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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-10-07
cATEcHIsTs IN JAPAN.

In Japan especially the catechist
has very important part in the apos-
tolate. He is as the right hand of the
missionary, the indispensable auxili-
airy of the apostle from beyond the
seas. There are two methods of at
tracing the pagan Japanese toward
the Faith: one is the system of public
conferences that has been inaugurated,
the other the establishment of friendly
relations between the mono Christians
and the catechist.
At the present time the second
method is productive of the more
satisfactory results. It is difficult for
the foreign missionary to become on
terms of friendly acquaintance with a
Japanese family, for the people hold
somewhat aloof from the foreigners in
their domestic life.
The catechist is, however, a
Japanese, and he appears to be the
instrument chosen by Providence to
SOW the seed of truth in the, minds of
his compatriots. His part .f similar
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A MAGNIFICENT LEGACY.

Quite recently the Catholic Church
Extension Society was the recipient
of securities in the sum of $4,000,
the same being the bequest of a de-
ceased clergyman, who resided in Chi
cago, the headquarters of the Society.
This magnificent legacy was be-
queathed as a designated gift, portions
of which are to be distributed to the
various charitable activities of this
Society, and also to the Indian
Bureau, in connection with its work.
A few weeks, ago the Church Elk
tension Society also received from
this estate $4,000 in securities, for
the purpose of having Masses said
for the repose of the soul of the de-
ceased, thus making the total be-
quest $4,000 This good Father, al
though no longer here on earth to
lend his priestly assistance to the
salvation of souls, has left that be-
hind him which will help to carry on
the apostolic work to which he con-
secrated his life.
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ANSWER OF JAPANESE.

A cultured but cynical Japanese,
when confronted with divided non
Catholic Christianity, politely remark
ed: Gentlemen, go home and agree
among yourselves as to what you be-
lieve, and then come and preach to
u.s." They never had to say that to
the Catholics. Long and honorable is
the roll of martyrs for the Faith, mis-
sionaries and converts alike, in the
Flowery Kingdom. Both in China and
Japan, the Church is working on her
old lines of self-evangelization. There
is a goodly number of Japanese priests
and nuns to help the European mis-,
sionaries. In China there are at least
six hundred native priests.
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scoURGEs OF THE CONGO.

Writing to us of the Sleeping Sick
ness in Loango, Father Christopher
Marichelle, C. S. Sp., says of his ex-
periences when the dreadful scourge
first appeared in that country:
Every day, Father Derouet (now
Bishop Derouet) and I set out to ex-
plore the jungle in search of the sick.
left to die alone in the wilderness;
again, we came upon some fifteen or
twenty hopeless sufferers who had
dragged themselves away, to perish
together. How happy they were when
we arrested our steps beside them;
how grateful for the little aid we were
able to bestow upon them; how thank
full for our sympathy!
While passing through village one
day we heard that child and it's
mother, both of whom had been seized
with smallpox, had been carried out
among the hills and left in a ravine
to die.
We could gain but meagre direc-
lions as to the place where these poor
creatures had been abandoned, yet we
set out to aid them.
Continuing on to second ravine
we found the pitiable objects of ou1
search. They reclined upon a miser
able mat, and beside the mother was 9
basket containing a small quantity oil
manioc and a jug that had probably
contained water. The woman could
no longer eat, however, and the fire
quent draughts of water wherewitE
she had sought to allay her fevered
thirst had soon exhausted the contents
of the jug. From our supply, bap
tized the poor sufferer and her child;
we also did what we could to alleviate
their sufferings and then, with sac
hearts, we're forced to continue ou1
journey.
The following day, I went back tt
the spot The child was dead and the
mother had disappeared. Doubles:
she had dragged herself away, in the
delirium of fever. to perish elsewhere
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THE MISSIONARY CAREER.

mo earthly ambition" says Cath
Ollie Missions" prompts young men
to abandon the comforts of civiliza-
ton, to break family ties, and to
launch into an existence of dire pow
erty, danger and illness in pagan
land with but one goal, the sacrifice
of even life for Christ's sake. 1t is a
folly that seizes upon the enthusiastic
natures of the aspirant missionaries
and prompts them to enter the foreign
mission field-the folly of the Cross.
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HALF A LOAF

Men do not gather grapes OF
thorns, or figs of thistles, neither do
they expect to meet Beau Brummels
in the breadline." Carter was, there
fore, a good deal startled when the
rough-looking man who had bumped
into him began to apologize.
Hope We amt hurt. l was running
because I'm late"
Carter was standing on the corner
watching the line of hungry men and
women shuffling furtively into the
mist, their shoulders wearing the dis
couraged stoop that is the hallmark
of the conquered, their torn, battered
shoes making soft, clucking noises on
the muddied pavement
ooh, I'm all right was his absent
reply, his gaze still fastened on the
bedraggled bread-line undulating into
the foggy gloom of the November
night like some hideous crawling rep
tile that the slime of civilization had
spawned. 81 didn't get hurt
It was worth while seeing, he told
himself-this midnight march of the
hungry upon the great bakery where
the days unsold bread was given
away; and now that he had seen it
he would go home to bed. So think
ing he turned up his coat collar-for
the fog had brought with it fine
drizzle-and came face to face with
the rough-looking man, still waiting
| on the pavement
| Hatless, collarless, gloveless, his
appearance was the reverse of invit-
| ing and Carter would promptly have
evaded him but for two large red
hands which barred his path as they
motioned vigorously toward the re-
treating procession
Come along" cried hoarse voice.
You're next!"
Carter shook his head. mo, I'm
not; I'm not going to wait"
"Not going to wait!" The bread
liner cast quick, unbelieving glance
at Carriers face, as though the remark
passed the limit of the credible, and
followed up the look with knowing
but friendly grin.
"That breads fresh-don't you wor-
ry. I've had loaf fer three nights.
There amt no better in Moo York"
Strangely enough Carter felt no in
clination to laugh. For an instant he
eyed the drab array, half-hidden in
the shadow Then, spurred by a
vagrant longing for adventure, he
stepped forward, pushed his new ac-
quaintance in front of him.
"All right-after you!"
They had barely taken their places
when other belated stragglers surged
in behind them, and the line length
ened anew. And as it heightened, and
the motley crew moved over the slip
perry pavement, Carter found himself
exchanging odd bits of talk with one
and another, as if he were indeed a
denizen of this gray realm of priva-
ton, and had no connection with the
sunny world he was accustomed to
view from the club windows.
His clothing aided the illusion. He
had strolled out, needless of over
coat, cloth cap pulled down over
his forehead; and in the dim light
he passed without comment. One
of the policemen whose duty it was to
keep the famished line in order did,
indeed, glanced sharply at him, then
treasured by the artistic manner in
which Carter drew his cap over his
right eye, straightaway forgot him.
The rear end of the procession now
neared its goal--a gigantic bread bas-
ket, at the side entrance to the bakery
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to the vocation of the disciples of Our
Lord who were sent, two by two, into
various localities to prepare the way
of Christ's visit to these places at a
later period.
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gorlSuFio li.ot ,.in sdmud ouf

gorlGufig liegt tsin Stmud anf
Dem IhIihten 8rdbftsin. ODER bod.
Witten in benz gfsuserant elm iptn3t'
ass 3ipeislein blihenber Grtta.
Sn oem fleinen Yart ipdhlt fein
.Seioetrout. sluf Der 2lutpmobtls
6auiIee audi ni6t. aber briiben in
ytitolosies, ba Itebt cine airde auf
einem rotben, rptben Siael, auf benz
Is letie buffet. Sine seitrense Wors
lmnostdfel perbietet oas Bfliiden.
9lter Elm iungsr Stubent bat boh elm
SienoeIhsn fir isin 8nopflcd ubge-
riTen. Sber NOR es Elm i6oneS, flu
oes Wdbhen, bas bic tpin5iQe 8liitben.
no!oe lif,elno aus nem 9iirtel nohm
uno iiber ods eiierne Sitter fallen lieb,
bin ouf ein perehrtes Grab.
Gin 9oridIae 5ur Site: WolIen
mir es nitt einfah bel bieier punpera
polIen uno erniten 8leiitfeier bepenoen
Ioffen2
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gln Der Gde bes Yotsodmer YiaBes
tauft Iih Elm gerliner Elm Mbenbbldtt.
WGbrsno Der 3eituussmann ouf Elm
Siinfsispfenniaftiit beruusgibt, aetg.
Der SGufer IaneIam in bic Sobe uno
iagt: ,Ra, bic tommen lpenl9Itens
ir6sr iiber pisfen plaB, phns iiberfah'
-eH gu tperoen!"
Der 3situnesmonn blidt auf, tpts er
ober entoett, bab es ni6ts rpeiter 1T,
ais oas h.Glbeleuhtete RetIameIuft'
ihiff Der neutrality-suspicious. bas
ba oben rubis iibsr benz @stpiibl oas
finfGbrt, fdgt er baIb drgerlidh iiber Die
St0rung, baIb perGdtlih: 3D."
llnb 1ibt rpsiter ihrierige 9ro'
ihenItiite heraus.
Sd! Wie lunge 1T es Der, 6uB mir
einanoer tootorGngtsn, um bas hinz
terIte Steueri6ndnshsn bon 3eppsIirs
GcntbalIon gu Ieben?
Iber tpenn bic 6erren, Die uniere
2ipiliIution ausbauen, oem 3ettures'
mann pom qotsoomsr 9lub imponirtn
molten, niiTen lie ihou ettpas Srt9ts
nelleres, lpenigsr 9erbrauttes finoen,
oIs nGhtItden Quftpertebr iiber ber
| i.ebenben WeIt'taot.
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tannu potgrli,
nltirsIEtar PtfnnHtrrs NUM-.

gerfieseIte sussso.e nsrbeH sHIs.oenasuem.
men IN ben G'ftfe bes LrfCtut ef %Aa4iE Sgls
rice gianIbnne Cincinnati, Ltto. bis u utr
Uiitass Ont Z on reg Il q q. ben r.. oepieHl
her 1911 tlr big Gie'eEang une aslte'eruua npU
gt00 enrBels cu'er rut ii5 Zprnrn oeG 'ag
cen cSebIGatb be5 SrGBen. gHb SfDeI stsiHi'
puRps IepariemCHts.
ssbes Greebat nus TEN eoIer saomen ieber
6efsuftdfi Uber Eefelf1afieu fpsi4e aos Grss.
bot maheH tafrie bon Glen 2erfcrefI. bic hf
baran iuiereiiireu snibalitfL Ine tnrb bsaleilst
ieiH NIT s.asr AarafdafI IN Der Bnmu9e Den
$500 90 1olnrs poer etTIeuf sfrff1tTten Ghs6
ou' ctue suifieasree Bauf als esre 8nraHfte b.
FIR. has tUeHn etn unas5ot Gnetror,nlen fptre,
eth aputrafi efnneadreen lDerssH ntre.
SolIe trasuoeir argeboi surRrgsuieeT sptt.
ben ecru irite 'clher gteS CT ben Rieier rss
tourutrt, uHb foufs irGsnbtin srasset rrct
romuisH nerhtu. earn istrn foI6er Etef no6
sa'rtfbeniie leHber GEffatrura uHb si6erlssl.
luna bee aoutraf.s suThGerftdftti
Ter Ttrecipr o' 9ubiie Syrrtct bshdt N4
bds Nsfsi Dor. irasuhcIts chez ale Engebcis
az oerpeTien.
am auttraps bsE Tirtrer Of eutlis gststts.
Ter l9 SSc.sEtber 1911.
Sos a. GIint
1s2l aHrfireHbsg G!sr'.
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2lm 8dnniss. 9on Der automobiIs
hurhfau1ten Strabe ber peiIt cine
fteine 5Qfel bsm 9priibergebenoen els
nen fleinen Seitsnpfab: ,Weg ~
&leiits Grab" Der 8erltner, Der oies
len Bsg einibIdgt, tommt in sinen
iQubereu, BON bdureifen Ierrains, Rus
bertIubb6uIsrr uHo giusn stpas sins
geengten Gartsn, I5oner, aIs t6n Die
rGhItsn 8iQen boben. Die 2eute ites
ben Elm bib6en an benz umgitt.rtsn
Brobe itiQ unD Ieien bic Sni6rtft:
,gr Tuhte bier ben Sob unb fano Die
unIterbli6teit." Wenn oos Sinb
fragt, tpsr bier bsgraben liegt, be-
tomnt es bic 4nttport: Gin 0ihter!
uno banr gehen bic 2suts. Die
iibrtgens ME ettpas BON aleiit eslefeu
hdbsn, einigsr S6ritts lpeitsr, ieben
fid untsn auf siue iteinsrns 8ant uno
bliden auf ben in Der Qbenbfouns
blintenbsn Gee. Die Gompfer Him
oeln, bic Wptorbpote tuten: tutib -
tutab, neil bod bas totisrlits autoe
fisnal nur gu 2anb. ietnsn Snbabern
areierpirt 1T. Wus oem gootshnus
snebenan fd6rt Elm ftrammer 4htsr
,Gus. 46er psnn bds finb ii6 iiber
al Das frsut unb ldut tpirb, permubnt
rss Der Batter ftreng our Rube. gr Deib.
nas er Dem Srte fhulbet. uno oarum
fIblt sr fid seniert uHo sebt fdnea
lpieoer pom Der unbe9ogliheu Sebenss
anuroigteit meg.
llnb in psnisen mnnen tpirb es ans
bers ipsrben. On 9etnrih aleiTts
hunbertitsm 5obestne., neil 5unpert
bod 70 eine ih0ns runbs 3abl III,
ptrb es tpobl laut fperben an bieiem
SeibftmDrbersrab, bds emit 10 einfam
lag uno beute ous ftilpollite partmo'
Hurnent elmer .lesantsn Dinsntolonis
biloet.
Sebr ftSn unb itimmungsnnu iuirb
Is rperben. Die Berlin.r rperben atpur
bis oabin ihren &Ieift nod INNER nihi
gelefen babsn, uber iie nerben bi.
Iunbe 3ubl feisrn. menn aIles gut
eebt, fam es Elm 5eit s.ben. tpi. Di.
fh0nite Rrieserpereinsfabnentpetbe
Gin .dter profefor pirb tp.iboou
fprehen. unb Wdnnerh0r.. limb
Rrdnae. Tbeils grobs, offisi.lIe mil
Gnletfen In ben Reidsfarben, tbeils
finnige. Don gebentsnoen, ftilen 8ers
ebrern gei.iftei, ois.ret. fpDnton unb
NIT osm Hcnea b<S Gpenoers Ia
Dsk,bsa4 a,sf bsz &siat5Glsife.
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Pptts faY Qrntrattsrrs.
6 mmtffteners Etftes.
4amll Ron Gonuit BIC,


Samilion GoRnib Esio
uctHnaTt, O., T. EfSienber 1911,
BerfteeeIfe GngeDeie ugroea eat.
0eaenaen0utfueH III ner Cftire ees Soare 81
Gounip gpnlntNionerS bis Ersiiag ben O.
Eftober ieii nm II ubr Ehtags. tar bss
Eatitepeuee Gpaniusflrbeit.
ssnah ben SpeS.isiationsn Be 2os-sSlr bic
9sexbeieruHg Der @ltnt Sthooi eoEie gfoab, boa
qineon aoenue bis 9lue Rod 4iie. tn Gteea
unb Gcleraiu Infurltips
Tie arbeii bat Su sef6eseu In letereinttH'
utuna init cen Nlanen nrb SoesiNioiionen.
ipei1e isgi In ter Office bes geab Of gcartr
GpmEliHioners aufiieaen.
s1s anseboie mtilfu au' ssormiInrs dasess
fueiDe iepi IN ber Office bes @oGTh Of gountu
gnunir GoutmtHiorers sn tabsn ftnb gHh BE-.
aIsliei felH bon esHefr scrID IN her Eunfne BON
finFhruhert $4,000 1otIurs. NIT smet gutsa
une eenieennen FRresu ale 5inereeti. has
Der Eiefer ben Hartrnft eiraeper fpirb tar Eiss
fnbruna Der atbeIi, TN Sane brfsibs tbrl snsr'
flnni tUirb
Die aouH!n Gommiifieusrs besoIteu 70 bos
sfsti Dor, i.senbstH oeer ale GHatbois Gu
eer,nsrfer
: sur eiafttnss bss soars Of samiIiOn gOanfS
StaRIer GtrubIe 9rntsent.
Gtteit: Gree. Tteteb. Glerf
Ti42i2s
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Die pertQufts Ghefrau u.
SiirsIih fam ben Yetsrsburger 8eb0rs
ben elm isItsnsr san CUR aenr+niB,
Der 3eigt, auf tpelher nIsorigen Stufe
bic unteriten Sdihten bes rufiiasn
9oltes in moruliI6sr Sinfidt iteben
Mon ftsuts fsIt, blb Elm g3emanu
feline Grau psrtauft bate. Das puros
an Iia nod niht 10 pisI bsoeutsn:
bas ueberrai6enbite mar, odb Der
9ertauf rpie Elm pplitGnois gsieBli6sr
4tt pom giirssrmeiitsr rehtstrdftIg
qsmubt purbs. Sin ginpobnsr BON
aaguI bate hring.no 9elb notbis,
uno ou sr isiusr gb,fruu auh Ibsrs
briiiTis mar, 10 bot sr ils stnem Jreuns
be fir 48 Rubel gum aalIfe an. DER
9ertrao purbe geIhIoHen uno bas
GeIo be5abIt. Der Waun botte nun
oaran, iit cine anbers Jrau 81 ne3s
men, pieaeiht nit Der 4biiht, aud
bisIe su pertqufen. Ibsr feline erIte
Hrou, bic baIb ben neuen Ssrrn niht
mebr mohte, fuhte cine Glef6elbung
berbeisufiihren. go tpurbe bic gan3e
8tiaihte ben gehorben be,annt, oi.
itaunenb eins offistsIle 8eiheInigung
pom 9emsinberutb Dor iih fdben, aus
Der berpprging, baB am p. Dat 1911
bic Grau rshtmdbis pom et9en.n 9ats
ten an einen 4npern pertauft tporoen
pGrs. 0ag Document trus ale llns
teri6riftsn, Sns.l uno Stsmpelmar:
fen. bic nothpenbis paren, bo5u aud
bic Qamen ppn 5pei 3eusen. Der
notere gurgermsiIter, Der oieisn ielt'
Idmen gertauf beft0tigt bate, puros
ieines Mntes .nt5oben.
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Estis an RsHtYSstssva.
rliffspnsrS Cfftea

ia n 10 HtA Ltte
4inetHHoti, Ettc. 81. aasaN 1911
ssrftsasif. rnss,ssot. psesn sns
Geantb GsmmiHisutrs BIS Ertitae eta q
Ssp.swba 1911, am II IIbr Titisst tAr bic naas
llebeuhe GpuHthsAybeti:
gsmds ben ee.,fiiatisHtr 30 $50 ent ss
@rbtHsrune b.r earron uns Rem Gaetr wsae
peH WleGiugss BIS eets Gre! in 6arfteu EesEr
iSip
Tfs arbeit Dat an eefHe8sn IN usssInnfttus
rruna NIT ben gidnsn uub 6pessfsfatt sren.
ipef6s test in Der Ef'ies oss Wsoyb ss gcuRss
GomMtficners au'Itsoen
ale Gnaebuis M9fEsH auf TorrsuIersn nukas
fuiiat fstn. tDei1e tn bG Cffies keS Bscrh d
EouHin GomriifioneTs Az oohsn itns, nne 81
sIsttst ier bon einsm sqHp IN bfr cote ssa
faHfbnrhert tss0o.00l Tcrars init sipei Gms
ten arb eenleeubsn Htiroen ols eiNuHsit, bae
eer @leter s'- 6o1traft dnaebfn mirb sur QnS.
tapuns bey. arbstt i'm enus bsrfssss Tim ~
erfanHf mire.
Fis Gpnntr Gounsirinusrs bseaIfsu n6 boS
He0i boz. iroenbein cher aus 9nsehcis ~
Serperfen.
gouiMifficntrx.
s,xt.. sss.sssn.IsssstI.uss sI.., sra'''Hi
3i,T,A2i
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@n Der Qnoeren Gds. Mdn bort si.
ncn Gntbuiiaitsn Isin Berlin preiien:
,Seben Sic, oieIs Gntpitelunq. bieie
G0qlihteiten. lin Mittsrnaht tonz
nen sic iest babsn. Driiben bout
man elm neues Rieienrsitaururt.
DieI. guntbeit! 9isie Tiile! auss
'inOsn Sis i6pn in Berlin"
Der glnbere 1T braungs6ronnt uno
Tiebt aus, als bdtts sr nod seftsru i'm
1eibsn Sdnoe geiseen.
rQues ntht!" iagt er.
nDas febIt Sbnsn?" fragt iein Gss
fG6rte.
Gin 5lst&sn," fu9t Der Sruuns.
r@sr'teben Sic, t,in 2otal, tsins Sert.
lihtsit, ionbern Elm Jlethen."
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1in eeraaln. nm s,n,n aaaraa ap,nia.r.sswn.

6Itsdntss ettm. sHsbaItsub Gmpfanestaft, qaricr.
0sltVmfr nHb erpbs aiiGt I'm tEhtn StDe, rttE
SAiSBinfntr. Wab nne itparases earaicrn i'm
SnafAadabsn In Der Mstie. earshcias stntlb, Sstt
maNers ctisuna fspardsf Gas sssnsn@t, lauifr
HRfHtres Rosrsn nns 3idsIs atbffn fiit ffibarf
NlnmtusNFbtit. tasne tiefiriiHs GiHridinne. ale
neprnen Standardization, tStFrnad, arHcbis ure
e6aiitnsoams Cot faHtsse sSas gfeH;. 9rtls
mhste Wuh assbrn psrptn, uia eti6dst 'rtrs
BEN tu fDnnfn Cfisn tar gsfsdiiguna 2oo Gsisn
EFT, Wsttsrtaer Bart Nt Mubafg IanEsfrcs
esn BET n, . GtrbsIrb, 10 9rHs HafieusI Eani
@teoupe, eiHtiaHoiL @bens Rain 3as4
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% or il B Il en-.

,4bsr Enrthen, mas foa b.nn aus
Dir NAL tperbsn2 9u aeri6lagft ju
alles!"
.gteir9lopfc!"
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an Strfanfen @erff,ieoenes.

9ebemaf tbine teciitine Guainel ron 2b
4ferDefraft aanhsufr1asn 10. 1925 Spriue
tYrobe Mpe hfrteR gO~-16
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8erliuer Abenoe.
Bon qrnolb S0Ilrtesel.

Qunapurf. Sunbert Shritte BON Der
Nadeltreppe eutferut unb bon Dem
1ipponronl, in oem geIhuintte Wei
Der freiicoen, iteht Elm runoes sempels
den. oyn Der Wlttte iibt Der Serr Seb@
rer bait in Der brounen Re6ten etne
9idorrette, in Der brounen GIntsn els
ntr RDbrItct unp Iangpetlt 1ith ura
enolidl. Denn er bari ielne Shnie
niht perlaIen uno etpn uur pen
.Sauprplar pes 4rabsroorfes nit ben
hubIten Gcrlinerinnen totettlersn, Die
pas qepuIpige garaoetamel beIts'gsn
uno Ii6 70 entsiideno gu fiirhten ipt's
len. fpenn e nunn i'm langiamsr
Sd,outeIItritt nobiupanoeIt - Ns
TlsiId) uno gein geporoene Sesz
frdathe.t Der Wiite.
glihts, car nihts borf Der Sebrer
tbuu, I'm frh su Ssritreuen. unb er
peiB, tnieits Der Rabtglpdnoe Der
aairoTtr1Fe Iieat Berlin, oieies gerz
lin, pos Fir einen ihlanfen, jungsn
Ndlroten JtE3e hdben muB.
llnp auh Der RobrItpt langpeilt
Tid. g1a5 puroe bas Iiets gemiithpoue
9ublium Iagen, tpenn Der tleine Utuz
ftabfa II 0ffentlth Sdldge betdme,
neil er Gle GtgenI4aften 4aabs ntht
cuf5dbten tounte?
Cur miTigen S6au fir gaffenos
llnalGubige tbronen iie oa, Der drabt'
16e Qrbrer unb Iein Rpbritot. sic
ne5,nen ii9 ieIbit nidt mebr ernit, uno
Der RobrItod bat beimIt6e SeIbrz
moroabIi6ten.
Qber Die Gtnoer. Qllle bic braunen
Ginbsr Der 80lterihau boden auf benz
9oben bes Sempelhens. Die I9pdr5en
9dIge Der Subaneientruppe niht,
penn Die IiBen auf benz Sdob i6Oner
8eIunerinneu uup peroen geliebtpit
Sie Iino gu IiiB gum 2srnen, unn
niellettt gIduben ibre rieien9roBer
Ibnar3en Gltern nidt an gtuab uni
ben Robritod. 2luBeroem lit aud cir
beionoers bubfher arabii6er Snirps
ni6t in Der Shule Gr mub por BEN
gaDiLon fteben, aus BEN bic idldfrts
oe Wluiit tlingt, unb immer3u fdreien
,Gtte San3bauh! Ghte arabiT6
San3bauh aus 2legpt!"
Die anoeren aber boden mitten in
8erliner 2unapart, ousgere6net DOR
a6t bis elf llbr 4benos, i'm areii'
nm ben Qebrer berum. Sober ppn if.
nen Bat etnsn groben S6opf, bami
ON iiingften Gag Der GrsengsI Ga
briel ipiiie, ME er jeoeH in ben Sim:
mel sisben tunn. QlIs treu5en iie oi
Nrne iiber ibren bunten langen Rat
tuntitteIn, unb ale Ieiern nit tisFern:
iten 9efidtern einsn Singiang bsr'
unter.
nSOraniuren!" fQgte mein 8egleitsr
Der NrabiIa tam.
llnD nie ih nann i'm arabiIher
GAZE Iibe unb bus punberpole9etrQn
ihIiirfs, bente i'd: raoran1urer!" lint
pieie braunen &inber iino srnIt BEL Del
Sahe. Was niro aug tbnen, penr
bas 9erduId Der DadeItreppe in ibr'
muTeImannif6e Gr3isbuHs einbringti
limb mas limb mir GurppGer ges.n Die
fen buntlen Sslam, peun es be,
WadeItreppe etpa ui6t gelinst, oi'
Qlubadt oieier brauneH ainosr gu it0'
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OF Ohio, as administrator OF the estate Of
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County.
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