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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-07-26

Art Ebeling or young Kallen,
or enybody else that's 6 it 7
inches long or longer. What
makes it nice for guys like that
is that they have no foot board.
Roy McGrath says that he
has the biggest navy family in
Hardin, maybe the county. He
and Mrs. McGrath have 4 boys
and all are in the navy. Nearly
everybody around knows them.
Athol. Bus. Bill and Gail.
Roy was saying that after 80
years of boys around the house
it seems quiet as l.. I'll betcha
there will be a swell time when
they all git back together asin.
Whenever you buy a used car
II Billings and it is good look
in the Salesman always starts
out like this. Mr.. this car is
really better than a new one,
The people that used to own it
are Sc yeers old and were scared
to drive it over Is miles an
hour. Jus look at the uplolter-
ing its as nice as new. Thew
never had eny kids in the last
10 yeers. Now to tell you the
truth it was in the Garage all
of the time the only time it
was driven is to church. Its
shure funny too how many fall
for that line.
1t seems as though the Big
Push is on in the Harvest
Fields around Hardin. The Rag
-ands, MelvilleS, TorSkeS, War
renS. Browns. SchnaGS. Kelleys,
MillerS. Keobbes, Kopacs, Camp
bells, and a lotta other guys I
couldn't think of have or are
getting ready to start harvest
ing grain.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-07-26
Sergeant HolleY
Gets Discharged

Technical Sergeant j m e S
Holley, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
W. Holley of Locge Grass. has
been recently discharged from
the army under the adjusted
service rating plan at the Fort
Douglas separation center.
Sgt. Holley wears bronze stars
for six campaigns pursuant to
operations in Rome-ArnO. the
Apprentices, the Balkans, south
el.l France, and the Rhineland.
and is also authorized to wear
the European Theater ribbon,
the Air Medal and three Oak
Leaf clusters, and the Good
Conduct medal.
Holley was overseas for nine
months. and before entering
the army in May, 1912, he was
a student at Montana State
college in Eozema:.l.
Holley and the thousands of
other discharges that pass
through the Fort Douglas sep
aration center for processing
in the course of rehabilitation.
constitute the personnel centers
super-project. Processing for
the average separatee takes be-
tween SO and 48 hours. During
the processing each separatee
is counseled by a staff of well
qualified military counselors.
All questions are answered in
reference to National Service
life insurance, how to secure a
new job. rights and privileges
under the G. I. Bill of Rights,
mastering out pay. hospitaliza-
ton. claim for a pension. and
other topics of concern. The
purpose of %counseling as well
as orientation talks and film
strips is to bring about a more
ready adjustment to a success
full civilian life.
In the course of the process
ing, each separtee is given COM
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-07-26
WILEY RECEIVES
ARMY DISCHARGE

Private Robert L. Wiley has
recently received an honorable
discharge from the U. S. Army
and arrived last week from
Camp Carson, Colo.
Pvt. Wiley, a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Wiley of Lodge Grass
entered the service two years
ago at Camp Livingston. La.
and was wounded in action on
Nov. 10, 1914, in Germany.
Since his return to the States
in February, Wiley has been in
a hospital at Camp Carson.
Buck deer lose their antlers
during the winter and grow new
ones in the spring.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-07-26
NEAL RECEIVES
ARMY DISCHARGE

Master Sergeant Melvin c,
Neal, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
en- Neal of Lodge Grass. has
recently received a discharge
from the army under the ad-
justed service rating plan at
the Fort Douglas separation
center.
Neal wears a Bronze Star fo1
the campaign pursuant to op-
erationS in Alaska, and Incl
dental to his 81 months OF
service away from the contin-
entail United States, he is also
authorized to wear the Asiatic
Pacific ribbon.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-07-26

plete uniform. as well as his
discharge emblem. The honor
able discharge is then presented
by the commanding officer of
the separation center or his
representative. The officer max
ing the presentation expresses
the War departments COM
mendation for honorable service
and the army's good wishes to
a parting comrade.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-07-26
Notices

A package of laundry contain
ing mems, women's and baby
clothes was delivered to Macs
Pastime. Will owner please
pay charges and take laund-
nv. 1922
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-07-26

THE Pastime lunch will open at
II am. on close at l am, be-
ginning Monday. July 30. ~
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-07-26
StrdYed

TWO black horses, one 1-year
old branded XR on left
shoulder. another, 20-vear old
unbranded. Fred Winters.
Hardin. S0-2*
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-07-26
CLASSIFIED
AID COLUMN
For Sale

EDGED building slabs, rough
edged lumber. Hayden Saw
mill, Kirby, Mont. 28-tf
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-07-26

MAJESTIC range, new CRATES
and hot water front. AL con-
dition. Two golden oak dress
ers. l bed springs and mat
tress. Hester Stevenson, Lodge
Grass. 1913
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-07-26

Shop In Hardin
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-07-26
Help Wanted

CHAMBER maid. Inquire Becker
Hotel. 19-tf
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-07-26
Wanted To Buy

80 OR 40 White faced calves.
w. l.. Bell, Hardin 25-tf
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-07-26

LONG yearling or 2 year old
Black Angus bull. Dave Sea-
der, Star Ri. Hardin. 30-2
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-07-26
Found
Lost

NO. 3 Ration box. Mrs. Nettie
BembrOOkS, Hardin. 30-1*
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-07-26

A GOOD dinner cook at Chuck
Wagon cafe at once. Soft
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
.1honnps0ns S
Rites in Reno


Services were held today in
Reno, New, for N. Dow Thomp-
son. 49. for 25 years manager Of
a number of Detroit movie houses,
who died there Thursday after an
illness OF six months. according 10
word received by his sister. Mrs
Russell Holcomb. 1888 French. He
was an Old Newsboy Goodfellow
Three years ago after taking
over the management Of chain Of
theaters there, he moved TO Reno.
He is survived by his widow,
Sally; three sons. Thane Thomp-
son of Grand Rapids, Air Force
Cpl. Robert S. Thompson, now in
Calcutta, and Marine Cpl. Neal
Thompson. now in Hawaii; a
stepdaughter: a brother. j. r.
Thompson OF Alpena, and the
sister. Mrs. Holcomb.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Alexander K. Gaze

Services will be held at the
Hamilton Funeral Chapel, Cass
and Alexandrine. al ii a. m.
Thursday for Alexander K. Gage.
Detroit attorney and president Of
the Lawyers Club. who died Of a
heart attack Sunday. He was 70
years old.
Gage was graduated from Trim
ity College and the Detroit Col
lege OF Law. Several years ago,
as a member Of the prosecuting
attorneys staff. he developed an
interest in traffic safety work.
Later he served with the traffic
and safety department OF the
state and of the Detroit Board Of
Commerce.
He was secretary OF the Detroit
Bar Association.
Apart from his practice, Gage
owned and directed the operations
OF several casket manufacturing
companies.
He leaves his widow, Gertrude,
three sons and daughter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Adde's Urges No. Z
Area Classification

George F. Adde's. secretary
treasurer Of the UAW-CIO. today
recommended 10 the Mead Investi-
eating Committee that Detroit be
changed from a No. ! 10 a No. 2
area.
The change. Adde's told Senator
James NJ. Read in a telegram,
would facilitate the placing OF
more contracts in this area.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
TRADE scHooLs-FEMALE

THE AiRLfNEs vELD
MipExxp MspEwA5pESSt scAooIs oIHsosTLssEs CA ETS s5,s
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
PVT. CHESTER !. cIEsLAK


BAUMANN-March 10. william. beloved
husband % Helen Klein Baumsnn. dear
brother Of Herman. Funeral, ThurSday.
p m from Tetidsnce 2S2i JOs. Cam
pau, enf 80 .. m a. 81 Peter Evan.
Eelieal Lutheran Church, Chene and
COUVREUR-Mafch ~ Henry. age 40
Poin's Farms. beloved husband OF
IvOnna Rooss. dear father OF Kenneth
funeral from the verhsyden Funersl
Home t63O0 MAcs al Outer Drive,
Wednesday evening a. 500.
DIssER-Mareh ~. Edith, beloved wife
OF Harold Dinner services at the Arm
strong Funeral Home. 10000 Puritan
Ave "wednesday at p
GAGE-suddenly March i9. ls4s.
Alexander Kimbail. husband OF Gertrude
Gambler Gage. father Of Mrs HsTyey c.
rarAe cadis, ,,ny C. nai3E q.p1s A,ea1ndsI .is X
U S n r.. brother Of william IL
and Brig Cen. Philip Gage, U. S.
Army Funeral al Chapei, Vim: r.
Hamilton. Cas- a. AlexandTine. Thur
day morning a. 1i:O0 O'Clock
HoPPA-Helen l.. died March IS. dear
dAuEhter Of Josephine; dear sister of
Mrs Lottie DomaRalski. Frank. Martin
Bruno and sister in-law Of Lawrence
DomAgalEki. Funeral from residence.
zf39 Ferry. Wednesdsy, March II,
10 a n Inierment Mt olivet Gene
LEGREE-RsSfsHce. 225si Psvsyns.
van Dyts. Mich.. FRED. beloved has-
band of Dora. dear father of Pfc. Fred.
Mrs Alberta Leonard. Lillian Legres.
Mrs Florencs shepard. Fart Eyelyn,
Funeral Home, 333 East First street,
Royal OAK from wednesday 10 time of
services Funeral service Friday. 2 p, N
MATHEWS -Msrch IL. Mary. beloved
wife OF Ernest mothsr of Hsresrt.
Aan:f. A5:S 'RS from Mr. Free Hio', s.. T'ySs ysS.
Psrlors a4s7 e Jetferson Ave.
THURSDAY sfternoon At 2 o'ciock.
MESTH - Peter. beloved husband ~
Mary dear father ~ Gertrude Foley and
Adelaide Weadock. dear brother of Isabel
Sesrls. Bsrths Menth and the late Rose
Tosptl Funeral service AZ Cooper Bros
Mortusry Mack al Garland, Thursday
A. 4 a m. and a. g. Bernard Church
a, 2 a. N, RoAary. "wednesday evening
METLovF-Mareh Is Frank Of ssss
Beividsre husband OF the late Theresa,
s,on aud Edwin hetion, grandfather n
Jsqucline and Janet. brother Of Mrs.
Joshsnns Konosks. Funeral service
Funsfsi SnSas'ii Home. Iaos7 cr,iio,. & q n r'''i'
zERILLI-cstherine. March Is. sud
denly. beloved wife OF Sam. dear
mother Of Pfc. vito. overseas. and Jo-
seph Funeral Thursday from residence,
o, oSss e "a, CoaFrsI Ts,,;h =, 50 q 40 m insss sna
ment MI Olivet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21

BAKERY help. women or Girls IS ycsrs
or over. essential Industry, no exptrI.
ence necessary steady work with good
pay, time and q half over 40 hour
good working conditions. Russell 50
coach stops al the bakery door. Open-
ings on both day and night shifts NJ
cittzcnSh!s or ahiFti,- s--s4tfs.-s~ r---.-ss--,.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21

ATTENT1ON-EaSy work a, hons In
experienced women welcome Steady ce.
you how No investment or depOsit
Write Box B-12aa Detroit Tirnrv gi
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
WAR AIDS

AVAILABLE time tool die and pro-
dUciion shop. also hrst and second op-
GRAFTON work on screw machine. UN
A-A0Qs
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21

bakery work. day or Afternoon shiit
rood pay tine and hall over 40 hours
Uniforms furnished ana lAunfefed. The
Great Atlantic spd Pacific Tea Co. s47O
Hecla Ave near TNrlffh Anf klrtr
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21

Apply a. n. 70 S 80 ,. IN. Fsrncrei,
Bakeries SaO7 puefrff
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
MALE HLLP WAkTID

REAL ESTATE sAlesmen, full os part
time Plenty 81 leads. We have over 100
homes for tsle Russell 1. Langiois,
1880 Michigan. CE $500
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21

PART-TINE MEN-Sow employed. avaii-
able for different periods between 8
a. m. and 8 .. m. for various depart
r1enty. rrir1rorr frqufrirr are n6r "a L
isfactory. Please apply IN person a. en-
ployment office. i4th floor. The J. L.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21

LOST AND FOUND
ALENDORP vrisiwateh lost downtown
ward Wayne 1920 F-6.
FOUND soiciers' machine run medal.
vicinity John r and Nevada. TO e-5ls5.
LADIES Channel set diamond wedding
rims los, saturday Reward. TO s-eeo2
LOsT-BrOWn wallet containing papers
and money, reward. s7s3 Knodell. PL
AA52
LOsT-Buff red chow Mile and Lab
scr district female, about l year Old.
so 5000. Reward
LOsT-LsdyS cort WriStwatch. vicinity
Dexter. Dexter bus. CAsS Park. Reward.
1870 Weuand IN 4-i4o3.
LOST-Mo;her's service pin IN Elizabeth
ST YWCA or vicinity Elizabeth and
Beacon. Reward TE 2-4453.
LOST--Sman black cocker. gray around
mouth. vicinity ArChdale-Six hile Road.
Reward. Ev 66s5
LOST sunday. mans gold open faced
watch Block bounded By Seminole,
KerchevAl Parker, ST. Paul. Liberal
reward. Pope. PL 9s5i
LOST ration books No. 4 March IS.
vicinity Cameron and Clay s. Cau
TR 1851.
RATION books, two No. 4. one No. 3
lost. Wexford near Nevada, Arthur.
Gerald and curtis Hunter. TR 2-T60l.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21

YOUNG MAN-wiiI train for renrodpc-
Ton and clerical work In engineering de-
partnent. Fun time postwar 100 Reply.
giving age, education. employment rec
ord and draft status. Address Bsx
B-313S, Detroit Times ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21

BEAUTY operator. $50 weekly ana cor-
missions. EAst jefferson. LIE o523 or
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
FEMALE HELP WANTED

ACCOUNTS Payable clerk: EXCELLENT
working conditions: good salary. Apply
Mr.. Wilson, Service Steel Company,
1883 Franklin
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
PERSONALS

A DETEcTIvE--All inyeStigations strict
iy confidential, specialize in domestic and
missing persons. TO s-363l. TY 5-l44s.
A LIQUOR haoii Stopped at home
Arnold. 24el Nat Bank Blde. RA 1854.
CALL-KLENZ-Treatment for liver. gall
bladder. Ea.lStones, stomach EAt. TO
HAIR REMOVED FoREvER-ssfe. fast.
inexpensive. Lifetime guarantee. Doc
tors reference. Electrolysis Clinic.
TO e-3ii4.
HAIR removed permanently Multiple
ElectTolySis. Ann Stevenson, 224l Book
Tower. RA 4s42.
LIQUOR and tobacco habits, nervous
ness. fears neuroses. insomnia, stutter-
Ing phobiaS, rheumatism. chronic head
aches and certain forms OF defective
sight, hearing and speech relieved by
latest scientific methods. Results Eutr-
snteed 35 years successful practice.
No medicine. No consultation fee For
appointment call ca o3s4. Hours,
2-5-6-s p m.
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful treatment while working.
Doctor De Swarte. Rectal Clinic
Sis second, nr. Palmer. TR i-7242
PRIVATE DETECTIVE
CT 1888 daily. TE i-7o5i evenings.
WAR AIDS
AVAILABLE time tool. die and pro-
dUciion shop also hrst and second op-
Grafton work on screw machine. UN
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21

forms furnished no nirhft sundays.
holidays. Telephone inquiries are not
sstisfsrtory. Please Apply IN psrOn 81
employment office, lfth hoor. The
J l. Hudx1n Co
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21

CRAFTSMAN, mechanical layout Men
preferred with knowledge OF all-sround
shop practice excellent postwar posSi-
CharievotX
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21

BUSINESS otfice representatives.. opsrs.
tors. CLERKS typis's s'enoefe rhers cpoks
and bakers sge needed BY Michigan Bel
Telephone co No previous expefiencs
REQUIRED fnof wages reTuler Increases.
These johs vii istf after fhe NsT. 100
Apply Michisan Reii Tsisphoue c.
! 3es Csn Ave. ~ iu hoof. Censfh
Motors RldF
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21

NEW YORK CENTRAL r. R--Essentisl
war Industry. needs orakemen switchers
telcgraphers, warehouse men, bAgrare
mail employees. yard clerks, switch
tenders. locomotive. car maintenance OF
must comply with WMPC rules. For In
terview apply at Third Street Freight
House, fifteenth Street Station.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21

vaiss. sskSstssas e..ns. ss Z. rARGI E.,... iSsl''
Evening star., 1945-06-16

IHHstrafed at upper right:
Swim suit with a merry-ao-
round Of horizontal stripes :.
two bright coIors on oroy
grounds. Sizes Toto Is, S1e.s5
A jaeket gives town suit inn
portanee to q dress with its
back wide open to the SUM-
shine. Blue, green or red-eroy
stripes. Sizes 10 to 16.
jacket, S13.95. Dress, $l6.s5
w&-sportswear, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-06-16

Pictured at left:
When Mother and Betsy and
Anne all dress sxoetIy alike,
three is q most engaging
crowd. See how ortfuly those
stripes ore used, from wing
spread to whitfield woistIine.
Three variations Of bright
stripes against eroy for you to
choose. Anne's, in sizes 8 to s,
and Betsy's, in sizes s to ID,
eoeh $5.95. Mothers, in junior
sizes, 7 to 15-------$1z.s5
w&L-Juveniles', Girls and Junior
Misses Apparel, Fourth Floor
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famtlienkreis

Die unter Sbm fnieenoe beiliee Sung
frau Moria faat 5uerIt oas 2i6t SET
ner SerrIidteit un0 ergieBt iid our9
lie auf Die gbore Der lo6preiienoen
@ngel. Ser 9ritte in Der Sronung lit
Der 8orldufer bes Serrn, Sobannes
Der Sdufer, Der 5ugleib als &eprd'
ientont Der Butriarfen uno Propbe'
ten erl6eint. Sen Gbor Der neutefta'
mentli6en Seiligen eroffnen bic 4po'
Itel, an oie ltd bic NartDrer ani6lie'
ben. 4uf ite folgen Die 8efenner uno
Sungfrouen. uno Die neunte 2eftton
en0igt, in Den 9lnfang 3uriidfebreno,
NIT Dem Seoeum, Dem greiIe oes
oreieinigen @ottes. Guf oieie 8eiie
5eigen Die Geiponiorien, tpie @ott ben
Weniden uno @ngeln Seine Dea9t
uno 2iebe offenbort, nie bon Sbm
alleS Sell ausgebt uno tpie in Sbm
olle @elh0pfe ibre Seligfeit uno ibr
gn03iel boben. 0as 2este min bic
Stride berporbeben unb oorum Der.
legt ne 0aS MuerDe1ll9enfelt an ods
Gnoe oes &ir6eniabres.
Iuerbeiligen lit Elm groBes Srie'
0enSIeIt in Der Itrettenoen Stride auf
@rben, uno nit pel6er Eeilnabme
miro es in Der lei0enoen Stride be"
gongenI gu oI1en Seiligen no1en Die
Irmen 5eelen gelangen: Die etDigen
8obnungen oeS Simmels biloen ia
fir Die Irn1en Seelen ben Sroit H.
res @Ioubens uno ibrer Soffnung;
Ser Simmel, Die 8obnitdtte oes Sci
ligen @ottes, lit Der @egenltano ibrer
nerlongen0en 2iebe. llno nie auf gr'
ben Die Seier bes Acknowledgements
Inteil bat an Dem @rnIte uno Der
@eibe oes noben 4aerieelentoges, 10
Deroen ou6 in Ser leiOenoen Stride
Die Irmen Seelen getroltet uno auf.
geridtet burd oos 9lnOenten an BEN
Iaerleelentag, an ben &ei6tum Der
@ebete uno 6urbitten Oieles Cages,
Ser fir Diele aus Der beiligen 9iis
Berl6or be5 93einigungSortes elm
Sag Der grloiung pirO. Gm Iler.
betligenfeIte iinO fir Oiele armen
Seelen Die @ngel Der froben Gerfiin.
oigung nabe, uno es gebt fir ite IN
@rfiiQung oas tir6li6e @ebet bel
Der 8egrd6ni5feier: ~@ottes @ngel
mogen eu6 fiibren in oos Barooies. :"
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Sum Kirdenjahr

~@s lit Elm beiliger uno beillomer
@eoanfe fir oie Serltorbenen gu be.
ten" Webr ols ionlt neroen mir i's1
an Oieien Iusiprud Der 81. Shriit
erinnert, oenn mir leben i'm lfonot
Nopem6er, Der ben Numen ~eln"r'
leelenmonat" erbalten bot. @s iii it;
Ser Sat Elm beiliomer @eoanfr. fir
unIere Soten gu beten, 3. +. fit Die
arnen Seelen i'm Segfeuer, benn
nur oiele Eoten f0nnen gemeint iein.
Sic Eoten, oeren Seelen bereits i'm
Sin1mel itno, brouden unler @ebet
nidt, uno ben Goten, oeren Seelen
bereits i'm epigen 6euer Der Soae
leioen, fam unier @ebet ni6ts mebr
niieen. Die eriten itno als Sreunoe
@ottes aus oieiem 2eben gel6ieoen
uno ourften, frei bon ieglidem Ma.
fel, in Sen Simmel ein5ieben, pGb-
reno oie letteren als 5einbe @ottes
in Der Sooiiinoe seitorben iino un6
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-03
Die Ditme

GS fann pobI feinen groBeren
Sdmer3 geben, als ben 500 iener
Heri0nlidfeit erIeben 81 miillen, Be-
rem @obl gu iidern un0 oeren 2ie6e
| gu betpobren oos Slid oes eigenen
2ebenS mar. 0tit Dem 8erluIt Oe5
Wunne5 ltebt Die oerloliene Satin
ibr eigeneS 2e6ensgliid 5ulummen=
bre6en. 8ereiniamt ltebt lie oa uno
olein unO idublos fiiblt Iie li6 0en
Stiirmen oes 2ebens preis gegeben,
Die ii6 Dieuei9t iett nit boppelter
@emalt gegen tie erbeben peroen.
Selb1t oann, tpenn in Der gbe mon-
dies batte beiier uno idoner lein ton'
men, es mar bod Elm beiliger, om
Iltare gel6lohener 8uno, elm &e-
bens6eruf, Der NIT leinem @naoen.
li6te Wonn uno @eib umltroblte.
8ieQeidt lieB ibr Der liebe @ott nod
teure &inoer, uno oas Ddre Elm gro
Der Srolt, lie miro ban ipobl idper
ben 8ater fiir lie bermll1en, aumal
Denn iie nod flein iino; ober Iie peiB
bod; tpofiir tie nod 5u leben bat. Sc
barter Die Sano oes Serrn lie getroi.
fen our6 oas, mas gr ibr genommen
oelto liiBer miro ibr oos, mas @r ibr
lieB: Die &inoel; ooppelt miro lie
tbnen ben 8atererieBen, ibre &rait
fir iie perpenoen.
1o9 pie INNER oas 2eben elmer
iol6en ormen 8itpe ii9 eeItalten
moge: glner lit, Der tie ni9t oerlaBt.
gr, Der oas arme 8eib 10 i6per ges
i6logen, ldBt fir Tie aus Dem SER
Itorten irOiiden @liid elm an0ere5
Slid: Die Sreuoe an @ott, oas Ser
langen nod Dem Simmel, nobin Der
9atte ibr porausgegangen, beroor>
feimen. Gos 2eiben bas i6pere
&reu5, 0as uns i'm Augenblid fat
Oerni9ten0 gu 8ooen oriidt, lit elm
bimmlil6er 8ote, Elm beltenoer @ne
gel our @rlangung zines Srieoens,
Der unenolid erOBer lit als Ser
Sbmer5, Der uns gegentpartig ME-
oerbeugt. @s lit oas 10 @ottes art
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