davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
ELIJAH'S WORK
BEFORE ASCENSION

bEfVhE AoOtNHlUN
Kings 20:1-21.- September 10.
Defeats Through DrunkeDness-Syr
las King Wars With Israel-COnfi-
dent Of Victory, King Ben-Hadad
Celebrates IL In Advance in Drunk
en- Orgies. ISrael's Small Army,
Under Divine Command, Defeats the
Syrians With Terrible Slaughter
Why God Permits Wars. Calamities,
sickness, Insanity, Etc.-When
Wars VIII Cease.
Our lesson recounts the attack of
the Syrlans upon the lsraelltes,
whose capital city. Samaria. is be-
sieged and its king in fear Of tho ne
cesslty of capitulation. The Syrian
King boastfully tells what he will do,
and commands a surrender. King
Ahab considers resistance useless,
until the Lords message revives his
courage, directing him how to proceed
with the battle A victory for the
lsraelites was gained-partly because
the Syrian king, Ben -hadad was very
drunk, and many Of the lords with
him. Thus incapacitated from using
the vital strength OF their large army,
they suffered great defeat
All the wars of the past however.
pale into insignihcance before the
present great struggle in Europe. Au-
thentic reports declare that twelve
million men have already been either
killed, wounded or made prisoners;
and we may safely assume that the
armies now contending number ten
millions When we consider that one
man. armed with a rapid-hring gun.
is more than an equivalent to a hun
dred men as in former wars, we get
some conception OF this terrible war.
The Scriptures seem to declare that il
will bring no great victory to any Of
the contestants. but that eventually all
nations thus engaged will be terribly
weakened not only in the loss of their
ablest manhood, but also financially
embarrassed to the extent that their
bonds will never be paid.
II is a sad reflection upon our
boasted civilization that such a war
should be considered the only way by
(which great nations could come to an
agreement on matters respecting an
earth which God has given to men as
their common heritage. psalm
1i5:16D When we consider that the
warning natioi claim to be Chris
tian nations the thought is all the
more horrible. Our only comfort Is
that the poor deluded people do not
understand the meaning Of the term
Christian. and that the great mass of
Evening journal., 1915-09-18

them never were Christian. True
Christians no doubt are to be found in
all the armies Of the countries where
conscription is the law. Bible stu
dents in the different armies from
time to time inform stof their well
fare and OF their endeavor to show
forth the Lords praises, even under
such terrible conditions.
Surely the people Of the world are
awakening TO the fact that the boasted
four hundred million Christians are, for
the most part. as far from God and from
Christian ideals a. are the twelve hun
dred million heather. Their awakening
should help them TO realize what the
true Church is, and that her mission is
not 10 convert the world, but to prepare
herself to be the Bride, the Lambs Wife,
Messiah's Joint-heir in His Heavenly
Kingdom. If the war should teach this
lesson to any considerable number, il
will not have been in vain.
Why God Permits War.
Many are inquiring, Why does God
permit war yea, why do the Scriptures
imply that God brings about wars? We
reply that Gods penalty upon our race
is death--come how it may For six
thousand years the entire race has been
going down TO the tomb under the SEN
tence, "Dying. thou shalt die" The hope
for all is in Christ through His death
by the resurrection of the dead. which
lie will accomplish during the Millcn.
mum. His faithful Church. His Bride
will be the first resurrected, to a plane
of glory, honor and immortality. The re-
mainder Of the world will come forth
"every man in his own order" q Cor
inthians l5:2l-23l Meantime, the Bible
declares. the whole world are falling
asleep in death. TO await the awakening
of Messiah's Kingdom and the grand op-
portnity which He has secured for all
whereby they may escape from sin and
death.
The Divine promise is that under Mes
siah'E Kingdom wars and all other ca
lanities viii be made TO cease forever.
Instead Of mankind's going down into
the tomb, the reverse order viii be es-
tablished the resurrection of the dead.
Instead Of sickness. disease and insanity
win come healing. strength. restitution.
Acts 3;l9-2l.) Nothing will he per-
mittcd TO hurt or to destroy in all Gods
glorious Kingdom. spiritual police
force will have humanity under absolute
control. Every misdecd will surely be
punished as soon as il is determined
upon and before it is put into effect
Likewise. every good act, word and
thought viii surely bring a blessing OF
restitution, health, straightforward
moral and physical. Under such condi
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
ILLUSTRATE sermon ON
MOUNT BY STEREOPTICON

"The Emperiled Heart will be the
theme OF the sermon tomorrow morn
ing in First Presbyterian Church.
Market street, above Ninth. the Rev.
J. Ross stonesifer minister The
choir will sing an anthem, my God,
Accept My Heart this Day by VOL
colt, and Miss Nell c. Krumme will
sing a solo.
Sunday school will meet at .
o'clock The Christian Endeavor
topic at z o'clock will be World
Ideas and How Foreign Missions
WIN Promote Them" Miss NJ. Clara
Whaler will lead.
"The Sermon on the Mount" is the
subject of the illustrated sermon at
the evening service. This is the third
Of the series of sermons illustrated
by the stereopticon. the concluding
one being on Sunday, September 26
Miss Krummo Will sing a solo and
Miss Krumme and Mrs. James Nc
Mullen will sing a duet.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18

tions the world will very speedily learn
to appreciate right from wrong.-Isaiah
2G:9.
Christians Engaging in War.
Many are perplexed to understand
the teachings OF Jesus and the Apostles
respecting war, when they contrast these
with the Lords directions to the Jews
and His blessing of their wars. This
matter can be understood only from the
Bible viewpoint.
The first invitation to fallen man
TO become sons of God, joint-heirs
with Jesus Christ their Lord, dates
from the time that Jesus died for our
sins. arosd from the dead, ascended
to Heaven TO appear in the presence
of God on our behalf, and as a result
OF that work shed forth on the watt
ing disciples the Holy Spirit Of God
and the begetting power to a new ma
ture. None had ever been sons Of
God from the time that Adam sinned.
At very most Moses was a servant
and Abraham a friend st. John as
sures us that the privilege of becom-
ing sons of God came through our
Lord Jesus at His First Advent
John 1:12. 13.
These sons Of God, the Body Of
Christ, are chosen and separated from
the world by the Divine call. To these
Jesus said, Herein is My Father
glorified that yc bear much fruit 4"
John 17:4; 1916. 81 The fruits Of
the Spirit the Apostle tells US, are
meekness, gentieness, patience. long
suffering. brotherly kindness, love.
These things abounding in good
measure will make us neither barren
nor unfruitful i'm the knowledge of
our Lord Jesus Christ Thus shall
We have abundant entrance minister
cd unto us into His everlasting King
dom.-Galantians 5:22, %; 2 Peter
1:5-11.
All the Lords people are soldiers Of
the Cross. and the Apostle has fore
warned us that weapons of our war
fare are not carnal. g Corinthians
10:4) There is no commission any
where in the Bible for Gods conse-
Grated people TO war, to fight, to kill.
to take from others either life or
property. The present great war is
merely a demonstration of the fact
that il any considerable number Of
those participating in Il ever were
Christians, they have been merely
babes in Christ and did not under
standing the teachings of the Lord.
All thinking people should see thatthis
terrible struggle is not holy war for
God, for civilization, for righteous
ness, but that it is a commercial war
for gain or for holding supremacy
upon the seas.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
COST OF Living TO
BE PASTORS theme
DR.. Randolph Chooses Sub
ject for Sunday Night Dis
cuSSion at Grace
SPECIAL MUSIC
BY CHURCH CHOHN

In Grace NJ. e. Church tomorrow
morning. DR.. II. F. Randolph will
preach on the subject: THE Sue
cess of Defeat" The musical pro-
gram for the morning service in
cludes an anthem. "The Radiant
Morning Hath Passed Away" and q
duet, "Hark, Hark My Soul" by Miss
Saylor and Mr. Buckley.
At the evening service Dr. RAM
dolph's sermon subject will be-;
The High Cost of Living" The
musical numbers are: Anthem, Il
Will Extol Thee My Lord and King"
and a soprano solo, How Sweet the
Name OF Jesus" by Miss Saylor.
The Sunday school will meet at 2
O'Clock. The EpwOrth League well
comes all young men and women 90
its service at $50 o'clock
Mid-week prayer service VIII ba
held on Wednesday evening. The sub
iect for the evening will be studies on
the Meaning of Prayer" Singing will
be led by the prayer meeting chorus.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
SUNDAY AT MeCABE.

In McCabe Memorial Church, Boule-
ward and Twenty-second street, the
Rev. James w. Easley. pastor. services
for Sunday will be as follows: $3.50
o'clock, baraca Bible class. w. T.
Morris teacher: 1890 clock. wor-
ship md sermon on the subject. IRA
tional Love of Christ; ;"11.45 O'clock,
Sabbath school. Minor G. Smith, su.
perintendent; Epworth League devo.
tional meeting at O'Clock; 7.45
o'clock ser on on the subject, "His
Paths of righteousness"
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
communion Service
At west ON SUNDAY
Members Also Will Be Re-
ceived at the Morning
Service
Or. SMILEY TO
ADDRESS THE MEN

In West Presbyterian Church,
Eighth and Washington streets, to-
morrow morning. the Sacrament of
he Lords Supper VIII be observed
and members welcomed to church
fellowship The session will meet at
10 O'Clock to confer with any who
may desire to unite with the church.
Tho Sacramento service viii begin
At 1890 o'clock
Tho Bible school will assemble at
o'clock The attendance last Sun
day was 472. despite the heat super
intendent G. n. Bower has returned
from his vacation and will be in his
accustomed place The mems class
meets in the church auditorium. and
is led by the pastor Miss Sheppard
teaches the women's class.
The evening service begins al 730
o'clock There is inspiring congre-
gational singing and choral music
Dr Smiley will speak of "Fire-Proof
Character Rally day In all depart
ments OF the church and school viii
be held on the last Sunday OF this
month
The special music for tomorrow
will be as follows. Morning AM
thems. christian, the Morn Breaks
Sweetly over Thee" by Shelley, solo
lists. Mrs. Ashton Cleaver and S. Har-
rlngton Jones. God so Loved the
World" hy Stainer. Evening num-
bers-"Around the Throne of Cod"
Eoloist s. II Jones; "This is the
Day" by Hall and bass solo, abide
With Me-" Frank Mitchell, soloist
The organ numbers will bo:
"Adagie. Allegrette" moonlight
Sonatal. by Beethoven: March" by
Loret Song 10 the Evening star"
Wagner: "Postlude in b." by West.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
Will N. S. brown IS
ORCANIST At AVENUE

Services tomorrow in Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church, West street
and Delaware avenue, will be rally
Services" At 1890 O'Clock the Rev.
Joseph Y. Irwin will take for his sub
ject "A Method"
The Sunday school will hold rally
day exercises at 2 o'clock, when there
will be a special program.
At 7.SO o'clock the c. e. Society
will have a special service, when the
pastor will speak on 1.-TWO Kinds of
C. Els The newly elected officers
will be installed
The church has secured the SER
vices Of VIII NJ. s. Brown as organ
list and Mr.. Edwards as chorister.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
C0yMUNION DAY AT HANOVER.

The Sacrament Of the Lords Sup
per will be observed in Hanover
Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning. The Sunday school Will
meet at 1145 o'clock. The young
peoples service will be held at $50
O'Clock In the evening the Rev. r.
L. Jackson will speak on Is the
Desire for Personal Improvement
Fading out of Mem"
The subject Of the pastors chill
dren's sermon story will be: 1.-THE
Hungry Squirrel. The service begins
at o'clock and closes at s.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
SUNDAY AT ASRnRY.

At Asbury NJ. +. Church, Third and
Walnut streets the Rev. George
White Dawson, pastor, services to-
morrow will be: o'clock, prayer
meeting. Richard L. Turner, leader
1890 o'clock. preaching, on the sub
ject: Drinkers Defeated and the
Saloon a Nuisance: o'clock. Sun.
day school; $50 o'clock. Epworth
League, theme. "Epworth League
Study Courses" William n. Black.
way leader, and singing by the chill.
dren's choir; 7.3O o'clock, preaching
on the subject: The Ten Virgins.
and singing by the young people:
choir.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
CHRISTIAN sCIENCE SERVICES.

First Church of Christ, Scientist,
will hold its regular service Sunday
at II o'clock, the subject of the les
sOn-sermon being: Matter" The
Sunday school convenes at 9.45
O'Clock. A testimonial meeting is
held every Wednesday evening at s
o'clock
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
sT. ANpnEW,s sERYICEs.

The order OF services in ST. An
drew's Church tomorrow. corner
Shipley and Eighth streets the Rev.
Richard W. Trapnell, rector, Isl;
Celebration of the holy communion,
at o'clock. Bible class and Sunday
school az 9.45 o'clock; morning pray
er and sermon at II o'clock: evening
prayer and sermon at 745 o'clock
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
BARACA CLAss MFrTINc

me Baraca class-the mems organ
lzod Bible class-of McCabe Method
lst Episcopal Church. meets in the
church. Twenty-second and Boule.
yard. every sunday morning al 93C
o'clock. There viii be a temperanc,
lesson tomorrow and an address b,
nc Rev c B. Kitchen, former teach
,r OF the class
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
Rally DAY AT ELSMERE.

The Sunday school reorganization
and rally day services at the Els
mere Methodist Episcopal Church,
Sunday, September 10. begins at $50
Sunday night; the Rev. Charles r.
Sullivan will preach During the first
two weeks tho Rev. Charles c. Har-
rlss. Of Claymont Del. will assist.
He is graduate of Asbury College,
Wilmore. Ky.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
CHRISTI AND
nMANUEL SERVICES.

Services az Christ Church. Chris
tiana hundred. on Sunday will be as
follows: 1O45 o'clock. morning
prayer and sermon; 73O o'clock.
evening prayer and address.
AT Emmanuel Church, Highlands
the following order will be observed
74b o'clock. holy communion; lO.4l
o'clock. morning prayer and sermon
7.45 O'Clock, evening prayer and ad
dress.
Sunday school will meet in eaol
church al a.30 O'clock.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
scnTT cnrRcH RE.oprNING.

The following order OF services
will be observed tomorrow in Scott
NJ y. Church. the Rev w. A. Wise
pastor: Glass meeting at 9.t5
o'clock. IN charge Of Lewis T. Gruhb
preaching at 1890 o'clock by the pas
tor: Sunday school az 2 o'clock
twilight song service. with brief adj
dress al $50 o'clock
Next SUNDAY the regular fall sched-
ulo viii begin with the re-opening
OF the church auditorium. which has
been closed for the past three months
undergoing extensive repairs. A very
Interesting program has been arrang-
ed for the day in which several Of the
former pastors OF the church viii
participate.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
SILYERRROOK SERYICES.

In Silverbrook Methodist Episcopal
Church, Lancaster and Woodlawn
avenues. the Rev j. Howard Gray.
pastor, Sunday services will hu as
follows Preaching at 1880 o'clock.
and 7.30 o'clock, by the pastor; Sum
day school and DreXel Biddle Bible
class at 2 O'Clock. Glass on Monday and
Tuesday at 8 o'clock and Bible read
ing on Wednesday at p. m.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
PASTOR TALKS OF aT AMS.v

The usual services will be conduct.
ed in First United Presbyterian
Church, corner Third and BroomeI
streets, tomorrow. The Sunday
school opens at 10 o'clock The pass
tor is preaching a series Of sermons
on the "I Ans" OF Jesus. At 10
o'clock the subject will be: The
Good Shepherd" The subject Of the
evening sermon will be: Saved by
Endurance"
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
NORTH CHURCH SERVICES.

In North Baptist Church, Lincoln
street, near Delaware avenue. the
Rev. Edward E. Washburn, associate
pastor. will preach morning and
evening. Bible school will meet at
noon. The young peoples meeting at
$40 o'clock will be conducted by MRS.
II. c. Vandersloot.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
RIBLE STUDrNTs, MrETINC.

The Associated Bible Students viii
meet In Jr. o. U. A. M Hall. No. 9O7
Tatnall street, az o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. DIT. II. J. Patterson will
be the speaker. His topic will be:
"Why God Permits War"
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
MR.. WINGATE At CALVARY.

In Calvary p. y. Church. Third and
Washington streets, services on Sun
day viii be as follows; Sunday school
$50 o'clock and morning prayer and
sermon at 10.46 O'Clock. There will
be no evening service in the church.
TheRey T. V. Wingate will be in
charge.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
HOPE CHURCH sERyIcrs.

Services at Hope Baptist Church.
Twenty-third and Pine streets. the
Rev Charles r. CARL. pastor, tomor-
row will be: Preaching at 1915
o'clock. on the subject. "Tried and
True evening. Earthly and
Heavenly" Bible school at 215
o'clock
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
GERMAN RAPTIsr sERYIcEs.

Regular services will be held at
the German Baptist Church, Fifth
and Walnut streets. by the pastor
the Rov. c. Schenk, tomorrow. There
viii be preaching at 1890 and 73o
o'clock. The Sunday school will meet
from II to ] o'clock
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
81. JOHNS SERVICES.

All services Ia st. Johns Church.
Market street and Concord avenue.
viii be held in the parish hall while
the church Is being repaired. There
will be no evening service IN the
church until October. Sunday school
viii reopen the first Sunday in Octo-
Der
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
SUNDAY SERVICES AT EpwORTH,

Following will be the order of SER
vices in Epworih NJ e. Church to-
morrow: o'clock, George W. Book
ers class: 1870 o'clock, sermon. by
DR. Murray. and music by Professor
George u. Kings choir: . o'clock
Sunday school; $50 o'clock. Epworth
League meeting; 730 o'clock. SER
monette by the pastor with special
music by Professor Kings choir
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
nR. nOLE N PnLpIT.

In the Church of the New Jerusalem
tomorrow morning the Rev. George
Henry Dole will preach, on the sub
ject: "The Divine Protection" The
Bible Class VIII meet al 10 o'clock
and the Sabbath school at 9.45
nlclnck
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
TO REOPEN MT LEBANON SCHOOL.

After repairs, the Sunday school OF
Mt Lebanon NJ. e. Church, RockIand,
will be opened tomorrow afternoon
with special exercises. The improved
church auditorium will be opened
later There will be no evening ser.
vice in the church tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
sERYICEs AT HILLCREsT.

In Hnlcrest NJ. E. Church services
for Sunday will be as follows:
preaching at 1890 o'clock. by the
Rev. A. l., White Of Wilmington.
Sunday school al o'clock: Epworth
League service at 6.45 o'clock:
preaching. by the pastor at 73O
o'clock
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
IrNIrARIAN SERYIcEs.

In the First Unitarian Church
West street, above Eighth, tomorrow
the Rev. Frederic A. Hinck-
ley will preach, on the subject:
''Nirvana, or the Way we Face the
Unfathomablc"
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
BAPTISM Ar RRACK.Fy.

Services at Brack-Ex NJ. e. Church
tomorrow will be as follows: Sun
day school at 2.30 O'Clock. r. W.
White superintendent: Sunday
school rally at 7.30 o'clock. There
will be special music by the children
and also recitations. Children will
be baptized at the evening service.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18
TRINITY P. +. sFRvICEs.

The Rev. r. NJ. Kirkus will oaiciate
at the usual services IN Trinity p. Y.
Church tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1915-09-18

All these fifty Ouandmen and wOmep who became church members
just went church be they joined the Christian faith But by going
church they the need Of the Divine influence their lives And
they acted according they became church members
tisn necessary be church member attend church Every
church extends the invitation you attend its regardless whether
have been church before But thing You will
be able attend church services for Iona before YOU realize the need
the Divine your lite And you will accordingly will become
a church member
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-30

iinb alio bic WeotiDe, bic 8iliam
WuIfeiamp gum gdtsrm0rper perbsn
Iisb.n.
Jrau WuIfstamp, tpeIde bon Srdu
Weber idoneno BON Dem 9eitdnbnib
ibres Spbnes in Senntnib seIsBt NOR
ben mar, fam eine 9albe Stunbe IfGs
ter mad benz poliasibauptquartier, NOD
ii9 3pii6en ibr unb ibrsm Sobne cine
.rsrsifsnbe S3ene abipieIts. Die
Syrau ppIlte an bic S9ulb bes Sob
mes nidt slau6en unb risf elm iiber
oas anbere Mal aus, er lei uuidulz
big unb elmer ioIdsn Ibat ni4t fd6is.
iyrsb. 5eiisI, Elm Better Wulfs.
tamps, ipobnte nit Isinem Sntsl gu
Idmm.n. 9eibe batten 5pei arnielise
Stubsn i'm Stnterbauie 1859 SebIer
Strabe inne. rad Dem 5ooe bes Nj
ten 3og er mad, Der Ssbler uno 9puis
IA Strabe. 6etIel bebauptet, ibm iei
Der mertpiirbiae @eifmat bes 9ieres
a,ifgefaaen uno er babe ieinem Bet
ter oarii6er gemertiingen genaht.
Iut lei sr na9 osm @enub bss Bic,
reg ertrantt. Wulfetamp mil bieie
9emertungen, falls Seiiel lie pirtz
lid gemdht, nit)t eebDrt babsu,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-30

ipenn fie iast. id bate aud 9robuns
gen gegtn meine Rutter dusseitoben.
Sic tpdre bic alIerlsbts auf osm Grs
benrunb, bic i9 itsrben feben m09ts.
Sm @essntbsiI iie ioll leben, 10 langs
lie muir tann. sSrau Weber bat mid
iebeufaqs falI6 psriianbtn, als it)
ibr pcn meinsn gsfiir1tungen ersGbls
te, bic Mutter mSdts Dor bsm Batter
fterbeH. SD bate mir ni6ts babel ase
baHt nno uui isineu Gdll pollte it
meiiier Mutter elm Sadr iriimmsu.
Sas 9eitdnbnib ipurbe, pis seiast,
Wulfetdmp uorssleien, lausiam unS
beoddtis, Wort fir @ori, uno als
man ibn np4mals dlf bic Jolsen
aufmsrifam sena9t bate, untsri3rieb
sr ss nit feiter Sanb,
Der ssiidnbise @iftm5rber purbs
Runmebr bem Coroner pprsefiibrt uno
Dor bsHielben lpisbsrbolte er fait n5rts
lid bas Der pcliaei semadte Sc
itanoniB. Dis GrobseIalporensn
biirftsn iid balo NIT bsn ssalI be-
ihdftieen nnb auf 9runb oss 6ss
it'mDHiiies 9tnilase ipesen poridbli4
den Moroes erbeben. SaB sessn ben
Batter iiber feline Srultiu6t uHb Die
iale9te 9ebrnoluns, bic sr Der Wlut=
ter battle sutbeil iperben IaHsn, Topie
bic Ssfiirdtuns, Der Batter mSdte bic
SHUTTER iibtrleten unb in ben 8eiib
ibres tlsinsn @ermSser,: sommsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-30

als asiHe aufssfunben iporbtn. Sd
bate ni4t gegleubt, bab id ibm To-
p'el sessbsn, nm ibn 70 i6nsa aus
Der Wslt 5u fbafitn. Das gift iollte
langiam ipirttn. Sd batis DOH benz
Bier natiirIidb nidt setrunten. SsiIel
toHHte iih ssrabs nod auI ben Jibsn
bdlten, um bas Bier gu bolen.
Der 9tbanfe, meinen Batter 5u
btreiftsn. tam mir ungcfGbr Dor 5ipsi
cber brei Wohen Dor elusfiibruns Der
9bat. Sd bate ods Gift in sintr sros
ben Gldids i9iittsie aber, ebe i'd gu
meiuem Batter in bic Wobnuns gins,
etfpas in cine tItint 5laide, I'm es
btquemsr trdsen 3u ionnsn. Sd batts
"a border NIT etipas Waiisr permiid1t
uub bisis Wii4ung mar "a, tpelds i6
ins Bier i4iittete. Sd fannie es ais
tSbtlitss 0ift. Sur gan3 ipenig brafs
ie Id, meinem Batter bei nnb ih slaubs
is. es ipiirbe ibn nur frant MAIDEN.
als i'd bas @tft in Der gtpctbets
iaiiTts, ipurbe ib ipeber nod msintm
gldmsn gefrast, nod mubts ict ion In
bas iossnannte Giitbud siHtrdgtn.
gsa6bsm i'd bas Gift ins gitr sss
idiiitet bate, psrlieb id bic Mobs
nlins bss Watsrs unb sins na4 Sous,
ben Rsii bss eiftss mitnebmsnb. am
ndh|tsn Worsen sub id bas gift
fort, ou@ BOB ih Der srobsn Glufds
ilbria ssbIisbsne. uub brad Sis GA.