davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-14
white polka dots sprlnkled
a royal purple back
accent slim waist and
hipline of this dress.

styles which pay handsome trib-
ute to fine fabric.
Take, for example, Brownies
sdroit handling of a black pure
silk background print, emblaz-
oned with life : life long-stemmed
red carnations. She distinguishes
the styling of this dress with soft
skirt fitness and a hip-swathing
sash. This soft fitness stems
from a sleek, torso-moulding
bodice with long sleeves and a
clean-carved V-neckline.
This springs headliners among
the abstract prints are polka dol
designs as big as candy Easter
eggs. Tidily spotted over dark
backgrounds, they have powerful.
eye appeal. These polka dottee
crepes usually makes dresses
which step out with monotone
| wooden coats or make jackets
teamed with skirts of solid colors.
One such outfit, sponsored by
kiviette for the Easter parade.
combines a black and pink bon
bon printed dress with a pink
wooden redingote, lined with
matching polka dots. The coat has
short, trumpet : shaped sleeves a
fashion feature which will bring
many elbows out into the open this
Easter.
Eta shows her hand with polka
dots by appliqueing white circle.
on the jacket Of a purple crepe
suit. A crisp white collar anc
Etonian bow accent its spring
time appeal. It's an all-pIrpose
costume which bows to fashion
new whim for fulaess with q
rounded hipline.
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HOEY ADDS TO STAFF

WASHINGTON. March 13.-LP)-
Sen. Hoey ON. c. has an
nounced the addition of Charles
Wilson of Shelby to his office staff.
The graduate of Gardner-Webb
junior college and war veteran
had been chief file clerk Of the
House until reorganization of that
body by the COP resulted in his re-
lease.
The Valley settler., 1947-01-03
osc.R K1uDG7EN. and CLAY P7GrIrP RETURN

oSC.R KIUDGlEN. and CLAY PIGITITT RETURN
 FROM STATES WITH 1339 Ton On tho 18th of December osccr Kindgron cnd Clcy Proritt pulled into Palmer after a 26 day round trip to Seattle for fro ight. Mir. Kindgron scid thct he believed thct this vcs the shortos st tirao usod in c round trip freight haul ing adventure. MT. Prouitt carried 8 ton of mort md products for the Pclnor Cold Storage and Mir. Kind gron brought in 51 ton of cuto parts for an Anchorage firm.
 Thogroport tho roads good--o special tho Alcsln Hi ghuoy end tho rost uosn't bod except for snow. They hit Tho north dur ing tho December cold spell and in day period 480 below Ucs tho Uor1o st they encountered md this uos ot Gckono. Tho trip ucs c 'trif1o rugged, but they found tho people along tho Vcy vory friendly end accommodating. Tho -aoc1s Ut points along tho route Coro vory good. They also report thct the highest prico paid for gasoline vcs 65g and that uos Imperial gcs of 5 quarts to tho gallon.
The Valley settler., 1947-01-03

THE lL-I"NUSK. D-IRn1EN' s ASSOCIATION i'll moot Mond~y evening, Janucry 9th Tt $500 p.m. ill tho Extension offico. Thorc gro several inrportnnt mcttors to be t-kon up ct this meeting end it is hoped th-t tho ASSOC iction will bo well represented. Tho MASONIC end EASTERN ST. R CLUB will moot tt tho homo of c. L. No1 son on lIondcy Jcnucry 9th.
 Tho NoRTIIIND PIONEER GR.NGE will moot on Jnnuiry 9th ct 500 p.m. in tho Grange Hill. Tho Nov officors will be installed ct this meeting. MOOSE LODGE MEETS on Tuosd2y Jcnuory l4th. THE l--ENUSK4 WILEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. will hold tho ir usual moot ing md luncheon in tho basement of tho Iuthorcn Church on Wednesday Jcnuroy 18th Tt noon. Tho lodios of tho United Protestant Church vii sorvo.
 Tho AFRICAN LEGION POST NO. Is will hold tho regular meeting on Thursday Jrnucry 18th. All logionc iors cro urged to cttcnd Tho LEGION AUXnL-RY will moot on Thursday JHnucry 18th ot 8:OO p.m. in the Extension offico.
 Tho T.sIIIA COMMUNITY CLUB will moot in tho Vasillo School or Thursday January 18th.
 Tho HIT -NUsK VALLEY LIBl1RY ASSOCIATION will moot on Monday Jcnucry 2Oth in tho Library Room.
 ,::l P.T.L. vill moot in tho Ph1mor School, Music Room, on Tuo sdoy Janucry 2lst. The PORTLAND PIONEER G1l.NCE will moot in the Grange Hal1 on Thur sdoy Jcnuary 23rd ct p.m.
The Valley settler., 1947-01-03
CALENDAR FOR JANUARY

Tho MOOSE LODGE moots on Tuesday Jcnuory 26th in tho Moose Ecll. SOIL CONSERVATION NOTICE According to tho Extension records, 8 oppli licents for soil conservation payments will bo groctly disappointed unless thoir papers arc signed this Eook. Check with tho Extension effico irnlcdi otoly or no powonts for your 1946 ondOcvors will be rool izod. Tho PALMER COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA noots every Tuesday evening in the Music Room of tho School (oxcopt PTA nights) Tho Public Hoc1th Nurso is in Tasi11o ovory Thursday. Don't forget your $2. to tho Community Hospital for January.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-08
TO-DAY in HISTORY
know America)

1760-French Montreal surren-
ders to English, and all Canada
in English hands.
1947-Q00 years ago. Battle Of
Molino del Rey, in'war with Mex
leo, bloody and futile battle.
1848-An American army en-
tiers the City of Mexico.
1900-Galveston, Tex, hurri-
cane, taking the lives of some
5000.
l935-Huey P. Long assassinat-
ed at Baton Rouge, La.
1939-President Roosevelt pro-
claims a limited national emery
ency.
1940-London in throes of an
about Nazi bombing.
1943-Italy's unconditional sur
render as of Sept. 3 announced.
us. 5th Army lands on the Sal
emo beaches.
1944-American air base at
Lingling in Central China falls to
Japs.
l945-Gen. Macarthur estab-
fishes headquarters in American
Embassy, Tokyo.
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sunlight like two Kodiaks snarl-
ing over a deer carcass.
Hardin slipped on the pine
needles and went down and
Doug waited until he got to his
feet before he piled into him
again. The boss logger was
breathing heavily, but a faint
look of approval fieeted across
his features.
Don't be so damn noble,
Andrews, this is a grudge fight,
remember"
After that they went to IL.
Hardin's eye was bruised and
Doug had blood streaming from
his ear. They fought until they
were both gasping for air then
turned 1t into a wrestling match.
Finally Hardin's face was down
in the dirt with his arms locked
behind him and Doug astride his
hips.
Il haven't forgotten my Judo.
Hardin" Dough warned, land
I'm in position to break your
arms. Give up?"
"Okay, you win" The words
came reluctantly.
Doug grinned. Before let
you up, Hardin, for the good of
your soul Pm going to tell you
few truths. l think it's about
time"
Listen, Andrews, I don't have
to take your preaching"
Il think you debut this isn't
a sermon. I want you to know
that Pm working for Larsons be-
cause old P.W. Slocum sent me
to investigate their streak of bad
luck. They wouldn't accept open
help so he's doing it this way"
"HelPs bells! Why didn't you
tell me that sooner?"
II don't think it would have
changed things between u.s.
now, maybe it will. There's
something else-I followed you
up to the dam and overheard
your conversation with Cady."
Hardin swore heavily. "WelI,
I'll be damned! Why?"
Frankly because I thought
you were responsible for the &C
cidents."
Hardin rolled over on his back:
he peered at Doug with his dark
penetrating eyes then suddenly
he burst into roar of deep
rumbling laughter!
(TO be continued
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-08
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
(Know America)

us. Senator Robert A. Taft
of Ohio, born in Cincinnati, SO
years ago.
Gen. Jacob L. Devers, comman-
der of the Army Grand Forces,
born at York, Pa, go years ago.
US. Senator Claude D. Pepper
of Florida, born at Dudleyville,
Ala, AZ years ago,
Prof. Joseph Kaplan of the
University of California, noted
physicist, born in Hungary, As
years ago.
Reginald Wright Kaufman Of
Bangor, Maine, noted writer-edi-
tor, born at Columbia, Pa, 70
years ago.
Howard Dietz, of New York,
librettist, born there, 81 years
ago.
us. Senator Elmer Thomas of
Oklahoma, born at Greencastle,
Ind, II years ago.
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TROUBLE SHOOTER
BY CAMERON DOCKERY

"rm heading for camp, not
Larson's."
"Oh, / see" Hardin's eyes
narrowed, you only spend the
weekends with Elsa"
Look here, Hardin" he said,
you've been riding me ever
since l came here. You've put me
on jobs that no experienced log
ging boss would assign to a green
horn and you did it purposely.
It's pretty plain you're trying to
make me leave the outfit. But
why? Do you think I'm after
your job?"
II think you're after my girl"
Hardin snapped.
as Elsa your girl?" Doug
asked significantly.
She was until you came
around"
Il don't believe it. Anyway it's
Elsa's right to choose between us.
If she doesn't want me around
she can say so. She hasn't so
far"
A RAY of sunlight hit Hardin's
face and turned his eyes from
obsidian to a glittering topaz. The
muscles in his jaw twitched.
Damn you, Andrews! l wish I'd
finished you off in Olaf's yard the
other night. / have better sense
when I'm drunk than when I'm
sober!"
II won't agree with you there
What about finishing shat fight
now"
Surprise flashed over Hardin's
face and was as quickly gone
"This is as good a place as
any,"
He began removing his leather
jacket. Doug did the same won
dering if he had been wise to
make the suggestion.
Doug braced himself. "I'm
ready, Hardin"
Hardin's eyes flickered family
This time, Andrews, it's to the
finish"
AS before, Doug made the
advance.
He came in low, planning to
| swing upward with his right fist
but Hardin was ready for him.
He lodged sending his own left
thudding against Doug's shout
der. They grappled. swaying to-
| gether in the NOTED beams oil
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Chapter %

Chapter 23
TWO days passed without fur
Their excitement. The logging
progressed at a steady pace under
Bill Hardin's relentless prodding.
1t looked as though, in spite of
their streak Of Luck the Lar
sons would manage to fulfill their
contract.
But Doug's mind continued to
worry the problem of old Sven
Larson's near brush with death
as hunger ridden mongrel
worries bone. AS Elsa had
pointed out, Sven was fighter
he would no more think of
suicide as a way out than he
would consider missing a daily
inspection of his beloved garden.
Another solution came to him,
one that he at first thrust from
his mind as being as abhorrent as
one of the tropical reptiles he had
come upon inadvertently on the
floor of Burma jungle. Yet it
was as impossible to ignore. It
lay coiled in his brain demand
ing action until one afternoon
after work he bummed a ride on
the truck carrying the married
men down to Queet's Inlet.
After a brief talk with the
lank-haired, sullen-faced Indian
Joe, he began hiking up the long
wooded trail that led back to
camp.
AS he came up to the low
hanging fir through which the
telephone wire from the Larson's
house ran, he stopped, examining
the ground and tree trunk. Some
one had paid a visit to the spot
since Doug had made his Sunday
inspection.
He climbed up the tree, feel
ing the wire with cautious fin
gers. The broken spot had been re-
tapped very neatly so that the
joining was barely visible from
the ground. 1t merely confirmed
what he had learned at Indian
Joe'S.
A quarter of mile further on
he ran into Bill Hardin.
The boss logger's face Redeemed
belligerently. Whats the matter,
Andrews, don't you want to be
seen going to Larson's front
door,"
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The Huron confederacy of
American Indians was virtually
exterminated by Iroquois heredi-
tary enemies in great massacres
in 1649 and 1850.
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oie Sdnbe om Sinterfopf gefdltet ouf'
legt uno Damn tief Mtem bolt. Wan
bolt nun Den atem on, 5uerit nir
etlide Sefunoen, Damn, ra6 alpeitem
atembolen, etipos langer ltnb 10 etli-
de Nale bintereinanber. S6madli6e
8erionen ioaten anfdnglib langiam
norgeben, obne li6 5u iebr an5uitren-
gen. Man fann oieie gtmungsiibung
oreimal om Gage pornebmen, ni6t
nod Der Ntabl5eit, om beiten beim
aufiteben ooer fur5 Dor Dem S6la.
fengeben. Ian fann tie aud i'm 8ett
pornebmen, inoem man ii6 auf ben
&iiden leet. 0ieie 1lebung regt au6
oen 9lutumlauf an lno Itarft i6Da-
6e 0tusfelu. sIu6 baufiges @dbnen,
beionoers morgens, lit iebr eei1no
uno bebnt Die 2ungen aus.
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6Iiik!

3u feiner 3eit i'm Sabre reoen sic
Dfenihen mebr bon Slid, aIs onl
yteuiabrsta9e. Iuf Millionen &arten,
Delde an oieiem Sage in aler @elt
ausgegeben meroen, Itebt oieies @ort
gei6rieben, lrnb in 0fillionen BON
miinolid ausgeipro6enen @iinihen
ballt es Dieoer. ltnb marum2 @eil in
ieoem Weni6en elm @eies lebt = elm
@eleb, Dos er tti6t gema6t bot =
lno oieies beibt: Strebe nad) Slid,
oas lit bas 3iel oeines 9aieins.
Gs gibt ni6ts auf groen, tporin
Die Wenl1en ale einie iinb, tpie in
oielem Suden nod Slid, 10 nerIdie=
Den aud Die 8ege iino, auf oenen sic
etn5elnen es 81 finOen glauben.
uno troboem mir ale iabraus,
1abrein oas Slid Iu6en uno es ant
felres Sabres gnoe gefunoen baben,
niinl6en mir es uns bod immer BON
neuem am Infunge zines ieoen neuen
Sabres. 8arum? Chen neil 6as
8liidluden elm 8eies rnierer Iatl1r
lit nno mir Oieies @eiet ME los tper-
oen 10 lunge mir bienieoen leben.
llno Denn mir in elmer 3eit Ieben,
mie Die unierige, mo alles, tpie nod
ME, remit uno iagt nod Slid unb
8oblergeben i'm 2eben, uno tpenn mir
1eben tDie oieIes @liiG INNER mebr
5uriidmeidt Dor Dem nah ibm rem
nenoen lnb iagenoen Weni1enfinoe,
ipenn mir ie6en, mie 10. bieIe, neil iie
oas Slid 1lidt gefl,nben baben uno
oos lngliid nibt ertragen fonnen,
olelem 5u entgeben iu6en, inoem iie
Ons Seben iDeglperfen - 10 miiIien
mir unrpilfiirlid fragen: $50 tuobnt
oenn bas @fiid9 @arum rufen mir
BON einem Sabr gum anberen einan-
Der gu: ,8liidieliges neues ssabr!' -
uno finoen es nt6t? 8arum erbof-
fen mir nno tuiiniden mir es trotoem
lmmer un0 INNER ipie0er?"
Gle Inttuort oarauf aibt uns
Sfiller, Der oieies Gennen unb So.
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S. ), Mp.

Der &onbertit sSrans 0taria SAUL
Sibermann, geboreu am -. 4pril
1904 I'M @liaB, mar Ser Sobn zines
9fabbiners. gr beabltGtigte ebenfalls
Die &arriere eines Gubbiners al erz
greifen, berfiel aber oem Gationalis-
mus uno fano lhlieBlid) Sen @eg
sur fatbolii6en Stride. gr trat ins
Erieiterieninar uno erbielt Die ME
oern @eiben, 1puroe aber bon Cpl
lcpiie befallen, ebe er oas Suboiafos
nat empfangen bate, tpesbalb er oie
Brtelterlpeibe nidt empfangen fonntc.
Sln Seminar ser Sulpi5ianer in 81
ip, 6ranfrei6, mar er ober in Der
st6tung unb i'm SlnIeben ser Seni-
narilten 10 bod geitiegen, Dab iie i'm
sum getltltden 9fatgeber lpGblten. Sm
Sabre 1887 empfablen i'm sic Sul.
pl5ianer ais 2eiter oes gtopi5iats Der
@eieuid]aft ser guoiiten, sic oamals
rcorganiiiert puroe. 3pei Sabre ip1-
ter begab er ii6 nah Tom uno erIud=
te I'm Stiftltng elmer 8eiellI6aft gum
9elten Ser gteger. Grit naN einem
Sabre approbierte sic &ongregation
scr Notwithstanding lein Sor-
baben uno riet ibm, itd) gum 8rielter
peiben 81 lalien. Sa leine 8elunobeit
lid, 5uiebenbs beiierte, febrte er tns
seminar 5uriid, tpuroe gepeibt llno
griinoete leine 8elelliduft, Die be-
FAINT puroe llnter betn &amen yWfij-
iionare oes llnbefledten Ser5ens Ma-
rid". 9as fano itatt i'm Sabre 1841.
ssSm Sabre 1848 tpurbe sic @eieul6aft
pcreint nit Ser &ongregation bonn
SL @eiit, beren General er tpurOe.
Gr itarb I'M Sabre 1852. Seine @e-
Iellifaft 5ablt segenluartig ettpa bier
taltienb Nitglieber nit breiunooreiBig
giidofen. Sic Bropin5 in Ben Ser.
Staaten 1eitet bunoert anItalten, oar-
nuter Die 3uqresne.l .llniperlitGt in
Fittsburg un6 Die Wtiliionen in Su-
erto &ico uno slfrifa. 0ie Selie-
ipre6ung p. 2ibermanns lit IN Gom
eingeleitet tporoen. Ct mag ser erite
Seilige iiibiider IbItammllng felt ser
3eit Der IpoItel tperoen.
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Die 8IiidSfrage Der WenI1beit
mare geIoit, tDenn oie Meitiden bapon|
ablieBen, ibr Cell auf anoeren als ouf
@ottes 8egen 81 iuhen. Shon Der
greHe Woies, Der in Der giniamfeit
oes Sinai BEN Serrn Der Serri6aren
lhoute nno aud oie @nnfelmiitigfeit
leines Golfes fnnnte, oo er tie iabr.
5ebntelang allf idmer5ensreiben @ii-
iteniDegen gefiibrt bate, binterlieB
Ieinen 8olfsgeiloiien Dor ieinem So-
De als geiItlihes 9eitament Die Or.
fabrnng ieines Iangen 2ebens: yGebt,
id le9e eub beute Segen uno sSluh
Dor: Segen, 1penn ibr BEN @eboten
oes Serrn, cures @ottes, geberhet
Stud, ipenn ibr oen @eboten oes
Serrn, cures @ottes, ni1t gebordt,
ionoern abfpeidt bon Dem @ege, oen
if) eud beute 5eige!" Mn 6ieien
ebernen 8eieben riittelt fem Sort
ibritt Der 3eit. 0ieies itablbarte, ,tn-
erbittli6e Hropbeten1port ,Segen
ooer 5ln6" gilt fir bie Meniden oes
5Danaigiten Sabrbunoerts nod in
gleider Sdarfe lno 8eitinnltbeit ipie
fir Die Sobne Siraels. gnf Die Sra.
&c: % MenI6enber5, mas lit oein
8liid?" anttportet bas Meni6enbers
aller Sabrbunoerte nit Sonneritim-
me: v@ott!"
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MuAkunN
gpn Erpf. s. W. 9ibreu
&ebaftenr bes ,8aiienfrennb'
= rGM&G" : Siebesgaben Safete
t@ift Gafaaes) nadl Gnrppa. =

9as foritatipe 2iebesperf gsl3@,
80 9roab.Str., Netp gorf, 90. g.,
lett iih 5uiommen aus fatbolilben,
proteltantiiden mo iiibiiden Wtit.
alieoern, Die 5uIammen iiebenunos
5ipan5ig omeritaniide u8elfare
agencies" biloen gum 8eiten bon
9eotleioenben IN alien europdiiden
2dnoern. 9as 2iebesperf bat oie @e>
nebmigung uno Sen Segen Sapit
Eius' XII. lmo lit empfoblen BON
Gr6lioent Srumon llno grproiiSent
Serbert Soober. SIR ben 9etrag BON
$40 ienoet Die GslHg-Srgoniiation
ein reidbaltiges 2iebesgabensgatet
Don 2ebensmitteln ooer &leioern on
irgenoeine ansesebene aorelie in al
len 2anoern @uropas ltno garontiert
oie iifJere Infrnft Ser 8afetc.
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6b. g., >.

Nidt obne 8runb ipeilen mir tpie.
oerbolt bin auf bic iogenannte 4tem-
ooer 2uftgDmnaltif, Die mir au9 in
Sbrem Sale anraten. 0ieie timber
lal-SeIbIttur lit feline grfinoung Ser
gteu5eit. 9ieie aur reift suriid Bis
ms 3eitalter Der 8rie6en llno &0>
mer. 9ie erIte Spur finoet iid i'm
n8aItmable" oes griediiden 8biloio.
pben Flato, tpelher bon einem 3us
Itanoe beftigen Shludens (Siccougb)
berihtete, Der BEN gum Heben iia
ani6idenoen Gtdter ariitopbanes be-
fiel, uno gegen ben linn ser anime,
lenoe 9oftor @rpiimadus sic atem-
onbaltung empfabl nit Der 8einer.
flung, oaB bieie aur iid idon BEL 4ri.
'totel befannt 1tnb OILS beriibnlt be-
Dabrte. als Elm pihtiges Silfsmittel
Der &ranfenbebanblung geprieien,
Iinoet iid Die ngobibitio Spiritus
bel 8alenus, oeien @erfe ourd ssabrs
bi,nberte Die 8i6el Ser Mer5te biloe-
ten. Spater bei6dftigten iid Spesia-
liiten in 2eibesiibung uno, tpie Wer=
curialis nit ser &unit bes sltembo-
lens I'M oagemeinen uno Der @tems
anbaltung i'm belonoern. Sm Stile
elmer uniberialtur banoelt iie Elm
dr5tlider &laiiifer oes aftsebnten
,Sabrbunoerts, Der &ieler GrofelIor
6eusler, ab in einem Mufiase iiber sic
beiliame 8eforoerung ser 8etpeguna
I'M Snnern ourd vSod)atlnen", MEL
DIES er borerit ON iid ielbit gesen bas
Eobagra erprobt bate. 3undhit bic.
tet oie atemeinbaltung uno @ieoer-
ausatmung cine Hrobe bon Der Mus.
bebnung unb Iusoauer, in 1,no nit
ipel1er man 8ruIt unb 2ungen at
gebrauden peritebt unb bic 2ungen
bon perbraudter 2uft entleert unb
nit neuer, frii6er 2uft auffiiat. 9ieie
atmungsgpmnaItif lit gu empfeblen
bel alien 3uitdnoen bon 8ruitifnd.
DIE, BEL gngbriiItiafeit. I'thmn iefbIt
BEL 2ungenihpin6iuht. Die Bette Me.
tbooe Der 4tmungsgpmnaitif beItebt
oarin, baB man Die 8ruit berauss
oriift, Die arme bodbebt uno Damn
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3uitarloe in oieien Sano, oas emit
mails Elm SronungsItaat getpeIen mar.
Peter Byie.
mrpp zn 6ntt--
mpgr zitm 6liirk
Notwithstanding bon Or. VI
fpns Seilmann

8er oie @ege gum Slid ipiiBte,
mare elm beneioensnerter Menih ;
oenn oarnah gebt ia lnIer aIler Gin
men uno Sradten. Wogen es oie Ell.
men 10, Die anoern anoers beiBen, i'm
tiefiten 8runbe lit es BEL alien Men-
| Ihen oos @lei6e, mas ite 10 beiB be-
gebren nno nnter 10 nnl1gli1en Cor
gen uno Ofiiben auf oieIer @elt er-
ringen mobten - bas Slid. 9ur
Ger 8ege oabin iinO 10 unenolid bic
le nno es iinb lobiele Srrtuege uno
ltmlpege, bob feiner, ioIange er iiber
Die Groe manbert, bes 3ieles unfebl-
bar iider lit. 8as mo6t oen meilteu
Nenifen Die grbenpilgeridaft 10
miiblelig, bob iie ilnmer ipieoer err
fennen miiiien, bob iie folide, ire
fitbrenoe 8ege geipanoeIt iino, oaB tie
10 oft enttdui6t umfebren llno nit
punoen SiiBen ltno 1peben Sersen
einen nellen Bfab einidlagen niiiien.
Menn mir ale sic 1pirren @anoers-
mcgee Der Wenl6en nit einem ar.
lebenoen 9lide iiberlGauen f0nnten,
miiroe uns 1Dobl 5ulnllte lein tpie beim
gnbltd zines groBen ameiienbaufens,
in Dem cine robe Sano 3erlt0runa
angeribtet bot: bie Siere oes 3upor
10 idon georoneten Staatstpeiens lau,
ZEN topflps our6eil1anoer, rennen 0a
1no oortbin, febren ipieoer Inn 1mo
llthen eine anoere yfibtung uno mil
len nid)t lnebr mo- aus uno mo- elm.
60 mag Ser aberdeen pielperiflun.
genes 8litdlu6en oen slugen @ottes
cri6einen.
Der idnurseraoe @eg arf oem sic
Vtenlhen ltngeno uno iaud5eno if
rem eriebnten 3iele b1tten entgegen-
polcn biirfen, lit ibnen ourh 6ie
Grbliinoe perloren geganeen; er fam
mobl onrd bic in Gbriitus Grl0lten
pieocr gefunoen neroen, aber er miro
fi'r Die gefallenen Weni6en ME mebr
Elm 6reuoenmeg, ionoern bleibt oud)
tlr Die 8ebeiligten elm &reu5ipea,
mie er es fiir unieren eottliden Serrn
llno Wteilter getpelen lit. Ias lit es,
mas Die Wenihen lli6t begreifen mol
len. Sic l6reden INNER nieoer Dor
Dem SGmer5ensDeg 5lriid, iie mol
len lbr 8liid auf bequemeren, freubi=
geren Stroben finoen, uno oarum
geben lie imner fpieoer in oie ssrre.
Gs gibt feinen traurigeren Mnblid
als oieies epig perfeblte 8liidiuden
Der Vtenlden. Sabr nm sSabr iiebt
man Die Sugeno nit geibmellten Ge-
geln Die 6abrt gum Slid ontreten,
Sabr Inn Sabr iiebt man Sunoert-
tnllenoe enttauidt uno berbittert bon
lolber 8liidsfabrt beimfebren. IlIes
llmIonlt: nrr Sic @ege su @ott iino
Wege 5unl Slid! Die obenteuerliden
@liifsritter, oie auf eigene Sault Of
ne 6ott auf Slid ous5ieben, Iino
5llm ungliid peroammt; iie iu6en
Serganglifes llno berfallen iamt ib-
rent 6irnoe Der Gersdnglidfeit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-12-27
~. December
gen nad Gliid, oiefes Soften ,i,iS
8iiniben 10 ihon idiloert::

gen ndd) @liid, oieieS Soften iiitS
8iiniben 10 id1on idiloert:
.gs reben nno tr1nmen Die Weniden
bieI
Son belier'n fiinftigen Gagen;
Nab einem gIiidlihen, golb'nen 3iel
Siebt man iie rennen unb iagen.
9ie @elt miro nlt uto tpiro tDieoer
jung,
God Der Wenih bofft INNER 8erbei-
lernng.
Gie 3offnlng fiibrt i'm ins 2eben elm,
Sic ltmflattert oen froblid)en anaben;
Den ssiingling lodet ibr 3auberIhein,
Sic miro nit Dem @reis nidJt begra-
ben.
Denn beIhlieBt er i'm @rabe ben mil
ben 2auf,
0o6 am Grabe pilan5t 'er Die Soft
itung al1f.
gs lit fem leerer, fein jhmeideln6er
@abn,
@r3eugt i'm @ebirne 6es Soren;
SIN Ser3en fiinbet es Iant iih an:
gu mas 9eiierem itnb mir geboren,
limo mas ole innere Stimme ipribt.
Sas tauidet bie boffenoe 5eele niht"
pier ieben mir, tpie auh Sbillers
GROCER GibtergeiIt unier 2eben auf,
faBt ais Elm eipiges Gennen uno Sa-
gen nab Slid ltno elm e1piges 9of-
fen nod 8erbeiierlttg. Das alte Sabr
nit ieinen 2eioen uno &dmpfen, iei-
mem &ennen unb Sagen ging 5u @ra-
be, elm nelles fomnlt, unb NIT neuen
Soffnungen i6reitet Der Ibon 70 oft
enttauifte Sterblihe ins neue Sabr
biniiber. nnb 10 gebt's fort Bis gum
Sooe. 8arum? @eil es I'M &er5en
iid) lal,t anfiinoigt, oaB nie cine in
mere Stimme 1tns INNER tpieoer iagt:
~Stre6e nod Slid, ba5u biIt bu be-
ltimmt!"
Mtoge alien unieren lieben 2eiern
uno 2eierinnen elm gliidieliges neues
Sabr bei6ieoen fem!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-12-27

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8eridt iiber oie llgtGHg-
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