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Evening star., 1945-03-26
Points for Purents
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
Older children Sk
ones uHtc
authority.

Older children should not be gUen authority
unless kn0a0 they mature
Evening star., 1945-03-26
Not This

Mother said for you tt
mind me while she was gone. You
go get me a drink of water or II
tell her you were a bad boy, ano
you'll get a spanking
Evening star., 1945-03-26

your collection of unusual words
the longest one I know of contain
ing but one vowel: effervescence
j. G.
Thanks Now does any reader
know longer word than this with
only one vowel: strengths?
Evening star., 1945-03-26
BIO - THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Cont.

NvsSl. FN0p. tON DALE tSo0t.I
1sT COMMERCIAL corner. I00-ft. 'front.'
pier, Md. right-hand side going out; S6s
II, deep; fine location for, stores and apts,,
War possSes aE b0Wns ys
FotkFAMiIY MIL III fLATsLsemidetached r. Semi In
come, $1,000 annually. Over 16% return.
ons s4a5o eash reoSred Sid
Balance FHA insured trust Of S11 800.
dotsi doiin PURCHASE price Sl5, ,75o. Once open
Pa. NV direct to ONCE Fs For i further he ano ina
ph9ne Leon Kaye Spruce os3o
ave. Sc, WASHINGTON, D. C.
MT. RAINIER. MD. : Store and 3-apart-
ment building; annual rent S2,700; price.
To close estate: detached e-story house.
9 large rooms, bath; lot 5OxI5O: u, square
per Pc, month; price: $3.50. DUNN & CO,
3333 r. |. ave. Mt. Rainier Md. HY. O04s.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
! HAVE MANY desirable foreign buyers
HERNANpEz. Iio7 Eye St n v. 81 sesi.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
1st COMMERCIAL GROUND. including
gence Of 2 main hiehways; close to tReater
and shopping center now building in
Bladensburg. Md. Call Mr. Whiteford,
~. 9106. McKEEVER g. WHITEFORD
IND COMMERCIAL brick warehouse near
lst and N SITS Sc; about 2,40O So. IT to-
sethcr with separate bldg that produces
500 per mo. income. The warehouse will
make excellent home for suitable business
and the property will pay for itself out Of
lncome MIR EISEMAN. RE 1850
COLUMBIA RID. AREA-Leased store and
0SS5, IA. S12S
LOCATIONS for all types of business in
area; others are getting ready for post
war opportunities, why not YOU? W. S.
HOGE Jr.. 3S15 Lee hwy. CHI O600
Evening star., 1945-03-26
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
HOUSES FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
DESK in downtown Office for rent. Box
249-K. Star.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
1000 so. FIT FLOOR SPACE available
Immediately in heated, fireproof building
Address INQUIRIES Box 140-K Star.
Evening star., 1945-03-26
AUCTION SALES,
ZED l. WILLIAMS g. zed +, '
TOMORROW.

ZED L. WILLIAMS g. zed L. Williams, jr :,
characterization at Williams Auction
House, 91S New York ave, Tues. Itomor-
row.. i pm In the spirit of beautiful
choice. clean furniture and furnishings
will be disposed of at public auction COM
mencing, at pm. Tues, tomorrow Every
body welcome: Maple bedrm. suites, COM
piete; fne odd sofa, attractive 2-tone wal
nut bedroom suite with bedding. comfort
able lounge and living rm. chairs. good
studios. beautiful odd dressers, wood and
metal beds with spiral springs and inner
spring mattresses, full and single size;
D pc. maple dinette set, 5-pc mahog din
ette set, odd chests, end and coffee tables,
walnut dining table and 6 chairs high
grade porch glider, porch chair to match.
floor lamps. odd oak crystal back large
china case, small spinet desk. wicker porch
set, small cedar chest. good Administer
rugs. 9x12; full-size HOLLYWOOD bed, antique
walnut marble top dresser, numerous
other effects. Auctioneers phone, Ma
Evening star., 1945-03-26
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

IDGE 1899 open la-ton truck for rent
II MA OEn1
Evening star., 1945-03-26

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR sALE.

l HAVE MANY desirable foreign buyers
With cash for invest. or bus property. r
HERNANDEZ 10Y Eye st. NV. DI s6s1
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-26
BIZ Unlted Press

Louisiana sold more fishing IL
censeS to nonresidents in l943 than
did the combined states of Ala
bama, Delaware, Georgia, Nebraska,
Nevada and South Carolina.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-26
Two Yank Planes
Land in Japan
Continued from Page II

anese Betty bomberS parked on
the field. While he was looking at
the plane, a japanese officer and
seven soldiers approached.
we didn't know what was going
to happen,' 50 we both whipped out
automatics and just waited. When
the Japanese came closer we saw
they were smiling" Col Tice said.
JAP OFFICER SALUTES
The Japanese officer had huge
sword. AS he came to within about
90 feet, he stopped and saluted. Hal
and myself returned the salute
Then the officer came very close
and smiled and offered his hand
We both shook hands with him
and everyone started talking and
no one could understand what was
being said on either side until q
japanese soldier brought out a
small EngliSh-JapaneSe dictionary
and some paper and pencil.
Writing from the dictionary, Tict
informed the japanese that the
Bit would arrive shortly with gaSO-
line. They wrote several notes bach
and forth for about 20 minutes, unit
five other officers and 80 young
boys" dressed in uniforms approach
ed Tice described the second groul
as most pleasant"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-26

Chas. Freedman
Faure Tractor & Equipment Co.
I. v. Home Appliance Co.
Imperial Savings & Loan Association
M. o. King Co.
Sen. George Luckey
Marshall Seed & Feed Co.
Hotel California
Marsh Dry Cleaners
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-26
Hongkong's Future
Still Yelled;
Debates Continue

CHUNGKING, Aug. 25. CUP) -
The future status of the British
crown colony Of Hongkong domi-
mates discussions in official and
unofficial Chinese government
circles.
1t was believed here that the in
itial reoccupation of Hongkong
would be carried out by Chinese
forces under Gen. Chang Fab
Kwei and the American trained
new First Army.
MAY HAVE TURNED ASIDE
While British military and diplo-
matte authorities in Chungking
maintained complete silence, it was
also thought that British naval
units which had been reported en-
route to Hongkong a few days ago
might have turned to reOccupy
other areas. If these units land at
HOngkOng, Chinese officials felt
they would merely assist Gen
Chang's forces
This was seemingly a contradic-
/ ton to statement Prime Minister
Clement Attlee made III the House
/ OF Commons yesterday that a Brit
/ iSh commander would accept the
surrender of HOngkOng.
The poSt-Surrender fate of the
island was even less clear.
Unofficial diplomatic source S
said China wants the return of
Hongkong island, its adjacent is
! lands and KOWloon on the MAIN
land. The Chinese government
will not attempt to seize the terri
tory by force but will seek to rein
! corporate it into China by diplo-
matte means.
1t was believed quite likely that
Foreign Minister T. V. Soong, dis
, cuSSed the matter with the British
government on recent visit and
that the question will be reopened
at the meeting OF the Big Five for
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-26
eign ministers soon.
PORTUGAL CRITICIZED

An editorial in the influential
newspaper. Takungpao, harply
criticized Portugal for her dis
graceful" rule in nearby Macao
Observers interpreted the editoria.
as a disguised warning TO the Brit
ish.
The editor Of the paper said pri-
vately that conditions i'll Macao
were similar to those in Hongkong
and that all foreign concession
in China were roughly the same.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-26
RAMBLING REPORTER

CONTINUED from Page Il
bounded out of the stands and into
the arena.
You guessed it. For the three days
Of the Woodward show, Ole served
ably as assistant arena director.
DID you ride EN-, Ole?
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-26
Kiwanians Hear
OF Veterans Aid

Eugene Waterman, dean of Fl
Centro Junior College, told Kiwan-
ians at their regular Friday noon
meeting at Barbara Worth hotel Of
progress in mapping a concrete plan
for aiding servicemen to reenter
civilian life He reported on recent
meeting of military unit leaders
educators, labor leaders, state Off
cials and representatives Of other
civilian groups at Santa Ana.
Everett Shaw, club vice president
presided
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-26

The largest peach orcl ard in The
world, one million trees, Is located
IN Howard county, Arkansas.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-26
Tokyo Landing
Delayed by
Triple Typhoon
Continued from Page II


every expectation that the landings
will come of all right l believe
the japanese government is doing
everything possible to accede to
General MacArthur'S wishes"
BIG GUNS ON GUARD
One hundred American major
caliber guns Will be pointing at the
narrow strait at the entrance to
Tokyo bay as a precaution when
fleet units move into the YOkOsuka
naval base area Thursday.
Seabce units will follow combat
troops ashore to ready installations
for liberated war prisoners and in
ternees as well as the occupation
forces themselves The japanese
already have been ordered to set
up a 500-bed hospital for the pris-
OnerS and intcrnees u YokOsuka.
Macarthur granted a Japanese
reque: to permit japanese news
men and cameramen to- cover the
landings and surrender ceremony.
Apparently seeking to eliminate
the possibility that japanese radio
stations might broadcast eyewit-
ness descriptions Of the landings
of the United States before Allied
nCwsmen could clear their dis
patches, Macarthur ordered:
Permission is precicated on the
condition that the material OBJ
tanned on these events be published
only in the japanese homeland
using the japanese language. 1t is
desired that there be no short
wave overseas brOadcasts or news
dispatches in any language
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-26

Arden Farms
Fred r.. Bright Co.
Les Blackman
Clements Drug Co.
Cooks Market
Ell Captain
Herb Fawcett
Nj. NJ. Dizney
Edgar Bros. Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-26
GOOD OLD c. OF c.

Bill Outlook, genial secretary
manager Of the FL Centre Chamber
Of Commerce. says he is not one
to hit around grouSing about the
hot, humid weather and not do
something about it.
Bill suggests that all those who
just can't stand it, drop in at the
chamber and have a chat with
Miss Frances Nile, staff member Of
the chamber. Maybe, Bill says, you
won't feel as cool and collected as
Miss Nile. but certainly you will go
out feeling better and convinced
the Chamber is trying to do some
thing about the weather; or at least
knows how to ignore it.
But, gee, how Bill was perSpiring.
Mileage for official state travel
in Wyoming during the first quar-
ter OF 1945 represented a reduction
of 3l2.426 miles, or 81 per cent from
the mileage for the corresponding
period in the preWar year Of l94l.
Diamonds were first discovered
in Pike county, Arkansas, on Au-
gust l, 1906
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-26

Soon there will be official the Japanese Empire
and the have been wagng for long will be There
natural tendency for all of sug off the response
btes have accepted during the but clear
tells that although the fighting have last ended the
job we have assumed isn't
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-26
We Must Hold Our Bonds

We must hang the bonds have accumulated 1t good
business to keep good nvesmenand there better
vestment than these bonds is also good business regard
these bonds investment toward personal futures Per
these bonds something tangible home
perhaps a There need be rush reconvert.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-26

The colony has been a British
possession since 1912. while Kow-
loon was ceded in 1860. In 1898
Britain obtained a 99-year lease on
the neighboring islands. The col
Ony was not mentioned in the l943
treaty in which the British relin-
quished eXtra-territorial rights in
China.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-26
We Must Keep Buying Bonds

For must keep right buying bonds First
of ALL is job help shoulder the cost of this terrible
by loanng the Government all that nspae Second the
battle against initiation isn't by long shot We must keep
idle from the competitive marek and thus dis
turbing national economy.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-26

McNeece and McNeece
Owl Billiard Hall
Ira Huffman
Evan T. Hewes
Ben Hulse
ID. Il. Roberts
X. X. Sharp Co.
Scheniman Paper 60.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-26

Wyomins.s automobile license
plates for 1916 are expected to
feature pale green numerous on 4
cream color background.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-26
(NEA RaiiO. Z eipphOtoJ

Lake Ponchartrain part Of which
borders the city Of New Orleans,
Was named for the French minister
Of marine At a time when Bienville
was naming places ana things I'M
the New Orleans area. He named
4 smaller lake III the area Lake.
MaWepas. after his son.
Tie year l945 corresponds /, the
year 1453-7454 Of the Byzantine ca
and the yeaI 57O5-5l0G of the Jew
lsh era
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oas GTeraieren Der S1paner befdrfe.
ben. geod Ianeen Mdriden febrtea
bic 5oIoaten aberos 5uriid, frii6 itn0
ti1ltnter, I'M BON Der 8eb0lferitng III.
beltro enpfangen 3u iperoen. auf foI.
den ,Qni6ar,tngsai itiitt ith
oos @ertrailen oes 9olfes gum Milt-
tar, fir oos tetn Dpfer s,1 groB lit.
Die Sapaner itno groBe geababner,
aber idledte @rfin6er. Gs 1T ouffals
LEND, oaB bisber nod nidts iiber
Neueruneen uno gerbeiierlmgen ge.
meloet tpnroe. Sbre 2uftidtffe, 9an.
5ertpagen, Mai9inengetpebre, 8omben
uno @ranaten ftt6 Na6abmungen
uno ibre gonae strategic ber,tbt aaf
fol9en. Sic itn6 Der Snbegriff Der
e9Iaubeit uno Seu6elet; 6ieiem l1m'
itono 1T es in eriter 2inie 5u5ui6rei'
ben, oaB iie itd riiiten un6 auf ben
&rieg borbereiten fonnten. 8as tie
erlaui6t un6 geieben boben, miro ME.
mails bei6rieben tper6en f0nnen; es
gu perraten, oa5u itno Die Sapmer
3u i9Iau un6 nerl9loiien.
@s lit faum oaran 5u oe11fen, oaB
sic SSaponer friegsmiioe tperoen bis
8u einem Buntt, baB iie it6 ergeben.
Sour Der nebergetpalt pet6en tie 1tno
oos beoeutet 10 niel tpie gan5lt4e
8erni6tung.
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S6tpefer &en1tD 1t1to
Der Wer3te>Srmf

l1nter ser Aufi6rift ,,Siiter &ens
M ano tbe Me6ical Erl1lt' peroffent'
li6t Dr. 3uit's ,,0ature's 9atb" etnen
Irtifel bes ,,9eational @biroproctic
Sournol", Dem mir folgenoes entneb.
men:
vgs lit gu beoauern, oaB Die Ser.
treter Der ,ameriean Mebieol aiio-
ciation' ibren profeifionalen argtpobn
uno ibre enloien Net6ereien nidt ,t1t-
teroriiden t0nnen, in anbetra9t Der
9eilmetbooe Der S9meiter aennp 11nb
ibrer auffaaenoen @rfolge BEL @tnoer"
ldbmung.
0ieieuigen unter ibnen, Die it6 ibr
gegeniiber toleranter benebmen, &c"
ben 5u, baB S6ipeiter 4ennp eeraoe'
5u tpunoerbolle Ruren onr6gefiibrt
bat unb oaB on6ere, oie na6 ibrer
Weetbo6e borgeben, Gbnlt9e @rfolge
auf3utpeiien baben. 5dapeiter @ennp
lit oou iiber5eugt bon Der @trfl lanfeit
tbrer Wetbooe, neil 5ablloie anbere
Eatienten, Die na9 anoern Metboben
bebanoelt tDeroen, boffnungsloie
&riippel bleiben.
Sic bat ii6 bemiibt, ibre Seilme'
tbooe gu ertlGren, ipas aber nidt ale
Nutoritdten Der American 0eeoical
9lliociation bon befrieoigt bat.
@ludlidertpetie ipreben bic auffal'
lenoen grfolge Der S6tpeiter &ennp
fir ft6 ielbft. grhdrungen uno 8es
idreibungen itn6 iiberfliiiiig, tpenn
ourd our6iblagenoe @rfolge 5abl.
retde &inoer gerettet tper6en. Sdpe'
iter &ennp lit cine gottgeian6te Selfe.
rim in unierm 2anbe!'
Cine meitere Mnerfennrng aout Dr.
Don IS. @uoafunlt, Der aratlt6e 9t-
reftor Der ,,National Sounation for
SSnfantile Baralpits" Der &eilmetbobe
Sdpelter @ennp's. 8or 500 sSainai.
ier ,,Bublic Sealtb 8orters" ertlGrte
unldneit 9r. @u6atunit:
sd fam beute feine geniigerroe
auffldrung iiber Snfantile 8aralpits
geben. Bir baben nod feline Metbooe
gefunben, oieier 4rantbeit bor5ube,,.
gen. llniere alten Sbeorien firb eine
r,a9 Der anoeren 5uiammensebroben.
l1niere ein5ige Soffnung lit bic Wee-
tbooe Der S6meiter aennp." "
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9as grOi|e ,llOoerlle
8eltiibel

l1ebel gegeben. 4rieg, Satngersnot,
berbeerenoe gpibemien uno ,getpaltiee
Naturfataitropben ftno iiber ga1lae
g0lfer ,tno 2dnoerteile bereingebro.
den. @s tparen 5eitlibe, boriibereeben.
be l1ebel, Die eber gum Sell als gum
geroerben Der 90lfer oienten. 5ie
mlroen als Setmiu6ung ,tno Strafe
/ oes Sinmels betro9tet uno iibten ei-
men beiliamen, berbeiiernoen gtnflub
auf Die iiinoige, eottperseiiene Meni9'
beit aus 9eniitig, reuig no fiibnenb
tpanoten itb bic Neaiien 51triid at
@ott. 0te 5iibnegelubbe, bie Dor bun-
oerten bon Sabren bon ,1niern Gor"
fabren gemadt tpuroen, tper6en Biz
ouf 6en beutigen Sag nod bon ben
na6fommenben @ei6le6tern erfiillt.
Die beutige 8elt bat gum groBen
Eeile oieIen @ottesitnn berlorer 9as
raienoe Ereiben 1nierer 3eit gilt MIR
mebr oem naften rnateriellen Nuben.
Materieaer @rperb, @eiddft, @elo
beberri9en oas Sinnen unb Sra9ten
ser Maiien. @elo nno @ergniigen lift
bte Borole. Die uSeloen" Der &etoroe
unb Seniationen, bic groBen Snon'
itriefapitGne 'un6 @elomagnaten ftno
Die Screen unieres 3eitalters.
Das 8eiisen ooer gei6tbeitBen, bic
Sago na6 oieien @iitern tit Der
@runb unieres gesentDartigen &lai'
ientampfes, tpabreno alles S0bere I'M
iirnbertpirrenoen Eaun1el bergeifen
tpir6.
8as lit Der tiefite @runo fir bic
gntitebuns oieies immer beftiger to-
,, benben &laiienfampfes, 10 fragt oer
Seiuitenpater in einem auffas u0fe'
ligion uno &lafentampf" l,no gibt bie
Mnttport barauff: u@s lit 6as Ser
bIoiien Der b0beren 8elten, bic fritz
bere @ei9le6ter in ebrfiirdtigem
@lauben betra6tet baben. Seit6em
@ott uno bic ,,nberedngliden Sitter
oes -etpisen 2ebens aus ben Ser5en
Der Neeni9en getpi9en ftno, itnb on
ibre Stelle n1atertaliitii6e Soreerur1"
gen getreten. Ser @ntiagl1ng Der Sci
ligen, bic MIR ouf benz 8o6en Der
&eligion m0gli6 Dar, lit bic Proftt'
eier gefolgt uno anes oas, 1Das nit
Dem p0Gie entfeiielten 8eiib' uno
Oea6tltreben gu tun bot. Cine neue
Sronung Der 9inge tpiro oabon ob.
b1ngen, Oh es gelingt, bic n0tige Sp'
ferfraft in ben Menfden tpieber fret
3ulegen. Dafiir tann Der natio1tale
@eoanfe oieles leiiten, aber erit Damn
miro er feline bolle Dur9i9lagsfraft
enttpideln, tpenn er it6 nit Dem re-
ligi0ien berbi,1oet. 9ie groben Sra.
gen, Die r,ns Dor Dem Guftreten Der
neuen Mdnner bef6dftigt baben, tre'
ten pieoer por uns fin in ibrer f1rbt.
barren &drte un6 @r0Be. sic 1inb TO-
gar nod oringli6er getporben, oa Die
Scot Der Menidbeit in5tpiIde1 nod ge-
itiegen it,"
Man fonnte ben 80lfern beute bie-
ielben ergreifen6en 8orte aurufen, bic
Dor ettpa 80 Sabren Der groBe ipani.
| i9e Staatsmann uno @ef9i6ti6reiber
sS,an Donoio gortes an bic &onigin-
Mutter Maria @brtitiana ridtete:
,y@an3 europa ift beute bon elmer
anitedenoen &ranfbeit. erfaBt. Diefe
anitederroe @piben1ie lit Die olIgemeitle
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aeittiDo4 ben "A. Sebrsar 1916

lsulItN EtlluIuWtIIG. 0IG WVIleIQSIOeW
Rlniiel erbeben ii9 eegen Die tpobl.
babenoen 51i9ten Der 8eb6lferung
MIR oesbaIbt tpeiI oie 2iebe Der 9ei-
den gegen Die Qrrlelt erfaltet ilt. Sat-
ten 6ie Reiben ,1idt Die Sngeno Der
2iebe Derloren, Damn bate @oH nidbt
sugelaiien, baB Die Grnen Die Gu.
genb Der @eoulo berlieren. Der gIeitb.
5eitige gerluit oiefer beiben driitIi1en
Sugenoen erfldrt Die groBen l1u1tpdI.
5unee min ben @eleaidaften un6 Sic
rauben gri6iitterungen, Ole oie 8eIt
bon beute beimiu6en. Die geoulo
miro erit Damn tpieber TN Seraen oes
armen @in5,tg 9alten, tpetn oie 2iebe
ins Ser5 oes 9tei6en altriideetebrt lit.
Seutigentags, Maieitat, beginnt cine
neue @pobe fir Die 5iirften. @ebe
oenen Die bte Soroerungen Der 1teuen
3eit ni6t berfteben!. ;. Se,1te ban.
belt es itd oarunt, oen f9ledt bertetl.
ten &ei6tum ri9tie gu berteilen. Das
lit aur5eit Die ein5tge Graee, 6ie Die
8elt betpegt."
Groboem tit fein @runo CUR Soft.
nungsloitgfeit uno 8eratpetfhng an
Der @elt oa. 9eeben Dem itarfen, ma.
teriellen 3ug gebt, serduidIos atpar
uno ,faft unbenerft, bod aIlgetpaItte,
Elm tiefes Sebnen nnb 5u6en nad
einem ablo1uten Cute our9 ltniere
3eit Ser Meni6 6es lebten Sabrbun.
oerts glaubte NIT Sraeen uno &dt.
ieln oes 2ebens fertig 81, tperoen Oh
ne Die Sbeale bes @briitent,,r1s. ct.
ne refine 9iesieitsfultur iu9te man.
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Menf6' itd NIT aller araft al,f gr.
.foridung 0ur6oringung ,t,eo 8e-
berrf6ung Ser Ratur. Gs entftano oas
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oes Neaterialisrnus, oas 8eitalter bes
@goismus, Der brl1talen Selbtin1t,
Der &loiien. utto 8arteit6mpfe, oes
unglaubens uno Der l1nfittlibfeit, Der
@bei6etoung uno Sugeroberrobt1ne,
oas lebten @noes enotgte in &rdnen
unb 8lut, in Scot un6 8lterbereIen.
6ung.
Ser mo0erne Meni9 mor ausaeao.
gen, oas Slid 81 fu6en. SsSebt utub
er am S6luiie erfennen, baB er Sos
Slid oes SEN ietts berloren uno oas
@liid bes 9iesieits ni9t geponnen
bat. l1n6 10 f4aut er ftd bon Sebn.
Iut tpieoer Inn na6 ben enti9panoe.
men Sbealen. @r iu9t tpieoer ben
@la,ben. sc lit teiltpeiie elm franf.
Bates, trres, nerb0feS Su9en ,.nb
Sebnen, Dos ben mobernen Menfhen
beIeelt. Bie Elm &ranfer NIT aittern-
Der San6 mad iebem Mittel ereif,
oas irgeno nod Seil,1ne beriprehen
fann, 10 ereift Der mooerne Menib
nod allen mosliden pbilofopbiihen
lno religiolen Spitenten, Inn au fin
ben, ponad oie uniterbltde Seele
biiritet. =.
groB ieines Sungers ,tab nlateriel-
lem 8efis, trob ieines 5toIaes ,tno
lleberntutes 5iebt es Den mobernen
Weniden INNER tpieoer bin 81, gbri.
itus uno ieiner 2ebre. aber aud 0as
Seftendriitentum befrieoigt nidt ben
ebrlib na6 8abrbeit ,t,ro Ser5ens.
frteoen iudenoen Meniden. DesbaIb
Die 5oblreiden uebertritte bon bo1fte-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-14
9te faltatiid)e,l ,,sSaps"
s.. SOC. Senenich


aus 6er Seoer zines aorreiponbenten,
Der mebrere Sabre in Sopan oerlebte
uto Die Sapaner aus n69iter 06be
fennt. @r beidreibt ben 5anatisnus
Der SSapaner, ibre 2ebensani9au1tng
un6 2ebenstpeife uno ibren bi5torii6en
Sintergrunb. Ser SSSapaner fennt feline
grobere uno beroti6ere 9eiitung, als
fiir ietne Seimat uno ieinen Raiier
gu fterben. 9esbalb fdmpft er Biz 5ur
lesten Sdan5e, boBerfiiat uno nit
Eooesbero6tung.
lin Die geiltige uno friegeriide
@tnitellung Der Sapaner gu iauitrie"
rem, miro foleenoes @retgnis ange-
fiibrt: Giinf amerifaniide Soloaten
ourdtreiften als &unoidafter cine
@egeno. Blobli9 fnattert elm Maidi.
nengepebr uno Elm @meritaner bri9t
tot 5uiommen. Gin 5tpeiter miro ber.
tpunoet. Die &unoi6after erbliden ei"
men Sapaner, Der in einem Sudslob]
itedt. Gin S6uB 5eri6mettert ibn oen
re6ten Irm un0 Der ~sSap" fomnt
aus benz 2oG beroor, ni6t INN it6 5u
ergeben, ionoern nit einem &ebolper
in Der linten Sano auf Die amerifa-
ner al feuern. No9oem er einen tpei.
teren Nmeritaner bertpunoet batte,
5erf9n1ettert ibm elm S9uB ben lin.
fen arm. QIs bic Mmerifoner ii9 ibm
nabern, fpudt er ite an. -.
Sn einem Maga5in erl6ien iingit
elm Irtifel iiber Die iapanti9e Grou,
bic o1s bic l1ngludltdite unter Der
Sonne bingeiteut miro. Nls MGo9en
miro ite 5u blin6em @eboriam ergo.
gen - fe tpadit gu einem 1pinenIo-
fen @eid0pf beran. go tritt iie III Ole
@be, nm Die Sfldbin 6es Manres 5u
per6en, tpie tnieen6 ibren Mann an
Der SdtDelIe 6es Saules begriiBt uno
Don Der S6niegermutter tDranniii iiert
miro. @s iit l1nter Der @iiroe zines
Nannes, ieiner 5rau 2iebe un6 M9-
tung gu be5eugen l1n0 tpie iie er3ogen
puroe, er5tebt ite ibre G09ter. Den
Sobn bat fie in ibrer Sbbut bis gum
IL. Sabre, Damn muB ite ii9 benz
Sungen fiigen. Ser Mann ilt oa,
Inn gu berriben, Die 5rau, Tim 5u
oienen uno &in0er gu gebGren. -.
Die er5iebung un6 @initenung Der
Sapaner erflGren oen Sanotismus
uno ben uneri6rodenen Mut Der Sa"
paner, oeren @lauben ii9 auf bic ib.
men INNER unb inmer tpteoer einge.
praete Wtar ftiibt, baB Sapan nod
niemalS beliegt tpuroe uno au6 oies.
NAL ni6t gu beitegen 1T.
Oas Weilitar SSapans lit out ge.
i9ult uno abgebartet. Ser Sopaner
tit aniprn9slos, er fonnt NIT tpenig
9tabrung aus; er lit our6aus 56b unto
1pioeritanosfabig. 8equ e mli9feiten
tennt er nidt. Nad S6iloerungen
bon augen5eugen fonn Der Sapaner
lange in einem Su9slod, o6er irgeno
elmer Soble berlpeilen, obne fid su
mudien, cine Sanbbon 9feis eeniigt
our gsabrung; &einli9feit i1t gteben.
iaae, @elbitmoro fait ielbiberitdno.
lt9. Sn ben 3eitr,ngen itano mebrere
male 5u leien, oaB Sapaner, Mdnner
nno Sro1,en, it6 bon boben Rlippen
tns Wfeer itiir5ten un6 lire &inoer er.
moroeten, onitatt itd 5u ergeben.
Die Mobilttat Der Saponer 1T,
tpenn man 8eribten gIouben fann, AT
GcA......So.... ~. 49,.