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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-08-06
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

T II!T6 < IssS .54c, N;ton; Wo. 400.
rnede d. 5o1. motor, a6-ft. Frishauf trailer.
F Fo DUMP TRucKs-ta, 1910. ID
dison s5ee co Ss
18th ST ne, Dupont S061. r.
CADILLAC, lh-ton, heavy duty; exc.
motor, tries, van body: ceiling, $500;
sell, $3.50 LII. 5418. I2s
models Bought and sold. 2119 Biadens-
I DIAsMoND T MODEL sI4. tractor or DUMP
100000 tires: 1871 Ford dump; 1916
Ford dump: 1888 Dodge psnei: new trucks
now available with priority DIAMOND
MOTORS, NC 1881 3rd st. NV. Ma
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS. no priorities
Dumps: 1s-ton, 2-speed rear. 1o-pIy
ply tires; 1942 REQ 4-ton, 101ely tires;
1898 White 2-ton, 10-ply tires: 1887 Mack
2-ton, model EB, air brakes, COE, 12-ply
tires make excellent tractor); 1941 In
ternstional Atom, model ks.
rl l2al G anG 4-ton. is-ft, closed body. air
Is4i Dodge 2-ton, chassis and cab, y
1871 Ford 1-ton crane truck
Trsilsrs. New Army ammunition
ali our trucks have low mileage and
have heayy-duty Army tires and are In
excellent condition; terms, trades. CEN
ton. .CH. 1000, OK. 0652, daily 8 TO 8,
closed sundays July and August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-08-06
DESK SPACE WANTED.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

ARCHITECT ENGINEER desires limited
desk space In 1st-class contractors OF
realtors once. Box 4O1 ID, Star. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-08-06
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.
PkoPERTY FOR SALE.

WAN6UVOSeS bON SALG.
LARGE FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE with
r.r. siding and others, smaller. O'HARE
ESTATES, MA. 06S6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-08-06

A.-Pass, First because you have no
assurance that you can make four dia-
monds, and secondly because partner misht
be able to double four clubs, which would
obviously noundering and you have his
main suit so well bottled up. If partner
wants to bid four diamonds, the opportun-
ity is there for him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-08-06

BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOTS in English
Village Bethesda, reasonably priced, terms.
j. NOBLE BOAz. Realtor, 7240 Wis. ave.
petbeSdo cRdS
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-18
Mrs. Roosevelt To Speak
Al Banquet Program
OF New Liberal College

CHICAGO, Oct. Is (ANP).- :
Thousands of dollars will be repre-
sented at tables in the Stevens
hotel Nov. 16 when the first Found
ers' Day banquet is held here for
the new Roosevelt college. Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt, widow of the
late President in whose honor the
school is named, will be principal
speaker.
Tables will be arranged to seat 10
persons representing $1,000 each.
Seats are obtainable through dona-
tions of $100 or more toward an en-
dowment fund for the liberal insti-
tuition. Hundreds of local business
men, civic and religious leaders
have already reserved their places
for the function.
Besides Mrs. Roosevelt other
speakers, it was learned, will be
Marshall Field III, editor and pub
Usher; DR.. Edwin R. Embree, presi-
dent of the Rosenwald Fund and
chairman of the board of trustees of
the new school; and DR.. Edward j.
Sparkling, college president.
Roosevelt college, which opened
here Sept. Is with nenrollment
of 200, grew out of the split at the
now defunct Central YMCA Col
lege when trustees, led by restric-
tive covenant sponsor Newton Farr,
sought to limit enrolment of Ne
gro and Jewish students. DR.. Sparl-
ing, as president, protested this
action and was asked to resign.
The educator focused national at
tention on the quota system of
American colleges when he form
ally resigned and stated his reasons,
Sparkling said.
"It is my experience and convic-
ton that only the free play Of abili-
ties in education is important. Race,
color or creed do not determine the
talents or potentialities of individ-
uals or groups. The quota system is
un-American."
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to head a chapter of a national
honorary professional society.
Stoute, who is now working for his
doctorate degree at the University
of Wisconsin, was recently elected
president of the campus chapter of
Psi Chi, national honorary society
in psychology.
Outs standing in schola tic
achievements, liberal movements,
student government, professional
societies, cultural activities, and
friendship contacts, "Guy" is recog-
nized as a leader of exceptional
ability and great personal magni-
tude. His integrity and sincerity in
working for the general welfare
have always been above reproach.
The only Negro student to be
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-18

given serious consideration by the
British Foreign office, the Associ-
ated Negro Press learns exclu-
sively.
The existence of such a plan was
disclosed by high British source
who went on to explain the Difficult
ty which most Somalis find in living
with each other, and more so with
the Ethiopians.
Although such a proposal as this
has been kicking around in the
minds of British geographers for
at least two years, it's timeliness
now is emphasized by the fact that
the major powers are only now dis
cussing disposition of Italian colo
nies, and the claim of Ethiopia for
certain lands must shortly be
answered one way or the other.
The British, it seems, are dis
posed to allow their holding in East
Africa to go into the new state. The
Italians at present have no choice
in the matter as to what becomes of
their colony The small section
known as French Somaliland is not
considered a disturbing factor in
the scheme of things. The real
opposition would doubtless come
from Ethiopia.
The British at present are in con-
troll of what is known as the "re-
served area" This is large por-
tion of Ogaden province in East
Ethiopia, and is held by agreement
with the Ethiopian government.
The people of this area, which is
contiguous to Italian Somaliland,
are Somalis and Amharas.
The Ethiopian view is that such
a partition would be Objectionable.
In answer to the argument that the
Somalis ought to be together, the
government of Halle Selassie
points out that those that are in the
reserved area are Ethiopians just
as much as the Amharas, the Gull
lahs, or the Tygreans of other parts
of the country.
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elected to the University of Wiscon-
sin Student court, Stoute received
two appointments and was named
senior justice of that body. He was
known as very understanding
Judge who opposed punitive mea-
sures and attempted to interpret.
the problems of each student ac-
cording to his background and cir
cumstances.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-18
Wisconsin STUDENT
BREAKS BARRIERS IN
HONORARY SOCIETIES

MADISON, Wis.,, Oct. 18 (ANP)
Just one of number of "firsts"
that can be laid to the credit of
Argyle Stoute, active student
leader, is the distinction of being
the first Negro in the United States
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-18
CONSIDER FORMING
new AFRICAN NATION
BY Ernest E. Johnson

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S (ANP).
A plan to slice off a hunk of
Ethiopia and combine it with Ital
ian and British Somaliland, thereby
establishing a separate state COM
prising all of the Somalis, is being
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-18

Furnished room, % Edison ST.
Wanted-Unfurnished rooms Call
Flu 1896.
Arnold Little government check
found. May get it at 403 w. Fifth st.
Redmond Hope.
LOST-Lady's brown pocket
book on Fifth street between
Olive and Mound streets.
Keep money return contents.
208 Kinnard.
Wanted-Middle aged lady to
take care of baby. Room and salary.
AID 1910.
Room for rent. Prefer elderly
couple. Ia Edison Ave. Call after
p. m.
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Classified Advertisements

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-26
9rhl5tg11pr 0riinnunDhtag
nPr kurgrpgattnn npr
Mtt1tuttB-BpnpAtk-
ttnPrtn&tpn
Bon etnem N NitgIie6 Ser
gregatipn
(S9luB)

Sc. @minen5 &ar6inol 5un1oloni
oriidte uns in einem S9reiben aus
Der Tattfanltaot leine tiefenpfunoene
Antellnabme iiber al bic @ei6ebni1Ie
aus, uno l6rieb II. a.: u0fit groBem
Sntere1le bobe id Die otpei 8eri6te
uber Sbre mutigen S6meltern gele.
len. SD boffe, oaB Die Berb6ltniI1e
1eBt mleoer geregelter linO. gmpfeb-
len Sic MIDI ben Sdpeltern uno len.
ben Sic ibnen meinen Segen uno
meine belten 8iinide. Mose es if
men bolo gellngen, ibre 9lrbeit mieoer
neu ouf5unebmen. Sd neiB, e5 miro
dper 1eln, aber NIT @ottes Silfe
miro es DieOer re6t neroen."
Sn San 6ernan0o, 8acolor, 9ln.
geles, Weerioo, 8oac uno EocIobon
llno oenn ou6 Die S6ulen bereits
DleOer oufgenommen uno in pouem
9nnge. Srmoc miro balo folgen. So.
gu fonnlen gteugriinoungen in Gool,
Snllte, Iabaco uno Woalin, molelblt
unlere SleOen e1ne Soltsl6ule, cine
Vtlttellbule unO cine &ebrerinnen.
BlloungsanItult iibernon1nen boben
Sn 8ralilien uno auf ben 8bilip.
plnen lteben 1niere S6peltern einem
ebemols gum @roBteil fotbolilden
Solte gegenitber. Predetermined
brod)te TerauBerlidung, ODerflaf-
ll9feit uno reIieioie llnpillenbeit.
Ole rettenoe Sat beitebt nun Dor al.
lem IN Der Gr5iebung Ser Sugeno,
Der 9eronbilOung fatbolilder 2eb,
rerInnen, eltrlger &ate6iitinnen uno
uber5eu9lngstreuer uno oerantpor.
tungsbeDuBter 5rouen uno Deiitter
Jerlenunterri6 Of +: 8ielfod1
oerluden Die SdpeI tern ourf I'm.
terrldt mabreno Der Serien ibren
glnfluB ouf Die 5eelen ous5uoebnen.
sic oerbringen bGufig elm poar $50
den in obgelegenen Dorfern, Die tei.
nen Yrielter baben, INN Die. quten
Seute ourd unterridt uno @ebet ouf
ben Gmpfang Der beiligen Sofra,
mente por3ubereiten. Iuf oieIe 8eiIe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-26

mlttig oaS 8olf. gtun mar ibm elm
@egner eriton0en 1tn0 itono Dor ibm
nit Iol6er Ota6t, 0aB ane5 Orduen
NIT Dem S6Derte nte elm 8ubenipiel
1t6 ouSnobm. Iie S6uIe bate ibren
2ebrer. Dos 2an6 ieinen 4poIteI. 0ie
Scot ibren 9eIfer. Die armut ibren
5reuno. 0ie menldli6e Sbnma6t
tbr @ott be3eugenoes 8unoer.
uno an Dem @on5en beiIte cine
Dun0e 3eit. 8om 5dneigIomen er.
fubr Oas 2eben oie 8orte oeS 2e-
benS nit iold)er &raft, ooB eS 0orun
erItarfte Den @ott fir Die 8erlore'
men fon0, ser balf ibnen Ben oerlore-
men @ott nun fin0en. 3o3 mar cine
@eite uno cine 9lu5fobrt uno ein
Sturm un0 Elm leIige5 2nnoen an Sen
l1fern oeS gmigcn, audi nenn oariiber
ooS S6lff 5erbroh. Dit ie6Suno.
oreiBig Sobren bate 9lntoniuS BON
Ea0uo lein @erf bollenoet. 0oS
@erf zines 8on5en, oos @ert 70
Dun0erOollen @inflangs, bob e5
beute nod ale ernedt, Die NIT 0em
2eben etpo5 8eIiereS oniongen mol.
len, al5 e5 an oen Tnn0 0eS Ser.
gGngliden Deg5uperfen.
so Ser Menl6 nidt gum Gin.
flong miro al leiner J0bigteiten, ger
bridt er in unniibe5 Studperf."
3audenOe, blutgetranfte Griin1mer-
feloer 0eden nlebr uno mebr unIere
@elt, Son lie gGn5lid Oarunter be-
groben mer0en? VtuB nidt Sic gnt.
oedung enOlid) gclingen, Sic ben
WtenIden DieOer gang neroen IoBt
in leinem Weien? 9um ginflung lei.
ner 6ablgfeit, tn0enl au6 iein Ser5
Dem geb0rt, Don Dem er an lein Son.
men bat? Gum Ginflang 0ieles 6rie-
oenS? llno menn mir i'm gefln0en,
menn mir un5 bon 8ott cnt0efen
loIlen mollen, Damn miiilen mir au6
ldDeigen un0 1porten f0nnen Quf lei.
ne Stunoe.
Gie5 oleS lebrt un5 ct. 4ntonius,
ben man i'm uugeneinen nur ulS
~groBen @un0ertQter" tennt. Bitten
mir ibn, oaB er inns belle, mebr 81
iein al5 elenoe5 Stiidmert!
C.-St. d. CIV.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-26

ter Der Siibrung Der fatboIif9en 8or.
tel 6as gebdiiiee SaberfeIotreiben
ni6t NIT @s lit barob aur Spaltung
in oer &egierung gefommen uno bem
2an6 iteben allem ani9etn nod
i9pere tnnere @irren bebor.
SeIbitoeritGnoli6 Itebt au6 IN Die.
fem &onfIift Die amerifonii9e 8refie
anf Seiten Der Seberei uno 8iibIerei,
Die nur etnem bon Borteil iein ton.
men, - 5talin. Rd6ft Betotn un0
2eopolo tpar bisber niemano 10 iebr
3ieli6eibe Der 8eroG9tieung un6
8erunglin1pfung ourd amerifaniIae
v2iberale" un6 rDemotraten" tnie
Der ipaniide Staats9ef Sranco. @s
i6eint aber, oaB es Dem General al.
ndbli9 gelingt, 6em internationaIen
&liingel ben Bino aus ben Seeeln
gu nebmen. Soeben befannt gegebene
8erfuiiungsonoerungen iino bur6-
ipebt BON be1nofrotil6em @eiIt. 9ie
fatboliide &eligion miro - mas ben
8ioerla6ern Spaniens neue 8or.
panoe CUR SeBe bieten tpiro -- als
StaatSreligion anerfannt, Die fi6 be.
Ionoeren S6ubes erfreut. sSranco
ielber oertiinoigte in elmer &unofunf-
reoe Die @runoriie ieiner fiinftigen
Politif, Die auf Die 8ie0erberitellung
Der Wonor6ie geridtet 5u isin ideint.
Grosoem in an oieiem teinerlei
yeeigung nod linfs lt6 5u erfennen
gibt, oiirfte Sronco fortan cine bel.
lere Breiie baben als bisber. 9ie Ell.
ropalI6en 5taatsmanner, Die nidt
gan5 oernagelt iino uno ii9 Wostau
nl6t beri6rieben baben, f0nnen Elm.
fad ni6t a9tlos iiber Die Eatio6e
blnDegl6reiten, oaB Die @rbaltune
oellen, mas bon ben ebemaligen euro.
pali6en Staatengebiloen berblieb,
bon oitoliter 8eoeutung fir Die 8ie-
oerberlteaung balbnegs georoneter
8erbaltniiie lit. Dos muB au9 cine
Preiie erfennen, Die ni6t an Mos-
faus @angelbano geleitet piro uno
ltG ebrlid Inn Die 20lung Der 8eIt.
probleme bemiibt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-26
Der 3tpette lpelterico
(5ortfesung bon Seite ~

5olil9er uno europaii6er Brobleme
eln. Ser BON oieien oeta6erten Sal.
lern berfolgte greiIe Morl9an bat li6
pieoerbolt auf Ingeborige Der ames
ritanii4en uno britii6en &egierung
berufen. yea6 ieinen Worten - ben
Worten zines alten SoIoaten, ben
Dor Der aera Ser frun50iii6en 2um-
penDirti6aft niemano ols 2Igner 5u
be3eidnen gepagt batte - tonnten
Die ameritanii6en uno britiI9en
StaatsmGnner piel ouf fflGren BON
oem, mas in oen Eagen BON 8idp
5peifelbaft unO peroG6tig ltien.
aber in Dtostou reibt man ii6 Die
Sanoe Dor 8ereniieen, baB oie Sra.
ger Der &orruptton unb Der interna.
tionalen SenOen3en pieoer aus Der
Serlentung aufgetou6t Iino> ooB
6rontrei9 innerli6 poIitil6 .5errii1en
lit 1pie ie, mas ben 3ielen Mosfaus
treffli6 entiprift. l1n6 Betain muB
obne &ron5eugen fir iein ebrlides
Wollen Der Weute Die Stirn bieten,
Wolbington uno 2onoon i6auen als
quite &ameraoen Wosfaus bem 8ori.
ler Bro5eB, ser elmer Der groBen
Weltltanoale lit, gleidniitig gu.
2eopulb, Sranco II. a.
gt&pas abnIi6es ipielt ltb in Bel,
glen ab. OOrt lit Der iunge Sonia
2eopolo Siinoenbod. g8eil er 1910,
ols Die oeuti9e ueberma9t iein 2an6
eroriidte, feline 9lrmee nidt nublos
maliafrieren lieB uno lieber fapitu-
lierte uno oamit Dor elmer oberfl6d.
li6en 8elt oas Ooium Der sSeigbeit
uno oes Serrats an ben 8un6esae-
nolien auf li6 nabm. gr blieb al 6ie
idperen &rieesiabre BEL ieinem 8olf,
olS @efangener Der oeuti9en grobe.
rer, mo es oo6 Diel bequemer gene.
len tpare, 81 tun mas an6ere taten
uno lein 2eben i'm befreunoeten Mus.
lano in Si6erbeit gu bringen. Den
lebten Sell oes &rieges berlebte er
alS @efangener in Deuti9Iono. 5ein
2ano lit Dieoer frei, aber er ion nidt
teilbaben an oieier 5reibeit. 2ibero.
liSmus un6 &aoifalismus luden lei.
ne 9fiidfebr 5u binoern, fu6en feline
&eiignotion 5u er5ipingen. Gin er-
fledli6er Sell oes BoIfes ma6t I'm.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-26

Sn Der Sie6lung Mtpena Bel
geoan6a finoen mir iogar cine S6ule
uno elm &inoerbein, neil Ser aus'
iat ntft Ielten ou6 &inber ergreift.
@liidli6erlpeiIe gelingt es i'm gn'
fongsitooium oerbdltnismdBig leidt,
Die boie &ranfbeit erfolgrei6 81 be-
fampfen. Iber es lit nottpenoig, bob
Die Batienten elmer Itrengen &ontrol.
le uno regelmaBigen 8ebanolung it6
unter5ieben. 9arum 1peroen iie in
obgei6loiienen &usfGsieenbeimen ee.
Iommelt.
Ole 81 napot + efe: Nu6
Die Ipotbefe lit cine Iegensrei6e Gin
ri6tung Der Millionsldnoer. Sunoer.
te uno Sunoerte flopfen 6a tdgIi6
an Die Siire, INN in ibren fleinen uno
groBen Soften Silfe gu finoen. 2ei6.
li6e uno geiitli6e 8erfe Der 8orm.
ber5igfeit Ieiltet Die oll5eit frelrnoli,
die uno giitige ~Ipotbeferin". r@er
Dem 8ebtun oes 2eibes abbeIfen unb
me5e Sdmer3en linoern fonn, Ser
oarf ouii6erua au6 elm @ort gum
Jrieoen Der Seele reoen" ooer tot.
franfen &inolein our9 Die beiIige
Eaufe Die Eiire gum Simme1 offnen.
gereintes, eifrises 3nIammenmirfen
BUR @rfii1ung Der groBen 4ufga.
be unierer &ongregation be6orf es
eifriger, treuer 3ulammenorbeit. Oie
perldieoeniten Soften uno Y01t9en
miilien ausgefuut un6 anIebnIi9e
uno unaniebnlide Irbeit geleiItet
Der0en. Iuiiberau muB iemano Sor.
ge tragen fir Die Slide, fir Die $50.
i6e, fir oos Sous, fir Die 5afriItei
uno Stride, fir Die Boromenten, fir
oaS ytGben uno 5lide,l fir ben Gar.
ten, fir Die Beripaltung, uitp., II Im.
Seoe, Die nu6 9 ties beili-
g m 50 ilLen i'm @eboriam an
lbrem Blab6en itebt uno % treu
I itr 9 o tt ale ibre Bfli9ten er.
fllut, a IN biel our Hettung Der
Seelen beitragen un0 allen f.
EN- W er fen, @ebeten uno Sp>
fern p It oIii d 9e Sru9 t b a r.
felt g e b n. 9ies gilt nomentlid
aud bonn IpoItoIat oes 2eioenS, bon
Den Eogen Der &ronfbeit uno RrGnf-
li6feit uno bon Der 3eit oes gllters
uno Der @ebre6eu.
Sc mebr oos Seuer Der 6 o tt e 8.
uno q q d It itenIiebe i'm Ser5en
brennt uno ie mebr Der Seeleneifer
Die ein5elne oer5ebrt, oeito mebr miro
lie gum Npoitel fir @ottes 8ei9.
8 Seeleneifer 1T 60 ties.
| ebe, oenn er ii6ert @ott 6as
bo61te ieiner auBeren Glitter. -
Sc e leneifer 1T 8et d l.
gung Der Nd6 itenIiebe,
oenn eS gibt fein gr0Beres 8oblpol,
len, ols ben Mitmeni6en our etpigen
Seligfeit, ooer our 8ermebrung Der.
1elben, 81 oerbelfen.
Sunoerte bon OeiIlionS,8ene6iftt.
nerinnen iteben aIs Oeiiiionorinnen
auf ben tDetten @rntefeIbern oes Got
tesrei6es. Irbeitsloit9feit fennen 1te
nl6t, tDobl aber 0as @ebet: vSerr,
ienOe arbeiterinnen in 9einen 8ein.
berg, oenn bic ~@rnte lit groB!"
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Nien

@S tDare BON groBter 8ebeutung,
OaB li6 in europa einigernaBen cine
&lGrung Ooa5iebt, bebor Die 8elt-
lage ourd ben 3uiammenbru9 So
pans nod fonlpli5ierter pir0. @ann
0ieler 3uiammenbru6 eintreten nir6,
oariiber geben Die @nii9ten au6 Der
So6Deritdnoigen uno &enner So
pans auseinanoer. Ser &rieg befin.
BET ii6 in Dem Staoium Der 8erni6-
tl1ng, nie es Dem lebten groBen
Sturm auf Die ~Geltung 9eutidlano"
oorausging, uno INNER Dieoer tau.
6en - tpenig1tens teiltpeiie bere9.
tigt - @erii9te iiber iaponiI9e
6rteoensbeitreb ouf. 1nteroei-
len aber gebt Ser &rieg ungemein er.
6tttert peiter.
Cine beoeutlame, pobl gegen Elm
ruiiil6es @ingreifen gertdtete @r-
flarung gab Derflohene 8o9e
Gbtang &ai-ibef ab. Sn einem SS1t.
teroieD oerii6erte er, boB cine Srba~
iion Ieines 2anoes our 8e5pingung
SSopans ni6t nottpenoig lei.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-26

/ gIei6. uno 0ieIe &r6ger IoIIen nod
Die einltige Sornt oes @ebGuoes er.
fennen, aber Die SubIton5 bic les
&nodengeriiites Iiegt in Soufen Quf
ben aufgeriiienen @tienbobngeleiien.
Seut5utoge berrift feline 6r0blt@.
felt in &oln, nienano Iadt ODER Id.
6elt. 9em 8olf feblt Die 3ebenoia.
felt Der 8uyern, Die NIT Quito an
Die Iufgabe 6es 8ieberoufbaus if.
rer 3erit0rten Sto6t bernngeben. Iber
Die 2eute in Wtiin6en baben ni6t Die
geDaltige Slufgabe Dor ii6, Dor Der
Die 8etpobner &0lnS Iteben. Denn Die
2ebteren miiiien gon5 BON borne an.
fongen, lie miillen Die Griimmerbau.
fen fortibaffen, Die beute Die 5teIle
be3ei6nen, Die einnol &oln mar.
Die ltngebeuerli6feit oie1er Guf-
gabe ld)eint Die Meni6en nit elmer
un6eldreibli6en 9offnungS1oIigteit
81 erfiiIen. Ser @intpobner &olns
gebt, mas INNER feline 8eI64ftigung
iein mag, 0ieler nit Der grimmigen
@ntIdlohenbeit nad, minoeItens nod
elnen Sag gu iiberleben. Sene, Die
nldts 5u tun baber, Iteben berum
uno tpunoern lid, mo- lie anfongen
Iollen. Sic MAIDEN it6 feline @eoan.
fen iiber eine 3ufunft, Die in 8irf-
lidfeit nift eriltiert. &0rperli6e
2eioen ODER Sorgen betpegen tie ni9t.
slIS i6 ouf Der SouptltroBe Der
Stoot ituno, fubr Elm 1lterer Weann
oltf einem STAB borbei uno 1tieB an
cine Der oufgerilienen StroBenbobn.
Idienen. Sein STAB fIog mad Der ei.
men Ri6tung, er Ielbit na6 ser an.
oeren. Gann lanoete er nit Dem sc,
iidt noh unten uno glitt 5tpei Big
Orei SUB lDetter. S9lieBli6 lag er
Dor elmer 8ruppe bon ungefGbr 3pei.
bunoert 9eutiden am 8ooen. lae
beobadteten, obne lid gu riibren, tpie
Ser alte Weonn ieinen blutenoen &opf
pom Bflolter bob uno betqubt no6
ielnem 5obrrao 9lusidau bielt.
Dtit groBen Sdpierigteiten itono
er auf. 8lut ltronte ibm aus Ga1e,
Ufuno uno Stirn. @r 1tolperte gu lei.
mem 6obrrao, bob es ouf, taumeIte
Die StraBe entlong, i6einbar obne 5u
mil1en, Das er tat. 8Gbreno oieIes
gan3en S6auIpielS, 0o5 5tpei big 0rei
Wttnuten geoauert boben muB, batte
nidt elmer ser 3ui6auer Dem oIten
Otonn feline 9ilfe angeboten. Sic be.
obodteten i'm obne Heugier, W9itleio
ODER Giibrung. Sic ltanoen BLOB oa
un0 ltarrten i'm an.
Gu5 lit bic Stoot, sic Die Siirme
oeS Comes beute betpo6en. Cine
Staot, Oeren SnouItrien, beren 8ob.
uno 9auier abgemGbt tDur.
Den, oeren 8epobner ibrem t1gli9en
2eben no6geben, - aber lte t11n es
obne Softnung, obne @ifer uno obne
@efitbl. SerOattert bon BEN 8omben,
betau6t bon oen &dmpfen uno ge.
l4lagen bon elmer acknowledgement
Streitma6t, geben Die 2eute ibren
togli6en Obltegenbeiten na9; Tie
poaen nt6t mebr an bas oenfen, mos
geItern mar, unO tie MAIDEN ii9 ni9tS
aus Oem Worgen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-26

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