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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22
ROgge Willing To Run win WaiIaGe

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-lR-John Rogge, former Special Assistant to U. s. Attorney General Tom Clark and now a New York lawyer, said today he would be pleased to run for Vice President on a third party ticket with Henry A. Wallace.
 Rogge, A, is a native of Illinois and a graduate of the University ot Illinois and the Harvard Law School. He served as counsel to the Recon struction Finance Corporation and Securities and Exchange Commis- sion tefcrs becoming an Assistant Attorney General in 1888.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22
NO BEACH-HEAD FOR PALESTINE
 BY FEBRUARY 1

LAKE SUCCESS, Jan. 22.-tR- Britains refusal to give the Jews a beach-head in Palestine by Feb ruary for substantial immigra- tion' disrupted today the time table laid down by the United Ma tions assembly for the partition the Holy Land.
 Confronted with the British in- tenticn to retain undivided con- trol over the whole of Palestine until they surrender their mandate the iive-memher Palestine Partition Commission turned to drafting a report to the Security Council re- cording the first failure in the Assembly partition scheme.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22
hIVan Is Alvin
 And This Goes For Everybody

WASHINGTON. Jan. 22-R-The U. s. Board of Geographic names agreed today to spell Alvin, Ill, wrong-just the way everybody else doss.
 Alvin, a Vermilion County village midway between Danville and Hoopeston, was incorporated in 1893 as Alvan.
 Although Alvan is still legally correct, townsmen and even the Post Offics Department have spelled it with an T" for years.
 The Board said that even the AL van town clerkjoined in urging that Federal maps and documents here after designate it as Alvin. They will
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22

teing searched for a 7>1-3 transport rlans which vanished in snow storm last evening.
 The plane took off from Denver with thrse Civil Aeronautics Auth crity men aboard it. Supposedly it was on a twc-hour flight to Grand Junction. But 20 minutes after the take-off it radioed that it was en- countering severe air turbulence and snow. Since then, no word.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22

13 years as a reporter, political writ er. war correspondent and in the Washington office since the end of war, Lathrop said.
 Strand had several Alaska assign ments last year, flying into the Arc tic for a series on the Navy's oil ex- ploration work near Point Barrow and later covering the Territorial Legislature at Juneau. He is expect ed here about Feb. l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22
New Chief of Air
 Staif, Masks A my

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-tR-Th6 Air Force announces new assign ments for seven of it's generals in what it designated as & routine shift.
 They include:
 Brig. Gen. Frank A. Armstrong, Senior Air Instructor at the Armed Fcrces College in Norfolk, Va, ap- rointeJ Chief of Staff of the AL sskan Air Command with head quarters at Fort Richardson. Arm strong is a native of Hamilton, N. c.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22
WILLIAM STRAND
 iS APPOINTED ME, FARE Eh KS PApE0

FAIRBANKS. Alaska, Jan a. lP-William Strand, 39. member of the Chicago Tribune's Washington D. C., Bureau, has been appointed Managing Editor of the Fairbanks Daily Miner, Publisher Austin E. (Cap) Lathrop announces.
 Strand has been with the Tribune
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22
Distributors for Alaska DOOM & COMPANY 362.3e3 CoInan BIdg, Seattle 4. Washington
InlrudeF Works Himself Info Great Mess

CARLISLE, Pa. Jan. 22.-tRI- This intruder didn't give himself a ghost of a chance.
 Not only did he pick house where Il State Policemen were quartered, but in entering a window upset a stack of dishes and then fled leav- ing behind his jacket conveniently bearing his name and address. His name was not disclosed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22
THREE TRUCKS SOLD

Three used ligho trucks were sold to the highest bidders yes terday by the Public Roads Ad- ministration The successful buy CTS and their bids are: Carl A. Bloomquist, $200; ( Il Hagerup, s1oe; and Lewis c. Mcdonald, $50.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22
WANT ADS
MURPHY & MURPHY

FOR RENT: 2-bedroom house, ir Douglas; furnace, electric kitch- en; no children, no pets. S6600O buys partially completed house, 2 lots, center Douglas. UNExCELLED view, lovely 3-bed- room home, Douglas; floor fur mace, electric kitchen, basement garage. Mob Hill. AN Excellent Business at inven- tory plus fixtures and equip ment Large net monthly in- come.
 HOME, Douglas Beach, $2,25o.00; Also 4-bedrooms, Douglas. TWO Bedrooms compl, furn. near business district. 2-APT. Home with 2 marine run ways; compl. redecorated. BEDROOM Home; 5-bedroom home.
 DUPLEX, excellent condition; well iurn., garage, basement, furnace, electric kitchens.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22
Former Federal
 Judge in Alaska
 passes Away

MILWAUKEE, Jan 22-4R-Fun- eral services for Edmund C. Nordyks 89, Federal Judge in Alaska during the Administration of President Ben jamin Harrison, will be held Sat urday in Pittsburgh. He died Tues day night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22
FROM sITKA

Joe II. Appling and -ts. Anna belle Horsin of Sitka are regis tered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22
WRANGELL VISITORS

MT and Mrs. F. J. Lowney of Wrangell are registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22

I will not be responsible for an
 bills contracted by any person othe than myself. | (748-Mar. D Steve FeiSt.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22
Transport Plane Missing; SeaTeh
 NoW Underway

DENVER, Colo, Jan. 22.-.R-The Rocky Mountains west of here, are
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22
ANCHORAGE VISITOR

Cleve B. Wall of Anchorage is registered at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22

NICE CLEAN sJeam teatec rooms,
 also steam baths. Scandinavian Rooms. 736-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22

TWO year old Latnrop Hercules Marine Engine, 107 HIP, with power take-off and high ten sion magneto and wheel, Al condition for less than half price. Emil Vienola, across Douglas Bridge. 779 If
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22

NICE CLEAN ROOMS. by day oi week. Colonial Hotel Ph 137
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22

ROOM kitchen privileges - Home
 Hotel. Phone 886
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22

SEWING Machines bought, sold and repaired. Red Front. So
 Franklin. ITS mo
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22

CLEAN steamheated rooms, clean
 beds. 315 Gold St. 65o- Uf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22
FOR SALE

FOR Heating and Plumb
 ing business, includes shop equipment, stock and 1940 model 12-ton Ford V-8 panel truck with new motor, new tires, new radia- ter; must be sold by February Is due 50 illness. No competition and plenty of work lined up ahead. Heated shop rents for $20 per month. Priced reasonable. Write CT wire Cordova Plumbing and Heating, Box 801, Cordova, Alaska. 791 12t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22
FOR RENT

SLEEPING room for woman in private home, one block from Federal Bldg. Call Green 635.
 791 At
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22
LEST AND FOUND

LOST: Young orange tiger striped
 male cat, shy, prominent rings
 around legs Hast seen in Calhoun
 Ave. district. Reward. Phone Green 825 CT STA. 788 St
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22
HUNTERS

PIANOS FOR RENT or SALE Wurlitzer Piano Alaska Dealer
 Ph. l43 Anderson Piano Shop PA w 3rd. 7l3-t1
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22

GOOD adjustable sun lamp S10. Phone 284 790 St
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22

FIRE PROOF Storage Space
 Simpson Bldg. 758 tt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22

ROOMS FOR RENl. Down town location. Inquire at Darnells.
 657-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22
WANTED

ELECTRICAL, Hon. nd Marine
 Wiring, appliance repairing. Free
 estimate. 336 w 3rd. Phone Green BIO. Bob Wise. 791 l mo.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22
MISCELLANEOUS

WINTER & POND CO.,, Inc. Complete Photographic Supplies Developing Printing Enlarging Artists Paints and Materials
 Blue Printing Photostats
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22

JUNEAU WOMAN'S CLUB
 Food Sale Saturday, II a. m., at Sears Roebuck Store. Please bring contribution by 10:45. 791 1t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-22

WILL PAY cash for treadle sew
 ing machine in good condition. Ph. 258 or 428, Baranof. 79l 2t
Evening star., 1948-07-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph B. Campbell
and their daughter Sandra are
spending two weeks In New England
as the guests Of Mr.. G. z. Sanborn
at Winnipesaukee Farm, Laconia,
N. H.
Mrs. John L. Buntin Of Arlington
Village entertained eight guests at a
dessert bridge on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Pridgen and
son Dickey of Charlotte, N. c., will
Evening star., 1948-07-11

Thompson OF Houlka, Miss. and Mr..
Gazenski's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Gazenski, who are stopping
of en- route to their home In wilkes
Barre, Pa, from a visit with rela-
tives in Kentucky and Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. David w. Bishop OF
Club Manor Estates have as their
guests their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, 1t. Comdr. and Mrs. william
Nicholson, Of North weymouth,
Mass, in whose honor they enter
tanned ten guests at dinner dance
at the Army Navy Country Club.
Comdr. Nicholson has been assigned
to Philadelphia for six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gray Of Vir-
ginia Highlands are on three
week vacation In the West. visiting
Evening star., 1948-07-11

and Ann Douglas, and are residing
at 4725 North Thirty-seventh street.
Mrs. 6. Don schoolcraft Of Ash
ton Heights, who went to Boston
for a convention OF Delta Zeta
Sorority, is now visiting relatives at
Crawford, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Davis Of
North Arlington are spending
two-month vacation with Mrs.
Davis sister. Mrs. Albert Kinsley,
at Bailey's Island, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar B. Pigg of
Virginia Highlands returned to Sill
yer City, N. Mex. with their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Beverley Pigg. who spent the month
of June with them.
Comdr. and Mrs. Clarence Floyd
Evening star., 1948-07-11
arlington County

arrive about the middle Of the
month for q two-week visit with Mr.
Pridgen's brother-in-law and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wheeler, OF
Westover.
Miss Dorothy Ann Seebode
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. See
bode, Of North Arlington is spending
the summer In Houston. Tex, as the
guest of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James N. Bonds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton G. Stone
burner are vacationing at Colonial
Beach.
Mrs. Robert L. wilkinson, ST., left
Evening star., 1948-07-11

Clark Of Westover have moved into
their new home on Twenty-second
street north.
Miss Theresa Williams, a stafi
officers with the American Embassy
in London for the past two and q
half years. will be with her mother,
Mrs. D. j. Williams, and her brother =
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph G. Gazenski, until late
August. Miss williams. who is being
extensively entertained during her
visit, is spending this week end with
relatives In Chapel Hill. N. G. Be-
fore going to England, she was in
Guayaquil. Ecquador.
Mr. and Mrs. Gazenski also have
as guests at their home In Westover
Mrs. Gazenski's cousin, Miss Elliott
Evening star., 1948-07-11

Salt Lake City and other points Of
interest.
Comdr. Lester Hubbell, q, s. NJ,
who has been transferred to Cali
fornia, left recently with his family
for that State. Their home at $3.50
North Fifteenth road Is now occu-
pied by Capt. and Mrs. Kidd and
their two children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Schnlid
Of Virginia Highlands with their
nephew. Donald Edward Ferguson,
left Friday for a visit at st. Peters
burg and other points in Florida.
Miss Kim Dean recently joined
her parents, Capt. and Mrs. William
Evening star., 1948-07-11

wednesday for q visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stevens,
Of Grenola, Kans., and with her
daughter, Mrs. Lewis p. Kilbourne,
Of New Orleans. who will return to
Arlington with her for visit. Mrs.
Wilkinson was accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Lester Clarke, and her
children, Arthur and Mary Eliza
beth, of Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Batschelet Of
Cherrydale have with them for the
summer Mrs. Batschelet's sister,
Miss Mabel Welsh. of Greeley, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas MacFar-
lane, who have been living In Mil
waukee, Wis, for the past year and
a half. have returned to Arlington
with their children, Joan Graham
Evening star., 1948-07-11
Noises Cause Stampede

Rumbling noises from a subter.
ranean movement south Of Telebang
Mountain, In Australia, recently
caused q cattle stampede into the
hack country and it took the cattle
a week to settle down. Sydney re"
ports.
Evening star., 1948-07-11
THE SUNDAY STAR Washington, D. G. DIS


A. DEAN. at their new home, 3250
North Quincy street, Mrs. DEAN
driving her home from San Diego
after q three-week visit with her
there. Capt. DEAN, U. s. NJ, has
been transferred to washington
from the West Coast.
Evening star., 1948-07-11
MRS. CONNORS.

MRS. CONNORS.
The bride OF Mr.. James Leo
Connors is the former Miss
Euelyn Scott, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Scott Oh
International Falls, MINI. Her
medding took place in st.
AIMS Rectory NTH the Req.
Vincent Cieri Officiating. Mrs.
A. L. DegrugilHer Was her
sisters only attendant, and
The best man 1Das Mr.. MdrDin
Holt. -Bro1Un-Suarez Photo.
Evening star., 1948-07-11

wi 1tD. L1I7I . ILN.
St. Matthew's Cathedral
nds the scene of her marriage
to Mr.. Michael Albert Yer
kuilen OF Thorp, Wis. She is
the former Miss Virginia
LaFour Raymond, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. LaFour L.
Raymond. Father Spence off,
ciuted and Mr.. and Mrs. John
U. Raymond attended the
couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Ver-
kuiten tUiH reside in Gary.
Ind. -Hessler Photo.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23

8ett. sci brnp ober bie Sere fonmt,
Die Saniel uno 8retel eingeiperrt
bait" Iuf oieIe Giuldii6terung bin
ldBt lid InnD ms 8ett bringen, aber
ais lie aaein I'M S6Iaf5immer blei.
ben mltB, 3iebt tie bie 0ede angIts
bon iiber ben &opf. SSn Der !Sise
fdngt balo oas Ser5 nGdtig an gu
| l6lngen, lnO ihDeiBgebaoet 1nuB it6
9nnp ettpaS frei MAIDEN. Nfit ben
Iugen il1dt iie bie OunfeIbeit 5u
Ourdoringen, Oh Ole boie Sere in
Der Sir ltebt. Wit Dtiibe unteroridt
annp oie Sranen Iaut 3u ipei-
men, ipagt lie nid)t - ober fie lit 10
aufgeregt, OaB lie - ols nab Ian.
gerer 3eit Moma ins SdIafaimmer
ton1mt unO perlpunbert ibren 2ieb-
ling nod ma6 finoet, beioe grme
I'M oeren Sals lhlingt uno flebent.
lid blttet, Die quite Wtana iou bel
ibr bleiben, neil lie iid fiir6tet. -
sole mir ben &rautfopf aus Dem
&eller!" iagte sic Wfutter 5u Dem
5ebni1brigen 2iesden, aber made
fem 2id)t, Ser Otono i6eint ourf
oas 6eniter!" 2ies6en erblei6t. Die
penltergeidiften, sic oie alte l1r,
ldel beimli6 BEN &inoern er56bIt bat,
erpa6en in ibrem .@eo16tnis. Sang.
Jam gebt lie 5ur Siire. n&am sSrie
ni6t mitgeben?" frast ite beflom,
men. sd CLAUDE gar," ipridt itreng
Die Mutter, ~olt finoeit Did mobl in
unierem Seller nift 5ure9t!" -
Sies6en gebt, ober Die slngit idiit-
telte lie 10 iebr, baB tie beinabe cine
&ellerltufe perfeblt. gtad 5tpei Dti-
nuten ititr5t lte ihredensbleid 5uriid
in Die Stube: uWutter, i'm Seller lit
iemono, cine 9roue @eitaItI" 2aut
meineno iu6t 2iesden 3uflu6t BEL
ibrer 8roBmutter, pabreno Die flei-
men 8ei6Diiter pie auf Elm &omman.
90 in Elm SSammergeidrei ousbre-
den. aergerli6 gebt oie Weutter ielb1t
in Ben Seller uno iiebt, ipie ser s3ug-
tplno Elm berabbangenbes Suh auf=
bIabt. - Oteint ibr nun nidt, ibr
lieben atiitter, oaB eS cure 8fIi6t
it, niemanoem 6l1 erlauben, cure
&inoer fur6tiam 5u mo1en2 9oB
ibr lie pielmebr 5ur SurdtloItgfeit
er5teben Iolltet, bis iie iiber5eugt Iino,
ibr gutter gngel lit bel ibnen unb es
|gibt fein Geipenlt, oos ibnen etpas
anbaben fann. slber ieio ibr audi
ielblt flrdtlos, ibr 0eiitter? ssbr
piBt oo6, 6urhtlolisfeit ma6t Itorf,
lte bilft aue Sh1pierigfeiten un6
Dirfli6e 8efubr iiberpinoen! 0as
quite geilpiel elmer ein5igen furdtlo-
Ien 5rau bat i6on oiele 5agbofte
ytanner begeiItert. aonmt, nebmt
euren Vfut aus Ser unermeBli6en
Strait oelien, Ser ipracb: ~5urdt lit
nld)t in Der Siebe, aber Die oollige
Siebe treibet Die 61rht aus"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23
Der Roienfran,monat

Ser Wtai bot feline 81uten ser
Simmelsfonigin. slud ser Sftober
bringt ibr Roien. gs lit Elm tpun-
oerberrli6es 8ebet - ser belize
Holenfran5! Gin @ebet 10 einfah,
oaB elm &ino es nit 2eidtigfeit per-
rihten 1no ieine @ebanfen oaran
fetten fann., 1rno Damn tpieoer 10 tief=
linnig in ieinen 8ebeimniiien, bab
Der grobte @elebrte nit oen erba-
benIten 9etradtungen bie beiIigen
Worte beglelten tann, Die ieine Sip
pen ipreden.
uno mag aud tauie,1o= unb aber
toulenonal Ser Hoienfrons niht NIT
boiler slnoudt eebetet tperoen, oie
Nblidt, Die 8ebeimnilie ser grIo-
lung 5u ebren uno Ser @ottesmut=
ter 5u buloigen, lit gut uno beilig
uno bat audi ibren @ert Dor @ott.
|, Steb' oob, ser &olenfrans aibt
Dir 5liigel unb trdgt Did bin nad
gea5aretb uno 9etbleben uno oann
nad 8olgatba llnb binauf gum Sim-
mel. ga ldal1lt bu beinen Seilono
IN Der unerlneBliden 2iebe, sic ssbn
antrieb, elm armies Menibenfino gu
peroen, in Ser folten &rippe gu lie,
gen. I'M Sduslein oon Nasaretb bes
mltig uno it'll 81, arbeiten. 9as ol-
les tot gr fiir oid)! l1no Damn ge-
pabrit ou Sbn in Seinem FL. 2eioen,
blutldmiseno, gegeiBelt, nit 9ornen
gefront, am &reu5e erbobt. Son oen
Gotten auferitanben, fabrt @r gegen
@immeI BON mo- gr ben Seiligen
8eiit uns ienoet uno nun Seine Wut-
ter front 5ur &onigin in ale gmia-
felt. - Gin @ebet, oas sir an oies
Dor Mugen fiibrt, Elm 8ebet, iiber-
Dies 5uiammengeiest aus oen ih0n-
item, beiliglten 8ebetsfprmeIn, lit es
nlht etn gan5 ein5iges, gan5 unper-
gleidli6es @ebet?
Wenn ou geitorben biIt uno i'm
Sarge liesit, ,ueroen Die Deinen sir
ipobl Den Goienfran5 Inn Die 1tar.
rem Singer Dinoen. Ser 8raudb lit
ldon nno beilig. God SEN redten
Sinn bat er MIR Damn, penn bu i'm
Seben ben &oienfrau5 oft ,1no aut
| lgebetet balt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23
Dom u1ttleio

F.. 9fidt nit llnreht miro es eine
8otin 8ottes genannt, oas pabre,
tparme Otttleio, mo es iid] our re6-
ten Stlnbe in re6ter 8eile gegen
uniere MitmenIden dltBert. @eil es
aber cine iolde rare 8ll1me it, 10
lift es ratian, ite fleiBiger 5u begen
uno 5u pflegen, oamit man bon oies
lier &oitbarfeit et1pas rei6li6er aus
teilen fann. gieennus, @elbgier,
Sait, 8leihgiiltigfeit uno @enuB-
Iiu6t, oies lit i'm mabren Sinne oas
lmii6greifenoe llnfral1t, unter bem
oas Mitleio erltidt. 9ieie 2aiter er-
|fiilen Die Ser5en, oie bo6 SeimI ItGt-
ten oes @uten lein iolten. @el6 Ell
ne Suelle reiner uno erbebenoer
Sreuoen traeen Die Meni6en in ii6,
Die al1d fiir fren10e Sdmer5en ein
GerItdnonis baben, bie oo fGbig iino,
Den gtafiten Die oft bittere 8iiroe
oes 0aleins ourd ber5lihes Otitleio
5u erlei6tern. Sinh iie nod ni6t
ielbIt ourd bie areu5esiduIe gesan-
gen, baben lie nod ME ielbit oes
Summers bleides &ino am 9uien
geidugt, 10 miro oas Wfitleio auf ibr
8eniit uno Ser5 cine ebeniolde bers
eoelnoe 8irfung baben, tpie oas 2eio
Ian oem Ser5en oeiien, ser es trdgt.
Meitleio baben beiBt aber ni6t i'm.
mer nit 8elo belfen. Saulenomal
|nein! @ie oft lit es Elm freuoli6er
Blid, Elm IugengrlB, Elm Sdnoe-
|orud, ein ein5ig parmes 8ort, oas
|uns besliidt, oas 2eben freunbliber
geltaltet rno ertraglider erlbeinen
|laBt! @ir f0nnen bur6 ut1ier Ofit=
leio pielen niisen, obne uns beiien
|redt betpuBt 81 iein. Mn @elegenbeit
|gebrtdt es ME. 5remolinge, 8etriib-
te, Irme 1lno logenannte S6otten=
|meni6en, bie Sen @lauben 1no oas
8ertrauen 5u ben Weni6en perloren
baben uno bob 10 burd bie SGrte
oerielben oft genl1g baran iino, au6
oen 8lauben an BEN S6opfer bes
Weni6en gu berlieren - ioI6e bo-
ben mir ale Sage bel uns. geun mag
les geipiB nid)t perboreen bleiben, oab
mir audi uniere gnttdul6ungen uno
'bittere grfabrungen MAIDEN iperoen,
tpenn mir unier Witleio be5eisen tpoI-
len. 0ies bleibt feinem eripart.
Brennt unb purmt uns aber eire
oerartige gnttauIduns, 10 ipouen mir
ME pergeiien, Dob oies nidts lit inn
gergleid 81 oem Sdmera Der unier
Ser5 ourdfurd)t, menn mir einmaI
einem Mitmeniden unier Mitleib
Ennier Mitleio neriagten, ber oarob
5ugrnnoe ging.
9eibt alien lit es gegeben, ibr Wit-
leio 10 5l1 be5eigen, bob Ser 8emit-
leioensnerte Segen bapo1 bat, 6oh
|iino iolde Wenlden nur ielten gu
finoen; Die meiIten unter l1ns baben
ood aud lin tpunben Ser5en elm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23

idon au iiberitGnbig unb - nit Ell.
ner SSrau ermildt man oft pirflid
ein redtes Segefelter, menn nidt gar
eine tpabre Sone.
aber sic Bortionen .fiir meine
Srau au6" bat Der @ambsgdns bon
Stunb' an abgel6afft. Oafiir bat er
nuf ieinell 2anofabrten bungrieen
&inbern eine 8urlt ooer ein 2aibl
IN bic Eai6en eeitedt, ober tpenn
er ionihpo Elm re6tes gleno iab, III
er nit 9fat 1tnb Sat beigeitanoen.
8ie Damn Der @anbsgans bas
5ipeite Mal uno tpirfltb Dor ber
SimmeIstiir geitanoen bat, bot Sanfi
Betrus gleid aufgenodt. v@riiB' bid
@ott," iagt er, useb' nur gleid ber.
elm - mir tparten idon auf bi6!"
= ~9as 8ud oes 2ebens!" ruff ct
Damn einem groBmd6tigen, biloiau.
beren @r5eneel au. Ser idldgt bas
8ud auf, uno Ser 8ambsgans iiebt,
oaB SraB uno Soaerei bon friiber
pouig ousgeltriden itnb. 9ariiber III
ein neues 8latt geflebt, unb auf Dem
itebt ieoe 8urlt ieoe 8retel 1lnf
ieoes CUTE 8ort Der ipdteren 3eit
nno cine Stimme ipebt gottesberr,
lid aus Dem Simrnelsiaal: r@os ibr
BEN gerinelten Meiner 8riiber tut
bas babt ibr Weir getan. @eb' cir
in Oie 5reuoe beines Serrn!"
9as ldBt iib Ser 8ambsgons
nibt 5peimal iaser1 uno tpanoel1
gottielig IN Die blenoetlbe Selle
binein.
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Oftober

Son ntiiben 8aumen iinfeu
8plbblGtter ipie im Sranm.
Die eriten Nebel iteigen
&om Sal snm @albesIaum.
Gidfat nnb SGber ranbem
Die NaiIe aus benz Strandj.
Slan aus ben Selbern frGnIelt
notwithstanding.
Die Sage iinS boa &larbeit
1tnb bDa Dpn berbem Snft.
2idtbea, tuie NabdentrGume,
3ieb'n @Dlfen Snrd bic 2nft.
Grtnnernns ipebt tpie Sdleier
lin jebes gplone Slatt,
ltm tebe fpGte Stole,
Die blattert, ionnenmatt.
Der MemId gebt bnrd) bic Sage,
Salb frpb, balb iterbensmatt,
ltno idant nit banger Srage
Imf iebes splbne 8latt.
Hans Schdfgen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23
Surht

~8enn ou nidt itiG biIt, fommt
Der idwar5e Mann" iagt 8obette
orobeno ou Dem Heinen, idreienoen
Sungen rid meroe i'm gIeid bo-
len!" Wit aneItpouer @ebdrbe
bdlt Sans bic &inberfrau an oe,,
Godfalten 5uriid. gr lit itiu, aber
ieine Iugeu irren furbtiam in ieoe
@de, elm ornfles Geipenit permu-
teno. = &lein slnnp min lid ntdt
ausoieben Iaiien, Tie min niht ins
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23
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Staunenb blidten sic S6nitter
ouf oen tleinen grauen Sogel, ser
10 milo nit Oen 5liieeln i6lug. au6
lie begannen 5lt abnen. 8ortlos nab
men ite Oie Wtiite BON ser Stirne,
lenften Die Sdupter i'm @ebet.
v&rfl! &ufu!"
geun fom ser Guf aus Dem @aI6e
nit Sen boben Sannen, Sic i6on
ldDar5 oaltanben idper bon oetl
8ebeimniiien' Der Ho6t.