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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-18
Smreko miru

Sred ravnega polja stoji, sa-
ma in velicastna. Nj il enake na
svetu. Stoletja re s toll tam
sred Sorskega polja, stoletja bo
pac Sc stala-sojeno j je tako.
Taxa gre namrec beseda il roda
V rod, da DO nekoc tod okoli bes-
mel krvavi Piles, kakor ga Sc nj
1ilo, vsi kralji in cesarji tega
aesrecnega sveta Sc bodo spo-
orijeli svojimi vojskami ma
lepem Sorskem polju in ne bodo
odjenjali poprej, dokler ne DO
vse polje Ia klaftro ma debelo
ookrito mrlici Potlej pa
oodo stopili, potni in zasopli,
sence iskat. In ker tod nj dru-
&c sence dalec naokrog, pojdejo
pod smreko. Roke 81 bodo poda-
Ii in tako DO njih beseda, da
vojske-nikoli vec! - Pat dol
go DO Sc stala samotna ponosna
smreka sred polja -.
Nocoj pa je sveta noe, mir in
bela tisina vse naokrog. Tiha in
,ravnana kipi smreka sred snez-
1ih poljan tia prot mrzlim
zvezdam ma nebu. LIE start kro-
Sar, stric, modrijan, XII cepi ma
'eji tam pod vrhom, Sc ~zdrzne
ID casa do casa, da Sc narahlo
osuje droben srez.
Nj dremez, start stric: gostov
, caka nocoj to noe. Caka, caka
"Dolgo jih MIR pomisli starec
in skrije svoj skrhani kljun pod
perot.
Polnoc. Zvonovi. Mir lju-
, dem
Tam cd zapada in tam cd
vzhoda je svignilo dvoje crnih
senc proti smreki-samotnici
Zamah S perotmi >. Priscilla
sta costa k stricu ma VETO. Sneg
Sc je osul.
z |modrim ocesom, kakor jih
pac imajo krokarji-starci, je
osinil stric svoja costa: nu?
"Eh, da!" je vzdihnil PRIV;
krokar. "Vse bi bilo, lie preobje
Sc clovek! Tu, na-potipaj me
"a trebu, stric-zdaj pa lett, &C
81 ptic, tam Cd daljne Guadar
rame in Sc podvizaj, da ne Ia
mudiS rodbinskega sestanka !"
lie pocasi, bratrancek!" je
zasopel drugi. MAR mislis, de-
'je Marking pod smarno goro
Sestradan pa bogme tudi nisem
kar je vendar prvi pogoj "a dol
ge polete!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-18
ENAKoPRAVNOST
Popotniku zdi Sc, korak, da j

B S @ i 4 e IF + n & z
Popotniku zdi Sc, korak, da je
zdaj
lazji kot bill, ko podal Sc je v
sneg,
ko Sc je vzpenjal gori, v breg.
Cilj sta dosegla. Glej, tamle
zvonik
cerkve domace strli .ze navpik.
Tam zadej je klanec in vrhu
mega
domaca hisa pozdravlja iz
snega.
Ma pragu je matt in sestre ODE.
Popotniku v prsih bije srce
20, da 81 lie prisel zopet med
nast
Postaral, o sin, Sc je tebi
obraz!
Pa stopi v hiso, tam gorka je
pee!
Kolac sem pripravila "a te
disco
Ia te, lie "a te, oj sinko tt moi
srecen vecer~ bo nam svet
nocoj!"
lzba puscobna. V njej postel.
stoji.
Ma njej Sc mladenic il spanjs
zbudi.
Vzdihne mladenic: RES svet
dan je!
Lepe, prelepe SO bile te -
sanje!'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-18
Jo5e KvapS.:
BoiiSno bolodo


4 sneg. 4
\ V zimsko odejo odeva Sc breg.
4 Vedno mocnejsa snega je
i odeja,
A pod tezo snezeno sibi Sc lie
i veja -.
1 Popotnik Sc mladi vspenja VI
4 goro,
v daljavo megleno upira oko.
i Vrh gore, ko pride, lazja bo
4 pot,
|, prisel gotovo mu brat bo
nasprot.
Sal videla nista ze vrsto Sc let,
he skoro pozabil domaci je svet.
!, LIE hisa domaca spominu Sc
!, bdi
in izbe ocetove zabil Sc nj.
4 Sc vidi jo dobro, We kje je pee,
/ kjer zimskih vecerih, ma klopi
sedec
poslusali so vse prelepe
] povesti,
XII pravil jih ded je, O grajski
nevesti, ..
! kako jo je kraljevic m a d i
! peljal
v daljne dezele, lie grad je ostal.
Popotnik nasmehne Sc: Bill
/ so dnevi!
/ Mladosti minute so to pac
odsevi!
Vendar nocoj po dolgih spet
letih
+ spomine obujal OBJ pesmih DO
svetih.
Sedel v hisi domaci "a pee,
poslusal zvonenje bozicn
I gorec
I zrl v jaslice, svecic plamene,
/ gledal izbe domace DO stene,
kjer je gotovo Sc vse, kot je
bilo,
odkar sc, popot nj ku, je
dogodilo,
da hiSi domaci slovo je bill dial
.kruha iskat Sc svet je podal.
Popotnik Sc vzpenja, V hrib
gre korak,
teak, vedno tezji, korak mu
je vsak,
SAL sneg Sc usiplje, kar moci sc
da,
I debele kosminke Prise IL neba.
I Snega gori hribu je re do
kolen.
Ogrinja. narava, V plasc Sc
meglen :.
Popotnik obstane: Huda je pot!
7 Ko hi lie brat moi prisel mi
>nasprot!
II Diva bi pac lazje dospela dc
! mesta,
I kjer vrhu hriba siroka costa
vodi V dolino domaci kraj.
Tu po tel stezi, pa Bog sc
2 spQznaj!
4 Naenkrat pred MIN pa skozi
meglo in mrak
4 pojavi, zasnezen in bel, sc
mozak.
Vzklikne veselo kar grlo mu da
j "Pozdravljen mi bodi, moi brat
iz srca!! !
Sem skoro obupal, da vidin
te kdaj,
j da zopet obisces domaci svoj
] kraj!
] Postaral 81 Sc, cuda mic nj,
J Nocoj pa vendar, po ,dolgen
casu,
= skupaj prisluhnemo zvono>
j spet glasu,
j ko bodo oznanili iz domacih lin
j da bozji Sc zopet rodil nam je
j SIM"
! Sneg vedno Sc siplje, brata
vsa srecna,
J hriba dosezeta vrh. Stezs
vecna
j kratka "a diva je, re sta ma poti
XII vodi v dolino. Tam snezn
lepoti t&
LnaIu nnksza dAmaGi SO kra
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1944-01-17

Victory -. the day when the boys
come marching home.
Don't slacken your Bond purchases
while victory is within our graspl
Never let it be said that while the
attack grows stronger on the fighting
fronts, we at home failed to back it to
the very limit of our ability.
Dig down deeper. Buy extra War
Bonds. Help shorten the war by
those vital minutes-or days, or
months which mean American lives
saved!
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1944-01-17
How many more days, Mummy?

when their husbands, or sons, or
SWeetheartS will be back.
The tragic truth is that many of
them will never see their loved ones
again. Never.
But this we do know ..
Every minute by which the war can be
shortened means fewer lives Iost-fewer
white crosses on a lonely hillside.
Your job is to put every dollar you
can possibly dig up into War Bonds.
The fighting equipment bought by
your dollars will hasten the day Of
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1944-01-17

Tell me. How many more DAYS be-
fore Daddy can come homer"
And mother doesn't know. So she
answers the same way she's answered
hundred times s..
"Not so many days we hope.
Daddy can't come home to us until
the war is over. Until we win, you
know"
Nobody can tell the thousands of
bewildered little hearts when their
Daddies will come home.
Nor the millions of other Americans
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-05-04
HONEY CAMP BRIEFS

Mrs. Pat Horton and gran
daughter, Billie Rose, and Glenn
Horton of Georges Fork spent
Sunday with Clyde Rose and
family.
Mrs. Lydia Boggs and son,
Jackie, were Sunday guests of
Monroe Beverly and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josh Rose and
son visited Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Rose of Darwin Sunday.
Lester Branham, of the Navy,
was home on leave last week.
Joyce Rose spent Sunday mite
with Goldie Rose.
Frank and Harold Rose and
Whetsel and Fletcher Branham
called at the home of Josh Rose
Saturday night.
Ora Smith, of Smith Ridge,
spent the weekend with Jim
Smith and family.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-05-04
FREEZING ITEMS

George Kendrick, employed at
Fairfax for some time, has r.
turned home to help with the
farming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Standi-
fur visited at the home of Lum
Mullins Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Harrison Null
ms and daughters, Nettie and
Vinie. attended services at the
home of Campbell Willis Sun
day.
Elder Alden Carico was seen
on Pound River Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dempsey Flem-
ing spent Sunday night with
Mrs. Zurl Swindall.
Guy Mullins and family went
fishing Sunday, but did no good.
Gilbert Power and Tom Null
ms visited Harrison Mullins on
Sunday.
Taulbert Vanover had the mis-
fortune to have a finger or so
cut off while at work the other
day. He is in Dante hospital at
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-05-04
TIvIs NEWS

The Tivis school goes out this
coming Friday.
Lamar Colley, Avon Cochran,
and Marvin L Mullins called on
Adron Counts Saturday night.
Mrs. Mac Mullins and father
called on Mrs. Richard Edwards
Sunday.
Mrs. Mac Mullins has bought
good cow and calf.
Everyone at Tivis have their
gardens out at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Sloan of
Nealy Ridge visited F. E. Counts
and family here Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther tStanley
and Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Younce
called at the home of Richard Ed
wards Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Lonza Ratliff call
ed on F. E. Counts and family
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-05-04
BEARPEN NEWS

John and Otto Kendrick spent
Thursday night with offie Ken
drick4 at Hartman.
J. C.. Stanley visited Mrs.
Grace Sanders at Ash Camp, KY
over the weekend.
Sgt. Tennyson Kendrick has
returned to his station in the
Hawaiian Islands after a short
furlough here.
Otto and Hays Kendrick were
business visitors in Jaeger, KY,
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Stanley, Mrs. Di-
nah Ford and Lea Kendrick Wis
tied Mrs Curtis Rowe and Mrs.
Garland Stanley Sunday.
Miss Grace Moore visited at
the home of John Kendrick Sun
day evening.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-05-04
No Increase In Price Of
Corn For Coming Year

No increase in the price of corn
for the 1914 crop is being consid
cred 10y the Office of Price Ad-
ministration, it has been an
nounced.
The decision to- hold corn pric-
es at their 1943 levels was made
because corn is the main food
for livestock. The great majority
of farm families would suffer
rather than benefit from an in
crease in the price of corn.
An increase in the price of corn
would not bring any increase in
corn production, but would raise
the price of beef, veal, lamb, NUT
ton pork, butter, eggs and other
livestock products without in
creasing their output, it was
pointed out.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-05-04
SKEETROCK BREEZES

Garland Sluss and family went
fishing Sunday.
Pvt. Corben Willis has return
ed to camp after after a short
leave with his parents.
Miss Igene Rose spent Satur-
day night with Versie Mullins.
Mrs. Clyde Newberry and son,
George, visited at the home of
Tom Mullins Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Moore has re-
turned home after spending a
week with her daughter Mrs.
Eura Mullins.
Mrs. Arthur Moore is still with
her husband at Phenix City, Ala.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-05-04

A. A. Fleming, of Kingsport,
was a business visitor in town
one day last week.
George Stone, of Skeetrock,
was a caller at the Herald office
Monday.
v. G.. Kiser and MN. Edwards,
good citizens of Carrie were bus
mess visitors here today.
Take your coupons to Sykes
Shoe Shop for valuable premi-
ums.
Glenn Johnson, of the west end
section of Clintwood, is leaving
this week for Baltimore and
Washington to seek employment.
Pfc. Stuart Fleming, son of
Melvin Fleming, returned to his
camp in Massachusetts, Tuesday
after spending a week with his
parents.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-05-04
ORDER OF PUBLICATION


VIRGINIA.: In the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court of the
County of Dickinson, on the
18th day of April, 1914
Hansford Anderson, Complainant
against
Sallie Anderson. Defendant
The object of this suit is to
obtain for the complainant from
the defendant divorce Avincul-
10 Matri1nonii, on the grounds of
adultery and desertion. And affi
davit having been made and fill
ed that the defendant, Sallie An
derson, is not resident Of the state
of Virginia, it is ordered that she
do appear here within 10 days
after due publication hereof and
do what may be necessary to pro-
tect her interest in this sunit.
And it is further ordered that
copy hereof be published once
week for four successive weeks
in the Dickinson Herald and that
copy be posted at the front
door of the court house of this
county on or before the second
April rules, 1914.
A copy-Teste:
E. B. Stanley, Clerk
BY Lee Stanley D. C.
J. C. Smith, p q april 13-44)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-05-04

Sunday night.
MIR. and Mrs. Bee Stallard and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Holbrook
went to Dante Sunday to see
Fred Stallard, who is in the hos
pital.
Lillian Price spent Sunday af-
ternoon with the Holbrook girls.
Mrs. Oma Saunders is here
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. D. Taylor.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-05-04
TARPON News

Mr.. and Mrs. Rome Hill are
the proud parents of a new ba-
by boy, born last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Holbrook
and children called at the home
of A. F. Hughes Saturday night.
Several persons of this place
attended church at Steinman on
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-05-04

LOST - War Ration Book no. 3.
If found, please return to Rob-
ert Amburgey, Rt. l, Dante. Va
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-05-04

Sunday.
Misses Pauline, June, Cathleen
Ratliff called on Annette Counts
Sunday.
Carroll Counts spent Sunday
with Roy Ratliff.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-05-04
100 ACRE FARM FOR SALE

100 ACRE FARM FOR SALE
Six room modern home, cleo
tricity, kitchen wired for electric
range, hot and cold running wat
er, shower bath, stone basement,
large orchard, out buildings.
House worth $4,000. Located z
miles from Clintwood. Terms.
JAMES LIOUTZA,
(4t pd.) Norland, Va.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-05-04

WANTED TO BUY - Small
house in or near ClintWod. Cash
for a bargain. Write Box 202,
Clintwood, Va. (2t-pd)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-05-04

this writing.
Aunt Lilly McFall is very i'll
at this time.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21

mebr meine eigenen 8ege geben. Ils
oann our 3eit ser boberen Stuoien
mein Gater t0oli9 berungliidte, uno
i6 infoleeoeHen meine Stubien fir
mebrere Sabre unterbre6en mubte
uno in Ser 2anopirtidaft arbeitete
Big Die iiingeren @ei6piiter in bic
Irbeit bineintpu9ien, tpuroe i6 met
nen ebemaligen Stuotengenolien nod
mebr entfrem6et. Inn na6ber Die &et'
fepriifuf1g 5u beiteben, mubte ib Elm
ganses Sabr, Sag 1no Na6t> arbeiten
un6 itramn ftl1oieren, tpo6urd bic
Nerben itarf ongegriffen pnroen, TO-
baB i9 n1onatelang an beftisen &opf-
i6mer5en lit.
Gin poblpouen6er @utsbeitber
i6tdte mild 0an1als nad 8Orisbofen,
5u Dem tpeltbefannten 8farrer &neipp.
Ser Mann mar befannt 6ur9 feline
oerbe @era6beit, aber au6 bur6 feline
8or1iebe fir Die Stu6enten.
uSunger Mann, tpas itl16ieren's ?"
fragte er BEL Der erIten Goriteuune.
uSbeologie.'
uab, Ebeoloe' ion's, Sbeo1oeen
ian autpeilen a tpltnberlib 8olf. Sd
rat Sbnen, ituoieren's fletBig Sbre
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21

ben 8idern o6er baitelt i'm @arten
berum, fotnn1t ct aber NIT BEN an-
oeren 5uIammen, bot man ir1mer al
lerban6 S9pierigteiten NIT moern
2euten", flagte uniere Mutter mebr
als etnmal. Das berlei6ete mir ben
l1mgang nit ben Nltersgenoiien.
glls Stuoent tpurbe bic Sa9e ni9t
beiier. 9as nd9ite @pmnaii,.m par
iii &0ln, 1tngefdbr IL &ilometer bon
unierm Ort entfernt. Sabrgelegenbeit
gab es b06tetts auf einem 8auer1-
fubrtpert, oas BEN Diinger aus ben
itGbtii9en 8iebitdllen ooer ben ST.
balt Der 2atrinen bolte. Inn bic &C.
ru6snerpen Ser &0lner ntdt gar gu
iebr au beleioigen, muBte oas our
Na6t5eit geideben. 9aB Der @erud
au9 n1an6esmal auf meine Terion
abfGrbte, fonnte i9 an Dem beroa6s
tigen glbriden meiner Witi6iiler
merfen. 9od Die Hrofeiioren oritften
meiitens Elm Iuge au, 90 tie oen Gt-
fer ,no BEN Spfergeilt betuunoerten,
ben Ser fleine gauernbub an ben Sag
legte, i'm iid cine bobere 8ilouns
BENT ba Der nnterriht
morgens Inn 8 l1br anfing, uuBte i6
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21

bern In ietnen Sabren', nleit1ten Die
aeute III Der Ra6baridaft. 8ei allen
geriuden es ben anoern 9Ieid55,,t,itt,
fam if itets in l1ngelegenbeiten. gei
allen Suneenitreibest, oie Die Ilters.
eenoiien olisfiibrten, nluBte td itets
ben Sad lappen. Sd muB mid nobl
itets 10 tolpelbaft uno bun1n ange-
itelt baben, oaB td itets als Der
S6ulotge iibrieblieb, 6a i9 fdneu
uno pfifftg eenug tpar, ben Solsen
ltnieres Guns aus oem 8ege 5u ee-
ben, 1tnb oie beiltge l1ni6ulo au fpie-
lert tpie oie meiiten 8uben in ben
5lege1iabren es 10 meiltetbaft berlte-
bein. ~Sonit gebt er ME aus uno
bGnet INNER nit ieiner NaIe iiber
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21

5Sud' uto geb'f aIseit sraoans Sbre
eigenen @ege. iolange nidt Der Serr.
gott ooer Sbr geniiien anoers tom.
manoieren. lin Die aopfidmersen
los5utperoen, ,tebnen sic fleiBig talte
SiiBbdoer uorgens ,tno abenos, nod
beiler geben sic lnorgens barfuB
ourb 6as taufrifde @ros. gor aIlem
tragen Sic fem enges S6ubnert, am
beiten Sanoalen, tpie uniere 4ap1ai.
ner. Sc tpeniger 2eoer, oeito beiier."
(5ortiebung folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21

lnorgens nm baIf flint llbr fhon aaf
Dem Bege fein, ipabreno id9 Dor a6t
l1br nbenog nidt pteoer gu Sanie
tpar.
go batte ib tpeitig @elegenbeit, NIT
BEN 0ettidiiiern ndber befannt gu
peroen. 9as gerbdltnis 5tpii9en ben
Itdotii6en sdiilern uno Dem tleinen
Dummeriabn aus bem 8auernoorfe
tpuroe ou9 ni6t beiier, als bic NIT
leioige Srau zines S6neioermeiiters
in &oln mid bon Wontags bis
5amstags in ibr Saus aufnabm un-
ter ser 8eotngung, oaB i'd ibren Bet
Sen 5obnen beim Stubium gsa6bilfe
leilte.
Sn 6ieier @eile lernte i9 INNER
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21
M % 1hdO
Hsm Dnibsfarrer
(6ortieRunal

IDTe NLI. WGIT uOeT IuuEue JUS 9eLd |
i9iper, als id mid mad bem Sriib.
ltiid nit Der Heiietai6e beiddfttgte,
uno iie nod oies an6 ienes beiorgte,
oas mir auf Der Getie bon Nusen iein
f0nnte. 9ie 3eit ordnste unb id fagte
nit gepreBter Stimme: uaoiiis, Mut-
ter! Sd muB gebenl'
Sic rei6te mir lire i6pieliee &e6.
te nit oen bon Der arbeit gefriimm-
ten Singern 1tno iagte rubig pie tn
meiner &inobeit Sagen: uaoiiis,
Song! @eb nit @ott!"
0as par alles. &iiiien 1no Sentt=
mentalitGten fannten Die 8ouern mel.
ner Seimat nt6t.
Sebt nebme i9 mein Sunogepad
uno gebe gum So flor. Die Mutter be-
gleitet mid Bis oortbin. 0ann bleibt
ite iteben unO meint: sd mare germ
Biz gum 8abnbof mitgegangen, aber
na6 oieien Sagen lit 10 Oiel arbeit
I'M Sauie uno Inn oaS Saus berum
oaB i6 ni6t gut fort fann. &oiiiS,
Sobannp
No9 eihnal rei6t ite mir 0ie San0.
Sir einen 4ueenblid balte td 0iele
barte, i9pielige San6, pdbreno i6
nit geOriidter Stiume Die @orte
berborordnete: uIoiiis, Wutter!" uno
peiter ni6ts. Damn penoe i6 midi
ab unb i6reite Dem gnoe Der @afe
at. ga6 200 59ritten i6aue ib 5u-
riid. Sort itebt mein Miitter6en nod
uno ibaut mir na6. Sd pinfe ibr
gu un0' i6reite baitig peiter. $50 I'M
iere @oiie in Die SauptltraBe einn1iin-
bet, i6aue id) no6mals 5uritd. SeBt
ift 6as Softor geidloiien. 9ie Mut>
ter lit tpieber BEL 'ibrer Nrbeit. Irbeit
un6 @ebet paren fir fte itets 0ie be-
1ten Seilmittel fir alleS @roenleio.
Sebt Iiegt mein 8aterbaus BORT
ebenio rrbtg unb frieOlid, pie i6 es
Dor nabe5u 80 Sabren berlaiien bot
te. 8 @ott, t1irnnt es ur1ter .oetnen
beionoeren Sdus. @s itn6 quite Men-
i6en, bic bort tpobnen. Mt6 oagegen
fiibrt Der 8eg in cine unbefannte
gSelt at ,tnbefannten uno tptlbfreut.
BEN Weniden. @os mir BORT Die 3u>
fltnft bringen mag, itebt allein in
@ottes San6.
Sobalo itb Der 3ug in 8epegung
iebte, itellte td midi i1n, abteil ans
Senfter unb i6aute auf nteine Seimat
binab, Die I'M i6oniten SerbitgIan5e
BORT ltnten inn Gale bor nit ausgebrei-
tet log. 0aitten unter ben Sduiern
pratst Die neue groBe Stride, Die man
erit Dor einieen Sabren erbaut bat,
tpdbrenb abieits bon Ser S0be limit
ten tauienbidbrigen @rabitdtten Elm.
fam nno. berlaifen auf midi nieber-
ibauen. aIs Bel Ser n19iten 8abn.
friirnmltng bes Geleiies Der Mnblid
Der Seimat mir gana ett5ogen MUIR
De, tropften Erdnen auf meine Sdn-
De. Sd f6lob oas Seniter, briidte mid
IN cine gde, legte Die Sdn6e bor Die
angen unb tpeinte itill fir mid BIN.
Das mar meine lebte &irn1es in
Der Seilnat.
8er meme Gusfiibrungen bisber
gelefen bat, mag tpobl ben ginorrd
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baltniiien tetnen Sinn bat.
go fot1nen unierer iuneen Srnu
Die 8eoanfen, Die ueberlegungen un6
leten it6 feit. $50 iin6 iie bergetom.
men? Son iiberau ber3ugeflogen. 0ie
2uft lit ia 10 bon oabon, 6oB 10 Elm
unoeritan0iger Wenld Tie miteinat'
met, obne es gu tpiiien.
slber per bat 6enn Die 2uft 10 per-
giftet? - Ser b0Ie Seino bat 6as
getan. 8ie INNER tretbt er bier iein
Spiel uno ein gan5 beIon0eres fei'
nes, NIT biel Biilenldaft ausgeItattet.
8eil er ober oIlein ni6ts ous5uridten
permag, iu6t er ftb unter Sen Nen"
l6en @elfersbelfer. gr fin6et 1te lei6t.
am bereitnilliglten iteben ibm 0ie CUR
Gerfiigltng, Die tpie Tie ni6t an @ott,
10 au6 nift an i'm, Den Eeufe1, glau"
ben. 9lber ite ieben an Sc Sad)e ben
prattii6en geuben, germ i6iitteln ite
bon iid) uno onOern cine barte 2aIt
ab, errei6en mebr @enuB un0 i61ieB-
li6 pinft oas 3tel, als goltSbeg1iit~
fer 6ontbor eeebrt 5u tper6en. 9en
56ooen, oen tie anri6ten, miiIien lie
einma1 berantporte1, tpenn ibnen bor
ser etpigen 8oriebung Sic augen auf'
geben. gei6t mir baben 6a 51 ent.
| l6ei6en. 9arum bolten mir unIer Alt.
genmert belier nt6t auf fte geri6tet,
Ion6ern auf 6en boIen Sein0 ielber.
0enn er gebt tpeiter un6 fommt Dor
unier Sous. Sin6et er ote 8elu6stiir
or6nungsmdBtg berl6Ioiien, 10 tann
er it9 btelGei6t bod nod 0ur6 bic
Sintertiir einl6Ieiden un6 Itreut iein
@tft aus IN cine munbetpa6ten Iu'
genblid. Damn n1a6t er lt6 0abon.
Cine @elegenbeit miro i6on fommen,
BEL Ser feline &interlaiieni6aft tpirfen
fann. gs bauert aud ni6t 1ange, 90
rneint 8. g. bic ie65ebnidbrige Eo9'
ter, in mandem fonnte man bod
ni6t anoers tpitniden, als oaB oie
Stride enoli9 Der gnttpidlung 6es
mooernen 2ebens mebr 8eriidiidtt-
gung ongeoeiben IieBe. sic bdtten ftd
gra6 NIT Der 2ebrertn einmal oanon
unterbalten, mel9 bobe anipriibe
beute an bic gebil6ete Srau getent
tper6en. aber 11m ibnen geredt 5a
tperoen, 6arf iie nit an6ern Sorsen
ni6t 5u iiberbduft tperoen, ltn6 man
muB fie fe1bit entidei6en laiien, tpie-
bie1 &inoer fte auf5ieben fann. go
gebt es fort. 8as miro 6em iungen
Mdo9en ertpt6ert? gei6t btel. 8o5u
|it6 au6 nit oen i1ngen 9tngern ber.
un1plagen; ite meinen ia oo6 aIes
beher 5u tpiiien.
Gin anoer Mea1 eraGbIt Elm Nad.
bar, 6aB bie Sanilie Inn Sinterbaus
nun bod ritiibung. beantragt ba'
be, obtpobl iie INNER 10 itol5 paret.
Seit nod Elm &ino angefonmen iit,
reidt es etnfud gurnt6t nit 6em flei'
men 8eroienit. Gin Mdiel5uden lit bic
9lntport auf 6en 8eridt. sSas ion
man 6a i6on maden2 Sen 2euten lit
ni6t 5u belfen. sic bdtte11 ii9 ia an
6ers einri6ten f6nnen.
| go tperoen Ste iiinbbaften @eoan.
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8er meme @usfiibrungen bisber
geleien bat, mag ipobl BEN ginor,ld
erbalten baben, baB i6 fbon IN fritz
Der Sugeno cine art 5onoerling bar-
fteate. gr mag nidt iebr 1peit bane-
ben geraten baben. ,,gr n1uB immer
ieine eigenen @ege geben", iagt man
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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-11-16
DR.. Bunch Speaks
To Guild Friday
Officers Are Elected; Miss
Ruth Tugman Is Hostess
To Group

DR.. c. Pardue Bunch, the guest
speaker at the meeting of the
Wesleyan Guild last Friday night,
gave an interesting talk on ia
pan. His talk, in the nature of a
narrative based on a trip he made
there several years ago, was high
lighted by the showing of a num-
Der of interesting documents and
pictures.
The meeting was held in the
home of Miss Ruth Tugman and
prior to the program the business
session was held and new officers
were named. Mrs. J. K. Hunter
was in charge.
Mrs. w. c. Thomas was named
president for the coming year;
Mrs. James Story, first vice-pres-
ident and Mrs. J. A. Reeves, Sec
ond vice-president Serving with
them will be Mrs. James T. Nc
Laurin as treasurer and Mrs. Earl
Davidson as secretary. These
officers will be installed in jan
uary.
At the close of the program, the
hostess served two courses of de-
licious refreshments, carrying
out the patriotic motif.
In addition to members a num-
Der of visitors were present in
Guiding Miss Willie Hunter, of
Raleigh; Miss Anna Rowe, of
Asheville, and Miss Doris White
sides.