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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-02
Council Session ON. c. Federation OF
Women Clubs To Open In Raleigh

tended by Mrs. R. L. Mcmillan,
president, for the Raleigh Wom-
ans club; by Mrs. Edison Daven-
port of Plymouth, president of the
Home Demonstration clubs; by
Miss Hazel Williams. of Raleigh,
president of the State Nurses As
ISOLATION; and by Mrs. J. S.
Kitchener of Raleigh, president of
the State Garden Club.
At this session Mrs. Bishopric
will report her activities since TAX
ing office as president last June;
Mrs. John M. Council, second
vice-president in charge of dis
tricts, will present the district
work; Mrs. John S. Forrest OF
Hendersonville, third vice -presi-
dent in charge of departments,
will make her report, as will Miss
Dorothy Forbes of Wilmington,
president, for Junior clubs. Mrs.
T. Fred Henry Of Salisbury, treas
urer, will report, and chairmen of
committees will report pre-
sent plans of work for the year.
A plate lunch will be served at
O'Clock, and at 2 the afternoon
session will begin. Programs Of
the departments will be reviewed
at this time by the chairmen, Mrs.
Gordon Maddrey of Ahoskie, for
American Citizenship; Mrs. Ivey
Moore of North Wilkesboro, for
American Home Mrs. Edwin. P.
Brown of Murfreesboro, Art Mrs.
Geddie B. Strickland of GREENS
boro, Education; Mrs. Taul SB.
White of Chapel Hill, Information
al Relations; Mrs. James T. Little
of Greenville; Junior department;
Mrs. R. L. Murray of Raef6a,d,
Literature; Mrs. R. D. Elrod of
Henderson, Music; and Mrs. V. T.
Bost of Raleigh, Public Welfare.
Group conferences will follow
Continued on Page Is, Column II
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BY MRS. CHARLIE G. DOAK

The council Of the North Caro-
lina Federation of Women's clubs,
which will hold it's 1915 meeting
in Raleigh at the Carolina hotel.
September and 6, has arranged
program for the meeting of far
reaching importance to the organ
ization. Recognizing that the mos!
pressing work immediately ahead
of clubs is that of service to vet
Grams, yo.ut h conservation and
postwar finance, these subjects
have been given first place by If
ficers planning the two day meet
ing.
It is expected that not only all
members of the council, but many
club presidents and committee
members who have been extended
an invitation to attend, will be CT
hand.
Mrs. Karl Bishopric Of Spray,
president, and other officers = i
arrive in Raleigh on the 4th. The
executive board will meet at {
o'clock and will be joined at {
o'clock by pa st presidents and
members of the endowment fund
committee for an informal dinner
at the hotel. At 8 o'clock there
will be meetings of the finance
committee, the board of trustees,
and the Youth Conservation com
mittee. The executive board will
meet again at 9 o'clock.
Wilmington Officer
Registration will begin at $50
on Wednesday morning, the 5th,
on the mezzanine of the hotel, Md
the council will convene at 1C
O. clock in the ballroom, with Mrs.
Bishopric presiding. Mrs. j. c.
Williams of Wilmington, first vice.
president, will lead the pledge Of
allegiance to the flag and the rec
itation of the club collect. Greet.
ings to the gathering will be ex.
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dolph KONG, Miss Ann Kure and
Miss Dot Kure.
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Greensboro College
0oens l08th Session
On Tuesday, Sept. 4

GREENSBORO, Sept. l.
0n nsboro college will begin the
0ls' hundred and eighth year of
Ole .hartered existence on Septem-
lis when an enrolment of over
o [sn & Students taxing the capacity
4vV +be bu ldings to the limit will
o. n for the years work, accord
fspV ~ Dr.. Luther L. Gobbel, pres
loT Tho first group of students to
Inv ~ the campus will be the
Te%, 'bars of the Y.W.C.A. cabinet,
n toaded by Miss Marie johnson,
a ne 'Mwocksville, president, who will
o. -. arriving Sunday to be on
I DsS for the purpose of welcoming
n nsw Students, most of whom will
Nv .;;ro Monday, September 3.
Az o'clock Monday afternoon
-. ~ hs administered by DR.. P. M.
c cin dean of instruction, the
o 1andard college aptitude test for
S " VOW students who have not al
d. taken it. Only a few are to
.s'o # due to the fact that during
'aAN snriog and summer most can
~. Ls.tes for admission took the
test.
Tho first faculty and staff meet
80 NJ the year will be held at
MS o'clock Tuesday morning, and
i 'aristration and classification Of
l ssr,5er students will begin at ten
N s,alock AT the same hour the
Orisntation program n d English
laoo,nent tests for freshmen and
trsnsfer students will begin.
The registration n d classlfica-
.on of new students will begin at
o' o'clock Wednesday. The regis
.r.tion period for students old and
NOW closes at 6 o'clock Wednes-
Tirst classes will meet at 8
o'clock Thursday morning and will
0roceed on regular schedule there
after
The first formal chapel exercises
If tbe wear will be held In Odell
Memorial hall at Il o'clock Thurs
d,y with President Gobbel deliv-
eyng the opening address.
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R0untree-Cashwell.
Engagement Announced

BUFFALO, N. Y. Sept. 1-Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas J. Rountree of
this place, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Hazel
Meredith Nountree. of Columbia,
S. c., to Cpl. Graham Chinnisr Cash
well, of Wilmir gton, now on duty
with the 82nd Airborne division in
the European theatre. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank A. CashWell of Will
mingtor; N. C. 80 49, .--.
No date has been announced for
the wedding. .t
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southside Baptist
Circles Will Convene

,io NE circles of the woman's mis-
Raw society of the Southside
as t toI church will meet Tuesday
Church fs. Frank Cleeve, 1910
, , NJ, street at $3.50 pm.
Fifth MRS. ls E. L. Avery, 500 South
2 street at 800 pm. .
Stree. MRS. Nance, SOB Wooster
est D Mfs. Mangum. 1854 Lake For
), Ma rsfkway at 6 p. m.
est a. J. : Nunnery, 10 B, Lake For
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Catholic School I.
Will Open Tuesday

st. Mary's Catholic school will
officially open on Tuesday,
September 4. at 9 am.
Folk dancing for all ages will be
added to the list of the many sub
jects taught at the school this year.
This activity will be under the aus
pieces of the Mothers and Teachers
association f st. .Mary's school.
Former piano students as well as
beginners are urged to make ar
rangements for their lessons as
soon as possible.
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Miss Antoinette Maultsby, OF
Washington, D. c., is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Maults-
nv at lO4 South Fourth Street.
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Wiens-Manitsas
Vows Announced

The marriage of Miss Ann
Manitsas and Lee Wiens was SOL
emnized on Saturday afternoon,
August II. at 4 o'clock at the
Wrightsboro Baptist church by the
Rev. H. S. Strickland, pastor of
the church, who used the double
ring ceremony.
The church was decorated with
white 81 d l i, ttlberoses and
southern smilax. Miss Helen Thor
sen, of Newark, N. j., and Rev.
Leslie Hernie, pastor of the Chris
tan Miss nary Alliance church in
Wilmington, rendered tn e nuptial
music. Miss Charlotte Lowe sang
Because" n d Beneath the
Cross of jesus
The bride entered the church
with her brother, Pete Manitsas,
who gave her in marriage and
wore for her wedding gown OF
white satin fashioned with full net
skirt extending into slight train,
sweetheart neckiine and pointed
sleeves. Her finger-tip length veil
of illusion fell from a coronet OF
orange blossoms and net. She car
ried "a bouquet Of tuberoses and
white lilies, showered with white
satin ribbon. Her only ornament
was strand of pearls, gift of the
bridegroom. ~.
The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Helen Manltsas, who
wore gown of soft green net.
Bridesmaids w we're Miss Carrie
Dawson of Flushing, N. Y, and
Miss Edith Bridges of Wilmington.
They were dressed in identical
gowns of pink net. All the attend
ants carried old fash on nosegays.
Attending the bridegroom as
best. man was Ralph Markussen of
Long Island, N. Y. Groomsmen
were Lawrence Bridges of Will
mington and William King Of Bal
timore, Md.
The mother of the bride wore
navy blue crepe with a corsage
of white carnations.
The bride, aanative of Whining
ton, is the daughter of Mrs. Eu-
gene Savage and the late Peter A.
Manitsas. She is a graduate of
New Hanover High school and
Moody Rible Institute in Chicago.
Mr.. Wiens is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Wiens and was gradu-
ated from the Dallas High school
and Beacon Bible School in Dali
las, Oregon. He is also a graduate
of the Moody Bible Institute.
After an extended wedding trip
the couple will make their home
in Oregon, where the bridegroom
will attend Willamette university.
Following the ceremony recep-
ton was held at the brides home
in Castle Haynes. The home was
attractively decorated with an ar
rangement of gladioli and the
brides table laid with lace cloth
was centered with three tered
wedding cake topped with a mini
allure bridal couple. Cake was
served by the brides sister, Mrs.
Frederick Dosher, Jr., and Mrs.
George Trask presided at the
punch bowl.
Out-of-town guests were Miss
Helen Thorsen of Newark, N. j.,
Miss Carrie Dawson of Flushing,
N. Y, Miss Charlotte Lowe OF
Cleveland, Tenn, Mrs. j. w. STAN
ley and Mrs. Frederick Dosher,
Jr., of Southport, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
B. King of Baltimore, Nd. and
Ralph Markussen of Long Island,
N. Y.
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PERSONALS

Miss Antoinette Maultsby, of
Washington. D. c., is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. E. Maults-
M at 1O4 South Fourth Street.
Ii. Harold X, Stewart, U. S.
Army. who has just returned from
Inc European theater of operations,
spending his leave with his wife
and child at the home of his aunt.
Miss Annie R. Kelly, I'll South 18th
street
Mrs. John Bright Hill and sons.
Johnny and Billy. who have been
spending the summer with Colonel
Hill, who is stationed at Kelly
Field, San Antonio, Texas, returned
t othe city today and are at their
home, ia Market street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Mont
gome-y and daughter, Mary Emily,
have returned to their home in
Scarsdale, N. Y, after spending
several weeks with Mr.. Montgom-
sryS mother and sister at their
home in Fifth street.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Mebane T. Lea
and sons, Mebane, Jr., and Craig,
4 Elizabeth City, arrived Friday
evening to visit Mrs. LEAFS parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Craig at their
nome on North Third street.
Ensign Jack F. Canady, USNAC,
mas returned to Alameda, Calf,
after spending an e-day leave with
Ms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Jack
Cahady at their home, 24O5 Market
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Little and
sons, Tommy, Bobby and Jimmy.
Of Oak Ridge, Tenn, are send
ing their vacation at Carolina
Beach.
~ III l. Sell, 3rd, has left for
chapel Hill, where he entered the
freshmen class at the University
Vi North Carolina.
Mfs James L. Duffy and daugh-
W. te-' MISS Gretter Duffy, have left
W M, VISIT Of several weeks with
WI Dutty's son-in-law and daugh-
~, MAJOR and Mrs. James M.
t. ,. Mrs. Edmunds is the
''''ner Miss Margie Duffy.
ro., ulS' Marcus L. Goldstein has
rs.ufAed to the city after bust
S'' I'll to New York city.
l.+ t, ; R. E. Chadwick, Jr., AAF,
wbo.. i4udy Tor st. Petersburg, Fla.
hero lie IS stationed after being
fst, 10 attend the funeral of his
ret,, eI Mrs. Wesley Ottey has
.se to her home in Baltimore,
scco,,n oelhg called to the city on
T. Chadwick. '
= IS
davis. m,s. Clinton Williams and three
R Peugnf e Joyce, Mary 10 and
honoso que, nave returned to their
na e. On Ruffin, S. c., after spend
N.Y. ~ .So weeks with Mrs. Williams
At t' MIR. and Mrs. J. S. Brock
'@'eif nome in Winter Park.
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Miss Margaret Best,
J. r.. Bennett Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Best of 906
Dock street, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Margaret
JeanWosd, to James Randall Ben
nett, son of Mr.. and Mrs. B. R.
Bennett of Freeland. .... bly,.
The wedding will take place with
in the near future. -'.+
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Manning Bethea
Vows Are Planned
For September 9th

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hampton Man.
ming OF Dillon. S. c., announce the
engagement and approaching mar.
riage of their daughter, Frances
Elizabeth, to J. Earl Bethea, U. 3.
Army, son of Mrs. ]. Earle Bethea
and the late Mr.. Bethea of Dillon.
The wedding will take place at
the Main Street Methodist church
in Dillon on September 8 at 8
o'clock in the evening.
dolph KONG, Miss Ann Kure and
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Methodist Youths
Hold Regular Meet

The regular meeting of the
Methodist sub-district was held
during the past week at Sunset
Park Methodist church. Following
the devotional, the pastor, Rev O.
K. Ingram, led the group in dis
cussion on youth evangelism.
Following short business ses-
sion refreshments were served.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-26

legenbett, un0 mo- lie elmer bo1brin.
gen fonn, oo moge er ltf bitten Dor
Dem bloBen Brunt un0 S6ein. BUR
guten Sat lit Elm ieoer berufen, ober
ner INNER lte tut, Der moge ii6 biz
ten Dor 0em 8urm in Der gl1ten Sat.
User ieinem gtumen @lan3 oerleiben
mill, Der lou Oo8 tun in reiner gb.
lt6t, nit reinen Witteln unb in 1teter
Grlnnerung an ben gere6ten @ott,
Der Die Spreu uno ben @ei5en JONI
bern miro in ieinem @eri6te.
Sid IelbIt Iieben, 6os beiBt: fir
Ieine Seele lorgen. Sir eine orme
Secle, Die oft mitten in iroii9em
lleberfluB 3ll berbungern orobt, Die
nrltten in Den rnul6enoen Stronen
geleu16aftlt6en 2e6ens oerflo6t uno
oerlanoet, Die INNER nur, mas Die
Wimper balt, bonn goloenen uebers
rluB Der Welt trinft uno ME 6a5 9lus
&c IN oaa eigene SSnnere ri6tet. Sci
ne Seele lieben, oa5 beiBt ni6t: in
Ietn9elltlgcn ooer luBl16en MnDan0'
lun9en ll6 ergeben; oaS beiBt pieI.
n1ebr: in nitGterner uno praftil6er
@ellc fir ieinc Seele lorgen bur6
(9ebet, ourd 8ottesoienit our6 ga,
tronentenempfang, Our6 8erufs-
treue uno Berfe Der 8ormber3igfeit.
S0olfe, 0u Vtenlh e5 fommt Ser
Gag, NO Ou nid)t mebr ihoffcn
tunt! Abcr Jorge au6 fiir oeine See
le; - c9 tOmmt Die gea6t, mo- Ser
@err 81 Dir lugcn miro: uSn oieler
ytndt nod mill l6 oeine Seele BON
Dir forOern!" Groge Sorge, ooB Ser
9crr oann nidt 81 Dir lagen mus:
rGu Sor!"
Dr.. J. KIug
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Drr 0rnBtrn Etnpr1

Is beltebe Die 2lbli6t, 10 poro Die
Ier Gage aus 9tom beri9tet, ben bI.
9lntonlu5 DON Baoun unter Die Sir
benlebrer 5u UerIeben. IS mag Du-
DlngeItellt leln Oh lib Die gta6ri1t
beltatlgen miro. 0roBe Srel1Oe piiroe
Die 9lu1nobme oe5 groBen 9eiIigen in
O1e Jtelbe lener, Der cine gan5e 9ln-
5obl berporragenocr belliger Wtanner
Der &lr1e ungeboren, in ben peite.
item &reilen ausloien. 9ll5 &ir6enleb=
rcr nuroe 9lntonllla li1 nun ALBERT
Dem 0roBell Yeter Ganilius unO
&arolnal 8ellarrnin, Die crit in I'M.
fern Iogen gu &irdenlebrern erboben
moroen linO, anl6lieBen. 8e5 Sci.
ties Hlno Oieler Yortugiele mar, mo-
&c folgen0e Iarlteuung zines unbe-
tonrlen Ncriaiicrs in Grinnerlng
Drlngen
~5O Der ytenlb nibt gum gin-
tlang miro all leiner 6Qbigfeiten,
5erbrlDt er in unuiiBe5 Stiifwert.
Hilbmet oes l6mertgepanoten &it-
ters tllbne Maffentat! Sit lie niAt
I'M leIben OtaBe cine Iot uu6 Der
@eisbelt uno 0iite, Oaun glei6t iie
Der linn- unO ber5lolen Mu1t zines
nleOerloulenoen 6elsblodes. gr 5er-
'hnettert, aber bout ni6t auf." Die
SoDlUlller gu Goimbra boben 1tau.
memo, fragenO Die &0pie nab benz
&utbeoer. Saben iie's pobl re9t Der-
nommen? Soldes lagt lbnen Yrofel-
lor Jernanoo, BON Dem iie puBten,
oaB er nit mannbaftem Sros uno
geibneioigcr &raft oos S9pert ge.
fiibrt? Vtit Dem Bude bot er es Der.
taulHt. SIT ein 8ede nun bes @eiltes,
mie er Elm @e1paltiger inn 5treite
mar. llnO iie glaubten ibln. @r muBte
es willen. ~Sa, 10 lit es," fGbrt Der
Erofeiior fort. ~8er ni9t gang ge.
Doroen in lelnem 8elen, l6afit nur
@olbe5! Sertriimmert iid uno feline
@elt."
Ges abenoS ging er in Die &opeue
81 ben flint Sargen, Die man ge.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-26

rem. 0enn eera0e 6ieIe @rgebntile be-
itGtigen Die Babrbeit Der bib1iI6en
@r5ablung: III nO @r 60 II
I ipra6: @S iproiIe Die 6 t.
De @ras uno Sru9 f.
b q um e. lln0 60 tt d u t
Die 8aiierungebeuer,
aud allies @efliieel .
Il uno g tt m q DIT Die E ie'
re Der @r0e. .un0 allies
g N il r NJ Ser @roe." 9as al
leg min logen: g tt 1T 3, Der
2eben aus 2ebloem b bers
b borgerufen bat.
P. C0lestm Mnff, O.S.B.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-26

&apit Bius XII. aber Slim nuS
8eieIlidaf It. unter'm 16. o.s mel6ete
Die ~&ii BreB" aus @om:
Baplt Bius XII. unterItri6 in Ell,
ner om Sonnobeno gebnItenen gn.
ipro6e an oen 8ou3ugsousi6uB Der
9oQpmoooer 6ilminouItrie BEN Gin.
fluB oes 8iIms auf Die @eiellI6aft.
S11 Der @nipra6e erfldrte Der Bop1t:
~3umeilen fra9t man ltf, Oh Die lei.
tenoen Wtanner Der SilminouItrie ii6
Der groBen No6t bepuBt iino, Die 1ie
auf oaS 2eben Der @eieuI6aft aus,
1tben, uno apar iotpobl i'm 8erei6
Der 5omilte alS audi in groBeren
8ruppen.
Der Bapit iteIlte Die Sroge, Oh oie
5llmproouftion 0arouf ousgebe, BEL.
iere 8iirger gu MAIDEN, uorbeitIam,
geIebtreu uno gottesfiir6tig, Die ibre
5reuoe uno @rbolltng in geiunoem
Sergnitgen uno geiunoem S6er5"
ftnoen. 0oDon ousgeben6, ooB
"ldle6te llnterboltung Die Sitten
oeroirbt", fiibrte 8opit Bius aus !:
"Wleotel pirtlamer tperben iie Der.
oorben ourd ldledte l1nterboltung,
Die bon elmer onibouli9 gei6iloerten
SebenSDeiIe begleitet lit, 0ie allen @e-
leben gottltden uno meni6Ii6en Mn<
ltonoeS Sobn fpreden!"
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erlegt! OaS lit un6riItli6: Der Nuf'
DonO fir Sdmud uno &leioung muB
I'M ridtigen Gerboltnis ou Dem eige.
men 8erOienIt unO GerrnCgen uno gu
>rn lonltigen no.lpen0i9en 8eOirf.
niirn oe5 1SamilienlPbtn5 Iteben. 8ei
@ouSfrou2n Die IooieI 'iil &leio2r
lrnO Sdn1uG Derbrouden, fonnlt e5
ou5u baufig Dor, OoB tie Wonn uno
&inOer I'M Bidtiglten uno Notpcn'
oigiten Oorben Iollen; lie lporen li1
unoauerno BON ibrem Wirtl6aft5gelO
htunlid flir ibre perlOnliGen Gurus
beoilrfnille al, o1ltd.t in erlter &!uic
al1f reifli6e llnO geiunOe grndbrung
Der 6umilie, ouf 0teuonl6affung gu,
ter 8aid}e uno marmer &leioung fir
Die Sbrlgen beiorgt gu leln.
Ia5 lit cine pioernu1iirli6e Cut
artung 0eS 9eIlnoen 8erl6onerungss
trlebeS, cine undriItliGe ueberl rlddt-
sung Oe5 2leuBcrlidcn iiber Oo5 Sn-
nerlibe. Dem bober al5 oQe leibli6e
S6onbelt ltebt Der aus Der 6ruuen-
Ieele ltrublenoc SHmuf Der Slit Jam.
felt, BelHeiOenbeit uno lii6tigfeit.
Iiele SeelcuIhonbcit loa nibt our6
'auBerlide1, oufIoQenoen Sitter iiber.
mudert, gleiblum iiberlHrien tpers
ben. Jrouen, Die lopiel nit u1nge,
b1n9ter S6onbeit prunfen, fomn1en
III SerOodt, OaB lie OaOurd) ibre in.
mere 9lrllll1t pcrOefcn poueu.
Ger eDig me6leInoen &leioermo.
De gegeniiber miro Die pernInftige
6rau eincn miiroi9en Ston0puntt
eln5unebnlen Dllen: ie miro ibr 0a5
BruftilGe uno Sdone entnebmen,
obne li6 Don ibr tprnnnilieren 3u lo1,
zen ooer gar ldamlole &leioer1itten
mlt5umaden; lie miro ibr &leio ibrer
ouBeren 6igur uno ibrem inneren
gSelen onpullen uno auf oieIe @eiie
Dor ouem Serrir iiber iiG IeIber bIei,
ben.
Wteilt lit iibertriebene Gubliebe
nur Der 9lu5iluB Ia1erli6er 8efou-
ludt. Gerartige WQoHen un0 2Srouen
luben ourf ibre &leioer uno
SbmudluUen gu mirten, 9lufieben
81 erregen ibre 6reunoinnen uno
2lltersgenollen gu iibertrumpfen uno
Die Vtnnner 5u beeinflullen. 0Qs lit
eln unDirolgca uno gefQbrlibes
Spiel nit ben i6oniten uno beilig-
lten 8efllblen oes menl6 6li6en Ser
5ens, oas lNon tauleuon1ol nit GrG-
nen uno llngliif geenoet bat. lenn
pebe lolden VtaOden uno SSrouen,
menn lie Ourd Oerortige Norlpiege,
lungen oaa 9er5 eines WQnne5 be-
loren unO al lth lofen: pieQeidt
ldon IN elnlgen Moben ODER Otonu>
ten miro Der 8etrug an's &idt font
men. Ser Otann miro binter Dem
taul6enOen Sitter ni9t 1inoen, mas
er erDortete: feline tii6tige, lorglQme
Sau5frau, feline iid opfernoe, lieben.
De 8ottin, Oieueidt nidt einmal Ell.
men geI1noen &eib. Sol6e betriigeri-
1de Jrauen n1Ogen Damn ben SAM
Hcr elmer ungliiflihen Gbe truQeu,
ben lie lelbIt Oerldul0et baben. Genn
oft genlnnen pubiiidtige 6rouen Die
obcrfl1WIibltcl, leiGtiertigiten Df1n-
ner lnO mcrOen nit ibnen ungliif.
lif. Gin ernIter, tii6tiger uno lebens-
erfobrener Otann neigt nur gu elmer
l'Dlidjten 5rou, Die liH einfo6id0n
81 t>eioen 1DeiB uno ouourG befun.
Oet OaB ibr onoere Dinge midtiger
unO wertUoucr linO ais 6uBerlider
GunO.
DR.. 4. H.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-26
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