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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-05-21
Along The Potomac
from your Congressman
Dewitt S. Hyde

The Post Office Department has
asked for new bids from private
citizens who haul mail over star
routes and the move has brought
some criticism Of the department.
l have checked with postal of
ficials and am assured that this is
not move to deprive experienced
star route carriers of their contracts.
The law governing these contracts
provides for either renewal or re-
bidding, at the discretion Of the
Postmaster General, every four
years.
Postmaster General SUmmerfeld
has found that the cost Of these
routes has skyrocketed in the last few
years, and in order to try 10 save
the taxpayers some money, he wants
to make sure the carriers charge a
competitive price for thair work.
If present carrier is doing a good
job, at reasonable price, his con-
tract will be renewed. The Post Of
flee Department will, Of course, take
into account his investment in the
equipment and trucks he had been
using.
Congressman Garfield Of New Jer-
sey pointed out the other day on the
House floor that costs under current
star route contracts have jumped
300 or 400 per cent since they were
awarded-in one case 1900 per cent;
Those familiar with these facts know
that an economy move is necessary.
Transit Commission
The House Interstate and Foreign
Commerce Committee is holding
hearings this Thursday and Friday
at 10 a. m. in Room 1884 of the House
Office Building on my bill to establish
a commission to replace public trans
portation in the Washington metro
politan area.
There has been a great deal of in
terest in my proposal, and I hope as
many residents of the area as pos
sible can attend these hearings. The
Senate has already passed a similar
bill introduced by Senator Johnson.
Around The Capitol
Hearings have been held on bill
to incorporate the National Safety
Council. am in favor of the bill. .
Mrs. Hughes, of Frederick High
School, brought 76 students to the
Capitol and I was able to outline for
them some of the procedure in fed
eral law-making. Five boys from
the fifth grade at Wingate Elemen-
tary School visited the Capitol ac-
companied by Mrs Mazza. 4. Last
week I spoke to the sociology class
of Bethesda-Chevy Chase High
School.
I have been honored with, and ac-
cepted, an invitation to deliver the
principal address at Memorial Day
services at Antietam battle-ground
at Sharpsburg week from Satur-
day.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-05-21
PFC. RUSSELL HOSE is
RETURNING FROM ENGLAND

Army Pfc. Russell L. Hose, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis J. Hose, Sr., 319
Ridge Avenue, will return to the
United States from England soon.
Slated for rotation in May, he has
been serving with the 32nd Anti-Air-
craft Artillery Brigade at Milden-
hall, undergoing constant training as
part of the NATO defense forces.
A smoke generator operator with
the 44th Chemical Smoke Generator
Company, he entered the Army in
June 1851 and was stationed at Fort
Bragg, N. c., before transferring
overseas in April 1852.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-05-21
Cpl. Nevin Mauck
Is Home From Korea

Army Cpl. Nevin E. Mauck, whose
wife, Dolores, lives at SIG George
Street, and parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Mauck, live at Maugans-
vile, is returning to the U. S. after
serving in Korea with the 25th In
fantry Division.
Now the senior American division
on the peninsula, the 25th landed in
July 1850, shortly after the Commu-
nists attacked the Republic of South
Korea.
Corporal Mauck, who was a cook
with the 18th Infantry Regiment
entered the Army in November 1851
and received basic training at Camp
Roberts, Calf. A former student OF
Hagerstown High School, he arrived
in Korea last June.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-05-21
Open House AT Mt. Wilson

The new 300-bed addition 70 the
State tuberculosis hospital at Mt.
Wilson held open house May Is in
connection with National Hospital
Week, May 1915 Mt. Wilson, which
was dedicated the latter part of Feb
ruary, is the largest TB hospital in
the State and has been designed to
offer every known treatment, in
Guiding chest surgery, to tubercu-
losis patients. The eight-story, 3d.
100000 building, located near Pixies
vile, is the hub of the State TB hos
pital system.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-05-21
Slight Decline In Living Costs

The cost Of living in Baltimore
hit one-year low in March, Govern
ment figures show. The Labor De-
partment's consumers price index
placed the cost of services and com
modities needed by moderate-in-
come Baltimore families at 1920
percent of 1859 levels. This is
the lowest this index has shown
since March, 1852, when it stood at
1918.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-05-21

Young Evans managed to swim to
shore, but George, apparently hamp-
cred by the heavy boots he was
wearing, disappeared. When last
seen by his companion he was swim
ming towards the shore on his back.
Ever since the tragic hour, vol
unteer crews, under the direction Of
state police, the sherrif's office and
the Hagerstown Police Department,
had been dragging the river from
daylight to dark, but it was not until
$50 yesterday morning that the
body of the lad was recovered, at
just about the spot where he was
last seen.
During all this time, Mr.. and Mrs.
Burhans, with Georges sister and
brother, remained at the site of the
tragedy, hoping against hope that by
some miracle the lad might have
somehow made it TO shore and then
collapsed somewhere along the
banks Of the river. But those terrible
days of suspense ended with the re-
covery of the body yesterday.
George, who was 10 years of age,
had long been an enthusiastic cave
explorer. He was a student at Ha-
gerstown Junior College.
At the time we went to press, fun
eral arrangements had not been
made.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-05-21
TWO LOCAL BOYS HOME
ABOARD U.S.S. ORISKANY

John F. Poffenberger, fireman, U.
S. Navy, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John R.
Poffenberger, Williamsport, and New
in f. Nally, airman, u. S. Navy, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Nally
Hagerstown, are serving aboard the
attack aircraft carrier USS Oriskany
that returned to San Diego, Calf, on
May 10, after nine months in the Far
East.
The Oriskany has been operating
with fast carrier Task Force II, and
as the flagship of Rear Admiral Rob
ert F. Hickey, USN, Commander OF
Carrier Division 5.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-05-21

George, had disappeared in the
swollen waters of the Potomac Riv-
er, about three miles above Williams
port, when the boat in which he and
a companion, 16-year-old Robert l..
Evans, III, were returning from a
cave exploring trip, was swamped.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-05-21
Visitor From Abroad

A 22-year-old farm girl from the
Netherlands is Maryland's latest
visitor under the International Farm
Youth Exchange program. She is
Hendrika Weekhout, Of Borculo
Geld, who arrived in Maryland
April "a to live and work with farm
families in the state until June IS.
From Maryland she will 90 to Wis
consin.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-05-21
jet Streams"

jet Streams
Weather scientists believe they
may be able to chart natures get
streams great torrents of air 3d.
600 to 10000 feet up, which rush
across the Northern Hemisphere
from west to east at more than 300
miles an hour. This knowledge
would be of great value to the Air
Force and commercial airlines, it is
pointed out.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-05-21
VISITING IN WESTMINSTER

Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Rohrer, 757
Guilford avenue, are visiting with
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert o. Shoemaker and
family, in Westminster
Mr. and Mrs. Rohrer, with other
members of their family, attended
the wedding of their grandson, Rob
ert Harold Shoemaker, and Miss
Nancy Jane Fritz, in Krider's Luth-
eran Church near Westminster on
Saturday afternoon.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-05-21
PIE. Announces 2
New Appointments

Martin j. Urner has been named
The Potomac Edison Company's
Transmission and Distribution En-
gineer, and Charles c. Wolf has been
named his assistant, in consolida-
ton of these two departments fol-
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-05-21
Authorized To Sell Bonds

A bill passed at the recent session
of the Maryland General Assembly
and signed by Governor McKeldin
provides for the sale of 100000
worth Of bonds by the Mayor and
City Council Of Crisfeld, Somerset
county, for the purpose Of purchas-
ing land and erecting thereon build.
ings to be leased by new industries.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-05-21
Receive Government Contracts

Maryland firms received 81 fed
eral government contracts worth
nearly $4,750,OOO in March. The De-
partment of Labor public contract
division in Philadelphia released the
figures. Of the total, As contracts
valued at S3,285,OO0 went to firms in
Baltimore.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-05-21
Items of Interest
From Entire State
MARYLAND Ranks Fifth

The U. S. Bureau of the Census in
its Report of Population Estimates
has placed Maryland's population
for July /, 1852, at 2,526,000, an in
crease of $4,000 over the 1850 CEN
sus figure. This increase of 78 per-
cent is the fifth largest of the 40
states, exceeded only by gains in
Arizona, Nevada, Florida and Colo
rado.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-05-21
Just DoOdling

Some 5000 years ago, a Greek
businessman scratched on the clay
of his little account tablet a tiny
dancing figure. The National Geo
graphic Society, commenting on the
recently discovered tablet, said the
dancing figure is probably "history's
oldest known doodle"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-05-21
Oliver Wellington
Is N.A.C.A. Speaker

c. Oliver Wellington, senior Part
ner in the firm of Scovell, Yelling
ton and Company, New York City,
will be guest speaker at the regular
monthly dinner meeting of the Hag-
erstown Chapter, National Associa-
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-05-21
Farm Values Drop

Farm real estate dropped percent
between last November l and March
l, the Department of Agriculture
has reported.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-05-21
Building Activity Declines

April building activities in Hag-
erstown were well under the level
of April, 1852. Thirty-five permits
for construction of total estimated
value of 100000 were issued this
past April, compared to IA permits
for construction of total value Of
$4,000 year previous.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-05-21

Does your dog scratch? Chances
are it's fieas. Dust with or 10 per
cent DOT, and clean the dog bed to
get rid of flea larvae.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-05-21

Stark tragedy struck the home of
Mayor and Mrs. Winslow f. Burhans
on Sunday afternoon, when word
reached them that their oldest son,
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-05-21
Best-Dressed

The nations first lady, Mamie
Eisenhower, has been placed at the
top of ''the 10 best-tailored women
in America" She also heads the
list of those ''best-suited to their
jobs
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-05-21

In 1852, $3.50 pedestrians were
killed in U. S. traffic accidents.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-05-21
Body Of George Burhans, Drowned On
Sunday, Recovered Yesterday Morning

Oldest Son OF Mayor And Mrs WinsIow F. Burhsns Lost His
Life When The In Which He And Companion Were Re-
turning Capzed About Three Miles Above WIamsport
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-23
Das Model und der Ruhm
Won Marcel ~JOuhandeau

Gestern besuchte ich meme
Flickschusterin, cine crosse, dicke
und ziemlich schmutzige Frau. 1ch
sagte: WAS meinen Sic wohl, Ma
dame Bonbrin, gestern sprach
ich NIT einem Doktor der Medi-
Yin, der Sic gekannt hat, ais Sic
noch jung warren. Err muss an
scheinend sehr verliebt in Sic &C.
wesen sein 80"
,.Und das wundert Sic? Nun,
hIbsch bin ich ia eigentlich ME
gewesen, mein Herr. 1ch war
mehr ais hibsch, ich war sch0n.
Ich entsinne mich, dass ich
einmal - i'm Jahre der Weltaus-
stellung wars - die Avenue du
Bots de Boulogne entlangging.
Damals trug ich Elm weisses Spit
zenkleid NIT einem ziemlich tie
fen Ausschnitt. Elm bejahrter
Herr NIT einem langen Bart re-
dete mich an und bat, den Hut in
der Hand, UNI die E%rlaubnis, nit
mir sprechen ~ durfen. 1ch ge-
wahrte sic linn. Darauf err: Ma
dame, ich bin, NIT Verlaub zu sa-
gen, Elm Bildhauer, der einen
Namen hat. Seit langem schon
sehe ich Sic hier kommen und
gehen - seit langem schon be-
trachte und bewundere ich Sic.
Heute nun will ich linen einen
Vorschlag machen: Kommen Sic
zu mir und furchten Sic NIGHT,
dass es SIGH UNI das handelt, was
Sic jetzt denken. Ich will weder
hire Tugend noch die Ehre hires
Names gefahrden und mochte
Sic nur betrachten k6nnen, UNI
elm Meisterwerk daraus zu for
men. Sic werden das Model des
KunstWerkes sein, das Sic uber-
dauert -.
Err MUSE mir Zeit yum Mach
denken lassen, CAB ich linn zur
Antwort. Aber, ich war verhei-
ratet und mein Mann eifersich-
Zig. Den Namen des Kunstlers
habe ich gut gekannt, err war SC
etwas vie Elm Genie
,,Rodin vielleicht
,,Ja, ich CLAUDE - 50 HESS er .
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-23
Das kruzifix des Meisters
Fine Erzahlung um Veit Stoss. Won Erich Tiiller

meme Kunst -. Ich will die &C.
schichte Christi und seiner Lei
den dem Holze anvtrtrauen, das
warm list, bis der Himmel mich
enthuhnt
VIE aus elmer fremden Welt
erreichte inn die Stimn1e des
Richters: ,,Veit Stoss, Bildschnit-
ger zu Nurnberg, Ihr werdet um
falscher Urkund willen gebrand-
markt auf beiden Wangen."
Ais die ersten Oberglocken uber
die Reichsstadt Ntrnberg khan
gen, beugte SIGH der alte Meister
uber den Holzblock und settle das
Schnitzmesser an. Endlich &C.
horchten die Handle. Die Brand
male glthten auf den wangen
des Names vie stille ewige Fcuer.
In semen Augen ruhte der Friede
des Erl6sten. Ais or Won seiner
Arbeit aufsah. ging sein Blick,
allies Endliche umfassend, dort-
hin, wo das Ewig- Heitere besinnt.
,,Vinzenz!" REF er den tungsten
Gesellen. Mach die Fenster auf,
dass DIES Herrgotts Fruhling Elm
lass finde, und denk daran:
Christ it auferstanden!"
Der Junge nickte eilfertig, OBJ
wohl er den Doppelsinn der Worte
NIGHT begrif. Ais er verstohlen
einen Blick auf den Leib des &C.
k%reuzigten warf, strich linn der
Meister gitig uber die Hare:
,,Jetzt schaffen's die Handle VIE
der, Vinzenz! Wenn ich den VOL
lendet habe, UNI den ich Leid und
schande getragen, damn wird or
mich erl0sen."
Welt stoss prufte das Schnitz-
werk und fand, dass es wohlge-
raten war: Der Leib des Hollands
reckte SIGH i'm Schmerz ent-
schwindenden Lebens zu geister-
halter Schlankheit - der Schurz
deckte i'm Anprall zines unh6r-
barren Sturmes des K0rpers Bl0sse.
Das Haupt sank i'm letzten Atem
sterbend nieder auf die Brust,
Uber der Dornenkrone aber stand
anklagend: INR1.
Und wahrend der Meister Won
neuem das Schnitzmesser an
settle, vereinigten SIGH ale Glok-
ken der Stadt yum 0sterlichen
L~obgesang. Das Kruzifix, sein
Kruzifix, wiirde bald i'm Schin
der Lorenzkirche die Glxubigen
an das Leiden und Auferstehen
des Herrn gemahnen. Es wiirde
- dessen war er gewiss - die
Zeiten iberdauern, dem in seiner
Hande Werk lebte Elm CLAUDE,
de: starker war ais Not und Trib-
sal auf der Erden.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-23
Das Hasenei des Erzmarscha||s
Won FlOrian Seiderer

Es list dies einc schier er-
schr0cklich zu vermeldende Histo-
RE, und sic soil SIGH, SO das pro
tocollum actum elmer hochwohl-
l0blichen Beh0rde zu Recht be-
steht, kurz vor Ausbruch des Sic
benjahrigen Krieges zugetragen
haben.
Der sic ms Hifthorn blies und
ms Gerede brachte, war NIGHT der
Jber aus Kurpfalz, dem das ia
gen Elm h0llisch Plaster gewesen,
so dass err noch jetzo i'm Volks-
lied durch den griinen Valid rel
tet, sondern der herzogliche Wild
meister Bolz, der, staff dem Waid-
werk zu obliegen, am grunen IT,
sche sass und lieber NIT der
FEEDER dem NIT der Buchse in des
Herrgotts Tierreich pirschen ging.
Zines lenzlichen Morgens schnitt
SIGH der Herr Winchester einen
frischen Federkiel, grif zu Tinte
und Papier und schrieb an das
herzogliche Forstamt, dem er -
halten zu Gnaden! - NIT schulz
digem Respekt zu dienen SIGH be-
~feissigte.
Vom grunen Tisch aus CAB er
dem ANTE kund und zu wissen:
Bel dem mir unterstellten For
ster Fuhrmann hat soeben Elm
Haas, den dieser Won Jugend auf-
gezogen, etliche Eyer geleget. Fine
Raritat furwahr - submisset "a
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-23
Taq|ich Elm Fl aber klein 0sterei!
,,Das konzentrierte Wunder'. Won Ernst NOger

Gaylord Hauser list NIGHT der
erste, und or wird NIGHT der letzte
sein, der NIT geschaftiger liner
m%idlichkeit semen Anhangern das
RECEIPT zur Lebensverlangerung auf
den Speisetisch legt -. Seit der
Mensch die Erde bev0lkert, ist
das Langerlebenwollen in ,,ewi-
ger" Jugend das Ziel Weller
menschlicher Bemihungen: Die
Furcht vor dem Alter, besonders
vor dem allmachtigen Verfall,
liegt vie elm NIGHT zu bannender
Schatten auf allen denkenden We
sen. Zahlreiche Versuche sind
schon unternommen worden, die
ses Altern aufzuhalten, Drogen
und Diaten ersonnen, Methoden
ausgeklugelt und Kuren %propagiert
w'orden, UNI Jugend, Spannkraft
und Leistungsfahigkeit so LANCE
vie m0glich zu erhalten. Wissen-
~schaftler, Aerzte und Ernahrungs-
fachleute - Manner vie Bar
dach, Bogomoletz, Fraschini, Car
rel bis zu Gaylord Hauser,
haben versucht oder versuchen.
dem Geheimnis der ewigen Ju-
gend auf die Spur I'll kommen.
Viele werden es noch v%ersuchen,
und INNER wieder wird SIGH die
Menschheit versuchen lassen .
Wenn nun seit Ginger Zeit in
unseren Grosstadten Lieferwagen
NIT der Aufschrift ,,Das konzen-
trierte Wunder" herumfahren,
damn haben sic etwas NIT einem
neuen Versuch III tun, auf den
Grundlagen uralter Erkenntnisse
Elm Mittel zu linden, UNI, nit elm
fachen Worten: SIGH zu verjun-
gen 49,.
Els war der franz0sische Hin
n%erzuchter Maurice DIES Allees, der
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-23

ais erste westliche Kolonisatoren
iiber Marseille in diesem Land
Fuss fassten und den Figuren der
Kirchenportale und den Liedern
der Troubadoure ihren heiteren.
harmonischen Geist aufgepragt
haben.
Won Aries fuhren wir i'm Abend-
LIGHT durch das seltsame Suinpf-
gebiet des Rhonedeltas, die Ca
margue, dem Meere ~, Fielder.
Won Graben durchzogen, Simple
Won Schiff umwogt, SIGH i'm Was
ser wiegende V0gel. Endlich das
Nicer! Aufdem Strand .lagen
scharfschnabelige Boote, vie van
Gogh sic gemalt hat. - "Das
Nicer hier hat cine Farbe vie
die Makrelen, das heisst cine YER
anderliche; man weiss NIGHT i'm
mer, OBJ es grin ist oder violet
oder blau", schrieb er an semen
Bruder.
"Die heiligen Marien vom Nee
re" heisst das Fischerdorf mach
Maria, der Schwester der Mutter
Gottes. Maria Magdalena und
Maria Salome, die hier NIT Mar
tina und dem auferstandenen La
1arus auf der Flucht aus Judaa
einst gelandet sein soilcn. In der
linen eeweihten Kirche feiern die
zigeuner alljxhrlich i'm Mai die
drie Marden.
Bis die Some unterging. schau-
ten wir aufs Nicer hinaus, das.
vom Sturm gepcitscht, gegcn de
Kiiste brandete.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-23
Fruh|ingsfahrt durch die PROVING
Won DR.. X. Hillebrand, Paris

Sem Brausen dr6hnte uns in den
Ohren, sein grelles LIGHT brannte
uns in den Augen, und Won Zeit
zu Zeit wirbclte er den Staub
der ausged0rrten Landstrasse so
hoch auf, dass wir vie i'm Nobel
dahinfuhren. Err peitschte un-
seren Wagon und wenige Radfah-
rer voruber an der Burg Won
Beaucaire iibe. die Rhonebriicke,
und erst am anderen Ufer fan
den wir endlich etwas Schultz
i'm Rucken Won Tarascon, dem
alien Rhoneschloss Renees des
Guten. Der Wind hat NIGHT nur
die Landschaft, er hat offenbar
auch die Provencalen, weiche
mittelmeerische Menschen NIT
elmer singenden Sprache, III
Kampfnaturen umgeformt. Err
LESS sic machtige, turmbewehrte,
fast fensterlose Burger bauen vie
die Won Tarascon, die NIGHT nur
vor Feinden, sondern auch vor
dem feindlichen Wind Schultz bo-
ten.
Wir flichteter Won dort mach
Aries, UNI uns in SEMEN Gassen
vor dem Mistral III verstecken.
Der hohe Mauerring der R0mi-
schen Arena - Elm .prachtvolles
Bauwerk .,us der Zeit DIES Augu-
stus - gewahrte uns cine Atem-
pause. Auch dleser scheint, We
nigstens i'm Mittelalter, ais SIGH
noch zahlreiche Hauschen in linn
zusamemndrangten, cine Art
Schultz und Trutzburg gegen den
Feind Numme- I sewesen "a sein.
Heute werden in der Arens Stier-
kampfe ausgetragen. Die MACH
ste Atempause ,wurde uns in der
ddsteren Romanischen Kirche Won
Saint Trophine zuteil.. die Elm
Schiller des heiligen Paulus be-
griindet haben soil. 1hr vielge-
rtihmtes Relief tber dem Portal,
Won dem van Gogh geschrieben
hat, cs sci wunderbar. "aber %
grausam, 50 monstros vie Elm
chinesischer Albdruck" erheitertc
und trotz aAler strenge der kom-
position nit semen zartlinigen,
griechischen Gewandfalten ursd
den klaren antiken K0pfen. Obese
harmonische Formensprache wirk-
to so sxnftigend auf unsere &C.
miiter vie klassische Musk. VIII
sprachen Won den Gretchen. die
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-23
Schlegels Unrat

Friedrich Schlegel war Elm gros-
ser Dichter, aber er hattie die un-
verzeihliche Unart, Namen Won
Menschen, die er NIGHT liebte,
durch Versetzen Won Buchstaben
zu entstellen. Ernst traf er in
elmer Gesellschaft den Syndikus
Griesmann, der Inn wegen seines
honigsissen Wesens verhasst war.
lei guten Tag, Herr Grindikus
Siissmann", begrisste er inn. VIE
gent es 1hnen?"
Die Gesellschaft erstarrte. Nur
der Angeredete blieb ruhis. Laut
und deutlich, dass jeder verstehen
konnte, CAB er eur Antwort: Itch
danke, gut, Sic Flegel."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-23

Elm Pfarrer in der Sowjetzone
sprach in seiner PREDICT Won je-
nen Menschen. die hire Landsleu-
te lin Dienste des Fortschritts'
fir Judaslohn an die Besat-
zungsmacht verkaufen. "Diese
Menschen", 50 REF er aus, sind
NIGHT vert, dass man linen ins
Gesicht spuckt."
Dix Kommandantur h0rte da-
von, wolfe keinen Staub aufwir-
beln, und empfahl dem Pfarrer,
seine Aeusserung "freiwillig" ~
widerrufen.
"Liebe Gemeinde", sagte der
Geistliche am nachsten Sonntag,
lin meiner letzten PREDICT ist mir
cine Behauptung entschlupft. 1ch
sagte, dass Leute. die unseren
ruhmreichen Befreiern Angaben
uber hire eigenen Bruder machen,
NIGHT vert seien. dass man linen
ms Gesicht spuckt. Das widerrufe
ich HERMIT ~feierlich und erklare:
- sic sind es vert"
C"Tarantel")