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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-04-29

Graham, who looked like sure
bet in the event, was called on for
special state guard duty in San
Diego Tuesday and will not be back
for the big meet, it is expected.
Coach John Mcintyre, who was
counting on five points from Ora.
ham, said that the youth had vol
unteered for alternate duty and had
left without enough time to even
grab a toothbrush"
The BraWley athlete had won the
$50 by a comfortable margin against
Hoover and Ell Centre middle-d dis
lance men in the quadrangular
meet in Ell Centre a week ago and
should have won the county race.
The FL Centre half miller Ed
Wylie. now will have a much better
chance and may take the event.
The loss of Graham stretches the
small difference in strength between
Ell Centric and Brawley little more
in favor of the Spartans. Ell Centres
A squad has scored a small margin
of points over the Wildcats in early
season meets this year
The B squad title should also be
won by the Spartans on basis of
past performances this year but
the Wildcat C squad should have
the inside track
Coach Mcintyre said that field
events will be started Friday night
at 6 and the first running event
is scheduled for 7:30. A special
starter from San Diego will do the
hOnorS for the $50 athletes.
Coach Raleigh Holt Wednesday
released the names of the SIS boys
who will carry the Ell Centre blue
and white colorS.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-04-29
VALLEY GOLFERS INVITED TO ENTER
DEL RIO SHORT STOP TOURNAMENT

enter the tourney is not known, Ben
Herring. Ell Centre chamber of
commerce secretary, volunteered to
provide transportation for players
if they will get in touch with him
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-04-29
Markets at a
Glance
BY UNITED PRESS

BY UNITED PRESS
Stocks higher in moderately active
trading.
Bonds higher; L. 6. governments easier.
Curb stocks, irreguarly higher.
Chicago stocks irregularly higher.
London stocks closed firm.
Cotton futures, up about y To so cents
a bale.
Grains in Chicago: wheat up = 10 :
cents higher. corn futures up = 10 off
X cents a bushel
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-04-29
WILDCAT HOPES DIM
BRAWLEy STAR
OUT OF MEET

Chances of Brawley high schools varsity track team
to emerge victorious from the county meet this FRIDAY
night the northend track appeared dubious Wednesday
with the that Willie Graham, star halfmler
will probably competition.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-04-29
VARSITY ENTRIES

Donald Baum, mile; Russell Boon,
mile; Dick Carr, high hurdles and
$40; Raynor Clemens, shot; Willard
Clements, 900 and relay; Milton
Console, 900 low hurdles and relay;
Stanley Conkey, shot; Harry Dillon,
high jump; Andy Dubois, 440; Oscar
Hester, pole vault: Ray Ingle, shot;
Harry Kodama, high jump, broad
jump, 1O0-yard dash and relay;
Stanley MitoSinka, mile, Gene OS-
walt, pole vault, retay; George Proc
sal, 440 and relay; Fred Robertson,
shot, and high jump; John Ram,
$50; Bill Rhodes, 100, 900 and relay;
Dick Strickland, high jump and
broad jump; Edward Wylie, broad
jump, $50 and relay.
B ENTRIES
Ed Alarcon, 100, 900 and relay;
Ernest Alarcon, 1920; John Corfman,
1920; Willard Curry, broad jump
and relay; Dudley Day, shot; Fred
Higginbotham, $50; Sho Horrible,
pole vault, 100 low hurdles and re-
lay Leslie Horton, shot and relay
Bill Henderson, 100, 900 and relay;
Stanley Jacobs, high jump and TO
yard high hurdles; Hugh Littrell,
shot; Carl Maupin, high jump; Tom
McChristy, high jump; Ray Muncill,
broad jump, 100 low hurdles and
relay; Henry Okamura, 7O-yard high
hurdles and broad jump; Lawrence
Orduno, geo; Howard Pipes, relay;
Clifford Richards, high jump and
broad jump; John Roderick, $50;
Lee Robertson, 1920.
c ENTRIES
Kenneth Aduddell, pole vault; Carl
Chickahisa, 50-yard dash, shot, re-
lay; Kit Carson, pole vault; Ralph
Clark, shot; Junior Harlan, broad
jump; Rodolfo Hernandez, ego and
high jump; Nolan Harvey, 100, 100
low hurdles and relay; Fred Kato,
high jump and broad jump; Hugh
Lyon, shot and broad jump; Carl
Maggie, 100 and relay; Shire Naka-
mura, broad jump, 100 low hurdles
and relay; Roy Ohta, So high Jump
and relay; John Pullenza, $50.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-04-29

Safety-Check fabrication, the fabrication service
featured by the Smiling Associated Dealer right
here in your neighborhood. Tide Water Associated
who make Veedol oils and lubricants are the same
people who make Associated Aviation Ethyl and
Finer Flying A gasolines the same people who
broadcast football and other sports
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-04-29
NJ AR K E!TS
BAROMETER

- BAROMETER
Wednesday.
Buttera
berries dull commodities
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-04-29
NpLS. FLAX FUTURES

s246h
60 AL
60 Aql.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

properly share in fluctuations to
themselves for the rather remarkable
showing that was made.
After this demonstration it cannot
bee SAID truthtully that The people
are not aroused to the seriousness
O.. the war and necessity for thelg
having a hand in It. They are. and
are ON the alert and ready 10 do their
full part whenever called upon. Al
least that was the impression Great
ed by Thursday nights experience
here.
When Federal officials get on then
toes and become keyed up to their
duties and functions to the degree
private cttizens are. better results
may 5e anticipated in striking hard
and effectively at the enemy.
Our hats are off to the Henderson
public they performed magnificent
.y. md did all that any one could
~a\nect-nr ask Of them.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27
What Do You
know About
North Carolina?
BY FRED H.. MAY

!. What record among North Car
oina congressman VIII be eqUalled
by Congressman Doughton this year
; Why did the British governor.
Josiah Martin, single out Ocracoke
ana ask that Il be bloekaded IN
1872
3. What became of the State
Chronicle established in 1883 in Ra-
leigh by Walter Hines Page
I Who was the former North Car
Gilman who became a Republican
congressman from Alabama IN 1872
> What Is the amount of motor
vehicle tires purchased annually by
the State Highway and Public Works
Commission
s Under what constitution were
o church members in NTH Car
DINA lot given any protection by
law?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27
NOTICE.

State of North Carolina:
County of Vance:
Tie undersigned having qualified
as admin TRAITOR OF the Estate OF
Winnie Wilson, late of Vance Coun-
~, North Carolina, this is notice to
all persons having claims agains'
said estate 10 present them to the
undersigned administrator in Hen
derSon, North Carolina, on or before
the 21th day Of March, 1913. or this
notice viii be pleaded in bar of any
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make imme-
dlatc settlement.
This the 9th day of March. 1912.
A. w. GHOLSON, JR.
Administrators of the Estate
of Winnie Wilson.
2,-3-l0-l1-24-l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

y neWly-inHcnted timepiece speak,
the hours instead of Ginning them
Ha, at last an alarm clock that VIC
can really talk back to,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

Hes a pessimist if the words.
breath of spring" remind him of
green onions.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

Among the extinct species of man
kind Is the fellow who had nothing
to Worry about
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

DON'T FORGET TO DROP IN AND
G the new spring Arrow skirts
Many neW patterns and the beS:
values we know of. Mems Shop
Inc. 27-lt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

LET DEALER PINNELL EXPLAIN
how you can increase your earn
lngs and better yourself by getting
INTO RaWleigh Retailing either in
Henderson or nearby Rural Local
tiles in Warren and Granville
Counties. He has had over % year
experience, has made splendid
progress and increased his net
worth considerably. See Dealer f..
+. Plnnell, l24 Young Ave. Hen
derSon, n. G. or write RaWleigh's.
Dept. NCD-93-226P, Richmond.
va. 25-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

WATKINS ONE COAT ENAMEL
a real quality product at $500 per
gallon. a cheaper quality at S225.
Alex S. Watkins. 0--rt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

FOR OFFICE SUPPLIES AND
eoulDmcnt. It's Affords. Complete
stock to fill your needs. Affords
Printing and Office Supply Co
Phone So. 96t,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

WE ARE BETTER EQUIPPED TO
do real nice work on your shoes.
Brlng us your old shoes. We call
and deliver. 246-J. Carolina Shoe
Shop. l-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

EASTER SPECIAL MONDAY AND
Tuesday - Shampoo and Finger
Wave soc, Tru Art permanent
$500, two for $500, Manicure and
Arch 75c, Experienced operators.
Call 94l for appointment. Vanity
Beauty Shop, Eva Duke, Prop.
27-it
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

NEW SOLES AND HEELS VIII
give many months more wear IN
your old shoes. You'll ike eur ey-
pert work. Phone 638. We call for
and deliver. Grissom's Shoe Shon
23-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

Get Results
YOUR HOME DEFENSE rrc1>.s
Win adequate insurance apaInIt 70
nazardS. This Is important az
consult us. Insurance Departnon..'
ol'izenS Bank and Trust Co III. ~
LUMBER SUFFICIENT For NM.
ing a screen door only 90c AIanN
watkins Building Supplies. 80
1T PAYS TO BUY GOOD SHOES
ana nave them repaired. They -
oetter-last longer. New bn "1N
ruoper, leather, composition No.
Wlch Shoe Repair, phone an W
call for and deliver. 2,"e
FOR GOOD REBUILT SFC0,-I
hand or new furniture come ~ D
r. SatterWhite and Sons, near F,ro
Station. IRE
l9-tf
WANTED-MAN OVER FIFTY 10
handle established rural b~u,.onO
Must be IN good health. have ,l
tomobllc, and furnish good rofor
enCeS, No cash Investment renuir
e q Tire problem satisfactorily.
handled. For full details v,5.os
Watkins, Box No. SOL. Richmond
Virginia. - .,
TWO PLACES TO SERVE YOU
Hill Top No. 2, Raleigh Road and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

TWO PLACES TO SERVE YO1-
Hui Top No. 2, Raleigh Road, and
Greyhound Soda Shop at Bus Sta.
ton. Real Pig Barbecue, and hes.
Brunswick stew. Red Taylor 2o-ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

WE ARE PREPARED To MAKE
your door and WIndoW.isaatr. Al
money saving prices. Alex 5. Wat
kInS. 27-lt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

OUR DRY CLEANING METHODS
bring back new lie and color 10
your old garments and saves you
money by giving you more wear III
every garment. Vance Cleaning 80,
phone 1878. vi
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

7hoNc seventeen year of age shall
have any benefit or protection of The
law who is not a member of some
church.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

VALUE YOUR APPEARANCE
send US your dry = cleaning We
value your patronage. No#H clean
er, May-SmItn CIc0nue c.. phone
81, Pm
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

OWNERS OF GOOD PROPERTIES
are mutual insurance buyers. They
benefit by sound insurance. e(.
f'c.en' service and substantial d.
vldends year after year by insur-
ing with Gates Insurance Agency.
l2-ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

WE HAVE PLENTY OF BICYCLES
for men and boys. Come in now
and select yours from our COM
plete stock. Western Auto As
sociate Store, opposite Post OF
ice. (3)-tu-iri-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

FIRST FLOOR OFFICES FOR
rent. McCoin building. center Of
business, fireproof building. Heat
lights and %janitCr service furnish
ed, Apply Eric G.. Flanagan, Nc
Com Building. frl-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

BABY CHICKENS FOR SALE, DAY
old, also started chicks. SeNed ana
n~on-scNcd, blood tested, all IN
standard breeds. Safe delivery
guaranteed. ~et my prices btlo,t
you buy. a. J. Check. -'-lV
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

FOR GOOD REBUILT SFCOI.I
nand or new furniture come IN -
r. ~SatterWhite and Sons, near F,ro
Station. ny
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

TWO ROOM FURNISHED APART
ment for rent. Phone l05. 26-2t
OUR LOAN SYSTEM is A BOON
TO builders. We finance home
building, remodellng and reflnanc-
ing. Henderson Building & Loan
Association, Al. B. Wester, Secy.
60
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

FOR SALE ONE SOLID HON
duras mahogany SIX leg dining
room table, good reproduction. TWO
six drawer walnut spool cabinets.
See them at Henderson Furniture
Co. 21-2t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

FOR SALE - ONE UNIVERSAL
Electric Range installation incluC
ed. n Frigidaire Electric Range,
practically new. See or call. Mr..
Hugh Weldon, Norllna, telephone
Zb4b. 27-2u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27
WANT ADS
Get Results

iOUh HOME DEFENSE BEGINS
W.T." adequate insurance aearn1, 10
nazardS. This Is important nn Oh
CohSult US. insurance Department,
CltlzenS Bank and Trust Co nc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

~ mnhh SUFFICIENT FOR MAX
ing a screen door only 90c. AIal :
Watkins. Building Supplies ~ .,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

II PAYS TO BUY GOOD su0rc
ana nave them repaired. They lonI.
petter-last longer. New baa1
rubber, leather, composition NJ
Wlch Shoe Repair, phone an vi VI
call for and deliver. 2,"e
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

TUESDAY: YELLOW GOLD
breast PIN with Masonic emblem
and initials CD. NJ. Finder please
notify j. +. Wynne, route l.. Hen
derSon or leave at Dispatch Office.
RtWarC. 26-2tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

FOR SALE - SLIGHTLY USED
electric range m perfect condition.
We are offering II at a bargain
price. See it now if you want d
real buy. Hughes Furniture Co.
o5-2ti
Evening star., 1942-12-15

11o1 M street NV, bring additional
pledges by contributors who have
answered the appeal by clipping out
pledge cards. Others are telephon-
ing the War Fund at Metropolitan
1884 indicating their readiness to
make gift, and volunteer solici-
tors are being assigned to pick up
their pledges.
Volunteers Sign.
Among those who have 30 far
volunteered their services in the
latest victory-gift effort, headed by
Mr.. Siddons, in the final drive to
make goal, are Bruce Baird, John
M. Waters, representing the Lions
Club; w. Herbert Gill, Kiwanis;
M. x. Wilberding president OF Ro-
tary Club; J. Austin Latimer, Clar-
ence Arata, John j. Hasley, Edwin
C. Graham, Thomas p. Morgan, jr.,
chairman Of British War Relief;
Russell Schneider, Greater National
Capital Committee Of the Board Of
Trade; Coleman Jennings, Mrs.
Charles Goldsmith, Joseph D. Kauf-
man, Robert M. Wilson, Potomac
Electric Power Co.; Maj. L. r. Le-
gendre, Jesse E. Aiken, Junior Board
of Commerce; George j. Briesacher,
Federal Home Loan Bank Associa-
ton; Granville Guide.
Members OF the War Fund Board
Of Directors who volunteered to work
ON the committee included United
States Marshal John H. Colpoys,
Wilmer J. Waller, Brig. Gen. Frank
T. Hines, administrator Of veterans
affairs; Lanier P. McLachlen, presi-
dent Of the Washington Board OF
Trade; A. G. Neal, president Of Po-
tomac Electric Power Co.; DR.. Gar
nett c. Wilkinson, first assistant
superintendent of schools; Edgar
Morris, Miss Mae A. Schnurr, admin
istrative assistant to Mr.. Chapman:
Miguel j. Uline and DR.. Wilson H.
Compton, chairman Of the United
China Relief campaign for 1912.
Evening star., 1942-12-15
Second Appeal Goes
To War Fund Donors
For Last $4,000
New Effort Gaining
Momentum; Other
Group Still Active

A second appeal to Community
War Fund subscribers was gaining
momentum today as an intensive
effort got under way to bring in
1862 900 still needed.
Campaign Chairman FLOYD D.
Akers told his Victory Gift" Com
m1ttee that war chests in other
cities are meeting their goals bv
asking second gifts from generous
contributors.
I'VE believe that every one of our
merchants, banks, industrial con-
Germs and civic association mem
bers Is vitality interested in seeing
the Community War Fund brought
to . victorious conclusion" Mr..
Akers said. adding that in Cleve-
land, Detroit, Hartford, Providence
and other cities war chest workers
launched return appeal.
Community Seen Aroused.
Edwin G. Graham, general chair
man Of the War Fund, said he be-
lieves the community is aroused as
1t has never been for all-out sup
port in welfare project.
The Victory Gift" Committee
activity Is an inspiring revival of
the fine spirit of the War Fund
leadership. Coleman Jennings said,
and indicates many elements in the
community are willing to extend
their generosity until victory is
reached.
Banks, civic organizations, mer-
chants, public utilities and Govern
ment departments were among the
community groups represented in
the personnel of the committee
now preparing under the chairman
ship of F. P. H. Siddons, to ask
those who are able to give more for
. War Fund victory"
The new appeal will supplement
but not replace previous and con-
tinued efforts Of such groups as
the Board of Trade Volunteer Com
mittee, which is making contact
with all business concerns who have
not yet given to the War Fund
through the Group Solicitation
Unit. Mr.. Akers stressed the fact
that these efforts have been stead
lily productive and will be carried
out as planned.
Units Seek Quotas.
Volunteers in the Group Unit,
under the leadership OF Harvey J..
Cheston, are continuing their ac-
tlvlty in the effort to bring in the
total OF $195,592, or more than IS
per cent still needed toward the
unit quota of $1,258,744.
The Government Unit. under the
leadership of Assistant Secretary of
the Interior Oscar L. Chapman, is
pressing onward in efforts to OBJ
tain additional pledges totaling the
$68,234, or less than 4 per cent, still
needed to achieve the unit quota
OF $2,022,802, it was pointed out.
Metropolitan Unit, under the
leadership Of Lee D. Butler, it was
announced. has now exceeded its
$774,S38 quota by s1,245.35, or 10O.16
per cent Of quota However. the
specially picked "clean-sweeper" di-
vision of the Metropolitan Unit,
composed of more than so women,
led by Mrs. R. Wallace McClena-
han, are continuing the War Fund
approach in homes and small busi-
ness places in order to be sure that
no one is missed.
Daily mail deliveries to Com
munity War Fund headquarters at
Evening star., 1942-12-15
Jail Phone Is Listed
Under Rotioning Bourd
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY.-"How am 60
ing to plant potatoes without more
gasoline?" demanded an indignant
voice over the telephone.
II dunno" was the calm reply
"This Is the county jail. We have
nothing to do with this rationing
business-yet."
New telephone directories, the
sheriff's office discovered, listed the
jail number under the heading Of
rationing board.
There1l be a new directory next
June, barring paper shortage.
Evening star., 1942-12-15
FROM ONE
WOMAN TO
ANOTHER

"Another question vast
'H margarine I'll rigbt
for cbildrexa'
"Speaking for Mrs.
Filbert's, I say to you it il
fine both for adults and
children. Mrs. Filbert's
Margarine has 5000 units
Of Vitamin A added to
every pound and today
leading authorities on nu.
triton put it on = par
with more expensivs
spreads for bread"
'QMM1hM1
Prsndesb
]. H. MBEKT, INC,
Evening star., 1942-08-05

they discontinued patterns and trial rugs machine
oomed OF Americas outstanding rug anu acturers
o Immediately opporenn the unusually close underweove
bI Keon Kohon Aubusson Soouk and Chinese
Of their poenst backgrounds Of ivory red and blue
omering hghIights.
Evening star., 1942-08-05

Certain TUFTS fe
broodloom
your floor Restfu Of its five effect
nnms
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geipiiiermaben

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@ottbeit mebr III Die Seilieite Drei-
faltigfeit auriidaoa nm iid aus uns
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@nt aller angit uno 2eioen binai1z
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san5 ieiner Wenibbeit bingegeben,
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nit eri1n,nisem 3orne belpeste, er,
bitterte immer beftieer gegen Seiun1
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oenbiloer ser gSelt Dor ieiner Seele
boriiberfiibreno, ipieoerbolt ser
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tpilllt ou auf bi6 uebmen, ol,d bier
fir r~suiait ou Die Strafe erlcioen ?
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i6en 10 nno II l1br ber itrablte
bonn SimmeI eine ibmale 2i6tbabn
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engeln in berielben bon oben bis
ltnten alt linn nie6er eri6eine,1 bon
pel6en ibm &raft unb StGrf,ne a,,-
itromte. Ser iibrige &oum Ser @ob=
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@reuelbil6ern Der Siin6e nno bon
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fon,1nen Iiebenbe Sera ntitten in Die
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oen nit gntieben uno 5erreiBenber
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altS3lI1prehen. 80.
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Stellung, ipdter aber eribraf feline
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5eele- Dor Ser Mense ,uo Mbide,1.
Iihfeit ser Sii,toen rno bes menid>
liben llnbanfs gesen @ott, ,lno es
iiberfiel i'm cine 10 aer1nalmenbe
9ra,,er uno Ser5ensaneIt, oaB er att
ternb uno 5ageuo flebte: abba 8a-
teri tit es moglid, 10 sebe bieier
&eld an mir noriiber! 0tein Batter
sir lit olles mogIid. 9fimm oieien
&eld bon mirw 9am fobtc ct itb
tpieoer lno iagte: u9oh nid)t, mas
id mill, ionoern mas bu lpiult."
Sic Soble lm i'm ber iab id pon
Sdredgeitalten er fiillt. slae Siiuoe,
ale 9osbeit, oue 2aiter, alGe Bein,
aller 1lnbauf, sic i'm bedngltieteu;
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menidlide 5urdt Dor Der @r0be Ser
iiibneloen Eein iab id) i'm 1T oen
idouoerbofteiten @elpenltbiloern uu-
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Sanoe, anglti6ipeiB beoefte i'm; er
5itterte uno bebte. @r. rihtete li6
auf feline &nie idpanften uno trl1ge,t
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ter nieoerfalleno bon S9tpeib geba=
set 5u oen brei SSiingern mebr bin-
ipanfte, als eing. @r fano 6ie orei
SSiineer, ipie Tie Dor Miioigteit, &um=
ner 1lno Mngit in Beriuduns ent-
iblafeu tparen.
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Srauer ,tno grmatt,,ng auf 1te nie-
ser lmo iagte: Simon, idldfit ou?"
Da eripadten lie uno ridteten i'm
auf. Seius iagte in ieiner 8erlaiien-
belt: ,,Mlio fountet ibr ni6t einmal
eine Stlnoe NIT mir maden?" @6-
re Seius ibnen nibt NIT einem ibncn
tpoblbefanuten 2i6te l,mgeben erldie=
nen, iie batten i'm nidt tpiebererfannt.
Seius tpar ettpa cine Giertelitunbe
BET ibnen uno febrte bann nit tpa6=
ienber aneit tpieoer in Die Soble 5ll=
rid, mo- ein neuer &f an ieiner
Seele boriibersing. Ganae Gb0re
bon gngeln eridieren ibnt, un6 seig-
ten ibm in 8iloern bie gen,,etuenbe
&raft Ieines 2eioens.
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oen Ole Neuidbeit Gbriiti tranerte
,ms aagte, iab id) in ocn @ngeln gro.
pes Ytitleio. .... Sd iob Seilrm ,pic-
Ser in Der Soble beteuo. ST f6mpite
nod 9egen ben menlhIiben Biaen
81, leioen. 0tiibe 1no 5ageno ipro1
er: ,Wein Batter, iit es oein 8iIc.
10 nimm bieien &elf bon mir, ood
ni6t mein lpnoern oein Biae ge.
ld)ebe!' stun abcr otinete iid Die
Siefe Dor ibm, lnlo pie muf eiuer
libten 9abn iab Seius biele Stufen
in oie Sorbole binab. 0a iab er
sloam uno @pa, oIle NltpGter, Bro.
pbeten uno @ercd)tc oes Mlten 8lm.
ocs. 9ta6oem SeiuS sic &inuncls.
biireer ser &orpelt NIT inniger 9fiib.
rlng augeidaltt botte, fiibrten ibm
Die 5ei9enoen @ngel ane Sdaren ser
fiinfti9en Seligcn poriibcr, bie iDre