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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-02-12
Elrose

Mrs. Ruth Steinman spent Sunday
with Mrs. Anna Koontz.
Rev. Herbert Graham and wife,
son David and daughter Sharon, of
Rushsylvania spent several days last
week with the d. ID. Williamson
family.
Prayer meeting at Bethesda,
Thursday evening at 1880 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Christman,
son Edgar and daughter Nancy, of
Findlay spent Thursday with Mr..
and Mrs. M. j. Stratton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nonnamaker
daughter Kaye were Sunday evening
callers at the Mrs. Emaline Non
namaker home.
The M. B. Johnson sale was well
attended Thursday. The Johnson
family will soon move to Bluffton.
The neighbors wish them happiness
in their new home.
MIS. lHoHidS hoOnIZ Was IHuTS-
day guest at the J. r. Fisher home
The Farm Woman's Club met with
Mrs. Fisher Thursday afternoon.
Ami and Glenn Nonnamaker call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kurtz and
z. T. Showalter at the convalescent
home in Findlay one day last week.
The w. M. S. of the Bethesda
church will meet with Mrs. Ami
Nonnamaker Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Claude Christman of Find
lay called in the Ami Nonnamaker
and Mrs. Anna Koontz homes
Thursday.
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ReUiUdI Services
At Bethel Church

Revival services will be held at
Bethel Church of Christ in Orange
township beginning Sunday and con-
tinuing every night at 7:455 o'clock
until Sunday, March l.
Services will be in charge of the
pastor. Rev. Lee B. Remaley with
special music consisting of, local tall
ent within the church and talent
from surrounding churches ,of the
cemmunityas aet ia fs44saai 10
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Pleasant Hill

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Huber and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Huber and
son were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Huber and
sons.
Sunday visitors at the Norval
Scoles home were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Burlen Hesser, Ruth Zimmer, Ruby
Vert, Wilbur Hesser and Raymond
Thompson, Merle Vert, and Mrs.
Austin and baby.
The Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid So
ciety will meet this Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Margaret Brauen.
All members are urged to attend.
Mrs. Lily Fett, Nellie Huber and
Mrs. Robert Hess and children Billie
and Mary Nell were Sunday dinner
guests at the Howard Smith home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Brauen and
family were Sunday visitors IN the
Dan Badertscher home.
Mr.. ii. 4. Zimmerman spent se'
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Zimmerman
and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Herr and family were Sunday dinner
guests at the Cal Herr home.
Kay Lugibihl spent last week with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Lugibihl. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Montgomery
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Luigi
bihl and daughter were Sunday
visitors in the VIM. Lugibihl home
Dorothy Lugibihl spent Tuesday
night with Patricia Huber.
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STOCK SALES

Wanted-Horse from 1000 to 1900
lbs. Must be single broke and not
too old. Geo. Schmidt. 42
Service bulls delivered any time;
also male hogs. c. N. Long & Son,
phone Ada Red 1860. If
For sale-Shorthorn male calf and
Guernsey springer COW; also want to
buy 5 burner Perfection oil stove in
good condition. Harry Richardson,
Harrod r. r. l.
For sale-Good Brown Swiss COW
Z years old. Seth Basinger.
For sale--56 thrifty shoats, avg.
80 lbs. Chas. Stewart, 5 miles north
of Bluffton.
For sale-Bay team consisting of
g. year old mare in foal and three
year old gelding. Walter Sommer
a Andrew Gratz, farm Bluffton
pAone 528-R. - efe - n,s,e,.--,.
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This Sunday in he
fgY f1t1rr1R8H

home on Cherry street at 1880 P. m.
THURSDAY: s
We continue our c. E. A. program
with second study of the eight weeks
in the Bible.
7:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal.
500 p. m, Bible study Bring
your Bible, your friend and a pencil
and pad.
Beaverdam:
$3.50 a. m. Bible school, C. Am
stutz, Supt.
10:30 a. m. Worship, Lords sup
per. Sermon: "The Saving Saviour" +"
$50 p. m. Junior G. E.
NOTE: "Most of the worlds super
vision is only snoopervision."
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Settlement


proud parents of baby boy born
to them one day last week. They
are residing at Dayton, Ohio.
Delos Keel is planning to have
sale this month and is renting his
farm for the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph McGranahan
who have spent several months in
the western and southern states re-
turned to their home last week.
Rev. and Mrs. P. ]. Boehr and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jones and
son, Donald of Columbus Grove at
tended Founders Week at the Moody
Bible Institute in Chicago several
days last week.
Chris Bucher who has resided in
Bluffton for many years was taken
to the Allen County Home recently.
In celebrating the birthday of Mrs.
Willard Moser, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
d. Reichenbach and family had as
supper guests on Tuesday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Moser, Mr.
and Mrs. n. n. Soldner and daugh-
ter, Mary Margaret and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram NJ. Kohl and sons,
Eugene and Junior.
Jacob Beer was removed from the
Memorial hospital in Lima to his
home several days ago and con-
tinues to be seriously i'll.
The boys and girls of the Pan
dora high school band and orchestra
attended the concert given at Find
lay by the Minneapolis Symphony
Orchestra last Saturday afternoon.
| A group of draftees from this
community are to leave for military
service during the next few days.
William Welty, Jr., has been as
sisting Sam Bixel in the drying of
his hybrid seed corn.
n. N. Soldner recently met with
an Advisory Council near Continen-
tai, Ohio, where he presented an
educational film on prevention of
fires on farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Basinger spent
| the week end in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Davidson at South
| Bend, Indiana, who are the proud
parents of baby girl born to them
recently. She has been named
| Vicki Ann.
The Frauenfelder family of Holly
wood, Calf, was greeted by large
crowd at the Pandora school audi
torium on Monday evening. This
| Swiss family came to this country
about seventeen years ago. The
| large audience was greatly delighted
! with their program. Following their
| yodeling, Mr.. Frauenfelder showed
several films of motion pictures TAX
en- in Switzerland during the past
several years. Many of these pic
lures were Alpine scenes and a re-
markable exhibition of the skillful
skating and skiing of that noun
famous country.
Mrs. Jesse f. Steiner has been
suffering from rheumatism for the
past several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Neiswander,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nusbaum and
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Neiswander and Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Neiswander and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Miller and daughter of
Van Vert, were Sunday dinner
guests in the home of Mr.. md Mrs.
+. f. Mitter and family. The event
was the celebration of the birthdays
of Selma, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. E. Mitter and the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Miller.
| Amos Tschiegg expects to move
from the former Chris Steiner farm
to Bluffton soon. A family from
Cairo will move on the farm.
Mrs. Samuel Schumacher of
| Yuma, Arizona, is visiting at the
| home of her sister, Mrs. Arthur
Albro, north of Bluffton.
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EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED
CHURCHES

Emil Burrichter, Pastor
Emmanuel's:
Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
Public worship at 10:45 a. m.
The Girls Guild meets Thursday
evening of this week.
ST. Johns:
Public worship at 9:15 a. m.
Sunday school at 10:30 a. m.
Choir meets Thursday at 7:30 p.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-02-12

Ohio vegetable growers should be-
gin planning to market their crop in
some form of package other than
burlap bags. Material Cor burlap
comes from India and 1912 supplies
are likely to be very light. Paper
bags will be available if orders are
distributed through the season in
stead of being concentrated just be-
fore the harvest period.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
G.. ID. Bright, Pastor

Bluffton:
9:15 a. m. Bible school, C. Elhans,
Supt.
10:15 a. m. Lords supper observ-
ed.
6:30 p. m. Junior and Senior c. E..
societies meet Wednesday. Mrs. Will
kins will entertain the Ladies Aid
Missionary joint meeting at her
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MISSIONARY CHURCH
A. f. Albro, Pastor

SUNDAY:
9:30 Sunday school.
1880 Morning worship.
700 d. nj. Children's meeting.
TOO p. m. Young Peoples society.
7:30 p. m. Evangelistic service.
WEDNESDAY:
7:30 Prayer meeting.
$3.50 Choir practice.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-02-12

The agricultural engineering de-
partment at Ohio State University
received 700 requests for plans used
in building a grain elevator for farm
use. All labor saving devices ex-
hibited by the department during
Farmers Week were carefully in
spected by campus visitors.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-02-12

Sunday services at IU:3U q. N.Y.
subject: "Soul." - -
Testimonial meeting at 7:30 We'd
nesday evening.
The reading room at the church
is open every Wednesday from 200
to 400 p. m. The public is invited
to all services and to visit the read
ing room.
This society is a branch of the
Mother Church, the First Church of
Christ Scientist, Boston, Mass.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-02-12

Daily cleaning of calf stalls is
effective in controlling the develop
ment of cattle coccidiosis, which
halts growth and sometimes causes
the death of calves.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES

Rev. Chas. Donaldson of Delta will
fill pulpits at the Bluffton and Rock
port churches, Sunday morning at the
regular preaching hour.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-02-12
BLUFFTON MARKETS
Tednesday Morning

wednesday Morning
Hogs-160 to 1870, 1920; 180 to
220, $3.50; 22O to $50, $12.30;
roughs, $11.O0; stags, $3.50.
Calves, $14.50; lambs, $11.50.
= Grain (bu. prices)--Wheat, s1.21;
corn,y ,79c; oats, 5Se; soys, sl,Ss.
-. - - - 4
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LUTHERAN CHURCH
w. L. Harmony, Pastor

8 a. m. Sunday school.
GAS p. m. Catechism.
1880 p. m. Evening service.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-02-12

HfI L.tks it#9T'F 80 2 - -.
. News Want-ads bring results. !:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-31
2JCLOIS EBr and
u JOHN C.FlEMiNG

sail finally, c%1eNcrat"d, What's
wrong? tell ygu ypur troubles are
over"
EXccpt for three things" Mary
smiled warly. THE first is. that
Margarine article said, If TOincttc
Vaughn ever feels in the mood to
marry. Bruce Martin is to- man on
her list Maybe -aal's% De the
end of his campaign. The second is.
EruCe is fascinated with her, maybe
il love with her. don't know. Any
way, | doubt if | or anyone could
break it up with gossip. And third,
/ couldn't DO it. Fran. / couldn't do
II even if knew it would succeed.
Maybe he loves her like love him.
And couldn't hurt him even TO
break it up"
They sat over their half eaten
lunch and argued unit; dawn be-
fore Fran gaze up in disgust.
Have it your own way" she
sighed. but if you've read any of
The defense posters this year. you'll
see you have to fight for what YOU
want"
Yes. but there are different
ways Mary insisted. This would
be kind of-pcail IIirbor."
She dreamed Of Bruce that right.
She hadn't dreamed Of him for
weeks. 1t WAS a chaotic routine Of
vague meetings. OF flight anu fear
and Wild danger. of struggle TO
speak To him. running down an
endless, dark hall 20 warn lin with
screams that were only ws.spcrs in
her aching throat.
She awOkc exhausted nj = o'clock
In the Afternoon. hurried to the
market to shop for their dinner,
back again TO dress huricdly and
run for her bus.
AS she moved into the Nordcx
plant with the swing shift crowd,
her head ached duly. She had had
no time for lunch. and the dcpres-
sion of the dream still hung over
her. She paused nbscrtly with the
crowd to watch test plane taking
off. She enjoyed the rising rhyth-
mic roar of the motor as the large
ship raced across the field and lift
cd smoothly into the air. Then sud-
denly. without warning. tie plane
! noscd over. divc1 for the earth
again. collapsed with a sirtening
crash,
AS tho workers rash, = past her,
Mary stood frozen This was like
the end of her ';icous dream!
Then she vas running fighting her
frcn2iCd way through the crowd TO
the plane. She pushed past 'wo po-
liccmcn TO the pilot Wiz was being
stretched out on the st1und. II
wasn't BruCci
Here. yea" a policcm man
grabbed her by the arm 10 pull her
back. II wasn't necessary Mary had
tainted.
TO &c COntinucd)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-31

I about how TOincttc understood a
romantic picture like Always III
My Heart had to have n romantic
publicity campaign behind it. And
lie told her to call up Bruce"
Mary whispered, Fran. what ale
you trying TO tell me? That TOM
cite Vaughn's only going with
Bruce because Link Jackson wants
her to-"
NO" Fran said slowly. II think
she likes him all right, but her ca
reer comes first. And she's using
him in her publicity campaign de-
liberately - probably going the
places where it's best to be seen. at
the times when it's the best TO be
seen. Link furnishes the music. and
Bruce dances TO it,"
OH" Mary remembered the con-
nict on Brucc's face that night at
the Brown Derby He'd hate that. "
she murmured.
You bet your life he would
and he does" snapped Fran hap
PLY 1--WE seen him bringing her to
work sometimes. and he looked like
thundcrcloud."
"But DO you think he knows that
her agent arrangcs all their meet
inGs?"
Fran grinncd broadly. II do not :"
she said. Even in the little ! heard
of their chat there was an air of
secrecy and connivinE that was too
plain to be missed. No. Link told
her SHE had TO DO the handling.
III bet you bccfst,aks to bombcrs
that this whole thing of her going
back to him was all part of
Links plan. Remember that write
up in that magazine you sent me
at the hospital? Something about
If Toinette ever gets romantic
again. the victim will be Bruce
Martin ?"
Mary nodded. silent and thought
full.
Well" Fran cried triumphantly.
9TH bet he lad blue prints of the
whole affair all drawn up then.
Toinctte is not in love with Bruce.
any more than am. He's just use
full to her. She'll throw him down
when Link Jackson wants to turn
off the romantic campaign" She
leaned toward Mary eagerly. Don't
you see what this means. Chicka.
dee? All you need to do Is wait
for the campaign to bust up. Or
IL you get tired of waiting. call 1t
off yourself"
What do you mean call 1t
of >"
Why. tell Bruce the sct.up. Do
you think he'll 20 on playing pup.
pct for any Limb Jackson ?"
Mary's elbows we're on the Ia.
bic. her fingers pushed back
through the rcd.gold mass Of her
hair as she considered she was not
:liarirg f'ran's enthusiasm. and
Fran grew slowly indignant, She
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-31
CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX

CHATTER Nv IN ! SIX
"MAEY. YOUR roomma,c's or
tn" phone"
Mary nodded thanks to Jane and
LETT tn" nervous Young man signing
w for his first jsS, scribbling furi-
uG-ly a, her desk. :
Fran was trying 10 keep excite
Nrnt from her voice. Are You
coming straight home from work
tDni-ht?"
why, no. Ken wants me to go
bowling with u gang from his de-
plr;mcnt."
We'll. tell lin TO so jump in the
lake-by himself" said Fran. Il
have something TO tell you
Mary promised. and went back
70 her desk. What on earth could
have happened that Fran refused
TO discuss it over the phone?
She was thankful once again that
she was dealing with people these
days instead of tipping cards. She
could push her own problems into
the background in the urgency of
theirs. She dii not brood over
fran's message as she once would
have done, III fearful hope.
Il was not until she was riding
home sth:oUCh the cold, moonlit
night that she began TO lose her
calm in a feeling of excitement.
She almost ran the short block
from the bus to the apartment.
Fran met her at the door. She
looked misClicvous and happy.
Come out 10 the Kitchen" she
said. We're having a midnight
snack"
"A snack" gaspcd Mary as she
followed Fran through the dark
living room into the warm. lighted
Kitchen, TO see scrambled eggs.
toast and coffee stcaming hot on
the taiJ?. What is it, Thanksgiv-
ing?
.. a." said Fran firmly. "Sit
down. We've got things to talk
about"
Mary found she vas famished.
Tic strenuous evenings work,
topped off by the bus ride and walk
in the cold. hrisk air. had given her
Il keen appetite. She was half
through her scrambled eggs before
Fran had reached the point in her
story where she had cavcsdropped
at tho door Of Toincttc's bungalow.
II know 1t was her publicity
agent. Link Jackson" Fran said.
because he's been around the set
n lot In fact. .soinctte introduced
us the other day He was plenty
pccvCd at her. And he said. 20 II
20 to Ciro's tonight nd Bruce
hartin will Ike it! You picked him.
now it's up 10 you to handle him T."
Mary's coffee cup remained half.
way to her lips. az she stared at
Fran with a puzzl'i frown. What
on earth"
Then" Frar said, he went on
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-31
OFF on THE RIGHT FOOT

IF YOU don't get of on the
right'' Soot-which in military
marching means the left foot -
you are likely to be out of step all
the way. That is as true Of bridge
play as ii is Of paradcs. Probably
more contracts are decided by the
play on the first two or three
tricks-by both the defense and
The "tfcnsc--than by what occurs
on all the rest of them put ioccth-
er. Then is the time that tn" two
SIDES max" their plans and de
tcrminc the general line OF action
Tor the rest of the route.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-31

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Settin9er, Bottoms, Sdalf, We-
Rabon, Rabbit, Mepers. ltntere

rid. sic Iebten bon oa ON saM3 0en
Werfen Der Naditenliebe ,tna Ser
5rommiefeit. Die 2esenoe Iaet, oaB
li6 Stenata bon biefer 3eit OIL nar
oas NotIueuoisite aum eisenen ltnter.
balt soante, bob fie nnermiiolfb MIR
nod oen arnteu i,na NotfeioeH6eH
iebte. Als e ibr gnoe beraHnaben
fiiblte, unteruabm fie nit $peraoa
sBilbelm eine ,,leste 8alffabrt" nab
bent beriibmteu Muttereattesheifis-
tunt in altottina. BORT erariff tie
ein sSieber. Am %. Nai 1902 Harb
fie. Sn Der ct. Midaelsfirhe 1T ibr
@rab. Das saH3e 2ans trauerte utn
ben Berluit ber ,,Mutter bes 2an<
bes'. aaen aalt 1ie als bas Wuiter
eiuer eiitiaeu sSiiritin atno 70 ains
he als eine Seiiiae in Die &erebruns
oes Bolfes eiu. Seraoe Bilbelm
iiberlebte feline seliebte @attin nod
nm biele Sabre; er ltarb i'm Sabre
1926. Das 2eben biefes beiliama6i-
gen gbepaares lel,dtei in ,,nIer bunf=
les unfiberes Ssabrbnnbert binein, als
2ebeH, 9efebt aug ber @ieberseburt
bon BaHer nno bem 6eilieen @eiit
Bon benz Dulber Sob leien mir,
oaB Soft i'm nad bern 8erlult lei
ner fiebeu Sobne ,ia6 brei 96hter
nod Sem ereben 3n,sbran6 ,,reid,-
fid5er iegnete als Inn Anfans". Soft
fab oie Nene Sabs unb CAB ibm aGes
uie6er, mas er beiefiem bate. aa6
hefom ct tpieber fe6eH S0bne nab
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bat. Menata: Die Bieoeraeborene. SIT
es nidt, als borte man Sen Seilano
leibft i'm ansfprehen2 Saste ct niht
3u bem @ottiuher Nfobenms: tpie-
oerseboren niiife Der Wenld tperoen,
polle er bas @ottesreib Id)auen, tpie-
oereeboren aus benz Bafier unb bent
Sl. @eifte2
Die felise Heaata par eine To-
tbrineilde 5iirftento6ter: int Sabre
1914 ,pnrbe ie aeborett. Wit "a
Sssabren, inn Sabre 1868, bermdblte fie
iib init Ser5os Dilbelm bem 5iinI.
ten bon 8apern. Beum Babernbeff
un6 in Der @eidishte bat oieier Ser.
3og ben 8einaHeu ,,oer 9romme".
gr ipar es, ber ben SSseiniten Die
pradtnoQe ct. Widaelsfirbe 1T
Wiind9eu erbante. Ct par es, ser
fh NIT beionberem giier fiir Die
grboltuns bes fatboliIden @laubeas
in Bapern nn6 in ben ansren3enbea
2dnoern einIette. Aber nidt besbalb
bat bas Bol. ibn BEN 5romnten se.
nannt. Das 8irhenbauen maht nidt
beilig un6 elm 2anb in Der ginbeit
oer Meligion erbalten, bas fanm elm
siirit aus rein politifden 8riiaoeH.
Der 5romme" bieBen fie ibn, tuetl
fem san3es 2eben driFtlid porbilolid
luar, ia, uno tpeiI aus feiaer 8ers
binoung nit @emata @oHtun mne
Site anf ole i'm 2a,,be a,tsltrablte
10alih fpeiftea ie arnse ON ibrer
Eofd, Heibetea Ne, baifeH fe ibHea
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eiaer, oer ibre fremeiaaoiide Ser
fuait perbeden foll - iie briiiteH iid
oanit, bem 3iaoe einen. ,,anerifaui.
idpen' Namen 81, eebea. DIT III es
Die Nan.ensDerbin5pus irsea6einer
3inosroBe als ipdre 6as 2ebea
nidts OILS Ebeater nit bapps emo.
Ooer es ut einer, molnit Wooenea-
ld,en ibre SdoBblinoe ooer Spiels
fasen TIT fen.
Der fatbolifde 6eilisenfaIenoer iit
uoa bon ftansidonen Naneu, tuelder
8erfunft and ibre Fr1ser getoeien
lein moeen. auBer Den ipenioea, uns
beiligIten Namen sibt es fa,,m eiaea
ld0nerea >als bea 8eHata, oie sott.
ietise SersnsiH bon AaperH, getraaea
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spie lie fomnien. 8ie ore bl. eiiiabetb
boa 9biirinaea aiag aub AeRata ~
ben .aranfen IN ibre 8alIer ltao Siit-
teit, brahtea ibaeu Starf,lnsen Mo
4r8aeien u.to Iprad lieb 3u ibnen ,uie
eine SHUTTER. ss,n eigeneu ,Sauie bielt
tie bel otter Giite auf hriitlidT 3ndt,
IN ienen loderea 3eiteu setpiB fein
leidtes 5tiid Arbett. 3ebu 3iuoer
bate fie, nno Iie ielbit 500 Iie aroB
5u tiidtigen reinea WeitFheu. Niioe
nuo llmIibt tparen babel lire Mittel;
tie ide,te aber a..d nidh Dor einer
rnbiseu 3,tred,t,peiiuug suriid. 3eba
Rinoer, unto bas ou einem lauteH
sSiirltenbof, man beoeafe! - ua6
he.tte brin9eu es gttera nidt einmal
fertig, Elm 1ino ridtia au ersiebeH.
+ ats Ser5es Bilbelm im Sabre
1897 Die Resierhne ieinem Sobn
WarrilHitian iibersab, 3aseu iib Die
fronnn,en @atten auf oie Mearbura su-
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fre,ses ltelien fonnelL oanit mir
Rraft ltno 3nnerliht e,npfangen es
uaferem Meilter IN @eoulo nab3utras
gen. ltnIer Abenbmablslaal, in bent
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als @altaeber uno Speiie au9leid.
Gas lit oos @r0Bte, oas 9ieiite, ipas
gottlide 2iebe erlinnen nno gDttiihe
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fih nit nns inniaer perbinbet als Der
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ter nit bent @inbe, oaB ct eias NIT
,us perben mid, nn nns iein s6tt-
lidaes 2eben mitauteile,, Sier neria-
gen menIhiibe @orte, ipeil iebes Be-
greifen per|ast. Won fann bas Welt-
nicer nidht aaisIb0pfeu. Man fann
Die COME nibt NIT oeu Sdnoen ber-
abholea. Nir fonneu MIR In fbtpei-
gender Anbetung banferfiiat nie6er-
finfen unb iibertpGftist mie emit Be,
trus italnmeln. uSerr, aeb ipeg bot
mir id bin elm iiinoiser Menlh. !"
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3oif. Desbalb fiibIt es fib ae6rdnst,
bem ea,hariitiid,eu Seilanb ieoes
SSabr ein ein8isartises ss,tbelfeft 8u
riiften uno bent unter BEN 8rotsse-
ftalten perbiiatep @ottmeniden cine
f0nielihe Nia triumpbalis au berei-
ten. go ift bas 5ronleibnamsfeIt eia
tnabres 8olfsfeit, OFT bent Die 8onse
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In Der anbeten6en Berebrnaa 6es
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