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Evening star., 1952-08-26
Mexican Leaders Drop
Cases Against Political Foe!
BY the Associated Press

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 26.-Mex-
ico's government has dropped all
charges against So opposition poll
ticians arrested after post-election
riots last month in which four
persons were killed.
The So were followers of presi-
dental candidate Gen. Miguel
Henriquez Guzman, who was over
whelmingly defeated in the July 6
national voting by the govern
|ment candidate, Adolf Ruiz Cor
tines. ~
The charges against them had
included fomenting social strife.
homicide, attack against authori-
ties and carrying and discharging
firearms.
Evening star., 1952-08-26
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Aug. 20 R.-(USDA)-Sal-
able hogs. 10000; market slow early,
later fairly active. weak to 25 cents lower
on butchers; sows uneven; weights under
heavier yeights, steady to 25 cents higher;
around 23o.250-pound weights. SI.io.
2l,15; popular, price 21.0Q for choice
pounds, 18.0O-19.15; most 15O-1s0-pound
lights. 1S,O0-20.50; sows under $50
pounds, 17.25-1925; few choice under
300 pounds, up to 1880 and 1875; most
350-4O0 pounds, 16.00-17 80; 400-5O(
pounds. 15.25-16.25; few heavier weights
up to 500 pounds and over over; @ good Clear.
ance.
Salsble cattle, 5000: salable calves
400; Slaughter steers. yearlingS and heif
ers generally slow but largely steady al
Mondays decline; cows uneven. mostl,
slow; other slapghter classes active. fun,
and .yearlings. 81 .50-34.25, including sew.
eral loads prime steers up to 1,450 pounds
load prime 1.200-pound steers, $3.50
most high commercial to low-choice steers
26.5O-31 so; two loads commercial gras:
steers; "a 80; bulk good, and choice heif.
prime heifers, 33.OO-34 .25; utility anc
commercial cows, mostly 1S00-22 90; can,
ners and cutters largely 15.50-1 90
utility and commercial bulls. 23.O0-25.5O
commercial to prime yealers, 26.00-33 90
b,ddins Sala6le 5o sheep ;oo9;m m nothing sold
lower on native, spring. lambs and old.
1900 down on native spring lambs; un.
dertone on slaughter ewes weak.
Evening star., 1952-08-26
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations supplied by the
United States Agriculture Department:
200: sf inches up. .9S hshf1 s fncSes SSe
PotstoesMsarsiv; steady. aeS pennsylvania sni YR
saeis s size B beo 59goaand
Sweet Potatoes-gushel baskets, U. S.
Eashed asS PortS NSrh Rissns
q so; Delaware, valentines. s5o-2. IS:
New York. valentines: 20: New. Jersey.
Msx few few fsS Sss so gGantifus
Poultry Quotations.
Poultry-Market steady on, fryers and
mand fair: :, TgrkeysNModerate offerings,
4o-45 cents few Beitsviiie breeders. n'si 80
cents. Hens-Heavy-type, S5-2S cents;
some young. 1880 cents; hight type. 49,
Livestock Markets.
Cattle. 100: not enough any class cattle
sold to establish trading basis moderate
as much as LOO lover than last IeS Tharsdas Ss1s
more than LOO.
" Gase Sosd eoo d0sa sy t. Dfms prs xese5 5 @
grades and kinds Weishing over $50
.asy dsy good sSs e pTms Snf
considered quotable to 300.
;, Hogs, 700; small supply clearing read
lily at unchanged prices compared Mon
anE as 'nS!sso oso tOO saFFsz5 szsS saS
l9:25-2o.75; over 500 pounds. 1900;
pounds, i925-20.25 sows under 400
pounds. 16.5Q-17. 80, long list Of sales at
latter price; 4O0-450 pounds, 5.50-16.50;
on weight and condition.
Sheep, so; no early sales.
Grain Market
Flour-Receipts. 1856 100-poundt sacks.
ments. 81 900 'tSi Bushels: stocks, ocE 5. .l45.-
1o Ne sos HSrus fsa yntsf sos Ho
corn-Receipts. 11,2e1 bushels; ship
ments, $50 bushels; stocks, 152,21o
osts-Receipts. 1000 bushels; ship
ments; none; stocks. 5.35s bushels.
Barley so.- 5 Receipts SaD ,l none shipments.
stocks, 13S.595 bushels.
soybeans-Receipts: none; shipments,
none; stocks. 155 bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts. 173 tons.
Egg Market Steady.
yesterdays QuOtations.)
Eggs: Market steady. Prices generally
unchanged except large browns and mixed
unchanged to l cent higher. some nearby
Smalls purchased at 80 cents. OfferingS
adequate for a fair demand.
Prices paid fob; Baltimore by first
quality---Whites 65-7O; brown and mixed
colors. 61-70. Mediums. minimum go per
cent A uuality-Whites. 52-53; browns
minimum so per cent quality As.
Receipts: Eggs. 2.O26 cases.
Evening star., 1952-08-26
'f,021,OOO on VA Rolls
Since Start Of Korean War
BY the Associated Press

The Veterans Administration
reported today that the number
of veterans with service since the
start of the Korean war reached
1.021 900 on July 81.
That was gain of 100000 dur
ing July, compared with $1,000
in June.
AS of July 81 the VA estimated
there were 19.376,O0O living vet
lerans of all wars and peacetime
service, compared with 1925, ,O0O
on June 80 and 1885, 900 on July
81, 1851.
The VA said there were 724, ,709
veterans receiving education or
training on July 81, compared
with TAI ,901 on June 80 and 990,-
405 on May 81.
Evening star., 1952-08-26
House Will Resume Probe
OF Tv and Radio Morals
Ry the Associnteri pr~.,

A Congressional investigation Of
radio and television programing
will be resumed September Is,
Representative Harris, Democrat.
OF Arkansas. announced through
his office here yesterday.
Mr.. Harris is chairman of a
House Commerce Subcommittee
which is to determine the extent to
which radio and Tv programs con-
tain immoral or otherwise offen-
sive matter. or place improper en-
phasis on crime and violence. 4.
On September 16 and II, the
committee is scheduled to take
testimony here from the National
Association of Radio and Tele.
vision Broadcasters and from rep.
resentatives of the American
Broadcasting Co., Mutual Broad
casting System and Dumont Tel.
eviSion Network.
Evening star., 1952-08-26
B. 90. July Profit Cut
Far Below Year Ago
By Steel Strike
By DonoId B. HodIey

A drop in revenues resulting
from the steel strike reduced net
income of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad to $655,801 in July in
contrast to $1,289,119 in July,
1851.
July operating revenues of $29.-
389. 1929 were down $6.668, 1856 from
$36,058,715 in the 1851 month.
Operating expenses of $25, ,648, ,427
were off $3,841 1853 from $29 49,
$50 last year.
Net income for five months this
year was $11, ,423. .839 VS.. So, $50, ,239
a year earlier. Operating revenues
were $246. .308,981 VS.. $255, 1854, ,376
and operating expenses amounted
to 5000, ,908,876 VS.. $210.701,O3
ROtarians to Hear Kaufman.
Zenn Kaufman, merchandising
director of Philip Morris & Co.,
Evening star., 1952-08-26
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Aug. 20 R,.-Foreien ex.
dollars. others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York oper
market, 4 1f32 per cent premium OF
Europe - Great Britain tpound)
S2.GSt2. up Il of cent; Great Britain
30-day futures, attn, up Z Of a cent;
Great Britain 60-day futures, 2.76ss. ur
lures, 2.15 1916 of a cent: Belgium
urancl. 1.99, unchanged: France (francl
.2Sss of q cent, unchanged; Holland
lguilderi. 26.35, unchanged; Italy CiraD
.16hs OF cent. UNCHANGED: Portugal
tescudo). $50, unchanged: Sweden
tkrona). tfree1. 23.31, unchanged.
Latin America-Argentina (free1. 7.25
unchanged; Brazil (freel, $50, UNCHANGED;
Mexico, II. .63, unchanged; Venezuela (bol.
L livar). 30.03. unchanged.
Far Fashions Kons- dollar 1850, 'un.
Evening star., 1952-08-26
New York Produce

NEW YORK, Aug. 20 R.-Butter-
cartons; Creamery. higher than than os cn seor, cor,
IAA), fresh. .76la cents: 81 score (Al, fresh
75A-751a; 80 score OBJ, fresh. 74H; IS
score Isss, &C., r., fresh: unquoted; IT.,
changed
Eggs-17297. steady. New York spot
trading, follow: Midwestern. mixed coiors
fancy heavyweights 81; extra / large
56; extra ! medium, 50ia-51ha puliets
teeipts, rehandled. 46N-47; dirties. ii:
checks. SO; whites. fancy heavyweights
65ia; extra I large. 6012; extra ] medium
extra ! large. 81: extra i medium. 52Ia
Nearby-Whites, extra fancy heavy
weights. ~; fancy heavyweights. IL medi-
umS SO; pulletS, 3Si2-39; peewees, 3O-32
browns, extra fancy heavyweights. ~;
mediums, 53; pullets. 3S1a-39ia; peewees
Evening star., 1952-08-26
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Aug 26 l1.-Cotton fu-
lures held steady in forenoon dealings
today as local covering found offerings
limited. Most traders continued on the
sidelines. with a steady tone to futures
attributed mostly to drough conditions In
the Western belt. Some traders said
they expected little change in the Sep
tember Government forecast on the
1852 cotton crop as compared with the
AUGUST 3 report. with crop losses in the
western belt likely to be Offset by gains
West
Noon prices were 25 70 s6 cents bale
higher than the previous closk october.
Evening star., 1952-08-26

/ Hourly Sales ON the Exchange.
II 200 am 200 600 1900 noon 500 ooc
loo pm. 54oo0o goo ON.
fUntt Of trading 10 shares. EN- hank
roptcy or receiverShip or being reorganizeu
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
assumed by such companies. Rates of dive
dends In the foregoing tables are annual
cIsnursements based ON the last quarterly
or semiannual declaration Unless other.
wise noted special or extra dividends are
not included CID Called = Ex dividend
~ = rights x-dis Ex distribution. Also
Cash or stock eDeclared or paid 30 far
this year fPayable In stock estimated
last year. Declared or paid after stock
aiyioend or spht-up: Declared or paid
tnlS year. an accumulative issue with div.
dends IN arrears. nd Next day delivery,
pai9 this year. dividends omitted, de-
ferred or no action taken at last dividend
meeting. r Declared or paid IN 1852, piua
stock dividend. K Declared or paid IN 1851,
plus stock dividend. Lquidating dividend
sermtned on declaration data
Evening star., 1952-08-26
Visible Groin Supply

Iof wheat Increased 6,561 900 bushels to
I25o. .222 900 bushels this week, the Board
LOT Trade reported. Corn decreased 65S,-
creased !, 1,462 900 to 2s,3sS,000. rye in
creased 260.000 to 2,557. 900, barley
increased I,3S4.00O 10 l4,146, 900 and
Evening star., 1952-08-26

will address the
Wa S h i n 6 ton
Rotary Club at
a noon lunch
con tomorrow
at the May
flower Hotel.
Mr.. K a u f.
man, one of the
b es t no W n
sales executives
of the Nation,
will speak on
showmanship.
He is the au-
thor of How to
Dun pnf Tar
Evening star., 1952-08-26
Market Averages
|Odd-Lot DeuIinqs

NEW YORK. Aug. 90 LF.--The New
York Stock Exchange reported today these
odd-lot transactions by principal dealers
on the exchange for August IS: Purchases
lof 12l,657 shares on 4,471 orders: sales
Iof 106,117 shares on 4,045 orders includ-
ing $50 shares sold short on 30 orders
Evening star., 1952-08-26

l AAAo NUG0 VINk
FOREIGN 1:I5
Brat hss26-67st 56ih
IItal Pub Ut3s77 42ze
Norway As SO 400
IOrienDev 6s So 400
lPeru lst 6s go -
NEW YORK CITY
IS 20 1O4ls
| DOMESTIC lis
Am&FP5s2030 e6N
AMP 4.S0s 81 64zt
AmT&T 31as 641l6l4
AmT&T3 lss59 = 113it
| AmT&T 2s4s57- l13N
AmT&T 3s4s61 1924
AmT&T2s4s 75- 9Ait
AmT&T 2a4sS0 93
AmT&T 27asS6 80 i.
Am Tob 3s 81 1907
Att c l. 4K4s72c 1o2zt
B6zO 5s 2OOOK 74ll
B g. O As rs A S3H
R&O SW 6s so e0sl
Bos Me 5s 81 -. 75ih
Bost Me As go 76X
Buff RAP 81 st 81
Can Sou 5s 81 .lo5N
Can Nat 4has57 106H
CanPac As perp los
Celotex 3As 60 100
CGa 4Ias202OB 65iA
CRRNJ 314s 81 Sc
chi & e / inc 81 e6H
CMSP4A Aas20l0. 73L
C&NW AIS 90 5oL
fChi US 3has =" 1907
CinG&E 22xs76. o5L
1t Serv 3s II. ~
City Inv Is 81. 95
Clev FL Ill 3s7O 1921
lCol Gas33ss n 99L
Con NG 3hs 70 lo3I
ConsuP ga rs S6lA
ContCan3As76 1o3L
DayP&L2As75. ~
Deere 3Hss II 1ool/
ID&R in4l2201S 92I
Det Ed CIV 3s 5S 1165
IlDowCh cv 3SSC JOB
Evening star., 1952-08-26
IN. Y. Bond Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES

Z SELECTED ISSUES
Duo 1t 2s4s ~ 95lh|
FirestoneSi4s77 1olss
Hud&M If 5s57- s.
H&M inc 5s 81 81
InldStlcv3A As72 1o0
LS&MS 3Ias 81 66i4
LehVHTrm5SS4 S1M
Leh Val 4iaS "a 9oi6
Leh v As 2OO3A 73Ns
Leh v As 2OO3D s.
Lorillard 3s 70 S6iz
MKT 5s 62 A 1914
MKT ad 5s67 e1se
MKT, 1st4s 80 sra
Mo-Pae 5s 65A lo53s
.Mo-Pac 5s n r lo5Hs
MO-Pac 0S rs G4Uo
Mo-Pac As 75 94iA
Nat Dairy 3s 70 1oozs
NOTM 5s 81 1o1iA
" Y C 5s 2013 74ls
NYC4las2013A- 90
N Y c As SO 63
NYCHR 3hs 81 74l5
NYL6zW As 73 74i2
NYNHin41as22- So
NYNHH4s2O07 STA
m Y o w As 92- 9
No Cen IS "A 1o7M
No Pac 41as 75- 1o41s
NoPac Is 2047 75l4
NoStPw 2Ns 76 o5As
PennRR 41as60 1o6is
PennRR 41as66 1o2
PennRR4AsSl o2A
Peo & E As so 625e
PhillipnRy 4s37 IS
PhilipRy 4s37ct u
PCCSL 3sss rs 61M
SoPac4 AasOr77 1oA
So Pac CIV $3.50 156
So Ry A. b6 10olA
IUnO OCalcv3a72 1o7l4
GsCp274s70- 94iz
| Vanad 3Kas 66- 126
Va Ry 3s 90 -. o3lA
W Sh As 1891 61N
West Un bs60 1o1M
Wilson Cn ASIA 1OOM
Evening star., 1952-08-26
MetoI Quotations

NEW YORK, Aug. % R-spot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper. 24Ia
cents a. pound. Connecticut Valley. Lead,
cents pound. East ST. Louis. Tin SI.2ll,
a pound. New York At PITTSBURGH. scrap
steel No. / heavy was quoted at S43
Evening star., 1952-08-26
Sales Representative Named

Spring has been appointed sales
representative in Washington,
Maryland and Virginia for the
Royal Metal Manufacturing Co.
of Chicago. He will handle the
firms complete line of metal seat
ing equipment, case goods and
shelving.
For two years Mr.. Rowland has
been assistant chief, Central Serv-
ices Division of the State Depart
ment. Previously he was with the
War Assets Administration in
Kansas City and with the Pro-
curement Division of the Treas
ury Department.
Col. Gustave Ring, an inde-
pendent oil operator of Washing
ton and Midland, Tex. has been
named a director of Central Ex-
plorers Ltd, Canadian operators
He is president of the Ring En-
gineering Co. and director OF
American Security & Trust Co.
Emerson Radio Is Host.
Emerson Radio of Washington
win be host to area dealers to-
morrow through Friday for q
showing of new 1858 lines o1
Emerson TV. Amana freezers anc
Servel products. The exhibit will
be held 1000 am. to 900 pm. al
1922 Fourteenth street NV.
Winton A. GaStmann of Arling.
ton, who is branch manager fol
the Fuller Brush Co. here, anC
one Of his field managers, L. D
Rieley Of Hyattsville, are attend.
ing three-day company conven.
tion at the Greenbrier, White Sui
phur Springs. W. Va.
Evening star., 1952-08-26
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. ." A.
TUESDAY,
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Aug. 20 0Pl. - Dividends
announced:
Initial.
Evening star., 1952-08-26
Washington Exchunoe

Pot Elec Pwr com-1O0 at 10, SO at 1914
Garfnckel COMO at 1874.
Riggs COM at 364.
Wash Gas 1t 4h4 pfd-2 at 81
Evening star., 1952-08-26

Zenn kaufman, MERCHANDISING
director of Philip Morris & Co.,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-11
II. oktober

ter Der gbriiten, bu lebrit uns nibt
nur Die lautere, nnbefledte Mnbetung
oes einen @ottes, ben all be}ten erjt
oes 2ebens Seligfeit beoeutet, ou
mablt Dir audi Die 2iebe snm 91h-
item 10 sl eigen, bob mir bel oir in
louperdner @irflamfeit alIe Seilmit=
tel finoen fir Die snbuoien llebel, an
oenen Die Seelen 6urh Die Nnbt Der
Siinoe leioen. gu belebrt nno leitejt
finolib bas &inb, fraftbon ben Sling
ling, miloe oas Ilter, pie es einem
ieoen nacb 2eib uno Seele angemeiien
III. Sur6 oiG untertpirft iid Der
Sobn ben gltern IN freier DienItbar=
felt uno gebieten oie gItern ibren
SDbnen nit Ser Mutoritat Der 2iebe.
Gn emit 8iirger nnb Biirser, BoIf
uno Solf, &aiie uno &aile, aue Men=
lben lntereinanOer bur1 elm 8ano,
oas mebr lit oils Dos 8an6 oes ae-
meinIamen 2ebens, olird cine pirf=
lide 8riioerlihfeit; inbem bn jie an
ibren gemeiniamen uriprung erin
merit 0u lebrit bie aonige iorgen fir
Die Golfer, su nabnIt bie Bolfer, oen
&onisen untertan 5ll iein. Mit mel
der ginoringlidfeit iaelt on uns,
pen man gbre i6uloie lit pem
Ser5lihfeit, ipem gerebrung, ipem
ebrfurdt, mem Srolt, tpem 3ureoen,
pen grmabnung, tuem 3urehtpei=
Jung, mem Strafe, ipem 3iibtignrg,
10 Dob mir lernen; baB mir atpar ni9t
alien in glei6er 8eiie alles ibuloig
limo, alien aber oie 2iebe nnb nienon=
Dem Die llngere6tigfeit." Fl ~.
Seine 8eneinidaft beiist aus fib
Ole Wta1t, ben gin5eIDillen tpirfIam
al ibr lduternoes i1nb 1tGblenoes Sc
iet 5ll binoen - oub Die fatboliIde
Stride nibt. Sie fatboliibe Stride
fonn bente lpeniger als friiber per=
binoern, oaB man it6 ibrem ginfluB
ent5lebt. 8er li6 ober fret m t
gan5er SeeIe ibr bingibt,
Ben erfiillt iie al16 iest nod NIT Nut
uno &raft 5l1m aueridperItenl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-11

oann: Nuf tpelde Beiie f0nnten benn
STRIDE unb fatboliibe MeIigion inebr
nno beiier gum perionIidetl bGusIi-
!6en nno geiellbaftliben @oble bei-
tragen2
rNo6 mebr aber Ieiitert &eligion
uno Stride oaburbr1aB ite alien, oie
giiten Willens ltnb, 'oie MitteI an oie
Sano geben, auf ouB iie IN Der &raft
Der gottlicben @nabe, bes @ebetes,
Der Saframente 5u lebenoisem gbri-
Itentl,m fommen f0nnen.
~gs gibt iebob BEL Der 9reibeit
oes menl6licben 8illens oltb aabl-
reide geidbrlide @eleeenbeiten, oieie
Oinge 81 oernahl1iiisen, 5u rnter-
laiien, ia ibnen Bioeritano gu Ieiiten.
Sas lit Die @rfldrung uno oie 8e.
griinonng oafiir, oaB 10 piel Srauri-
ges moglib lit. nidt nur obne oaB
Heligion uno Stride; cine Sbulb
oaran triigeh ionbern geraoe in OIL
reftem uno fortgeietten @iberiprub
uno @egenIat gegen oas bon ibr ge-
lebrte Gelet bes .hriitliben 2ebens.
lno. alle lire 8efniibuneen, oieies
@eles i'm 2eben Ourdauieben" (5itiert
III s. @r0ber, rSanbbub Der religio=
len @egenIpartsfragen", g. 1tOf.).
T. 8orauf es inn gbriItIiden ON
fommt, lit oie 8lut besS Seraens uno
Der slufl6tpung oes' @iuens, oie Sim
gabe Der 2iebe uno eie 9ereitibaft
5ln Spfer. SIMMER nieoer miiiien
oieIe BON nel1em anfangen, oie &nl=
tur in allen ibren @ebieten al per=
6riItlihen uno bos Cute in ibr sur
@eltung gu bringen. Simmer tpieoer
miiilen mir uus bemiiben, BoIitif,
aunIt uno @irtldaft oen driItli9en
8rltnoIatcn gemaB neu gu geitalten.
GS beoarf oouernoer 4nItrenauna, Die
teinen Iugenblid na6laiien oarf, ioa
menlhli6e &ultur nidt 5uriid fallen
in unmenl6li6feit.
gSie sic Stride BEL oie1er Iufaabe
bilft, Iagt ser III. IuguItinus: vSb
fat5olil6e Stride, olt tpabrbafte Mut-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-11

ME pereeiien, oaB elm SpItem, oas
oreibig Sabre oallerte, notuenoig
aud monbe quite ginridtlngen ba-
! Re Idaffen miiiien. Seoes neue Sp-
item miiiie oamit rednen, baB TO-
nobI politipe tpie negatipe 3iige ber
fomntlniitiiben @irtlbaft bleiben.
2ie sic 9inge beute liegen, miiBten
sic Ser. Staaten fortfabren, bie
iomietilhe ltnion mie einen Hinalen
n.no niht ipie cinen 8ortner in ser
politilhen slrena al bebanoeln.
Ser iopictiltiide Irud gegen oie
freien Snititrltionen oes @eltens
f0nne oufgcfongen meroen ourd
cine geibidte rnO lua6lame Intpen=
Dung elmer 8egenfraft ouf cine
9teibe bon gcograpbiicben ilno poli=
tii6en Eltnften, oie itd Itanoig an
bern, ie na6 Den politil6en loipieti-
Itiihen Mion0pern.
Ser 9lutor oerbirgt nidt feline
SDn1pathie, ia 9iebe fir Oas ruff
ld)e Solf, bos our6 Sic 3eiten bin=
ourd) ~Oie tleine 6Iomme bes @lau=
6ens an sic 8iiroe oe5 Menlden"
lnterbalten babe, ipie oltb fir Die
rullilhe &ultllr, vein auBeroroent=
licb lpidtiger Sell Oc5 allgemeinen
fulti.rellen 5ortidritts Ser Wenid=
belt" Gen mid)tiglten ginfluB auf
Die inneren GerbGltniiie HuBlonos
f0nne Imerifo MIR our6 oos 8ei-
lpicl ausiiben, ltno 5luor nidt MIR
ourh oas 9eiipiel inbe5ug auf Die
Inocrcn, IonOern Dor oIleln inbe5ue
ollI lih lelbIt. ~@enn lmier 2iht
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-11

mahtig lit, Damn fonnen mir lider
lein, bob feline StrabIen in bas ssu.
mere HuBlanos oringen tperoen unb
Die Gnnfelbeit, Die bort berrlht,
5erreiBt." Sr. &ennan gIaubt an Ell
ne aenoerung oes 5Ditems, obne
ieine slnlibt anoeps betpeiIen Al,
fonnen, als ourb pbilpiopbiibe ue-
berlegungen. @s tonne feline Stabi-
litat zines Gegimes geben oas lib
auf oie i6ledten uno idpa6en @i-
gend)aften Der Wenl6en Itiibt. Gin
Tegime, bas oanf ser Serabpiiroi=
glng oes Wenlden 5u leben per-
lu6c, oas iih bon ieinen @englten
nobrt uno bon ieiner &apaaitat, 5ll
ballen, fonne niht oauern. 9amit
meine ct nidt oie ruiiiibe &epoIu=
tion an li6, Sic ein fompli5iertes
Fbdnomen lei, oeiien 8ur5eln tief
in Der rllliiI6en @ei6i6te Iiegen.
abgeleben oaoon: lnan tonne Sic
Modt nibt bererben. sSriiber ODER
lpdter piirOe ieoer 8oliseiitaat .tpie
cine monotone, liG immer tpieoer-
holenoe Bbonographie ieoermann
langmeilig, ielbIt oenienieen sic i'm
fitbren. ~grbeben mir uns iiber oieIe
finoiIden &eattionen, uno ieben mir
Die Sragooie GlBlanos teilmeiie als
lnlere eigene Sragooie an, uno oas
rltllllfe Golf pie lnIcren 9amera.
oen in einem longen uno rauben
aonpf fir Elm gliidIidereS SpItem
oeS, 9te6eneinnnoer iopobl ser Men=
ld]en pie Der gtatur auf lnierem
beDegten Flaneten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-10-11
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