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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-21

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-21

Gin 8oltsgeri6t iprad am Gon-
nerstag @uioo S9niot, Sen friiberen
|oiterreidiifen auBenmintiter, bon Der
Influge oes So6oerrats frei. gs mar
Sdmiot insbelonoere our Gait gelegt
poroen, baB er iein 2anb perraten uno
ben 8eg fir bic glnneftion Better
reifs burd 9loolf Sitter i'm Sabre
1888 geebnet babe. Oie flint &idter
oes 8oltsseridts farnen 5u Der gnt-
i6eioung, Die Inflaeeoertreta,ng babe
ni6t nudgeipieien, baB Sfaniot ms
gebeim NIT ben 0a5is perbanoelt ba-
be, Inn Sduidnieg 5u itiirSen, baB er
niemals Wtitg1ieo Ser Hationallo5ia=
liitiihen Geuti6en arbeiterpartei ge-
meien lei, uno aus DEM MnIhluB fei=
men perlonli6en 8orteil geaogen babe.
S6miot ertlarte in Der Berbonblung,
oaB Seiterrei6 eana allein geItanben,
uno oaB Dem 2onoe feinerlei Si1fe
bon onoeren Sanoern suselast iporoen
lei. Ct iei oaber 5u Ser 4uffaiiung
gefommen, oaB es fir Seiterreih fei-
men anoeren OILS oen voeutlden 8es"
|gabe. 8unoesfan5ler 2eopol6 sSigl
uertrat in Ser 8erbanblung bic SIN.
iidt, baB Sdmiot fein Sohoerrdter
gelpeien lei, oaB er aber vebrgeisig
genug lit, ieoe Sade gu nerrate,l, Inn
ieinen Soiten 5u bebalten ooer einen
beiieren 5u betommen" Ser friibere
amerifunii6e 8otifafter in SeIter-
reid, George g. WeHerimitb, erfldrte
in elmer eioesItattlihen 8efunoung,
oaB @uibo Sdmtot elmer Der Dram
ner iei oie in Der Sauptiahe fir ben
anidluB Selterreids an 9ei,tidlanb
fSortfesune auf @ette 81 ~.
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i'm @erte BON $2O,oOO,OOO baben.
anoDlano ertl1rte, bab tauienbmnrt.
|Noten ipeoer in Der britiihen nod
|nmeritaniiden Gone ausseseben muir
ben. "Gaber n1iiiien iie aus MuBlanb
IN Die amerifoniide nno britiihe go
me gefommen iein." (Sn Berlin MUIR
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te erflart, 100000, 900 iei cine FLU.
ge Sd)dsung" bes 9erluites fir oas
amerifaniihe Sdabamt ourd Mani.
pulotionen amerifaniiden 8erionaIs
init. beltiden Warfl6einen. 8on Die.
ier ,Seite nurbe si,gegeben, baB cine
groBe Wenge bieler Sdeine bon ben
&uiien georudt tuurbe. aber 8eribte,
Die BON einem m0gliden 8erluit bon
mebr als fiinfburoert Willionen Sol.
lars iprehen, ieien ,tpeit iibertrie.
.ben".
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2ieber 2eier!
ScmSe ben ,Obio.8 .8aiienfrenub' BET
nen AnsebSriseu in 0eatidlamb.
Breis: $500 pro Sabr.
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Be1trllt Eurr zrttung att1t ah!
(Sortfesune auf Sette 81

genn bm, be 2eier ber Gage eaet @edmmns fir on
Seuns erbaten ba nnb es or nt m6s abresbetraa
10 beae ni ab nberm marte rn9s bis ben ras tell
me 6e5ableu faun @ nben oeue Seinng peter
Mbeuus bebenet gerIm gmtem reuubes nab
eiuen Sdaben fir bic fatbolid)e BreHe.
Om fanu ben Nonement anf ben Obp aienfreun
Soipbinmm gefp 2e eunbeu
genbem aormuIar:
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
Norman Corwin To
Write All The Kings
Men Screenplay

Norman Corwin was signed
recently by Columbia to write
the screenplay for "All the
Kings Men," Pulitzer Prize
winning novel which will be
made early next year by Ro-
bert Rossen Productions for
Columbia, with Rossen produc-
ing and directing. Best known
for his authorship of "On a
Note of Triumph" his intro
duction of Ballad for Ameri-
cans" on the air, and for his
presentation of many other ra-
dio dramas for which he has re-
ceived numerous citations and
Corwin has collaborat-
ed on two screen originals but
has never before written
Screenplay for Hollywood.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
Ford To Play Don Jose
Opposite Rita's Carmen

Columbia's choicest male role
of the year-the lead opposite
Rita Hayworth in the Techni-
color drama, The Loves of Car
men" was given to Glenn
Ford. Thus with Charles Vidor
directing, the team which made
"Gilda," one of the studios top
money-making pictures of all
time is reunited. Ford, who
will be seen as Don Jose op-
posite Rita's Carmen, climber
rapidly to the top in innumer-
able popularity polls as the re-
suit of his performance in
"Gilda," and has starred in
three as-yet-unreleased top
budget pictures at Columbia in
1947-"The Man From Colo
rado," '"The Mating of Millie"
and "The Return of October"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
Coming To
1 rinnOn

Ted Weems, who brings his
orchestra to the Trianon for a
single evenings engagement on
Thursday, Dec. II, has a dis
tinction that no other band
leader has attained. His record
ing Of "Heartaches" led the Hit
Parade for II weeks and his
recording of Il Wonder Who's
Kissing Her Now, with Perry
Como, was a Hit Parade leader
for Is weeks, making total cS
80 weeks for the past year. His
recording of Mickey" is now
steadily climbing and will be
new leader in very short order.
Featured artists with Weems
include Elmo Tanner, whistler;
Ric hards, vocalist;
Glenn Martin, vocalist, and
Billy Blair, comedian,
Advance sale tickets are now
being sold at pre-war prices,
S1.25 including all taxes.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
Lancaster Injured
During Fight Scene

HOLLYWOOD A fight
scene between big Burt Lam
caster and mammoth Mike Ma
zurki for Hal Wallis 'T Walk
Alone" took a serious turn
when Burt suffered a dislocated
neck vertebra.
In the scene the 238-pound
Mazurki applied strangle-
hold to Burt while the latter
kicked and twisted violently
trying to get out of the power
full wise. During the realistic
struggle Burt wrenched his
neck.
The injury was more painful
than dangerous and the studio
doctor quickly slipped the ver-
zebra back into place, but it was
two hours before Murt was able
to resume work before the
camera.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
Eleanor Parker In
.'One Sunday Afternoon

Zone Sunday Afternoon" the
Hagan Broadway hit, will be
filmed as a musical spectacle by
Warner Bros. with Eleanor Par
ker in one of the starring roles.
Jack L. Warner, executive
producer, has set December Is
as the starting date of "One Sun
day Afternoon" which will be
directed by Raoul Walsh with
Jerry Wald producing.
Miss Parker, who will shortly
be seen in "The Voice of the
Turtle" with Ronald Reagan, re-
Gently returned from a European
Sojourn during which she rep
resented Warner Bros, at the
international Film Festival at
Brussels.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
Fitzgerald GiUen Big
Reception In Dublin

DUBLIN - Dublin gave
a rousing reception to one
of its favorite daughters
when Geraldine Fitzgerald
arrived for a reunion with
her family after an alb
Sence of several years.
The red-haired star made
the visit after completing
her starring role with Ray
Milland and Ann Todd in
the new Hal Wallis-Para-
mount British film,2 $50
Evil My Love-" which was
shot at Denham Studios
near London.
On Miss Fitzgerald's
itinerary during her Dub
lin stay is a visit at the
Gate Theatre, scene of her
first appearance as an ac-
tress.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05

self dramatically dispatched
in what he fondly hopes is {
solid foundation for a healthy
screen career.
Il would be happy to give
ninety lives to my art" say,
Wendell. Every actor since
the first Hamlet has loved {
death scene"
Wendell got off to flying
start. toward film fame when he
was bumped off in his No. l ef-
fort before the movie camera
His gambling pal, John Kodiak,
shot him in a climatic scene in
the Hal Wallis production, de
sert Fury"
In his second picture, 81
Walk Alone," in which he
shares top honors with Liza
beth Scott, Burt Lancaster and
Kirk Douglas, he again is spec
tacularly assassinated.
Wendell has notable prece-
dents to support the belief that
an early demise is good war
ranty for a happy Hollywood
future. Humphrey Bogart, for
was rubbed out of
"The Petrified Forest" and
right into the public spotlight.
Alan Ladd died in hail of
bullets and emerged from "This
Gun for Hire" as new screen
find. Clark Gable, Spencer
Tracy, Jimmy Cagney, Edward
G. Robinson and George Raft,
among many others, met violent
deaths and promptly captured
the public fancy in their ini-
tial pictures.
Other Hollywood newcomers
have found an early screen
1oom a propitious omen. Ro-
bert Mitchum in "The story of
G. I. Joe" and John Lund in
ITO Each His Own" both used
death scenes as stepping stones
to stardom. Howard da Silva's
film break to date came
N 1.-TWO Years Before the
Mast" in which he was slain by
Albert Dekker.
AS it happens, Wendell is also
a member in good standing of
Hollywood's Crime-Does-P a y
Club. He landed outside the le-
gal pale in both his initial
screen castings. In the first he
was a gambler and in the Sec
ond a one-time bottlegger.
II have met my just and
Johnston Office deserts" says
Wendell, so my conscience is
clear"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
Hoyt Reports For
Winter Meeting

John Hoyt former New York
supper club star, has reported to
the Warner Bros. studio to begin
his role in the Bette Davis star
ring film, Winter Meeting"
Hoyt, who was known as
Hoysradt during his New York
engagements, was seen in '"The
Unfaithful' and recently COM
pleted a role in christopher
Blake"
Janis Paige and Jim Davis
star with Miss Davis in winter
Meeting" which Bretaigne Win
dust is directing, with Henry
Blanke producing for Warner
Bros.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
Film Version Of
Key Largo
Before Cameras

Following conferences with
director John Huston in the
Florida Keys, Richard Brooks is
returning to the Warner Bros.
studio w h the completed
screenplay of "Key Largo"
With Humphrey Bogart, Lau-
rem Bacall and Lionell Barry
more in the starring roles, the
film version of the Maxwell
Anderson drama will go into
production on December 8 with
Huston directing.
Jerry Wald is producing "Key
Largo" for Warner Bros.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
Prinz, Dance Director,
Leaves For
SOuht America

Leroy Prinz, Warner Bros
dance director, has left for a ali
tour of South America after
completing the last of his dozen
musical sequences for "April
Showers" starring Jack Carson
and Ann Sothern.
Prinz and Gen. Storey, official
OF the Martin Aircraft Co., will
pilot a new twin-engine luxury
transport across the southern
continent, with no scheduled
destinations, until Christmas.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
los Extras Report For
The Adventures
Of Don .Juan'

One hundred and sixty-five
Spanish-type extras have re-
ported to the Warner Bros. stu
dio for three days work in street
scenes for the studios forthcom-
ing "The Adventures of Don
Juan"
Enrol Flynn and Viveca Lind
fors are starred in the Techni-
color romance, which Vincent
Sherman is directing.
Jerry Wald is producing "The
Adventures of Don Juan" for
Warner Bros.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05

The agreement, maue ny
Warner with Hitchcock and
Sidney Bernstein of Trans
atlantic Picture Corporation,
provides for the making in the
United States and England of
two stories, "Under Capricorn"
and "Rope." Both of the special
films will be directed by Hitch
cock and both will be given the
worldwide facilities of the
Warner Bros, releasing organi-
cations.
Miss Bergman will star in
"Under Capricorn" from the
novel by Helen Simpson, which
will be produced next spring at
the Warner Bros, studios in
England. It will be photograph
ed in Technicolor. This will be
Miss Bergman's third appear
ance in a Warner release, Ca
sablanca" and IS ar t og a
Trunk" having been her earlier
hits for the company.
Rope" from the Patrick
Hamilton stage success, will
star James Stewart and will be
filmed in Technicolor also. 1T
will be produced at Warmers
Burbank studios with Hitch
cock reporting this week to pre-
pare for January shooting
date.
In making the announcement
of the two new feature films
which will augment the studios
already intensified program for
1948, Warner stated that the
new deal was the first of its
kind to be made by any Ame-
rican motion picture company.
81 am proud to welcome the
great talents Of Miss Bergman,
James Stewart and Mr.. Hitch
cock to Warner Bros" the stu
dio executive said. "We will not
only bring to the screen two
fine pictures of predetermined
entertainment value, but we
will also be able to provide the
distribution such
pictures deserve.
"Such an arrangement as this
makes it possible to reach thou
sands of theatres throughout the
free world via the distribution
built up by War
ner's over a period of 40 years:
The picture to be made by
Transatlantic at our studios
here and tn one to be made in
England will enjoy every. ad-
of our organizations
experience in distribution for
world markets.
"This is also our method of
proving that we will do every
thing we can to fortify the
prestige of the English-speak-
ing screen. Such interchange of
;alent and facilities cannot but
'ebound to the benefit of the
American and British indus
ries."
On the completion of Rope"
will leave for London
% complete preparations for the
of Transatlantic of
Miss Bergman's starring vehicle
here,
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
''Life With Father"
Begins 18th Week

Warner Bros. Technicolor film
version of the famous Broadway
comedy, Life With Father" has
passed another milestone when
it entered its 18th week at the
N. Y. Warner Theatre.
William P DWELL and Irene
Dunno are co-starred in the
family ella ssic which Russell
Grouse and Howard L n d dsay
fashioned from the essays of
Clarence Day, Jr.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
IN STAGE ROLE

Following her starring role in
Paramount's 'My Own True
Love-" Phyllis Calvert returned
to London where she and her
husband, actor Peter Murray
Hill, will appear in a holiday
presentation of J. M. Barriers S
"Peter Pan"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
NO FASHION PLATE

Though Franchot Tone prides
himself on being weIl-dressed
ott-stage, in the interests of real
Ism ne wears only one suit
throughout Columbia's " I Love
Trouble" And, instead of his
usual s225 models, this suit cost
only S37.50.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
HARDWICKE TO STAGE

When Sir Cedric Hardwicke
completes his role as King Ar
thur in Bing Crosby's "a Con-
necticut Yankee" at Paramount,
the distinguished British actor
heads for New York to direct
another nlav
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
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2;2lleS1
STAGE SCREEN 5SRADIO
Released by wNU Features.

In Turban Bey's first pictures
he was always killed off midway
in the, action, but thousands of
fans who had taken a liking to
the attractive young man pro-
tested; now he gets more SYM
pathetic roles. Son of a prom
inent Turkihh attorney and a
Czech mother, he went to Holly
wood with her because she liked
the climate; to improve his Eng
lish, he attended dramatic school,
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
WEST LEAD

One of Philip Reeds first i'm
portant screen roles was opposite
Mae West. He now co-stars with
Hillary Brooke in the Pine
Thomas Big Town" series, from
the radio show of the same
name.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
1esss - (.ossfp u Saase saaasE seras.sa
Early Screen Death Considered
Omen Of Good Luck In Films

HOLLYWOOD = Wendell Corey, the "dream boy" from
Broadways Dream Gr show that if there anything
the old hollywood superstition that it's luck your
first picture he must be twice blessed.
Broadway actor far has he getting
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-05
Agreement Brings Talents
Of Hitchcock. Bergman,
Stewart To Screen
Warner Announces Pact with Transatlantic
Pictures; Films to be Directed by Alfred
Hitchcock; First of Its Kind to be
Made by ANY COmpany

Completion Of unusual international which
will the talents of Alfred Hitchcock
Ingrid Bergman James Stewart
pictures to be released by Warner Bros
Warner, vice president producer
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-22
Sebenselnf

Weine 8obnung lag einmol fait
gegen 0oroen. Sd empfing nur Son-
nenlidt, bas bon BEN 5enitern ser
gegeniiberitebenoen Sduier 5uriidge-
Dorfen ipuroe. gs blenbete anfongs,
Oann aber freute id) MIDI bod Ser
Strablen bic ins 3immer glitten uno
es erbellten. 9u fonnit bas au6 bilo-
li6 foiien. 8ieaeidt falt in bein Sera
fem unmittelbarer Strobl oes @liifs,
neil on auf Ser Noroleite bes 2ebens
pobnen muBt. Damn laiie bir's genii-
gen am 8ioeri6ein fren1ben @liids.
Infangs miro es sir in BEN 4ugen
mebtun oann aber bein @emiit erbel-
len. ltno nod ipater ipirit ou erfen-
men, oaB iene &raft, sic es sir nl0g-
li6 madt, oi6 frentoen @roengliids
git freuen, oein @liid lit, uno atpar
Elm b0beres, oas oft Die Meni6en Der
Siioleite gar nift abnen.
K. S.
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1m hdusIthen Kreiie

Sa5 Seben lit beute roub unO ge-
| fiibao5, bart 1no 1lnbarmber5ig; Elm
eiiiger 8ino gebt iiber oue StraBen
Ser Wen I6en. 8ebe Den @anoerern
obne ifiibenoeS Seim, obne ipdrmens
oen Serb! Sic bier @Gnoe oes eige,
men Sauies iino Sic ein5ige 3uflu6tse
ltatte, mo- oer Wenl6 in oieler unru=
bigen falten Belt HoIt uno 2ablol
finoet. slu6 mas man beut5ltage
gergniigungen nennt, iino nur Ses,
iagOen, llngelunoe slufrei5ungen, Be-
men 11mio Itarfere gri6opfung rno
gntmutigung folgt. 9ie bette grbo-
lung finoet man 5ubauie I'M &reiie
Der 5amilie. Sier miro man ni6t
miBbrau6t uno auseebeutet, nibt
oerlabt uno bintergangen, 1idt aus
gebordt llno miBDeritanoen. Sier barf
man ieine eieenen aniidten auslpre-
6en, ieinen inneriten @efiiblen &aum
geben, BON Soffnungen 11nb 8efiir6=
tungen reoen; ltnter fremoen 2euten
allBerbalb Ieines Sal1ies lit bieies iels
ten moglid, sort lauern biele barauf,
uns ettpas gafteilises nad5uiagen,
cine SdDade an uns 5u entOefen,
inns 5u iddoigen 1rno gu berDerben.
gtur bel ben eigenen Angeborigen fin
bet man @eneigtbeit, Nabii6t unb
@sitsefiibl.
3esbalb lollten mir unler Seim sl1
elmer trauliden Stdtte MAIDEN, mo
iib alle Salniliennitelieoer tpobI uno
sliidIid fiiblen. 9os eebt nidt obne
gegenieitige giidlt6t aufeinanoer.
Sie @iini6e uno anlidten iino nidt
bel alien gleid. Die Sueeno nit it,
rem lei6tbeneeliben gum Srobiinn
geneigten @eien perlongt Seiterfeit,
Sahen, Spielen, Mulif nno &ur5=
neil, inoes oas Sitter nod 3ube unD
Stile trahtet 1lno alles 26rmenbe
lditig finbet. Ser 8ater, oem Ser
aopf bon ernIter @ei6aftsplGne uno
Sorsen lit, fann iid) nur idner BEL
Der iorgenloien ausgelailenbeit ser
&inoer apoblfiiblen. Die Itiirmil6e, 81
Soten bransenoe 2ebbaftigfeit Der
Sungen reimt ii6 oft nibt leidt nit
Der innigen 5arten Siiblpeiie unb
Dem ianften Spiel ber Shpeitern.
genr Der beIonnene, lebenserfabrene
Sinn Der gltern fam bier Sr6nung
uno gere1ten MusgIeib, ibaffen. gs
gebort gum Sdperiten, aber aub
Shoniten uno Wertpouiten in oer
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0HEw@
Seittefeit eepaart
nit mtloe

Dtiloe lit 5u ieOer perniinftigen gr.
5iebung 5ur grgdn5ung Der SeItigfeit
nottpenoig. Sic lebrt 1ns oas &ino
fennen unb ldBt lns in iein Snneres
l6auen.
l1no ipie iebr bebarf bas i6ma1e
&inb elmer milben 8e1rteilung ieiner
5ebler nno l1nterlaiiungen. Ser Yd-
oagoge Sailer iagt bariiber: nOas
iunge Sera bebarf zines Ser5ens, on
oas es iib anihlieBt, elmer San0, on
oie es itd ani6nliegt, zines Iuges,
au Dem es liebenb aufblidt, zines
narnenoen 3eigefingers, BEN es res
ipeftiert, zines Irmes, Ser es ret
tet." gr5ieber miiiien ii6 Miibe se-
ben, 5u Dem &inbe binab5uIteigen,
nit ibm gu benfen uno gu fiiblen, iib
in feline Gage 81 perieben. Damn tDer-
oen Tie bas &ino periteben, unb tie
nerben es an Ser nottpenoigen Wiloe
nibt febIen laiien. 8eiier lit es, Dem
&inbe als 5rerlnb, 8erater uno 8e-
lhiiter neutrality-suspicious. als elm
itarrfopfiger Oeipot 5u iein.
Nun oarf aber Die Wiloe nidt
idmddIide Madgiebisfeit fem. 9ieie
miro gar gu leidt CUR @utmiitigfeit,
oie aber ilnmer bon ben &inbern miB=
brauht miro. 9a greift Das Wort
elm: @enn man einem ben Singer
reibt, Damn min er Die gan5e 9anb
|baben. 8obI gibt es Sdlle, in oenen
Ser graieber obne 8eeintrd9tigung
Ser Jeltigfeit nadgiebig iein fann;
oas 1T Damn Der 5an, uenn Der gr>
5ieber iid geirrt bat llno menn cine
MaBnabme onrh irgenbeine 5adlage
gednoert iperben muB. Cont aber bat
@utmiitigfeit un6 Na1eiebigfeit in
ser gr5iebung feinen Blas. 8iiroe
lnan iid burb Nabgiebigfeit ettpas
abtrosei1 ober abbetteln laiien, Mir
Be man gar nadgiebig iein, neil es
einem 81 l,nbequem lit, cine Qnor6-
nung, Die man getroffen bot, 6urh-
5ufiibren, Damn lpiir6e man ben gan-
gen grfolg Der Gr5iebung in Grage
iteqen.
3niIhen 6ie 5eitigfeit unb Nah-
giebigfeit tritt nun Dermittelno nno
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tages begeben; oanfenb nno BIT.
ten6 tpoIlen mir in bas neue Sir
deniabr, bas nit Dem erIten 80.
.bentlonntage beginnt, biniibertreten.
0anf unb gitte aber miilien aus
reinen1 ODER bod buBfertigem Ser
5eit for1tnen, tpenn mir oanit Die
WoIfen our6bringer ipeIlen.
8ie aber, tpenn Die 8eraangen-
belt Dir MIR 2eio gebradt batte, ilno
oein Ser5 lit auiammengepreBt unb
ou meinit, bu fonnteit ooer brallhteit
ni6t gu banfen9 8etpabre bi6 @ott
Dor iolf triibieliger Stimm,ne.
Siebe, Ser FL. auguitinus tr0tet bid
nit oen 8orten: n4aes, mas @ott
ben Meniben 5uldidt, lit elm @e-
idenf Seiner @iite. S6idt gr Slid,
10 lit es Elm @el9enf Seiner troiten-
ben, Ibidt gr llngliid, 10 lit elm @e-
l6enf Seiner mabnenoel1 2iebe. :"
l1no berielbe beilige 2ebrer Iagt Dir:
Ser @err 5ii6tigt Seine 4inoer,
unb bu tpillIt ouseenommen Iein?
@enn bu ausgenommen biit bon ben
2eioen Ser 3iidtiguns, biit ou au6
ausgenommen bon Der 3abl Der &in=
Ser @ottes." 8enlelben @eoanfen
ipridt Der Seilige ipieoer aus nit
ben 8orten: Ser Serr i6ldgt ie-
bes &ino, oas Ct aufnimmt, ieoes
obne ausnabme, ielbIt ienes cine,
uelbes obne Siinoe tpar, tpar 1,iht
obne S6lage." llnb mieOerum iagte
er Dir: r8enn bu Dem 8ege Gbrilti
nidt folgelt, oarfit ou sir Die Sreuno-
idoft Gbrilti nidt peripreden. gr lit
aud auf elmer barten 8obn getpan-
belt" 60 lit es. 4uf Dem .&reu5=
nege lit Die grloluns Ser @elt ein-
gefiibrt 1poroen, auf bem &reu5tpege
gelangen mir am it6erlten su ibren
Sriidten.
3aruln iou ou6 in Der SriibiaI
unier 3anf nidt perItummen. u0as
lit eine beilige 3unge," iagt Der Sir
henlebrer Gbrpioitoml1s, unelde ios
gar i'm @lenoe 8ott Sanf iagt."