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Evening star., 1947-06-30
MOTOR TRAVEL.

GOING ANYWHERE week ends?-Leavs
Friday, return Sunday; new Buick sedan:
door to-door service; Michigan 52s5. 2'
ers and guests; share expenses; refs. ex-
changed: cars to all cities; California
daily. 1921 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. $3.50. ;ss
TO MEXICO CITY-Wanted, some one to
help drive, share expenses: leaving about
July r FA 2SO3-W 1s
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local Advertisers
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)

Flat rate per ne------------45c 45c
Out-of- Town Rate is charged
on all advertising Is miles or more
from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made in time
When cancellng classified advertisements
he sure to make a note of the cancellation
number This is important in case your
statement does not show credit for the
cancellation.
If advertisement was Rrepaid. retain
cash register receipt which bears serial
number. with date. and identihes your
advertisement
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appear on Page AS.
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clothes; valet: part or fun l time percentsse sn.
in X es mn hays
references required: starting salary, $500
ger R9t 9S s9S Or sss bstter to start
20-2s: a really fine position, to take charge
Of small. pleasant office; must have excel
lent. shorthand and typing, must have
have been recently employed; Apply $3.50
to II am. only. Suite 604, 91s st. NV.
sECRETARY-S Y-STENoGRAPHER - Private
ary Commensurate with ability. Telephone
s. shr1hE5 sl55 tSs %oaRs aR2GnsReRt sRR live in
SHIRT FINIsHER, bosom operators, shirt
ePesd wsHGoN aaf eSfes5
SHOE sALEsLADY. experience preferred;
ssessnt ;a5sy sna bus k6r2
ssrEEsSoaGikApHER s .,plst general once
g9od salary and working conditions. Box
gfia TENo.-BooKKEErER 800 by estab. u;p 7epu-
Anacostia. Sc; experience in same or
similar lines and residence. in this area
preferred. Consider recent graduate if
gence. Perman anent; write Bog $3.50. Ft.
STENOGRAPHER CLERk - lmmedlate
opening in established real estate Office.
Air conditioned, pleasant SURROUNDINGS, s.
day week and other benefits. Give age
and state experience in detail. Replies
and references kept confdeitial. Starting
salary. S35 per week with promotions
eoIlmensurate with proven ability. Boz Box
sTENoGRApHER-cLERk- sT Experience in
real estate mortgage transactions helpful
but not necessary Excel oppor for an
efacient, conscientious and industrious in
dividual: 5-day week. State age, COM
mercial, not Govt. exper,, in detail and
salary required for Consideration and ap-
pointment Box TAR, Star 30'
STENOGRAPHER-Col graduate. under
80 capable of taking dictation at the rate
of 100 words per minute or better and of
transcribing accurately and neatly: interest
in personnel work would be helpful though
experience in personnel work not essential;
5-day, 40-hr wk, about 5000 per mo. to
start; this position will appeal to some one
with initiative who is willing to assume
responsibility. Write for interview. giving
information you would want If you were
doing the employing. Box 369-B. Star. 80
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HELP MEN.

high-pressure steam boiler. NATIONAL
BRICK.& SUPPLY CO., Terra Gotta. D. C.
GE. 2721. 80
for general contractors Office
prefer graduate civil or structura al engl-
Evening star., 1947-03-23

Everyday 6sh-whether It's out of
the stream Or your 8roca's frusen
food cabinet-becomes \ party dish
VIXEN you fry It golden brown in
Crisco and dress 1t up with deli
cious Piqu1nt Lemon Sauce
FRseD Rss ulns PSouAlGT sAuH
Ciean perch Tor any whole fish, or
nse fsh fiRets. Wash and dry. For \
eri.p. crunehy crust. dip in salted
milk, then roll in q mixture of corn-
meal and seasoned -four. Fry slowiy
in hot Crisco- Turn to brown ON m
sides Serve with Piquant Sauce.
(Be ssus b ase Cssscs-irs dsees1-
SEND FOR cRisco's COOK BOOK. {
It's yours for 1Oe in coin and a CT
Dept. W, Box S37, Cincinnati 1. @
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an all time high when two widely known bakeries in
Chelsea were tmonged from daylight to dusk with
people from all parts of London who came to taste of
this bread. There insane rivalry between the two
places, each pretending to be The Original Chelsea
Bun House.
1t was Poor Richard who wrote 'ione -a-pemy. two
a-penny buns, by the date for Good Friday in his
famous almanac. He took good care to write it down
for in his time, hot cross buns were baked on that
day only. Now we enjoy these spicy breads through
out the Lenten season.
Buy the hot cross buns 'or make them for your
sons Here is an old English recipe that came to us
a few years ago from Mrs Walter Oaoot of Man.
chester. Conn, and it makes the best buns we have
ever eaten. Mrs Ocott feels the same way about
these particular buns. So treasured is her recipe that
she keeps it in the family safe box in the bank We
pass it on to our readers with our very best wishes
for happy Easter.
Old Ensiish Csow Buns
Al 9 PM: Mix one cup sugar with one-half cup
melted butter, the yolks of three Large or four medium
eggs, well-beaten, and two and one fourth cups
scalded milk cooled to ukewarm Soften one yeast
cake in one fourth cup lukewarm water and add
St one and one half teaspoons salt one teaspoon nut
meg with two quarts -four. Add half of -four to first
mixture and beat very we'll Stir in remaining -four
and weIl-beaten egg whites until blended Place IN
oiled bowl and oil top of dough- Cover with cloth
and let stand overnight in warm place
A6 AM: Knead dough ON lightly Toured board
using not more than one-haH cup additional four
Roll dough out one half inch thick and cut in rounds
with thee-mch oooly cutter Place on slightly oiled
oooky sheets. Blush with melted butter, cover with
a acean towel and let rise one and one-hal hours more
until doubled m bulk With knife or scissors out
deep cross On each bun. Bake m a mcduate oven
175 to 40OoF.) 20 to Is minutes. G1a1e by brush
ing with syrup made of one cup confectimers'
sugar moistened with water, favored with vanilla
Approximate yield: ~ dozen large buns.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-08-06
CAR, TRUCK
PRODUCTION

Observation-Disclosures of cars
and trucks in the United States
and Canada this week is esti-
mated at 1O2,630 units, COM
pared with a revised figure of
9O,O75 for last week, by
Wards Automotive Reports.
In the corresponding week
last year 8O,985 were built,
while in the comparable per-
iod of 1941 output was 1885,
SOS.
This weeks total was made
up of 1926 cars and 22,48O
trucks in the u. S. and 1855
cars and 1920 trucks in Cana
da.
Chief contributors to the in
crease in this weeks volume
over last week were Plymouth,
Nash and Ford.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-08-06
RE: YOUR PROFIT SHARING

RE: YOUR PROFIT SHARING
BENEFITS
PLEASE ALWAYS REMEMBER
THAT YOUR PROFIT SHARING
BENEFITS REQUIRE YOUR CON-
TINUOUS ATTENDANCE.
Do not lose any one years bene-
fits. Absences due to vacations; brief
absences due to illness; temporary
lay-offs or leave-of absences granted
in writing by the Company and leave
Of-absences granted or deemed to
have been granted for service in the
Armed Forces of the United States,
shall not be construed to be an in
terruptiOn of a continuous period of
employment;
But ABSENCES DUE TO ANY
OTHER CAUSE OR REASON
WHATSOEVER shall be deemed Gum
less otherwise determined by the
Company and the Trustees.) to con-
stitute resignation of a Participant
from the service of the Company,
and would result in the loss of at
least full years participation in the
Plan.
ZION INDUSTRIES, INC.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-08-06

Our Lord Jesus Christ is the
only One Who ever perfectly
kept the Law of God given on
Mount Sinai. The reason He
could keep the Law without
offending in a single point,
was because His heart was
ever filled with Love to God
and to His fellowmen. He said
of Himself, II came not to de-
stroy (trespass) the Law, but
to fulfill it," The Lord con-
densed the Ten Command
ments into two all-embracing
commands, n m e ly: (D
'Thou shalt love the Lord thy
God with all thy heart, and
with all thy soul, and with all
thy mind" and (2) "Thou
shalt love thy neighbor as thy
SELF" saying, con these two
commandments hang all the
Law and the prophets" The
Law of God was intended to
serve as a mirror to reveal to
man his shortcomings.
VIII THE EIGHTH CON-
MANDMENT FORBID
DING STEALING AND
DISHONESTY. Verse Is;
| Kings FL: 1-16; Proverbs
80: 10; [ Cor. 6: Gil; [
Tim. 6: Gil; James 2: 10;
So; 5: IA.
This command forbids not
only thefts and robberies,
which every honest citizen
must condemn, but all fraudu-
lent transactions and misrepre-
sensations. There is no excuse
for stealing. God has sanction
ed the rightful ownership of
property. 1t is wrong for one
to appropriate anything in a
questionable way. There are
two outstanding examples of
stealing recorded in the Old
Testament: CD that of Achan,
who first saw, then coveted,
then stole a Babylonish gar
ment and a wedge of gold,
which he hid in the earth in
the midst of his tent; and (2)
that of Ahab, who first covet-
ed, then by unlawful means
took possession of the vine
yard belonging to Naboth.
Both of these transgressors
were severely punished by
God.
This commandment forbids
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-08-06

every form of dishonesty: the
use of unjust weights and
measures, the coMnterfeiting of
money, the adulterating of
foods, the taking of unlawful
interest, also forbids gambling
and lottery, and squandering
and wastefulness.
TX THE NINTH COMMAND
MENT FORBIDDING LY-
ING, DISHONESTY AND
FALSEHOOD. Verse 16;
Psalm 80: 1; 1879: IA, %,
"a; Prov. 20: 1927; John
8:44; 14:21; 10: 1872;
Ephes. 4: rs; 5: 1-6; Tit.
3: 1-6.
This commandment gives
direction with regard to our
neighbours honor and reputa-
ton. No one should ever be
guilty of bearing false witness
against another person. Lying
and deceit are twin sisters to
cheating and stealing. Lying
is a most common sin. Even
children begin early to lie and
deceive their parents. If not
corrected, this will lead to sad
results in later life. 1t will keep
one from living a life of in
tegrity and honor. Satan is
called 'the father of lies" for
che abode not in the TRUTH.
Satan deceived our first par
ents in the Garden of Eden by
a falsehood, and thereby
plunged the whole human race
into the depth of degradation.
Jesus alone can save man from
sin because He could say of
Himself: II am the Way, and
the Truth and the Life"
We are commanded in the
New Testament to "put away
lying" and Ito speak truth
every man with his neighbour"
1t is contended by some that
there are occasions and cir
cumstances where one is justi-
fled in lying. The Bible gives
instances of untruths uttered
by some who should have
known the error of SO doing,
such as the case of Abraham
deceiving Pharoah with regard
to Sarah being his sister; and
Isaac deceiving Abimelech re-
garding Rebekah; and Rahab
seeking to spare the lives of
the two spies entertained in
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-08-06

her house. The Word of God
indeed gives the record of
these lies, yet it does not in the
least Justify them nor does it
ever justify wrongdoing of any
kind. Through fear and cow
ardice Peter lied and denied
his Lord; afterward he went
out and wept bitterly over his
sin. What terrible judgments
came upon Ananias and Sapph-
ira for lying. Keep close to
Jesus and you will be kept
from lying. Jesus promised the
Holy Spirit, Who would be the
Counsellor and Guide of Gods
children and Who would
"guide us into all truth"
X THE TENTH COMMAND
MENT FOR BIDDING
COVETOUSNESS. Verse
II; Matthew Is: 10, 20;
10: 1924; Rom. z: 1921;
Gal. 3:13; 5: 1917; Eph.
4: 1922; [ John 2: 14-17;
5: 10.
This commandment forbids
one to covet anything of his
neighbor's whether it be his
wife, manservant, maidserv-
ant, OK or ass, or "anything
that is thy neighbours" Jesus
traced the origin of all evils
condemned in the second half
of the Ten Commandments to
the heart of man, for He said,
"Out of the heart proceed evil
thoughts, murders, adulteries,
fornication, thefts, false wit
ness, blasphemies." Satan may
bring these evil thoughts to
child of God, but it is not
necessary ever to yield to any
evil thought. Have your heart
filled with the love of God,
and you will not yield to the
assaults of the world, the flesh,
or the devil. God will enable
you to live an overcoming tri-
umphant life. When you love
what is good, you will of neces-
sity hate that which is evil.
HAVE YOU GIVEN JESUS
FULL POSSESSION OF YOUR
HEART AND LIFE, so THAT
YOU CAN OVERCOME SA-
TAN'S WILES AND TEMP
TATIONS?
These weekly lessons, punched for
loose leaf folder, may be obtained by
mail for S1.00 year.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN bv
the Board of Education of School Dis
trict No. 6 in the County of Lake,
State of Illinois, that tentative bud
get and appropriation ordinance for
said School District for the fiscal year
beginning July 1, l947, will be on file
and conveniently available to public
inspection at the Superintendent of
flee from and after ten o'clock A. M,
Wednesday, July 80, 1947, at the
Lakeview School in this School Dis
trict.
Notice is further given hereby that
a public hearing on said budget and
appropriation ordinance will be held
at eight o'clock P. NJ, Thursday, Au-
gust %, 1947, at the Lakeview School
in this School District.
Dated this 10Th day of July, 1947.
Board of Education of School Dis
trict No. in the County of Lake,
State of Illinois.
By c. C. CAPP,
Secretary
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-08-06

THE TEN COMMANDMENTS
PART iii The Law Forbdding Stealing Lying and Covetoune
Exodus 2015l7 Memory Verses Exodus 205l7
Zion Bible School Lesson 2Aa2
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1947-03-01
NOTICE 10 ECnO aUBsCl1-IEI-7

The Echo is only published twice
per month, the first and fifteenth Of
each month. If you win read your
paper closely you will note that i
is published semi-monthly.
Editor.
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.fannillenkreie

Sntereiien un6 Neigungen fiibrt ooer
au fiibren iid aneep0bnt bat.
nWuB bic 3uneigung ni6t ltnter
iolh fiibl geihdftsmdBigem &ompa-
niegeI6dft Ieioen?" 10 tpurbe id
fiir3lih einmal BON elmer aIten, ipeiB.
baarigen Dame gefragt, Die oas
@liid ibres 2ebens barin geIeben bot.
te tpie ollen ibren 8efannten fein
@ebeimnis blieb -, ii9 reitlos einen
nod ibrer Weinung melt iiber ibr
Itebenben Wann binaugeben, Dabei
perrieten unadblige feline 2eioensli.
MEN UNI Munb uno Mugen Die iabr-
aebntelangen gnttduldunsen 1no Die
tiefe &eiignation, nit Der iie I6ngit
Den S9luBItrih inter ibre einitigen
SOeale bonn gbegliif eeaogen nur
al oelltlid]. IlS i6 ibr 10 ihonungs-
bon, mie es nit Giidiidt auf ibr eige-
mes gbeleben nur n1ogli6 tuar, Bill
oeriolder Chen aeidnete, tpie ib iie
ibr unb einem fleinen Sreunbesfrei-
ie gegeniiber nerfohten unb aus ei-
gener @rfabrlng als bobit ipiin-
i6ensnert id)iisen lernte, ba beug.
te lie nit leiiern, nur mir bemerfba.
rem Seltf5er ben iilbertpeiBen S6ei:
tel: Isle mogen redt baben. 8ieI.
lei6t miro cine @eiunoung Der gbe
uno eine &ldrung in ben 8eaiebun-
gen Ser @eldledter aueinanber ourd
cine berartige @befompagnie erreidt
8obl beiBt Elm altes Spribport:
&ompagnie glei6t 2umperie, aber
man bat ia i'm 2eben 10 ungeadbIte
&ompagnieidbaften fennen gelernt,
Die geraoe bur1 iabr5ebntelanees 8e-
lteben uno itanoig tpadIeroen @obl-
ltano BEN 8etpeis erbra6ten, oaB
bel ridtiger 8abl 6es &ompagnons,
alio bolliger @rgdn5ung Ser Dem an-
oeren ielbit feblenoen gigenI6aften,
8ertboues, ia @ertpolItes erreiht
meroen fonn. Gielleift laiien itd
gerliebte bei ibrer 8abl au6 einmal
bon Dem 8eitdtspunfte Ieiten, 11i6t
nur einen 8enoiien fir Die ionner-
ourdleudteten, gliidliden, iorsloien
3eiten int gbeleben 5u tpGblen, ion-
bern i'm audi oaraufbin 5u priifen,
ob er aud] in triiben, iorgenberbun-
felten Stunoen tapfer uno unent-
pegt, belfeno un0 itiibenb 5ur Sci
te bleiben miro uno ou6 Damn ni6t
nanft, penn Ger 8eg ii6 i'm 9un-
fel perliert unb fein errei6bnres 3ieI
oas gemeinlame Streben lobnt."
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nung ibres tpabren 8eiens baben,
oaB lie au6 nod ME ernltli6 um lie
gerungen baben.
Denn tpabre 2iebe, Die beniitig'
Itol5e Simmelstodter, min erf1npft
iein. Sic min Elm Meni6enber5,
oas nab ibr begebrt, sana beiisen
uno oarum muB es iih aubor aIler
S6iudt llnb ollen gigennutes entle.
bigen, uno Dos foItet immer Sample
Darum muB Der, Ser Iieben min,
rieienltarf fem. 2ieben beiBt: immer
nnr einen onoern tpollen uno mel.
men unb fir i'm alles 8Iiif uno
aue Seligfeit. 2ieben beiBt: fir Ell,
men anoeren bunberttnal iterben
Dollen, bornit Ser onoere bunoert-
NAL lebe; ii6 fir einen anberen aus.
preiien laiien, obne nod bem 2obn
oafiir al fragen. 9arum muB Der
2ieben-8ollenbe unerbittlidb bart
ietn fonnen gegen iif unb gona tpei-
de, fiibliam-5orte Seele eeeen Sen
anoeren.
2iebe min oienen, min bie 2ait
oes @eliebten tragen, min miibe
meroen I'M oes anberen tpillen. l1no
min feinen anberen 2obn unb feline
anoere Seltgfeit bafiir als bos iiiBe
BetpuBtletn: meine Meiibigfeit bat
meinen 8eliebten erfriift! - 2iebe
pia NIT oem onoern INNER 5uian1-
auf Den anoern INNER tpieoer ber-
men iein, unb fann oo9 aus 2iebe
5i6ten. 9orum madt 2iebe peit-
ber5ig uno opfermutig. 9orum lit
Siebe ein slltar, auf bent bas itau-
nensDertelte Spfer oargebro6t piro,
oas WeenI6en Oarbringen fonnen:
oos eigene Sd. 8arum lit 2iebe inn
mer groB I'M 8eben, neil aud ibre
tleinlten 8aben nit ibrem Ser3bIut
getpeibt iino.
Siebe fragt nidt, iie errGt. 2iebe
blttet nidt nit 8orten, iie flebt nit
9llden Siebe perbietet ni6t, iie ber-
btttet uno - per5eibt.
llnO Degen al Dem fam Siebe
nldt Saune unb 9lugenblidsItim=
ml1ng, ionoern mub Sat uno 2eben
uno Seele iein.
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Das 1T Siebe?

go biele MenIden reben bon 2ies
be, unb: piiien nidt, mas lie lit. Mit
falm einem anberen @ort miro 10
biel WiBbraud getrieben, tpie nit
Dem bolben Namen oieler bebren
Simmelsto6ter; Die nur in 9emut
lno Danfbarfeit uno nit beilieem
Shauern genannt tperoen biirfte,
neil iie ettpas @ottlides lit. Oenn:
@ott lit oie 2iebe! I1no peil 10
piele Menlden iid nod @ott uno
nad 2iebe iebnen, nennen tie 10 biel
l1nsDiir6iges nit oieiem boben Sea-
MN.
Giner meint 8lutmallung unb
Nerbenfisel, u,1o nennt oas 2iebe,
Elm anberer iagt ebenio bon 8egieroe
uno Sinnenluit. @ieoer anoere bal-
ten ibren ggoismus, lire Sdiudt
fir 2iebe, anoere iogar lire &errih.
|iubt nno Eprannei. l1no fie ale
beueiien oamit, oab iie feine slb.
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beqnem oils moglid, riitteln 6ie &ii-
lien reiben 5lr beittmmten Stunbe
piinftIid Die ar3nei Tie itellen 8lu.
men on oas 8ett uno perridten tau.
leno fleine 0inge, bic DEM &ronfen
uno @eneienoen tpobltun uno ieine
Soffnung neu beleben. l1no erIt ift
Der idredliden &riess5eit! 8er
5ablt iie ouf, Die 2iebesoienite ser
5rauenbdnoe9
@as Die eeididte Sano nit Der
geaoel leiitet, mir piiien es. gbIe
5iritentobter un6 fromme &loiter.
trauen baben idon in alter 3eit
son6e &unitperfe sei6affen, gum
S6mude Der Girden, pie 5ablrei.
DIE geuieen beute nod iolde auf.
tpeiien.
8elhe Siille bon 2iebesperfen,
BON Srauenbanb eeidaffen, liegt nur
10 in elmer MISUNDERSTANDING fir
arme &inber!
. Segen uno Jtubm Der sSrau.
enbano! l1eberaa beri6onernb, ins
2ehon Der Witmeniden einaugreifen!
Ser 600 beripii6t ibre Spuren nidt,
Segen ~iro ibr folgen iiber's Grab
binaus!
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ag* 3SS&S&SSB@SSl

Son oieler ibrer @robe biiBt bic
Eugeno Der &Ifii6tnabme in uns
fern slusen eepiB nidt oellentpillen
eln, neil tie 10 einfa6 uno unbes
ohtet Dtrft uno paltet.
Sm @esenteil, bos erbobt nur if,
rem 8ert uno ibre S6onbeit. &o-
nigin Siebe in ibrem oemiitigIten,
lhlidteiten @enonoe, ia - in ei-
mem 10 unauffGlligen @e1ponoe, 6oB
lie oarin MIR ielten erfonnt miro
- oaS lit Die Sugeno oes 9fiidlidt-
nebmens.
@er Dem geGditen almoien eibt
ooer 8efaaigfeiten ertpeiit ober 8e-
letotgungen ber5eibt, ser miro au6
Sanf, Siebe, 8epunoerung oafiir
ernten. Sineeeen per &iidIi6t iibt,
miro lelten Sob 11no 9lnerfennung
bOren, neil riidii6tspolle Menl6en,
namentlid menn ite einmol Meilter
beg &iidii6tnebmens getporben iin6,
lbre Sugeno 10 iiben, baB iie 5tpar
oielen 5ugute fonlmt, ober tpenigen in
Die slugen fdat. Riidiibtnobme i'll
feline rentable Sugenb.
9ot1penoig lit Dos giidli6tnneb.
men in unierem Sntereile, aber auf)
i'm Snterelie bes Nd6iten inn Sn.
tereiie ser aberdeen iiberbaupt. 0as
meilte 8eb unb 2eio in Ser Meni6-
belt lit oieleidt nidt BON blinoen
8etpalten, &ranfbeiten, ueberldnem.
mungen uno Oerglei6en berbeiges
fitbrt, ionoern tpobl bur6 oie 9fud-
ii9tsloiigfeit Der Meniden unterein-
onoer. sluf ibre 9fe6nung lit ieoen.
falls cine ungebeure Summe bon
gerarmung, 8ei66mung, &r4nfung,
BON Streitigfeiten, Bro5elien, &rie-
gen 5n ieten.
Was niiten mir ser WenI6beit,
penn mir elm penig Weni i6engliid
begriinoen unb Damn oafitr anberes
nit una6tiamem SUB 5ertreten !?
8enn mir bier einmal in ser ISOLDE
eine frobe Stunbe bereiten uno on-
bern tpieoer bunoertmal cine frobe
ytinnte beroerben? 8as niist es.
penn Die Serrin oes Saules ibren
Oienern am Seiligen Ibeno irseno
eln glan5enoes @eidenf ma6t, naf)-
Dem iie ibnen in ridit6tsIoier 2ar-
ne ODER SGrte bos Sabr iiber 10 mani
den Ibeno perbittert bat?
2iebe bat MIR ser, unb Segen
perbreitet nur ser, beiien eriter
@rnnbias lit: ib min ieo1peoem &C.
i6opf 10 Denig ais nur m0gli6 it,
lpebe tun.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-23
papitmorte

Die Sanilie lit euer eigentli6es
&fgebiet, ibr Srauen, M6bben
nno Stuoentinnen. @ebe @ott Der
Serr, bob feline Srau iemals in Ser.
lu9nns fomme, auf bieie Serri6aft
5u ber5iften, Die 10 tief in Der gea-
tur ielbit eingemur5eIt liegt uno Dob
feline nad a1tberen Ma6tbereihen
uno eitlen Eriumpben itrebe! 0ie
5amilie lit euer &0nigrei6 uno ibr
leio oorin mabre &onieinnen. (Mus
elmer anipro6e Baplt Bius XII. an
einen 8erbano tpeibliber gereine.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-23

@rabitGtte. Nod belte idIeuoert
Der Moslenlin I'M Borbeigeben bon
WiBohtnng 5teine baeeeen unb
bertDiini6t ben l,ngeratenen &0nigs.
John !. Ser @eboriam liegt i'm sssn.
tereiie Der Samilie. gs lit Der Ritt,
Der ibren 8au suiammenbGlt. Die
Samilie ober lit Die &eimaelle Ser
Wenlbbeit. 8as in ibrem Snter.
eife Iiegt, Iiegt alio au1 in Dem Der
gan5en Menidbeit, Der @eielIidaft,
Der @emeinoe, Der Stride, bes Staa.
tes. Der @eboriam lit Die Ioaiale
Sugeno.
Som nngeboriam 6es ltrmenIden
fam Der 8elt l1nbeil, bonn @ebor-
Jam bes Soealmeniben, bes @ott-
meniden, gbriituns = Dos Sell.