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Miss Vera Ed,Uina Sterling
Weds George Allen Warren

Mrs. James E. Sterling, moth
er of the bride, wore floor
length turquoise crepe gown,
white feather toque and corsage
of white gardenias.
The bridegroom's mother, Mrs.
William Warren, was costumed
in grey crepe. with lace insertion,
lowered toque and harmonizing
corsage.
Mrs. Amy Ericsson. of Miami,
life long friend of the Sterling
family, sang Because" and "At
Dawning," accompanied by Mrs.
Roberts.
The outdoor reception which
followed the ceremony was held
on the lawn of the Cactus Ter
race adjacent to the Sterling
f, home and drew several hundred
! of the couples many friends
and relatives.
! Mrs. Rena Jane Wilson, ma
ternal grandmother of the bride,
headed a group of about fifty
friends and relatives who motor
ed to attend the ceremony.
/, Miss Mary Myrtle Sellers pre-
sided over the brides book. Miss
Constance Adams and Mrs. Edna
Rolf served at the punch bowls.
The long buffet table, covered
in the Sterling family Madeira
was centered with the three
TERED wedding cake, thanked by
Icenterpieces of white gladiol
and candlelabra.
Mrs. James S. Roberts presided
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ANNIVERSARIES
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l647-(300 years ago. Joseph
Dudley, noted colonial Massachu-
sets politician, governor in 1902
son of the second governor of the
colony. born in Boston. Died April
2, 1870.
l745-John Sewer, famed pio-
neer, soldier, first governor of the
STATE of Tennessee, born near to-
days New Market, Va. Died Sept
"a, 1915.
ls00-William H. McGuffey,
the Ohio-Virginia educator, au-
thor of the school books, begin
ming in 1886, current for a gen
Grafton and more, born in Wash
ington County, Pa. Died May 4
1873.
l323-James Black, Lancaster
Pa, lawyer. founder of the Ma.
Ilonal Prohibition Party and its
candidate for President in 1872
born in Lewisburg, Pa. Died on
Dec. l6, 1893.
l838-Victoria c. w. Martin
(WoodhulD, New York banker,
lecturer and reformer, Presiden-
tial candidate, born Homer, O
Died June 8, 1927.
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over the display Of several
hundred gifts bestowed upon the
young couple.
William r. Warren. Jr.. served
his brother as best man, and
ushers included Joseph Calhoun,
Jr., Sam Goldsmith and U. j.
Delgado.
The former Miss Sterling, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
E. Sterling of 907Ka Division
street, was graduated from the
Miami Senior High School and
has been employed at the Subma-
rine Base for the past five years.
For two years before her mar
riage. she served as personal
Secretary to Capt. r. F. Saun-
GERS. Active in local young peo-
Iple's circles, she is associate ma
iron of the Fern Chapter, O.E.S.
Mr.. Warren is the son of Mrs
William r. Warren, Sill Eaton
street, and the late DR.. Warren
He was graduated from the Uni
versity of Florida and attended
Culver Military Academy. He
icompleted three years of military
service as captain in the U. S
Army and served in the Pacific
theater. He is connected with the
!. State Board of Health here ir
Key West.
For their departure on a two
weeks honeymoon motor trip t,
Waynesville, N. c.. the brid,
chose suit of black wool gaber
! dine, black suede shoes and bag
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23

time he hoks at the dropping
tgee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23
Ia Gu AWHILE!
Ask Me Another

Counsel was examining q
iafmer.
Now he said. don't bubble.
ID you undeg4 a simple prob
lem or n0tg"
4 do." replied the witness.
Then tell the court this: II
% men ploughed a field in five
haurM how hong would 80 men
take 10 plough the same field"
They couldn't do it?"
Why not7"
"herause the IS have already
plouahed H."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23

highlighting the ensemble with
pink accessories.
Upon their return to Key West
they will be at home to their
many friends at 1402 Alberta
street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23

Etruscan dentists. 1900 years
ago made false teeth by carving
one OK tooth TO replace two hu.
man teeth and fastening them In
the mouth with gold supports.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23

time he hoks at the dropping
tree
q a 4
We walked into a shop where
everybody was talking about the
hurricane IL last week. Some said
q wotild go down the keys. others
held the opinion II would hit
, key West while most of them
ftuited a. this statement.
but i'll tell you what I'll do, +"
remarked one man. I'm bet any
uns a dollar that when the storm
biis Miami u will be Greater Mi
ANA that Is hii-aOt the city of
Misui itself You can't get
nfuund the Aiamians. Never any
thmg happens Ia them. When it's
amt which takes In a lot more
territory
but lei the situation 90 in
reverse "a good and
tSil Of pEaise--whY its always
Miami then. HoihinJ II too
! seed Coz Miami
IN bgt Miami. Greater Miami
All Miami ncach viii look like
fisol 40 battl, ficlds after the hur-
FieaRe hlts them. For It's my
suess thoy'il b. nit, you watch
and see
Nep. thcy we're hi quite hare.
|taa
a 4
Y That's al about hurricanes.
Sea Tu talk tot a minute ABOUT
ihe fiFemcn out at Fue Station
~ . They haven't any radio.
AMI what's a fare house without
. radios
THIS t. a plea Tor the frcmen.
Fhsf would lake a radio. They
auuid hkC 90 see Z radio given
o. them Could you spare one? Oh
euaid vou7 Well, head right To
INtiglnla street. look W the fire
ttatign sod hand IL over.
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Bridge Champs Take 1t Hard
AP Newsieotures

New YORK-hs serious business. this tournament bridge
Pictured stages ore some OF
the notions leudng OF the bridge table during the 2lst
onnua summer world championships of the American Contract
Bridge League The competition is hot as you may see
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-23

The Greater and Lesser Anti
les form a chain of some 200
islands extending from south of
, Florida to the coast of Venezuela.
Evening star., 1947-09-07
Tired OF Your Name?

of circumstance Hurried selections, bad
foresight on the part of our ancestors have
resulted in scores of names like Paddlefoote,
Spendlove, Calvesnose, Mysttychynne and
Wrigglenecke. Also to blame were printers.
sometimes equipped with more ingenuity
than type. Faced with the constant posi-
bility of having their meager supply of type
exhausted, they often short-lettered the
proper names. The printed result - not the
actual name " was the one which most
often remained.
->Mary" Tops the List
INSPIRATIONS for contriving new name
can come from any source. A famous phil
osopher once tagged his daughter Encyclo-
pedia Britannica, and disenchanted father
named his fifteenth child Careful.
But in general, genealogists complain that
first names are not different enough Census
experts recently estimated that among the
United States's 66,OOOOOO males, there are
more than 10000, 900 whose first names are
either Charles, James. George, John or
William. Topping the feminine list are more
than 5000 600 Marys
Getting other peoples phone calls and
bills leads the list of reasons for changing
first name. But scores of other reasons are
considered fair by law courts.
In New York recently. John Wsrkanz-
anowsky petitioned the court for change
of name - the first, not the last ''Any-
thing except John,'' he told the judge.
1t turned out his wife had had an earlier
suitor named John.
''Now," he said "all hear is, If only
I'd married the other John, things would
be different" In fact, he said, he had come
to hate the name. The court granted the plea.
JAMES greenfield AND LAWRENCE COPELAND
Evening star., 1947-09-07

Then go to court for a new
one some $50, 600 Americans
are doing it every year
ARMED with few dollars and a good
Aexcuse, some 45O,OOO Americans will
besiege the nations law courts during the
next IL months in search of new and better
names.
Business complications, embarrassing
smilarities, and just a simple desire to
minimize jaw fractures will account for
many of the changes. But the brunt of the
blame for having an undesirable name
can still be chalked up to ancestral indis-
cretions
Cenealogists estimate that rs per cent
of our present-day surnames could
stand a complete overhauling, or at
least some verbal repairs.
To prove it, they point to few recently
submitted to the courts for trade-ins. With
out even trying, they can produce Styff-
chyne, Barebones, and Stenchefoote, all of
whose tired owners were ready for change.
Once Kexstiopois
WHITING unwieldly foreign names down
to pronounceable size also accounts for
many of the current changes - sometimes,
however, with disastrous results.
Take for example, the case of George
kerstiopolis. A restaurant owner. he asked
that his name be changed for business
reasons to Harris A week later he was back
in court, asking the judge to be turned back
into Kerstiopolis again. The reason: his
Greek customers found it too difficult to
pronounce Harris
But according to experts, most of today's
owners of undesirable names are the victims
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BPr Marianttdlr
Knngrrf5 in QDttalua
Nus benz ct. Seters-8ute'

Ser MarianiIhe &ongreB, bie arOB-
te &nnogebung fatbolii6en @loubens
in aanaoa ieit Dem guhoriltiiten
&ongreB in Montreal I'M Sabre 1910,
fanb am borlesten Sonntag leinen
ipiiroigen MbihluB, nit elmer impo-
ianten Broaeiiion uno Dem Mbbren-
men BON 5euermerfsf0rpern, in benen
oas Seben Der Wuttergottes barge
ltellt tpnrbe, nadoem Se. gminena
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papltli6e 2egat, eine m1dtige Gre,
oigt in fran5oiiIder uno enalilder
Sprahe gebalten batte. Die 3abl Der
Seilnebmer an oieiem eroBartigen
@laubensbefenntnis uno oieler ein3ig-
artigen Sulhieungsfeier fir Die N}1t-
ter Gbriiti tpiro auf 100000 aeidGtt,
bon oenen Die meiiten fid am porleb-
ten lnb lesten Eage einfanoen :
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Sonntog - in 2,iftfabraeugen, 8ui-
les, gauIenoen ron AUTOS uno in
fiinfunoaht5ig 9liiagieraiiaen. ge-
aeidneno lit, oas uniere tpeItfanaoi-
ihen 9agesaeitl,ngen in engliider
Sprade iebr ,penig iiber 6ieIe fatbo-
liide Geier 81 berihten tpubten uno
Die geri9te oann geipobnlid in cine
unauffGGige @de Ser Seituna einriid-
ten. SO iDnr6e in elmer loaesaeitung
IN Sasfntheu1n oem beioniihen Me.
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iiib uno nenbete iicb alsbonn auf eng.
lid an feline 5ueiiprodigen Scorer in
Gonaoa. Seine fran5oiiid]e Gebe be-
traf sroBtenteils religioie grmuti-
gung, iolpie cine auiforoerlng an Die
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&aroinal Otc8uigan betonte in lei.
ner SdluBreoe, baB Der liebe @ott
bereit lit, unlere Bitten 5u erboren,
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ne Iiehe Wtutter menoen. SuS geflii=
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(our6 Otaria 81 Seius) bat feline 8e=
oeutung niht perloren, pie e5 ol1b
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BON oen &atbolifen innig perebrt. 9a-
rum finoen mir 10 uiele &irben, Die
ibr 9epeibt lino in ser Srooin5 Que
bee, i1 Sntario, in 8eIt =&unaba. Sie
&atbeorole in Sttaipa lit ser Otutter-
gottes gepeibt, 10 olt6 Die &atbeOrale
in &innipeg, oie aatbeornle IN Ge-
gina, Die &atbeorule in Calgary, Die
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couper. Auf Moria penoet sic Stride
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MIDI finoet, finbet oas 2eben lno
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(Spriidmorter s, 35).
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Erunf Der Gro5eiiionen ollf ben fiirit-
liben StraBen uno Der l1nolide sc.
lang Der @aafabrer, Die gum r&Gp.
pele" binauf5ogen. 80 paren Ser
gangenbeit unb 8egenport, oie
Shibten Der 3eiten, gu einem ein5i.
gen idonen 8ilo 5uiammengefloiien,
innig perihmol5en nit Der 2anoIdafi
oes Stromes, ser Siigel unb Ser fer
men @dloer. Mittelalter uno 8arof
oas sSiiritlide unb 8iirgerli6e, olles
fano lif ipie 81, einem beiteren sSeite
perlobnli6 5ulommen.
$50 emit Mo5arts &ldnse Der.
i6nebten, biloet beute Dos &lirren
pon Bifel unb S6auiel Die Wtulit
Der @egentpart. 3ie gan5e Staot iii
elm groBes Seerlager Der Irbeit &c.
moroen, cine ein5iee 8allitatte. Ser
IotItano regiert Die Stun6e, ordng1
gum 9anoeln. Sm Bib Der Stab1
berribt Der 8auarbeiter Dor. gribiit.
terno uno troitenb 5ugleid) lit es, 5u
Ieben, NIT nel6er 3dbigfeit allen @i,
origfeiten gum Srot sic @iir5burger
|iib al bie Sriinmer Der Stoot ielt.
flanmern, aus &euern uno anoeren
fiitnmerlihen llnterfiinften beraus
periuben, ibr etgenes 2eben uno bie
Stoot neu auf5uribten rno gu geItal.
ten ltnb al oie pielen, Die @iir5bura
lperlaiien muBten = sic Stnot :, II MI,
nod Die Sdlfte ser friiberen gtriprt.
ner5abl = iebnen ii6 in Die alte Sci.
mat 5uriid5ufebren. slu6 oas 8irt
lhaftsleben iudt ii6 1pieoer 81 emit
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men uno @aragen beraus. 1ie fitltit.
rellen 8eniibungen itno iiberral6eno
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| be, trob - lno oft seraoe tpesen oes
lgeringen auBeren slufnanoes. uno ir
Sellern unb &rppten iantmelt iib oas
religioie 2eben. Sln bies 5eiet Dor
elmer ungebro6enen 2ebensfraft, bit
INIT Gertrauen in Die 3ufunft erfiiut
| 8iir5burg min feline Scot, = abel
audi ieine 1ln3eritorbare &offnung =
Der @elt befanntgeben unb bamit er
Ireiben, bob oieier Stabt, Die 10 id1pe,
gelitten bat, Silfe ertpd6it. gs lit Ell
ne unmoeli6feit, baB ser gerluit oe,
in Der gon5en 8elt beriibnlten &l1l
tur= uno Gunltldbdse burd Die Iebeno,
Generation mieoer eriest miro ooel
eriest neroen fann. Sielnebr fann e:
nur Die aufgabe bieier Generation
iein, 81 oeriu6en, oas 2eben bielel
Staot burdb refine 3medbauten ipieoel
in einen 5luB 81 bringen, Der oie gri
iten5 Der Staot unb ibrer Meni6er
Ii6eriteat. gs miiiien alio 5rnG6i
bier n1lr @obn- lno 8el6dftsbGuiel
geibaffen iperoen. 8ie melt Die gr
fiillung bober eeltellter 9lufgaber
mogli6 lit, fam beute nod ni6t Dor
ausgeiast lperoen.
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mtrnpr rinp Rittr!

8ieoerbolt babe i6 midi in oieIenl
8latte an 6reunoe unb 2eler meiner
artifel Inn Silfe fir Die Serbungern=
Den guropas getpenoet. Meine Silfe-
rufe maren niht persebens uno i9
mofte allen elm inniges 8ergelt's 8
@ott iagen. Sd tue es nit ben @or-
ten zines 8riefes, Ger MIDI eben aus
Seiterreib erreibte: SD bin tief er-
griffen BON oieler fatbolii6en Siebe
uno Gerbunbenbeit Ser 8rii6er mno
Sdmeitern i'm fernen Amerifa. SD
bride Sbnen uno al ben Sbren, Die
Sbre Seilanosdbnli6feit 10 gut ner-
lteben, iiber ale trennenben 8ren5en
gang tDarn Die Sano unb banfe ST.
men fir alle, Die id) nun .pieber be-
gliiden fam, gan5 ber5parm unb
fann oieien ibnahen Worten MIR 6a-
our6 &raft perleiben, oaB i1 beripre-
be bei feiner beiligen Meiie Ser eolen
Spenoer gu pergeiien uno ole lire
anliegen unb Sorgen bem Seilanb
ans Ser5 gu Iegen. @iiBte id Die Sea-
men, ipiirbe ib iest burb sic ale ein-
5eln nennen uno allen ein5eln ber5in-
mig oanten, bob lie in beinabe an Tobe
etroffene Seraen Elm flein penig 2ibt
nno 5reuoe ienoen. @ott ,noee es al.
len lobnen, beionoers Dem Mnreger
Juno Seeliorger Ser tatfrdftigen, DRIFT
lihen @emeinoe, Die ia beinabe an
oas urdriitentum erinnert."
Iber Die Scot iteigert iid bon Sag
5u Gag ,pie Die &ohnaiier am Mii-
ionri nod Der Shneeidmel5e. SGg-
| lib bringt mir bie Noit aebn, 5tpon5ig,
oreibig uno mebr Silferufe; Tie tper-
ben INNER dngitlider, brineen6er,
ber5meifelter.
Garitas &0In ihreibt bon Ser ent-
ieslihen 3unabme Der TmberfuIoie;
aus Bonn d. @bein ienoet man Die
|amtliGen 3ablen Der @alorien: BON
September 1945 biz Gebruar 1947
tpuroe nidt in einen eindigen Monat
Die Deriprodene G0be bon fiinf5ebn.
bunoert 2alorien erreiht. ai,meijt ma.
rem es MIR ettpa neunbun6ert RoIo-
rien, oliol lDeit tDenieer als in ben
aon5entratio singern bon 8eIIen uno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-07-05
Elm ttp11er 6nahpttnrt
it, Brutfhlanh
(Sf)luB)

Ils in oeebe fiir Ben 81. Oftober
1915 cine Sou5unterboltung ongez
lett mar, ia9te Der @eilono 5u 8rete
@unsfertb, Der Beanooigten: ySage
Dem Siarrer: sd befeble, baB oieie
San5unterbaltllng uibt ltnttfinben
Oarfp gr muB es offentlih in Ser
Stride perfiinoigen! 8ebe oen gltern,
Die trotoem ibre S0dter Dortbin ihif-
fen! 8. tperoen emit itrengIte Ge-
benlGaft ab5ulegen baben." Der
Bfarrer perfiinoete oiele 9otI6oft
tatlahli6 in Der Stride uno ser grs
fulg mar, Oos fein Meni6 es magte,
OIL oieier Son5unterbaltung teil5uneb-
menl Sic unterblieb poaItdnoig, tros
aIler Sorbereitungen, un0 man 1pagte
in 5intunft feline mebr baielbIt on5u=
leben. Der Seilano ioa ou6 geiagt
baben: sd mill, ouB @eeoe cine Wht-
iterpfarrei meroe! Iae WiBitGnoe ioI=
len ub9ei6afft uno Die 8e1pobner iol-
len ben Stlgern gutes 8eiipiel ge,
benz"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-07-05

9u6ennalb. Gin 8ild)of idreibt
mir: Cine aftion Ser Brieiter in ben
Ser. Stoaten fir lire ornlen Witbrii-
Der in GelltibIano, nm tie NIT Der
notmenoieiten &leioung nno 8aihe
aus5uitatten pare iiderlid] cine
Wobltat uno cine 8roBtat. 49, Cine
Sroensfrau beridtet: ,Milionen ner-
fonmen in Sunger ilnb @leno. llno
per 5ablt all oie ormen &inber, Die
man Inn oas beiligite Earabies ge-
brabt bat: oas Baraoies elmer frobe1l
Ginbbeit. Sic baben BEL ibren ber-
5meifelten Deiittern bas Spielen itno
2a1en perlernt uno neroe11 friib5ei-
|tia nit allen 2aItern, ipie tie eben nur
Die 8ersneiflltng ausloit, befanut. "
&riegsgefangene bitten fiir ibre
gltern, Otiitter fir ibre ainoer: 2oi-
len Sic bod mein ainb nidt perbun-
gern gben lenoet mir Die &irblibe
Silfs1telle Wtiinben tpieoer Die 2iIte
bon adtrnopier5ig aus Der Seirlat
|periagten BrieItern; barunter elm 8i-
|idof, peribieoene 8ralaten, elm 8reis
bon iiber ie6sunba6tatg Sabren, Die
INN Bafete bitten uno gerne bereit
| linb fir ben bofiir oufgeipenoeten 8e-
ltrog beilige Mteiien gu iibernebmen.
llno 10 gebt es @o6e um 8o6e, Gag
iiir Sae.
gs lit miiBig Die 5rase au unter-
iud)en, Der on oieier bimmeli6reieit-
ben Scot i1ulo tragt: Die Naais ODER
Die 9ei6liiiie bon 8otsoam. Sssn Der
Sarubel bonn 8armber5igen Samari-
tan bot Der Seilano nibt Die S6ulo-
frage gelteat: @r iab nlr, oaB bier
ein Wenif in Scot mar, ser !Silfe
braudte. Sic &inoer iino ii6erli6 ll1l-
| Ibuloig. nno ib bin iiber5eugt, baB
Sunoerttauienbe l1nter bielen &reu3
| 5u Seloen uno Seiligen beranreiften,
Iunenolicb eroBer als mir. gben err
lfabre id) bon einem W6bhen, Das
Iman6en Sag nidts anoeres 5u eiien
bat als Die beilige &onllnunion unb
bod iiberoll SroIt uno Silfe unter
uer5meifelten 2anosleuten tpirft.
Sd ma6e MIDI mieoer gum 8ettler
| lfiir oieie Wenihen in Scot, fir GbriIti
8riioer unb SdmeItern: Selfet Inn
Gbrilti pillen unb belit balo! Selfet
ourb 8eiitellune pon Witteln! Selft
ben Brieitern our6 WeBltipenoien!
I(S6 ltebe NIT einigen 8il6ofen in
gerbinoung, melfe Die Gerantipor-
tung oafiir iibernebmen, oaB oie bei=
ligen Wtelien ebeltens uno getpiiien-
baft geleien tperoen, Die perionlib Die
Bafete on oie 8eoiirftigen austeilen.) J
Senoet Bafete on 5reunoe unb Ser
manote oireft ooer burh Gagi@ re-
gelmdBigl SD babe bunoerte bon
IAorellen BON pirflih 8eoiirftiaen an
Sano, Die feline sSreunbe ODER Ser
Danote bier baben. 8er mo6te beren
Seller uno 2e6ensretter tperben?
Sd ihlieBe nit Sen 8orten Goitor
9tienoaers: uSenbet perionli6e 8a=
fete nit 2ebensmitteln uno &leioern.
Sbr moget Oamit piellei6t mandeS
Seben retten; oo6 oas lit nidt einmal
meine Sauptiorge. Sbr bringt oomit
einen lesten Sdimner bon Soffnung
in cine ner5Deifelte Seele. ssbr fonnt
belfen ben @lauben an @ott uno
Wenlden tuieoer 5u geipinnen. Sbr
tonnt @ottes 8otid)after fir gbriiti
Siebe iperoen uno Meniden 5elfen,
menigltens in 5rieoen gu itelbel1."
6. S. &ei denberger,
8lencroB, S.-9af.