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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-12-03
KEEP FOOD RECORD
Amount of Food Used; Number of
Persons Fed

Restaurants, hotels and institu-
tons have been directed by the
office of Price Administration to
keep detailed records of the
amount of food used and the num-
Der of persons served during the
month of December. E. E. Fergu-
son, Regional Rationing Executive,
announced that institutional estab-
lishments will be required to incor-
porate this information on forms to
be filed at the end of December
with the OPA. These forms will
be distributed later. Records must
be kept separately for each estab-
lishment registered as an institu-
tional establishment under sugar
and coffee rationing regulations.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-12-03
NO OUTDOOR
XMAS LIGHTS
Prohibited in DimOut Area
May Affect Even New
Castle County
DIMOUT DRIVING

Although there has been nc
change since Nov. 20 in the dim
out regulations affecting Christmas
lighting, Col. John P. LeFevre en-
phasized that in Kent and Sussex
Counties the dimout regulations or
dered by the Army prohibit any
outdoor Christmas lighting after
shutdown. Colonel LeFevre said il
was possible that before Christmas
an order would be Forthcoming
which would prohibit outdoor
Christmas lighting in New Castle
as well as Kent and Sussex. He
insisted there was as yet no definite
indication that such an order was
on the way, but added that it is
possible so that there will be nc
confusion about regulations.
Patriotic Interest
He said that while there was as
yet no legal means of enforcing
dimout regulations concerning au-
tomobiles in the lower counties he
felt that public opinion and the pa
triotic interests of residents of that
area would make dimming of the
upper half of headlights essential
Without martial law-which we
don't want and are trying to avoid
it is probable that we are unable
to enforce the dimout driving rules
requested by the military authori-
ties which include painting out OF
obscuring of the upper half Of
headlight beams" Colonel LeFevre
said. "In talking to many resi-
dents of both counties during the
past few days have discovered a
complete willingness to comply
with the Army's request"
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-12-03
ASBURY METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. j. w. Colona, Pastor, An
nounces Services for the Week

nounces Services for the Week
The services at Asbury Method
ist Chrch next Sunday, December
9th, will be as follows: the Church
School will convene promptly at 10
o'clock with H. c. Jones, general
superintendent, in charge; the
morning worship service with the
Holy Communion at IL; the Meth
odist Youth Fellowship services at
$50 p. M; the evening worship
service and sermon at 7.30. Prayer
service Wednesday evening at 7.3O.
The annual Christmas concert by
the intermediate and Junior Choirs
will be rendered Sunday evening,
December 18th, at 7 o'clock. The
Senior Choir will render their an
nual Christmas concert Sunday
evening, December goth, at 7.3O.
Sunday, December 27, at 7.30 D. M,
the three Choirs will render SER
vice of Christmas Carols.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-12-03
Scouts Collect Old Silk Hose

The Girl Scouts will continue
their door to door canvass for old
silk and nylon hose this week. Kay
Boehmler and Jane O'Neill are
chairmen of the Girl Scout Drive in
conjunction with Miss Agnes Wick,
the local chairman. The two teams
of the Junior Patrol led by Muriel
Beltz and Sally Bodley are having
a lively contest in collecting. Both
teams will be entertained at a
party at the close of the drive at
which time the losing team will
furnish the entertainment. $50
please gather up all your old silk
and nylon stockings for the Girl
Scouts"
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-12-03
AIR RAID TEST
CALLED FAIR"
Mobilization Test Here Sun
day Said to Have Been
Fairly Satisfactory
FEW ARM BANDS WORN

The about air raid test mobili-
cation, held here Sunday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, was said by Coordin-
ator Clifford Jones to have been
fairly satisfactory" Close to so
per cent of the volunteer civilian
defense crews reported for duty.
Those groups reporting were the
Motor Corps, the Red Cross First
Aid workers, the Home Nursing
group, the air raid wardens, the
auxiliary police, the Citizens Hose
Company and volunteer firemen,
the American Legion Ambulance,
the Medical Corps, the Transporta-
ton group and the Canteen aides.
Took Test Seriously
Both the workers and the public
here seemed to take this test more
seriously than any of the others,
Mr.. Jones reported. The streets
were cleared within few minutes
after the siren sounded, and con-
siderably fewer spectators were
standing in the doorways to watch
the various activities. Among the
incidents" was the bombing of
the Colonial Hotel, housing about
rs women war workers. The Mo
tor Corps was in charge of evacu-
ating the hotel, and first aid work.
ers treated five Casualties" among
the women. A "bomb crater" at
the Four Corners was taken charge
of by the State Highway Mainten-
,ance Crew.
No Arm Bands
| Members of the first aid crew,
Mr.. Jones reported, did not wear
arm bands, which made it difficult
to distinguish a first aid worker
from anyone else. ''These arm
bands should be worn by the var
iious workers when they are on
duty, since in real emergency,
such Identification would eliminate
confusion" said Mr.. Jones.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-12-03
200 WOMEN GIVEN DINNER
Wesleyan Methodist Church Had
Good Turnout" Thanksgiving

= Over 200 women war workers
whose homes are far away were
treated to a free Thanksgiving din
Iner by the Jerman Chapel, Wesley
an Methodist Church, and friends
throughout this town who contrib
utted money and food. 1--WE were
encouraged by the appreciation ex-
pressed by the girls" the Rev.
Lewis Uhlendorff, pastor of the
church, stated, land church MEM
bers are very grateful for the aid
and assistance given by persons and
clubs in the town" Pie tins be-
longing to those persons who do
mated pies may be reclaimed at the
home of the Rev. and Mrs. Uhlen-
dorff.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-12-03
Services at st. Peters Church

st. Peters Episcopal Church,
Rev. Frederick Marx Barton, rec
tor, makes the following announce
ments: Today Thursday 1890 a.
m. "Quiet Day" for the Woman's
Auxiliary of Kent County in Christ
Church, Dover. Opening service
with the celebration of the Holy
Communion at 1890 a. m. Sunday
next, the Second Sunday in Advent,
7.30 a. M, celebration of the Holy
Communion; 10 a. M, Church
School; IL a. M, morning prayer
and sermon.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-12-03
Surgical Dressings

The Red Cross class in surgical
dressings began yeterday at the
fire house, instead of at the Century
Club, with Mrs. Andrew Cole, as
chairamn. Work began at 10 am.
and in the evening a special class
for members of the local Red Cross
Motor Corps was held. Mrs. c. l..
Harmonson and Mrs. Davis H. Bell
are co-chairman of the Motor
Corps.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-12-03
CENTURY CLUB PROGRAM
w. E. Matthews, Jr., to Speak on
international Relations"

William E. Matthews, Jr., will be
the speaker at the meeting of the
Twentieth Century Club on Friday.
His subject will be international
Relations" The program will in
clude vocal solos by Mrs. Mary
Hynson Fleming, with Mrs. John
Fearon at the piano. Mrs. Harvey
Wright, chairman International
Relations, arranged the pogram. A
meeting of the executive board will
be held preceding the meeting, with
Mrs. Harley Bodley, president, pre-
siding. The next scheduled meet
ing is on December 1S wehn the
Christmas program, Day of Music,
will be presented by Mrs. Howard
Deakyne.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-12-03
KENYON SCHOOL
PAGEANT GIVEN
All Pupils Take Part; P. I. A.
Meeting Follows; Buy
SSS in War Stamps
LETTERS TO SOLDIERS

The Kenton School presented a
Thanksgiving pageant, entitled
"Our American Thanksgiving" in
which the entire school took part
Those taking leading parts were
as follows: Governor Bradford,
Frank Knots; miles Standish, y
Linwood Rigby; pilgrim Hunt
ers": Bruce Clark, George Faulk-
ner, James Pinder, Donald Wath-
ers; elder Brewster, William
Jensen; Priscilla Alden, Bertha
Faulkner; Messenger" Harry
Jones; "Chief Squanto', Harry
Graham; "Chief Massasoit," Nor
man Alexander. Following the
pageant, the Kenton P. T. A. hello
it's monthly meeting, at which time
it was decided to present the
Christmas program on Friday even
ing, December 18th. The Deem
Der P. 7. A. meeting will be held
on this date.
S0S.S0 III war Stamps
Miss Eva Carey, chairman of the
sale of Defense Stamps reports 8
total sale of $3.50 in stamps fol
the month of November. This is g
40 per cent increase over October's
sale.
Letters to soldiers
The fourth to sixth grades have
begun a 'letter to a soldier" cam
paign in which each pupil is writ
ing one letter a week to a friend
or relative in the service. Severa,
letters were mailed the first week
and the ultimate goal is 100 pei
cent for the classes. Those who dc
not have relatives or friends in the
service are writing letters to be
mailed to soldier mentioned in the
Smyrna Times "Dribbles Column
These letters will go to soldiers
who would like to have a little
hometown news. Each chile
really is interested and wants tc
write to soldier" Mrs. R. w
Comegys, teacher, stated.
Perfect Attendance
Those having 100 per cent at
tendance for the month of Novem-
Der were: First to Third grades
Merritt Husfelt, William Jensen
James Lane, William Wothers, Le-
Roy Everett, Donald Pinder, Caro-
Ign Carter, Marlyn Attix; Fourth
to Sixth grades: John Isaacs, Don
aid Wothers, Martin Williams jam
es Pinder. Jane Conley, Jean Con-
ley, Josephine Budd, Ruth Ann
Haas, Alberta Lane.
Tin Can collection
The campaign for collecting tin
cans has been in progress for two
weeks and approximately five hun
bred cans have been collected. The
Army for Defense has been organ
lied. Children bringing in ter
cans per week become first class
privates at the end of the first
month, the second month, corporal
and so up the line. Interest is
running high and the pupils are
working hard for theri promotions
some having already brought in fal
beyond their quota.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-12-03
CLAYTON BOY MARRIES
Irville Charles Purse Wed in Ken
ton to Miss Alma Fay McGhee

Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Alma Fay Nc
Chez, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph H. McGhee of Eccle, w. Va.
to Mr.. Irville Charles Purse OF
Clayton, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam t. Argoe. The wedding took
place Saturday in the Kenton Meth
odist Church, with the Rev. Win
gate D. Short officiating. Mrs
Martha Kinder of Eccle and Mr.
Harvey C. Cole of Clayton were
the attendants. After January 1
Mr.. and Mrs. Purse will be at home
in Wilmington.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-12-03
Home Nursing Glass

The Red Cross Home Nursing
Glass, organized Tuesday night
with 20 members, will suspend
meetings until after the Xmas holt
days. The next meeting will be
Jan. 9Th.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-12-03
Church Women Meet

A luncheon meeting of the exec
utive board of the state Women's
Society for Christian Service of the
Methodist Church will be held at
Wayside Inn, on Friday with Mrs.
w. w. Sharp of Harrington presid-
ing.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-12-03
Dinner for Newly WEEDS

Mrs. Helen Attix entertained at
dinner at The Wayside Inn last
Saturday evening in honor of her
son-in-law and daughter Mr.. and
Mrs. William Sterling Wilson whose
marriage took place November %.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-12-03
Chimney Fire

Smyrna volunteer firemen were
called Tuesday afternoon to extin-
guish a chimney fire at the home of
Mrs. Walter Turner, next door to
the fire hall.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-12-03
Smyrna Church of the Nazarene

Smyrna Church of the Nazarene
Church of the Nazarene, Rev. j.
wv. Parkins, pastor, announces the
following services: Thursday, pray
er meeting, 7.30 p. M; Friday, Mis-
sionary meeting at the home of
Mrs. Mary Seward, 7.30 p. M;
Sunday services: Sunday School,
9.45 a. M; morning worship, 10.45
a. M; N.Y.P.S., p. M; evangelis-
tic service and praise meeting, 7.30
o'clock D. m.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-12-03
Death of John M. Johnson

John M. Johnson died in the Kent
General Hospital in Dover on Sat
urday, November %. He was 10
and had retired from active farm
ing near Kenton. His parents were
Benjamin F. and Sarah Carey
Johnson of Maryland. Funeral
services were held at Holden's
Church near Wilmington, Wednes-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock with
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-21

Sl,oen abgab uuo @elo bon ibm Ct.
belt iulBte i9 tpobl, uno es tpare
am gnoe ood oeiler eetueien, iuenn id
@uh oaoon in &enntnis geIett bdtte.
Mber id bobte boditens an ein paar
ta,.Ienb Warf> uuo pegen zines fol-
den 8etrases modte id @ud nidt
luebe tlin. Sd CLAUDE altd iest, trok
oieies Sbuloideines nidt, baB Ser.
uonu bel Mbrabau eine 10 rieiiee
5um,ue entlebnt bat. Bas iollte er
oenn oamit ansefaneen baben2. go
groB tuore,. feline Ausgaben niAt. Ser
SSsuoe treibt eiu falides 5piel, un6
Der Simmel mag toiiien, auf 'oel4e
Weile er. 5u Sermanus unterl drift
tam. Or tuuBte redt gut, baB oieier
uod nidt bol1iabrig tpar, uno baB
er ibm binter Current @iiden iiber>
baupt nidts seben 6urfte. uebrisens
braudt Sbr @ud ia nur at ben
Wortlaut oes S6uloideias balten> Der
5ablbar tit bier 8oden nod oem
antritt Ser 8e,uirtldaftuna ,oes So
fes ourd &ermanu. Abrabam mag
imnerbin parten biz 5u 6ieiem Ger
min gud eebt Die sau5e @eididte
nihts an."
5bpeieeno laB 6ie 8aueriu eiaige
Sefln6en oa.
uDieie Sanolunestueiie tuare ein
unredt", enteeenete Iie eruit, ,,tpenn
&eruann, tuoron id nidt stoeifle,
@elo BON oem Suoen befam. Mit
iofden 8offen fampfe id uidt. ltnb
sloubit bu", fiiete iie. bitter bin3u,
,,oob eiu MenId, ber iid nit 5alid'
ntiin5ern einlieB> nidt ieiue artne
Nutter III elmer Beiie binterseben
tonute, ipie 6er Sduloi&eiu beiaets"
Balentiu idiittelte ietu sraues
Saupt.
SD fonnte iettber ni6t an bic
Sdulo Sermanns. slaubeu", erflarte
er, ,,uno iest claude id erit redt nidt
an iie. Sd babe 5tpar nur einen ein-
ioden Observation-Disclosures, ober id
ner6e ben Berbadt riht log, baB
mau init bem aruen Ssunsen, Der ia>
lpie id 5ueeben min, ettpos leidtiinnis
getpirtiboftet bat, elm iddnolides
Spiel trieb. -g8ie aues 5ulammen.
bdnet 6as eebt freilid iiber oen @it
in meinem alien &opfe binaus. Nod
einmol rote ilb: 5ablt oeut Sebraer
oas Seioeneelo nidt. @s mare ia
guer Huin."
,,@r miro es Iein, 8alentin', be-
ItGtiste bic 9rou nit einem tiefen
SeuI5er; "aber', fubr iie ploslid
NIT entlhlollenem Soue fort, ~ielbIt
oieler brobenben lleber3eu9,tng &C.
aeniiber beeebe id fein llnredt.
8enu abrabom nodloeiieu fonn, oaB
ieine 5oroeruug ridtis lit, oanu er-
bdtt er oas @elo. Inter feineu lint
ltduoeu laiie id mid auf eineu Bro.
3eB ein. Nufs ne,4e toiiroe aQes aus
gearabem, luos BOT mic beretts 81
oeu Toten aeleet tooroen it, Die
@unoen tpiiroeu abermats bluten,
lno ielbit ipenn ia setudnne, bliebe
als idmer6euoer Stadel bas Be-
ipuBtiein, iemanoen oas Seine nor,
eutbolten 5u babeu, IN meiuer Seele
5uriid."
8alentin fannte Die 8aueriu gut
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friiber bon Der Not,penoigfeit Ser 8e.
5abluns einer 10 groBen Sdilo 9e'
itellt tuoroen, 70 bdtte oas aqeroings
AUDI eine empfinolide Glide in oem
Sermogen Sdolaitifas peranlabt
aber nad Sen 8erbeerungen burb bie
5turmflut ergab iih cine ean5 an>
bere Gednuns, fir Die ein ntebr als
bebenflides NeI Iultat beboritano. Die
@ruuoltiide uno Der Malo iparen ent>
tuertet ltno 6ie &upitulien nabe5u er-
idopft. ltm Die ,meebeure Shulo
be5ablen 5u fonnen, 1nltBte oas Gut
nit elmer beoeutenoen SDpotbet be-
laltet tueroeu, uno oas tpar bel Der
obnebin miBli6en 2ase Der Sano-
tuirtidoft ein eefdbrlider Sdritt. an
einen Mustueg bate 8alentin &C.
oadt, aber oenlelben niht 5u fteaen
se.pogt. 0ie nidt ielteu auf oen
srobeu &ofen mt Siiooeutidlano, mo-
oft ein 9ienitbote fait ieiu san6es
2eben auf ein uno oemielbeu Rlate
5ubrin9t, par Der @roBfnedt ourd
ieine Sparianfeit nod un6 nod au
einem Werm0geu sefommen, oaB fit
ieine 8erbdltniiie iebr betra6ttid er-
idieu. Sssu dbnlider Gage befano iid
oer Sadfer Biutbolo, Der felt mebr
als einem MeuIdenalter aaidbrlib
leinen 2obn fait ungeibndlert in Die
5partoiIe true. Denn sic Bauerin
iid CUR annabme oieler @riparniile
fonnte, ipar iofort gebol<
fen; aber Boleutin fannte .bie GID
Observation-Disclosures berlelben uno
slaubte besbalb nidt 6aran. @inets
Beriud entidlob ct iih aber oenno9
5t maden, 11uo 5u bieiem 3tuede be.
sob er iid lit oos Sdofbous, tuobin
8iaibalo 5tuet Gage porber bon Der
Betoe 5uriidgefebrt tpar.
gBie er nidt anbers ertpartet, iDur-
oe bon bieiem Ieiu ean5er Beiis obne
lpeiteres gu bent genannten 3tpede
sur Berfiieuns seitellt. Aud wiat.
balo 'iprad ieood 3neifel oariiber
aus, boB Sbolaitifa pon ibrem IN.
erbieten @ebraud maden tuerbe.
Dieie bate iid nod Der @ntfer-
nune oes @roBfnedts 1T ibreu 2ebn'
iei1el eeiekt, tpo Iie, 1T @eoanfeu per-
loren, faIt eine stunoe lang blieb.
Webr uno mebr fam in ibrem Wie>
nenipiel Der @ioerldein etues feIten
gntldlulies gum Nusorud.
sic erbob iid uuo trat an ibren
8onolbrant. Mus bieiem nabm ite
Sag &ausbud uno madte iid, oas'
Ielbe burbbldtternb, cine 8eibe bon
Roiti5en auf einen. 9ogen Popier.
Damn rednete iie.
.@s gebt nibt anoers", murmelte
lie. ul1no tpeun aud. SD piu nidt.
Tim nit S9uloen gu arbeiten uno
81 tolnpfen bin id 5u alt. auf oiele
@eile bleibt mir nod eine bitblde
Summe, nit beren 3inieu ih, bts
es ans Sterben sebt, ioreeniret leben
fanu un6 Die oauu nidt n,einem 9ooe
Mortbo erbdlt. 8on oer abermalisen
Beriiinoisung Sermonns oorf Dos
quite Rino nidts erfabreu. @s bat
obnebiu 2umner eenug."
Sic IbloB ibr 8uh. legte es tute'
Der III oen S9ront uu6 beroollitan>
eigte ibreu &n5ug.
Dann aing 1te 5u ber 2apeQe bin-
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Mitt,uo6, Ben 81. Sanaar 194a

lelbit ibre 9berfleioer abgelegt, ala
Balentin NIT oem 5ddfer 8iaibalb
in ser Stube erIbieu.
Sn iidtliber 8efansenbeit blieben
oieie betben an Der Siire iteben, nno
erlt auf sic freunolide Srase Sdola-
Itifas nod ibrem 8unide trat' 8a-
lentin einen 5dritt Dor. Ct rdlliperte
| iid uno fano nidt glei9 oas ridtige
Bort.
,,gBir iino 5tpei alte 8,triden", be-
eonn er enolid, ,,bie unler Serrsott
ie6e 5tunoe abrufen fanu. s8ir ba-
ben tpeoer @eib nod 4ino uno nut
entfernte 8ertpauote, unter benen eS
ant @n5e, tueun unlere Sade etnmat
getetlt miro, nur &Gn6el uno Strett
gibt. @as mir uns eriparten, itatnntt
bis auf oen Iekten Dfenntg bom Saio-
bofe Der, uno ba Sbr nun etumal oem
sS,t6en Mbrabam, tpas fretltd oas
be- tie tpdre, nidt ai,f Sen 9eib riiden,
lonoern ibu befrieoisen tuoat, 70 er-
l9ien es uns als Yflidt uno Sdul-
oigfeit, @u4 unler @elo an5utrageW,
Dos in tpeniseu Eosen fliiifig ge.nadt .
lperben fanu. @s tpiiroe uns fre,tem,
tuenn. ...'
5dolaitita bate nit @etualt 6eH
louten Musbrud ibrer &iibrung be-
fdmpft. Er6nen aber braden bod
ous ben Aueen beroor.
8alentin iab es uuo 'erldraf. ct
aIaubte, iein antrag bobe Der 8auertH
tpebe eetau. Desbal6 mar er plot
lid berit,unmt.
Die @reiiiu trot ieood auf i'm 3u
uno reidte ibm i.uo oem Sddfer ote
&aa6.,v, &C.,.
,Sbr Ieio brabe 2eute", iaete i;e
inuig,. Die Der Iiebe @ott sans se-
pib fiir ibre anbanelidteit ,'aS
Ereue belobnt. Sd banfe eud uow
san3em Seraen, tpenn id aud euer
Opfer niht annebmen fann uno stpar
ldon aesbalb nidt, neil meiu @nt-
ialuB ,,ntuioerruflib gefaBt 1T: bee
Saibbof tpir6 berfauft."
Durd oiele Mitteilune uuroea Die
5tpei Wdnner in gren5enloie Beitiir'-.
sung periett."
,,gerfauft!" \riefen iie, ,,berfauftt
Ser Saiobofl Das iiberlebe iA nidtt"'
fugte Balentin faIt meineno bin8u.
Das MienenipieI Sdolaititas be-
funoete, bab Elm @eoonte in ibr auf-
eetaudt uar; ibre 3iiae tpuroen our@
Elm milbes 2abeln nerflart.
,,g8arum?" belt lie enteeeeu:
,,tuos ioa man 6enn nit bent Sof
anfansen, menn i'd aus oieier 8elt
l9eioen muB2 Sd bir alt rno babe,
oent' id> fit oie paor Sabrde,t, tuel-
DIE mir bielleiht Die @naoe oes Sint-
mels nod fdenft> bic 8ube oeroient.
1ebrieens iit es ia borerit niht not
tpen6ig, oaB ser Saiobof- in fremoe
Sdnbe iibereebt; ebenlo gut als ibr
mir euer @elo boritreden uolltet,
fonnt ibr es sum Mntauf bertuenoen.
Dann bleibt alles beim Alten uno i&
5iebe Mid bon n1einem Soften 5uriid."
Betrofien lbauten sic sllteu ein-
at,oer an. 9oran batteu lte augen-
ibeinlid ear nidt sebadt. Ser Bor-
idlag miBftel ibnen ieood nidt, uie
oas freuoise Mufleudten ibrer Mu-
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getua6t tperoe,t, oa ser 3ultan6, na
mentli6 ser porBer 10 ertragsreibet
Neder unb Wieien, eiu 9eraoe5u troit
loler tpar.
Sdolaitito oer5agte ieoob nibt
sSm Bergleih 5u Dielen Sunoertet
anoerer 8etrofienen tpar tie imme1
nod beiier oarau.
Da traf ie abernols ein fllrbt
barer Sdlae.
':@ines Mbenos eridien Ser @e
fdaftsmann Nbrabam Boos bel ib'
uno bat iie um @ebor.
Cine banee Mbuuns iuar 1ofor
beim Mnblid bes Sebrders in 6e,
8daerin ertpndt. Wan bate if,
nidt perld4uiesen baB Sermonn be
bent Ssu6en @elo entlebnt babe, abe'
anfaugs mar biele aneeleaenbet
burd ibreu Ser8eusiommer iw Der
&intererunb geordn9t tporoeu, uni
uad9er bate ie, oa Abrobam mi1
teiner Sorberung beroortrat, an Die
felbe gar ntht mebr eeoa6t
geuu tono Der Waun nit ieiueu
ftehenoen Augen uuo 6em &aubbogel=
aeIiht Dor ibr.
,,@s preiiierte mir big iest', be-
qoun er ,,no 3os ein Bapier aus oer
Eaide, >,nidt nit meinen @eI6dft,
ba Sbr, &eiobofbonerir, mir gut se>
tua ieio. Mber ioir iino eben :iterb~
Iide Wenlden, uno tpie id borte,
bat bas &odtpailer aud @nd tpebe
aetan. Das @elo aber lit mein st.
ter, mein Bf{us, uno 5u perlieren
babe id nidts. Desbalb badte i'd
Nbrabom, iekt 1T es 3ett."
Damit id,lus er oas auiammenge~
faltete Bapier ausetnan6er un6 gab
e Sholaittta in oie &ano.
Diele las. Muf ein,uol fnidte iie
s,.1amuen un6 aue 6arbe mid aus
ibrem @elidt.
,,@as2" itobnte iie, ,,oier5igtai,-
ieuo Warts Das lit unmoelid, bos
CLAUDE ih nidt."
abrabam griff nod Der ltrfunoe
Seiue Nale bog iid falt auf oie Sip
pen berab. ,Da ltebt es ldtuor3 oui
tpeiB', belt er enteesen, ~a,no i'd
beute, Die llnterldrift bes noblen
&errn Sobnes lit gud nid)t unbe'
fannt. llebriaens faun i'd sic 3id:
ttefeit neiner sSoroerung beIbtuo
ren, tpenu es uohpenoig miro"
9ie 81uerin ipanfte. Sic muBte
iib leteu. Sb,per uno eerduihpou
rang ser Ntem lid aus ser 8rult.
,SSSd bite @ud, Mbrubaln", nabn
lte uah elmer Weile oas Wort, uorane1
mid nidt uno laBt mir 3eit. Sd
bin algenblidlid at ollem unfdbig
Ronunt iibermoreen ipieoer, 0onn &C.
be id @ud 8eideib."
9amit tpar Der @elddftsmann Dor
laufig 5uirieoeugelteut. @r pertpobrt'
ben Sduloldein uno idlih nit oe
miitigem @rinien babon. Sholaitift
fa6 nad ieiner @ntiernune rod lang'
unbeiueelid oui ibrem Blas. @ie
oerbolt fom ibr oas Woiler in oi'
Nueen, aber tapfer fGmpfte lie eeeet
ben erenSenlolen Sdmer5, tuelde1
tbr sSnneres aerriB.
Sic iudte 8olentin auf unb fiibrt
ibn in Die Stlbe. Der Shreden be|