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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

Edward Yarrish Of 1855 Kirby.
store superintendent commended
that Mrs Laing hld the half
pound Of cheese under her coat and
paid for her other purchases. At
first She told officers that she IN
formed YarrSh that she had taken
The cheese and would be right
back with the points.
Ethan PrcWitt. OPA enforce
menl attorney declared that there
has been an epidemic OF stealing
small ratIonod articles and that
such populations are up>etung the
IalIOnlng niOgIaIn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Warrington DMy

With the accent on entertainment the
-Four Freedoms bond show at the ]. L. Hud-
son Co. today features Jimmy Wellington, radio
announcer as master Of ceremonies and several
popular radio and night club personalities.
Canadian Day on the show will be cele-
brated tomorrow when Cyril Cane British
consul will appear with Pvt. Leslie Taylor, q
commando in the Dieppe raid and Col Mary
Dover, ranking officer OF the CWAC. Also
appearing will be a contingent of CWACs and
The ROYAL Canadian Reglment Band.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

packing Schoo.
at Fl Benning
Ga. II was an
nounced today
lie was IN
Quoted into the
army on June
80 1911. train
cd at ca m ,
VOTERS Ten
and then s6ni
to office IS
training at RI.
Bcnning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Macomb Sued for ; Million

Mt. CLEMENS, oct. Ma
comb County today was sued for
approximately 100000 IN prin-
opal and interest on various drain
bonds outstanding since 1923 in u
actions filed in the Macomb Cir
cut Court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

When he was graduated as
lieutenant. he was kept there as
an instructor Then ne volunteered
and was accepted Tor The para
troops. later becoming one OF the
Jump masters
Capt Thomas is tho son Of Nh.
and Mrs. Robert Thomas. 5i10
Terncs, Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Gets Naturalization Post

Paul G. Warner. assistant di-
rector Of naturalization in the
Detroit office of the immigration
and naturalization service for four
years, has been named adjudica-
ton officer Of the service in New
York Eddie T. Adcock. district
announced TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

for overseas
work with
I h @ r q d
Gro SIS. She
was killed in
London this
month. L o.
m o r r O W
m q r n / n &
there will be
"A UEInDI idl
r . q uier
mass for her
at Il les Sed
s a G ranent
Cathedral
But il isn't
1 n a m a D A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Get YOUR Soldiers Christmas Cards Inn The Times

For you to clip and color! Starting Monday, in the
daily Detroit Times, will appear Christmas cards for
soldiers sailors, marines, WACs, SPARS and other
members of Uncle Sams armed forces. These cards will
present intriguing designs and brgh; jingle and prose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

4 sham battle Sunday IN which
The 3lSt Regiment. Michigan
State Guard viii participate with
the Chemical Warfare Service
VIII be held between halves al
the Lions Bears football game at
Briggs Stadium The Chemical
Warfare Service has an exhibit al
the -Four Freedoms show.
John II Kellogg. a DSR con-
ductor. Of 1879 ST Jean yesterday
rendered 1000 new silver pen
nieS for a bond at a booth at the
show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

instructions on HOW TO WRITE LETTERS TO
SOLDIERS, in which experts will tell how any may
write interesting letters to our men in arms Dial Cherry
$500 to arrange for delivery Of The Times your home
so you may follow these intriguing new features.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Here
and
Now

WE LIKE TO think that Dor
Ythy Alison Stretch was a typi-
cal American girl and woman.
/ didn't know her, and didn't
know much about her until
after she was dead. but / like
to think that all American
women are something like her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

inscriptions. Clip the cards color them and send them
to and women in the service Help bring a Happy
Christmas to our fighters!
Also Mondays Times will start another feature Of
interest to all with relatives or friends in the service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Ray W. Thomas


Ray w Thomas. y, former
member Of The Detroit Times edi-
toriaI staff. has been made a
captain and chief OF the parachute
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Freedom
Of Speech

Barbara Rose Cusmano, 4,
Frank Frontiera, Z, and
jeanne Frontiera. looking at
Freedom Of Speech, one of the
four original posters by Nor
man Rockwell now on display
at the j. i. Hudson Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

fact Of hOr death IN service
that makes her an intriguing
character. It's the way she
looked at life. and the way she
looked AT death-for she APP
pears 10 have had Fremont
tion of death and was not
afraid.
When she was younger--and
she was only 81 when She was
killed - she insisted that she
wanted to see every part of
the world before she settled
down for good. Her family says
that she missed only India and
ustraiia. For example. In her
travels, she saw the far places,
such as Tokyo and even was ar
rested BY the suspicious Japs.
They took her for n spy, a., i'm
deed, they were inclined Ia sus-
pect almost everybody OF being
spy, because 30 many J3ps
were spies themselves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

Miss Stretch was the first
woman in Detroit 10 volunteer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

Exactly how she died IL not
Known here. Al first guess,
YOU would suppose II was
bomb. but perhaps not. There
was reference. In n letter
about Dorothy's burial. 10 1.-THE
air corps boys" who were buried
at the same time.
But that isn't OF any particu-
lar importance. The way she
looked at life. and the way she
could he happy and useful with
danger of death lowering over
her. are important. That's why
we like TO think OF her as typi-
cal, and like to believe that
some portion of her spirit be-
longs to everybody.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
PROGRESSED FOODS

blue 7 '. W-VsN1 20 Oct On
blue y. \. L-Eaud 20 Nov. IN.
GASOLINE
A-Coupou IS gallons % Nov 7t
y and { Coupons gallons each.
FUEL or.
Period TO gals H.nnIt % Tan 3.
TIRE INSPECTION nEADIINES
y Oct 30. { Nov. so. 4 March ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

MAT. CHEESE. FATs
Red y. \. Expire tomorrow.
Brown \, Expire tomorrow.
Rrstrn C--Valld 10 Ocr ~
Brown D-Valid oct. 3 20 Oct. 30.
SUGAR
Stamp it--5 pounds 70 Oct 81.
CANNING SUGAR
stamp Is, l6---5 los each 20 Oct. 81.
SHOES
stamp iH-1 pair. valid indefinitely.
Airplano stamp l--Vahd Nov. 1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

When the war came. she vol
unteered for a branch OF the
Red Cross which would take
1eT into danger. fi7ry told trr..
in so many words. that she was
entering the most dangerous
branch Of that service and il
made no difference. Simply,
she vas not afraid
II wasn't that she was cal
louS 10 danger. She admitted
before she went overseas that
Il never expect 10 come back. I.
She told her family:
when I found out how badly
the country needed us girls.
just couldn't sleep II weren't
doing something"
so. she went to England
with the expectation. although
not the fear. Of death.
Living so. she found life fun
of zest. and she wrote home
about the things that happened
things just seemed 10 happen
10 her One DAY. driving a
jeep. she stopped a. rail
crossing A big civilian car
drew up beside the jeep and
she looked into il curiouSly
That was how she met and
talked 10 the king. the queen
and two royal prinCcsses OF
Britain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

A young woman told us about
her troubles over lending a shoe
: coupon to her mother mother
WANTED 10 get two pairs. decide
(which she liked. and send the
other pair back. She did so,
and, in due time, the daughter
got her shoe coupon back
However. IL turned out 10 be
A special kind Of coupon. good
for only 30 days. For two or
three months now. the young
lady has not found any shoes
she really wants
SO. once a month, she buys a
pair, any old pair. returns them,
gets a brand new 30-day coupon.
and then repeats the whole
process.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
RANDOM NOTES

RANDOM NOTES:
At the fall opening ~ the
Book Casino. we saw a remark
ably pretty young woman. sup
ping alone. She had her hNad
down and not too many recog-
nlzed her as ELISA Landi OF
Tomorrow the World
With three Of her books al
ready in the Detroit Public
Library she is writing two more.
a novel and a play, al the same
time First. she works on one
and then. the other.
Ray Whyte. head OF one Of
the war factories now. leaned
over. his eyes sparkling a. you
rarely see eyes sparkle. tapped
us on the shoulder and said:
"We're celebrating tonight.
NV brothers been missing, you
know, for months. Heard, half
an hour ago, that he's a prisoner,
he's Safe!"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
Santa S Helpers
Busy Planning
Service Parties
(see Pledge, Page Is)

When Christmas time rolls
around this Year, ST, Nicholas is
going 10 find himself buster than
usual. rushing around 10 the army
camps. naval stations and army
and navy hospitals IN the Detroit
area.
The jolly little red-clothed gen.
tleman viii find himself with a
multitude OF helpers in this pleas
ant task, however. all recruited
through the Santa for Servicemen
program, sponsored by The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
Smear
by Radio
Charged
Detroit Time, ws.hingtou Bureau

WASHINGTON, oct. 19--Rep.
Clarence Brown of Ohio charges
that the radio is being used by
some government gencies to
twist the truth and 10 smear
Congress.
He made his charge at a hear
ing OF the Boren-Halleck special
committee, at which Elmer Davis,
head of the OWL, testified
Davis said his office never APP
proved any smear" or "propa-
ganda" program, and Brown told
him.
ut might he the better part
Of wisdom for you to review
some Of them"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
Lists Provided by Organizations

These $500 Detroit and Michigan and women remem
boys through the Detroit Times Christmas Ship Club
Various civic patriotic religious organizations Of the metro
poan provided OF the and addresses of such
serylcemen,
Deroiters who enrolled in the Christmas Ship
provided servcemen and and
responsibility Of sending Christmas parcels became theirs
However group particular deserves unendng praise
project. That group is the Christmas Ship committee
headed by Mrs Glenn Anderson with Mrs Henry Forcer Mrs
Harold Ferguson Mrs Campbell Mrs Kenneth Kmber
lin Mrs. James Balm and Mrs William Farr members.
These the responsibility of checking requests
filing out address forms and mailing soldiers members
of the club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
State Factory Labor
3 Per Cent Women
Times staff Correspondent

LANSING Oct 10 More than
% per cent Of all Michigan indus
trial workers are women and the
number is increasing steadily. the
department of labor and industry
reported today.
The ratio of women workers
varied greatly among types of
industry. In the aircraft industry.
40 per cent of all workers are
women. Others are: electrical
machinery SIS per cent; engines
and turbines. "a; auto parts. 20;
radios, 53. and screw machine
products. "a
The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
Labor Bureau
Jobs Available

Immediate need Of 10 inspectors
In the wage-hour division OF the
Department OF Labor was an
nounced today by George II
Flynn, Detroit representative OF
the Civil Service Bureau. The
Jobs pay from $500 to 81 900 a
year with overtime and are SUBJ
ject 10 civil service examinations.
Successful applicants will be
assigned 10 work In Detroit.
Grand Rapids and Marquette"
he said. Qualifications include
two years Of experience In bust
ness administration or n year OF
accounting or their educational
equivalents. The work consists
of inspection of employment
conditions"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
City Remembers
Its SePViceIlaen
BY MARC ARET RUSSELL

There are thousands Of Detroit boys serving in the army and
navy OF the United States.
They are ashng through the jupgles Of the Solomon
Islands they thick Of the fsht with The Fifth Army
they are standing guard the Alaskan frontiers and they are
sweating the sands Of Africa
Many those boys who there come from families
Of modest means 81 have families at all.
To these boys pauiolcneroit and Michigan men, women
and children may say;
WE REMEMBERED YOU! MORE THAN $500 OF Us
MADE SURE YOU BOYS OVER THERE WERE NOT FOR
GOTTEN THIS CHRISTMAS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
28 Admitted To Bar.
Including Blind Man

Twenty-eight students who\le-
Gently passed the state bar exam
nations began the practice Of
law today following ceremonies of
admission 10 practice, presiding
over by Executive Circuit Judge
JAYNE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
CIO-AFL pickering
Ties UpCOunty Budget

While AFL and Go unions
bickered over the proposed county
civil service commission pay plan,
County Budget Director Pelham
warned today that, unless the
issue were settled shortly, II
would greatly delay fixing of the
new county budget.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
Canada Bars Fish Export

OTTAW a. Oct. 10 uNS) $780,
Trade and Commerce Minister
James Mackinnon announced to-
day that no exports Of fresh or
frozen lake trout may leave Cam
ada. except under permit. adding
that no export permits would be
granted until Canadian domestic
requirements were filed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
MEETING TO-DAY

All arrangements for the col
lection of the boxes, the distribu-
ton, and the special parties are
in the hands of general Santa
for SerVicemen committee, headed
by Mrs. Glenn Anderson. a.
Meanwhile. You may start plan
ming your servicemen's box now.
When il is ready, leave it at any
police precinct station in Detroit,
Highland Park, Hamtramck or
Crosse Pointe. at any department
Of parks and recreation center
or in the lobby of The Detroit
Times.
Pack il we'll for handling and
be sure 10 enclose your card with
your name and address. After
Christmas you will be receiving
a letter from some grateful ser
viceman TO whom you played
Santa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19

Among those admitted TO prac-
ticc were Frank b. Ferguson Jr.,
son of Common Pleas Judge
Frank Ferguson and William
Joyce. blind honor student at
Wayne University. With Joyce at
the ceremonies was his leader dog.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
Illegal Commuter Gets
a Years in u. 5. Prison

Norman Thorp, so who has been
moving back and forth between
Windsor and Detroit illegally since
1921 today was certain of staying
in the United States for at least
four years.
lie will serve that much time i'm
prison under a sentence given by
Federal Judge Monet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19

The plan classifieS county en-
ployeS and fixes a basic pay rate
for each classification The unions
contend, however. that the basic
pay IS too low In some categories.
The problem is in the hands Of
the board of Supervisors finance
committee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
GIFTS HIGHLIGHT

Highlght of the parties, of
course. will be the passing out of
the many presents DetroiterS are
providing for these men in uniform
who are fighting our war.
You can play your part in these
Christmas festivities by packing
one or more Of the boxes which
will he given the Servicemen. All
Detroit is urged TO take part in
the project. either as individuals
or through membership in an or
ganization which may be planning
TO pack such boxes.
Each box should cost no more
than 81 II may include any Of the
many items which Servicemen
have indicated they want or need
10 make life brighter and more
comfortable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
Cadillac Leads GIN in Bonds

Cadillac Motors. with Sl.297, 400
sales in E bonds, paced all other
divisions of General Motors in the
recent Third War Loan drive. re-
ports disclosed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-19
SUGGESTED GIFTS

Here are some OF the things
soldiers, sailors. marines and coast
guardSmen have said they would
like TO find IN their Christmas
stockings:
Cigarets. pipe tobacco. pipes,
vacuum-packed nuts and hard
candies, pocket-Size books, pack
size cigaret cases, fitted toilet
kits. windproof cigaret lighters.
stationery ESPECIALLY air mail
stationery, which is difficult TO
obtain AT many posts, air mail
stamps, bath towels, handker-
chiefs, shoe brushes or shoe shin
ing kits, playing cards, cribbage
boards, checkers. chess sets. other
games, razor blades. toilet ar
tlcles. unbreakable mirrors.
Many other suitable items may
be found on the shelves of your
local store. Your merchant should
be consulted concerning the type
OF gifts the men would like.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-14

raoe iett innitten aller &ulturf fort
ibritte uno oer ltarfen Spannfraft oer
8ilienldoft unieres 20. sSabrbun=
herts. 8ieuei6t 1paro oas &reu5 bon
@olgatba no6 ME fiir Elm @ei6le6t
10 lebr gum 3ei6en Ser S6eioung
nn0 gnti6eioung ser @eiiter tpie &C.
raoe in ser @egenlport &ieIlei6t 1ob
feline an0ere 3eit Der @eltgel6ihte
o1e @egeniate 10 unausglei6bar lid
gegeniiberite iteben tpie oie beutige: auf
ser einen Seite bas @ort, ieoe e1te
&ultur miiiie obne oas &reu5 uno
COS Gbriitentum ltol5 uno bodgen1ut
IN Die 8elt binausi6reiten uno ii6
lelber oen 8eg gum Siege babnen;
auf ser an6ern Seite aub bon Sen
erfldrten @egnern bes @efreu5igten
oos @eitdn6nis> ,,uniere gan5e &ultur
| itebe no6 l1nter oem 3ei6en 6es areu>
aes bon @olgatba" un6 tper6e it6 ME
bon linn losreiBen fonnen, obne itb
ielber preis5ueeben.
S4eioungen uno @ntl6ei6ungen
eeben bon @olgatba in Die 9elt bin>
aus. gs lit ein itiller, erniter, feier-
1i6er Gag, ser &arfreitag. 9ie Natur
orauben feiert nit. Das gerdui6boue
2eben rubt. Die gbriltustreuen balten
tei ii6 @infebr. Sic beitnnen ft6 auf
bas, mas bas aufgeridtete gbriltuss
freu5 gu ibnen ipri6t, bonn 500 unb
bonn 2eben, bonn Seelentpert uno bon
Ser @uigfeit, bonn @lauben, Soften
un6 2ieben. Son oielem &reu5e aus
muB 6ie tpirfen6e, r1ddtige &raft 6al1<
erno tpeitereeben, binein in Die &6mp-
fe uno gt0te Der fommen6en Sage.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-14
9ie Iieoerbolnng bes 2etbens Gbrtft In &elt
mn0 Stride

Die 8elt- unb Neutrality-suspicious. tit
Elm beitGnoiges @ie6erbolen: 3ur 3eit
Ser Mnfunft gbriiti auf bieier groe
paren 8elt uno Beltgeiit tpie beut.
outage: auBerer @lana, Wea6t uno
Heidtun, aber innere 3erfanenbeit
uno Serribaft meni6lider 2eioen>
|f6aften. slls ser @eltbetlan6 eri6ien,
prangte Die Staot Seruialen, Die FL.
Sta6t 6es ausertpablten 8olfes, IN
ibrer gan5en S60nbeit, in bollem
@lan5e> gleid elmer itol5en 8raat,
sic auf 6en 8r6utigam partet. slber
Ger @lan5 lpar nrr flittriger S6ein,
nur auBerer &ulturfirniB. Weit oer
rubrenoen 2iebe uno bem fenrigen
Meiiiaseifer leines gottmeni9liden
Ser5ens nabm li6 6er Seilano Seru>
ialems an. 8alo ianft, balo orobeno
ertonte feline Stimme inn Gempel in
Sen StraBen ser 5toot. gr ourf=
pebte 6ie 2etoen uno Sreuoen Der
oamaligen 8etpobner nit 6en golbe=
nen Sdoen leiner 2ebren, 8unoer uno
2iebesmerfe. Bie oft tpoute er Die
&inoer Seruialems iammeln, in feline
Sbbut nebmen, tpie eine Senne ibre
&u6lein 1ammelt! slber ie baben es
nidt gelpollt. gea6Oem Ser Meiiias
nit 2iebesporten uno 2iebesperfen
oas barte Ser5 Der 1tol5en 8raut nidt
81 getpinnen berno6t batte, blieb linn
nibts onberes iibrtg, als 5u tpeinen
iiber iie: 5uer1t iilberne Eranen, bann
blutige 3dbren. SSa, er mollte iogar
iterben fir iie, ibre 5iinoen, uno oie
Siinoen oer gan5en Meni6beit.
@ebe sir, Seruialem! 8as balt 6u
on &arfreitag getan! 9u bait oen, Der
oid berausgefiibrt aus Der @ilte ms
@elobte 2ano, als einen @efangenen,
mie einen 8erbre6er our6 Die nan=
bigen 5traben 5ur 9fidtitdtte &C.
i6leppt. 8ebe Dir, Serulalem! gu
bait Sen, Ser oi6 eliidlib ourd oas
&ote Weeer 9efiibrt, in Elm Meer bon
8l1t uno @unoen getau6t. gu ba1t
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-14
9as 2rel13esbtn

in Ser @eibi6te Ser Menidbeit, an
bem Sage, oa auf @olgatba Der 5obn
@ottes am @reu5esbolae atpiiden Sim.
mel uno gr6e bing, bon ieinen Gein'
oen un6 &reu5igern als 3ei6en Ser
8era9tl,ng erri9tet, bat oieies elor.
rei9e 3et9en 6te @elt erobert. Ser
&reu5esto6 @briiti, bur6 6en oie @elt
erI0It unb Siinoe uno Satan iiber.
ipdltiet ipor6en, lit fein 3etden Der
Seigbeit uno Der Sdndde, ion6ern
Elm ausfluB 6er bo9ften 2iebe rno
aufopferung oes @ottesgeian6ten an
bie Menidbeit. Ser Beg oes &reu5es
iit Der 8eg 5ur Sobe, 6urd @ampf
un6 Spfer.
Seit ienem @olgatbafreu5e ragt
auf un3dblteen &trdtiirmen, auf
Srieob0fen uno att 8egen, auf 8ers
gesb0ben 6as &reu5esiDmbol in Die
2iifte, baben Malerei, Bil6bauerfunit
uno Hoefte sic @lorie 6es &reu5es
bargeltent. Son oem groBen beuti6en
Maler Mlbre9t 9iirer 1T oas i90ne
@ebet befannt:
80 lei gegriiBt, bu &reu5 Seiu!
Ber 6i9 ni9t glaubt, Der fin6't
feine Stub.
Sd bitt' 6i6, iteb' mir BEL oll5eit
Bioer 8elt uno Sleii9 uno Seu>
felsitreit,
l1no bilf mir in ser lebten Scot,
60 i6ei6et midi ser bitt're Soo."
Ser groBe Maler Sans Sboma bat
ein 8efenntnis bonn &reu5 Gbrilti ab=
selegt, bon Dem man glal1ben nodte,
er babe es in ieinem 5ebergeilte ge-
gen Die Seufelsritter bes gebogenen
&afenfreu5es geri6tet: ,Das Gb,ri>
ftentrm it our6 l1eberseiiter in oen
STUFF gefommen, oaB es eine Heltgion
fir Sflaben iei, fir @eiitesarme, fir
Sdpa6linge. 8iele ipre6en oas nad
uno glauben, ooour6 itarf gu fem.
Serrennaturen iagen, oie 8elt brau=
Ge Seloen, Inn 1pieoer in ibre Sugen
su fommen. @etpiB, aber i6 tpeiB,
bab geraoe oas gbriitent11m aus 5flas
ben Seloen MAIDEN fanl1. Die 3abl Der
&eiligen uno MdrtDrer, oie in Der
Stride fortleben, 5eigt oies. Die, mel
DIE, Inn an ibrer 5eele ni6t Sbaoen
eu erleioen, oen gan5en @eltgetpinn,
ia fogar 6as 2eben bergeben, iino oo6
getpiB Seloen ooer ood, pas oas
Mbnli6e iagt, &eilige. -. Ser &C.
freu5igte @ott 1T Elm trobiger Hrotelt
eegen S6idla1 un6 SOB. Daour6 lit
er Der grl0ier Der Menidbeit geipor-
Sen bon1 ,Slude' oes @elebes. @r tit
Elm Sieger uno nit ibm oiirfen mir
iagen: 500, mo lit oein Sta6el, SOL
le, mo- lit 6ein Sieg?'
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uno bic tiefiten Be6iirf1iiie 6es
menid1iden Ser5ens', idreibt Der
fromme, geiitrei6e sllban @tol5,
,,tpenn man alles 5innli6e aus Der
9feltgion berbannen nno nur als put
rer @eilt nit alfgeflGrten @e0anfen
@ott bienen min. Ser gan5e Meni9,
ia ielbit 6ie @roe ion @briiti tperoen
un6 Sen 6riitli9en @1auben befennett,
inoem auf Selo un6 8erg, an Strabe
un6 Ba1o 6as 3ei6en oes Seilanoes
aufgepflan5t ltebt.'
Dieies gebetmnispoue Symbol oes
2ei6ens, Ser grl0iung, 6es Eriumpbes
lit fa1t felt 1000 Sabren bas fl. 3ei.