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180.-Legal
PRELIMINARY CERTIFICATE OF
DISSOLUTION

DISSOLUTION
To all Whom These Presents May
Come-Greeting:
WHEREAS: 1t appears to my satisfac-
ton, by duly authenticated record of
the proceedings for the voluntary dissolu--
ton thereof by the unanimous consent
of all the stockholders. deposited in my
office that THE BULLOCK HOSPITAL,
INC, corporation of this State. whose
principal office is situated at No. 221
North Front Street, in the City of Will
mington County of New Hanover State
of Norh Carolina MARY Bell H. Bullock
being the agent therein and in charge
thereof, upon whom process may be
served), has complied with the redulre-
ments of Chapter Statutes. entitled Cor
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rur WILMINGTON STAR

~ Classified are inserted in both The
An Il;,oton Star and The Wilmington
VIM Except when one insertion is on
New insertion of ads will be same
s "a, No classified ads sold tor one
psstes per day
ha'e n 4 days-5c per word.
IN days-4c per word.
TO IA days-3c per word.
% IN 30 days. 1-2c per word.
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most two years. He is a IV4U
graduate of N. c. State College.
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and shrubbery. $3.50 a load deliver
ed. Phone 6083.
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160-Transfer and Storage

LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE NOV
ing We have ample facilities for craft
ing and packing. Dial 2-170S. Northrop
Transfer
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QUALITY SEED
We Specialize In The Seeds
You Need
CROSS SEED CO.
10 Market st Dial 6868
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CALL US FOR MOVING: LOCAL OR
long. Trade your old furniture on NOV
ing bill. Batson Transfer and Furniture
Co. Dial 1856.
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SEED POTATOES
For Fall Planting: Choice unsprout-
ed. Irish cobblers from cold storage.
T. w. WOOD & SONS
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150-Real Estate

15O-Real Estate
WE SELL THE EARTH: rosTER-HnL
Realty Co.. liz Princess St. Dial 2-337l
WANT TO SELL? CASH FOR YOUR
property. VIM. r. Davis. ia Princess
ST., Dial s11s
Observation-Disclosures
VICTORY GARDEN SEEDS: BEANS,
kaie mustard. rutabagas. Turnips, etc.
Collard. cabbage plants. fresh daily,
pots, fertilizers, insecticides. Rouda-
Dock.
QUALITY SEED
We Specialize In The Seeds
You Need
CROSS SEED CO.
10 Market St Dial 6ses
SEED POTATOES
For Fall Planting: Choice unsprout-
ed. Irish cobblers from cold storage.
T. w. WOOD & SONS
RICH SOIL FOR VICTORY GARDENS
and shrubbery. $3.50 a load deliver
ed. Phone 6083.
Observation-Disclosures
RUTABAGAs, TURN11, MUSTARD,
xale, seed potatoes. Woods Seed Store,
BIT North Front
destinations Wanted
SERVICE MANS WIFE WISHES TO
care for child in exchange for room
and board. Must be in town. Call at
SOB Princess
16O-Transfer and Storage
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE NOV
ing We have ample facilities for GRAFT
| ing and packing. Dial 2-170S. Northrop
| Transfer.
CALL US FOR MOVING: LOCAL OR
| long. Trade your old furniture on NOV
| ing bill. Batson Transfer and Furniture
Co. Dial 1856.
170.-Wanted
WANTED: LISTING OF CITY. sUBuR-
| ban and beach property for sale. We
| have the clients. What have you to
| offer j. L. Baldwin 217 Princess st.
WANTED: TO USE NICE PIANO IN
| exchange for storage. In nice home
with no children. Dial 8, phone 8876-M.
WANTED: ALL PEupLE SUFFERING
| kidney trouble or backbone to try
"Kido" 97c. Money back guarantee
| at Saunders Drug Store or Brooklyn
| Pharmacy.
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Observation-Disclosures
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WORKING COUPLE WANTS 2 OR 3
room furnished apartment, close in and
private home. Furnish reference. Apply
in. c. in care of Star-NeWs.
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VICTORY GARDEN SEEDS: BEANS,
kaie mustard. rutabagas, Turnips, etc.
Collard. cabbage plants, fresh daily,
Most complete stocks in state. Flower
bush's Seed Store. Corner Front and
Dock
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reai n.y. ~ CAN DRESS WE'LL. SAVE
Sem ''I ~ on clothing bill at Finkel.
-, = ront and Market Streets
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! 170.-Wanted

170.-Wanted
WANTED: LISTING OF CITY. SUBUR-
ban and beach property for sale. We
have the clients. What have you to
offer. ]. L. Baldwin 217 Princess st.
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COLONIAL REPRODUCTIONS IN
| spring filled living room SOFAS ana
| chairs Beautiful covers. The Whining.
| ton Furniture Co. THE Old Reliable.
WE BUY AND SELL USED FURNl-
ture. H. Evansen Furniture E1cnanse
| 71e Castle. Dial 2-3s0S.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-03-23
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

The object OF this bill is to pro-
cure, a divorce Vlnculo matrimonii
by the plaintiff from the defendant.
The bill recites the marriage on
December "a, 1892, at Accident, Mary
land;that defendant abandoned and de-
serted the plaintiff on September s,
1888, without just cause or reason;
that SAID Abandonment has continued
unnterruptedly since said date to the
present time; is deliberate and final
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-03-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
scriber hath obtained from the Orphans Court
of Garrett County, Maryland. Letters Of Ad-
ministraton on the estate of
WRIGHT THAYER.
late Of Garrett County. Maryland, deceased. All
persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned TO exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated TO the
subscriber on or before the 18th day Of Sep
t"mber 1914, they may otherwise by law he
excluded from all benefit of said estate. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this It'll day Of March,
1871 NALTtE W. DAWSON, Administrator
Oakland, -yland,
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Law Office of Walter ". Dawson
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

AA " a - @~~4A ~ a ~ ~
No. 1888 Equity. In the Circuit Court
for Garrett County, Maryland.
Ninian L. Bond and Martha Bond,
his wife,
Rachel NJ. Bond, William C. Bond and
Clara Bond his wife; Loucrctia
Bond Wagner and Glenn W. Wag-
ner, her husband; Margaret Bond
Emory, Logan l.. Bond and Mary
Bond, his wife; Mary Bond Weber
and Ralph f. Weber, her husband;
Rose Bond Gourley and Russell
Gourley, her husband; Martha Bond
Chaplin, George R. Gray, Martha
Slick and +. E. Slick. her husband {;
Georgina Brandon and James Bran
don, her husband; William R. Gray
and Margaret Gray; Mortimer A.
Wagner and Mary H. Wagner, his
wife; Mary Ellen Glotfelty and Ed
gar Glotfelty, her husband; Edward
Riley and Blanche Riley, his wife;
Morris Riley and Ethel Riley, his
wife; William Riley and Edith Riley,
his wife; Robert Riley and Freda A.
Riley, his wife; William Riley and
Edith Riley, his wife; Paul
Riley, Mary Grove and Edward
Grove, her husband; Margaret
Lichliter and Reese Lichliter,
her husband; Kathleen Robin
son and Albert Robinson, her hus-
band; Mary Wagner, George Wag-
ner and Hulda Wagner, his wife;
Allen Wagner and Edna Wagner, his
wife; Frank Wagner and Agnes
Wagner, his wife; Harold Wagner
and Anna Wagner, his wife; Marie
Yoder and Ronald Yoder, her hus-
band; Faith Younkam and George
Younkam, her husband; Mildred
Gezzor and Walter Gezzor, her hus-
band; Paul d. Wagner and Dorothy
f. Wagner, his wife; Wilbur Ward
Wagner and Pauline Wagner, his
wife; Dorothy Wagner Redman and
John F. Redman, her husband; Edith
Wagner, George Wagner and Esther
Wagner, his wife; John Wagner and
Ruth Wagner, his wife; Annie Petry,
Clyde Wagner and Bessie Wagner,
his wife; Grace Petry, Lottie Nc
CIure and Harry Mcclure, her hus-
band; Hubert Wagner and Julia
Waonnr b;c u,;fa. ord Pacbol WIT
w, ms ,'. anu i'''N''e' -" ~
Inc OBJECT OF TINS SUIT Is TO procure
: . decree LOT IHe sac OF certain II, coal,
(l,It " @ War, ,eis s"'S !" val
rho hin sta+ lss,.'
Tba+ NV bv dooJ da+od Nav 1ooo
and rocorGod a,,1ono ' 10 TO- aHd Pono TYI'
# Carrott Countv 1T ,, lO IN NH ;b Wv
10 % fol;o 425 nna H Nov, - Avn,
e. ron% convevod r. Willian5 z Pond
n. L, Bond, ]. /. Bond, Samuel Bond
and C. R. McCaulcv the coal and min
erals underlying part of a tract Of
land called "Swanton" in Garrett
County, Maryland. consisting of 1910
acres. with the mining rights thereto;
that by mesne conveyances, referred
to in the bill and copies filed. title to
said property became vested in VIII
liam Bond. n. L. Bond. J. L. Bond.
John W. Bond and Samuel Bond as
to an undivided 11-15 interest and to
Dennis Wagner and c. A. Wilt as to
an undivided 4-15 interest therein, the
interest of C. A. Wilt now being vested
in Rachel Wilt by deed of September
I. 1905; that of the interest of John
W. Bond. now deceased, is vested,
by will. in his widow. Rose Bond Cour-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-03-23
COMMISSIONERS MEETING

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
the Board of County Commissioners
for Garrett County, Maryland. will be
in session for the transaction Of all
routine business that may properly
come before them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
APRIL , AND 4, 1871
By order of the Board.
JESSE J. ASHBY, Clerk.
4
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\. \. CALLS, Auctioneer
PUBLIC SALE
Livestock, Farming
Machinery, Etc.

Having sold my farm. , miles South
east of Aurora, West Va, will sell to
the highest responsible bidder, on
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Cows, Bulls, Stock
Cattle, Machinery

The undersigned will sell at Public
Auction at his farm located two miles
North Of McHenry. Garrett County,
on the Sang Run Hard Road, on
SATURDAY. APRIL 8, 1914,
at the Hour of 1890 o'clock
p, NJ. all of the following described
Live Stock and Farm Machinery:
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Subscribe for The Republican.
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PUBLIC SALE PUBLIC SALE
and F arm
Machinery

l will offer at public auction at the
Dice Spiker farm, 81 miles south Of
Oakland, just off State Route 219, be-
ginning at the hour of 1890 P. NJ, on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

MAY THIS BE the LAST
Thanksgiving that the men
Of the "a mily are repre-
sented in the home only by
a star in The window That's
what lovely Ruth Warriek is
wishing for on her giant
wishbone in this photo
graphic ePitome OF the
thoughts Of all Am eric an
women this Thanksgiving
Day. Miss Warrick is star
ring in RKO's "Chins Sky"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-31
Young Business
Women s Club Hus
Meeting AT USO

The regular meeting of the
Young Business Women's club
was held at The USO last Monday
evening
Among the matters coming up
TOR discussion was the Wave
movie which Is to be given under
The sponsorship Of the club on
April 10, as d means OF present.
ng the advantage of joining this
brancn Of tire service TO girls Of
elieibie are and their parents. II
Will of course be open to the pub
lie.
Further discussion took piacs
IN regard 90 the coming here Of
JUICE Camille Kelley April 7, un-
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Jackson County
Mill News

1t. Everette L. Harper left on
Thursday to take up Transit
Training at Maxwell Field, Ala,
after spending ten days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Har-
per and family at their home in
Moss Point.
Miss Verda Mae Clark of the
Nurses Cadet Corps, Mobile In
Urinary, spent the weekend here
with her brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Parks.
The Knitting Department is
pleased to learn of the speedy
recovery of Mrs. William Mare,
wife of Mr.. Marie. of this de-
psrtmept.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. c. Vernon
were among the guests at a
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ris Barron at their home on La
fayette street.
Miss Anice Holifield and Mrs.
Ruth Mckee of Laurel, spent the
weekend with their mother and
sister, Mrs. Mildred Theriot.
Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Levy and
Mr. Harry Levy were business
visitors to Mobile, Saturday.
Miss Lucille Larson Of Grand
Bay, Ala, and Mr.. Howard Ma
pies, were dinner guests IN the
home Of Miss Larson's uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c. Grey,
Sundsy evening.
Miss Amelia Pickett was one
Of the ESQ girls VINO attended the
Danes" Sunday afternoon
-
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er. of Mobile

er. of Mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kell Penton were
dinner guests at the home Of the
Rev, and Mrs. ]. L. Reeves and
children On Monday night.
Mrs Joe wilkerson was a visi-
tor % New Orleans Wednesday.
Mrs Carol Clifford spent
Wednesday in New Orleans
We are sorry TO hear of the ill
ness Of little Elaine McGrath.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James McGrath.
Mrs. Alyce purtell visited Gulf
port Tuesday.
Spurgeon Bradley was a Sun
gay guest OF DICK Penton ana his
parents joined him at the PEN
ton home, where they spent the
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. PEN
ton.
Miss Virginia Cox of the Cadet
Nurses Corps was at home for
the weekend.
Curtis Martin of the u. S. Ar
my has been at home for a few
days.
Private Lawrence Ladnier has
been at home for a few days fur
Tough. He is the father of a new
daughter born Friday, March "a
Mrs. Robert Norris, Mrs. Wal
ter Shaw and son, and Mrs. Pearl
Ladnier and Jon were visitors in
New Orleans Tuesday.
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is in bid Navy.


MIS-. Lola Dickens spent Sun
Gay with her mother and father,
Mn. and Mrs. Gus Roberts Of
Orange Grove.
Mrs. Kate Reeves was a visitor
in the nome OF the Webb family
in Ocean Springs Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Summers
spent last week with Mrs. Sum-
meIs' brother VINO is home on
farlough in Jasper Ala. While.
there they also visited the oeaf
school.
Miss Grace Lucy was a week.
ond visitor in Newton, Miss.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Morris Ackman
Of Mobile were entertained BY
Nj and MIS-. Casey Bryan at
a dinner and bridge party Sum
day afternoon.
Mrs. c. r. Walker of Memphis,
Tenn. was a weekend guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Jessie Thomas and
family.
Mrs. Ruth DICKENS visited her
sister Mrs. Donnie Baker, Of Ag-
ricola, over the weekend.
Helen Poole has received word
that her brother, Pvt. Louie Poole
has arrived safely overseas.
Miss Katie Wee Golf visited her
sister, Mrs. Oscar Scarborough of
Wade, Sunday.
We are glad to have Mrs. Gla-
dys Matthew back to work in tie
Examining Department after a
weeks illness.
Mrs. john Mcdonald received
word that her son John Melon
aid, il S &c, has arrived safely
back in the States.
Janis Broome has returned
from a visit with fler sister, Mrs.
II. w Moore in Aberdeen, Md.
Our decorating department.
Herb Levy. Bill Marie and Fred
SteinbeIg, were kept quite busy
this weekend. Mr.. Levy, paper
hanger Riil Merre, painter, Fred
SteinbeTg, chicken coop and
fence builder. Everybody invited
10 come and inspect the job !
Austen C. Non is spending 5
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at Service Club No. 2. at KEGS
Ter Field.
The Cutting Department is
very glad to have its supervisor.
Mr.. Sol Postal, back with them
after an absence OF several weeks
due to illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Davis and
family motored to Fouhtainebleau
Sunday.
Helen Brannon and Ladoniee
Blankensnip were guests in the
home of Mr.. and MIS-. John Hill,
Sunday.
Vivian Howard, Velma and
Colleen Smith, were visitors in
Mobile Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James English
notored 10 Grand Bay on Sun
day.
Myrtle Moody and Ethel Mae
Woodcock spent Saturday in Mo
bile.
Miss IDA Mae Davis and moth
or visited relatives in Wade on
Saturday.
Miss Inez Williams was a week
end guest in Lueedaie.
What alley boy came to work
Monday morning with his finger
nails manicured? wonder where
he went.
We are sorry to hear of the
death Of Mrs. Mary Smell, mother
Of Mrs. Ester Lindsay,
Miss Flora Emerson Dot Coli
vile and "Dubbyp Ladnier mo-
tored to Mobile Tuesday to bid
farewell 10 L. V. Coleman. VINO
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l5-day leave with his brother
uoell Nolf.
Mrs. vermelie Cronier had as
ner guest this weekend, her
brother Billy Joe Smitn of Luce
dale.
What about that picture VIII
Ire Skeltan hes. Eieis2 Some aw-
fully GOOD looking Marines. Pass
Il afeand, Willie.
Msrtis NsnAan notesed 10 Mo-
hite SUNDAY 10 meet her new
nephew.
+ teHa Rvais ana Bunng Garter
pent Sunday in New Orleans
visiting friends.
Mac Holder was the guest Of
Pc and Mrs. ]. ]. Lyons in Biz
oxi over Inc weekend.
Ouida Tootle spent the week
end IN Vanelesve visiting ner
parents.
We are proud ~ announce that
the Jackson County Minis con
tfibuted 100 percent IL the mem-
hlbnfen leo percent in the Red
Cross War Fu1d dtive for 1914
--1+---
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In the "a years of is life The Lar has aided in the
enormous development Of the SouIh aud welded
together a wide expanse Of s~oashefn territory.
It's contribution in taxes to the support OF gov
eminent, including schools and highways-its
purchases as well as those of is emrl0yes-its
movement Of traffic ii peasetilaes and IS essen
tiaIs service in saftine-ail have i1laed 10 the
great benefit OF the general public. II now moves
a ton OF average freight .-coaf to coAskne-one
mile for less than sne eeat, che pfiee II seneing
a post card.
who eot the Iiaa's share Of It's 1915 gross rese-
nues-the gfRafSse year a is history Read the
astonishing Bspses:
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Ger the auspices Of the club ana
plans we're formulated for a re-
cepsion in honor OF the noted
visitor.
II was announced that the
club Will be the guest Of fhaSs
at a chicken and spaghetti sup
per next Monday evening and
that the next meeting will take
place following the supper.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-31

In l943, U. s. private shipyards
smashed all records, producing
one-fiftn the volume Of world
merchant shipping afioat at the
outbreak of the war,
Tests nave shown that liuerine
N the proportion oi one part 10 i
million parts Of water. bta ids
long-terb resistance 10 decay ID
the developing teeth OF children.
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Ao Ma
from z Serviee

81, 500, 900 to 1900 employees IS sgages aaa salaries
sos. 000. 600 10 National. State and Loci Gessta-
meHf rs k4xes
81. 40. 600 to daaAHy for materials aud supplies
IS. so. 600 10 bonfboiaers rs igfrresf
s.. 40. 600 10 sfoekbokzely Is afeIae1ls7s
Note thar s.u0u l. & N stockholders IL ~ states
received in dividends only about one-ninth Of
what went TO the workers. and about one-eiehtho OF
what WIS paid in taxes. Does any other private
industry come So nearly - hesl1s bsee4s,
By Re probhs Joy he peotfs2
The ilan4edIne purpose II lhe Old KelsaIIk sste
help n SHINING his ghaslli @ar. Il + already
looking forward to f~s7sfs.ae ssnpfsssBieals add
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-31

n.odsrnizsd service. II asks No selfish fasors.
bar oni, trsasment equal 20 that given rs compes-
itors-and ~ kseping with It's publ1e hssfsiifssss.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-02
&ar Mlbre6t 9arer
fat6olti6?

l(Nusflnft fir 5. s. g., Bis.)
@s lit geididtlid ertpieien, oab
Der beriibmte oeutide WeaIer, &up-
feriteder unb Sol3Ibnitt5ei9ner st1e
brebt Diirer ni6t nur tatboIiIA, jon
bern Elm gon5er &otboltt mar.
8e5ei6neno lit cine Stelle aus leiy
nem Sogebug, iiberldrieben Scr Sob
meiner Wf1ttter, morin es tp0rtIitb
beiBt:
~geun iont ibr 1piiien, oaB inn Sab
re 1913 an einem Oienstag Dor Der
&reu5mo6e meine orme, elenoe Weut=
ter - Die icb 5tpei Sabre nod mel
mes 8aters Sobe, 90 iie gan3 arm
mar, 5n mir in meme Bflege genom-
men bate, uno naboem tie nel1n Sab
re bel mir getpeien mar - zines Mor-
gems 10 t0oli6 fronf lparo, oaB mir
Ole &anrmer oufbra6en, tpei1 mir
ionit, >ba lie ni6t 0ffnen tonnte, ni6t
gu ibr 9efonnt batten. go trltgen mir
iie berab In cine Stube uno man gab
ibr ote beioen Saframente; oenn al
8elt meinte, tie piiroe iterben, oenn
tie batte Die e-@eiunobeit immer felt
meines Gaters Eobe bepabrt.
llno ibr baufiger Brau6 mar. pieI
in Die Gir6e gu geben, uno lie taoeIte
midi INNER fleiBig, 1penn id nibt gut
banoelte, Hno inmer bate lte fir mid,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-02

| eftpfinoungsIos bIieb. De Godos
Ii6lieBt oaraus, baB Der meni6Iihe
Rorper bon gfnpfinoungs5onen iir1ge.
ben lit, bon oenen, oies iei no6nals
betont, oie erlte anoertbalb 3oll bon
|6er Sautoberfld6e ertfernt liegt, ieoe
neitere bon 0iefe1n Bunfte aber orei
8oa. @r bat Bis gu feds uno iteben
@mpftno1mgs5onen INN ben neni6li-
6en &orper feitgelteut, 10 oaB elm ut.
ttonsraoius bon itber 20 3oI entitebt.
8esbalb aber miBt ote erite Gone
nur anoertbalb 3oG uno ieoe meitere
bret 3ou? Sc Go6as erfldrt es %,
NIT, bab Die erlte 8ellenreibe burd
bic aorperoberflade eebroden tpiro,
10 oaB nur Die Sdlfte beraustrttt.
X X X
Oies alles Iollte bod 5u oenfen
geben Nber tonn ser mooerne MenId
nod oenfen? Bliden mir um uns,
uno erteilen mir uns ielblt Die ant.
mort! @omunculus tlt in etne iolde
onsli9tsloie Sadgaiie gernten, neil
ibm in allem Der natiirlihe &bDtbnus
beprloren ging @r bot lt6 nit foI,
1d)en 8oben umgeben, 5u 6enen er
iebt bilflofer, oenn ie, aufblift:. @iner
beiBt @el0, Elm anoerer 8ti1eni6oft.
aber, mas bat feline 8iiieni9oft f9on
betpieIen? Gi6ts. Oie Meoi3in dnoert
ibre GorausIeb,1ngen olle 5ponaie
Sabre.
anlteIle oes Hbptbnrus bat Der mo,
oerne Meni6 oen 8etrieb, Die Sait,
ooS unielige ~Sempo' geiett, tpobei
er NIT Dem Sintern >pieoer umItoBt,
tpas ct nit oen SGnoen aufbaut. 81.
men 3ng errei6en lit ibm pt6tiger,
als ser 5riebe bes Ser5ens. Ct bort
nibt mebr Die innere Stin11ne, bic nur
Elm g6o oes oronenoen @eltrbptbmus
1T. Mon fam mt6 Iagen: Or bot
8ott begroben.
Soften mir, ooB es 3u ieineam Ell
genen 8elten ibm re6t eleno ereebt.
Denn itbermaBi9es 2eis miro ibm
enolid oas Moul Itopfen uno Die ar-
rogan5 austreiben, bomit ct tpieoer
Die let1e Stimme in ieiner 8ruIt Der.
nebmen fonn. =. .8ott. e. q.
Staots3eitung