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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-05-09
THROW away
HARSH LAxAT|vES!
Millions Have Ended Con.
stipation with Healthful
Fresh Fruit Drink

Don't form the habit of depending
onharsh, gripping laxatives until you've
tried this easy, healthful way millions
now use to keep regular.
It's fresh lemon juice and water
taken first thing in the morning-just
as soon as you get up. the juice of
one Sunkist Lemon in a glass of water.
Taken thus. on an empty stomach, it
stimulates normal bowel action. day
after day. for most people.
And lemons are actively good for
you. They re among the richest sources
of vitamin c. which combats fatigue,
helps resist colds and infections. They
supply vitamins 81 and P. aid diges-
ton and help alkalinize the system.
Try this grand wake-up drink 10
mornings. See if it doesn't help you'll
Use California Sunkist Lemons.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-05-09

THE sunbonnet girl of song and
story ready to be a decoration
for that best chair you prize so
highly. Mercerized crochet cotton
is used.
You can crochet pillow top and chair
set In this design. Pattern $40 has direc-
tons and charts for chair set and pillow
top. Send 20 cents in coins for pattern.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-05-09
WASHINGTON l{{:2355
Guerrilla Bands Instructed
In Tenets of Communism
BY BAUKHAGE
NeUs Analyst and Commentator.

WNU Service, 1916 Eye Street, N. w.,
Washington, D. C.
WASHINGTON Greeks had
word for 1.-THE word revolution,
I mean. It was antistasis, believe,
as nearly as I can transliterate the
Greek alphabet.
But until very recently it meant
something quite different from what
it means in Greece today.
I won't attempt to telescope the
history of the Hellenes back to
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-05-09

Weather reports by phone
discontinued because of the
strike) forced folks to the incon-
venience of looking out the win
dow to see whether or not it
would rain.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-05-09

Women's Wear reports depart
ment store sales cas- we're nine
billion nine hundred million.
imagine what they'd be if you
could buy what you want?
Signs of What Times? They say
Saks sold a dozen $500 mems
overcoats in one day.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-05-09

Congress is doing its usual sloppy
thinking on outlawing the Commu-
mist party. No legislation can
stop a political belief; but the Com
munist agents (outside of Russia)
are doing far more than acting as
political sympathizers. They are
acting as spies and agents, and their
tage and destruction. The Bill
of Rights was not designed as pro-
lection for any foreign military
spies. Let's wake up. For
eign agents are not political ques-
ton. They are military problem.
.. They are not engaged in plant
ing the seeds of Communism in
American minds. They are
much more interested in where to
plant atom bombs in American
cities.
Broadway Ballad for Don VAIN:
(By Don Tooting): For years and
years I've read your poignant verse.
:. You sure have had a most dis
tressful time. And, Kid. when
matters 60 from bad to worse-you
always put your sorrow into rhyme.
The faded rose-the Inns that
are no more. The Gentle Maid
whose kisses haunt you still. I
do not state that you are Quite
Bore. merely think that you
should take a pill. If Inns are
closed, then Inns are closed, Old
Boy. If Gals are Gone-you'll
never get 'em back! Now Spring
has come and Spring should bring
you joy. But still you canter on
the same wet track. Instead Of
mourning for these dizzy lasses. =.
Why don't you take some Sulphur
& Mo]asses?
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-05-09

Sallies in Our Alley: Pixad, the
new gimmick in technicolor (atop
roof in Times Square), is stopping
traffic a la a New Years Eve crush
its that clever. There's no
biz like show biz item: The circus
advertises tickets admitting to ev-
erything Gncluding seats)" :. Seen
lunching at Indy Sylvester,
the drama editor, just after finishing
a radio program called: Luncheon
at Sardi's." The G-Men now
have a gadget which they can tune
in on your boudoir secrets and hear
every whisper from parked cars
half a mile from the scene. Unless
you know how to Jam" it and cause
static. Swing street (52nd) isn't
so swingy any more. Since the Onyx
became Ruby's "a restaurant with
out horns) that street now has II
eateries and 9 night clubs. :.
The war department niX'd Commu-
mist leader William z. Fosters ap-
plication for a jaunt through Ger
many-for the Daily Communist.
Evening star., 1947-04-15
Citizen Group Studies
Need for More Judqes

The need Of full-time traffic
Judge is not as great as the overall
need for more judges in the local
courts. a. member of the Michigan
Park Citizens Association said last
night.
Richard j. Carr contended the
calendar is running behind in Dis
trict Court. At his request. a COM
mittee. was appointed to study the
problem.
The association asked that the
District Commissioners take action
to provide at least one nurse for
every 1000. school children, which
Is the standard set by many other
cities. According to the group, there
Is now one nurse for every $500
children.
The association voted to give $50
each to Mrs. Virginia Kreamer, sec
retary, and Mrs. Katherine Rupert,
treasurer, for their "untiring efforts
and loyalty"
The association now has 631 mem
bers, including $50 who joined in
the last two months.
The meeting was held in the
Bunker Hill School, Fourteenth
street and Michigan avenue NE,
and was conducted by j. Millard
Hall, president.
Evening star., 1947-04-15
Newell Warns Group
OF Leffist ,InfiItraiion

Clifford II. Newell, president Of
the Federation OF Citizens Associa-
tions, again warned OF inflltration
attempts into civic associations by
certain un-American groups, in an
address before the Brentwood Ter
race Citizens Association last night.
IF they are permitted to do so"
he declared, "they will push you
right of your own verandas. They
must be watched on every hand-in
our churches, olr schools, our civic
bodies. Their leftist tendencies force
us to count noses within our own
memberships to guard against their
methods constantly"
He lauded the association for the
civic job beinet done in Its section
of the city, pointing out the citizens
association Is becoming recognized
more and more as the real voice
Of the people" in the community.
Ralph Donnelly, delegate to the
federation from Brentwood Terrace,
explained the purpose and functions
Of the forthcoming Federation publi-
cation, the ID. G. Citizen" first issue
Of which Is due April 25.
Mrs. Matilda Lunch, chairman OF
the Membership Committee, an
nounced the association now totals
some 317 families, encompassing
about $50 individual members, in
cluding 80 new members who were
voted into the group at last nights
meeting.
The meeting, conducted by Jerome
p. Lynch, president. was held In the
Social Oyster Club, 1881 Saratoga
avenue NE.
Evening star., 1947-04-15
Deaths Reported

CFTom the D, C. Bureau of Vital Statistics. }
Mary A: sisler, S., 1929 N st. NV.
Edith NJ. W. Garrison, 81, 6o61 9th st.
Hattie M. Calhoun so, 1879 18th st. NV.
Nancy B. Fairfield. 7s. a4oo i4th st. NV.
william g. Claspy, sr., II, 201 r. I. ave.
oertrud. T. Dermonst. 81. ssoa Porter
LsT1snse 4. s1slns Hansen: 40; 1922 sao .., ar
Fred il. Ivy. 45. 1s 3rd st. ne.
Adelaide x: Evans. a 490s 9Th Ut. NV
Murphy Bell. 43. 20e st. NV.
koseP ePs ssess sis aafsy issh aa,ss & Nc Nc
Infant Nichols, s07 L st. NV.
Infant Lister, Alexandra, va
Bertha wallace, Ga, 337 Elm st. NV.
Sadie Nash, 90, 1888 Polk st. ne.
aeorss aega.a y y Harris, Harris e e o s7Ss s. ny.
James Smith, as. 90 Logan st. NV.
Sarah T. Ovens, Al. 1892 7th st. NV
James Wright. infant, 44o7 Eads ct. ne
infant Cain. SO NJ st. NV
Infant Clark. 223 both Ct. NE.
infant infant WWh;,Shingtes WASH 2soo nomeroy I'd Sc
Ola KinT. 81, 1875 18th 1t. NV. W n.y.
George 9. Balderson, 76. 422 Nicholson
Mary e. DAILY. "A, I71s Mass. ave. NV.
Ida uranson, 90. olsowin, Pa.
William a1shs shS s. tssS taos i:ss c:pito :pi
Bessie S. Scott. SO. 1Ia2 22nd st. NV.
Deland M. Edge. infant, 647 7th It, ne.
Holland has refused to pass
breach-of-promise laws.
Evening star., 1947-04-15
Mount Pleasant Unit
Rejects D. {. Sales Ia,

A resolution to indorse a sales tax
for the District, provided We can
not obtain q more equitable income
tax" which would reach all District
residents, was defeated by a narrow
margin at meeting Of the Mount
Pleasant Citizens Association last
night.
The members voted, after listen
ing to a debate on proposed new
local taxes between Frank G. Wal
drop of the Washington Times
Herald and DR.. Herbert Wood, for
mer technical assistant to the
commissioner Of internal revenue.
Mr.. Waldrop, favoring the pro-
posed 2 per cent sales tax, contended
an increased real estate tax is not
desirable way of raising more
Evening star., 1947-04-15
six Students 10 Speak
I'm K. Of P. Prize Contest

Six high school students win COM
pete in a public speaking contest
sponsored by the Knights of Pythias,
at $50 pm. Monday at the Pythian
Temple, 1912 Ninth street NV.
Contestants are Miss Mural M
ISABELLA and Miss Patricia M. Waters
of Mckinley High School; Miss
Dorothy Berger and Miss Constance
A. Rabbit. Anacostia High School;
Miss Eulalie Harrison, Central High
School, and Miss Judith e. Steinberg
woodrow Wilson.
The winner Of the contest viii re-
ceive a 500 prize and will qualify
for entry In a sectional contest at a
later date. The topic Of the contest
is juvenile delinquency.
Evening star., 1947-04-15

funds, since the Federal Govern
ment already owns more than SO
per cent Of the city,s land.
The speaker described the present
income tax law as fraud" which
legally exempts many persons who
live here from paying the tax. He
said hopes Of more equitable
income tax are tunreaiistic." Nor
can Congress be expected to increase
the size Of the Federal payment,
he contended.
IF the District needs more
money" Mr.. Waldrop told the as
sociation, ''it's got to come out OF
your pockets"
Dr.. Wood, supporting the proposal
for a better income tax law, de-
clared . sales tax is q levy on the
necessities of life, which leaves
excess income untouched. An in
Evening star., 1947-04-15

come tar, he said, Is graduated to
place the burden on those best able
TO pay.
To put the tax burden on the
little fellow" DR.. Wood said, ''is not
only q miscarriage Of justice but q
grave economic mistake"
The meeting, held in the Mount
Pleasant Library, was conducted by
Marcus Horchardt, president.
Evening star., 1947-04-15
Architects Name Delegates

Washington delegates to the ma
tional convention Of the American
Institute Of Architects win be Julian
Beria, president Of the Washington
Chapter; Louis Justement, John j..
White, Thomas n. Locraft and Ru-
dolph SWeeley. The convention will
be held April 20 TO May | in Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-29
,familienkrets

ibr aino, nno manhe 8itte bringt
su @ottes Sbron, nod ebe basIelbe
geboren lit. gln Der Miege fniet bic
fromme Wutter uno banft fir bic
9immelsgabe, Die Gott ibr gel6enft.
ltno mie elIdlid lit iie, tpenn ibr
Dos ainb gum eriten Male entgegen-
ld1elt!
Ger ielieite Moment i'm GoIein
Der iungen Wutter lit oer, .penn iie
ben eriten 2ibtItrabI bes grfennens
in ben Iugen bes &inoes aufbIisen
liebt, apenn bas fleine &opfhen iib
penoet, Inn ibr 5l1 folgen nit ben
8liden, penn lie gebt - tpenn bas
erlte Sadeln aufodmmert bel ibrem
grlheinen, ipenn bas 8einen onf-
bort, iobalo ibre Sano bas 5arte @e-
i6opf beriibrt, tpenn ienes Simmels-
lidt oes 8epuBtleins 5uerlt in oem
&inoe aufleu6tet; tpenn ser tpirfIi-
be, lpabrbaftige Weni6 seboren
miro.
Gas lit fiirtpabr ser Mutterliebe
idoniter 2obn!
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@ottesnluttertpiiroe on (tnler 2anb
brinet feline Srii6te). gs lit ia ie-
ner Iugenblid, in benz mir bieie
Wiiroe ielblt bethlehem. Das lit ia
oas Eiefe oer aobentsmeiie, bob mir
Der @ottesmutter abnlih nerben, oa
ben Serrn empfangen, i'm begen,
oaB er @eitalt in uts nebme, auf
bob mir i'm 5ur 8elt bringen beim
Beibnadtsfeite.
8enn mir Die gat,se MbbentsIitur-
gle - Weiie 1no 8repier - n6ber
betrabten Damn erit begreifen mir
Die Sdonbeit Ser 2iturgie unb mill
fen iene beoauern, bic NIT ientimen=
talen 8ebetbiihern iib abipeiien lai,
len uno atfolut nibts BON 2iturgie,
bon @ebeten Ser Stride ipiiien mol
len. @abrbaftig, per nit Ser FL. Sir
DIE iib auf oas So6felt - @eibnah-
ten borbereitet, fir Sen miro basiels
be Elm 8naoenfeit lein.
I, Die sllten baben aus ben Sddsen
Der slbnentsliturgie eelbopft uno
uns berrli6e 4opentsIieoer in Der
oeutiden Sprade geidenft, bic lei-
Der bier5ulanoe INNER mebr i6tpin-
ben. 8ie iw0n iino ni6t Die 80
pentslieoer ausgeoriidt in oem aus
Dem 12. Sabrbunoert itammenoen
2ieo % fonnL o fomm emmanuel"
uno Die beiben I'M II. Sobrbunoert
entltanoenen Mbpentslieber uEouet
Simmel Sen 8ere6ten" 1no 80 Sci
lano, reiB oen SimneI auf". Soa
iolf ein 5leben, ,pie lie oie 2ieoer
ausoriiden, belonoers Damn, ,penn iie
bon Der gan5en 8erneinoe geiungen
tperoen, bie slntpeienben nidt anres
gen, Die Abpents5eit inn Sinne unb
8eiite Der Stride su benusen? ST.
derlid. Sic treu nit Ser Stride bal-
ten, laiien iib nibt bonn mooernen
8eltgetit aniteden -al,6 in ibrem
Seim beipabrt man 9lopentsgebr1ll=
DIE, ltngt man Iopentslieber uno
balt Iopentsanbabten. sSa BORT, mo-
oos geidiebt, miro itd] erfiinen, mas
Der Serr geiprohen: r5ieb, ih min
fommen uno unter ibnen tpobnen.
Sic iperoen mein Golt iein unb i1
ibr @ott."
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feline Oeutterbruit gerei6t tperben
fann2 8ie babe i6 mein &ino? 8ie
befleibe if es? Mie iou iein gett.
lein uno iein 3imnter auseeitattet
lein? Sn tpelden Spmptomen du.
BERN iid sic peri6ieoenen &inoer.
franfbeiten?
Msan bereeiie ni6t, oes @eibes
natiirlide geitimmlng. golenoung
uno bodltes Slid lit Die Mutter-
|i6aft. 8ei oberflG6lider 9etro6-
|tung mag es als Elm Spferleben ers
I6elnen, bas ihpade &ino 51 pile
gen, Dem bilfloien @eien Goriebung
5u iein oie erlten 3pedbepesungen
oes fleinen &orpers 5u letter. unO
Die &rafte ser iungen Seele 5u tpef-
fen. GoG ale oieie Weiiben lobnt
itberreih Elm bolbes &inoeslGheln
uno oos 9etpuBtiein, cine SeeIe fir
ben Stmmel 81 er5ieben. gtidt 10
iebr Oas 8eb6bren, ols bic itete
Sorgfalt I'm Oas aino, oos Siir6-
ten 1&no Soften, bos Ser5en uno
Strafen, bos ginsie nit Sem Slit
oe in 5reuo 1nb 2eio nad)t bie Weut=
ter uno mad)t ser Wfutter Selig-
felt aus. Wutter 1n6 &ino iino spei
untrennbare 9egriffe.
8tr boffen, oaB aus oem beuti=
gen Gtaos Oie 8egriffe bon Sami-
lie, 0tutter un6 aino eelGutert uno
gebetligt berporgeben 1perben. 9enn
alles @eIdeben lit Elm gepaItiger
Seimruf no6 getblebem, ean5 be-
lonoers fiir oie sSrouen. 0enn inn
Wftttelpunfte Ser beiligen gtodt itebt
Die 0futter @ottes nit oem SseIus=
ttnoe, Mutter uno &in6; cine Nfut=
ter, Die ibr ainO 10 er5og, boB es tpie
an sllter 10 oud an 8eisbeit uno
8nooe 5unabm Dor @ott uno Sen
OtenIben. 9imm Dir oaran Elm gei.
lptel, briltlibe Wtl1tter, uno on tpirlt
NIT oeinen &inbern oaS @liid ser
beiligen Jomilie an oeinen Serb
feiieln.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-29
Dorbereitunoen
aui Dethnahten

@eibnabten fommt n4ber. Go
NIT miro au6 oie Wobnung, unE
allf oteies bo6beilige sSeIt aebiib
reno nor5ubereiten, oringliher. ,8e
rettet BEN 8eg oes Serrn!" 10 Iau
ten oie 8orte oes ndbitionntGgiger
GpangeliunlS. @ie fonnten mir 0as
Ionoers ols auf oem @ege Ser 8u.
be, in gutter, reuniitiger III. geidte
Manbe baben cine 10 furdtbare
anglt por Dem 8ei6ten, uno bod
lit ntd)ts lei6ter ols bos. Ser Iiebe
@ott bat es unS 10 Ieidt als nun
moglib gemadt. Gs lit Elm @ertht
Der Otiloe, ser 2iebe uno 8armber,
5lgfelt, Oas mir itber uns ergeben
laiien miiiien.
8lr glouben, oaB einnal Ser gro
Be Gag fommen miro, an oem mir
alle sum- @eridt Dor Oem Seilanb
Der @elt erldeinen miilien. Ga ,per=
Den Die @erfe zines ieoen Wenlden
Dor Der gan5en 8elt offenbar. 8or-
gltern lno @eIdpiitern, gefanuten
uno 6remoen.
Sic geibdmllng iener, beren un=
ungeiiiDnte S6uIo eeoffenbort ,per-
ben miro, lit 10 groB, oaB tie aus
rufen: Sbr 8erge, faIlet iiber uns,
uno ibr Siigel, beoedet uns! sic
5leben eS Dor, IN ben 9l6qruno Der
9oae 81 beriinfen, ols oiele entlet-
lihe Sdanoe uno 8loBItell1ng Dor
Der gan5en 8elt ldnger 5u ertragen.
8ie leidt lit I'M slneeit6te oieles
4erlhtes baS guBseri6t! Soer lit
Dem niht 10? Sier lit ser gfifter
Der SUR Otiloe geneigte 8rielter, ser
ilberoies gum itrenglten Sdtpeigen
ltber nlles, mas er in ser geidte
bort, perpflidtet lit. So, er mlB
berett ietn, eber BEN SOB su erlei=
ben, ols ettuas aus ser geidte All
oerroten. Ga eibt es audi ipeiter fei=
ne Anflager, feline 3eugen. @as lit
ldlieBlib oie 9eidte gegen oie Sol
lie, bic man ourG oie i6pere Siinoe
oeroient bot! Sn Ser S0ae epiee
Sdonoe, etpige Dual uno fein geod,z
LAB Der Siinoen, bier fltr5e 8elfd-
nltng uno oann Ger5eibung, ssreube,
5rteoen. uno uenn mir einen Ser,
oammten in Der S0lle froqen f0nn-
ten mas er 6enn bon Ser geid,te
oenfe rno Oh bieies Otittel ser Siin=
oenbergebung lei6t ooer bart pdre,
mas tpllroe 11ns Ser lpobI unttpor-
ten? uno ipenn er ielblt mas ia
frellid nidt gelbiebt, Dor Sic 8abl
geltellt piirbe, ertpeoer feline aanae
Shmod uno oie furdtbarlten Giin-
oen, Die er begangen, 5u beidten,
ooer audi nur cine Oeinute Idnaer
IN Der Soae 5u bremen, gIaublt 6u,
Der piiroe iib audi nur einen 9lu=
ee1blid beiinnen, mas er ,pGblen
iou?
ltno ibau, 10 lit es balt audi NIT
nns. gs beiBt auh BEL uns befennen
ODER bremen. Das 9rennen lit bart,
oas gefennen, gang getpib nidt 10
bart. Gin perniinftiger Wenib miro
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Die U1utter ais
prieiterin Der Samtlie

Die Mtutter lit 9rielterin i'm er.
babenlten Sinne, bes @ortes. ssb1
Ser5 lit Elm slltar ser Siebe, aui
oem lie oles, ia, iib ieIbit aufopfert
gum Woble ibrer &inoer, bes Sat.
ten, Ser Mitmeni6en.
. Wutterliebe, ipie beilig biIt bu!
. Wtntterber5, Ou goloener Mltar ser
beiligiten uno eoellten 2iebe, on biIi
Die 5reube oes Simmels ouf @roen!
Sic Weutter lit oie BrieIterin Ser
5amilie. Son ibr, ser frommen Mut=
ter, gebt Der Segen @ottes aus; iie
tit 6ie begliidenbe Sonne 6es Sau=
les, Die treue Siiterin Ser 2iebe, Der
8ottes= ltnb ser Nd6itenliebe. Son
8ottes 2iebe neiB ia sic Wutter-
liebe 10 Sdones unb grbabenes gu
er5ablen.
@ott lit ia Ser @runoton ieoer
reinen 2iebe! 9urb oGe slfforoe
flingt er ourd, llno nur ga, mo- oies
Ser San lit, fann Ser Meni6 ,pobr-
baft 5ufrieoen in ieiner Sage iid
fiiblen, glei6piel Oh duBere 8erbGlt=
ntlie i'm oriiden ooer beben - uno
iegensreib arf anbere eintpirfen.
ltno oie Mutterliebe bat ia in
Der 8ottesliebe ibren l1riprung. Oie
@ottesliebe nabrt tpie Elm beiliges
Sener. oie Wutterliebe un6 itGrft lie
ou6 in oen id1perlten Briifungen oes
2ebens.
Ser Brielter Der Stride muB itets
gum Spfern bereit iein; 10 au9 oie
Mutter.
llno mie Ser Grieter t1slid Dem
Serrn lein Spfer barbringt, 10
bringt au6 oie Wfutter ais 8rieite=
rim Der Janilie sdgli6, ia, Itiinolih
Dem Sdopfer bes 8eltans ibr Sp-
fer freubig unb ergebungspoa oar.
Bie biele @e6ete, Seuf5er, @iin-
ide, Soffnungen, Bitten Iteisen tGg-
lidJ nnb itiinoli6 gum Sim1nel auf
aus treuem Mutterber5en! Sbr gan-
5es Denfen, Eun uno Sanoeln gebt
berbor aus 2tebe fir nnoere; oenn
~oas 8eoiirfnis, fir anbere at iein,
5u leben 5u pirfen, lit bon ser gea=
tur oes e6ten Weibes un5ertrenn-
lid, tpie cine neuere Di1terin 10
treffeno iagt.
Webr als ale Mei9tiimer Ser
8elt gilt cine quite, iorgfdltige, Iie-
benoe Mutter. Sic iiberidiittet an
bere gleibiam init 2iebe. Selbltlos,
uneigenniiBig, ergebungsbon bringt
lie ibr 2eben bin als ehte BrieIterin
Der Gamilie, i'm Dienite @ottes, gum
8oble Ser Sbrigen.
slber in eriter 2inie ,paItet oie
Mutter als Hrieiterin fir ibre &in-
Der. Da fennt tire 2iebe feine @ren-
gen! Das ainb lit es, tpeldes ibr
gan5es Sein, ibr gan5es Weien er-
fiiat. SIN Ser5en trdgt Die Meatter
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@11utter uno Ktno

&inoer iino Der &itt bes SAINT
lienle6ens, Der 8egenltano reiner
5reltoe unb ieelii6er grbebung fir
Die eltern. Gang beionoers itno iie
fir bic Wfutter elm 8orn oes Sro=
ties uno Ser grmunteruna in
Den Grnii6terungen, Gerltinmungen
nnO gnttaui6ungen, Die 0as 2eben
brlngt. Aber audi fiir oen Gater iino
fie cine 3uelle Iauterer Sreuoe, pie
CT lte in ibrer Geinbeit, SriiGe uno
Sonnigfett nur in ser 5anilie fin
Oct. Oarum oarf man ftnoerlole
Chen nur beoauern uno beflagen.
auH fleine Samilten offenbaren in
Den meilten Jaaen nur gum Sell e6-
te5 unb tiefes SamiIiengliid. gltern
nit einem ooer 5tpei &inoern bon=
|gen biel 5ll pieI I'M oas 2eben uno
@oblbefinoen ibrer SproBlinge, ols
|oaB Die er5iebung gut eeraten fonn-
te uno Die gltern 5l1 ser re6ten
Srenoe OH tbnen 5u geIangen pers
modten. SSn ser 9tegeL geoeibt in
finoerreiGen 5amilien oas idonIte
5amiliengliid.
Gie &inoer iino aber audi oas
foltbarite &apital oes Stoates uno
Der menidliGen @eienldoft. Do-
rum bereiten allen Meni6enfreun=
ben Ser itarfe @ebltrtenriidgang uno
Die groBe Sterbli6feit ser S1ngIin=
&C., Die Elm paar Sobr5ebnte bor
ariessousbrud in grideinung tras
ten, groBe sorgen. Sett, mo oer
Weltfrieg 5abllole WeniGenleben
ausgeloIdt, lit es bod an Ser 3eit,
Die nrlahen oes groBen ainoerIter=
bens uno ser I'm fru6tbaren Chen
nad Wogli6feit 5u beleitigen.
Cine 10 groBe Srel1oe lie fir sic
Gltern, I'M beionoeren fir sic Otut=
ter itnb, cine ebenio grobe l1nbe=
qllemli6feit iinO lie fir ein genub=
lubtiges Baar. @as lit ou natiir-
lider, als oaB Die gltern, oenen ol16
Die idperIte Siinbe ni6ts, ser &C.
nub olles gilt, in iiinobafter, beipuB-
ter gSeile oen &inoeriegen ferne baI=
ten, 5umal in religions uno farb-
loien 8lattern Mittel 5u bieIem
3iuede tagtaglth angeprieien tper=
ben? Wfit Ser 8ei iteuerung unberbei-
rateter Wtdnner unb finoerloien ssu=
milten fonntt man Dem uebel nidt
BET. Wfebr piiroe i6on Elm Gerbot|
oerartiger Snierate 1tno ser freie
gerfouf lolber 0fittelben pirfen.
Sas Dirfiomlte Mittel aber lit sic
'3uriidfiibrnng ser Wfenl6en at Ell
nen GbriItentum ser Sat uno 8abr.
belt. Gies fam freilid nidt bon
beute auf morgen gei6eben, es nuB
ober unper5itgli6 banit begonnen
Weitere l1riaben ser ungeniigen=
ben golfsbermebrune iino: Srunf=
iubt, Broititution, SDpbilis, sSrau-
enarbeit, 1tngeiunoe @obnungen,
uno Scot. 0ieIe Semmun-
gen eines entiprebenoen 9ea6mu6- |
les gu beieitigen, lit 4ufgabe elmer
oolfsfreunoli6en @eIetgebung unb
lollte ebenfalls obne ger3ug ins
Werf geiett merOen. SIM Sanoum-
oreben fonnen auf bielen @ebieten
teine ioealen 3uitanbe eeibaffen
Iperoen.
Sbone augenblidli6e grfolge in
oer grbaltlng ser Sd1lgIinge tper-
Den errei9t tperoen ourh WaIIen>
unter reifen Mdoden ano
unierer Srouen iiber oie Jragen:
Wie uno tpie oft n6bre id n,ein
Hino? Bie miro oas &ino enttpobnt,
ino nie muB Die Scott beibaffen
Iein, apenn Die 3eit Der 8rult1ab-
rrna borbei lit? Was bat at ge-
beben, tpeiln Dem ainbe iiberbauptI
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lS 9@2g SO a@a9 So; ;Sl
Dtnterlieo
&on Sans Stnrnt

Die 8elt liest ipeif berIdneit,
Die Nad)t itebt npller Sterne.
in iilbergrauer Jerne
@adt anf bic Giniamfeit.
Gin @eimen gebt int 8inb
Tun friiblingsfernen Mainen,
ySie miiber &inber @einen,
8enn iie int 9nnfeln iiub.
9odD in Der tiefiten geot
Sliibt jebem ettuas 9iebe.
8u Gins berseiIen bliebc,
9as tr6ir Der liebe 8utt
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lggs |gggs. as as as as NGa8 ,Sg

uno peiden! 8 unler groBer, grunb-
gittiger 8ott, tpenn bu uns arnieli=
ge 8ei6opfe aufninmit in 0eine ie.
lige gtpigteit, Damn lit bic gan3e emo.
loIe gmigfeit ni6t 5l1 lang fir un-
fern Sanf!