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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14

AT Shower
Miss Beuleh Anderson
Is Guest OF Honor

Miss Dorothy Meade and
Miss Virginia Maxwell were
co-hostesses recently at the
formers home at Soundview.
The occasion was a miscellane-
Gus shower honoring Miss
Beula Anderson. The host
esses were assisted by their
mothers, Mrs. W. J. Meade
and Mrs. Helen Maxwell.
The evening was spent in games
and making a scrapbook for the
bride-elect. Honors were taken by
Miss Amy Bergen and Mrs. Ruth
Cook Siddall. Following the pres
entation of gifts TO the bride, a
buffet supper was served from a
table centered with orchid iris and
yellow daffodils and orchid tspers
Miss Lola Huff poured
Guests for the evening included
friends Of Miss Anderson's with
whom she has worked.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Missionary Society TO
Have Meeting

Members and friends of the
Womsns Missionary society Of the
First Lutheran church will have
their January meeting At the home
Of Mrs. Leo Buesoher. 1908 No.
sth st, at 2 o'clock Thursday after
noon. Mrs. =. V. Nelson will b
assisting hostess. The Rev. Carl E
Rydell will have charge Of the de-
votionsl program. Final reports
Of last years work will be read
and plans for the coming year will
be made. Mrs. Otto johnson and
Mrs. Floyd Anderson will sing q
group Of songs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14

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with ~ sepestmen< pse~h1nn4
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Announce Marriage
January 10 in Teeoms

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mulligan
Of South Bend announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Har-
riette Mulligan. to Mr.. Lester II.
Miller. son of Mrs. Martha Miller
of Tacoma.
The wedding took place before
Judge w. A. Richmond in Tacoma.
The bride wore a brown costume
suit with fur trim and matching
accessories. She wore q green
orchid and her only ornament was
gold cross, given her by the
groom. Attending the couple were
Miss Meta Burrows and Mr.. John
Cunning. The new home will be
made in Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14

Members % th< hothers elut
~ Tacoma chapter. psMolsy. ~fsl
meet In tia hs3onic tsnpi< at
o'cio<k Thursday evening Mfs
Leonard ERICKSON. president. sn.
nounees that thsrs = important
business 70 fsnaaet snd requests
all members BE present super
siii b. served ~ Mrs = n. Dtss
mors ard bsr eosnmlftss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14

Young Ladies auxiliary, Park
land Methodist church. will meet al
the home Of Mrs. Robert McKune,
on Lincoln ave, Tuesday evening.
Edgemont PIT. A. will meet on
Thursday evening at s o'clock at
the school. Judge w. A. Richmond
will be the speaker.
Momen's guild Of Grace Evan
gelicaI Lutheran church. 1902 Park
ave, will meet at the church par
lors for 100 business on Wednes-
day with refreshments following
Central chapter. Goodwill Indus
tries. will meet for II 80 luncheon
Thursday at the home Of Mrs. T..
l.. Barnhart, 220s So. 25th. Mrs.
d. Titcomb will assist.
Ray G. Roberts auxiliary will
meet Wednesday evening in the
Ray c. Roberts hall. Members with
birthdays in November. December
and January will be honored.
Bethlehem guild will 10 enter
tanned at the home Of Mrs. Jack
Langdon. 400 Portland ave. Mrs.
Langdon will preside.
Midland Improvement Club will
meet Tuesday evening at o'clock
at the clubhouse.
Seventh Ward W. &. T. 4. will
meet at the home of Mrs. {. ID.
Slavery. All No. 3sth st. for a
potiuck luncheon at 1890 o'clock
Thursday. The speaker will adj
dress those present on Christian
Citizenship. All ar. cordially in
vited.
John X. Thompson auxiliary.
q. =. ". ", will sponsor a card
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
New Officers 10 Preside
Al Amaranth MEETING

Lincoln Court No. -. Order Of
the Amsranth. will hold it's first
business meeting under the new
set Of officers at 3 o'clock Thurs
day evening in the Masonic temple
at South 3sth and Sheridan.
Committees for the new year
will be appointed and q memorial
service exemplified.
Mrs. Minnie Bryan and Mrs.
John Weaver will serve on the
refreshment committee for Janu-
airy. February and March. Mrs.
A. c. Larson Is royal matron and
DR.. Ray T. Frederick il royal
patron.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14

Ins ers - 2ftee - e<sf*
-. s ss' ' = -: AN a'' 9 ~
NuMsEn .
tn MAKE II easier for sssray<rs
n meet ths increased t1ses 70
quired BY the National n~fsnsr
Program. the Treasury Depart
ment 10 offering for sais two
series II notss. bsth dstsd Aaxsss
I. is<i. and maturing August 1.
fs<s
In January ~ each r~sr fws
ns~ series Gill b. provided. -
that . taxpayer can always par-
chsss nofss curing fhe satlrs year
In which Ne 10 receiving his sneoms
for us~ in payment n tsxss dss>
ths following y.sr. Tn~ rssson
for shs z-yssF nots u 10 permit
taxpayer. n hs - desires. 20 -
Gin saving In January NJ ens year
and cnntinas fhrouEh thai yssf n
ssss for hss tsxs. a.s In foilsw-
Ing year.
All notes are soia II par snd -.
ersied interest When presented In
payment ~ ineoms fsxss they ssli
- rsesissd Al par and srers~d IN
tsrssf up 10 and including the
month IN which ssseh t.zss are
paid Interest ~lli not accrue -
yond ths maturity II th~ NOTES
II not presented IN payment a
Income tsxss. they wtIi ~ 70
assmsd for casa lnd<r certain
specified conditions sf ths pr.
chase prtes paid for ths notes In
other words. tho Taxpayer n ~
rsd%sms ths netss for e..h. s~fs
back tss, me amount hs PAID.
cemplst~ information sseaf
these Treasury notes ~ili - fsa.na
n Treasury Department circular
sssil@hls 81 ssssi h~nks. r~dsfai
Hes<rvs banks sra br~n<nss. 90
rfsss'iry Department. wssnsns.
ten. n. e
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Red Cross Sewing Unit 10
Meet at Parish House

A Red Cross sewing unit Will Be
started Wednesday At St John .
Episcopal church parish house So.
ssth and Puget Sound. tn. Brit
ish-Ameriosn sewing unit meets IN
Tuesdays
Al women Vho ere interested
ere invited n attend and n bring
sandwiches. Tea and eoffee viii %
served Sewing all bs from 10
until 3 o'clock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Tacoma Chapter 70 Have
Luncheon Wednesday

Mira. z. s Basnsm IL chair
man Of the hostsEses for the tur-
key luncheon which members Of
Tacoma chapter Eastern Star
auxiliary are planning for Wsdnss-
day afternoon at 1870 at the
Masonic temple. Members are to
bring equipment for Red Cross
sewing.
Assisting Mrs. BsEhsm are Mrs.
y. s. Sloan. Mrs. J. y. Hunold
Mrs >. J. Allensn. Mrs. Lawrence
Otto Mrs. 2 p Mitchell and HrE
-. z. handey1ils.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Sorority AIumnee TO Take
Over Defense Work

Active work in the defense pro-
gram is the topic to be discussed
by members of the Alpha Delta Pi
sorority alumnas at their meeting
Tuesday evening at s o'clock. Miss
Lois Cade. president, will preside,
and present many helpful ideas
on the subject.
Bridge and late supper will fol-
low the business meeting.
After the business meeting and
bridge, Mrs. Francis Olson, in
whose Rome the meeting will be
held, will serve late supper. Since
the gathering is a particularly i'm
portsnt one, a large turnout is
desired.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Professional Women 10
Meet al Washinoton

The regular business meeting Of
the Business 4 Professional We
mems club Will be held A. the
Wsshington apartment dining
room Wednesday evening AZ .
o'clock
Mrs. Elda Comfy. chairman 81 the
legislative committee. mas planned
q program for the dinner Judge
EvsnRslins Starr ~ Seattle all
~ the guest speaker and her talk
viii b On the subject. Lobbying
for Democracy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14

NOTION - fofm<r Cor Isznss
n cuftsy q Massachusetts ess
erasrsd ~ . dlsiriet Hsaxs Tues
day 10 pay ths city u nestea .
tsx.sxs Judgment II th< rate Il
800 . seek IN eeansetton eta
th< siisasaiy illegal s~tfismsnt q
q lasa-d.msTs .alt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Zonis Club 10 Hear
Mrs. Brown Wednesday

Wednesday evening finds Zonts
club meeting for 9 o'clock dinner
At the Elks' club.
Mrs. r. W. Brown. the former
Ruth mshaffey. who has just 70.
Gently returned from Honolulu. viii
speak on her experiences there ss
well az on the trip home
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Mrs. Fisher VIII Be Hostess

Tuesday evening at = o'clock.
mrs. George n. Fisher viii be hos
tess to members and friends Of thu
Senior Lutheran Daughters Of the
Reformation OF Central Lutheran
church. The group will meet at
her home at 1923 South Tyler.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Mrs. Higgins Announces
Meeting Plans

Mrs. G. l. Higgins. president Of
the Margaret Blair Health club.
announces the regular meeting Of
the club viii be held at 10
O'Clock Friday morning al the
ODD Fellows temple At this
meeting plans for a spring tea
and program n b held early IN
February p1ll 10 made. All
members are requested 10 b
present
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Psses Council Meeting
To Be OF interest

The women's Council for reaes
Will meet in Emerson hail ~ II
o'clock Thursday Following tbs
sandwich luncheon and social hour.
Mrs. Frank OTIS Will preside over
the bushes. session At which tins
Mrs. Lswrenes Huitsnersn wfii
rad correspondence from WASH
iugtan. y. G.
Mrs. MsrKsry Smith ~iii speak
IN national current events ard
Mrs. Jessie D. ksstnsr viii re-
view the Far Eastern sltastion.
The program viii start 81 .
o'cioek A cordial invitation "a en-.
tended 10 the public.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Son Born January II 70
Russell /. Darlinqs

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell l.. Darling
are receiving congratulations on
the birth Of their first child, a son,
Jan. IL in Tacoma General hos
pital. The little boy has been
named Russell Glen. Grandparents
sharing in the Fluctuations are
Mrs. Glen Darling Of Tacoma and
Mr.. J. L. Westenskow of La
Grande, Ore. Mr.. Charles A.
Darling Of FL Segundo. Calf, is
the babys great grandfather.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
q|!1tn'e5ociet,1
WotG POM a &xd4wonaanS u,oaA.N
Exchange
Nuptial Vows
Miss rhorson. Mr.. Fsuli
Wed ~ First Lutheran

While many tspers lighted
baskets Of fluffy white ehrys-
anthemums in the ohaneel Of
First Lutheran church Satur-
day evening. Miss Dorothy
Thorson. attractive daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Steiner Thor
son. became the bride Of Mr..
Lynn Faux. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. |. Faux. The eere-
mony was performed by the
Rev. Carl r. Rydell.
The bride ~ore . street dress II
gold crepe with fachza acres
series. she carried = quaint eou.
aust of an orchid surrounded ny
houvsr.,is
Ms. Marion Thorsan ~ss her
SISTERS only attendant and ~ore
a mos. greet street dress with gold
hat and accessories. Hsr bouquet
Was Of gsrdeniss and bouvsrdla.
Mr.. Carl Faulk ~s, his brothers
best man.
The Tacoma hotel was the
>rene q . reception after the 70
wedding. Here Mrs. rhorson re-
eeived In . wine dress a. did the
hridegrooms mother. Their
flowers were sardeniss.
Chryssnthsmums and palms
we're used about the dining rom
and on the piano and collation.
table with mixed spring flowers.
Mrs. Roy G.. Johnson. ~ Portland.
sister Of the bride. and Mrs. Joseph
rschot ~ Olympia, SISTER ~ the
bride. poured.
Miss Ruth Thorson. another
sister. had the guest book and Mrs.
Elmer cuiley the gift table. Mrs.
Andy Erikson cut the wedding
cake and assisting also were Miss
Arlene Faux. sister al the bride
groom, Mrs Omar Helseth and
Mrs Roy Hickok. another sister of
the bride groom.
Mrs Faux added . beige top
coat for travelling. The young
couple went To Timberiins lodge,
Mount Hood. Oregon. On their
wedding trip and viii bs hons IN
Tacoma after mid-Jsnuary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
To Entertain Retiring
Officers thursday

Mrs. John strsugh. 1920 Center
st. will entertain the retiring off
GERS Of Lydia Phelps Tent No. ~
at luncheon IN her home. at IL 30
Thursday afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Mrs. Matthews Leaves
For San Francisco

Ms r A. Matthews left Ts-
coma Monday BY automobile for
san Francisco where she vii JON
Captain Matthews n establish
their residence in the BAY City.
In the past several weeks prior q
her departure Mrs. Matthews has
been widely entertained.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Chapter Red Cross Unit TO
Meet Fridsy Morning

The Red Cross unit Of tern
chapter o. z. s will meet FRIDAY
afternoon with members Of the
auxiliary IN the Masonic temple.
Mrs. Harry n Johnston will be IN
charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Income Tax
Information

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20
Quiz Answers

THE library of the Vatican
State, in Rome, Italy.
PA fortress. A machicolation
In an opening between wall
and parapet, leaving space for
the hurting OF missiles.
She Isle of Man, in the Irish
At is from a Tagalog word
''manilad." meaning a place
where there are many nilads
IA Towering shrub with
- white blossoms.
SIT is a name used for a size
Of printing type, now COM
monty called l0-Point.
6-False. It is Paul Bunyan.
THE Magma Carta.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20
Connolly Answers

1-(a) To cook by dry heat;
(b) cook in covered dish with
small amount of liquid; (c)
cook by direct heat from
fire.
King of Siam, abdicated
1895; (b) French composer;
tc) English admiral in World
War I.
3-(a) 1914 feet; 90 200 yards;
(c) 81 yards.
4-(a) Duke Of wellington; fb)
Alexander the Great; (c)
Apollo.
5-ta) Lion: OBJ gold; (c)
Amazon River.
6-(a) Egypt; tb) Tibet; (c)
Abyssinia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20

LOOT! The Tragic and Some
times CynicalIy Comic Inside
Story OF the Systematic Strip
ping Of Wealth, Health and
Morale Of the Conquered Coun-
tries by the Germans and the
Tragic Story of the Pretty Secre-
tary of the Paris Newspaper
Who Betrayed Her Employers
TO the Germans by Failing I'm
Love With the DOOrman, n Nazi
Spy, In The American Weekly,
With Next Sundays Issue Of The
Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20
PITFALLS OF LOVE
By Adele
Garrison

his eyes, ''if those gangsters get
there first, IL wouldn't be a bad
idea for me 10 edge alon and
tell the troopers just what the
layout IS"
Its okay by me-" Gus
answered. "Ain't IL with you,
boys?"
"sure thing Bill and Joe
replied.
Then I'll just hike along"
Watson said. "I'Il be back as
soon as I find out what's doing"
"Just a second" / said, and
spoke TO the man bending over
Professor DiSwell
ought he not TO be taken TO
a physician ." / asked. "ShOuld
we delay doing it,"
WANTS NO DOCTOR
The old man stirred and put w
a feeble wavering hand.
"All right" he croaked, but
he did not open his eyes. "No
DOCTOR, please.
The man caring for him did not
look at me when be spoke.
II think he'll be all right" he
said, land know what to do for
him. Better not risk meeting
those other men on the road"
"All right, Mr.. Watson" told
him. BE sure the troopers leave
a guard over the house"
'TIl do that" he said. Then he
slipped into the underbrush and
almost at once was out of sight.
ATTENDANT A PUZZLE
I turned back, ostensibly looking
at Professor Diswell. but really
was furtively studying the mar
caring for him.
He was one Of the queerest look
ing individuals had seen in a Ions
time, but / did not have the in
stinctive repulsion toward hin
which I had felt toward his obvi
ously disguised double, who haC
posed as Professor Diswells gar
dener.
The man was not disguised
unless one could call an unkeup
beard and badly cut but luxurian
graying hair camouflage. Expert
ence with Harry Underwood il
makeup told me both hair anC
beard were genuine.
Then the old professor opened
his eyes and looked at me search
ingly.
"Why did you come TO see
me ?" ne asked.
CONTINUED tomOrrow)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20
Florists Meet Here

The zone convention Of the
Florists Telegraph Delivery Assoc
,iation. including delegates from
eight states and the Dominion oil
Canada, opened today in Hotel
Book Cadillac. About 1,500 florists
are expected at the convention
which lasts through tomorrow
NIGHT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20
Dedicate Relief Center

A new community center to be
operated by Russian War Relief,
Ins-, at 10330 Dexter boulevard,
win be dedicated at $50 p. m.
Wednesday, it was announced to-
day. Mrs. Bayre Levin will preside
AT the meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20

THAT SUITS me perfectly"
I told Jim Watson as Gus
assisted met was more like a
shove-into the other turned
seat facing the recumbent figure
OF Professor Diswell. Then the
two cars started back down the
rutted mountain road We had
climbed such short time before.
noticed that Gus and Bill kept
their eyes on the road behind us,
but they gave no indication Of see
ing anything alarming. and in less
than five minutes both cars
stopped and Jim Watson, jumping
down from the first car, came run
ming back TO our armored one.
We've passed the place we
wanted by . few yards" he said.
"done it q purpose. Now II we
both back down, keeping In the
same tracks, until we get to the
first opening on the right, we
can turn In there and then fix
up the tracks 90 nobody'n know
we turned In. What do you
say?"
COVERING TRACKS
"Okay," Joe replied. and Wat
son turned and sprinted for the
smaller car. v
There followed a skiHful repeti-
ton of the maneuver this driver
had used twice before. When il
was completed, with both cars
safely hidden in a hollow screened
by underbrush, Watson came up
TO our armored car again.
Eve thought Of something"
he began abruptly. IL know this
section like the palm Of my
hand, and those babies I'm the
other car are tied so fast that
BRAKEMAN don't need me to
help look after them.
NOW, don't you think il would
he n good plan for me to slip
back through the underbrush
until I get to n point where 1
can see and hear what goes on
at Diswell's house ?"
THE state troopers won't take
long to get there. And they'll
make mincemeat Of those birds
now headed for Diswell's.
Besides" he went on, and the
Zest Of high adventure was in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-13
Mittnod, Sen 10. 9sai 1912

Wan laiie fie regiitricrea isnter ocm
Sitel: abe 8ontifical College Sole.
pbin1tm, Bortbi,tstoit Ohio, cine
&orporation.
anldBli6 oes Grideinens oes
ileuen ngatbolic Directorp' nl0bten
mir baran eri,tnern, oaB mir grenl-
plare Ser pergangeneit Sabre III git
ten, ginbanb banfeno entgegenncb-
men. Benn unIcr gremplar oie gi.
bliotbef erreidt, nadoem es ollr6 10
niele Sdnbe geeansen tit, lit es 5iem.
lid abgenllst. gielleibt lit bas @reln.
plar bieler itnierer Sn. 5erren 2eIer
1T beiierm 3ltitanoe ltno fam fiir ,,1.
iere 8ibliotbef be1uet iperoen. 8eiten
Can't int boraas!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-13

la6en ale iinlere 2eler elm, iid nit
nniern @ebeten 81, bereillen nno III
gang beionberer 8eiie sl1 Il. 6. Grau
bonn Siege ai1 fleben, bamit unierm
2anoe IN oieiem Idtueren &anpfe Der
Gieg perlieben tperoelr nt0ge iiber alle
@egner lrnb Seinoe bes @briitentunls
uno aller, ipeIbe ,.nIere bDhiten Sit
ter bcoroben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-13
SoDesan3cigelt t

Mrs. s atb. roeber, geit. an
II. Npril 1912, lpnbl porbereitet,
int sllter BON 81 ssobren in gbor.
lesion, arf. sic binterldbt 1 Sobn
unb a S0dter, bon oenen apei 9e-
neoiftiner 5dpeitern iino. Cine
1tnierer dlteiten 1tno eifriglten Sc.
ierinnen.
sc .. 6 % etter 5, ,gelt. an 6. April
1912, ipobl borbereitet in Gincin.
nati Ohio. alter 9eier.
Mrs. Gill. Betting, eeit. art %.
Mdra 1912, lpnbl borbereitet, i'm
sllter bon S3 Sabrelt; iit 8urns.
aani. slIte 2eierin.
S. &nnfe m oeller, geit. ann 20.
DIT. 1941, iln Sitter bon 80 Sab.
rem, in golo Springs, Sep. glitter,
eifriger 2eier.
gictor &Ieinoifp, 6 eeb. am 25.
Sept. 1900 int Sobnstoipn, Ba,;
geit. an IL. sedr5 1912, int sllter
bon 4t Sabren, ilt Cambria GitD,
ga. gr binterlaBt ieine Mutter.
2 Sobne, bon benen elmer, Gictor
&leinobifp, Sr, Stuoel1t bes Sole.
pbinltms it, 2 S6pcltern uao
9rnoer. Sein Gater itarb /. 5.
1884. sllter, eifrieer 2eier.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-13
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Gag fitr Sag iid) oarbietenoen 8e=
rufspfli6ten 5lt erfiillen. 9enn es TO
itet i6on lleberipinoitng feline glti=
merfiamteit bon oer lbonen Natur
ab5ulenfen uno lid in oie Sdulbiiber
5ll pertiefen.
2iest bod oas Soiepbinlm mitten
III Gottes Natnr, fern bonn 8erallih
uno S6nll1b Ser Staot uno linb bod
Die Sd)onbeiten Der Natur oa, Inn
oas MenIhenber5 5it erirenen.
Giner linIerer 8rofeiipren bot iebr
be3ei6ne,lo oie llmgebling oes Sole
pbinltnls ein fleines Garaoies 9e-
nalult. gr ipielte an auf oie Derrlibe
@alOrlng Die elmer bunten Sdar bon
geiieocrteu Sriiblineslangern einell
millfpnllnenen gllfentbaltsort bieten.
@s aibt iiber atpei Dubeno beribieoene
Mrtell bon SingnoaeIn, Die bon Son-
nenaufgang bis lpat in ben slbenb
binein ibre frobli6en @eiien erlbal.
leu laIien. Sogar bis IN Die fdbe
oer @ebdlloe balle,1 lie in oeu Bd,l.
men llno StrGubern lire HeIter. Mlld
anoere sSalotiere iblieben iib ibne,
at. Gor flr5en bate it6 ioear eii
Diloer Sale gans iu ser 9tdbe nnit
leiner 5ablrei6en Samilie bduslid
uieberaelailen. Selblt in Der Ndbe sc,
Spielpl0se niiten perihieoene fleiner'
uno eroBere Sogel.
X
Gud) sSriiblinesblllnen aller ar
lipriebcn al,f in Selo unb 8alb. ST.
oo6 Mai, Der Wionat Mariens, oel
Weutter @ottes, ser &0nisin oes
Sriiblinas. Nibt obne @runo lit bel
l6ontc aller Monate ser blilnenreih'
Mai, Ser S6oniten seipeibt. 9iei'
firbiihe Sh0nbeit fommt nno sebt
aber bie iiberirbiihe Sbonbeit Ma
rlens ipGbret eipig.
Selbitneritdnoli6 lperoen i'm Sole
pbinum belonbere Maianba6teu 81
Gbren ber Si,nnlelsfonigin eebalten
Seoen slbeno I'M 7.3O finben iid bi
Stuoerten in ser Sa,lsfapelle elm
nm bos Sob Mariens 81, iingeu uni
Ser a0lli9is ser @elt Die groBen SIN
lieeen ser Menibbeit an enlpfeblen
Sn pielen fatboliiden 5arniIiel
berribt nod Ser id0ne Yra1h, in
Wtonat 0tai geneinidaftli6 ben 9fo
ietfrans 81, beteu. $50 bies nod ge
idieDt, oa rubt eill beion6erer Segel
,mb Ser beionbere Sd),,R Der Sim
| meIsf6nieiu aif Ser sSamilie. &i
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-13

9ettelarm lit nur oerienige, Der
feil1en Wnno mebr meiB, Der ob 1,no
5n ei,t ber5li6es gSort at ibm lpriht
- fein Iuge mebr itebt, oas r1al,b.
NAL 5artlib 5,t linn aufblidt - feine
Sano mebr fennt, Sic auipeilen oie
leine liebfoit = nit einel,t @ort: tel.
tie Seele bat, bie nit ibm fiiblt.
n3u ipat' = bas lit ein i6redlih'
Bort,
Oapor oi6 bite fort nu6 fort
Tielmebr setpobr' DID jung unb flein
Die rebte 3eit a,t balten ein.
5lantnlen iln6 S6ipert berbeeren bieI,
Weebr nod bofer 3nngen SpieI.