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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-11
Group Coming Here
For Christmas

Miss Lillian Lujan, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arturo Lujan,
Miss I. Belle Miller, Dave Perry
and James Oslislo, are forming a
party in Perth Amboy, N. j., and
plan to arrive in Key West on
Christmas day.
Miss Lujan has been visiting in
New Jersey and points in other
states in the north for the past
seven months, and will, with her
friends, be at home for the Yule-
tide season, as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lujan.
This visit will not be the first
visit made to Key West by any OF
those accompanying Miss Lujan
Mr.. Perry and Mr.. Oslislo have
once before been here, and Miss
Miller may count this visit her
ninth.
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TOOTHPICK TOPICS
(By c. C. FLINT)


30 zee .
Though l am not a cat-faneier
myself, feeling more at home with
dogs, yet l considered it educa-
tional to see Mr.. Roberts I'M
usually fine and complete collec-
ton of felines. 1t was my inten-
ton to procure list of the names
of Mr.. Roberts cats, and other
data, for a Christmastime contri-
button to "Our Animal Friends. F"
1t seemed important to begin with
the individual cat, his likes and
dislikes and reaction to his en-
vironment.
Mr.. Roberts, who is an author
ity on this subject, as we'll as fish,
collects cats as other men collect
first-editions. / asked to see his
first-edition cat and he showed me
a photograph of ''the father OF
them ALL" a fine, outstanding an
cestor, whose Sc descendants now
decorate the docks.
Mr.. Roberts feeds his cats
plain, bome-cooked fish and it is
an impressive sight to see them
flock to his call as he stands in
their midst, a Key West version
of st. Francis with his birds.
After catalogueing such eats as
were on duty, L naturally drrted
over to the dogs and met some
of the younger set. My taste run.
to terriers and there was black
and-tan with nice face, who look.
ed as though he had once ridden
/ in his own carl He was trying to
eat a fish twice his size.
On the whole l was glad that
had visited the docks and l shall
begin my piece for "Our ANNA
Friends" with confidence of one
who knows his background
thanks to Mr.. Roberts.
Key West, Fla,
Dec. 10, 1886.
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WEATHER FORECAST
(Till s d. m. Saturday,

' y AAl-s @A4~~g
Key West and Vicinity: Part y
cloudy tonight and Saturday; not
much change in temperature; gen
tie to moderate variable winds.
Florida: Mostly cloudy, scat
tered showers in central and
north portions tonight; slightly
co der in northwest portion to-
night; Saturday mostly cloudy,
slightly colder IN north and west
central portions.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits
and East Cuff: Moderate variable
winds becoming northerly over
over north portion; weather
partly cloudy to overcast to
night and Saturday with Occa-
sional showers in north portion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-11
PIT. Assn. Holds
Meeting Wednesday

Harris School PIT. A. held an
interesting meeting on Wednes-
day afternoon. The meeting was
opened by the Lords Prayer,
after which a program was rem
defed. Mrs. Carl Bervaldi and
Mrs. Paul Archer sang Mother"
very beautifully. Miss Jennie
Seymour read an interesting and
instructive pamphlet on the care
of the feet. Mrs. Mary Days
reading on Parliamentary pro-
cedure was enjoyed by all; for il
informed the members of many
errors that were being committed
at each meeting.
The resolutions adopted by the
State PIT. A. at the convention
last month were read by Mrs
Yves Archer. They included the
topics of School Finance, Non
Salary State Board of Education
Subjects of the Curriculum, Mo-
ton Pictures, Safety. Juvenile
Protection. Library Extension
Slot Machines, Health Pledge anC
Radio.
Mrs. S. Cabrera announced that
the Lunch Project had been ap
proved by President Roosevelt
and would get underway as soor
as the money becomes available.
There was some discussion or
the employment phase of the prof.
ect. after which the roll wa.
called. Mrs. NJ. Meador and Mrs
C. Haskins won the banners fol
the highest percentage of parent:
present, while Mrs. E. Alburv
Mrs. T. Watkins and Mrs. NJ
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Christmas Tespers Services
To Be Held Sunday Afternoon

Christmas Story: Luke 1880
Alton Roberts.
"Star of Peace" Ira B. Wilson;
Birthday OF King" w. H. Neid-
linger-Junior high School Girls.
1T Came Upon Midnight
Clear" Edmund II. Sears-Senior
High School Carolers.
angels We Have Heard On
High" traditional French Carol
Senior High School Boys Double
Quartette.
80 Holy Night" Adolphe Adam
Senior High School Carolers.
Interlude: Approach of Day, "
Geo. ]. Trinkhaus-Flute. Manuel
Domenech; Clarinet, Hector Bar
roso; Violin, Sidney Aronovitz
Piano, Mary Fac Mechanism.
Playlet: Follow the Clean, p"
Ruth Sayre Bitter-Group of
Senior High School Girls. Celia,
Ruth Russell; Bernice. Geraldine
Knowles; AIthea, Margaret Ber-
nal: Clean, Juanita Dongo.
Anthem: Beautiful Song of
Christmas" Ira B. Wilson.
Recessional: "Jesus Shall
Reign" Isaac Watts-Senior High
School Carolers.
POstlude: "At Christmas-Tide, -
C. Paul Herfurth-High School
Orchestra.
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LEFT BY BUS LINE.

Louis Richardson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. viii Richardson, left
by Florida Motor Lines bus this
morning for Miami where he will
attend the last day of the air
plane races and maneuvers and
watch the start of the planes for
Key West Sunday morning.
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Entertainment To Be Ciuen
At School House Tonight

This evening at the Division
Street School at 7:30 o'clock, a
most enjoyable entertainment will
be given. 1t is to be presented in
the form of a radio program and
is sponsored by the Division Street
PIT. A.. the proceeds to be used
for fruit for the children of the
school at Christmas time.
The following numbers will be
rendered:
Herald, Harry Robidere.
Welcome, Rosalie Camalier.
The Land of Snow. 3B2 pupils.
Christmas Cooks. first graders.
A Christmas Greeting, pupils of
ga grade.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS

High pressure areas, crested
over the central Plains States and
middle Mississ ppi Valley, and far
West, overspread most sections OF
the country, Kansas City, No,
3O.3S inches, and Salt Lake City
Utah, 30.44 inches. Precipitation
has been general during the last
"a hours over the country east OF
the Mississippi River and on the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-11

Biggest Book in the World,
Shirley Billiard.
What Fun, Juanita Sanchez,
Howard Sanchez, Albert Atwell
and Geraldine Jaycocks.
Christmas, Merry Christmas
pupils of 5B grades.
My Raggedy Ann, solo by Kitty
Symonnette.
A Christmas Acrostic, pupils OF
3B1 class.
Santa Claus is Coming to Town
by fourth grade chorus.
Christmas Carols, by sixth
grade chorus.
Announcer, Gloria Acevedo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-11

middle Gu Z coas1- U5th hezvy ~
IN portions Of New En=lznd Bzs
ton Mas. 1-76 niche Temr@-m-
lures have fallen in the sourherz
Plains and West Gal S-zzes- ~
sissippi and lover Ohlo w.
and Lake regi6N- Whle rezGlnEs
are above normal IN rhe A-lz-Er
and East Gulf Slatez Tempeza
tures Al s 4. n rhls Uerlug
ranged from Is degrees belsE 49,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-11
CHURCH GROUP
RETURNS HERE

The local delegation, which at
tended the Methodist Church Dis
trict Conference held this week at
Pahokee, Fla, returned to Key
West yesterday over the highway.
The party was composed of Rev.
Shuler Peele, Norman q. Lowe,
Mrs. Agnes P1itchard, Mrs. Paul
Hefriek and Miss Minnie Knowles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-11
Dance Tonight At
Cuban CInb

Collegiate Dance will be held
tonight. at Cuban Club on Duval
street starting at 9 O'Clock.
John Pritchard and his or
chestra have prepared an es-
pecially good program of "swing"
music for this affair. An I'M
usually large crowd is expected to
attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-11
LEAVES OVER HIGHWAY

Alvin Smith left over the high
way this morning for Jacksonville
to be placed on assignment to a
route in the Railway Mail Service
during the Christmas holidays.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-11

Woods won them for the greatest
number. The meeting was then
adjourned.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-11

Editorial comment: The United
States has her Calvin and Mexico
has her Gales. The last two
syllables also mean something in
France but not in America.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-11

Edwin Lewis Morehead an at
tache of the naval station at Pen
sacola, and Miss Edna Mae Saun-
ders, of Key West, will be united
in marriage this evening. Rev.
L. Munro. of First Methodist
church will officiate. Miss Saun-
ders is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Appleton Saunders of Keg
West and has large number OF
friends.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-11

Baromet-r 8 a. m today:
Sea level. 1898.
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Corinne Curry and Sidney
Aronovitz led the Senior High
School with perfect grades for
the instruction period which clos
ed December A.
FoIty-five pupils accomplished
better-than-ave:age work for this
period as follows:
Honor point average sac, Co.
r'nne Curry, Sidney Aronovitz;
$50, Anita Berkowitz; 2.75, Har-
ry Bravo, Bert Roberts, Ronnie
Watkins; $50, Margaret Bernal;
2.4O, Phyllis Adams; 2.20, Mario
Herce, Betty Rae Russell; 200,
Mary Louise Bonniwell. Dorothea
Cana ier, Edith Rogers, Matthew
ZacaI, John Robinson, Susan Rob-
erts, Claudia Albury, Dorothy
Bearup, Romelda Johnson, Minnie
Lee Watkins, Orvis Kemp; 100.
Vance Stirrup, Mary Fay McClan-
ahan, Dorothy Mae DUNCAN, Ig-
natius Lester, Olga Kemp, Luz
cette de Barr:tt, Geraldine
Knowles; Its, Hattie Del Pine,
Dorothy Bean, Rae Louise Rus
sell, Hilary Albury, Wilbur John
son, Charles Wardlow; 1.6O, Anna
Vinduzer, Paul Monsalvatge, Joe
SoIdano, Allen Roberts, Lille Mae
Carey; 1.5O, E.oise Roberts, Macy
Palenzuela, Christine knowles.
Manuel Lopez, Gilbert Lord, Marie
Sands.
The Junior High School has
three pupils with perfect grades
for the instruction period ending
December 4, Elinor Larsen, Car
men Sunti and Mario Napoles. In
al, there are 76 pupils with bet
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-11

This 10 q country Of free enter
prise all right but we gotta be en-
terprisin' t'keep II that way.
Amt Il funny how many ioafers
are always settIn' around watchln'
the ether Teller loaf.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-11

Diamond dust viii fly again to-
morrow when the Box Factory
baseball team and the Cuban
Stars meet for their usual Sun.
day game in the barracks. These
games are started about 10 O'Clock
each Sunday morning and have
always been well attended by the
fans of the city.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-25

G9infeu unO BiirIten ab3ufoufen
oomi1 er Don Dem @elo elm @elhdft
beginner f0nne. aber Der nit Den
tauieno Ealeru troste ii6 nun 9leid
binfer beioen Sbren uno Iagte. oas
iei cine DerTluhte @eiti1te, nun
oIio, er babe Oos @elO, Nmit es lid
reGt oermebre, in SpefuIotionen
ongeIegt unb fat oaes %oerlorerL 10
ooB er eerooe i'm 8egriff geweien
iei. Ieinen 0oAbar menigitens Inn
Elm poor @iirite uuO Shinfen 8u
bitten.
SIM &erbit nber, als ibnen beiOen
Die Not ouf ben Rdgeln brannte unO
Iip ni6ts mebr gu nagen unO 81
beiBen batten. modten iie lid oltf
un0 gingen 8n Dem oritten unO frag-
ten ibn nit beideiOenen 8orten,
OBJ er Tie ni6t ols @eielen eiuitel-
len tonne. 9er ober beIann iih tel
men NugenbIid fonOern 5eigte linen
often feline 6reuOe. onB pr ibnen bel-
fen fonnte, uno er tot nod ibrem
8eaebr, Oenn feline @erfItntt bliibte
Washington Journal., 1936-12-25

. Idut,t GlOden, Iiutet bsa,
@erlSfdt ibr Screen nt@t 81
i4nea,
On Iiebes Gbriffiub bIeib mir
gut,
gtimntt mid in beinsr ei@ter
!6ut.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-25

Sir ITS DobI i'm &Opf niht 9aId
riftig, OoB gu Sid bier in 5dnee
uno Galte ~berumtreibItl"
8rummte miirriih Der MIte nno
moute meiterbumpeIn.
.Soua". rief Der 5meite, Hare
Srase nil flare Anttuort baben.
@ir fino aud feline Mdrdenprin-
3en, OnB uns Der llebermruf ariftl"
SIT Der brittle gail3 fin ~9efDor0en.
faBt feline @eiellen eridroden am
Mrm uno 5eigt auf ben beaen 2idt-
fdimmer. Ser iiber Dem alfen omrd)
oie Eannen Itreift.
IS lit Der Gneht oes 9errn"
Iagt er Ieiie. .laBt uns betenl"
Sagt Der erlte: ugun, Denn Dem
10 lit, Gnedt Mupreht. 10 magif gu
Elm Ginieben nit ms arnen TrOpfen
bcben uno unfer ieoem, on bente
Ser Gag beg Germ 1T. eiieu Bunifl
erfiinen."
uGpreht". iugt Der Alte. ues ion
geIdpbeu. mie gu meinit."
SD wiinfhe mir. iaat her erite,
Washington Journal., 1936-12-25

un6 geoieb, unb bur9 ietne 8uper.
IGfiigtett parb er fth tGgli6 neus
Runoen.
60 fam. oeun nun abermals
Beibno6ten berbei. unS Der srite
unO ser arueite botteu es iebr nit
Dem idIedten @eniiien AZ tuu. "a
.iie iih ser @orte beg alteH I'm
@al0e entionneu. Der brittle
|idmiidte in0es nit gldn5enbeu au-
gen ben 2idterboum uno iummte
|fr0blide 2ie0er babel. uno Die RtR-
Der tounten Oie Anfunft oes Beib-
nottsmannes gar nidt ertpnrtcn
Ser Rneft Ocs Germ ober Ihau
te. uIs feline 3eit fam uno iein 8eg
i'm Doriiberfiibrte. MIR ltiu gum
SenIter 6inein, unO ols Ell lie ale
6rei 3ufrieoen unO fIeiRia bel Der
arbeit Iob NIT &obeI, Gage un6
MeiBeI. ga idmun5elte er Elm flein
menig uno Itria Itd) iiber Ieineu
Bart, ser SdoIf. unS Idieu's redt
5ufrie0en, pie es qegangen mar, uno
ma6te Iih bumpeIno oabon.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-25

e, Itefte es idneq 5u iid unO gins
fueiter, ais Oh nidts eefdeben iei.
Ct bate ieds 9inOer gu Sauie, uno
oos iiineite log an elmer ihlimmen
2ronfheit inon Die iiebente ISOLDE.
.@enn es i1on ni1t tDieoer ge.
iun6 merOen fonn." oodte Ser armp
Wnnn. 10 miro es bod mariner uno
weiher Iiegen oenn 5ubor." uno es
ihoB ibm beiB gum 9er5en.
NIs er ieinem 8eibe ben Guno
brohte. ieuf5te Iie befiimmert UNI
ioete: ngs miro nimts niiBen; aber
es miro ibm pobler fem" un0 lie
billie ben tleinen 2eib in oas noble
ne Su1 uno fiiBte ibr &ino.
Sn Der Nodt idredte ser Gage
l0bner ouf. @r ieBte ii1 bod unt
rieb iih Die Mugen. gntiesen padte
i'm. er beoedtp sic Augen nit ben
SGnoen; oenn Elm blenoen0es Qidi
erfiiIte oas @emah. ging our9 oie
berfrnmpften Singer uno oie ge.
Ihloiienen Cider binourd ulo bronn.
te nuf ieinen ausen.
,WaS minit Nn2T it0bnte Soban-
mes.
Die itrobIenOe @eitalt, oie al lei.
men GiiBen itnno, offnete Ben Muno
unb iogte: o0u bait 80Ies getan,
Sobnnnesl @eibt Ou esq"
SD tDeiB" nnttportete ser Gage,
l6bner bebeno. lid tat es Inn mel.
nes iterbenoen 2in0es ipiuen."
Gin onoeres muB Oorum Ieioen"
enteeanete Der Gngel. res Iieat faIt
nndt uno BLOB in elmer &rippe auf
bortem Gtrob.
SD babe Ons niHt getuuBt"
fIagte Sobonnes. oes lit Elm I'm.
remtl"
go beb Did BON Oeinem Eager
unO mad gut. tpns ou W5ies eetan
BAIT. iprnn Der @noeI, .bu uirIt
ni@t eber Nube finOen.s
Washington Journal., 1936-12-25

men uno mid, Ben grauIamen
9nedt. zines iaben Sooes Iterben
lniien, oamit tie BON ibrer Dual en-
loIt tpiir0en
l1no Die Seiliae Wfutter @otteS
antmortete ibnen uno iprd6. .So.
er ioG Iterben binnen % Gtnn0en,
mie ibr arnien Siere es bittet. Mber
cine 8eoingung muB ih fteaen:
fuenn iid iemon0 finoet. ser @rbor-
men nit ibm bat unO aus reinem
Ser5en fir ibr betet. Damn, oann min
i6 ibm en10ig iein. 9enn Damn Mrs
er lelber oos grbormen nit eud Ier-
men,"
90 ipro9 lie. uno Damn ertpo6te
i'd 31bneflopperuo uno BON MngIt
geldiittelt, Der gon3en Sag fano ih
feline &ube uno iest. W3orin. iinO
Die bieruno8non8ig Stunoen gIeih
berum. @lnubit oil. ...2r
Sine Crane fiel ouf ieine Sano,
als er nad Der 0eS Wid0dens tnItete.
Sic I6lone einen Nugenblif oie Ar.
me um ieinen Snls Damn fniete iie
nie0er. 2eiie uno innig begonn tie
0u beten. nit 8uoerlidtIider unO
berbalten gIiidieliaer 6timme.
Der &neht h6rte ntemlos uno an.
bodtig 81. 0rouBen Ihlug es lang.
lam uno boneno afpolf llbr.
~@eIobt lei SeIus Gbriltusl"
i4loB oas M1ohen nit einem fur5en
anfidlud5en Damn troten iie eng
umi6lungen in Die belle Sternen.
nodt binous.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-25
Die Orri Wdn(cbe.
Sin 8sibnGdtsmGrdsn.

@ineen orei Wi1nner ourd Oen
8olo. WliBmutie itampften lie ourf)
Den Shnee. foum Dab le elm 8ori
matchmaker iprnhen. Ser fur5e
Gag neigte iit lHon. oos @etier oes
8aloes bate iid in Den entfernte-
iten Difuneen Derfrohen. Sin uno
DieOer polterte sic Sdneeloit Don
elmer Sanne uno idll9 bump aui
Den 8ooen.
Sprnh Der erIte. inoem er Den
Mtem meiB aug Dem MunOe ltieB:
.gg lift elm gleno. un0 om beIten
D1re. man iebtp lih bier in ben
G1nee uno ihIiefe Elm auf Simmer
tDieNernufpohen. Gproh Der
5Dpitp uno IfiitteIte Die 6loden pom
arm: .Drei Ginopr 8u &auie, Sum
ger uno GGIte felt orei Sabren. man
BAT faum nod Nliit nnd) SauIe gu
geben." Gprad) Der brittle unn
fab ourh bic 3meiee gum SimmeI
binnuf. mo Der erite Stern fnlt nnN
filbrie gIiserte: limb helite III
Beibnohten. gegegneten iie.
febr erItuunt in folder uerlfnpiter
@iIOnis. einem alien @onn. Ser lid
offenbar perInufen Miioe Idritt er
Oes @egs. unO es lab 10 aus. dls
tuiiroe er niht mebr melt gplnnaen
aSeoo. NIter~. rief 90 Der erite
Washington Journal., 1936-12-25

5meiieln. Als IL 5timmea uno
Idnene S9ritte b0rte, blieb er ite-
ben uno loui9te. @s iparen oie Sir,
ten oes reiden 3adarias. Die Don
ibren Seroen geloufen famen unO
faum nuf iein &ufen borten A6er
Eobios, Der leines Mlters megen
ni6t Gdritt nit ben iibrigen au bal.
ten bermohte. bIieb Dor Ser 8fortp
Ite6en.
IS lit beut' elm Rinolein gebo-
rem, feu6te Der Sirt. nuno mir &c.
ben es 81 Ieben."
Gin ainoleinl" ioud5te Sobon.
mes.
.gine 2egion Gngel bat es uns
ouf Dem 6eloe berfiinoet!"
Da lief Sobonnes an Dem peiB.
boarigen Sddfer porbei, iiber Sen
Sof Ser Serberge, iiber Die Eenne in
ben Stall, 10 tuie ibm Der Shein Oes
indernOen Qi1tleins ben @eg tuies.
90 fan0 er Morio un0 Soiepb un0
0as &inOlein, oos er iudte, unO ole
Sirtpn fnieten Dor ibm uno beteten
es an.
Sobannes legte Oas tpolene Sud
Ser Mutter in ben GdoB, uno iie
l19eIte uno nabm Sen boIoen 4na-
ben uno umbiinte i'm Iiebeno. Soban.
mes ober fniete nie0er un6 fotete Ole
S6noe.
ga trot GobioS in Die Gire, nnbm
nit 3itternoen 0ineern oen SUIT bonn
&opfe uno ienftc iein Snlipt. Seine
Qippen bebten. uno cine Er1ne fiel
in ben neiBen Bart.
glg Sobannes IN ieine 9ammer
5uriidfebrte. lief ibm iein @eib emf
gegen uno mari lid an ieine 8ruii
nno tueinte Sbr ainoleiu aber bate
ole Nueen eeofiust unh bre;tete Die
Mrme Dem 8oter .cntoesen unO Ia,
helte uno mar aeiuNo.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-25

.Ons eon5e &nus boiler @dinfen.
8iirite. MebI. 2inien un0 grbien.
Oumit Srau mo RinOer 8u eiien
bnben."
5agt DER apeite. SD piinide
mir tnuienO TnIer. Oornit ih mir
allies tnufen fam. mas i'd aegen bic
Not 6roufe."
Limb Ou2" lpridt Der alte gum
oritten.
Sogt Der brittle nod fur5em Be.
iinneR; SD minide mir Nrbeit".
unO iiebt Dor iih nie0er. neil er
iih meeen ieines 8nnihes foit
ih6mt.
Nidt Der olte Wlonn unO lngt nit
erbobener Gimme: 80 Sbr nun
Cure @iinide eeiprohen bnbt. 10
eebt nod Souie. uno iener BON Sud
miro es finOen, tpie er es gepiinidt
bat. NnA einem Snbr ober min i'd
mieoertebren, unO mebe benz. ser Die
@obe fhIeht genuBt bot
Gomit nenOet er lid unn bumpeli
OoDon uno lGBt oic Orei IN ibrer
gerbIiiffune 3uriid gnOIid MAIDEN
Iie Iid) ouF Den Mea gls lie in ihr
0ori fommen. 1T bort elm GROCER
Nufrubr gor opm Souip Nes er.
item itnuen lid Die 9eute nit o%ffenen
M1nlprn. unO es i'll ole Reop Oor
elmer eroBen 3onberei. inOem oos
8nus bon lei bon @iiriten. Shin'
fen unO Triihfen nIerlei Nrt
Gommt oes 3mpiten Irou 9elaufpn,
atemlos. .Monn". ruff lie. der
SinlmeI bat elm Number getnn, es
1T elmer aug ser Stoot gefommen
nit einpm Brief oorin itebt, Dab
Oh cine Grbihoft aemoht bnit bon
tonien0 SoIern."
Ser brittle ober gebt fin nod
SouIe uno begriiBt Iein 8eib. uno
iie ipridt gu ibm: .Dentp Dir.
eben mar Der Nnltinann oa uno iagt.
Define SiihIeriperfitott iei nieoer
fret. uno Die 5toot min Dir NOR.
gen ole eriten aiiftr6ee geben Oh
lonit aIeih nit Der Nrbeit begin
.nen!"
90 naren ole Orei sIiidIid unf
begineen Elm fr6bIides neues Sabr
Ser ober nit Den Nirften upr
.Sdinfen tpur0p 3uerif beOenflih
oenn ser 9orrnt ifpnnO bel 10 gu
tenn 9lppetit onau ihnen. unO el
frobte iid boIo hinter benz Sbr. neil
er bergeIien bate. Den Gnedt Oes
Serrn au bitten. OnB er Sen @orroi
INNER mieopr erneliere. Sn ieiner
0ot cling er idIieBIid au Dem nit
Sen tauIeno SoIern uno Bat ibn,
ibm einen Sell leines 1orrots on
Washington Journal., 1936-12-25

SD battc eiuen fur6tboren
Sraum. beute in Der GbriItnodt.
Meine Wiutter glaubte an SrGnnie
uno bebieIt immer redt oamit. Gen
gan5en Gag 6at er mid 0erfolgt unO
gedngitigt uno gu tDirIt Ieben,
W1aria, mas oorous fommen miro
Sd trdumte, i] iaste nit meinem
@elponn ben Sigel binter Dem 0orf
1inauf. SD trieb Die @Gule ON, es
NOR idon ipdt. sic fonnten es faun
idaffen, id bate 6en @aeen Ihmer
nit &oI8 beIooen un0 bieb uno
i9lue nuf iie elm, Dab lie feuhtcn.
gu fennit mid ia, Mario sd
iuurOe boie, neil iie INNER mieOer
Iteden bIieben.
@n0li6 famen mir oben an, bort.
mo- ouf ser S0be Oos Muttergottes.
bilo itebt. sic blieben iGpeiBtriefen0
- uno Ga . es NOR. 0aR
mir Die Soare 81 8erge ftonben
9o 0ffneten iie ibre MGuler, bid
ten 5u Der Mutter @ottes binouf
tno buben an 5u renen. Dit menid-
lider Stimme idrien bic G~rentltren
5u Soft. Sic ~berfloQten MIDI ooB
i'd iie rob unO unbormber8ia idIii.
&c, iie peinige uno Itinne toeein,
taoaus. Gs mar entieBlifL Maria,
uno es NOR sic 8obrbeitl SD
belt mir Sic 06sen 3u unO miiBtc
bod peiter boren, tuie iie Flebten, oie
Mtutter @ottes m6ae fif ibrer erbar-
Washington Journal., 1936-12-25

aIs Der beiIige Soiepb pegsmiioe
nuf Der GtroBe gen 8etbIebem Idritt.
gebeugten Souptes, ben arm nm
iein ~iammernOes @eib geIegt. fiel
aus benz umgeihnalten 8iinoel elm
molten Sihlein our @roe.
Gin otter EogeI0bner, nit Namen
Sobnnnes. Der bonn SeIoe beimfebr.