rnonv
Evening star., 1952-08-15
NO FERRIES OR
TOLL BRIDGES TO REACH
DRUM POINT BEACH
Follow These
Easy Directions

To reach Drum Point Beach
you need not traUel through
congested heavy traffic roads
and oUer costly toll bridges.
An hour and a half of com
serUatiUe driving on fine wide
roads.
From upper Northwest Washing
ton, Silver Spring and Bethesda
drive to Peace Cross, out post
Upper Marlboro on SoIomons
Island road through Prince Fred
erick for ! 5 miles. Left at Drum
Point Beach Sign.
From Downtown Washington,
Southeast, Southwest or Virginia,
over South CopitoI St. Bridge on
Suitlond Porkwoy to Upper MorI-
boro on SoIonons Island road
through Prince Frederick for IS
miles, left at Drum Point Beach
Sign.
SnIesnnn on PrODerfv f.
Evening star., 1952-08-15
Ouer $50 Beautifully Wooded Homesites

Sales this exceeded and the increased
sections containing desirable lots previously for
the 1853 This enables offer consider
ably ahead schedule delightful shaded homeses
purchase homesie from $3.50 $500
completely developed These attractive locations adjacent beau
tf fresh With fish, the wide
with select
Beach tremendous embraces thousands Of hoees of
description paved and by electricity
phone Here you'll hand the Bo forests lakes horbo
creeks this beautiful you'll know II
Drum Point Beach, Come early for choice selection find
lifetime of happiness Drum Point Beach.
Milford chronicle., 1952-07-11
Fish And Game
Commission Reports on
States Fresh Water
Fishing
continued from lIrst DaeU


rapidly increasing demand for ont
door recreation has placed a heavy
burden on the states hunting and
nshlng resources. He said that .
vastly expanded program of game
and fish management, based on the
best scientific facts available and
geared both to learn additional
facts and put them to work as
quickly as possible is underway.
The object of the survey was to
find methods which will produce
more and better fish for more and
better recreation, Wilder pointed
out. He said that one fact deter
mined was the recognition that the
management of each body of water
is a separate biological problem
and that a plan for one does not
apply to all.
The survey disclosed that each
body Of water has a limit of fish
production which is set by the
basic fertility of the particular
pond or lake. The job at hand. ac-
cOrding to Wilder is to get produc-
ton IN favorable proportions of at
tractively sized game fish rather
than in terms Of less desirable
species.
Fishermen like game fish, such
as bass and pickerel, Wilder con
tinued This causes rapid removal
rates from ponds which gives an
advantage to less intensively fish
ed species in the competition for
available food and cover.
Wilder also pointed out the sur
vey reveals the futility of stocking
warm water fish in ponds and lakes
where satisfactory breeding popu-
latiOns of the same species already
exist, or where introduction of ad.
diti0nal species merely adds to an
already Overcompetitive situation.
Milford chronicle., 1952-07-11


In the back Of the book there is
a large sized map of the State of
Delaware, on which the inland
streams, primary streams, bay and
oceanside fishing points are ear
marked. For the fisheTman's travel
ing convenience, primary and sec
Ondary roads are also indicated.
Cost of the survey was financed
by state funds and conducted by
trained biologists, Wilder con-
cluded
Copies of the fisheries survey are
available on request to the Della
ware Board of Game and Fish
Commission or the Delaware State
Development Department, Dover.
Milford chronicle., 1952-07-11
Health Board Cancer
Clinic July Schedule
tcontinued from FIRST pags3

The clinic was also held in Dover
at the Kent General Hospital on
Thursday.
The remainder Of the schedule
follows, together with telephone
numbers by which appointments
may be made:
July II, fire hall in Delaware
City; Delaware City 4519. July Ia
and IL, Health Unit at Laurel;
Laurel 539. July 1S, Health Unit
at Dover; Dover 1892. July 21, old
Academy Building at Middletown;
Middletown 2711. July "a, Health
Unit at Milford.
The clinic hours are 10 a. m. to
noon and p. m. to 3 p. m.
Milford chronicle., 1952-07-11
Text Of Keynote address by General Douglas Macarthur at RepuBLa
National Convention at Chicago Monday Nght July 9TH
Mr. Chairman. Iadles and gentlemen:

Mr. Chairman, ladies gentlemen
Possibly before soldier
as this to participate in the deliberations
approach the task spirit humility understanding
my own marked limitations but fortified by
In this unusual assgnmen feel