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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-05
Z cinnosti Narodniho Svazu
Ceskych Katol1kGG.

z Angle pTisla zadost O O.
d6v pro ceskoslovenske uprch-
lfky. Byla predlozena zastup-
cum Narodni Blahobytne Rady
Londyne. Tito by radi pomo-
hi ale V Anglii Jest temer ne
mono zakoupiti potTebne saty,
jest tam 0 ne velka nouze a O.
d6viny jsou rozd6lovany jen ma
poukazky. Vykonny vybor Ma
rodn1ho Svazu tedy pros1 kra-
jany, kteTf by mohli venovati
n6jake saty, musely by byti do
sti zachovale, by je nastradali
a ~pTipravili k dodanf. Jak a
kan jim oznamime V nekolika
prfstlch dnech. Nedostatek
Satstva jest tax citelny, re i
mnoha prominentnf osoba, KITE
ra vydatn6 slouzila svym casem
Obecnemu dobru, jest ted Cd
kazana ma dobrocinnost v teto
pOtfebe. NeZapom1nejme, re
b6zenci nemohli 81 witt sebou
vice nez co NELL ma sobe.
Seaman darcIG pro bszence:
$4,000 - Osada Sv. Rodiny
Cleveland, O., faraT ndp. Msgr.
Vaclav Novak.
$4,000 = N. N. z Texasu.
$4,000 = Distriktnf Svaz
Clevelandsky.
$1,000 = Frank a Catherine
Sedlak, Cicero, Ill.
Pc $500 = Mr.. a Mrs. Jos.
Slama, Chicago; Jan R. Naizer,
Granger, Tex; Mr.. a Mrs. FIR.
PetruS, Cicero; Method. c.. Ha-
velka, Wahoo, Neb,; Rev. 1. j.
Valenta, FARRELL, Tex; Mrs.
Marie Sadilek, Chicago; Frank
a Marie Staska, Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Josephine Hermann, CT
zero; Frank a Josephine No
votny, Anadarko; Jan Jan Ma
teJcek, Allentown, Pa.
$500 = Anna Dostal, Tole-
do, Iowa.
Pc $500 = Stella Srbeny,
Cleveland; Rev. Raphael Ku-
bat, 0. S. B., Chetek, Wis; Jo-
SET a Marie Vrchota, Chicago.
Pc 5000 = E. c.. Schulen-
burg, Tex; Anna Chromy, Wau
bun, Mimi; V. Spika, Dento,
Mon; Jan ]. Krieger, st. Louis
Mo-; Frances Bojtik, Blissfield,
Mich.
Pc $1.00 = Mr.. a Mrs. Jos.
Pferost, Berwyn; Frank Hribal,
Creston, Ia; Charles Merit,
Mt. Angel, Ore; Mrs. M. A.
Kublk, Clutter, Ia; Katerina
Elias, Cedar Rapids; Vaclav
Kefka, Cleveland; N. N. Schu-|
lenburg, Tex; Josefa Voracek,
st. Louis, Mo-; Mary Kocdrek,
Colby, Kans.; FrantiSka Zmo-|
lex, Clutter, Ia; Josef Stodola,
Cedar Rapids; Mrs. Fir. J. Smid.
Cedar Rapids; Marie Ceika.|
Cedar Rapids; Method G.. Hal
Velka, WahOO. Nehr
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-05
Francouzsky darkovy Wax pri-
jede do Spoj. StatIG do vanoc.

Parfz. = We Francii je pTi-
pravovan pro Ameriku "Vlak
vdecnosti" vezoucf darky jake
vyraz vdecnosti "a americkou
pomoc poskytnutou behem val
ky a 20 valce. Wax ten Sc bu-
de skladat z 40 vagonG pro ka-
zdy stat a pro District of Co.
lumbia jeden. Wax ma byt Wy
praven tax, ably prvnf zasilky
dark1 byly vezeny pc newyor-
skem Broadway jeste pred va
nocemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-05
Kanadske lodi cvici We sboru
americkeho lodstva.

Ottawa, Kanada. = Kanad-
sky ministr narodn1 obrany
Brooke Claxton oznamil, re
skupina 5 kanadskych lodi ko-
ma cvicenf We sboru americkeho
pacifickeho lodstva.
Kanadsk6 lode pTipluly do
Pearl Harbor ma 16-denn1 nav
Stevu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-05
Chicago, I'll.

Prehistoricky nalez " Irsku.
u Churchtown v irskem hrab-
stv1 Cork Sc nasla 1plne zacho-
vala kostra pfedvekeho losa
(anglicky elk), ktery I'll pred
nejmene 5000 lety. Jeho leb-
ka s parody o rozpetf II stop
vazi 224 liber.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-05
CO PRAVIL DR.. PETR ZENKL
K %. RfJNU.

DneS, pred tr1cet1 Lefty VyVr-
cholilo stalete 1sil1 ceskeho a
slovenskeho naroda O obnovu
svobodu. nezavislosti a samo-
statnosti. Zahranicni akce, We
dena Tomasem Masarykem, E.
duardem Benesem a Milanem
R. Stefanikem, nesmrtelne legie
a lid We vlasti predstavili sc sve-
tn jake jednotny celek.
Pod moudrou vladou Tomase
Masaryka zaradila sc republi-
ka CechG a SlovakG mezi neza-
visle demokraticke a pokroko-
We staty a stala Sc ostrovem xii
du a pofadku, socialnf sprave-
dlnosti a rostouc1ho blahobytu.
Nebylo nasf vinou, re jsme Sc
DO dvaceti letech stall prvnf O.
betf fasisticke a nacisticke ty-
ranie. Tragedie mnichovska a
patnacty bTezen nezlomily ma
Sc narody We wire v demokracii
a v touze pc svobode. Znovu
isme organisovali donna i "a
hranicemi mohutne hutf odpo-
ru a valecneho i diplomaticke-
no 1silf. Nasi hrdinove a mu-
cednfci v nemeckych vezen1ch
a koncentracn1ch taborech, ma
81 vGdcove podzemnfho hnuti a
nasi vojaci i letci v zahranicni
armada stall Sc pTedmetem L.
city a obdivu vsech narodI mi
luj1c1ch svobodu.
Mas BOZ byl opet v1tezny. Ma
Sc v1tezstv1 bylo vsak zkaleno
novou hrozbou. Pres vsechny
slavnostn1 zavazky jina tyranie
tyranie mezinarodn1ho bolSevis-
mu, znicila nasi svobodu. Ono
rovy komunisticky puc znasil-
nil vetSinu naroda a znemoznil
mu projevit vernost Masaryko-
wynn idealGm humanitnf demo
kracie We svobodnych volbach.
Kominforma a jejf poslusny ma
stroj, ceskoslovenska komunis-
ticka strana, nastolily u mas
vladu mensiny, znasilnily vse-
chny nase narodn1 instituce, a
nynf vnucujf naSemu lidu CHI
ideologie, plnf zalaTe ceskymi
a slovenskymi vlastenci, pokud
neodesli ci neodchazejf "a hra-
nice, rozvracejf nase hospodaT-
stv1, snizujf zivotnf 1roven lidu,
zabijejf poctive a korumpuji
bazlive. z nezavisle Ceskoslo-
venske republiky cinf pc nacis-
tickem vzoru sovetsky protek-
torat.
Toto vse je vsak jen docasne.
Proti casne a kTivde stojf vecna
pravda. Ne Caesar, ale Jezfs
= to je odkaz MasarykGv, je-
muz zGstanou verni Cesi i Slo-
vaci donna i zahranic1. We tine
pon1zen1, bidy a utrpenf Jim sv1-
tt ma cestu hvezda lasky a svo-
body.
Proti ponuremu Gottwaldo-
WI dnoru stojf MasarykGv %.
rfjen, jehoz tTicate vyrocf pred
stavuje slib a zavazek, re neu-
stane v boji "a svobodne, de-
mokraticke a socialne sprave-
dive Ceskoslovensko We svo-
bodne Europe zbavene vSech
tyranif a re veTfme v pomoc a
podporu vsech poctivych demo-
kratG sveta. Nase narody tez-
ce trp1 "a vernost a oddanost
zasadam lidstvf, demokfracie a
svobody; We SVEN zapase "a je-
itch v1tezstv1 pGjdem verne pc
boku tech, kdo vyznavajf stej-
ne zasady.
DR.. Petr Zenkl.
I'll.
-O-
Prehistoricky nalez " Irsku.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-12
WEEKLY LUNCHEON
 OF BpW MONDAY;
 REp0RTS MADE

The regular weekly luncheon meeting of the Business & Profess sional Womens Club was held in the Bubble Room of the Baranof Hotel. The newly elected President, Gladys Vuille, presided at the meet ing.
 Mrs. Edith Tabler, an employee of the Veterans Administration, was the only guest.
 Mrs. Reba Hardin, member now residing. in Sitka, surprised the members by her arrival at the luncheon.
 The President turned the meeting over to the Past President. Rhea MacFarlane, who asked for the an nual reports from the Chairn1en of the Standing Committees for the past year. The reports, having been read, the Past President read her report to the club and turned the meeting back to Mrs Vuille.
 President Vuille announced that there will be a meeting of the old Executive Board and new Officers at her home Friday evening, May IA.
 It was announced that a new plan for handling reservations for the luncheons will be put into effect immediately All members will be contacted in regard to the plan in the very near future.
 Mrs. Betty Mccormick explained 10 the group that the Club's pro grams for the ensuing year will ap- pear in the June issue of the h. dependent Woman.
 It was suggested by Miss Alice Brandebury that the group invite Miss Elizabeth Deuel, of the U. s. Children's Bureau, Washington, D. C., to speak to the club later in the month, at which time she will be in the Territory on a field trip.
 During thhe summer months, June, July and August, the club will hold enc meeting month, this be- ing on the first Monday.
 An invitation has been received from Joseph Mangan, Temporary Chairman of the Junior Chamber of merce, to attend the luncheon meeting of the group at the Hotel Baranof Friday May IA It has been called to the clubs attention that BPW members are eligible for membership in the prorozeI Junior c. of c.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-12

 Kenneth Stewart, Leo Sullivan, Ed gar Terteault and John M. Topas
 From Ketchikan: King Shirley Whiggie Sandidge, E. Taylor and Richard Stevens.
 To Valdez: E. Brown and E. G Nelson.
 To Seward: H. J. West, s. F Berge, L. Horsefield and wife, Mrs. Minnie Donley M. Bales, E. $. Hawkins, Curtis Shattuck, Clarence Leblanc, H. L. LeBaugh, Raymond Tarnowski, Joe Doon, Eddie O'Con- ners, O. Ommuson and James Will bur.
 To Cordova. Roy E. Heating.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-12
BARAN0F ARRIVES;
 THbRTY-FIvE FOR
 JUNEAU; 20 LEAVE

Thirty-five persons arrived in Ju- neau aboard the Baranof which left for Seward at 3 o'clock this morn ing taking 20 mfrom here.
 From Seattle passengers were: Ada Anderson, Mrs. M. Anderson, James o. Evitts, J. M Faunce and wife, Mrs. Aileen Guyot, Mrs. L. A. Heady, L. Aubrey Heady, F. w. Hicklin and wife, Mrs. Charles Jewett, Mrs. F. Lockwood, F. s. Manke and wife, Norman May, Mrs. D. Reischl and daughter, James E. Smith, Mrs. Alice Wilcox, Mike Bara- nof, D. w. Boggs, Ernest Clark, Joe Fifer, Oscar Goodwin, Michael Ke- mock, Joe Johnson, Ernest Smith,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-12
RADIO LOG
KINY - JUNEAU Alaska Broadcasting Go.
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 WEDNESDAY, EVENING 5:00--WINNER TAKE ALLEGES. 5.30--Totem Talk-Forecasts. Viking Varieties. 6:00-Juneau- Young News. 6:15-Dinner Waltz. Sports on Spot. 6 6.45-BoyS of North. 7:00-MAKE WAY FOR YOUTH
 CBS. 7:30-ARTHUR GODFREY-CBS. 8:00-Standard Forecasts. 8:15-Community Center. 8:3O-CBS IS THERE-CBS. Fishing Time Forecasts. 9:15-Remember. 9:30-THE PROMISE-CBS 10 :00-Alaska Line News. 10:15-HOLLYWOOD DEDICA-
 TION-CBS. 10 0:30-Forecasts. First newscast of the day at 7::3O A. M.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-12
TO THE NAVY

The Jeep Club will be re-opened for the benefit of the visiting Navy personnel. The Club will open at 6 pm. every evening this week. Harold Fennel and members of the club will take care of the enter taining. 885 It
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-12
LUTHERAN LADIES'
 AID PLANS MEETING

The regular business meeting of the Lutheran Ladies Aid Society will be held in the church social room Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
 The hostesses for the evening will be Mrs. Louis Macdonald and Mrs. Ray Nevin. A program is being planned by Mrs. Harold Stratton and all members are urg- ed to attend and any persons in- terested are cordially invited.
 In 1947 there were ten accidents in the United States which killed more than 25 people.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


 Notice is hereby given that K. Edward Teston, entryman, together with his witnesses, Martin Madsen and Stephen Sheldon, has made final proof on his homestead, An chorage serial 010456, for lots l, 2, sec. 1s, T. 32 s. R. 50 E. GRIM. and lots 2, 3, 4, 6, sec. "A, T. 32 S. R. 59 E. GRIM. containing 150.24 acres, and it is now in the files of the District Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the local land office at Anchorage, within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued.
 GEORGE A. LINGO,
 Acting Manager First publication, April IA ,l948. Last publication, May 12, lo48.s
 Special notice is hereby given that the Commissioner of Customs, under date of May 10, 1948, has given per- for change of name of the oii screw ALEUTIAN QUEEN, of ficial number 249877, to WASHING TON STAR. This vessel was built in 1944, at Anacortes, Washington, of wood; her gross tonnage is 533; net tonnage 322; home port, Ju- neau; owner Quick-Frozen Sea Foods, Inc, of Anchorage, Alaska.
 JAMES J. CONNORS,
 Collector of Customs. First publication, May II, l948. Last publication, May IA, 1948.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-06-26

9ieies Bpdenblah eriheint ieit
benz Sabre 1873 resel,n1bie ie6en
Sea1staa uno riro berausgeeeben
gum geiten BEG Bdpitliden Rolle.
GUM Soiepbinum Der FL. aongrega.
tion Der Hroposanoa in Columbus,
befien 3ped bic Seranbilbung beut.
iher 8rieiteraoalinse fir bic Ser.
Staoten lit. Dieie Mnitalt lit baupt.
I6blih oneetpieien auf Die einfiinfte
oieies 8iottes unb Die @eihenfe Jet.
ner 2eier.
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June 2, 1916, at the post Office at
Worthtngton, Ohio, under the Act
Of March ;, 1879. Additional entry
authorized at st. Paul, Minnesota.
Acceptance for mailing at the
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-06-26

Sod a,id) i'm itrablen6en 2ihte Der
eleftrii6en 2nnlpeit ereignete 5id nah
Der Ansiage bon 9unoerten ,116
Mberbunberten frommer BiIger ODER
observation-disclosures Gourt1ten basIeIbe
Bb1notnen ipie 5itbor I'M mpltiihen
l9albounfel. Die maieitdtiide Gtntle
libien 2eben angenpuuner1 an bnben..
Natiirlid maren Die 2ellte bon Miiiii
| iebr gliiflid) iiber oieie 3eiden oes
lSimmels, oenal ieitber tp1lat iid elm
HOLDER 0ren1oenitrom in oas Gt1ot-
den, bob bic Sotels u1b Meitanrants
leine tDabre Sauiie erleben. Die er.
lfreuli6e,t 5olgel fir &anbel uno
Bonbel Iaiiel iid borItellen nno 10
lbegreift man es, bob bic giireer bon
Miitli eiferiiidtie iiber oas Mnieben
librer Bunber- -Wabonna ipafen, Of
tpobl eigentlide @unber (aIlo in er.
iter 2inie Seilansen) bisber nod nidt
oerbiirst iino.
umlo 1rgerliber empfinoen es bic
le, bob oie firblihen Bebor6en eirren
5iemlif ablebnenoen Stanbpunft ein-
nebmen u1lb Die MebraobI Der gbeo-
logon 5u Der aniidt neigt, es banoIe
it'd enttpeoer INN cine optilhe E1n-
ibung ODER INN cine syoran Der Wtai-
feniuggeition. slDes partet nun in
Iiiiii auf Die erite iiber5eugen1e @1,n=
oerbeihlng, nit Scr Die Ifeptiid,er
&ir6enDGter zines 8eiiern belebrt
iperoen fonnten. vl1no iie betpeat iid,
ooh, erflaren bie 2eute ieoem 34peif-
Ter.
gSir baben aus ser sSiille tpun6er=
barer gri6einlneen nit reIiai0ien
Sintergrl1no einige 6dlle berausae,
griffen. Sbre 3abl lit 2esion. 9aau
fomnlen Die rein Ipiritiitiihen, tele-.
potbilden Gbanomene obne 8ermen-
gung nit fronmem @Iauben ober
nentger frommem IbergIanben. Gin
Seer bon Masnetopatben, Neagiern,
aitrologen uno @eiien oIler Mrt be-
polfert belte rStalien uno finbet itar-
ten anbang uno tiefe Heionana in
Der Seffentlidfeit. 0ie 5Iudt in 6as
Srreole, oas' llebernatiirlihe lit I'M
berfennbar, llnb eben elm Bug Der
3ett - ni6t muir in sSStalien. CAB
BET Der uSagb nad5 .oen Weirafel"
nirflihe 8bdnomene uno Sharlata-
nerten oidt beieinanoer tpobnen, lit
flar. tnEa
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-06-26
6rhr hin unh kiinhr!

| Ser liebe @ott bot Seine Gute
getpiB nidt peribloiien Dor oenen
Die ldon 10 Iange in Ser @ottesferne
leben. 8as lit Die grlolertat onoers
ols cine Sffenbarung Seiner @iite
an alle! Oieie frobe 8otidaft eibt uns
3eugnis oapon, oaB @ott oae Men-
lben lelig MAIDEN min. gue fino be.
rufen &inoer @ottes gu tperoen. sll=
le iollen BEN 8es 5ur 8abrbeit fin
ben. aae ioaen @lieoer Der beiIiaen
Stride lein, Inn an Der @lorie Der
Stride teil5unebmen. -'>
@ott bat Seiue @ite nidt Der,
| idloiien. uno ood iino nod 5rei
Slnftel auer Weni6en in Der Got
tesferne! 8enn mir bas beoenfen,
miro uns Der auftrag bes Seilanoes
lberaus einoringli6 unb ernIt eri6ei=
men: @ebe ood bin uno fiinoe, Iebre
uno taufe!
gu leidt finben mir uns NIT Der
Satiafe ab, ooB es nod 10 piele Sci
oen gibt. 0rei 5iinfteI Ger seiamten
Wenidbeit in abgrunbtiefer @ottes,
1erne, fern bon ser Gelieion, Die mir
in 8naoen gu eigen beiiten!
8ie fonnten mir 6ieien MbgrunS
ermenen! Benn Der Miiiionor in Die
5eloenldnoer aiebt, benft er 5unGhii
nur oaran, Den auftrag oes Seilal1.
oe5 5u erfiillen, obne eigentli6 nGber
oas Saatfelo 5u fennen, auf bas CT
Den Samen Der 5robboti6oft itreue11
min.
gs eebt linn 1pie oem Soloaten
0ieler ~lernt" &rieg fiibren. 9of
orouBen an Der Sront miro er erll
ge1pabr, mas &riegfiibren eigentIid
Ibeoeutet. Grit auf Dem &fplas bes
Seloenlanbes miro ii6 au6 Der MiI'
iionar Der 8eoeutune ieiner aufgabt
poa belpuBt. Ndmlib Damn, 1penn es
| ibm flor geiporben lit, pie tief be,
Ibgruno, pie melt Die 5erne 6es
Seioentun1s bon @ott lit.
Buooba ODER Bubbbiit beIagt ar
liid nod nidt ihlebter Menib. Cir
Bubobiit lit aber elm @eioe. Gin tie
fer Qbgruno treunt i'm un6 nit i'm
brei Giinftel Der Menihbeit bon Got
Dos muB bel ollem Nut uno Opti-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-06-26
.HQdnnkQn,
u. Erinnerungen
gsa @es. 8. 4xextses
(Nr. 95)
(6ortiesung)

Seute morgen NOR i6 in ser S6u,
le beim 2ebrer @ertb, Ser bic groBe
&nobenidule bot. 8eim &elieions.
lrnterridt fom i'd ouh ouf bie an.
mad)t 8ottes 81 ipre6en, tpie @ot1
ourh Elm ein5iges @ort, ,Siat!", al
les eridaffen bat. .gs peroe!" iprof
@ott, 1,no Simmel unb grbe uno al,
les, mos oarin lit, trat ins @eroen.
IS lfien mir, als oh Die met1te1l
&naben oos 8ort rerl6affen" nibi
eon5 oeritanoen bdtten llno bas 8ort
fir eleibbeoeutenb nit vid)offen"
bielten, tpesbolb i6 es ibnen 5u er.
fldren iuhte.
sort, &inber, uno iudt MIDI gu
periteben," iagte if). r9as Wort ,er.
lfaffen' bebeutet, et1pas aus nihts
berporbringen. 0os tann nur Ser oIl-
mddtige @ott ouein. 8oroem eriItier.
te es nidt l,no burd Seinen allmdd.
tigen S6opferpi0en trat es ing Das
lein. Wenihen unb gngel fonnen
nidt aus nidts eridoffen; iie fon.
men nur aus Dem, tpas eriltiert, ettpas
lhaffen, berausarbeiten, 3. g. aus
Sol5 einen Gid, elm @aus, Elm @e-
rot, aus Steinen cine Stride. 3u al
lem Dem bral1dt Elm 8eldopf tpie 6er
engel un6 Der Weenid, MaterioI,
ldon oorbanoene Ginge. @ott bat al
10 irber groe, 5irmoment NIT ieine,1
5abuoien Simmelstorpern, iiber Suit
uno Dteer, iiber Die gan5e Natur nit
Naturgeiesen Die Sberberridaft. 9ie
gan5e 81. Shrift lit nur Elm Seno-
l6reiben, Elm 8rief an uns nit Ser
nunft beeobte Wenl6en.
r8ott gibt bas 2eben un6 nimmt
Dos Seben. @r erneuert nit ieben1
5riibling bie ideinbor lebloie gea-
tur uno gibt Sonnenlidt 8arme
uno Hesen gum 8adien uno @eoei-
ben"
~So," meinte 6otber 8einefe, .io
muB man es ben &inbern erflGren
ourd furae 5raeen uno Mnt,porten. /"
Sn elmer anoern l1nterbaltung nit
5atber Geinefe fomen mir iiber
4rantbetten gu lpreden, beionoers
iiber Die, tpelde i'm Soipital bebar1-
belt perben, mie S6minoIubt, Mms.
5ebrung, 8beunatismus, &rbs uItp.
~2os lino idlimme &ranfbeiten, +"
iagte 5atber 8einefe, "2eiben, Die faIi
INNER friiber ooer ipdter ben SOB
berbeiiiibren."
"Aber tpie entlteben iie, peIdes
iino ibre l1riahen?"
~Sa," meinte er, vbos tpeiB if
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-06-26

|nidt; oas tpiiien tidt eintnal genar
Die sler5te. Das erforoert iabrelon
ges Stlbium ltnb inteniibes Jorihen
Sic bebaupten, baB Die meiiten aranf'
beiten bnrb Seine bon 10 tpi1t5igei
@eitalt berriibren ,1tto cine Belt im
&leinen biloen, pesbalb tie i6tper sl
enfoeden u1to tpobr5unebnen uni
id1per su furieren iinb. Dieie Belt
i'm &leinen lit ober llmfangreider als
bie 8elt i'm 8roBen. gs 5eigt uns
|tpieoer sic erobe slumadt @ottes in
BEN fleinlten @eidopfen. @s gibt tpeii
iiber 5tpeibunbert peribieoene Irten
BON Minerolien, oie befannt iino. 8ie
piele bunberte alno tauienbe mag es
nod eeben, Die mir nod ni6t fennen
gtof 5ablreiber linb Die Bflan5en.
orten. auf einem ein5igen Suabrat-
fuB groe tpahien uno griinen oft
talIenoe bon @rdlern llno 8lumen.
Nidt nur in ser mannigfaltigen Irt,
ionoern aub in Der 8eribieoenbeit
ieoer Bflan5enart ieben mir bic oG-
leitige lrno olluntfaiienoe aama6t
uno @eisbeit oes gottliden Sdop-
fers. Gin 5ormer 5eigte mir einmal
cine 1abafsitauoe. Seoe berielben lie
fert aIlidbrlib iiber niertalIenb Sa=
menforner. Gin anoeres Wtal traf id)
in @ermontomn ben Sarmer Seinrib
slltepater beim Ibtrennen Der &or=
ner bon Maisfolben. Sd fragte ibn,
piepiel &orner oenn tpobl on einem
ein5igen 4olben itsen. gr eripioerte
mir: ga, Sr. Bfarrer, oas fam i6
Sbnen nidt iaeen. 9us oide, geIbe
&orn bot pobl o6taebn Geiben, uno
in ieoer Jeibe iiten et1pa fiinf5ig Bis
fiinf,lnofiinf5ig &ornhen. 9os gGbe
alio, 5apon5iemaI fiinf5ig, touieno
&orner. Seoes &Orn6en brinet tpie=
Ser cine 8flan5e beroor, an Der 1pie=
Ser 5pei bis orei ober mebr &olben
nit ie tauienb &ornern pa6ien.' Sait
unglallblid 1n0 bod Dabr! @er be-
greift oie &roft, Die ieoem &orn6en
innepobnt. Ser Menid iiebt es nidt
unO begreiit es nift, aber er iiebt
Die oas 2eber iid) el1ttpidelt, uno er
be1Dlnoert uno preilt ben S6opfer.
So meinte Der CUTE Sormer, mir
linO auf Dem 2onOe tagtGglid) 3eu=
gen 0er 8unoerlperfe @ottes in @ie=
ien, 5eloerl1, 8orten uno @4loern.
Ser Vfenif gebt nur 5u oft unouf-
adtlom uno gleidgiltig ooran borbei.
Wenn Die 2anolel1te nur otter baran
Sadten, miiroen lie mandmal beten,
onltatt 5u fluben.
~@5 gibt," 10 fubr 5atber Geinefe
fort, uauf groen ni6ts S6oneres, ols
@ott in Seinen 8erfen in ser Hotur
5u betradten. g8ir betpunbern Die
groBen, rielieen Giere; aber Die flei-
men uno fleiniten iino in ibrer 9lrt
nod i6Oner rno funItooaer, pie 8.
9. Ser 6liigel eines 56metterIines,
Die ein5ieortige 8etdtigung Ser 9ie=
tie, oas idone @efieoer Der Gogelpelt
uno ibr melooiider @eiane. llno ie
tiefer mir forihen in bie &leintpeIt,
in Die 8eien, Die unierm 9luge UNI
li6tbor iino, oelto mebr 1no 9r0Bere
8unber entoeden mir. @ott, Ser oQ=
madtige S6opfer, lit groB i'm Gro
BEN uno 9roB i'm &leinen.
(6ortlesung folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-06-26

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