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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-29
ORDER OF
PUBLICATION

The object of this proceeding is
to secure the foreclosure of all
rights of redemption in the follow
ing property, located in Montgom-
cry County, State of Maryland,
sold by the Collector of State and
County taxes for the County of
Montgomery, State of Maryland,
to Terry M. Earle, the plaintiff in
this proceeding.
Said property being "All of Lot
numbered Fifteen (15) in Block
numbered Twenty-Five (25), in the
subdivision known as Glen Echo
Heights, as per plat recorded in
Plat Book 3D." folio 45, one of the
Land Records of said Montgomery
County, Maryland" which is par
ticularly described in said Certifi-
cate of Tax Sale as follows: "Lot
Is, Block %, containing 10000
square feet and improvements,
Glen Echo Heights"
The Bill states, among other
things, that the amount necessary
for redemption has not been paid,
although more than a year and a
day from the day of sale have
expired.
1T is, THEREUPON, this 25th
day of April, 1947, by the Circuit
Court for Montgomery County, sit
ting as Court of Equity, Ordered
that notice be given by the inser-
ton of copy of this Order in
some newspaper having general
circulation in said Montgomery
County, once a week for four sue
cessive weeks before the 31st day
of May, 1947, warning Charles E.
Hartman, and all persons having or
claiming to have any interest in
Lot Is, Block %, Glen Echo
Heights, as per plat recorded in
Plat Book B at folio as, to be and
appear in this Court, on or before
the 18th day of June, 1947, and re-
deem said property described, and
answer the bill, or thereafter a
final decree will be rendered fore
closing all rights of redemption in
the property and vesting in the
plaintiff title free and clear Of
all encumbrance.
t~eCLAYTON X. WATKINS,
p Clerk of the Circuit Court for
Montgomery County, Md.
True Copy-Test:
CLAYTON X. WATKINS,
246 Clerk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-29
You would foot the bill!
MR.. & MRS. PASSENGER

special payroll taxes on railroads
have recently been increased;
land passenger traffic has declined.
Where Would the Money
I Come From?
We can't pay out what we don't take
in. And we are not taking in enough
now to meet present costs and TO
complete the improvements in serv-
ice that you need and that we want to
give you.
You Would Foot the Bill!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-29

1916, with the largest peacetime
traffic in history, the net income of
railroads went down to the equiva-
lent of only 29496 of the net prop
erty investment.
What About 1911?
Even with the recent freight rate
increase, preliminary figures indi-
cate that the railroads will make
only about the same low return in
1947 as in 1916. This will be because:
the wage increase made in 1916
will be in effect for all Of 1947;
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-29


~, James. H. Pagh, Solicitor,
Rockville, Nd.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
SITTING AS A COURT OF
EQUITY.
Terry M. Earle,
Plaintiff,
VS..
Charles E. Hartman, and all per-
sons having or claiming to have
any interest in Lot Is, Block %,
Glen Echo Heights, as per plat
recorded in Plat Book B at folio
As,
Defendants.
No. 12.8S5 EOUITY.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
insecurity Increases
tension Among U. 5.
Groups, Farley Told

Rising economic insecurity since
the end Of the war has increased
tension among groups in the United
States, Howard E. Wilson. chairman
of the Commission on Educational
Organizations of the National Con-
ference Of Christians and jews, said
yesterday.
The aim of his organization Is to
have all groups in America prop
erly adjusted" to one another, Mr..
Wilson said. The commission con-
cluded its annual meeting here yes
terday in the Willard Hotel.
DR.. Hilda Taba of Chicago Uni
versity and director of inter-group
education in cooperating schools,
said promises made during the war
and not lived up to since have
caused some tension. She said this
was particularly true of veterans
from minority groups Of the popu-
lation.
The commission recently COM
.pleted a survey Of textbooks used
in schools and concluded they are
mot guilty of planned derogation
of groups, but are guilty of failing
to come to grips with basic issues
in the complex problems of human
relations"
It advocated a change in the
course of studies In schools, con-
tending that ''only as those courses
Evening star., 1947-01-24
Steamship Men Push
Fight on Proposed
Sandy Point Airport
By the kssoeio,sd Press

BALTIMORE. Jan. 23.-The
Steamship Trade Association OF
Baltimore was making study today
to support its contention that the
Naval Academy's proposed Sandy
Point airport would be menace to
navigation.
E. Arch Seidl, president, said the
association has solicited the aid of
the Maryland delegation in Con-
gress to block the academy's move.
He said factual information is being
assembled to prove the airport would
be "a very serious menace to life
and free navigation"
"The navigable water between
Sandy Point Light and Kent Island
is but 2 nautical miles in width
and is the narrowest point in the
Chesapeake Bay below Craighill
Channel" Mr.. Seidl said
1.-THE Old Bay Line vessels pass
this point twice daily in all weather
at around dusk and dawn and car
ried during the last year an average
of 400 passengers per sailing" he
said.
"A collision between highly in
f1ammable aircraft and one of these
vessels would result in a major
catastrophe.
Newly constructed and newly re-
paired vessels use this area south
of the channel entrance for their
bay trial runs" he added.
The association also is perturbed
that the projected airport would
not only be used for ''familiarizing
young and inexperienced Navy per-
sonnel' with aircraft, but that
present day heavy sea and land
planes, supersonic and jet propelled,
radio controlled missiles and air.
craft, as well as all Imaginable de-
vices of the future must be reckoned
with" Mr.. Seidl said.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
Jackson Praises Andrus
As Nuremberg Jail Chief
BY the Assoeiaied Press

NUREMBERG, Germany, Jan. "a
Col. B. c. Andrus, whose regime
as prison commandant here was
marked by three suicides, including
that of Hermann Goering, was
praised yesterday by Justice Robert
HaJackson as man who performed
a difficult job well. ~
Mr.. Jackson, chief American
prosecutor of Goering and other high
Nazis, sent the letter of commenda-
ton for Col Andrus to Secretary Of
War Patterson. 1t came here for the
information of officers associated
with Col. Andrus, who now is in the
United States.
Col. Andrus was relieved of his as
signment here after the Goering
suicide and the hanging of the
reichsmarshal's confederates.
Mr.. jackson said in his letter that
Col. Andrus was permitted to leave
because of illness in his family and
not for any implied negligence Of
duty.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
Trinidad Boys Club Plans
Father and Son Night

Father and son night will be held
at the Trinidad Boys Club at 8
pm. tomorrow ats the clubhouse,
|1119 Wylie street NE.
Each boy will challenge his father
to play him in ping pong or any
other activity as part of the pro-
gram. Club members will put on
a show and exhibition of various
sports.
The club also announced the
adult membership drive is still
under way. Club members who
are leading in the number Of
pledges obtained are Bill Turley
Don McDevitt and Tim Shea.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
Photo Society Honors
Missourion for Article

Duane r. Lyon, member Of the
Aeronautical Chart Service Of the
Army Air Forces at st. Louis, Mo,
received an award from the Ameri-
can Society of Photogrammetry last
night for the best article on photog-
rammetry appearing in the society's
journal in 1916.
The meeting was held at the
Wardman Park Hotel. Photogram-
metry is the science of obtaining
surveys with photographs.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
Howurd u. Will Hold
Civil Riahts Conference

An all-day conference viii be held
at Howard University tomorrow on
the power of the Federal Govern
ment to protect the civil rights
Of minorities.
Sponsoring the discussion are the
National Lawyers Guild, the Ma
tional Bar Association and the
National Legal Committee Of the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People.
Senator Taylor, Democrat, Of
Idaho, and Assistant Attorney Gen
eral. Theron L. Caudle are among
those scheduled to speak.
Evening star., 1947-01-24

Of study demand the inclusion Of
topics on inter-group relations. some
OF which are inevitably controver-
sial, will the textbooks be substan-
TALLY improved"
Other projects now under way and
discussed by the commission in their
closed meetings here include work
in 10 public school systems being
performed by "a staff OF experts in
human relations, a teacher training
program, and program for college
students.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
500 Protest to Congress
On Proposed Airport

The Office of Representative
D'Alesandre, Democrat, of Mary
land, said today it had received
more than so letters and kilograms
protesting a proposed Naval Acad-
emy airfield at Sandy Point and
perhaps as many as 500 protests had
reached the entire Maryland dele
cation in Congress.
Objections came mainly from
property owners in the vicinity of
the project who complain that land
values would deteriorate.
The Maryland delegation met on
the matter at the Capital yesterday
but no announcement of a decision
was made.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-07
vGine beilere Grad,t"

unldngit bate ih cine Ionee gi-
lenbabnfabrt 5u MAIDEN; unier &ou-
pee mar 5ienlib itarf beiest; nur nod
fiir stpei mar notOiirftig &aum. 9n
ltieg on elmer ipeiteren Station cine
Wtutter init ibren1, tpie es Ifien, 3.
biz 4idbrigen So6terlein Elm. 9ie
Wtltter nabn neben mir Ylas; SRI.
So6ter iollte auf DEM nun allein nod
leeren Slase ibr eegeniiber iisen;
aber gmma tpeigerte iib bort gu iisen
nno iprong tuieoer berab. Inter lieb.
foienoen 8orten ieste bic Wutter bas
tpioeripenitige Ding bon neuem BIN;
ober lieb gmmhen iprang tpieoerum
berab ulD. gum oritten unb nierten
Wtale - nit INNER trotigerer Mie.
ne, iooaB 5rau Moma enolih na6-
gub, obne alt6 nur Die l1nort an rii.
gen. Otir fobte bos 8lut; cine
lfone er5iebung, oabte i6 BEL mir,
uno mir fiel Elm 3Diegeipra9 Elm 5ipi-
Ifen elmer abnliden Dtutter uno Ell.
nem 8roBpapa. Die Wutter: Sieb
ood, @roBpopo, tpie unse5ogen unIer
aarld)en lit. Sd bobe ibm erit nod
otelen allerliebiten an5ug eefauft uno
nun peieert er itd, i'm au traeen.
Sd piiBte tatidblidb feline nieoli9ere
Sra6t fir iolb fleine &naben, oIS
oiele Watrolen-an5iise 8roBpapo:
sd 1piiBte i6on cine Before fir
ibn."
~l1no bas tp1re?"
8roBpapa: Cine geb0riee Srodt
Griigel."
Sori6te Otiitterl oa sic Gute nidt
our re6ten 3eit gebraudt lit tpGhit
Der eigenItnn beran unb miro Die
3u6trlete Ser gltern unb cine Soupt-
uria6e gum Geroerben Ser &inoer..
@obl oem &inoe, peI6es firth Iernt,
oaB Der 8i1e Der gltern ibn unper.
briid)lid] @eies iei!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-07
8eihdftiee Die Ktnoer

@enn i6 oopon ipre6e, oie &inoer
5ll beld)dftigen, 10 neine i9 ni6t, baB
iie Itets nit laltiefallenoer Mrbeit be.
ldaftigt Deroen ioaen. @enn es m0g-
lid it, 10 iollten sic &inber in elmer
lol6en 8eiie bei6dftigt 1peroen, boB
ibre Irbeit ibnen ebenlotpobI tpie ibr
Spiel cine 5reuoe lit. gs erforoert
gtadoenfen uno ginii6t bonieiten Ser
Glterh um OieIes tun 5u fonnen.
Ofebr gtafOenfen l,no 8eten uno me-
niger tS6elten uno gblorgen tpiirben
erfolgreider in pielen Samilienfreiien
lein. Giele &inocr finber fein Ser
gnitgen oaran, itets bosIelbe 3u Ipie=
len; ebenlo finoen ite audi feinen @e-
fallen oaran, itets oielelbe Mrbeit AT
tim. gtab ser srbeit iollte oas Spiel
tonmen, uno sic slrbeit ionte Dem
Spiel folgen. Sn etliden SGllen mag
oieieS 5uIammengeben.
0fit,nter mag oos, tpas oie gltern
arbeit nennen, oen &inbern Elm Spiel
lein. Ser fleine &nabe erbebt feline
einipenoung, oie &iibe bon Ser 8eioe
5u bringen, tpenn ibm geltottet miro,
lie, auf einem fleinen BonD reiteno,
berbei5ufii5ren. gs lit linn Elm Ser
gniigen, Sol5 fiir bie Ofutter 5l1 brin-
gen, 1penn er es auf ieinem fleinen
Magen tlln fam. 0as fleine M6ohen
finoet Sreuoe oaran, fir ibre Weutter
oas Simmer 5l1 fegen, 1penn lie es NIT
ibrem tleinen geien feeen barf. &lei,
ne aufgaben tpie oieie fonnen gu Ell
ner Silfe fiir sic gltern uno sur
5reube fir Die &inber, ober ebenio
au6 5u elmer lditige1 arbeit genatt
DerOen.
8ir baben i6on Gltern ioaen b0-
rem: ~gs nimmt meine gon5e 3eit in
Mnlprud, Die &inoer Dor unfuq al
betpobren." Gs ipiiroe beiier fir bie
&inoer uno audi fiir oie gltern Iein,
Denn Die &inoer BON oen gltern be-
1tdfttgt gebalten ipiirben. @ebt BEN
&inoern 9eifaftieuns! ueberlaBt es
1bnen nlt)t gan5 uno gar, bierin ieIbIt
Die 8abl gu treffen. 8emiibt eu6, 6ie
arbeit nno bas Spiel in elmer ioIden
8eiie 5u perbinben. baB bie arbeit 10
letdt mie moglih lit, Inn nusbrineeno
uno iple oas Spiel cine Sreuoe su
lein. 9ie Mrbeit miro lei6ter fir 1ie
gernadt in Der froben grtpartung Ell
mes guten Spieles, tpenn bie Irbeit
pollenoet lit. 8eidaftiet oie &inoer,
aber iiberanitrengt iie nidt! Die &in-
Der iollten ionobI geiitise tpie oud
pbpiiid)e geiddftieune baben. Benn
bas 8emiit NIT euten @eoanfen er.
flint lit, miro fein &aum fiir boie
@e0anfen borbanoen iein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-07

bolen, aber idon nad ELM paor 3ii-
gen blieb er i'm 8emirr Der @nIier.
pflon5en bangen urtb begann 1ngIt.
lif) au tpinieln. Ser sSGger ihof
ben &abn beran, tpollte oas Eier bin
einbeben, beugte ii1 iiber ben Nano.
Ga brab Der 8oben bes Sabraeuges,
6as @aiier ipru6elte gurgelno aui
unb oas Boot ianf langiam, gana
Ianglam in Dos @ei1linge.
Ginen augenbIif i6rie Sintm aui
ipie in Eooesongit, rib ieine Scope
berab uno tpoIlte oas 2ed Itopfen.
sber oas Baiier idlug ihon iiber
ben idaufelnoen Hano nno nnter
aufgurgelnoen 8Ioien quollen Eeih.
roien uno @anfen gegen BEN &orper
oes Sdgers. @leid5eitig fiibIte er,
pie Ser 8oben langlam i'm S1lamm
unter ibm tuegIanf, tiefer uno tiefer.
gr rif)tete iid auf, itano tpie elm
Baum aufrebt uno grobe uno fiibIte
bod, tpie Der Sf)apeiB inn iiber bas
antlit RANT gr ipuBte ploslid,
baB er Iterben rnuBte, baB er feline
Soffnung batte, menn Die 8retter
unter linn nidt eleid @rutto fonoen.
2eiie gludIeno itieg oas @aiier on
ibn en1por, orang gegen ieine gruit
uno tpufs su oen adIelbobIen.
Sbm fiel Elm, baB @ieb Mbrens
auf i'm 1parten tpiiroe, uno Dob er
ibr nid)t mebr belfen fonnte gegen
ibren 8ater. Sbm fiel elm, ooB iie
i'm iuden tpiirbe, toeeIans, uno nidt
glauben ipollte, baB er iie berlaiien
bate. l1no nod einmaI fran1pfte iif)
feline 8ruit 5ulammen, l1no obne
Soffnung unb oo6 nit oem ner5tpei=
felten 8inen a1 leben, orang elm gel
Ienoer Sdrei Inn Silfe iiber bic Seis
De, uno oann nod einmal, leiie,
r0delno.
Die mori6en 8retter unter linn
glitten erbarm,tl1gslos idrdger uno
l6rager. 9a 1puBte er, oaB er iter-
ben muBte.
Die Come ities I'M Often, Ieu6-
tenb uno glanaeno, unb mari rotes
5euer iiber Die groe. Die G0gel in-
belten auf elm &eb ldredte bon fern.
Ser 9eebel mid, uno Der See lag
tpeitbin in rotem @ieoerlhein. Der
Simmel aber blaute bod oben, uno
graoe iiber ieinem Saupte tparen
5tpei biinne @olfden ipie tpeiBe
Srnuenbdnoe.
Simnn fiiblte auf einmal feline 60
oesfurdt mebr. Sour Weitleib NIT
Dem Medo6en erfiil1te i'm. 2eiIe
lpra6 er ibren Namen Dor iib bin.
Damn mari er Die @rine bod unb
ianf 5ur Seite. @urgelnb ipielte bas
8aiier, ifloilen iid Die &anfen iiber
linn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-07
Die 6emalt Der Trdnen

Gem Golfselauben ipie er 'i6
unS IN Site ltnb 8rarb, in Gage
nno 2ieo funogibt, liegt ni6t lelten
ein ourd)aus iittlider &ern 5ugrun-
De. gs betuabrt ii6 oarin oes 8olfes
geiunoes 8efiibI uno beritGnoiges
urteil. @ar nron6e GorItellung
meilt ein bobes, ebrtpiiroiges sllter
auf; idon lniere germaniI I6en Sor-
fabren boben iie gefannt uno betpabrt
als grbiGae Der 8oraeit. Spdter
bot lie iid] Damn in Die driitIibe
Solfslttte bineingelebt unb sic Sabr=
bunoerte iiberoauert bis auf SEN beu=
tigen Sag. Die @eiitli6en boben in
our6aus rid)tiger @rfenntnis Der
So6lage BEN 8olfsglauben, ipenn er
nidt Ser driitli6en @eltauffaiiung
entgegenitano, friltli6 umsebiloet
ino ibm cine bobere, gelauterte uno
perflarte geoelltung gegeben. 3pei-
fellos lit ser bette &itt 5ipii6en Gbris
itentun uno 8olfsgeiit Der golfss
claude, iene bon ben Iogenunnten @e=
bilbeten piel perldlterte, aber oo6 10
tpoblberebtigte, ipobltdtige, fromme
Soelie Der Sagen ltno @ebrGuhe.
2eiber lit oieier 8olfsglaube nur 5u
bdufig Der gntartung preisgegeben,
rno Der Golfsaberglaube iibertpu=
6ert oann ben geIunoen &ern. Cine
berebtigte Biiroigung aber berlangt,
oielen uuf5uiu1en uno gu beDerten.
go ipielten au6 Die Sr1nen in
ben Golfsiagen aliro 2egenoen bon ie-
Der cine eroBe 9toae.
8ei eroBem Sdmer5 1tno beftigem
Summer bat 8ott Dem Menlben in
oen Sranen einen EroIt gegeben,
Dos betriibte Ser5 fiiblt ii6 baour6
erlei6tert, Die itille Srane Iinoert
bas 2eio. Mber aub bierbei oarf Elm
gepilies MaB nid)t iiberidritten tper-
ben. Der Gbriit ioa iid Dor l1nnaBi-
gem uno unperniinftigem 8einen BIZ
ten. gr muB iid) oariiber flar tper-
ben, oaB es @ottes @ille gepeien lit,
Der i'm in 10 groBen Sdmer5 Der.
Iett bat.
9ie polfstiimli6en mittelalterli-
ben Sreoiger baben ben 8olfsglal1>
ben BON Der 8eipalt Der Srdnen
pobl gefannt uno itb ieiner bel emit
iprebenber @elegenbeit beoient. go
bielt @eiler bon &aiiersberg iiber bas
Sbema Noli flere I'M WunIter 5u
5traBburg fiinf Yreoigten, Die ipa-
ter unter Dem Sitel ~Sroitlpiegel"
55serraaiaissseseben tpurbeH. llnberniinf-
tiges 8einen bdlt er fir ourbaus
ihGbli6, benn Der Sote babe oaran
feinen Gefallen, ionbern MiBfauen.
Nornentli1 aiuber, Inn oeren 500
fih Die Niitter aGauiebr bdrmen, er.
i1einen oes geabts urlo bitten, nibt
fnebr au trauern, ba tie ionit i'm @ra'
be feline Hube mebr baben.
4 Dieles riibrenbe Wotin BON Der
Grbeinung peritorbener &inber, Die
Die Wfutter bitten, nit Der 1naBloien
Grauer ouf5ub0ren, liegt elmer gan-
gen &eibe bon 8olfsiagen aus anen
beutl1en @auen 3ugrlin6e. Sn elmer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-07
Uur Elm mort

Gin @ort lpie leidt uno ipie
id)mer fann es ipiegen! g8ie Elm
flii6tiger Saud fann es IpurIos
pertpeben, aber es fann au6 nit tan.
Ie1b 8ioerbafen I'M Ser5en baften
Gin einaiges @ort fann ipirfen tpie
elm Sunfe i'm 3iinoItoff unb einen
grano entfaben, Elm ein5iges 8ort
fann Iblnmmernbe &rdfte our Sa1
lpeden, ploslif, bon beute auf NOR
gen ODER es fnnn 1pirfen tpie Der
ms Balier getporfene Stein, Der
langlam &reis INN &reis nod iid
5iebt, Bis Der gIatte Spiesel bes
Sees biz in ben entfernteiten @in-
fel in 5itternbe Sh4pingungen gerGt,
elm ein5ises @ort fnnn ipirfen tpie
bas Steinhen, bas Die nerbeerenbe
2atuine ms &oaen bringt. Gin elm
5iges 8ort elm ipie lei6tes uno
Elm ipie ibiperes Ding lit es bod!
l1nb bod geben mir nit unleren
8orten 10 leid)iinnig um! @iepiel
unniise @orte. iperoen an einem ie-
ben Gage eeiproden, leere @orte,
Ole 1pie Spreu I'M @inoe nertpeben,
Die feine Spur ouriidlaiien. @ie
1penige unierer 8orte, Die mir tGg-
Iib reoen ipirfen aIs Samenf0rner
8ie oft miro Elm @ort eebro6en,
elm eegebenes 8erlpre6en nift ein-
geloit, tpie oft miro unbeoa1t uno
lei6tiinnig Elm @ort, cine 8erli6er-
nng gegeben, cine 3uiage erteilt.
8ie ,piiroen mir eridreden, tpenr
zines Cages oie lange Neibe unierer
uneineeloiten 8eripre6ungen, unie-
rer geeebenen @orte fdne, uns an-
5uflagen!
11nb Damn ulI bie @orte, Die in
l1nbeoabtiamfeit unb 2eihtiinn ge-
iproben iinb! @ir tr0iten uns ba-
nit. Bob mir MIR 10 .bingereoet"
baben, 1lno mir baben feline Mbnung
uno feine &ontrone bariiber, OF iie
nidt in elmer @eiie ge!pirft baben,
bic mir nid1t benbiidtigten. Gin nm
beoahtes gSort es gebt iiber oei-
ne 2ippen om modteIt es auriidru-
fen uno fonnit es bod niht, es
1linmt ieinen Slug rnb gebt ieinen
@eg nnb rihtet pieaei1t l1nbeil nn6
5haoen an, 1l1ebr als bu oenfIt.
llnb etr6lif Die @orte, bic in 3orn
nn0 2eioenifnft geiproden 1perben!
Bir olle fennen ibre 5oIeen.
Drum bite beine 3unee tpobI,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-07
familicnkreis

8oIo lit elm >boies 8ort geiagt;
. 8ott! gs ipar niht bos gemeint -
Der andre aber gebt unb fInst.
8obl lit es 1nogIif, bur1 Die ner.
iobnlihe Sprabe Ser 2iebe ben Gin
orud bes boIen @ortes binipeg5u.
loiben; aber tpie tpenige finben bns
redte @ort Der 2iebe unb Ser Ser.
iobnung, tpenn erit Die 8orte oes
3ornes gefaIlen itnb!
l1no enoli1 Die l,neeiprobenen
Worte!
3enn auh lie fonnen at uniern
MnflGgern lperben, Die @orte Der
2iebe uno 8eriObnlihfeit, Die 81.
ipre6en mir aus falihem 5tolae un-
terlieBen. @arum feblt uns 10 Oft
oas "erlOienoe" @ort, uno gerabe
oa, ipo mir am tiefiten Ieioen? gs
lit faum slt iagen, ,per mebr 5u be-
oauern tit: ale Die, tpelde, lpie man
iogt, ~ibre 2iebe nidt aeigen fott-
men,, ober bie, ipelbe urnter oen .iln-
geiprodenen" @orten, nod benen
iie iib ood iebnen, 5u leioen baben.
8as niist ben GerIbnabtenoem Die
Satlo6e, oaB rings Inn i'm in bnnf-
Ter Siefe 8aieraoern ben 8oben
ourfrieieht, tpenn ibm Der Spaten
feblt, mad oen 2ablal au graben.
Bas niist es bem Irmen, ooB tief
I'M SdoB Der grbe @olo uno gbel-
iteine geborgen Iieeen, tpenn er iie
ni6t 5u beben bermog2 Ser Ser
ihmadtenoe oiiritet fort, unb Der
Irme 6arbt tpeiter. @as niist Ser
Sdas bon ungebobener 2iebe in 10
bielen Ser5en, iDernl Die erlolenben
Worte feblen?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-07
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&iimmernis fomnen por; ober Monn
uno Srau miiiien es bereint al tro-
gen iuden, Damn iperoen ite ip1ter
nit 9efrieoisung ouf bic i6limme
Sergangenbeit 5uriidbliden uno ibr
2eben als einen Sieg betra6ten, iiber
all oas ltngemab, oas ibnen tpiber-
fabren lit. 8eioe Seile eben iollen
bemiibt iein, ieoen 31piIt au permei-
Den, itets 5ur GerItanoisune iid be-
reit 5eigen unb liebeoolle gea6li6t
fiir einanoer iiben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-07
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Sod man nimmt mid itremg in
Sflidt,
Mablen ipa id treiben.
SdOner it's, int 8albrepier
Sinsen freie 8eiien;
Tod bic Sriiber rufen mir:
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ltnb mir trasen 2ait nnS &a6n
ltnb Der 6eimat Cannon,
Die int fernen Osean
Sliisel iuulen ipannen.
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