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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-08
Automobiles
NeuO Car Dealers
Automobiles For Sale

EXCELLENT
CARS. TIRES. GUARANTEE
These are not ordinary used cars"
:. but automobiles that have been
thoroughly checked and recondition-
ed for the Durationl
1896 PACKARD SEDAN
Six wheel, clean, excellent me-
chemically. Good rubber and
don't forget that %0QR
extra spare tirel ..........
1898 LA SALE SEDAN
Immediately clean. Excellent
throughout. Fine rubber. Jet
Black with whitehall S5Q5
Tires. Only ...............
1899 CFIRYsLER ROYAL SEDAN
Clean throughout. Mechanically
excellent. Next to New rubber.
Royal Blue, striped $500
In Silver ........,........
Open Evenings -
Packard Waterbury, Inc.
"A Safe Place To Buy"
482 Watertown Avenue Dial 4-6l0S
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-08
Live Stock
Eggss Poultry, Supplies

CHICKENS -16c lb: BOOSTERS, 16c
lb: Broilers, l7c ID. First class
Poultry Mkt. Moved to II Union.
228 Baldwin st. 3-9086. Wanted
waitress. Apply % Meadow st.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-08
Employment
Men Wanted
n

BOYS-Two very good Democrat
routes are available In Town Plot
Section, for boys who want to make
some real money. You do not have
to put up any money-no bond nee
essary. Call at the Circulation De-
partment Of the Waterbury Demo-
crat, Grand ST., or Tel. 4-212l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-08

Lest and found

LOST-Wittnaeur watch, last Friday
In Kresge'S. Initials A. q. Reward.
Return Democrat once.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-08

LoST-Ladys Hamilton wrist watch,
between Center or on the willow or
Waterville st. bus. Initials M. j.
II. Reward. Phone 4-4A47.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-08
1OsO--WTIC-

1O8O-WTIC-20S
4:15--Stella Dallas
4:30-Lorenzo Jones
4:45-Young Wilder Brown
5:00--When A Girl Marrles
5:15-POrtia Faces Life
5:30-The Story Club with Jane
Dillon
5:46-Dance Music
5:55-Stand BY, America
6:00-News
6:15-Pfofesso Andre Schenker,
commentator
6:30-Strlctly Sports
6:45--Lowell Thomas, commentator
7:00-Fred Waring In Pleasure
Time
7:15-News Z the World
Observation-Disclosures BowleB
7:45-H. ". Kaltenb0rn
S:OO--Cavalcade OF America
S:3O-The Voice OF Firestone
0:00-The Telephone Hour
1 o:SScsi 1 Program
10;30-Waltz Serenade
II :O0--News
I1:l5--Neison olmsted
l13O-Unlimlted Horizons
12;00-NewB and Baseball Scores
A. ~.
l2;lO-Hospitallty Time
1880 Freddie Ebener's Orchestra
I2:5B--New1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-08
. WAR QUIZ

4 The crimson figure Il" on .
40 khaki background obviously
indicates the Nearer belongs to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-08
WATR PROGRAMS
1920 KilOcycles

3:OO-Baseball Game
5:00-U. s. o. Show
5:30-News
5:45-Easy Listenin'
6:00-Yankee News
6:15-Jim Britt, sports
6:30-Pleasure and Profit
6:45-Hlts and Bits
7:00-Fulton Lewis, Jr.
7:15-Phone Your Answer
7:30-Chester *. Rowles, talk
1:45-Walter Kidder, baritone
S:OO-Cal Tinney, sizing up the
news
s:15-For Your Informatin
S:S0-Bulldog Drummond
9:00-News; Dancing Discs s.
9:30-The Better Half
10:00-Raymond Gram Swing
10:15-Our Morale
10:30-Music That Endures
11:00-Yankee News
l1:15-Cael Harte's Orchestra
11:30-Radio Newsreel
12:00-Sign Off
TOMORROW
S:00-Yankee News
8:15-George and Dixie
8:30-The Early Bird
8:45-Morning Devotions
9:00-News; shoppers Guide
10:00-British News Summary
10:15-John Metcalfe's Choir Loft
10:30-Melody Strings
10:45-March On, Marines!
11:00-Ruth Moss Interviews
11:15-Australian News
11:30--Andy Jacobson's Orchestra
12:00-Melodic MomentsS
12:30--News
12:45-Let's Dance
1:00-Yankee News
1:15-Around the Town
1:45-Broadway Bandwagon
2:15-Treasures In Melody; News
2:30-To Be Announced
2:45-U. s. Army Prgram
3:00-Baseball Game
5:15-Melody Revue
5;30-News
5:45-Easy Listenin'
6:00-Yankee News
6:15-BIll Derwin's Sport Page
6:30-Pleasure and Profit
6:45--Hits and iBts
7:00-Fulton Lewis, Jr.
7:15-Workers for Victory
7:45-Inside Sports
S:00-What's My Name?
S:30-Ned Jordan, Secret Agent
9:00-News: Dancing Discs
9:15-Treasury Star Parade
9:30--Kay Kyser's Orchestra
10:00-John B. Hughes
10:15-Report From Australia
159O-WBRY-96
p. NJ.
4:00-Co1. Fred w. Rankin, U. s.
Army, President. Elect Of
American Medical Assoc.
4:15-Spotlight on Asia
4:30-Joey Kearns Orchestra
4:46-News
5:00-''Are You a Genius"
5:30-''Sing Along"-Landt Trio
5:45-Suppertimers
6:00-News
6:l0-Baseball Scores
6:l5-Dlck Jurgen Orchestra
6:30-News by T.. Cristy Erik
6:45-The World Today
7:0O-The Golliwog Players
7:15-Charro Girl Trio
7:3O-Chester Bowles, State Ra-
tioning Administrator
7:45-I Hear the Southland Sing
ing
s:OO-Treasury Star Parade
8:45-Ridin' the Range with Carson
Robinson
S:55-Elmer Davis, News
9:00-Noreen ConnOr, Songs
9:15-U. 8. Navy Program
9:30-MusIc--Just for You
10:O0-Columbla Masterworks Of
1O:3O-The Romance of Latin Amer.
ica-Olga Coelho
10:45-News
II :OO-Elmer Davis-News Analysis
1l:15-Les Brown Orchestra
i1:30-Dance Orchestra
12:00-Sign Off.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-08
Special NOtlc's

FUR Goats, repaired, remodeled;
summer prices. save storage. Stern
bergs Fur shop, 20 e. Main. $1,000.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-08

A Nice two-family, Bunker HILL
Section. $500.
Leo J. Curley, 81 West Main. $500
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-08

BRAND NEW-Immediately avail
able, one-family houses. Garage.
Waverly st.
A. B. @. REALTY co. 4-7oe9
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-08
Legal Notice
NOTICE

On and after this date, June sth,
1912, will not be responsible for
any bills other than those contract
S-s-it HARRY J. ,::..-:'i.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-08

the Fighting First
Division OF the
u. 8. Army. What
else was It Arst
in2
2. The Royal
Air Force recent
ly bombed Augs-
burg. Is the Helm
keI, Diesel, Skoda
or Krupp plant
tllere7 4
3. Most French
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-08
Horses, Vehicles

FOR 6ALE-Pair splendid horses, one
10, other II years, Weighing about
30 cwt. Pair heavy Harnesses, one
heavy single harness, farm wagon,
dump cart. Loren r. Carter. Grand
view Ave. |
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-08
@ Pussnss
WANTED DIAMONDS
NEW HIGH PRICES PAID
GALE JEWELLERS
81 East Main st,

Dental Plates Repaired 3 hrs. 81
Your'old plats made like new. : UP
CITY DENTAL LABORATORY
IoI East Main st. Dial 3.06s0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-08

Canadians recently voted against
permitting the government Of Can"
ada to send drafted men outside
ten country. DO French Canadians
make Up oEte-nfth, oGle-third or one.
half Of Canada's population
Answers On Back Page
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-08

Washburne & Washburne
REALTORS - INSURANCE
81 North Main Tel. 3-O769- 80 1886
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-08

WANTED EXPERIENCED MAN
TO WORK IN BOLOGNA KIT
CHEN. STEADY WORK ALL
YEAR ROUND. APPLY FULTON
MARKETS, WATERBURY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-08

THREE room, new cottage, COM
pletely furnished, nice fireplace.
Kasson Grove. $2,25O. Buy It today
and move In tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-08
Real Estate For Sale
Houses For Sale
AVAILABLE NOW

-Four room cottage, completely furn-
ished, with garage, at Lake Hitch
cock a 600.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-04
No R61Mg3H0MyA QN&57
| .mn n.nm =. u JERRY RRONDEIElD GlJ
r "BRONDFlElD

mustn't. Certainly I'm not the II
70 advise you, but if there's any
thing YOU can't run away from it's
love. Especially when you've met
the right man."
Nolla looked out the window
again. The right man Yes, of
course. the right man. l can e
how that would play a big part"
Molla turned to Vivian with a
soft smile. you've found the right
man. haven't you? Jack, l mean"
"Well-We argue so terribly
much and he likes to tease, but he's
a dear. l Wouldn't trade him for a
prince"
Vivian shot a sharp glance at
Molla after a moment Of silence.
rs there something else you're try
ing to tell me-"
Molla shook her head. NO, moth
ing. l thought, at first-no, there is
nothing" she concluded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitworth met
them at Grand Central station with
al ambulance the next afternoon.
"Oh, my darling" Agatha half
walled as she planted a kiss on
Tay's cheek.
Tay grimaced. I'm okay. Just
a scratch and a bump. Hi. Dad"
Tay reached for his fathers
hand as Agatha turned to Molla.
She kissed Molla lightly. Il just
know what a terrible experience it
must have been" she SAID.
Yes" Burton Whitworth put in.
Mother has been in dozens of
plane crashes in her day. She's the
voice of experience when it comes
to crash landings in a swamp"
Agatha glared at her husband
and Tay laughed out loud. but i'm
mediately WINGED. ouch. Don't
make me laugh like that. 1t still
hurts"
You'll stay here for a couple
of days while you bounce back to
normal" Burton WhitWorth said to
Molla when they arrived at the
house.
Molla stretched lu%xuriously in
the bathtub and wished she could
remain there for hours. The hot
water and suds enveloped her in a
deep, comforting manner. When
she got out of the tub she wrapped
herself in a big terrycloth robe and
stretched out on her bed.
Molla woke with a start. It was
almost time for dinner. She dressed
and went downstairs. She started
to turn on the radio in the music
room, but before she got there a
voice behind her said "Howdy,
stranger. l hardly recognized you
under all that sun-tan. What did
they do-paint it on you?"
Molla wheeled around, a delight
Ell smile on her face. Neil" she
said. Il almost forgot about you.
Forgive me, please"
ITO 30 Continued,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-04

Ions's face as she listened She bit
IorL9 once. hard. until she Thought
-t9e blood would come.
S.e felt as thoipn she shouldn't
h, Iistrr,rg as ,noueh she were
Questioning. Yet these things
T3v wa eayino-thcv concerned
her. Or lid thov? MIGHT they not
he the e.,aroe fomarls of an in
iu.cd mans semi-dc!irium? She
Ioned with an hc, heart that they
were.
Then Tav Wa silent again. His
BREATHING became more regular.
Molla stood ND. There was an added
WEAKNESS in her eyes hat hadn't
been there before.
The next night they boarded a
Pullman O New York, with Tay
in a private compartment.
"Ijl hot y0u'U ne clad to get
home" Vivian said to Molla.
"Honeo Won mean New York
d,.r,t vo,lo" NolIa stared ont the
window as the train picked ND
sneed. SLOWLY fine lights of the town
,Iinned mast Then faster. faster
mt, thew were OFT in the darkened
cnuntrvsi1e
-"conebovrn said Nol,o SLOWLY
"sonehov 7 do not as vet look uoon
Now yo,k ae home, 10 mo If etiu
i a ref,,oa . temnorsrv refuoe at
that"
..You ouohtn't 70 feel hat wav
Certainly there ui1l no nothine
tamnorarv abo,,t heino Mrs Tav.
I,, Whitwnr+h
Mrs Tavlor Whitworth" Mo,,a
r7nsed "No 7 hone If ISM temno-
,arv she said with . short )aueh
No,la leaned hack and c]asned
hoy hand behind hoy had .Tu Ton
von something Vivian sometbinp
Tvo never mentioned to anvonn he
FORE
I'm fattere6 that Won take me
into Won,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-04

CHAPTER THIRTY-ONE
MOLLA watched anXiously as
the gray-haired country doctor eX-
amined Tay.
Il had taken t"o hours to get TO
the nearest small town, and Tay
sun was unconscious.
The doctors experienced fingers
explored Tags thick halr. Sudden
ly he stopped. Il think I've found
it," he said quietly. That arm
wasn't the only injury he received.
the head.
The doctor explored some more.
Wed better get him to a hospital,
he announced. "There's one IN the
next town, about 20 miles from
here. There's nc telling what these
head blows can amount to-
He felt Tags pulse again. How
ever, l don't look for any undue
combinations in this case
Make whatever arrangements
are necessary" Molla told him. Il
must make l telephone call to New
York"
Tay opened his eyes and blinked
a couple Of times. He turned his
head slightly ard stared at Molla.
Hey" he said weakly, what
goes on?"
You must be quiet she told
him. You had a nasty bump on
your head. but you are going to be
all right, You are in a hospital"
"Hospital? Nuts. I'm not that
badly off. Where are the others?
When are"
She interrupted him by placing
a finger over his lips,
Jack and Vivian stayed here
with us; the rest we sent on to New
York. ] telephoned your father
Molla said. He was worried, of
course, but convinced him it
would not be necessary for him to
come down here"
How long must ! remain here?'
For a day or two, while YOU are
under observation. You still have a
fever
Yeah, l must" he muttered.
My lips are like parchment
I'm send the nurse to sponge
your face. I must go now"
When Molla returned much later,
Tay was r~estlessly asleep. Even as
she watched him in the small light
Of a shaded lamp, he grew more
ftful. He mumbled something, then
again. The mumbling became a lit
tie more clear. Molla leaned for
ward. tense. at the sound Of her
name"
For a minute Tay was silent
Then he began again. Just discon-
nected phrases at first. but Sradu-
ally the phrases began to make a
little sense.
There was a tight expression OH
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-04
Stocks Show
Some Strength

New York, Feb. 4.-(AP)- The
took marke, shook Off some OF It's
inertia today and prices moved up
slowly for gains of fractions %
around a point.
\ modest revival Of buying inter-
est in rails helped to shape the trend
after an irregular opening. Steels,
aircrafts, motors and an assortment
of farm implements, coppers AMI
industrial sp~ecialties achieved some
following near the fourth houf.
Dealings were slow.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-04
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.
In The Superior Court.
State of North Carolina:
County of Vance:
Dewey Walker.
VS..
Relic Walker.

AStS
The defendant Belle Walker, VIII
take notice that an action entltleo aS
above has been commenced IN inc
Superior Court of Vance County.
North Carolina, for the purpose u
obtaining an Absolute Divorce o'
the grounds of two years separanoi,
as provided by the Consolloa'eo
Statutes.
And the said defendant Will iul,
Their take notice hat she IS require
to appear at the office OF the Ciolh
Of the Superior Court OF lahee
County, at the Courthouse IN Hei1
derson, N. c., on the 2lst DAY u
February, 1912, and answer o Us,
mur to the complaint in sad ac'lu Mo
or the plaintiff will apply 10 on
Court for the relief. demanded IN
said complaint. ,o,,
This the 2lst day of January, ls4-'
f. O. FALKNER,
Clerk Superior Court
Ghokon g. Gholson,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
2l-28-4-l1
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-04
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.
In The Superior Court.

State Of North Carolina.
County of Vance:
Herman +. Brown.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-04
Beaverbrook
To New Post

Continued from rape Ona,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-04

fbin 5u ienen letten Biilen ,tno 2e>
bensprinaip: ugeidts Jon oid er-
| ldreden, nibts oarf bid berpirren,
tper @ott bot,. Dem feblt nifts. @ott
allein eeniigt.' Ser critic &eim oieier
getpaltigen @ntfaltllng lit bier pie
iiberall oie gineiebung ser beilie-
ma6enoen @nabe oureb oie Saufe:
ugana einfad sic e0ttlihe 8eruiung,
sic an ale Gbriiten obne Musnabme
ereebt." 8ir alle fonnen gleid] oen
Seilieen int Gott, in uoie Sreuoen
Ser Stoot @ottes" eintpabien. Denn
u3u oieiem 3iele, oas gr ia ielblt it,
fat @ott ane Meniden eribaffen', 4,
| Iast sic Gafaiierilt. u9u lpiiroelt
Mid) nidt iuben, ipenn ou Dtih
niht ldon eefunber batteit'', iprad
GbriItus aur III. Sbereiia. Oenn aud
| iie, Sic groBe Seili9e, nubte Sdritt
ltm Sdritt 5ur Ginning nit Gott se'
ben. @er aber @ptt iubt, lit ldon
bon @ott aneeriibrt. 3tpiiben Die
iem slnruf bon oben uno ser sSelt
idnanfte sic fl. sbereita eine 3eit7
lang. Dod INNER itarfer miro oie
l1ebernatur in ibrer gelan1ten gri~
fen5. nsStl einem beitimnten Sinne,
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ahtet tperben. Ser @eg at @ott
fiibrt in l.nierer gegenipdrtigen @ri-
iteus iiber oie @eidopfe, Die in tbrer
Mannigfaltigfett uns feline Serrlih'
feit ofienbaren uno in ibrer Orb"
nung ,tnb int ser ltnteroronung nnter
@ott bon 1ns eetpertet nno rid)tig
gebranbt tperOen Iollen. -. Sn oie'
Ie1u tueenobaften @ebra,id Der @e'
idopfe ertpeilt ser Menid) oas bobe
@ut leiner sSreibeit.' Mit oieiem
eroben @eoanfen baB oie 8iiroe oes
WenIden ourb bas fonigli6e @ut ser
Sreibeit gegeben lit uno oab sic tpabre
9eitin1nung bes Meniben iid) nnr
in ser Seilieung erfiillen ldbt, flinat
sic @elensiban bes 2ebens ser bL
9berelia pon Mpila aus. Oieler Drei'
flang int iid autieflt bertponoter
Srauengeltelten miro 5um pollen Sep-
timenafforo enttpidelt ourd cine furae
Geographic aus unierer Belt. Durh
sic biitoriide 9iitan5 gleiden Sic orei
eriten eroben beiligen Srauen einem
Ihonen, aber l1,nabbaren @eitirn
ont Sinnmel ser gipigfeit. Dos 2e-
ben oes unbefanntel1 franaoliiden
Mdohens ser iiingiten 8ergangenbeit.
9(ntpinette be @emier,
aber 5eiet, tpie iib a,t6 beute tpie ie
Meniden in sic refine 8eIt ber Ieb-
ten grfiillung aufbeben fonnen. 11ns
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2eben nidts eerettet oils Srrtl.1n,
Siinoe uno Glen6, einen berbeerten
R0rper uno eine berooete Seele, bie
8ru1t pou @ift, ,no elm 9llter bon
Geue. usSa, es gibt cine gptgfeit. .
@ebe bem Menibeu, Der fliebt Dor
bent @ottesader, oieien Mabner an
oas @pige! Der fronme Gbriit peilt
gerne BORT, no linn 10 redt oie 2ebre
sur Grfenntnis fommt, oab bod al
les Sssroiibe nibtig nno nur oas etpi<
ge tpihtig lit. Da labt er nidt per=
geblib perflingen Die flebentlide Bit
te Der straightforward: oSranii non
fine potis nlor noiter, gebe oob nid)t
boriiber, obne ein a1loddtiges Gebet
su ipreben fiir nniere 5eelenrlbe, oa
ou ia ielbit aub balo unier Sos teilen
mir f." g8in ben gbriiten aber oie
gruuer iiber Sen 8erlult ieiner 2ie=
bet bistpeilen allauiebr nieberoriif-
fe,1, 10 troitet i'm ser I'll. Claude nno
ribtet ibm iein Soften empor 5u oern,
ser iiber oen 5terne,1 tbront. Die-
len briitliben Sro1t min nns Der ufl<
pergeblibe Drei5ebnlinoenoibter be-
reiten, tpenn CT IN einem ieiner 8e>
6idte 10 idon iagt:
Die StilIen, Die Der Siisel bedt,
Sic 1in6 nidt tot, ite leben fort:
Denn bie i'm @errn @ntihlaf'nen
tpedt
Sein tr0Itlihes GerbeiBuugstport
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labt iid bon ibrem @ereoe nibt be-
torelL ionoern er III iiber5eligt, baB
Iein 2eib nah oein Sooe atpar alnn
5taube sltriidfebrt, oereinit aber, am
,leuen Sigenbmorgen, bon 8ottes
gaterliebe eripedt miro, I'M eipig nit
ser ilniterblihen Seele 5lt leben. Gs
miro feinem Meni6en aiib idlieBlid)
selinse,t iih 6auerno iiber fem ipd=
teres Sos tduiben at fon,ten: min er
in oen Eaeen ser @einnbbeit bie ei1l-
orinelide Brebigt bom etpiaen Ses
ben pelbe Ser itille Srieobof ibm
bdlt, nibt periteben 10 nitb er emit
ant &an6e oes Grades feline gerir-
rung erfennen. gSie mag Sem aer,n=
iten ba 5utn,lte fem, nenn ct frel1oe=
leer uno i6laflos al1f iein nabes Grab
blidt uno aus leinem langen, langen
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,,Trauen, Dic ans Dcm Wlanbcn lcbten!"
Or HinSInr
gon Or. g. Hieoler

oas beibt I'M Mabe ibrer 9erufuno.
iino oIIe Meniden aufgeforoert, alles
3u ,,baiien, lpas auf ser 9obn 5u @ott
ibrer Seele int Bege ltebt'. Stufen-
peiic fonnt bie Seiliee ibrem Sod.
aiel nGber. Der @eseniat 5tpiiden
menihIider Sh,padbeit uno etpieer
@ottesfiille miro babet frudtbar in
einem eroben Mab an slrbeit fir oas
Geih 8ottes unter SEN Menihen.
0em ,,oie Bionierc bes @piaen iino
i,n,ncr oie beIen arbeiter in Der
3eit." Sic 9inge, sic @eid6pie, al
les 9cItebenoe bat ieinen ltrfipruna
i,t @ott. 9esbaIb oiirfen iie nidt Der.
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(Shlub)

(SOluB)
gbe1tio tpie Gatberine bon Siena
unb Mehtbilo bon Wfaaoebltr1, ,peiB
sic fl. SBcreiia npn Nbila
aus tieflter grfabrl,ng ,oaB Elm bod
ber5ia at @ott ftrebenoer &enid oen
@ipfel Ser gollfommenbeit einiam er-
reide, ionoern cine aablreihe Shar
moerer seelen bit,ter iid ber 5iebe'.
Das 2ebensbilb oieier attberen Set
oensbrallt baut iid 10 bon Ielbit nit
ben beioen erIten 8ilbern a,1m 9rets
flang auf. Son 2riie 5u &riie ent:
pidelt ii6 bas 2eben Ser groBen Ne-
fornatorin oes aarmeliteroroens Bis
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Mittiuod, Sen a. Nobember 1912

bernatel fib auf5ebrt, unb ipirft Elm
9eiiterbafteg Sbirnmern auf ben n1b<
iten @rabbiieel. anoahtspolle StiIle
rnbt iiber oem tpeiten Sriebbof, uno
cs rod)te eii,en beoiinfen, oab Der
CUTE Sirt bom Sabernafel aus Iei,te
ibm bier at 6iiBen III oen gobes
fbllnmer geiunfenen Sbaflein ieg-
nete. SSa, filler @ottesader, oil Bit
Mir etne traute Mnoabtsitdtte, an ser
i6 10 eerne ipeile l,nb tpeire, bette ,tnb
iinne. ltnb in ser Sat lit bier olles
geeignet, ben uabren Gbriiten I'M
@lanben 5l1 feitigen uno i'm nit
,te1ter Soffnunesfre,ioe at erfiillen.
grblidt er ia innitte1t al ser Grab
biigel an erbobten Stellen bos Sic
gespanier bes 81. &re,iaes, nno bon
oieIer Ranael berab ibeint ibnt Der
grloler sic erntulternben @prte 5,t=
rnfen 5lt tuollen: sd bin bie Mnfer.
ftebltng ltnb bas 2ebe1t, tper an mid
glaubt, miro leben, ,1nb ipenn ct ol1d
geltorben lit, ltno iper INNER lebt
i'm @lauben an MIDI, miro BEN Eoo
1tidt folten in @tpiefeit." - uSatte
i6 ielbit nibt bes Sooes ~erauiame
Selieln geiprenet 10 n1iiBte oib mein
Mnblid im &reu5e ent,nutigen, nun
aber lit oas &reu5 nur bas @abr=
aeieben audi beiner einltigen MnferIte=
Bung'
Seitben o1io unier Serr uno Mei.
iter glorreib aus oem @rabe berpors
eegangen, lit oieles Dem elaubisen
gbriiten ein Symbol ser gluierlte=
bung. Die Moterialiiten, tpelbe nit
,pielem 8iiien'' lno penig @etpiiien
bebaupter oem Meniden Iei nod
ben Sooe basielbe Sos NIT ben Sic
rem beidieoe1L ipollen baruln bieles
grinnerllngs5eiben Der gluferItebung
entfer1lt, ltno 2ei6enperbrernuna
ipelhe seleidlam bie Gernihtrne li111-
biloet, eingefiibrt baben. Dob oem
miro itb oos eeiltnbe Golfsgefiibl,
nno bie driitlide Sietat all5eit NIT
bollem Mebte tpiberieten. Der 2ano=
mann, pelher oer naBfaltelt @roe
bas Same1forn anpertraltt, beet feis
nen 3tpeifel, oaB bieier Game oort
1lnten fei,nen nno 5ur beItiln,nten
Belt berboriprieben miro. Gberlo
felt, ia nod 5uberitdtliber iagt oein
gbriItet ieitt @lanbe, baB ber 2eid)=
nam, ben nun Ser blinflen Groe
Shaht a,tf1inmt, emit bein Sdole
Ser Boianne neubelebt auferiteben
miro, ,tm, tpie ct frerbig bofft, als
berrlide 8lune am 6intmelstbrone
eipielib at prangen. Bie iollte a1td)
Ser ollgiitiee @ott, tpelder fein sltom
bes @eihaffenen berloren eebe1t, ion~
bern aus Ser beripelfte1t 8lumen ga.
n1en nete Bflansen entiteben labt,
geraoe sic Grone Der Shopfltng, ben
MenIben, nod f,1r5em groenoaiein
gdn5liber Bernidtung preisgeben? ?
5don 1pas INNER ser boDeitspollf
Menidengeiit eriann, mas lnenidlide
a,,nit iduf trdet einen getpiiien
Stenlpel bon ltnbertpiiitlidfeit, tpie
follte benn @ott, sic etpige Weisbeit,
iein @unittperf, oas er nit Gbre ilro
Nubn gefrott, ltnb iiber an oie an
6eren Werfe ieiner @dnoe geiteIt bat,
sraliam l,n6 falt anf etpig pertid)<
ten? Nein, be1n lit ,in,mer 10, eegen
bieIe Mnnabnte itr1nbt fid Ser ge>
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-04

gon 8interIbIaf an Stein
gruaht bie gtoi' unt 5,t pergliib'n
l1no Menidenber5en id)lafen Elm,
SIM etp'een Jriibling a,,faubliib'n.
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