davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-09

A recent survey reveals that the
development of 10000 small farms
during the past five years was
spurred by high food costs and mass
production of all-purpose small farm
machines.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-09
Most Difficult Job

POSTMASTER: what is the hardest
part of you work as a lecturer?"
Lecturer: "As rule the hardest
part of my work is waking up the
audience after the man that intro
duces me has concluded his re-
marks"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-09
Undesirable Position

A convention speaker once re-
marked:
''There are three things / have
never wanted to be: The front pew
in church, the third verse of a
hymn, and the last speaker on a
convention program"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-09

Adam Thompson, wealthy Cincin-
natl merchant, invited all his friends
to party honoring the installation,
in 1892, of the first bathtub.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-09
Comparison and Contrast

II know my wife like a book"
Maybe, but I'll bet you can't
shut her up like one"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-09
The Description Fit

An Episcopalian bishop who
spent his vacation in the country
asked an old man of the vicinity
to which church he belonged. 81
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-09
Guilty Look

What are you in jail for?"
Merely for looking at girl"
con the street?"
mo, through a keyhole."
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-09
Easily Distinguished

MY girl friend is a twin"
"How do you tell 'em apart?"
''Her brother is taller"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-09

We will all be victims of events
until we become the makers of his
tory.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-09
Familiar Reproach

Familiar ReprOach
who is that letter from?"
What do you want to know for?"
There you are. What do want
to know for? You're the most in
quisitive person 1 ever met"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-09
In The Dark

In The Dark
! Mother: what are that college
students intentions?"
Daughter: swell, he's keeping me
pretty much in the dark"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-09

Futile Search
A salesman bought some lin
burger cheese to eat in his room.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-09
The March Of Time

Mary had a little watch:
She swallowed it. It's gone.
Now everywhere that Mary walk
Time-marches on!
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-09

of time; or who criticize temperate
people for enjoying mellow glass
of beer with friends.
They're often weIl-intentioned
folks, too. But from where l sit, the
minute we criticize our neighbors
for enjoying wholesome pleasures
like a game Of horseshoes, a
glass of beer, or an afternoons
fishing-it's a sure sign we'rs
growing old Tin spirit anyway no
matter what our age is.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-09

in Copyright IStGesBr FoundaGo
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-09

IssaIax Glass Block is a
functional building material
not merely q decoration.
IL transmits light; obsczres
oisioN for briOaey,s sake;
reduces heat loss; Keeps ont
noise and dirt; IS easy to
clean and adds to the cheer
fitness and attrsctiUeness of
tbs home.
Evening star., 1947-09-14

day, due to the presence in the in
dex OF several wide losers, but plus
signs outnumbered declines. Vol
ume picked up to 100000 shares.
Distillers and textiles were among
the good gamers, rejecting talk. OF
expanding earnings in these fields.
Rails dawdled as the ICC held in
allowance action on plea for an
interim freight rate boost although
granting Eastern roads an increase
in interstate communication fares.
Fridays proceedings we're a case
of the doldrums with 100000 shares
a bottom since August %. While the
ticker dozed throughout, declines OF
fractions to point or more held
the Majority at the close. Oils and
few special issues did better while
rails. motors and most steels soft
ened.
Evening star., 1947-09-14

rector, will be the chief speaker and
the educational program tm she
first semester will be outlined
Theodore P. Cowgirl, other chap
ter officers and the new Board OF
ConsultS will attend.
Wilson New Magruder Head.
Appointment of Robert F. wilson
as president Of Magruder, Inc, food
and wine merchants, was announced
Yesterday by John H. Msgruder,
chairman of the Board OF Directors,
Mr.. Wilson originally Joined the
company as general manager In
1885, leaving the Kroger Co In Gin
cinnati. During the war he was a
captain in the Army Air Service,
stationed in California.
When released from active duty
in 1e45, he returned to Magruder
for a time, resigning to take posi-
ton with Standard Brands, Inc, IN
New York.
Capital Store Sales OFF.
Department store sales In the
Capital for the week ended Satur-
day. September 6. were IA per cent
below the corresponding week last
year but were unchanged from the
previous week this year, the Rich
mond Reserve Bank announced.
Cumulative sales for the four
weeks ending September 9 were
down per cent from last year. Filth
District sales were off IS per cent
for the week under review and IL
per cent in the four weeks, the re-
port said.
Jones Attends Convention.
Robert C. Jones, senior partner
of Robert c. Jones & Co., who was
a colonel in the Army Air Forces
during the war and now Is COM
mander of the Air Force Association,
District Squadron, is attending the
national convention of the associa-
ton in Columbus. The association
has 10000 members, this being the
first reunion.
Ralph Cipriano, Frank w. Gallo,
John McWilliams, Meyer Rasks and
E. Burton Williams. from the Wash
ington Office Of the New York Lie
Insurance Co, are attending con-
vention at Breton Woods, N. II.
The new Potomac Electric Power
$50 per cent preferred Is being
quoted at 511z bid and 5211 asked
over the counter. The common ear
ries bid of 16ix with 17A asked.
Mathews Moved to Boston.
George N. Mathews, manager OF
the Cunard White Star Steamship
Lines office here, has been appointed
general manager at Boston. He is
a past president of the Aexandria
Rotary Club. Is vice president od the
West Montgomery County BOY
Scouts and has been very aetavs m
the Institute OF Public Affairs 81
the University Of Virginia.
st. Clair G. Mackay. formerly WAN
the British Mission and later In the
Office of the Chief Of Ordnance, has
become vice president Of Dtcon De
livery Services, S21 First street NE.
Evening star., 1947-09-14
Stocks 0vershadowed
By Staples, Attract
Better Support
By Victor Eubonk
A,,,eiotsd Press riooneiol Writer

NEW YORK, Sept 13.-Heavy
speculation in commodities over
shadowed the stock market curing
the past week although the latter
attracted little more support than
in recent sessions.
Grains and other staples hit new
highs, some climbing daily permis-
sible limits. but profit realizing cut
the ma ajority down at the week end
following a boost in margins. Bonds
were spotty throughout.
The share department enjoyed two
fairly good recovery days. On bal
ance, however, it suffered small
net loss for the fourth straight week.
While volume was the best since the
week of August l the million-share
figure never was approached. Not
since July 80 has there been mil
liOn-SesSion.
Some bidding for stocks was at
tributed partly to covering by shorts
and investment nibbling on the idea
the market had been oversold and
was due for at least a good technical
comeback On the other hand, ac
counts again were trimmed by those
who were apprehensive over the in
terna tional economic muddle, the
cloudy export picture and the pos
sibiity of business flop in the wake
of soaring living costs. Spending OF
veterans terminal leave cash still
was a prop but this was offset by
other confusing factors.
Average off Slightly.
The Associated Press 60-stock
composite was off 5 of a point at
81 on the week. Transfers for the
five sessions of 3.718,360 shares COM
pared with 289l,730 in the preced-
ing short holiday stretch.
The big board on Monday suffered
its sharpest dip since August 8 with
the averages touching low since
last June "a 1t was the seventh
straight Monday retreat. The days
aggregate of 100000 shares was the
top of the week. Pleasing dividends
aided Universal-Cyclops steel and
Francisco Sugar but steels. motors,
rails. coppers and rubbers slipped
to or more points.
The market reverted to the ad-
vancing side Tuesday although
transfers dwindled to 100000 shares.
Buving in the final hour changed
the course of trends. Gains of l to
3 points or so for pivotals were
plentiful although numerous leaders
remained on the losing end. Gus
toners still we're cautious owing to
reports CT some foreign liquidation
because of growing dollar shortages
abroad.
A last-minute bulge wednesday
enabled the list to duplicate its
average improvement of the day be-
fore. While the days total tapered
to TAO, 900 shares, 100000 appeared
In the concluding hour. The up
swing was viewed as mainly of q
technical nature. Amusements
stiffened at the last in brisk trans
actions on word the British might
reconsider the substantial tax lately
imposed on American films.
Stocks slipped on balance Thurs
Evening star., 1947-09-14
Washinqton Stock Exchange
I NHNEHJ 7 IUNS FJIN
BONDS
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

COM Erchan0e orciulsJ
ON 1a47 UP TO
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 12
Evening star., 1947-09-14

Record Delegation to ABA.
Washington banks and the Treas
Evening star., 1947-09-14

Richard A. Norris. ervations and
will be accompanied by their wives
Among those in the party will be
Treasury Secretary John w. Snyder
Undersecretary A. l.. M. Virgins
Controller of the Currency Preston
Delano, Robert V. Fleming, a former
ABA president, and Richard A. Nor.
ris, president of the District Bank
ers Association.
In addition to Messrs. Snyder,
Virgins and Delano, representatives
of the Treasury will include:
Edward H, Foley. jr.,, assistant secre-
Vsrnor {ary; EdWsrd BarteIt fiscal expert:
Lawrence M. Olney and Morris Townsend,
savings bond division; c. B. Upham and
j; L: Robertson, deputy controllers Of the
chlet national bank examiner: James j.
Maloney chief, Bureau of Secret Service
b. Others attending will INCLUDE D; J. Need
assistant general counsel; George M Bren-
nan, Intermediate Credit Commissioner:
Maple Maple T. Harl. chairman, and H. E. Cook.
Lawrence CLAYTON, Federal Reserve Board
governor; Robert L; Garner, vice president.
I Internatlonal r,e , Bank; Henry T. Rodman,
From the Washington banking district
siddons st1i be DRnisl Robdr+ W. Bell Prede5iGk 1,
Schooley, American Security h Trust Co
Thomas J. Groom. Bank of Commerce &
S,syinss; s, Wilmer J. Waller, Hamilton Ma
ard A Norris, Lincoln: Barnum L. Cotton,
National Savings & Trust; Robert v Elem
ing Corcoran Thorn; ir. Catherine. NJ
John A. Reilly, Second National Francis
G. Addison, Jr., Security Savings & Com
mercisl; S, William Miller, A. Scott offutt
Linwood P. Harrel l.. Clark Brown, Unior
Trust Co; George M Fisher, Charles II
Doing. Washington Loan & Trust Co
Alb Dinner Plans Ready.
Herbert D. Lawson, ir., Suburban
Evening star., 1947-09-14
More C,ottonseed Crushed

The Census Bureau reported yes
terday that cottonseed crushed In
the one-month period, August to
August 81, totaled 1o2, ,14s tons. com
pared with 88,033 tons in the
corresponding period = year ago.
Cottonseed on hand at mills
on August 81 totaled 163,321 tons,
compared with 137, ,506 tons In the
period a year ago.
Evening star., 1947-09-14
Peoples Drug Sales
Only IL Pct. Above
Year Ago in August
By Edword G, Stone

August sales of Peoples Drug
Stores, Inc, totaled S3,749,601, COM
pared with s3.702 .2e2 a year ago, an
increase of SAT, 7,309, or only IL per
cent, w. H. Churchill, treasurer, re-
ported yesterday.
This was a much smaller gain
than in the first eight months OF
l947 when sales amounted to $29,-
544,378 against s27 ,757 $50 in the like
1916 period, an increase of $1.S18,51S,
or sc per cent. The gain in July
was SIS per cent.
The company operated 1856 stores
in August as compared with 1873 In
August. 1916. Peoples Drug stock
recently sold at 55 on the Washing
ton Stock Exchange, a new high for
the year.
Evening star., 1947-09-14

PLUS extra or extras I Paid in
Evening star., 1947-09-14

Gry department
will send one OF
the largest dele
cations in years
to the 73d an
nual convention
of the American
Bankers ASo-
at At
lantic City. Sep
tember % -0-
tober |, it was
learned yester-
day.
Already about
so fl n a n c iers
have made res
Evening star., 1947-09-14
Alb Dinner Plans Ready.
Herbert D. Lawson, jr., Suburban

National Bank,
chairman Of the
Ed u C a t | o n a |
Com m ittee of
Wa S h l n g t o n
Chapter, Ameri-
can Institute of
B a n k / n g, will
preside at the
annual fall edu-
cational dinner
at the May
flower H o t e |,
w e d n e S d a y
night.
DR.. William A.
Irwin, national
li
Evening star., 1947-09-14
Capital Securities
Over the Counter.

The following bid and asked quotations
on Washington securities traded over the
counter represent prices at which one or
more dealers. members of the National
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc,
would trade with the general public at the
time the quotations were assembled Tor
The star as of Friday noon.
Evening star., 1947-09-14
Baskets Used for Lighting

Basket-like containers, into which
burning pieces of wood were thrown.
were used for lighting during tas
RenaiaeaneA !
Evening star., 1947-09-14
1913 1874 1915 1916 =

MARKET AVERAGES COM
piled by the Associated Press
are traced on the chart above.
Stocks and bonds retreated
for the fourth successive
week, while commodities con-
tinued to advance.
Evening star., 1947-09-14

ceiyersp or being reoreanized under the Banxrnptes
Of dividends the foregoing table are e. aemannnsi
Ssciarstion Unless otherwise noted. special OF s1Es
divdends are included e diviaenod seoeh dividend
Cash or stock Paid last year PsYap. n in
o Derlarsd or paid far this yea d - - d.
Canadian funds. Accumulated DIVIDENDS Para % ~
rcd yeRY.
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9ides Dpdenblati eriheint ieit
bem Sabre 1873 regelmdBie ieben
Somstag unb miro berausseeeben
gum Beiten oes Rdpitlihen &olle.
GUM Soiepbinum Der 81. aongrega'
tion Der Bropaeanba in Columbus,
beiien 3pef Die Seranbiloung oent'
iher Brieitera0slinge fir bic Ser.
Staaten lit. Dieie Mnitalt lit baupt-
iGhlih angetpieien auf bic gintiinfte
6iefes 8iattes unb Die 8eihente iet'
uer 2eier.
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of March 3, 1879. Additional entyy
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@sralnat.,.6;,,1

SeaeDille, Sn. = 8ie ioeben in
&om uno 8aibinston befannt sege-
ben nurbe, bot ser SI. gater Sen
bohm'iten Wigr. Soiepb 90. 0ueller,
blsber Bfarrer Der bieiigen ct. Ye-
ters- -&atbebrale, gum 2itularbilhof
bon Sinoa unb &oaoiutorbildof bon
Sionr Gitp ernannt. Oie &onlefration
lon mite Sftober in Der bieiisen &a>
tbeorale erfolgen. @r miro Der Na6-
folser bon &oaoiutorbiidof Sbomas
8. geoa, Der ioeben bonn 81. Gater
|5um 8ii6of bon Warquette ernannt
muroe. Wigr. Wueller uur6e
1894 inst. 2ouis, Mo., geboren, mo
er Die SO. 8eter unb Bauls- Starr
idule abiolbierte. Sooann mo6te er
leine flaiiii6en iotpie ieine pbiIoio-
pbii6en unb tbeolosilhen Stuoien an
papitliden &oneeium Soiepbinum in
Bortbington, g., uno tpnrbe oaielhit
am ID. SUM 1919 bon 8il0of Sart-
leD fir Die Dio5eie 8elIebiIle gum
Brieiter seipeibt. Ssn Der Iolgeseit
nirfte er in Der Bfarrieelicrga, ,ll-
nddit in GurlDle uno bann in O,t.
Carmel. 1921 tpur6e er gum 8far-
rer Der ct. gliiabetb-@emei III
gait ct. 2ouis ernannt, Damn mirfte
er fnr5e 3eit in Cairo unb sulest
muroe er als Bfarrer on oie bieiige
&atbeoral= =@emeinbe ernannt, mo- er
ieitber iesensreib tpirfte.
Chicago, Sn. SIN Wiiiionsbaus
Der @eiellibaft bonn @ottli1en 8ort
in SehnD erfolgte Die feierli6e Som
Iteration bon 8ii6of Aoolpb gl. SEQ.
ier, S.V.D., als MpoitoIiiber 8ifar
bon Iccra an Der @olbfiiIte bon Mfri-
ia, mo er ieit 1889 als Wiliionar ae-
mirft bat. Seit 1914 mar er Ipofto<
lilder Yrdfeft bes Serritoriums. Die
&oniefration Douaog &aroindl Strith
BON @bicago nnter Miiiltens bon Bi-
f)of Wilimn g. S'@onnor bon Maoi.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-09-06
Nrnr UARE-pakrtf

&c em yorf, 81. 9. Gglgfg gibt
Die Serausgabe bon bier rlelien H1fe-
ten befannt. Dos erfte lit Elm WebI-
pafet nit fiinfuno5nati5ig Hfitno Sn-
balt; ons oipeite Elm 6ettpafet nit
5ebn Hfnnb; bas brittle lit elm 2einen-
pafet, bas 5tpei gettiider aus itarfent
guumtpollitofi, atDei ebeniolde aopf-
fiiienbe5iige, Elm 5rottierban0flidb,
5tDei Giibenbanotiiber, elm, @elihts-
lappen uno 5ipei Stiid 5eife entb1lt,
oas Dierte lit elm Strifponepafet nit
einem Snbalt bon aipei nno brei Bier
tel Hfitno bun0ertpro5entiger @oIle
lino Stridnaoeln. Sic beioen erIten
Bafete foIten MIR bier Collar, bic bei-
ben lesten $40. Mnfragen ridte man
an GslRg, 80 8roao Street SEEM
gorf 4, 90. 9.
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2iebe 2eierl
9(us einem 8riefe zines iungen
Grieiters, Der iid i'm Germantown in
&om ituoienbalber aur grrei6ung bes
tbeologiihen 8oftorats aufb1lt:
."Gon oabeim (Sadien, ruiiiide
3one) erreiden midi alarmierenbe
Nahridten iiber Die grndbrungslase.
Wutter ibrieb, oaB aus oer SCOT etne
mabre Sungersnot getporoen lei lt1tb
piele Somilicn iid aus ger5meifiung
Den SOB gaben. ga meine &eimfebr
feine Silfe tpdre, periuhe ih, iiber Die
8ont. Com. Aiiiitenaa, nit Der ib
Dabreno Der @efangenidaft in beltem
ginbernebmen 5ulammenarbeiten
fonnte, NIT Dem eriten transport, Der
in bie Sit5one geleitet meroen iol. eiil
2ebensmittelpafet au ienben. @offent.
liht fommt es ON. Ser 8oriitenoe Der
fatboliiden 8auern Der II. g. ber-
Iprad uns aud, iofort nod ieiner
&iiffebr in Die Staaten cine gftion
al itarten, l,no mir iinb bereits on Der
Seriteaung Der Ioreilenliiten.
Die &offnung auf Die neue grnte
bat cine geiDaltige gnttauidung erlit-
ten, oa our6 Die enorme 8erringe-
rung oes 8alobeItanoes in Der Set
mot nad ,bem &rieee cine fataItro-
pbale 8eranoerung oes &limas ein-
geiebt bot, uno 8. g. in 8aDern bas
@etreioe auf ben Selbern 10 ausge-
brannt fDuroe BON Der Sonne, bob
bic &orner nod Dor Dem Sbnitt aus
Ifielen Soffentlib iolet Der Strofe
fir rnier 8olf nun enbli1 ou1 Die
2iebe, Die lelber Der perlorene Sobn
nod erfleben, tpenn au1 nift berla11-
gen fann. uno Diele uni6ulbige Spfer
oes bernidteten Spitems iino nun
iiberoies nod Die ilniGuIoig 8eitraf-
ten getporoen, geraoe bieienigen, Die
Dor Dem eigenen @affe1lieg mebr ge-
5ittert baben als Dor oem Der tpirf-
li6en Sieger.
nWit grsriffenbeit bette <id) Die
YialmenL geraoe ben 6reiunopieraig-
item, oenn mebr fann man balo nibt
mebr tun."
Sotueit Der fromme uno begabte
iugenolihe 8rielter @ermanifer. gr
ldreibt, baB Der @appenipru9 ieines
bodu'f 'fterr7Srn. 9iifofs bon Meiilen,
Betrus 2egge, Jet: nm spens contra
sbem" 8oran i'm gertranen i'm
Sample gegen alle Beraipeiflung!
2iebe 2eier, fit bas Meniden1nog-
li6lte, Inn ELM }periinfenbes 9eutih-
lanb uno europa an retten! Weit
5reunoesgruB nro Brieiteriegen,
sSoieph s. @eIs. 81
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Stiuliue DeS SDlttS
far bas Spiepbiuulll

ginlieeenb ST fir grborune zines
anliegens.
g. ST., Mo.
Il i
@inliesen6 50, tpel1e i6 ben or
men Stuoenten fals grborung elmer
Bite perlproben bate. 8ott iei
9anf! 81 lit 5u gbren Der gebene-
oeiten 8ottesmutter: 1no Der onoere
5u @bren Der III. 9fita.
5rau &b. 6. &c., Sno.
grf
@inlieeenb S6ef inn 8etrage bon
S., nelhe id neriproden batte, I'M
Salle Der grb0rung in einem beion=
beren stnliegen. 8eniisen Sic bieie
Sl,mme apeds Seranbiloung zines
armen Stuoenten.
$. &C., Minn.
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CHARLES r. NEUMANN

Versender Won D-O-D
COS So. Monroe Ave-, Columbus S, @.
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SANOS

6ringt idleuniee SiIfe BEL Salsleiben
aller slrt, 3Dniilitis, Geldapiren,
Mitbma, 9abfeber nmS GinnstrnubIe
pegen ieiner giftfeimtotenben gigen-
idaft.
ltniere ieit fait einem balben Sabr-
bnnoert ben dlteiten 2eiern bes
,Sbio-W o-Waiienfreunb' befannten nrlo
als unentbebrIide SausbeilmitteI
angefpanbte &rdrtermittel lit aus
Den belten Seilfralltern bergeiteM..
Greis- -90c per 5laide; $500 fir
6 Slai6en; $3.50 fir IL Slai1en.
grpreb Collect. Barcel Goit ertra.
THE WOLFRAM CO.
p. o. B. IS COLUMBUS, OHIO
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,1Qdankon
u. ErinnerMngen
gpn 8es. 8. Tnertsss
CTR. 49,
(5ortieeung)

gines Cages borte Iuguitinus iei-
men Sreuno Sontianus pom fl. Into-
Mus reben rnb bon anoern glsceten,
pie lie oie @elt unb alles berlieBen,
pie bo6geltente Staatsnanner, orrb
oas 8eiipiel oieler Ii5eten aufgemun-
tert, Sen Gurpur nit Dem ranben
Monbseeipanoe pertaridten. augu-
ltinus paro tief ergriffen unb begann
bulo oorauf elm @elprGd) nit 9llps
Plus: r8as gefdiebt2 8as lit oos2
8as boit ou gebort? llngelebrte lte-
ben ouf uno reiBen bas Simmelrei6
an ii6, 1tno mir nit nnierm falten
@iiiensitol5e pal5en nns IN 5leilb
unb 8lut!"
slugultinus beeab lid) in ben 8or-
ten uno tpeinte unb flebte. Sa borte
er cine IiebIibe Stimme: vHimm uno
lies!" gr elite 5u Dem Srt, no alp-
plus laB uno idlug Die Sl. Sdrift
auf. Sem erlter 8lid fiel ouf Die
Stele (IDm. t3, 13-14): ,2ailet
uns ebrbar tpanoeln, niht in S6lenl-
mereien uno Srunfenbeit, niht ir I'm
5udt uno @eilbeit, niht in 3anf uno
giferiu6t."
Ntebr beourfte es nibt, oic innere
llnrube in Iuguitinus 81 beieitigen
uno ben innern Streit bei5ulegen.
Sein Ser5 NOR auf einmal geanOert
unb Der felte gnti6luB gefaBt, ioipobl
iein linlauteres 2eben, als audi ben
Wanihaismus al perlalien uno bur6
oie beilige Soufe Der Stride @pttes
ii6 an5uidlieBen. gr teilte ieiner BET
ligen Wtutter mb Dem I'll. Imbrolius
ieinen gntibluB nit uno bot oeniii-
tie INN Die beilige Saufe, oie er nab
langer Gorbereitung am Gbarlans-
toee i'm Sabre 387 i'm oreiunbbreiBig-
item 2ebensiabre empfing. Wit ibm
nuroe auh iein 5reunb sllppius bonn
I'll Imbroiius getauft.
BeIbe 5reu6e uno Elm tpie groBer
Sroit muB es fir ieine fromme Mut-
ter geipeien iein, ais an oieiem Gbar=
Iamstag ibr Sobn gum 5ipeiten Male
pieoergeboren tpuroel Wan elaubt,
oaB bel oieiem freuoigen @reignis Der
befannte, 2obgeiang ~Se Deum 2au-
oamus" n@roBer @ott, mir loben
9ib!" = bonn I'll. Imbroiius uno
bem neugetauften auguitinus pe:faBt
iporoen Iei unb gum erlten Male OILS
Gonfiaeung @ottes seiuneen tpurbe.
8alo naf @nlpfang Der beiligen
Saufe faBte auguitinus Den @nt-
I6luB, in iein Gaterlano 5uriif5ufe5-
rem uno sort ieinem Seelenbeil ancin
5u obliegen. 9ls er na6 Sitia fam,
erfranfte leine Oeutter uno bei6loB
ourh einen gliidieligen Soo ibr bei-
liges 2eben. Galss,
@ugultinus ieste nod fur5em 4uf>
entbalt in &om ieine Geiie fort ln6
fam enoli6 in 9lfrifa an, mo er brei
Sabre in Der GinIamfeit 5ubra6te in
beltanoisem @ebet, Salten, 8uBner-,
fen uno init 8etrabtung gottli6er
@ebeimniiie. Sierauf tpurbe er nod
Sippo berufen.
y :. @ie bereits ertpabnt, lebte ausu-
ftinus, na6oem er Die BON ieinem
Gater ererbten Sitter perfauft unb
ben @rlos oen Irmen gegeben, nit
menigen ieiner 5reunoe nie in flo
Iterlider 3uriidee5osenbeit, bis ct
our6 ieine sll5eie, als au6 burh iei-
ne S6riften groBe 8eriibntbeit err
langt batte. 9a ipurbe er, tros ieines
8ioeripiletts, in Der naben Stabt
@ippo BON 8ii6of 8alerius gum
BrieIter eetpeibt. I'm Sitern 392 frat
er iein slmt on.