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AVIATION.

s a9sa ,nstr1ments; S5.o00... CONGREs-
sIoNaL AIRPORT, Rockville Md, Oh
Iss3 AIRoNcA. chief and late 1s47 SUI
psrshe a sSsr; 1.,p ns See ' e.:
roonyt . t;plaSs AsFe ss5 SKY sySSI2
INC. Beacon Field. Aiexandris' va, II
I IogS CESSNA FLYING CLUB. Call sr.
0sss for details. ~,~ o,ioon,
gOR SALE-1946 Piper J-3C, NC sIi5O!
mai tinie, $50 hrs: excellent condltioni
c cs' be s seen at Congressional airport; VII
sell or trade for late model car; Can
RE $3.50, Ext. 321 between ana AZ R;m'
Monday through Friday ~
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LEARN TO DRIVE IN WashinEtons oldest,
largest and most modernIy equipped auto
driver training school; l94s model cars;
patented dual controls: permits seeureo
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
subjects taught. Approved By Government
COLLEGE. 1910 G st NV, DI 1859
COMPTOMETER COURSE with touch typ
ing Other courses bookkeeping. account;
ing civil service. Openings Govt. and
private offices. New classes starting now.
TeeiSter today BOYD SCHOOL, 200 18th
tcor. 18th and G., 3 floors. Ma. 234O
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-conhdence. freedom from
self-corSciouSness; private tutor; air
conditioned studio. MI. $3.50.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

combination. for hire BY the hour MN
oper.; S.; excavatins, grading, land clear.
ins. loading dirt, disging for septic tanks,
HGTS. CORP. Capitol View ave, Kensins.
iBSTTiiLpozER for hire by the hour or h,
contract Call AK. 6426 or AK. 773i.
BuLLDoZERS, new TD-1s. Tp-e: with on
orators; for hire or contract; exeavating
REFRIGERATOR, cleo, for rent. RA
soUNp TRUCK SERVICE tnew>. Buies
mobile public address. equipped with
mnsic plaza: wire and tape recorders:
movie projectors. SOUND EQUIPMENT
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LEAVING FOR SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Is
or 10; 1947 Chevrolet; 2 through pas
sengers wanted. DIR. Prayer, Ii 1924
HAVE ROOM for passengers to the Cats
kills and Scharon Springs, Wed, Aug. IL
1903 18th st. NV, RA. 0595.
WEEKEND TRIPS, Ocean City. Nd
Transportation, sleeping accommodations
breakfast, planned recreational program;
leave Wash Fri. 3 pm. return Mon
$50 am. Call BILL HUTzELLS PHYS
ICAL FITNESS CLUB, Elk. 4204 for in
formation. -l2
18th; room for 4; share expenses. GE
DRIVING 1913 sEDAN to Chicago. Take
chan chansed dien Overlook St IH'' isss. l j..
NEW DODGE-Can take couple to Knox
vile, Nashville or Martin. Tenn, early
Ihursday, am; by young man and VIE
SEATTLE. wASHINGTON-Leavi soor
as possible. 3 passengers. Share driving
and expense. DU. $3.50.
STUDENT. reliable driver, desires to de- lie
Aug oS Excel refs EN- 4577 10
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

SECRETARIES. $4,000 to $500: typist
$40 to $3.50; clerk-typlsts, $40 to
$3.50 Many exceptional opport,- for a
P PftsF }SP s sfPaf f Nai0HA s. NV
WE HAVE IST-CLASS colored help, full
or part time. Also day workers, Cal Cal
SERVICE, 1858 Wallach pl. NV. 10
TYPISTS, 5000; little dictation; many
openings daily. Call in, see Miss Reed
Ma 2ll5. PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911
n Ct oh lrrh
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Is lcont.l BUSINESS oPPoRTUNI1IEs Cont.
BY 10 Fischer

DELICATEssEN, near Seat Pleasant, Md !;
500 wkly. business but can DO much
ton for l mile: owner must sell immsd /;
sindlsE; Exel. with SAN aCHANTKER, &
TAvERNs. restaurants, liquor stores and
most any other business. We have your
store In every price range. o A n BnoI
TsED-CAR LOT FOR SALE. about 1oox12o
it.; lot is making money; good lease;
selling tor personal reasons. Rep4g BOX
BEAUTY SALON. same location IL years;
selling cost due sudden illness: excellent
CHATTEI NOTES purchased for cash i'm,
ri fyS ana ma a rsts lumber company
in D. c.; well equip; lots, OF storage space;
absentee owner desires immed. sale; op.
for aat sad s9tt to b bas hs 56
exclusive broker, AL Pa. ave. NV, Ma
STAMP VENDING MACHINES (53,, ali but
5 on location in city; easily serviced; ex-
eelent side inyestment total PRISE ree 9 Rx
55 Ga' pA BIZ SQs' 1 g s'f 1Ne Can hA
rent, lease: auditors statement shows over
reduced for quick sale, $4,000 plus in
S Mr. PASTOR au0 Ex 5555 Jap PAsToR LUZ
FILLMORE. NV, IA rooms, 3 baths; s.
d DAYS weekly asiS Sf income approx 500 month
Rx 5 5or f PAsTo SRe f LUZ 1Nc
BOOMING HOUSE, Fairmont st; near
9TH; rooms, baths; rent; SIS S19; Lease Sc
FIG T1GR lae0Pf $685. 90! Rse 10th st. =
DELICATEsSEN. Kosher style: best NV
section: oyer $40. 600 annually; rent 5000
/ NI1I HnS mt lE1Cf q n q o.
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PERSONAL (Cont.l
MOTOR TRAVEL.

MAN wants room, bath
board with tray service and laundry; mus
be In D. C. Box 405-R, Star. 12s
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ID
VIOLTNswi Carl Schneider 1850; l
S for sss th ana their HoG real Vsus 81
WALL CASE, 8 #, sliding glass doors
trihed; immed. disposal' bargain. GE,
WASHER. oE, with wrinser and pump;
recently overhauled; s65. Phone ,T%.
WASHERS. greatly reduced; brand -ney.
l Nss''1 tsT@s! s sF THE sxT;
WAS WasH fSe9'n MAcHINEs, nrandnew as low
ST. also for immeSiate ssosa . the
matte washers also Maytag GE, Apex.
Thor, Speed Queen, Hotpoint, wringer
washers; liberal trade-in.. easy terms.
ELECTRICAL CENTER, 5l4 10th st. NV.
WAsHTuBs. concrete. and stand, CAN
WATER VA COOLERS, srea,ly reduced. GRAND
stores, shops and institutions Westing.
H1rss sHd s TIRS AND
evening ga Ii. 1853, Ii. s741.
WATER COOLERS. electric, bottle type. as
livery easy terms. ELECTRICAL CENTER,
81 10th s , nT Ma :,s ss72: brsnd ,sv
"AlEh tlftLElt uEdhu new
42-gal. S99 95, also for immediate de-
livery; GE. Hotpoint. Westinghouse in all
sizes. easy terms. ELECTRICAL CENTER,
5l4 10th st. NV. MA. 1872.
WATER HEATERS, gas. prewar, all sizes
water Heater Specialists for 80 Years"
Expert installation, JOHN G, WEBSTER
627 P St NV, MA. 4163, WO. 2220.
WATER HEATERS, gas or electric: any sis
at any hour: monthly payments. ROBERT
T. WEHRLE & SON, 1880 Wis ave
WI Settle.
WELDING MACHINE f2), 200 amp.
Lincoln gasoline driven. on trailer: good
condition Telephone ia. 2l42. 10
WRIST WATCH mans. 177jewel L. G
Wittnauer; practically new; $50. Gail DE
G631.
Comp drum CORPS equipment; on a III
and bugles. etc; good condition. Also soind
band Instruments. Box 6s-S, star
ONE LARGE handmade light mahosgsanny EN-,
chest of drawers. 500, 1 mr. ene aI cbsir.
/ record cabinet. SIS; l. oecasi,o,narz ~ az
se5. Cali after 3 pm. OR o82@' LA. ''-
FOR sALE-piano. medium gransss sno
bench. $500. Appraised higher WI. 0-eo'
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ALEXANDRIA,

Grocery store, fully equipped; stock, fix
lures business. lease; low rent; quoted
$1,000 per month. For full details, call
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VENETIAN BLINDS washed, repainted.
retaped re- corded PARK AVE VENETIAN
o.

VIOLIN, fine old Italian perieGt aondEion;
VIOLINS-l Carl Schneider 1850; l
Strubela and . good student violins, all
for less than their real value. CHI. 27S1.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-10-01
A Quarter Century Ago
From Postwar Years to Postwar Years in the Files
of Montana Farmer-Stockman

obtain all the conveniences Of
running water under pressure,
piped to the house and barns,
with no expense for pumping
after the small first cost of in
sta1ling the system.
Grain Handling
Chester c. Davis, state commits
sioner of agriculture, announced
a reduction in the tariff for re-
ceiving, elevating, insuring, stor-
ing for Is days and delivering
grain at Montana elevators from
4 cents to 2Hs cents on wheat,
barley and rye; from 4 cents to z
cents a bushel on oats and from 6
cents to 4 cents a bushel on flax.
War Finance Loans
One billion dollars in war fl
nance corporation funds is avail
able for the assistance of farmers
and stockmen. Loans will be
made to banks, trust companies
or cooperative associations who
may in turn loan to individual
farmers for purposes connected
with growing, harvesting, breed
ing, fattening and marketing agri-
cultural products or livestock.
Midland Empire Fair
Blessed by the best of weather,
the Midland Empire fair In Bill
lings broke all previous attend
ance records. In the agricultural
displays, the corn, grain and grass
exhibits were outstanding. A fine
display of horses, dairy cattle,
swine and poultry was also seen.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-10-01
OCTOBER 1921
Back TO the Horse

THE motor truck and tractor
= people advertise to the con-
trary, but according to reports,
the trend is back to the horse. The
Noble Foundation, Ltd, operating
more than 10000 acres in Canada,
reports that it cost AZ cents per
acre to work with horses, so
cents per acre with steam trac-
tors and 20 cents per acre with
gas tractors. - DR.. HOWARD
WEIGH.
Indians Organize
The Drew Indian community
organized in the farm bureau this
year. Many of the members are
fullblood Sioux but have had the
advantage of an education in
rural schools. Not only the young
Indians attend the meetings, but
a number of the old timers who
did their best to demolish Cen
eral Miles in the early days were
also in attendance.
Trapping
The coming season looks to be
one of the most prosperous for
trappers with a strong demand
from furriers and the probability
of excellent pelts resulting from
the expected cold weather this
winter.
Hydraulic Ram
Wherever there is a supply of
water with a slight fall, the n.y.
draulic ram makes it possible 10
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-10-01
15>Day Weather Outlook
Montand-W Wyoming Forecast Oct. LIS
BY OSCAR L. MOLDENHAUER

FREQUENT fluctuations and big extremes in temperatures along
1 with an increase in storm activity is the weather outlook in Mon
tana and northern Wyoming for the next Is days. We are due for
a trend to heavier rainfall later in the month and it should be no
ticeable even before mid October. The first week is expected to be
fairly cool with light precipitation also. It is the most probable
frost period.
A considerable amount of windy weather is expected from the
frequent passing of high and low pressure disturbances in this area.
Cool air movements will be frequent, but we are also due for a
few brief warm spells and some good harvest weather. However,
with the expected trend to increased precipitation and storm a-
tvity good autumn days will become fewer in number and later in
October farmers may run into some difficulty in harvesting any
remaining small grain crops as well as root crops.
Weather Changes
Warm weather at the beginning is expected to be replaced by
day later. Cooler air at this time will cause the development of a
precipitation occasionally between the I'd and 7th. Higher tenn
peratures are due to set in west of the divide about the 7h and in
all of this area by the 9th, followed by a brief wave of cool air about
the 10th.
The 10th TO 10th will be a week OF frequent fluctuations in tenn
peratures in connection with minor disturbances expected to cross
this area. A warm spell is due from the 18th to 18th in connection
with a low pressure disturbance likely to cause rain o snow in "a
rlous amounts. Cooler weather is indicated to reach western Mon
tana about the 14th and prevail throughout this forecast area 10 the
end of the week.
Precipitation: Near normal. Temperatures: Slightly above normal
Weather data for October from q. S. Weather Bureau records
fasan. SSsst.s' 0 o% Fs%.l msss. Ts
Vest Vest Of Of REss 81 SO ss 1893 81 81 1888 asss}} II: ''' a's" -. a''"
North central los ss asis Ole asss AS ss. esas. .s- asa.
Northeast Division 90 A"
'From statewide records
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-10-01
Hydraulic Ram

Wherever there is a supply of
water with a slight fall, the n.y.
draulic ram makes it possible 10
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-22
Srohfnn
&on u. $ ell ut ann

Gin beiteres @eniit trGgt aaes
leidt. Gas tpeiB Elm ieoes aus per-
ionli6er grfobrung. Saben mir l,rt-
ieren guten Sag, bann geben mir
oes morgens frild) ans 8erf: sic
Irbeit lit uns feline 2aIt, ionoern
ma6t uns Sergniigen, unb es i6eint
uns audi aaes beiier 5u eeIineen,
neil mir es tapferer anfaiien. 9ie
fleinen 8iberitGnoe, Die urs ionIt
entlnutigen uno drgern, iibertpinoen
mir in iolder Stimnulns ipieleno.
8ir baben an Sen Weni6en beute
nidts aus5uiesen, tpabreno mir on
anoeren Sagen ieoen Iugenblif Ell
men 8eroruB nit ibnen erIeben. Sas
@epolf Der Sorgen, bas ionlt am
@immel 1,nleres @emiites bGngt, lit
neggeblaien. &ommen mir na6-
balie, 10 ltinntt lns ales frob;
Der Mnblid unlerer 2ieben, Die gan-
ae Sauslidfeit, oas Wittagsmabl,
bas @eplauoer. Seute lit anes rebt
uno gut. Was fir elm ernpfinbiamcs
Snitrument lit bieie Menidenieele!
. Worgen ihon fonpnlt oenieIben
Menlden bas aufiteben iauer an er
fiiblt einen 9ruf auf iid uno tpeib
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famtlienkrets

oruB in Dir aufiteieen min. u@ot
lei Gonf, i6 bin beute eeiunb, oll<
min id froblih iein!" bas ntllB nod
uno na6 elm tuabres 3aubertuor,
Dioer ieben bon auben ODER inner
fommenoen aneriff eesen oen Srob'
Jim oeines Ser5ens iein. l1no es III
elm 3auber1port; benn es idopit iei,
ne &raft aus Dem tiefen @lauben,
boB uniere @eiunbbeit elm @eideni
8ottes lit, 6em mir oafiir 6urd Elm
frobes 2eben banfen ioIen. SIT es
|ntdt cine 8eriiinoieung eeeen @ott,
tpenn mir uns bur6 eine ld6erli9
geringfiisiee Sade Sen Srieoen uno
Die 5reuoisfeit unieres Ser5ens rau-
ben laiien? @egeniiber Dem foltbaren
@ut Ser @eiunbbeit iino ioIde flein-
ltden 1nannebmli6feiten gor ni6t
Ser &eoe uert. Garum meg bamit
aus oem &opfe, aus bem Seraen!
uno nun beoenfe, tpie i6on betn
togli6es 2eben, oein 8eruf uno &C.
l6aft, uno Dor alien au6 6ein So
miltenleben pGre, tpenn ou es bur6
energiide l1ebuns fertig bringit, un-
ter allen Gerbdltniiien innerlid) irob
5u blei6en! su oie erbGrmli6en
Saunen, oenen bu bisber tostGeIid
aus9eiest tporit 1no bie sir bein 2e=
BEN 10 oft berbittert baben, miiBten
oeinem itrengen 8iuen uei6en uno
Die bielen 3uIammenl ltoBe uno &ei=
bereien nit 6einen Witmeni1en, bie
oeine itblen Stimmungen berurio6-
ten, piiroen oufboren. 9ein gan5er
Serfebr uno umgong nit ben Men=
iden Diiroe itd freunbli6er uno fir
otf erql,idenoer geItalten. 8ie leift
unb freuoig fonntelt bu beinem 8e=
i6aft uno 8eruf na6geben, ipenn bu
oi6 ntdt mebr bon oen miBbersniig,
ten anDanolungen beines unbe=
berridten @emiites qudlen lGBt; uno
Die erfolgreid piirOe Damn bein Sun
uno Irbeiten ieinl @ie idon tpiiroe
it6 euer Samilienleben eeitalten,
penn ieoes BON eud es onmGbli6
iiber iif brd6te, auer unfreunoIi-
den 2aunenbaftiefeit gu entIaeen!
Bare oas nidt oie tiefite uno ie=
gensreidIte grfiiuung bes gottliden
8ebotes, oaB mir einanber Iieben
iolIen? Genn tpas niitt oIle Guber=
lide Stebe, penn mir uns nidt be-
mitben, einanber bos 2eben frob uno
i6on 5u MAIDEN, einanoer gegenlei-
ttg olle Eriibiol unb S1Dermut aus
oem Ser5en 5u nebmen? SIT oos nibt
Der eoelite 2iebesoienit ouf oieier
@roe, mo- bur6 oie S6ulb Ser Men-
l6en 10 biel 2eio uno Summer auf
oen Seelen lieet?
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E @M Sg Sssg aeT Tg
Ods Steo BON Der
Sehniuht

Sc Hinst - tpie WGrdenitimmen -
Elm altes, innses 2ieo
Bon elmer itrablenben Sunne, bic ME
i'm @eit beridieb,
@pn elmer blanen 8lume, bic ME i'm
Serbit erfrpr,
Bon einem @unberiteine, Der ME ben
8lans nerlur.
Bon einem belen 8rpnnen, Der ME i'm
syels eritarb,
Bon eimem @6tterbilSe, bas ME Elm
Stnrs berbarb,
Son elmer griinen eide, bic ME Elm
8nrm serfraf,
gon einem Sriebensreide, bas ME Elm
Seinb bnrdmaf.
go flingt nnb flast es ,ueiter, bas
2ieb 10 jung, 10 alt,
60 lang bmrd Menidenbersen bic
Enrpnr,ueae ,pallt,
90 lang bic Weni idenieele sum 2idt
bic Sliigel bebt,
go lang iie lire Sranme nn6 Sebn-
indt nidt besrabt.
Wilhelm Poeck
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Graumelud
Son u. $ ei il mt a II It

Sic Weni6en iinnen Sag ,lno
eodt, tpie iie lire Sage perbeiiern
uno gu 8oblltano fommen fonnen.
aue iuden oieies 3iel in ser eIei=
den &i6tung, uno besbalb lit es Elm
itiirmi'ider 8ettlauf, bel Dem Die
meiiten ouf Dem @ese Iiesen blei=
ben. 9enn Die @enuB uno 8eiitgii-
ter lino INNER nur einem fIeinen
Seil Der Menlden 5ugGnglid. IoB
@liid uno 3ufrieoenbeit aud ouf on
oere 8eile errei6t perben f0nnen,
bat man Dergeilen, neil oos 9enfen
uno Sradten MIR na6 ouBen eins
|gelteut lit.
slber unen0li6 tpeitrGunliger oIs
oas Gei6 ser it6tbaren 9inge, Inn
oeren 8eiib Die Weniden itreiten, i'll
bas ielige 9ei6 ser 9eoonfen, @iin,
|l6e uno Sraumbiloer, oos Dor ben
|Soren oes Sinnmels Iiegt uno 6opon
8arme unb li6ten S6ein empfGngt
Srelli6, Denn Du oen Weni6en I'm.
oi6 als Sbuntalten; aber IaB Tie la.
|oi6 als Sbantalten; aber LAB iielo.
den uno marte geOuloig: v8er 5ll,
lett la6t, la6t am beiten." Sd ia.
be mir ieit oielen sSobren ongelegen
lein lanen, alt erforlden, mas es mil
benz Slid oes Wfenl6en lei, uno if
peiB bel1te, baB oaS Sraumeliid be1
Wfenl6en unenoli6 biel groBer, e6.
ter uno oauerbafter lit, olS bas Sin,
|nengliid. Inter Sraumgliid peritebe
i6 olle SreuOe, oie mir nit bet
@unib= uno 8iQensfroft nlerer
Seele erringen tonnen. Ofiuionen
Wenl6en lebten lno leben 5u allen
I3eiten unbeipuBt bon iol6en Sraum.
gliid: es lino Die Willionen 8enig,
bemittelten ooer sic 8eltsloien, Die
gu alien Sabrbunberten ,lro Sabr.
|tauienoen unter ollen S0Ifern in
|armli6en 8erbdltniiien elm miiberei,
DIES 2eben eefiibrt boben. Sic aue
batten in Ser Stiue ibres Ser5ens
elm beimlides Sraumsliid, bas if,
men oas 2eben ertrdsli6 madte un>
|ibre Irbeiten, 2eioen uuo Skinner,
|niiie nit oem @lorienidein ser Srell,
Be ltn1eolbete. Sbne bieies beimli6e
Slid in ibrem Snneren p6ren lie
|berbitterte gmporer getporoen uni
bdtten MIR barnad eetradtet, oie
'Sabe Der 8eiitenoen an iih gu rel,
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Sir 6ott leioen ourfen

Sd ipuBte INNER, ieit i6 oos 2ono
Der Siebe betrot, baB @ott Iieben unb
flr 8ott leioen oiirfen, gang unoer-
oiente uno unberbien6ore @noben
limo. - 8rl1oer Sool Seit Ianaem
lbon erlebne id bih, meinen Iiebiten
Sreuno, aber tpenn on niht fommen
oarfit, oonn idide mir oeinen ebenio
ltdten 8ruoer, oos 2eioen. Die 2iebe
bot ooS gorreft, toridt 5u iein. Gie
Sorbeit bobe if) BON oir eelernt, g0tt-
li6er Sor Ser 2ie6e. - Sc mebr id)
oaS Seioen iude, beIto tpeniger finoe
t6 eS, Genn INNER iinoe i6 @ott
oobei lno Dor Ser 6reuoe an Ssbm
uno Dor ser Siebe 81 Sbm nerblobt
oo5 2eiOen 5u nidts. Cine idmer5li-
DIE Seligteit, ooB oie Seele MIR inn
mer rufen muB: Nod mebr, Serr,
nod piel mebr; audi tpenn iie idon
oos gelpuBtIein bot, iterben gu mill
len in bieler ielieen Dual. (9lus Dem
SagebufJ Ser SfJ1p. Glaro Siet.)
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Selbiterbaltung, aber uniere Hotur
beeebrt piel lteberfliiiiiees, gtusIoies
uno iogor Sddolibes, Dos mir Iei6t
our6 geiltiee 8eeentpirfung entbebr.
lid MAIDEN fonnen. 8iepieI Belt,
8elo uno &roft pergeubet Der mo.
oerne Otenid), Inn ben 2aunen iei-
ner oer5ogenen Natur tpillfGbrig su
lein, anltott bie 8rGfte ieiner SeeIe
gu 1peden unb oobur6 iein 2eben
ldon uno frei 5u geItaltenl 9u bait
IN oeiner Seele cine @oIoer11be.
Borum plaglt on bid, einen Sod
ooa ateieliteine 5u iu6en?
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Oos Dunoer Der Some
&pn u | ban StpIs

Sic Sonne lit untergegongen. @ie
Dore es, Denn lie gor ME mebr ber.
|auffGme? -'@5 1piiroen 2idter an=
ge5iinbet tperben miiiien, uno Die
SanoDertsleute n1iiBten BEL Ser Del
lampe arbeiten, uno es tpdre Elm b0s
les slrbeiten, ipenn Der Maurer un6
Der zimmerman om Iohtlidt bon-
tieren niiBten, uno ser SderenI6leis
fer fame ni6t gut 5u Streid nit
lletnem 8el6irr, uno ser sSdrber tat
Die 5ar6e nidt mebr treffen, uno
Ser &rummbol5 (8agner) t6t iid al
le su9enbltf in Die Singer bauen
ooer in oen SdenfeI. gs tpGre ear
ptele Geritorung iiberou uno tpGre
audi traurig uno Gngitlid, tpenn es
|nift mebr Sag tpiirbe. Mm Grgiten
mars ober auf oen sSelo. 9a miiBt
|man Dor allem Die slrbeit einIteIlen.
2enn per tonn i'm 6inltern &urtof-
feln ieten ober maben? 9u tGteIt
NIT Der SenIe nur in sic @runo.
I6oaen uno Steine treffen. l1no man
miiBt 5u allem gleno nod laden,
menn ou 3. 9. nit elmer 2oterne auf
oeinen &iri6boum itiesIt, Inn Die
&trlhen 5u breden. - 9lber tpenn
man oud notOiirftig nit Sadeli6etn
|ouf Dem Selo ettpos 5uredt ri6ten
fonnte, 10 pdre es balo ni6t mebr
Der Wtiibe inert, baB man binaus=
|ginge. - Genn mas Iou man nod
orauBen t1n? 8eil 6ie @eudfie fein
St6t mebr 81 trinfen bef1men, 10
|Ditroen lie balo bleif uno lied uno
|ltitrben on ser SerfGltung uno o1n
ab5ebren. @5 fonnte ni6ts mebr
|lprieBen aus oem 8ooen, es tpiiroe
tnlt uno filter, eS eefrore ooS 8oI-
ler uno Sic 8runoi6ouen, uno es
ee1rore Stein uno 8ein 5uiammen,
Juno sic Siere uno sic Weniden miib-
ten oerbnngern uno erfrieren, zines
nad) Dem onoeren, Bis ale tot mo-
rem - unO 5ulest tpGre 6ie grbe
nur nof Elm 11ngebeurer, finlterer,
|lfipor5er, geirorener &lot, ouf oem
l1tf feln Saubblatt mebr regt, 1lno
teln Mallertropflein 1tno fein Ieben=
bigger Soem - olleS ipGre if)1por5
uno tot unO folt, elm groBer, 9ro=
Der &irdbof in epigen1 8inter uno
elplger gtodt. @enn eS falt gar 10
melt gefomnen 1pGr, ober nod nidt
gan5 10 melt - llno nod Elm fIein
nenlg Seben uno gSGrme in oen
Wenlhen mGre, ober oos Iette Stint
leln Soffnung mGre geitorben l,nb
tot - ouf cinmol iiebt man oriiben
am 8ebirg elm idJipades 9linfen,
ple menn eS binter bem 8aIb bren=
men tat; er miro tpeiter uno Itdrfer,
Iuno eralrpeiB beeinnt om Simmel
Elm neuer Gag; er tpiro ben, blou
luno enoli6 blitt bie Sonne iiber bic
groe IN GROCER berrIiher Maieitat!
. 8ott, mas fir Elm sSubeI unb ssreu,
De tpdre bas - sic @ugen bon Sau.
leno nnO 0tillionen Meniben ldben
gegen Morgen - llno piele, oieIe, bie
eemeint baben, es miiiie eIeno ee-
ltorben iein, fielen einanoer umter
Sranen Inn oen SAILS unb riefen:
'@ott Jet Sob uno 0anfl @ir linb
eerettet!