davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-04-01

made his pile and Is looking lof nopuy.
But few Of the dreamers realize that owning
q ball club involves more than greeting the Presi-
dent ON opening day and escorting him to his
nae-bedecked box and then sitting back and burst
ing with pride as $4,000 people cheer your team on
to the fray Take look at Grifhth Stadium now,
two weeks before the great day. and see what we
mean.
The ball park Is getting its annual face-lifting.
II doesn't look as II it viii be finished IN time Tor
the Redskins opener, much less for the Nationals.
The place is swarming with painters, piasterers'
carrenters. rnasoners, iron workers groundkeepers
electricians and food handlers The air rings with
arfihcin1 sounds
Evening star., 1947-04-01
Women Plan SoftboII Team

A women's major softball league
| is being organized in the District.
Interested teams may contact Richie
Posten at Franklin $3.50.
Evening star., 1947-04-01
Win, Lose, or Draw
Like Watching tie Circus Tents Going Up
By FRANCIS Z. sTANN

AZ time during lots Of people dream Of owning
major league team, complete with handsome green PARK
The dream early perhaps succeeding the boyhood nope o.
becodng fireman. or It may when man has
Evening star., 1947-04-01
Griffith Won't Recognize His Park Next Week


Mr ornnth doesn't changes are being
chuckd during tour Of the park II ne
should Florida tomorrow instead OF week
from nov, know exactly what he'd say
"Eodie say world thinking Of? Don't
you know we play Yankees April 14?'
He'd weu be ready 10 time said Eynon
Then reading added but will be- II the weather
keeps going against finish quite all Of the painting but
that's all" -
There's nsns about readying an arena for
new baseball watching the circus tents go up s
like a second New Year Day.
The newly ied looks It, too had been Just painted
hut the outhd planted shows bald spots ana an
yards to be specitha toooau
Also Is played in park opening day. predicted Eynon 1T
will all need couple OF days OF warm rain ana we
can sit in the grandstand watch the shoot up
It's Always Rot Race to Finish the Job
Eynon has supervising preparations
something obviously he still gets bang out OF It,
although his enthusiasm now stimulated by the
extent which being made He admits he Is
living Gs when the old gentleman comes
back
Few complicated ball park every
the stands ammed with food seats paint
supplies TOOLS special topso imported for the ed and
type soil for the oed There sers be signed and
taken and bats uniforms base bags and other
paraphenala to be unpacked
the start Of the job It's always atrace
before the opening There always hammers wire
cement bits Of broken chairs paint hose and debris
neng premises right the day before the starts and
magcay all disappears and the park stands forth IN its new
least it's always happened that up to now.
Evening star., 1947-04-01

OF course Stadium getting an unusual lace-nuns
this season. The park getting od-his will be It's s5h birthday
ard has been needing modernaon Before this season enas
saws Eddie new-pe seats an elevator
and other niceties starts VIII be panied
from tor 10 bottom have cleaning main entrance and 1res
1apdsc apfno
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
Plan Restoration
Of Ohio Farm Land
In A Day Oct. 2

BROWNSVILLE, O., Sept. 81.
-R-Two hundred and eight
acres of beaten-up OHIO hill land
are to be remade in a day, o.
tober 2, wind and weather per-
hitting.
The land, farmed and over
farmed for generations, is to be
restored, so far. as science car
do it, to the condition in which
the pioneers found it when U
S. Highway 40 first became q
path to the west,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
Grille SHOWS
HIT in robson
County Wins Injunction
Forbidding Gambling,
Sept. q "A

LUMBERTON, Sept. q - An
Injunction has been signed by
Judge W. H. S. Burgwin here,
torbidding carnival shows pre-
,enting nude women and the op-
grafton of gambling devices at
the old county fair near the city
limits of Lumberton.
The action was taken after
two police officers testified to
the nature of the grille shows
and the operation of Prell's
gambling devices. The officers
had repeatedly been planted
to observe the shows, after
Mayor Malcolm Sewell gave
them $40 each for a "splurge
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28

on the round of attractions"
the law enforcement officers
said.
Padlocking of the shows nad
been effected during the week
by Deputy Sheriff r. C. Cox,
but Judge Burgwin allowed
them to reopen sans the grille
shows and the gambling houses.
Evening star., 1947-12-26

am. to pm. weekdays, 3 to 10 pm. sun
days: paintings and sculpture comprlsin1s 1
lections.- and gifts from other donors ior
an indefinite period; war portraits OF per
sonnel Of the naval service Tor an IN
Public Library, Art Division. Central
Branch, Eighth and K streets NV, open
Q am. to 0 pm. weekdays: illumlnations
and book bindings by Marian Lane
Fish and Wildiife Service. under main
lobby in Commerce Deparnnent bulldlngG;
am. to pm daily: display of animals
and fresh-water fish, for an 'naehn''e
Dumbarton Oaks Museum Thirty rst
and r streets NV, open 9 am. to pm !;
daily; collection of Byzantine and related
arts. for an indefinite period. u c
stitution avenue between Seventh and
Ninth streets, open s:45 am. to 5;15 pm
weekdays, and 80 to 5 pm. SUNDAYS and
and World War II paintings on recruiting
ana on the role Of the Army from the
Revolutionary War through World War H.
'niSSf pGk Museum Museum, Memorial Continental At
Hall, Seventeenth and D streets NV. open
10 o P Yeceht
watkins Gallery, American University
campus. Nebraska and MASSACHUSETTS, ave
exhibition of oils, water. colors and sculp-
ture by members of the Artists Guild,
through January 4.
Library of Congress, First and East Cap
Mondays through Fridays. 8 a m. to s ,p.m
Saturdays and :. to 10 pm, Sundays;
original Lacock Abbey copy Of the Magma
ment until December Is, 194S; original
manuscript of Lincoln's three-page auto
biography" for an indefinite period: pho
tographs Of early Southern architecture,
by Frances B. johnson, through December;
documents and correspondence of Abra-
ham Lincoln, for an indefinite period
dress presented by Wilbur Wright before
Western Society Of Engineers in Chicago
1901, describing Wright Brothers expert
Evening star., 1947-12-26

ments shown with early photographs; ex.,
hibit concentrating 50th anniversary Of
opening Of main building, through Decem-
Der; Dayton c. Miller collection Of flutes
and related materials. through December;
Finnish books received on exchange from
University Of Helsinki. through December
exhibit marking centennial of settlement
Of Utah. through December; exhibit show
ing holiday celebrations in the Hispanic
world. through December: artistically
printed law books, through December, and
early books and manuscripts in the Chi
nese collection, through December.
STORY HOUR.
"Of Kings and Queens" story hour for
children. Corcoran Gallery of Art, II am.
tomorrow.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Soldiers Sailors and Marines Club.
1915 L street NV, comfortable lounges.
library. writing desks. billiard tables. RADIO;
Formal dance, 9 o'clock tonight. ahd
transfer party. midnight, Penthouse USO.
Seventeenth and K streets NV.
bowling ItH W With duck T PINS, $40 % o'clock to- to-
night, USO Club, 1911 H street NV.
Evening star., 1947-12-26
I hereE eEGo
To Do

DANCES.
American Security and Trust Co; dance,
1ursyndy room. Wardman Park HOTEL
Catholic Students' Crusade dance. Presi-
Dental Room, statler Hotel, o'clock TO-
night.
Nav, BAND M1saG: sosssIt, Departmental
AuaissI.s@' Sso SI9sE I3si,v t0RIshas saa concert,
Stanley Hail. $50 pm tomorrow.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
Artists Cooperative, 1920 M street
NV, open 1890 to 6 pm. daily; Christ
mas sales exhibit, including paintings,
etehinss. ceramic ,ewelry and dishes and
dolls BY artists of Washington and vicin-
street and New York avenue NV, open
= to f30 pm. Mondays 10 am. to 4:3o
pm. Tuesdays through Fridays. am. to
4:30 pm. Saturdays and , to 8 pm.
sundays and holidays Alexander James
Memorial Exhibition, through January 4;
wars Toll Of Italian Art. through jan
uary IL; recent accesSions in 18th century
American drawings through January 81;
water colors by artists of washington
and graphic arts, in collectors room. Tor
sn indefinite period.
Bush and Weeks Gallery, 2010 street
Jozef Pileage: through December:
Barnet Alden Gallery, 127 Randolph
place NV open l to 8 pm: weekdays
and to 5 pm. Sundays; THE Negro
Woman" exhibition Of paintings. sculpture
and graphs prints by Elizabeth catett
National Gallery Of Art, Constitution
Evening star., 1947-12-26
Tiles Recorded Art

Potters of ancient times always
securedp the best possible designs
for their tiles. since once in position
the tiles could not be hidden OR
easily removed but served as an
enduring record of the craftsman's
skill.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-14

Of the Naval Air Station. whose
appointment as pastor Of the
First Baptist Church. upon his
release from the Navy. has just
been announced. will make his
first regular appearance lin
the pulpit tomorrow. Sunday
School is at S:4S a. m. morn
ing worship at 1880 a. m. and
evening worship at 1880 p. m"
with Young Peoples Fellow
ship hour at $50 p. IA.
Fleming Street Methodist
Church holds church school al
GAS a. m, morning worship at
1850, and evening worship al
1880, with youth fellowship al
$50. p. m, and song service al
ITO p. m. -. ..
Guest Pastor A. D. O'Briant
breaches 1t the iPoinciana Bap-
tist Church on ,:9Fhinki on Thy
Way" at. the IL "a. m. service
and on ssPaul's Heavenly Vision
at the 7:3O p. m. service. Sunday
School is at 9:45 a. m, prayer
meeting. Wednesday at 7:3O pm
Rev., Melrose S. Avery of the
Presbyterian Church has taker
an NY Fathers House as his
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text for the II a. m. service. Sum
day School starts at $50 a. M,
and a fellowship group meets at
7:30 p. m. Mrs. Frances Adams
will direct the service.
Christian Science Society meets
at II a. m, when the study SUBJ
ject will be 'God. the Preserver
of Man." Sunday School is. at
$50 a. m. Midweek meetings are
held Wednesday at 8 p. m. Key
West Church of Christ holds its
morning service at II o'clock,
with preaching and communion.
Communion service is also held
at $50 p. m.
Grace Lutheran Church holds
Sunday School at 10 a. m, and
divine service at 1880 p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-14

IuUI1lty O41O TIC NOl3k09OtlOuO4,
Churches and Sunday schools.
Mr.. Pmker will reside at SIT
Willidm street. the Congregd-
tionul Service Center.
Rev. Pickens will preach at the
IL a. m. service of the Poinciana
Community Church with Joyous
Living" as his sermon topic. His
evening subject at Congrega-
tional will be Crowns for the
Christian" Congressional week
day events including official
board meeting, Monday. prayer
meeting Wednesday and choir re-
hearsal and youth fellowship on
Thursday, all at 7:30 p. m.
At the First Methodist Church,
Rev. G. Leon Wells, pastor, will
!, take for his morning subject,
-lsMethodism on sthe: March," "a
report Of the highlights of the
recent annual conference in st.
Petersburg. Rev. Wells said yes
terday that the conference was
1.-THE most enthusiastic and OPP
timistic" he has ever attended.
!, Z, Sunday School will be held at
9.45 a. m, and morning worship
ist 1850. Young People meet at
$50 D. m. 'sTrhe Discipleship"
(Matthewsl 7:2fJ will be the
theme of the service 4 at 1880
D. m. Veterans and service men
are especially urged to attend. 3
The choir of the church gave
the pastor and Mrs. Wells and
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Dillon and son,
John, a pleasant surprise. We'd
nesday night at the parsonage.
The reappointment Of the pastor
for another year was celebrated
and a farewell was given for the
billions who will leave for Cali
fornia shortly to attend personal
matters preparatory to their
moving here permanently.
Dillon, commander of the
Ninth Regiment Coast Artillery
Band here, has purchased a
home at 627- Caroline street. He
will lead the choir and teach
harp-playing. His daughter, Alice,
is wel1-known harpist, as is his
son. The billions expect to re-
turn in August.
Tomorrow also marks the first
appearance in Key West of Rev
w. A. Weaver, young successor
to Rev. E. S. Doherty at the Ley
Memorial Methodist Church
Rev. Weaver, described by Rev
G. Leon Wells of the First Meth
odist Church, as Every promis'
ing young man." comes here
from Fort Myers. DR.. Doherty
and family left late last week
for his new pastorate at Feaster
Memorial Methodist Church In
Miami
Services at Ley Memorial
Methodist Church include Sun
day School at 9:45 a. m, morning
worship at 10:15, evening wor.
ship at 1880 and Youth fellow
ship at 6:15 p. m.
Chaplain Bronnie E. Nichols
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-14

motive Of Selma North Coolino Mr. Porker grudu
oted from the Aonc Chrsi College Gloss Of 1896 In col
Divinity School he hos mode religious education
mojoppt Of his work During vocation times he has worked
with young peoples and conferences and directed youth
groups in vorous churches.
During the dbsence Of Mr. Pckens. John E. Pckens r. and
Mr. Pmker will oltenute morning services at Poncimu Com
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-14

In North Africa and Tibet.
blacksmiths are often considered
low caste or Outcast.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-14
YALE STUDENT, TAKING
PLACE or PICkENS FOR
SUMMER, TALKS SUNDAY

Weaver, New Ley Memorial Pastor Replacing Doherty
Also In First Service Tomorrow; W. Lee Parker 10
Sub for Poinciana and Congregational Pastor !,
SUMMER SCHOOL HAMPSHIRE REV. WELLS AND billions
CHOIR OTHER SERVICES OF CTTYs
ANNOUNCED
udent q
E
in n
l.
Parker will be h It
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vPerr Iehre MIDI Ole
Greue eeoen Define
Diane u

I'm Seine Mbli6ten NIT Dem Wen-
i6engeld)led)te 81 errelben, l6uf
@ott DER 0err nift ale Otenlhen
gleiH, ionoern gr perteilte Die not
penoigen &rGfte uno oementlprez
henoen 9lufgaben auf 5Dei 8el6leb>
ter. Grit bur6 oas 3ulammenptr-
fen beioer entiteben Die polfonme-
men Sitter Der Weni6beit. Der &opf
oes Wtaunes uno Dos 9er5 Der Srau
nliillen 5ltiammen1pirfen, 0ann entz
ltebt Die nubre, poafonlmene Wenlh d.
beitsfultur. @1re oaS gan5e Wtenl6=
beitsoenfen MIR Wdnnerarbeit, pie
folt uno niibtern ipiiroe es balo lein!
8Gre alle 8eiltesregung nur Srau-
enfiiblen uno =iinnen, 1pie 5erflle-
bend rno geieblos Diiroe eS lper-
ben! sSett beipabrt Ser @egeniat oes
einen @el6ledtes gum anoeren beioe
Dor Sen ionlt unausbleibltben Gin
leitigfeiten uno Seblern. Sarmonie
miro oesbalb Damn borbanoen iein,
tpenn ieoes @ei6ledt feline itarfen
&rGfte auf oen ibm 5uitebenoen 8e-
bieten betGtigt. Damn mag Der Wann
Der 9iamont Der Sdopfuns iein Die
sSrau lit Oonn Die Serle. g8as lit ba-
BON oas @ertpollere? 9ie Seilige
Shrift iagt: Der Wann lit oes 8et=
bes Saupt, aber BON Ser Srau: tbr
5dnlud ioa iein Der innerlide
Meni6 oes Ser5ens.
9ieier prG6tige 8eeenias lit elm
@ottesseoanfe uno @ottes Bille.
@ebe Dem, Der tim leugnen uno per-
tpiIben mill! 2eiber iinb beute biele
5rauen an Der arbeit = iei es aus
praftiider Nottpenoigfeit, lei es aus
Gorge INN Die @leidberebtigung Der
ssrau nit bern Manne, lei es aus ei-
nem &raitgefiibl, bos es bem Waanne
glei1tl1n min auf ben beberrihenoen
@ebieten = ben Sra,len Die 3ufrie.
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Ag@S65 5SS@S4.l

genteil, er bln9t nod on ibnen, liebt
ite, Oesbalb euti6uloiet uno berflei>
merit er oieielben. Gbarofteri6tpG6e
uno lnperitono tit bas 9enn5eiden
iener Gbriiten, oie ibre 5ebler ni6t
eingeiteben tpolen. 8eoor iie oieIel.
BEN begeben, iibertreiben lie Die
SfDierigfeiten, perfennen ibre Ser
pflibtunsen uno bei6uloigen anbere
Der uebertreibuns; na6ber beiiten
lie nift ben Wtut, ibr gan5es gleno
eln5ugelteben uno iino erb6rmlid ee=
mug, ollerbano slusflii6te 5u iu6en.
@elpiB, Srrtiimer bes GerItonoes
lrno perfebrte 2eioenldoftli6feit i'm
Streben peranlaiien oiele BON 1lnlern
6eblern uno Siinoen, obiihtli6e
8osbeit lit ieltener; aber geiteben
mir au6 Die Srrtiimer elm, geben
mir gu, oaB mir einen i6po6en Ser
ltano baben, Der nur 5u lei6t our6
lnriere 2eioenI6aft oerbunfelt pirb.
8er INNER als Elm gngel oaIteben
mill uno iobalb er ii6 angegriffen
liebt, 5ll BEN 5tpeifelbaftelten NitteIn
greift, um lib feline 8loBe 81 eeben,
Der 5eigt getpobnli6 idon our6 iei=
men Gifer uno ieine grreeung, oaB
Die Sadie ni6t ltimmt. Saben mir
oas 8eItreben, 6ebler gu entl6uloi-
gen uno mtloe 81 iein Damn iiben
mir es nibt bel unS lelblt, ionoern
geeeniiber ben 5eblern anoerer. @er
it'd ielbit ri6tet uno anoere entl6ul,
higt, ben miro 8ott ielbit entldl1loi=
gen lno ibm elm gnabiger &i6ter
lein.
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Der Ulenih oenft,
6ott lenft

GS gibt ia 10 piele gltern, oie in
Der 10 iiberauS nid)tigen 8erufsfro-
&c ibrer &inOer Gbnli6 bonoeln.
&as lie 1uiinid)en, oas ion oos &ino
meroen. Sbre Neigungen, sic oft ge,
mug feline perlliinitigen @runologen
boben, iollen iiber oie gan5e 3ufunft
oes &inoes enti6eiben. SoI6e gl-
tern leben iif gang in oen liebgepor-
oenen 8eoanten binein, unb penn er
it'd nidt perlpirflidlt, Damn iino iie
n1aBlos traurig, fiirhteno, nun lei
ales oerloren. - Nun oiirien gelpiB
Ole Gltern iol6e 8iinide baben, iie
oitrfen it'd audi ouriiber unterbal-
ten; aber lie oiirfen ni6t annebn1en,
ou6 iih nun al,d licber Die 3ufunft
ibrer &inoer nad. ibren @iinI6en
9cltalten miro. 8eller lit es, tpenn
lie ooS &ino pon friiber Sugeno ouf
liebepoa in ieiner forperli6en, geiiti-
gen uno iittliben gnttuicflung beob.
adlten, nit oen 2ebrern uno 8eiitIi=
den Giifiprache nebmen uno CUR ge-
eigneten 3eit Dem &inoe einige Be
rufe ooriblogen uno e5 oann ielber
DGblen lullen.
Gas tlt eS eben, porin 10 man6e
@ltern feblen. IS bleibt elm groBe5
llnreht, auf bieie 8eiie ben &inoern,
ld)on ebe lie oa5u reif iino, ebe lie rr-
teilen fonnen, einen beitirtnten
Stuno oor5ul6reiben, ipenn audi nur
III gan5 entfernter @eiie; man fann
babel iebr idlilume Sauidungen er-
leben. Ga5 gilt in gon5 beionberer
&elie BON Dem geiitliden Stanoe.
Sd babe bas bel neinen SSungens
onoers gemudt. slls tie uuf BEN
oberen &laiien oes @pnnoiiums pa,
rem, famen iie mir ofters nit Der
5rage: r8os ion i6 oenn nun
meroen2" Sd babe Die 5rase INNER
5uriidgeoranst uno geloet: r&ommt
3eit, fommt Gat; Dor allem iollIt ou
iest iorgel, oaB bu ein tiidtiger uno
braoer 8pnnaiialt bleibIt, uno ih
pill fleiBig nit bir beten, oamit DID
8ott erlelhtet, Dir oen Sool 0ffnet,
in Dem on gu ieiner gbre uno gum
Seile oeiner Seele uno gum 8eIten
oeiner Neitmeni6en arbeiten fannlt."
Der Meni6 oenft uno @ott Ienft.
8ott lit es lesteroings, Der ieoem
ieillen Birfungsfreis untpeilt, uno
mir eltern baben alb bier5u Die
ld)onite Iufgabe, @esebereiter bes
g0ttliden 8ilens gu iein uno Die Ell
genen 8iinlhe, Die oft elmer getpiIIen
gitelfeit ober Dem gigennuse ent.
iprineen, 5uriid5uorGneen.
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fanilienkreis
3eugen Dor bes 8aters Sbron
8ie 10 beilig lit Elm &inb!"

Benn cine Dtutter bieles reht be-
oenft, bann ,muB iie fiiripabr chr
furdtsoon binidauen ouf Dos ibr on
pertraute &leinoo, auf BEN &nieen
8ott oanfen fir iolfe @abe. Gus
lit au6 bie 8eiinnung pabrbaft
briitliher gltern. Son 2eonibas,
Dem 8ater bes eroBen &irhenihrift-
itellers Srigines (im 3. Sabrbun=
BERT miro er5dblt, ooB er otter
nobts on bas 8ett ieines fleinen
Sobnbens getreten uno nit tiefer
gbrfurht uno 9onfbarfett Die Bruit
oes ihlafenben &inbes gefiiBt babe,
eingeoenf Ser beilign1a6enoen @nube,
nit oer es ge5iert.
@eraoe bieies, baB Elm 8ottes- lno
Silnmelsfino ibnen anpertraut, iollte
Den gltern am lebbafteiten porihDe=
ben, beionbers tpenn Die forperlife
ODER geiitige gntpidlung Der &leinen
5uriidbleibt. un6 tpdre oein &ino,
CUTE Weutter, nod 10 franflih uno
l6mad, piellei6t pertpofien llnb Der
friimnt, unb tpollte, mas piel ihlim-
mer, iein @eiIt nit al ben berrliden
6dbiefeiten ii6 ipenig ooer gdr nidt
5eigen: bas b e it bliebe Dir an1
4inoe ooh. Aae Sorgen, alle Oeii-
ben, Die &ranfbeit unb Sdipdde Der
&leinen oeruria6en, miiiien 5uriid-
treten Dor ser Sreuoe, Die Der @eoun=
fe on Die uniterblide Seele nit Der
beilignnabenoen 8naoe in ibnen Dir
tueden muB. Sort liest mabrer
Croft fir lolbe beoauernsnerte
Wtiitter, aber au6 MIR BORT. 0ie
Seioen in alter uno neuer 3eit pile.
gen iold) i61pGbli6e @ei i6opie aus.
5uleten, lueil lie elauben, iie ieien
nnr cine Slage fir Die Wtenidbeit;
oos Gbriitertum lebrt aub lolbe 60
ben 8ottes tpabrbaft iddten uno
freubig bitten.
Sir oieie 5reuben 1nuB alleroings
Die Otutter allb cine ihipere 8iroe
iibernebmen in Der Sflidt Der grs
5iebung.
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Quite 6emohnheiten

/. gergeiien mir nidt, 81. oanfen,
ipenn nns eine Greunbli6feit ernie.
len tporben lit - Elm ihneaer Ount
lit boppeIter 9anf.
2. Srennblid iein, apenn man et@
mas fir anbere trn ioa, anH menn
es einen Wiibe MAIDEN iollte.
3. Seine 3unge ion man bitten,
bab man nift bart I'M ltrteil lei
iiber onoere. SIT einem bod bas Sun
unb Sanoeln 1nperltdnolid), ipeiB
man nibt oie 9elpeegriinoe, Die nr-
laden, bic iolbes Sanoeln our Solge
batten.
a. Mie tpenig benft man oaran,
baB oft Elm teilnebnenoes DIR gleih-
,pertig lit einem teilnebnenoen 8ort.
5. Ber iid angeiD0bnt, oem Nad-
item ins Iuge 81, ieben, fann man
DIES bari1 lelen, tporiiber Der Wtuno
idtpeigt; uno ntan6e 8obltat fann
man in Der Stille ertpeilen.
6. 8iaigfeit, apenn man um einen
8ienit gebeten miro, erleihtert oen
8ittenben ieine 8itte; elm freunolih-
nilliges @eiidt ipirft ipie elm Con
nenitrubl
Z. SIT man idleGter 2aune, 10
iiber1pinoe man it'd; man ioa nibt
onbere Inn uniert1pinen leioen Iaiien.
s. Ber in lib ibaut uno ieine eige-
men Sebler erfennt, Der miro miloe
eeeen ieinen Haditen iein.
9. @ib iopiel, als OH fannit, uno
ertparte 10 menig, als moglid, bon
anoeren.
10. Selbltiudt iibertpinoen, beiBt
Selblt5uht iiben.
IL. 8eniger 8orte, aber mebr
Sot piiroe pieles beiiern in Der @elt.
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oergiftung einitenen, gibt es nur
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einen ar5t 81 rl1fen, Der Damn ent.
id)eioet, oh oas iufi5ierte @lieo, elm
Singer, cine Sano, elm Ir1n ODER elm
gein amputiert tueroen muB; oenn
es lit INNER nod beiier, elm @lieo an
uerlieren, als iein 2eben ein5ubii-
BEN. gtur Die geiibte 8ebartoE,ng
ourd) aer5te uno aranfenpflegerin-
men permogen sic 8efabr BET elmer
8Iutoergiftung 5u beieitigen. Biel.
fad) lit ielbit cine Mmputation ni6t
mebr oas Gooifolmittel, neil tie be.
rett5 5l1 ipGt porgenomnest 1puroe.
llnter rginicten" Ser 9lutpergift-
ung oeritebt man Dos lteberbanoneb.
men ser Sereiftungsboaillen, Die
pielleift bereits bret Gage an Der
pertpunoeten Steae getpu6ert bot.
ten. gS lit duBerit eefdbrlih, offene
@unoen unperbunoen 5u laiien, ON
ltott lte griinblidJ NIT Oioribe
ooer Gerorioe alls5utpoiden unb Tie
Damn ourb Sootinftur 5u ioentifis
5ieren. Gos lteberpinieln nit 500
olletn tut es niht. sl1n beiten lit es
ItetS, sic Serlpunbung ous5utpaI6en
ltno ous5upinieln.
Seoer iollte ii6 itets oapor bitten,
cine offene 8unoe nit oen Singer
ndgeln 5u beriibren ODER Sni ieften-
ltide nit Ben Hdgeln gu froben. an
oen gtdgeln ooer unter ibnen befin-
oen li6 foit irnnler gasillen, Ole
lelbItperitGnolid, nit Dem bloBen
Iuge ni6t mabrnebmbor iinb. Sft
lino tie int Stoub perboreen uno ba-
ourd, onB Staub in cine @unoe ein-
ortngt, mag cine 8lutperetftung BE-
mertItelltgt peroen. @s fann olIo
nur etnem Seoen 5ur eroBten Gor-
ltd)t eeraten ipr6en.