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The Raymer enterprise., 1916-09-21
U.S.Must Adm Development Of South
America Il 1t Is to Compete for Trade
By GEORGE E. ROBERTS
Assistant to Predeas of Naioal City Bank d New Yosk

One Of the grievances urged against the labor
organizations is that they deliberately restrict output
on the theory that there is only limited amount of
work to be done and that it is good policy for them
to make it go as far and pay much in wages as pos
slble 1t is mistaken theory, but think the idea
that this country will do better in world trade with
Great Britain and Germany out Of it is based upon the
same error. 1t assumes that there is only limited
amount of work to be done in the world and only
limited amount of trade to be had Whereas there is
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-09-21

The chap who courts more than one
girl Mt time Is courting trouble.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-09-21
FEEDING Dairy Gown

In feeding dairy cows give them an
they will clean up at each feed but
no more
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-21
SEMINARY COMMENCEMENT
Sessions To Be Held nay To 3
Comforting OF Diplomas and
Degrees.

The goth commencement Of the
Westminster Theological Seminary
vii be held from May to with the
following program:
Sunday, May methodist Protest.
ant Church, 1890 a. m. Baeealaureate
Sermon. President ElderdIee: T.30 p.
N. Alumni Sermon, Rev. James Henry
sIraughn, A. M ID. D., 1901.
Monday. May 8-SemInaTy Chapel,
80 d. M, Thirty-second Anniversary,
TIE Stockton Literary Society.
Tuesday. May 9--Seminary chapel
900 D. M, Annual Meeting. Inc
Hoard of Governors.
Tuesday, May 9-MethodIst Protest
ant Church, 7.30 p. M, Commencement
Exercises; Singing. Congregation
PRAYER. Rev. J. s. Bowers. D. D.;
Class Grafton, The Ministry Of Suffer-
ing. e. r. Biggs; Singing. Quartette.
Address to graduating class. Rev. j.
NJ. Holmes, ID. D., Harrington,s DEL;
singing, Anthem.
Comforting of diplomas and degrees,
Doxology, Benediction. Rev. c. d.
sInkinson, ID. D., Atlantic City. n. j.
Graduates and Theses--James Pey-
ton Adams Vienna, Md: Jesus the
Messiah: Charles William Cole, Fall
ine Waters, w. Va. Missions In Japan |;
William Andrew Judy. Williamsburg,
Y. Va, The Holy Spirit; Walter vii
son. Bloomingsdale, N. j., The Sufii-
cheney of the Atonement Stephen
Yemm. Cuba, ILL.,. Evangelism.
Bachelor OF Diyinity-Ernest Ralph
Biggs. Arbela, Mo-. TheodIcy: Fred
blaine Gilhousen, Kahoka. Mo. The
Relation of the Law to the Gospel !;
Isaac Miller, Sabina. O., The Church
life and Amusements.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-21

Of their birthdays. Abundant refresh
ments we're served and general
good time enjoyed.
Harry NJ. Smith. only son OF Mrs.
Susan and the laLe Leonard Smith,
died at his home. North Main street,
Friday evening. at $50 o'clock, after
an Illness of eighI days from internal
trouble. aged IS years. I months and
6 days. Mr.. Smith was devoted
member of the Lutheran church. be-
longed to the !. .. D. Z. Lodge, tribe
of Red Men and The Owls. lie con-
Quoted q business Of harness maker
for number Of years very success
fully, and was well known through
out his own community. His only
close relative vas his mother, Mrs.
Susan Smith. His funeral was held
Monday morning at 10 o'clock IN I'M
manuel Lutheran church, before a
2, large coneourse Of relatives, friends
and members Of the orders. Rev, T..
81 Land, d. D.. OBLIGATED The ], o. o.
III. Lodge No. .. and Pocahontas
Tribe of Red Men held their service
al the grave. The pallbearers were
Messrs. Walter D. Hanson, Harvey
Burgoon and Jacob Musselman, OF
the /. @. o. T. Lodge. and Messrs
William Hersh. Horatio ii. Loats and
Edgar Nagle. Of the Red Men. The
floral designs we're numerous and
beautiful. ]. Z. l. Wink q Brother,
funeral directors.
Mrs Ellen Berry died early Sunday
morning, April 16. at her home, South
Main street. after an illness OF one
week from paralysis. aged ~ years.
Mrs. Berry Is survived by one daugh-
ter. Mrs. Atha IaIchaw. of York, Pa,
land one sister. Mrs. James Green
holtz, of this town. Her funeral was
held Wednesday morning In the U. b.
Church, Rev. Ness officiating. Inter
ment in the New Cemetery. J. X. L.
Wink. funeral director.
The ladies' Of the Lutheran Aid
Society will hold a social on Easter
Monday evening IN the social room OF
the church The public Is cordially
invited to attend
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-21

by virtue u n power and author
ity contained n : mortgage from
William Theodore Christ 10 Charles
u Rickell. dad On The goth day Of
March. : =. IaI5. which Is recorded
among tn neal Estate mortgage rec.
ords OF HaId county IN Biber o. ID. G..
No. 60. folio -. =. The undersigned
mortgage I'll ell II public auction
on the pralnIezz # Eaal View. on the
Deer Park roaI. n the Fourth cleo
ton district n aid county, at one
o'clock =. N. on
SATURDAY, APRIL end, 1916,
all that PARCEL d land containing ;
acres and ] rood Of land. more or
less. which / improved with two
story frame dwelling house with five
rooms. vel d water. orchard, out
buildings. =. md described In said
III property is now oe-
cupied b. the moTIgagor. and is con-
venientIs located IN relation to
school md State road
Terms Of sale: z-0na-half cash up
on ratification II aale by the court.
and the balance IN six months from
the day Of sale. the credit payment
to be secured b the note Of the purz
chaser with approved security The
purchaser I'll h required TO make .
cash deposit d 100. with the mort
gagee on Ihe day of sale, or all cash
AT the option Of The purchaser.
CHARLES e. RICKEf4L
Mortgage.
Michael I Walsh Solicitor.
Francis J. Abaugn. Anctioneer.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-21
MANCHESTER.

I social held in the Sunday school
room of Trinity Reformed church WAS
largely attended 1t was the last OF
the series OF meetings held BY the
social clubs. The proceeds from the
silver collections taken we're handed
10 the treasurer of the Ladies' Aid
Of the church. A short program was
given: Singing by all. prayer by Dr.
Land. address of welcome. b. Mrs.
Land. The reports of the chairmen
Of the different clubs; total amount OF
moneys received $260.75. silver coilec-
ton for evening s14.00: singing the
Doxology and hymn, There Is Sun
shine I'm My Soul" recitation. The
Jaw Bird Master George Shower
trombone solo, Mr.. Horatio II loats;
reading, Little Tim" Mrs. Walter
Wentz: vocal solo, Mrs. Edgar Magic;
trombone solo. Mr.. II. NJ. Isoats. sing
Ing IN unison. The meeting was
closed with the Lords prayer and
benediction by DR. Land Refresh
menta of ice cream. cake and coffee
we're then served by the committee In
charge.
The willing Workers AID Society
met at the home of Mrs. Harry La
Motto, Monday evening. Anril L..
Collection amounted to S4.95. The
president, Mrs. Land. reported the
amount received from the paper sale
10 be s43.91, freight 1902. total
$500. The ladies decided 10 hold
their annual strawberry festival about
June 18th. Place to be decided later
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hawk. Of
Reading, Pa. spent several dafR here
as guests of Mrs. Hawks cousin. Mrs
Harry LaMotte.
Mr. and Mrs. Monro IaMotte. OF
BALTIMORE Mr.. and Mrs. Breeken-
bridge Shaw and son. Harry. were
guests of Mr.. John and the Misses
Carrie and Edna I.aMotte. Tor the
weeks end
After the regular meeting of the
Rebekah Lodge No. Is. |. 0. o. r. a
social was given the members By
Mrs. William Burgoon. Mrs. Walter
Wentz and Mrs. John Adkins IN honor
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-21
pIsTIIII.I-

The martins have arrived. sign
that spring II on the way.
MIR. Jonas LIppy has moved TO the
tenant house Of M 0'Farrel, near
Cranberry. Mr. IInny vii work for
Mr.. O'Farrel.
Everybody Il buy hauling manure,
blowing. sowing oats aud planting
potatoes.
NJ. j. NJ. Troxell and family moved
To the farm Of Mr. EdH. II. F1icknger.
near Pine I'LL. On Thursday last, At
which about = friends and neighbora
were present and helped 10 place
things. Thanks. eume again, all OF
YOU are welcome
Wisner's Sunday school win be re-
organized Sunday. Aprii 3. at i.30 D
m. II the weather Is nnfaforable they
will meet Sunday. Anril 20. at $50 a
m.
Don't forget he primaries Monday
MAY LIST.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-21
SHERIFFS SALE !

BY virtue 81 writ of heri ia
cias issued ouI of The Circuit Court
for Carroll County. State OF Mary
land, At the suII of Edward l.. Hiyely.
against the goods md chattels, tene=
ments Of Milton F1Ilekinger and LIZ
zie FIIeElnEeT. n wife. and to me
directed, na.a EeIzed the following
property, namely: the one-half In
terest in ) Acres D Growing Wheat
And hereby gI.e notice that said
property VII b old BY me az pub
lie sale. 70 he highest bidder for
cash, on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 26th, 1915,
at 1 D. m, On the George NJ. shue
farm, on the Stone road, near Mark
er's MIL. mIIea south Of Silver
E.sx.
IAzIns n. steiner.
Sheriff.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-21
p1EAsAsT1YALLRf.

Sunday school this Sunday at ..
m. Holy Communion At 10. by Rev.
]. Luther Hoffman. Christian En-
deavor In the evening.
On Monday evening. April "a. the
Woman's Home and Foreign Mission
Society of the Lutheran church will
hold a dime social At The hall. Every
body invited to attend. Get your
ticket and walk in. 4 slice Of cake
and ice cream free.
Mr.. and Mr. Frank Kane and
daughter, are spending some time In
Baltimore
On Tuesday. April 90th. Rev ]. W.
Reinecke vii celebrate his spring
communion.
Mrs. Annie T. LAWYER Is spending
some time In baltimore.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-21
DUKE OF LIBERTY

Duke Of Liberty No. 6az29. s1sss ss 6:
Roy Wilkes 206I. Duke : handsome
seal brown Stallion stands III -
hands high and weighs 10. O.
foaled 1907, bred BY the Inter Uo-@
national Stock Food - d Savage,
Minnesota. Asa year old. paced full
mile in 2.22 on 46 days work.
| will be pleased to zhoW you Colts
aired by this horse weighing rom 1lG0
to 700 lbs. He will be n Westminster
every Monday in stable near the old
montour House. For further particu-
lars see posters or phone e02=I5 West
minister. Property Of
r. THURsT0N GR0HIsE.
apr last LInHood. Id.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-21
MoRIdAuIH.s salt
Avn = II Valuable
SMALL FARM

A. East sles = Carroll county, nd.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-21

After the regular meeting Of the
Rebekah Lodge No. Is. l o. o. r. a
social was given the members By
Mrs. William Burgoon. Mrs. Walter
Wentz and Mrs. John Adkins IN honor
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-21

Michael Z. Walsh. Solicitor.
Francis J. NbauEn. Anctioneer.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-21
THE FROGS HAVE uEeuN TO AID.

AAE AbVUo - 7 = .@zz18Ss = -
VERTISE--THAT MEANS THAT
sPRING is HERE. lller the hard
ships Of this winter. everybody VIII
uani 10 buy and sIere 1aaI during the
spring and summer months. Smith ,
nelfsnider win LET IN EnuH nhen the
price Ii right.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-21

The small 10 Rho refuses a piece
OF pie at dInnsr Nhen he sees that the
supply Ia running Hh0rt l. a true hero.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-21

4nIEAr-uP WEEK. IS CONINg-
EVEN THE COAL-BIN SHOULD H
CLEANED UP AND READY TheH
Inst = soon - the miners Naxe anes-
IIoa ! settled, and prices ~ esla1=
IIshea. b ready to bur. Tie saII
an1e eanree this year. gre smith !
HsITzaIdeF the order for deliver i
their best price,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-21
. Office TO CREDITORS.

This i to give notice that tn zuUHeTnzTz hase OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court . Carroll County.
In Maryland, letters Parliamentary O the Per-
sonaI Estate Of
JOHN d. :. HT0HER.
late Of Carroll County. deceased. II persons
having clalmu against the deceased aTs hereby
warned 70 exhibit the sams= II he vouchers
thereof legally authenticated = IL HunzeTinsrs.
aa Or before the 2iat day d November. lals. they
may otherwise b. law b excluded @Ham p henehf
d I'D estate
lsls nAHx :. zronEs
MEMORY = zIUEEE.
zpT zI-4t EXECUTORS.
- - -
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fortified Ike A CHINESE Wall,
GERMANS FIGHT FORMIDABLE FOE
VEDRINES WINS
IN AIR BATTLE
Noted Aviator Bests German Aft
Courageous Fight--French
Birdmanand a General Cap
'tured BY Kaiser'S Army

FROM TllE BATE FRONT. Va Pssis ssPt m
Ts bhcf n. tlisd auiss remained Today IN p usnehs'
s,aiins tas thar srisr7 sIshangsd Iuo, sanaoSads
~ The slroOfb Plaesd CerHEa bAi's'is'.
Sens brilliant issh Al psItoFmsd At vHFioui
b-ial On The lines sTshdns iloag The o-s the Ains sn5
Nesre The sssionci Algerian uOoP' made gallant cap
tire q an0lhsr German asg
Juts Nssinss, The noted French Syi'to' u sEsdiied
Ni;h q sSursssogt hEh, mj-aT ~hS German s''a'S'
~ hs thought to Arb The GsrmEn va ds'nry recon
yo.sEa the position Of he allies ~hsu Vsin1s' ''esnded
Msyzs s~ fty upward Unit, he above he German We'd
pss g,ys chase am he SKINNED along s.ia1'd hs 81
9. -, With si automatic gun.
The czmAn machine Va, rSdlsd and The s'9''T ku'0
, SasssAg ia 10 .sEag0 Si,AsA tissaH Sa'''' iron
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Every EanllT b

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21

riidt bic Jein6e borftefIcn.
Dsnn sinft iene, Bic isst oIs S4inber
fliidteno nit ibren GItern GeinbesIdnb
nnb Gren5gebicte berlaIer unb babel
fpiiren miiTen, buB ir9snannte anIiur-
pDlter nod DoIig BON bisien flir9fbarcn
5ogen, bieTsn Moden ban9er @ores
9eri9t gsben iperben, bdnh tpirb man
aus oieIen geridten ertsnntn, tpic BEL
sfinbtrn bic Gruibe am Grlebeu ieIbit
6as Sdrsdlide iibsrpinbet. 0ds bt.
ainber in Griebensotiten oft bd8u trefbt,
bic duFregsnbiten @sf6i9itn fornIih su
berIdlineen, Iih NIT Monne re6t absus
gruitln, lit ia i'm @rllnbe nimts fueittr
uIs bic beibe Gehnludt uah grlsbniHen.
0ie cine GebnIu1f, Bic i'm rubie bdbins
flisBenbsn Mntag nit feinsn glsihmaB
bsr pfIidten nidt INNER geFrisbieung
finbst.
gs mare troftlos, ipsnn biefsr bsiIiqe
ariss, In benz unler 9dttrldnb Ttebt, fir
unisre ssugtnb nur Elm rein 1lBerli6es
GrIsbnis bliebe uuO ni9t mtbr ipiirbe.
Wlit benz 6urr1i6reisn, bem Gineen unb
Subefn Bel Giegssna9rintsn, benz pldp,
perm iibtr 3eiiungsberidte 1T ts ni6l
ubseEon, es gilt. bic Snstnb 3u Der Grs
ienntnis gu fiibrtn, ipie setDoItig bic 3eR
TT, in Der mir ftsben. tnb fpis nett infer
8otsridnb in itiuer Ginbeit. fsinsm Mut
dlle feline 6einbe iiberrdgt, unb bob cs,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
Der AinOer Sriegsnot.

briidt beuic aud Elm bitter fhlpgrer
Summer. abtr Der bat NIT berfdumien
GhuIIiunben, NIT ben iatienoFdhen
Sorgsn. bic Der arisg In bas annb
trdst, nidts 5u tiln, ts if ber, flint,
febs, iisben uber e.y mod rnebr Sabre
gu ipdt anf bic DsIt sstommeH an fein.
n0dtten Iie bod 1od gefuartet," fdat
Der cine, unb Gin Sptimiit iprimt gar bic
frobe 0offnune aus: Dgieasidt eibt Is
lpieosr eintn sries - tusnu ib erIt
srob bin
Gin anbertr RUNNER mag Bel biefen
Der fein, bub bds ariegsIpisI idmmers
li9e StDruHg erleiDet. llnferen 6elben
brsuben an bss geides Greu3sn feblt
g ntat an SJsinbsn, dber ben 8uben i'm
2dnbe, bsnen fsbIt es bdran, bic t5nnen
nidt Iugsn: aJrds' nidt no bic feinbe
ifnb 5einbe fonnlsn ipie ber WinD
- iie bdben isins. 4Ie molten II.
DsutI6e Itin unb Ssfsrrsidsr, 1ber Elm
Grdn5os, Elm aofut, Elm hinserTiftieer
GHgldnset poer gar elmer bonn Gerbens
uub JopuusrgtiitiOsT. ipsI9er retbte 6eui.
~. 9unse fuoIIts bds icin! Der tleintte
anirps. ben bic 9riiber pielleiht bosu
ernenneu ipoIIeu. tpebrt Iid tpilb bdgegen,
Enb uuiers MdbeIs, 70 tdmpfluItie tie
aud iinO indnd Gins fiibIt iid I'm
5tr8sn eissntlid sur 5ipeitsn Sungfrau
ben SrlsoHs btIiimmt - ippElen aud
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
Iet5te Neubeiten In Sommermooen.
Don SOfp6iite Siebe,
Berlin.

pie and Die enbgiltiee gntIdtibung
fallen mag, bof ber rnoruIiiden Siee
errunaen bat. Gum rt1ten Ydterlanbss
iioI5, bcr ben @in3rlnea oetniitig mn9t,
her ibn iidb nur ais elm @lieb bes Sans
5en fiihlen ldBt, Der ibn erloif aus Der
Gngc fetnes Sdtums. gu ibm rniiFen
mir unfere Stinbsr er5iebeu. @ir noreu
aII8u ie6r babel, unfere Ginber isslii6
ger bertpei6li4en, ibnsn bds gefpuBtlein
ein5uimpfen, odB iie INNER unb iiberall
bic 5auptperIonen ipdrsn. Dur nod fiir
bic Sugenb fdisn bic NeIt bu 5u iein,
uno Maneel an gtutoritdtsgefii6I, bas
mar bic Rlagt, bic lalter unb Iauter
tOnte. bic 10 anldpon, baB man erTfaua
erte Dor Oer 3utunft; mas Batter unb
Mutter ingten, gait nt9t nte6r, bic
4utOritGt Der GhuIe fam niebr unb
mebr ins Mnntsn, ieSsr &nirps ppdte
nuF feline Snbibibu1litGt un6 berldngte
obne aud nur ben @ebonten
gu erfufen, bab aidfdttn Dor allen
oem alter eebOren.
Gbrfurht bor benz. mas iibtr uns 1T,
Dor bem. mas Inn uns lebt. gbrfur6t
Dor beni beiIieen 8oben unIeres @dters
loubcs. dlf benz mir fteben, rniiFtn Iidt
nnlerc Rinoer eriuerben in bieIen 8aqen
9eiipielc eraiehen, iinb an bsntn fsbIt es
beute nidt, ilbsrnl fnb 6eIben dlifess
|tdnotn, un6 nfon9 elmer iuu9s iibtr lid,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21

Sans Jap tpurbi 1914 bic Gpmmers
luIt unlsrsr ainoer est6rt. 8ie Elm
5turmiuinb br0nIe % aui, unS aud in
bic Sbren unIertr, tn Jritbens3titen
nnfsslpadIensn Ginosr binein aslIte bas
Mort: arite. arisg i'm aon6. Do9 10
getpaItig tpic ben GrtpadIensn erI1iitisrt
baS Ainb nidt Der Gjebdnie an einen
fries, unb ME mag man NIT erobsrtm
Rtdt bon Der eliidIi9sn Jaetnb Ipres
den uls in Iolhen 3sittn GROCER nm,
! aI8enber GrsigniHs. llnIsre Soffnung
TIT ritIensroB, infer @trtrauen untrs
IhiitterIi9, benuo9 smpfihbtt isber iitf
b1s Qtib Der gesenport nnb dhnt bic
Sorgen be- 3utunft, unIere ainber eme
pfhben nobl dIIss nit. dbsr bel ihnen
indnbelt Ii6 RAID ber SGrtd, bic anaIt
sur 6rtuOe am Grfsbnis. Dem 3um
Srltbnis tptrb BEN ainoe eigentli9 0lles
in bisfer 3tit unb feline s5reube ipirb
niht iuie Bel bem reifen MlsnInen burtb
RefleyioHen e..!tiibt. ssebss Grtrobldit lit
ein Grlsbnis. itber 3ug GpIodten, Der
bic Strdben bnrd3itbt, isbss 4ntp, in
bem sin Dfiisisr iibt, tpirb ols elm grs
eignis empfunOtn. DAT Der Sdulbetritb
5torunsen srFabren bat, bcB stEdFen
oereift tusrben ntubtsH, Gtunben nugs
fallen, III rem Sinh Jrsube unS GrIsbs
MIG. @itlsidt ersGbIen rli1nd5e 6dbeim
iioI5 nnb bsgliidt, baB ibre G9uIe, ses
rdbe ibre Sdule gum 2dsorstt untaes
iudnoslt iti, an allen ssydmmsr, dIIe
Sdmersta, bic Iib fir uns NIT bem ges
erifF Qo5nrttt berbinbsn, iGnnen Iie aar
niHt benisn, MonHm 8ubtn Frtili9
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ielbf binaps. 9eIbsu tte6sn brauBen au
Oes aei4es @rsn5en, 9elben erFiillsn
innen In finmernlitber 3reue ibre
pfli9t, 6elben tdmen aus G9l0fert
lnb 9iittsn, unb Selbinnen iinS 4 bic
5ruuen, bic fiir i6r gaterlaab lire
Sieben bergeben muBten, 9elbiunen iene,
IL fd)offen unb furgen in ftiLIsr 2iebess
nr6eit. 81 dIlen bitien 5eloen muB sis
Sigeto dufIebsn lernen, bel1eiben ndds
eiferungsfrob ndd alter gutter Site.
an ben Hie1endrbeiien, bic ieBt geIeiitet
iuerbeu, mag ntander beranpdGienbe
gub, nton6es mdbsl bic eigcne 2eiItuag
meliea, unb bielIeidt gebt bariiber tldns
der Munoerfinbglan3 Der ein3Iqen Rins
ber osrlorer. 3isIs srpBe 3eit borf por
alien nidt Sur9tGnbslt Iie muB
our6drbeitet iDerben. $40 bic Ghulen
ausFeBen, niiiiIen i'm 5auie ben Riflbern
Qfliaten aufsrlegt iptrbe.l, ernIte pflids
ten, unb finb es i'm Brun6e unnid1s
tige arbeiten, ben ainbern follen Te
ernit erfdeineH. Der Drang. etfpas Su
leiiten, ii4 si betdtigen, liegt @ptt 2ob
in unIerer friiden. frpben Sugsnb, man
iou, i9n niGt einbdmuen. fonbtrn pfles
gen, uno tOent in t6rihienl iiipenblihen
llsberfhfpdns nal Ddnbe eingerunnt
iperoeH, bic es nidt si6t. 10 f4dbst bds
ni9ts. Sn elmer foldsn 6eibtn itiirmis
fAen 3eit muB duH einmaI etluns
llsberi4puus Otrsieben tptrbtn
mdu6es sdrtli6e Miutterbtrs mag
bluttn OBJ Der ROt, In Der bic ainber
htranipu6fsn, dbsr iie ipadien in ben
Jritben binsin, uut bas glut, bus ebTe
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glut. 6ds iest bic grbe trdutt, nirb fir
ben Britbtn Der tommenben @euerdsios
nsn bergofien. Der 6immeI gIiibt rnt
i'm Geuerbranb, obtf fir unIere s5uoenb
lit es elm Slang. Der md ibrti llrenitIn
Ieli6ten fpirb, ipenn linen bic aIten emit
ersGblcn, pie g unitrer gitern GItern
tdten, ipenn lie bon ben sSreigeitsfrieetn
iprohen: rGs mar cine hdrte, ftbmere.
fllrHtbore 3eit, nnb benno9 fs mar
cine grDBe, cine ipunberbdre 3eit.@
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apburismelt.

DIR folibsilt gti6tum III .in iuIiis
bisrtsr aopF uno eiii ontes 0er5. glaes
iibrigs i0nn.n 9ienldfn ilnb llnafiid
raiibtH. Ditle aIIsin ititbli ttiB 4ieb
an6 psrFdldst iein 6desI.
Frie6rid ber @robe.
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Z gaiTiT9e Rei6 bsbsdt Elm Sedlss
tel Der sefuuiten GrbObsrfIdae.