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Evening star., 1948-12-26

THE Christ Child" cantata by
Hawley, will be given by the Chancel
Choir of the Second Baptist Church
tonight at 7:30 o'clock, directed by
Edward A. Carey. Constance Snyder,
Marguerite Janson, sopranos; Alma
Harris, Virginia Garrett, contraltos;
George Gregg, Robert Cordell,
tenors; Edward Janson, Clarence
Penn, BASES, will be the soloists !;
Ethel c. Sorrell, the organist.
An organ program of Christmas
music will be played by Marietta A.
Clayton, preceding Hawley's Christ
Child" cantata sung by the choir of
Lewis Memorial Methodist Church,
tonight at 8 o'clock.
Irving Chandler, tenor, will assist
| Lewis Atwater in his organ recital
this afternoon at o'clock. Christ
mas music of various countries is
the feature of the program.
The Senior Choir of the Nine
teenth Street Baptist Church will
present it's third annual perform
ance of Handels Messiah" at 8
o'clock tonight, directed by George
W. Murphy. Romoldo DeVeau will
be at the console. The soloiStS are:
Gwendolyn Richardson, soprano:
Mary Ann Minor, contralto; Elijah
Richardson, tenor; Robert jenkins
baritone; Donald Easter, guest bari
tone of Westminster Choir College
The public is invited
Shura Dvorin will play first local
performances of Thomson's Five
Portraits" Kohs' Piano Varia-
tions" and to his own "Pensive Noe
turne" tonight at 8 o'clock in the
National Gallery of Art.
Sidney Edwards, cellist, and Ward
Davenny, pianist, will give sonata
recital in the Phillips Gallery to-
morrow at $40 o'clock. Both artists
are members of the Hartford School
Of Music, H ftford, Conn, Of which
Evening star., 1948-12-26

sorgsky's "Bydlo" among the selec-
tions of the First Piano Quartet.
2:05, WPIK-Charles Farmer. asks
Senator Wayne Morse What Can
Congress Do to Give Equal Rights to
ALP"
2:3O, WRC-Dinah Shore plays
"Alice in Wonderland"
800, WTOP Roussel's Fourth
Symphony" Ravel's "Valses Mobiles
ct Sentimentales" and Tschaikow-
sky's Concerto for Violin and Or
chestra," with Nathan Milstein as
soloist in the latter work.
800. WBCC-Paul Shinkman de-
scribes his flight in the Berlin air
lift.
4:3O, WRC-Actor Ralph Bellamy
Red Smith and Kenneth Banghart
ponder who Said That?"
800, WTOP-Ray Milland in a
fantasy, Unfinished Business"
$3.50, WMAL-"Star of Peace" the
story of the visit of the Three Wise
Men to the Christ child.
500, WRC-Edgar Bergen bids
farewell to radio with a resume OF
past programs.
$3.50, WRC-Fred Aliens Christ
mas gift is Doc Rockwell.
900, WTOP-Helen Hayes play is
"The Second Sarah Siddons," in
which she portrays Fanny Kemble
$780,. WMAL-Fred Allen as RIP
Van Wrinkle"
1880, WTOP-Bob Hope, Irving
Berlin, Jinx Falkenburg and Tex
McCrary broadcast from Templehof
Airdrome in Berlin .
Television.
7:45, WMAL-Folk dances from
the Far East demonstrated by the
Republic of Indonesia Dance Troupe.
$3.50, WMAL-''To the Lovely Mar
Evening star., 1948-12-26

Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
+, After leaving the service he made
a compilation of Ceremonial and
March Book" which covers all types
of ceremonies, both military and
civil. This material was used here
tofore exclusively by the Army Band
for official functions as was his
orchestration of the Star Spangled
Banner" which is now officially
adopted by all service bands.
Although known primarily as a
conductor, cornet soloist and ar
ranger, Capt. Darcy, has also
written training manuals used by
bands throughout the country, and
material suitable for younger bands.
He is composer of military marches
and concert numbers. also COM
piler of authentic versions of the
Anthems of the United Nations, now
adopted officially for the use of the
Army and the Navy.
Evening star., 1948-12-26

Mr.. Davenny is director. The
pianist is a former pupil of Beryl
Rubinstein. He studied and taught
at Yale, concertized in Europe and
had the Ditson Fellowship for study
in Rome. Mr.. Edwards was WIN
ner of the New York Philharmonic
Society scholarship and is a
graduate of the Juilliard School.
Peggy Anne Lester gave recital
at the Burke-Studios on December
IL. presented by Lillian H. Burke.
The Society for the Preservation
and Encouragement OF Barber Shop
Quartet Singing in America, Inc,
will give it's annual good will Christ
mas concert Thursday night at
8 o'clock in the church auditorium
of the Second Baptist Church. The
program by the Singing Capital
Chorus will be augmented by
quartets and soloists; the audience
will participate in the singing of
carols, led ny DR.. Robert H. Har-
mon, directt1 of the George WASH
ington University glee clubs.
Evening star., 1948-12-26
Capt. Darcy Signs
Publication Contract

Capt. Thomas F. Darcy, jr, re-
Gently retired from his Bandmaster-
ship of the Army Band, has signed
a contract with Bourne, Inc, who
Evening star., 1948-12-26

Late for Correction That Day.
Evening star., 1948-12-26
News Broudcosts Today

WMAL WRC VOL WINK WWDC WTOP
1900 1900 $40 ,h.oo
500 - 100 Hour 2:3O
6:15 ~ 1:15 on LOO
900 9:15 the $50 1l:o0
11:00 IL 100 II 100 Hour 1880
1900 1900 IL 80 700
Evening star., 1948-12-26
HIGH LIGHTS TODAY
Radio.

1880, WTOP-Max Lerner and
Washington Attorney Walton Hamil-
ton discuss THE Holmes-Pollack
Letters"
Evening star., 1948-12-26

This year has not been radio!
flappiest. 1t has been the year, fol
one thing, during which radio dis
covered that. like DR.. Frankensteln
1t had reared up monster IN Its
midst. And that monster, tele'
vision. gave every indication, as i
fiexed it's electronic muscles, that II
was of a mood to destroy its maker
The rise in television's popularity
was the sensational news of broad
castings year. A year ago, vldee
broadcasting stations were scat
tered, receiving sets were compara'
lively few and programs were pailid
There have been some changes
made in 1948. Television stations
are fiourishing, busily if not with
great financial success. The Eastern
and Midwestern networks nave
sprung up. will be linked early nex'
month and coaSt-to-coast teleVlslor
is in the not-too-distant future.
Programing Progress Notable.
The rigging sent aloft that testl'
fies to television within has become
a commonplace rather than rarity
In large cities throughout the
country. There are, according te
the best estimates, more than 2700t
video receivers in Washington right
now. In the nation as whole, the
number of sets in use undoubtedly
passed the million mark this month
There still are some uninspireo
programs on television's segment OF
the air waves. but there still are
upinspired radio programs and
uninspired movies, too. The pro-
graming progress has been notable
throughout the year. There IS more
than wrestling on the video screens
now. There are good dramatic pro-
grams. There are variety shows
featuring the best that remains OF
vaudeville talent and the most
promising of the newer cabaret
trained performers. There are
lively discussion programs-not as
many as there should be, but some
AS a ringside seat in the comfort
able living room, video made great
strides during the year, too. Its
progress in sports reporting was
noted most, perhaps, during the
football season, when the viewers
at home saw more football games
than the most rabid of stadium
visitors and. what is more pertinent,
saw more of the intimate aspects Of
each game. Certainly, last Sundays
blizzard in Philadelphia's Shibe
Park proved that television has ad-
vantages to offer the sports fans.
\ n X
The impact on other diversions
of this electronic wonder that brings
the family back home for its en-
tertainment already has been COM
mented on at length and will re-
main a subject for comment dur
ing the year to come 1t was en-
phasized only recently when Edgar
Bergen announced that he was re-
tiring temporarily from radio to
think things over and contemplate
television and the future.
The impact of this newest medium
of entertainment and information
Evening star., 1948-12-26

Lucille watson. ObertOn IN "1he
Scarlet Pimpernel"
1910, WNBW-The New York
Gothams play Paterson, pro basket
ball from Jamaica Arena.
Evening star., 1948-12-26
Audience Shows

The following broadcasts and tele-
casts admit the general public. For
tickets phone the station or. in, the
case of WTOP and WMAL.. write:
WOL-Metropolitan 0012. Meet
the Press" 10 pm. Friday.
WWDC-National 1908. Teen
Time Revue" 1890 am. Saturday;
Lunch at 1880" 1915 pm. Mon
day-Friday; Bible Quiz" pm.
Saturday No tickets necessary.
WMAL-TV-National 5400. "On
Wings of Thousht," $50 pm. Tues
Market 7:so pm. tuesday; Hayloft
WRc.Repy6lie .,o 6 - 1000. ,.Nnsr Johnny Johnny
WBUZ-FM-Hillside $500, AS
signment Quiz" 8 pm. Friday. :,
WASH-FM-District 1918. United
States Army Band. 8 pm. Wednesday
at Fort Myer. No tickets necessary. =.
WEAM-Owens ZOO Songs OF
the Saddle" . pm. Sunday; Dude
Rancn," 7:3G pm Tuesday-Thurs-
day; Saturday Barn Dance, l2::35
pm. Monday-Saturday at the Casa
"was1ington Opera Guild 6:15
WMAL-National 54Oo. Quiz Of
at Chamber of Commerce. Call them
for tickets to the latter.
Evening star., 1948-12-26

200, WTOP-
p / anist Walter
Hendl plays the
first movement
of Grieg's Con-
certo for Piano
and Orchestra in
Orchestra in A
Minor" during
the first of a new
series of musical
programs con-
Quoted by Mishel
PiaStro.
200, WRC
B e e t h o v ems
e a S a n !
nanpa - Mons.
Evening star., 1948-12-26

a C C e p t e d his
"Nocturne" for
publication Over
a period of 20
years W IL e in
w a S h | n g t on,
Capt. Darcy ar
ranged musical
settings inciden-
tai to official
rece p tt ms Of
dignitaries and
originated many
S p e ecial cere-
monies, such as
the rite for the
official visi t a.
Evening star., 1948-12-26

e a + e t - W ! t h
Bambi Lynn.
$3.50, WNBW-
An in t er view
W ith Senator
elect Estes Ke-
/: fauver.
900 WNBW-
Lucille Watson
in Sir James
Barrie's " Th c
Old Lady Shows
!, Her Medals"
| 1900, WMAL
Leslie Howard
! Raymond Mas
sey and Merle
ObertOn in "Thf
Evening star., 1948-12-26

December rs. ts4S
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benz Sabre 1873 reeelmGBis ieben
SaEstaa unb niro berausgeeeben
gum gelten bes B6pitliden &clle.
stum Soiepbinum Der bI. 4ongrega'
tinn Der propaganda in Columbus,
hefien Sped Die Seranbiloung oeut'
'aer 8rieiter5oglinee fir bic Ser.
Stooten lit. 0ieie Nnitalt lit baupt'
f6hlid, aneepieien auf Die @tnfiinfte
bieies giattes uno Die @eidenfe lei.
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Sodip. &r. gblparo 6. @oitotpic5
bon Der 11nbefledten gmpfdngnis- -8e-
meinbe tn Columbia Seigbts an Die
ct. 9lloDiius- -@emeinoe in Slipia;
Sodap. &r. 2eonarb @. 2eanber
bon Der ST., MIopiius- -@emeinbe in
Slipio an oie ct. Marien-@emei1t6e
in ct. Bnul;
Sodm. Sr. George H. 8ieot bonn
ct. Haul4Seminar an bie Msceniion-
@emeinbe in Minneapolis;
So6n. Sr. ssobn &. 8roipn bonn
ct. 8aul-Seminar an oie ct. Sint-
otbp-@emeinbe in Oaople Safe;
Sodtp. Sr. Sbomos S. Gonrop
bonn ct. 8aulsSeminar an bie SEQ.
tipitp- p-@emeinbe in ct. Saul;
Sodtp. Sr. Somes 6. Soa bonn
ct. Baul-Seminar an bie ct. Bat.
rid's-@ -@emeinoe in ct. Saul;
Sodm. Sr. 2eonaro S. Senniges
bonn ct. Gaul-Selninar an bie ct.
Otarien-8emeinbe in Sleepp gps;
Sodm. Sr. Soiepb 80. aoiel bonn
ct. Saul-Seminar an bie l1nbefledte
empfangnis- -8emeinoe in Columbia
Seigbts;
So6n. Sr. 9onulb S. Sbnibius
bonn ct. GaillJSeminor an Die ct.
Selena-@emeinbe in Minneapolis;
So6p. ST. George S. Sfluaoccf
bonn ct. 8aul=Seminar an oie ct.
Stanislaus= =8emein0e in ct. SAUL;
Sodm. Sr. alfreb g. @agner bonn
st. Yaul-Seminar an 6ie Genmon
Foundation on Der Minneiota'er
Staatsuniperlttat.
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Im fommenben Sonntug, t3. SUI
nj, feiert Der bo6m. ST.. 2aprence
Garep, Gfarrer Ser ct. Soiepbs-@e-
meinoe in Roiemount, iein goloenes
grielteriubilallm. @eboren in ssrIano,
ma6te ser Subilar ieine Stuoien am
bieligen ct. Sbomns College unb
ct. Baul-Seninar uno muroe am 4.
Sum- 1898 bon gr5bii6of sSrelano
geDeibt. Sarauf 1pirfte er ununter-
broden in Der Bforrieeliorge, ieit
1913 ols 8farrer in Nolemount, mo-
er u. q. aub bie beutige prGbtige
Stride baute. 8ei Ser Seier am Conn
tog miro 8eibbildof 8prne bie Bre-
oigt balten 1lnO nadber bortlelbit oie
beiltge Sirmung erteilen.
aus ser er5bii6ofli6en aanslei
puroen ioeben oie folgenben 8eries,
ungen unter Der bohtp. @eiitli1feit
befannt gegeben:
9odp. Sr. 2abislaus Sle6a, Ph.
~, bon Der uniberlitat &rafop an
Dos ct. Yaul-Seminar in ct. 8anl ;
SoAD. Sr. Batrid S. Callahan
bon Srlano an oie Guardian IngeIs-
@emeinoe in Settings;
So6n. Sr. Widael 2aipler BON Ser
Guardian @nselsJ@emeinbe in Sa-
filings. an Ole ct. Wariens@emeinbe
IN Mounb;
Sodrp. Sr. Sarpeb S. 4. ggan
bon Der ct. Warien-@emeinoe in ct.
Baul als &aplan ON bie Soipit6Ier
ISt. Warp's, ct. 8atnabas, Mgburp,
Sairoielp nno Speoiib in Winneapo-
Ills;
9odp. Sr. Souls S. Setter bon
Der ct. Warien-@emeirbe in SIeepp
gpe an Die ct. Soiepbs-@emein in
'@aconia;
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u. Erinnerungen
8pu 8es. 8. 1xertsss
Orr. S4)
(SortIebung)

Gie Gileer botten inoes alien
8runO oanfbar 81 lein, ipie 8iliion
meiter er5ablt, benn iie batten Srie>
oen geidloiien nit BEN Snbianern
lno liefen 10 ii6er uno frieblib our6
Die l(rpQl0er, tpie ouf 0en StraBen
Ser Staote Gnglanos. slu6 botten lie
Sen 8eaoerbonOel angefaneen. gs CAB
lange Wonate feine &ranfbeiten. glf
@duler ltanoen in elmer Geibe om
&e9e neblt bier @ebGuoen fir ber-
ldieOene 3nede. llneinigfeiten uno
Streitigfeiten gab es ni6t. geur ein-
|ntal fono Elm Gueu ltatt 5pil6en ben
I&ne6ten bes Srn. Sopfins, bas erIte
|unO lette in Ser &olonie.
&opitdn Wtiles StonoiIb, er5Gblt
8illilon, bielt cine WilitGrparooe ob.
Us gob 'Spiele aIler glrten llno orei
Sage lang aBen l1no tronfen Die Gil=
ger nod Ser5enslult. Surfies iparen
ni6t ouf Sem Speiie5ettel; nenn mel
de gegellen muroen, muBten Die @G=
lte lie mitsebrabt baben. IS eob tpobl
Gronberries genug, aber oie 8ilger
fannten iie Oamals nod ni6t. 9lQe
maren entibloiien, I'M ioleenoen Sab
re mleoer Elm iolbes 6eit gu feiern,
|uno 10 murOe es cine ouiGbrige 6eIt.
feler in Elpmoutb. IumGbIi6 gina
oieie 6eier in nlle &olonien gteu.
|Gnglanos iiber.
gea6 0ieien geldi6tliden Angoben
mar oieIes grntefeit fein religioiet
Santiogungstag, benn Die Yuritane1
batten ale hriltliden Seiertase abge,
l6afft. Stir tie >paren alle Sage Mr.
beltstage. 9is 5um Sabre 1867 gall
logor ole 8eibnadtsfeier fir Elm Ser.
breden fir ieoen, ser ni6t orbeitete
Sb mir on unierm beutigen Can't.
laglnsstage i'm Nopenber Surfep eI'
len nit oem traOitionellen 3ubebor,
lit geebenla6e. @ir MAIDEN, mas ourd,
elne Froflamation oes SrGlioenten
nod befraftigt miro, oieien Sag 5u
elnem Gage oes 9anfes gegen 8ot1
fitr Die grnten, oie gr uns bei6er1
batt.
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8iellci6t lit man Der 4nli6t, oa8
inlere Neuprieiter, Die Dor fur5em
ibre srp0lfiGbriee slusbilbunes5eit
pollenoet baben, it'd eliidli6 ihdten,
oas Soiepbinum perlnlien 5u fonnen.
Bir bntten 8elegenbeit, Dos @egen=
tell 5u beobadten. 8obl i6Gtten iie
ii6 gliidlid), ibr bebres 3iel errei6t
81 baben; ober 10 niele SreunOe uno
Dn5 SSoiepbinlnl ba5 lie nit Stol5
ibre 9llmo 0toter nonnten, perlalien
81 niiiier, lit fein 2ei6tes. Sic pla=
nen iebt idon, sic erlte bette @elegen-
belt pobr5unebmen, Inn ibre liebgez
lponnene sllma Water reft balo ipie.
Der beiuden 5u fonnen.
3tpei ser neugepeibten Yrieiter b.
ben bereit5 ihre fiinftige SGtigfeits.
Itatte ongeipieien erbaIten. ISo6p
Gopio 9eGerer lit fir bie ct. So.
iepbS-&ird]e, Seniacolo, lIa., be,
ltimnt, no er Neger betreut. So6tp
Gilbert $. 9obinidaf bat ieine gr,
nennung an Ser ct. Sobannes-8opt.
8emeinoe, Grie, 1o., erbalten.
sSir ent6ieten unlere ber5li6en
Gliidlpiinid1e Sen Ofitglieoern oe,
&loiie be5 Sobres 1923, pel6e in
oielem Sabre ibr iilbernes Grieiter,
jllbilGum feiern. gs iino bies: So6m
@Opin u. &irdoif, Ban Gitp, Weih.
oohp 2aprence g. 2ein5euIer,
8roofpille, &p.; So6n. gl. g. Otep.
ers, Slmib, Sans; So6p. Saul S.
WonarIfi Brairie ou Gbien, @is.
Sodn. @omaro 2inf, 2ouisoille, ap.
Sodm. George S6romn, Canton,
81; Sod)p. 6. g. Seibel, st. Maoi=
'on So.; Sodp. Soiepb Suneg,
Smubo, Neb.; SoGp. @. S. Sbies,
9tortb geno, gteb.; uno So6p. slo-
rian @ermutb, Spluon 2ofe, g. 9.
8ir srotuIieren betn bofm item
Srn. 0tigr. Sbeooore g. &olbe,
Bforrer Ser ct. Marien=8emeinoe,
Silbert ISIS, 81 ieiner neuen gbs
rung!
llnler Sisfaljabr enoete am 81.
Oeai. Sic eebudten 9luslogen be5eu>
gen, OaB bie 2ebensfoIten einen gro-
Ben aufi6wllng genommen baben.
Sergangenes Ssabr naren oie 2ebens-
mittelpreiie i6on b0ber ols Die bes
oorbergebenoen Sabres. @obl ME,
mano lit imitanoe noraus5uiagen,
menn Die Sobe Der Breiie errei1t iein
miro, boffen inbes, baB mir lie re6t
balo iiberldritten boben. Cine Serab-
iesung Der 2ebensmittelpreiie tpiir6e
Die griparnis bon tauIenben bon Sol.
lars in einem Sabre beoeuten. gs
miro geDiB uniere 2eier irtereiIieren,
pas uns i'm Soiepbinum Die 2ebens.
nittel foiten. 8ie bob i96ten uniere
2eier mobl Die idbrIiden ansgaben,
tpenn tauienb WaN5eiten 5tpeibun.
bertnnofiinfoig Eage lang ierpiert
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ia GroiIe, 8is. - 8eItorben lit
Der 9odp. Sr. Sobn $. Strombera
o6t5is Sabre alt, felt fiinfunof ofiinf5ia
Sabren Prieiter uno fiinfunopier3ia
sabre lang in Der Bfnrrieeliorge to-
tig, big er Dor 5ebn sSabren in Mil-
iuaufee in ben Hubeitanb trat. @ebo-
rem in 5uBpiae, @is., ma6te ser nun
Serltorbene feline Stuoien in Oet.
Galparp, an Ser GatboIic l1nioerlitn
in 8aibinston uno in &om, mo er
|5um 9oftor Der 8biloiopbie unb Che
ologie promobierte. Na6 ieiner 9fiid-
febr nod ben Ser. Staaten tpirfte er
in Der Gio5eie in Der Bfarrieel forge,
IBIS i'm 5unebmenoes Mlter unb
&ranfll6feit in oen GubeItano stpon-
gen. Ser gerItorbene binterIGbt II. a.
oret geeNfen i'm HrieIterItano, nGmlid)
So6m. Srn. Sreoerid Wad in Iio-
oleton Sodp. Srn. eric &aemmer-
ling in goele Giper uno P. ssbon
Sanlen, O.F.M.Cap., in SEEM gorf,
Iotpie mebrere gtibten, barunter bie
ebrp. S6meItern sc. glementia, O.
IS.B., uno 80. @ereburga, O.S.B.,
iotpie Sdmelter 90. Sbeobora, IS.
ND. Oie feierliden grequien erfole.
ten in Ser @eiu-&irde in Wsilpaufee.
r. I.P.
Wilmanfee, @is. = @eitorben lit
Der bo6p. Sr. gbapar6 6. @agner,
Iieit 1915 Bfarrer Der ct. Clement.
'@emeinoe in Sbebopson. @eboren
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8ptt in Der Watur

"Seuer bot es tpieoer biel @aiier
geseben infolge bes lesten eetpaltieen
Hegens, Der Die Rieoerungen iiber-
flutet bat, unb bat eroBen S6aben
an Ser auffeimenoen Saat oerur-
lo6t." 80 ipra6 6atBer 9teinefe Ell
mes Sriibiommers, nadoetn Elm fur6t>
bores @eipitter nit iiinbflutartigem
Gesen gan5 8reeie unb 1mgegenb
beimgelu6t butte. @s mar lebr ibtpiil
uno beiB unb Satber &einefe bate
mad Der 8eobahtung ieines 8arome-
ters bieie 2uftentlaoung ertpartet. Sn
lolden 2agen tpuroe er gana nerp0s,
rauhte eine 3igarre nab Der anoern,
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Annhnnriunt

Bapit Bius bat fir oen 81. Suni
elm gebeines &oniiitorium einberufen.
Inn neue 8iidofe nno @rabilbofe au
ernennen. Nad elmer Neloung Der
raii. SreB" balten es batifani ide
Stelen fir unpabrl6einIid, DOB ser
BapIt bel oieler 8elegenbeit irgenb-
wel6e Ser 5ebn Safanaen inn &one-
GUM ser &aroindle beieten ipirb.
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ging auf uno ab unb ido,,te nod ben
@olfen.
| aud ieine Sdpelter Sbereie tpnroe
unrubig bel ibrer &uhenarbeit, Iiei
Elm unb al,s unb NOR beiorgt Inn lire
Siibner ilno oie r&ittD". ane mubter1
berein unter 9ad. Snnn i6loB iie
ane Semi lterldben bon auBen.
$50" meinte iie, ~oat iiebt gefor.
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|ningsfe betpt od olle ore Seniterlaben
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peItliden Cd bim SoIpital; be frie.
get getpobnli6 oren Del met"
Sd borte ibr ettpos beflommen at,
oenn id butte ielbit etlide iolde,
Stiirme erlebt.
r2eb mol" fubr Sberele tpeiter
~bem ct abideltli6 gebagelt, betpt mir
Ell Saun oaut i6lagen I'M bei 8riill.
nings Elm paar Guten tot i6lon. 90.
riinm beipt oe 2ue ale SSenlterlooen
li6 anidaffet."
Grit na6 Dem Sturn berubisten iif
oie beioen pieoer. Sd iette mid bin
gum olten Serrn, ser Damn getpobn-
lid leine 8etra6trngen iiber @ottes
|Illmaht in ser geotur anitellte.
~9ieie Sriibiommeritiirlne," be.
|gann er, Limb nidt ielten gefGbrlid)
uno bringen oft eroBen Shaoen. sic
fommen gepobnli6 oen SluB beroui
bon ct. Soris, idtpingen iif) Damn
iiber BEN Strom, 5ieben ettpos noro-
oltlih bem SigblanO 5u, uno oonn
fommen lie iiber sic 8rGrien nad)
9reele beruntergefeet, reiBen alles
NIT 1i6 uno iosen meiit tpeiter, Gar-
lple 5u. r..
rgs iheint mir" meinte id), ,boB
oieie gri6einungen ser geatur bon
8ott 10 getpoat iino, ooer bod suge-
loiien peroen. 8ott fam bod nur
oas 8ute pouen."
~Sa," fiel Satber Geinefe ei1l,
"@ott ldBt ober oos goie uno Sdao-
lide 5u."
~Aber oas 8oie fonrnt ood) bonn
SeufeI!"
n. unO bon boien Wenihen.
llnO ipas mir oft 8oies uno Sd0oli=
Dies nennen, lit in @irfli6feit iuie-
Der 8ottes 2iebe uno 8armber5iefeit,
Den 8uten our 8riifung, pie beim
frommen Sob, ooer our 9efebruna,
pie bel Soiepbs 8riibern. - 9fegen-
ltitrme miilien fommen, Inn bic 2uft
5u reinigen bon Stoub uno l6GoIi=
6en Giinlten, giftieen 8oien, &ranf-
beitsfeimen uno l1nge5iefer. Ser
Sturm lit in @ottes Sano glei6lam
Elm 9eien, ser nobl oft olles 6runter
uno oriiber mint nie cine Sousfrou,
Die ,eine griinoli6e &oltsreinigung
bepertiteuigt."
Sberele batte am Sd bel Ser &ii=
dentiire geltanoen unb 6ie Iette gr-
ortung gebort.
~Wtorgen Damn fonm id in biit
3lmmer; td I'M Ofina tpellt alles
rein maten I'm al binen 9red bon
Sabof III &oblenidmof nffputen uno
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poren. Sc liittfe George SusitGtte
lmiu mir of belper.
Wttt oieien @orten peri6tpono lie,
Oh es gefiel o0er niht, man mltRtp
|lth tns unpermeiblibe fiigen.
"Sa, ia," meinte Ser quite, gebul-
oi9e 5otber Geinefe, ~oos lit eben oas
@ute beim Sturn: @r Iebrt oie Men-
l6en beten. SsSn ser guten olten 3eit,
our Belt unierer Sorfobren, ols nod
Der 8lol1be lebenoig mar uno man in
ytot uno 8efabr feline ,3uflu6t aum
9ebet nabm, fniete oie Somilie nieoer
Dor Dem Sausfru5ifir un6 betete ben
Holentron5 ooer oos @ebet bel Sc.
Dittern."
Sm 8eltfriege baben 1nlere Sol,
ooten in oen nSor !Soles" aud] bus
geten nie0er eelernt.
(6ortletung folgD
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ct. Eanl, Minn. Mm fommen-
ben Sonntog, 13. SUM, beginnt Die
pier5igltiinoige anoadt in folgen6en
Bfqrrfirden ser graoio5eie: ct. See
bins, MinneapoIis; ct. Senotii,s,
Innanbale; ct. Botriains, &nnoiDo-
Ri; ct. geifolaus, MsibbR 2afe; ct.
Solepbs, Stillpater.
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