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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-11
GOVERNOR SAYS
 THAT ALASKA IS
 ACHILLES HEEL

ANCHORAGE, Aug. 11-tR-Gov. Ernest Gruening charged here that Congress is perpetuating Alaska "as Americas Achilles heel" In press statement, the Gov ernor termed as nothing short of unc celievable" the decision of the US. House of Representatives to shelve the military appropriation bill carrying sl37, ,738,712 for Alas kan defense construction next year.
 Gruening said Alaska could be taken tomorrcw by a minor-scale airborne invasion.
 While Congress has just ap- proved a S5,797 100000 appropria- ton for Europe to check the ad- vance of Communist totalitariapism across the Atlantic, three or four thousand miles away" he said, "it denies less than two aid one-half percent of that sum Tor the long overdue defense construction of our own American territory just 54 miles away from our police-state neighbor."
 Instead of having made Alaska impregnable as a bulwark for the United States and for the Western Hemisphere, the Congress is per- petuating it as Americas Achilles heel.
 Tt was the only part of America invaded by the enemy during World War II. ~
 ITO allege that the appropria- ton is merely deferred to the sec ond session is to miss the entire point. It will mean the loss of at least a year and half in military construction which should have been completed by now. Even if completed it would give Alaska far less in the way of defenses than we ought to have for the nations safety. X
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-11
A Solution
Chicago Tribune)

Chicago Trlbune)
 Secretary of the Interior Krug has advanced the extraordinary contention in report to MT Truman that the United States might have Alaska taken away from it by the United Nations because Of an asserted failure to develop the Territory MT krug hlnted that some undefned power rested with U N to disregard American sovereignty Alaska in the interest of more equitable redistribution of underpopuated areas
 The threat was empty, not only because u N itself has not dared to advance any such claim, but because MT Krug did not choose to apply his rule ali around Vast stretches of Siberia are quite as un- developed and underpopulated as is Alaska So are such British and Dutch imperial holdings as the great islands of Borneo, New Guinea and Australia
 The Truman administration, however, laid itself open to abuse of its and the American record in administering territories when it meekly agreed to render annual reports Alaska and other holdings the ground that they dependent territories within the meaning of the U N. charter. Russia refused to do anything of the sort, regards such stolen and captive states Lthuana, Latvia and Estona. The effect of its Interior Departments sub mission has been to give U. N. a foot in the door.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-11
President Truman Says U. S. Wants 10 Help Philippines

WASHINGTON, Aug. Ii = R- President Truman reaffirmed today the desire and aim of the United States to help the Philippine Re- public assume it's rightful posi- ton as a free and self-reliant mem- Der of the world community"
 The White House made these views public in a statement which bore the approval of MT. Truman and President Elpdio Quirino, the . Philippines President Quirino left for New York today after a four day visit to Washington at MT Trumans invitation
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-11
Bond SaIesmen in Fairbanks 10 HeIp Finance Expansion

FAIRBANKS, Aug 11-R-Dun- can Gray of New York and Fred Eagan, Seattle. arrived yesterday to confer with city officials on de- tails for marketing the city's $4,- 100000 utilities program.
 They represent, respectively, the B. J. Van Ingen Municipal Bond ing Company and V. w. Beck & Associates, Utilities Eneineers.
 The program contemplates a city power plant and water system to supply the city and surrounding areas with electrical power and steam heat.
 The city's project was boosted along Tuesday when taxpayers voted approximately four to one to underwrite a s500,90O general ob- ligation bond issue esrmarked foi a new telephone system.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-11
Pacific Northern Carries Tweniy-nine
 Passengers Yesterday

Pacific Northern Airlines carried 29 passengers on flights yesterday as follows:
 From Cordova: Lillian Carroll, Olga Barnes, D. H. Harris.
 From Anchorage: Lois Andrick, MT. and Mrs. J. M. Barton, Ray mond Karret, Steve Vukovich, MT. and Mrs. Walter Werner, Russ Con- Ian, Louis Stanley, s. Punian, E. Doyle, J. P. Bauer.
 From Yakutat: Karl N. Richi.
 To Anchorage: Maj. Frank A. Griffin, c. H. Chandler, Minnie Yenkey, R. Jones, Gene Dillon, Homer Crewson, Mrs. Myrtle Mill ledrum, E. Merle Harding, Frank Brownell, J. B. Warrack.
 To Yakutat: Ray Smith, Thelma Smith, Geraldine Smith.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-11
FLASHES

AS the Defense Departments new notification coordinator, It. Gen. Joseph T. McNarney now has for his office the anteroom of the Pentagon suite he once occupied as deputy to General George c. Mar shall, when he was Army Chief Of Staff Sulphuric Rep. John Rankin, D., Miss, is no longer
 member of the House Un-Ameri- can Activities committee. But he has an inside contact in the con-
 mittee through Ben Mandel, one
 time Rankin clerk. Mandel is still on the committees payroll and keeps his former boss informed of
 what's going on Mandel sees eye to-eye with Rankin on his race views :. '. Following Supreme Court
 Justice Murphy's death, a group of top Washington correspondents were boiled on whom they favored for a successor. Result. g votes for former Secretary of War Robert Patterson, 2 for Senator Joe O'Ma- honey 4 scattering w. Park Kennedy, new head of the Brother hood of Railway Trainmen, assur-
 ed President Truman that the or ganization would continue the ag- gressive liberal policies of the late i A. F. Whitney. We are going to
 carry on with the same tempo and | drive as Mir. Whitney did Ken
 nedy said. Our organization will take a very active part in the i 1850 congressional elections for lib- 1 eral candidates"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-11
STILL ACT.VE

Madame Chiang Kai-Shek drop ped out of sight last spring fol- lowing the failure of her mission to persuade President Truman 10 extend more large-scale U. S. aid to her husbands tottering regime But she is still in the U. S., and still at work. Madame Chiang has an estate near Warrenton, Va, a mansion in Washington and a large apartment in New York. While keeping in the background, she carries on a large correspon- dence urging US. arms and money for the Chinese Nationalists.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-11

on August g. I am now reporter and have to be in Washington to cover the B-36 investigation, begin ming August g, for a news maga- zine. I deeply regret the circum- stances, of which you are very well acquainted, that make it im- possible for me to accept your in- vitation."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-11
Daily Lessons in English v. v L. GORDON

MSUSED Tt the happe family Say happest family that HAVE EVER 
 OFTEN first second GAY accent second syllable MISSPEILED: Equilibrium; three Is. Friction atrition, abrasion rubbing three times and is yours" Let
  HYPOGEOUS growing peanut Pro- NO ME- accent third sylable).
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-11

MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147 SECOND and FOURTH <: ]: K: : ]: ]: ]. 5: 5: = x: :
 Worshipful Master; JAMES w. LEVERS, Secretary.
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MODERN ETIQUETTE ROBERTA fy LEE

O. celebration second wedding 
 A. o paper appropriate the second O. young person a elderly
 A Not unle elderly offers hand first. abbreviated his 
 A should the
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LOOK and LEARN &sy c. GORDON

equatorial diameter of the an at the poles? approximate density population Canada? percentage population? $ chronological white ants
 
 ANSWERS: poles is people per square mile.
  Permit hygiene and diseases children
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SCHWINN BIKES at MADSEN'S
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The Washington
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Weather: High, 69; low, 62; cloudy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
talk Of the town..
By. Lynnette Penn

THE TRADITIONAL EASTER PARADE is almost here and
e day 1 md .
Parade The desrn s 0ba n o m Easter
O weSys and s, even even new fabrics that
cloche and abundanty adorned ~ flowers Daddy viii
sure version OF the bold look n AS 10
s small al. fry the coori running almost
parade Sunday and
les and all are rated as tops n the rank. o. the fSshonao alfred
THIS WEEK preceding the fashion promenade been
especially TABOR popua Detroit public Schools
merry month Of May she viii wed SAMUEL BFI IN Los o A1
BETTY sTSS a
Johnson and Jusnta Williams On Sunday Prncea
EDITH aIIES a22S caoo int
5 gsgS FSvs Shop, TUESDAY MATTE
o%ep attended by s from sRe e sn n
S org the John 4S.r W Ssg 9 MICH
f.Dsr s on Tsusay . & her hone viii
D., paohy Lee and JHanta Williams ACCOMPANYING Marie
jsunt south first to visit the bride-eecs family in Bm-
nsham Alabama the PARISHES ARR SHE'S.
all no sdSr %GMEM 10. %oD city are 5 the in
n0T 10 for ssOSn1ns GStstsndns through
Rrsy I'd %ns SosS s1DF oRA6d
4"n s6"Sa S 1soP there s' rzSETA
n .n e s. the @ s at which the North A.
the Of eleven other nations Jeneta the Exc
incidentally in the membership
city The activity the local being directed by MRS
JUNETTA WATT.
ANOTHER CONTRIBUTION the cultural life
OF the being planned by the Of Delta Theta
They have contacted DIR. RUTH HOWARD BECKHAM and DR.
ALBERT BECKHAM nationally prominent for their work the
field Of Psychaty, and day clinic for MAY
Lectures
and Child relations Marital Relations problems
Wayne University Lucy Thurman
the Delta Home for Girls Other activities for May Week
annual Delta include Workshop
scholarships outstanding church attendance and BAN
quet for the Board Of Directors Of the Delta Home for Girls
ARE THE BEST DRESSED WOMEN IN DETROIT .
the research being
Sonal Women will provide In connection
their fashion fantasy the Latin Sunday MAY
Will the highest OF
votes Ballots have been placed all local sepa weeke
Also the candidate
Strangely the selections much
already complete the
gested So this Zona Fashion Board BE well
groomed at all times perfect taste for the time of day and
persons suggested TO Mrs Collins,
Mrs Velma Miss Phyllis Helen
Graham Miss Nancy Dixon Mrs Mrs
Geaon Mrs Odessa Trottcr Miss Thelma Hawkins Mrs Mary
Anne Woodson Mrs Roxborouh Mrs Essel
PRESIDENT HELEN WILSON. Of the sponsoring group
than with the
selections interested in the
submitted by sending
ballot below Or il have another then
do At
THE BEST DRESSED WOMAN CONTEST
IvoTE FOR
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-21
Gin Poueneeihihtletn,
ober uie iid elmer bas 2iisen abse'
iuDbnt fat

Ser SberforIter tpar geItorben
@ie mag's ibm lpobl briiben geben
Iuf Ser @elt bate er ia tpobl bis.
Deilen was @utes getan, 3. g. Elm.
mal cine arne bol5iu6enoe Srau ni61
aufgeI6rieben, BLOB einen baIber
Stud ausgeltoBen, mo Idon elm gan,
ger a1f Ser 3unge lag, au6 ieinem
8alomann otter Elm gr0Beres Stiid
8urit gegeben ,1no nod man6es, tpe
er iein gl1tes @emiit 5eigte. 60 bat
te er oo6 berldieoenes 5u per5ei6.
men, mas in ieinen slueen als cir
gutes 8erf gelten fonnte. 9lber e,
batte audi munh boies 8erf ouf iei
men 8udel gelaben, Oas ipuBte e,
uobl, Dor allem oas - Sdgerlatein
pie er es nannte, ooer bas 2iigen
tpie anbere 2eute es be5ei6neten, cir
|uniibertreffli6es, birtuoIes 2igen
our6 oas er 1peit uno brett beriibnl1
NOR, gefiir6tet uno geI6att, ie mad
Dem. 0as S6ulbfonto iibertpog be
tpeitem iein @utbaben beim Iieber
@ott, oas er iibrigens i6on uusbe.
5ablt befommen batte. 9enn er batt{
i'm @an5en ein re6t i60nes 2eber
gebabt. l1nb 10 fam, tpas fommer
muBte: er fam in bie S0lle.
@ie er burb bas Solentor ging
empfing i'm i6on Elm grim ienoe,
geufel. Ser fannie i'm gut bon frii
ber ber 1ttto begriiBte i'm I6aben
frob: Sea, Oberforiter, 1pie gebt's
oenn?" rDanfe Der gea6frage,.
brun1mte Der, ~es fonnte beiier ge'
ben." ~@r5able einmaI mos bon brii
ben!" meinte Ser EeufeI. 11nb nit
anier Sberf0rlter inn 2eben ME ir
8erlegenbeit gefommen tpar, 10 aud
iest nidt. geun eradblte er in ieinen
getpobnten Stile aIlerbano @ei1ib
ten, 10 baB Der Eeufel aus Dem So.
diem nidt ntebr berausfam. .Oe,
fann es beiier als i6,~ bo6te De,
|S6nar5e, 1lr6 tpdbreno iie mitein'
amber tpeiter binunteritiesen - be,
Nuartier5ettel Iautete tief binunte,
= Iodte bos Iaute 2aden an6ere Ee1
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-21

Dob Elm 0fann, Der cine Sreppe EN-.
poriteiet, Die Seratatigfeit I'M 112
Sfuno erbobt.
8urd einen nibt ei1trnal groBe @r.
regung miro Die Ser5tdtigfeit Inn 72
5uB-8fnno our6idnittlid geiteigert.
8enige 2eute itellen iib rid]tie Dor,
lpelde 8obltat in elmer fl,raen &l1-
bepol,ie tpdbreno bes Soges Iiegt.
@oooaa bat bere6net, boB, tpenn Elm
Wann eine bolbe Stl,nbe tagIi9 iid
elm Sabr lang ousrubt, er baour6
leinem Ser5en Die &raft bor. $4,000
SuB+8fun0 rettet. Cine Stllnoe Stu
Re am Sonntag Nadn1ittog eripart
oem Ser5en cine arbeitsleiltung bon
90, SuB+8funb.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-21

als 8erbreder i'm @efGngnis iist?
9aB Die Mutter ben berfommeniten
Sobn init offenen Irmen aufnimmt2
Sber ibr 2eben fir Dos 2eben ibrer
&inoer oabineibt? 9us lit Siebe, Die
alles fiiblt, iei's 5reuoe ODER 2eib,
uno aues ausfoItet, iei's gut ooer
boIe, oie nit aIlem Mitleib bot unb
bereit lit, Dos groBte Spfer gu brin-
gen. 0amit lit nun freilid nidt ge-
iogt, baB es nid)t au6 5rouen gibt,
Die bon elmer fiiblenoen Seele nidts
mebr tpiiien, bon oenen Sdiaer iogt:
80 ,perOen 8eiber gu Spdnen, uno
treiben NIT gntieten Sher5". Iber
oaS itno bie slusnobmen, Regel lit Die
Srau nit elmer fiiblenben Seele. @ie
5art unO rein tpeiB Die fSrau 6as
gleno anoerer in ibre Seele ouf5u.
nebmen; lpie 1lnbergleihli6 i6on lit
ibre 6dbigfeit, bas 2eib uno ou6 bie
Sreltoe nit ibrem &ino uno an Scr
9rlit 81 teilen! &onnte tpobl Elm
Wann fiiblen, 1pos in Ser SeeIe Ell.
ner 9oeoalena borgebt? Die Srau,
Dos Setb fam uno tut es.
@ebe aber Sen Srauen, Die oos
8efiibl aus ibrer Seele berousgerii.
ien ba6en! Sic baben oos geIte, oas
ibnen Der S6opfer berlieben, bon iid
getporfen uno iinfen in Sen ShIamm
oes @emeinen unter. &ein Wonn fGnt
10 ttef tpie bic Srau, Die ibre eigene
Seele idGnbet. Srouen, odtet nuf oie
innere Strmme, oie fiiblenoe Seele,
lie miro eud iaeen: ~8ir itno gum
SohIten geboren!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-21
Kann oas Per5 brehen

9ieie Srage 1pirft elm englii6cr
Ser5ipe5ialiit, Or. @oooon, auf unb
beantportet tie in beiobenoem Sim
ne. Gin gebrodenes Ser5," 10 iagt
er, lift ni6t nur ei1t riibrenoes 8ilo,
oas bon ienti1nentalen @ei6i6ts.
| i6reibern erfl1noen tporoen lit, Jon.
bern es lit cine SatIa6e bes tdgliden
2ebens. 9lber bie 9i6ter irren itd
in einem 8lnfte: ni6t aus Summer
uno S6mer5, nidt aus Sorgen UNI
8ram bri6t oas Ser5, ionoern aus
Sreuoe."
@oooau bebauptet, i'm 2onboner
Spsiene=Snltitut Elm Sier beobodtet
at baben, belien Ser5 oireft aus Srelt.
Be brad. sSn Sdaen auBeroroentlif
ltarfer grregung fiiblen 2eute manh'
mal einen i6arfen Sdmer5 I'M Ser,
gen, ser pabrideinli6 BON oem plot.
li6en 3erreiBen einiger tpenieen So.
fern i'm Ser5en berporgerufen miro
Ser ar5t bat iib eingebeno mil
Den ur1a1en ploBllher Sooestalle be-
| iddftigt uno gefunoen, baB ME barte
9lrbeit, ionoern MIR groBe @rregune
iofort t0tet. gufGlig lit INN, oaB il
piele pl0blihe Sobesfaue auf Der
8abnb0fen borfommen, mo it6 be,
Meni6 eetpobnlid in einem 3uitanot
ser @ufregung befinbet, baB 10 bic
le iterben, nenn lie IN Die Serien &C.
ben ober baraus 5uriidfebren. 6,
Itent feit, baB in ben lebten brei Oto
naten nidt ipeniger als 81 pl0tli6t
Gooesfaae auf 8abnbofen beridte1
tpuroen. gr lr1terIudte einen Men
iden, Ser eilig Iduft, Inn nod Ser
3ug redt5eitig gu befommen uni
fano, bob iein Sera Dor 8eginn bes
2aufens cine Arbeit bon 1852 Bfuni
| in ser Winute perri6tete, alio 152
NAL sic &raft aus1penoete, Die ba5r
gebort, ein 8f1tno einen SUB bod 81
beben. @ls Ser Neiienbe 6en 3ue er
rei9t bate, tpar bie Serstdtisfeit au'
$50 SuB-Bfunb in Der Winute ge
ftiegen. Gin mberer Geriub er,pies
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-21
Don elmer Dallfahrt

Gor einieen SSobren bin id ben
l6onen &bein binuntergefobren ges
gen &oln. 8ei Dem StGotden &ong,
auf Dem rebten Gbeinufer, Iiegt Ser
Dielbelu6te 8aafabrtsort 8ornbofen.
Gin 0fitreiIenOer na6te mid ouf Die
l6one Stride nit oem Sran5isfaners
flolter aufmerfIam 1no er5dblte mir
oann cine riibrenoe @aaufabrtsge,
| 16i6te.
3pei gbeleute tparen in groBer
Scot. 0a mo6te Die Sral ein Ser
ipreden, rno Inn es fraftiger unb
erfolgreider 81 geItalten, ioate Der
Wann audi mittrn. Iber Ser tpollte
5uerit nidt. &ein 8unoer! 9enn 1ie
beabitdtigte, ibrem gbeberrn aud
ous 8eliiboe ab5rnebmen, er ioue -
nit grbien in Oen S6uben nod
gornbofen 1pallfabren, 10 ungefGbr
bier Stunoen 1peit. Die Scot tpar grob
l1no eben 10 groB mar oas Bitten uno
9rangen ser 6rau. SdlieBli6 COB
er, tpie gepobnli6, nah.
9lm anoeren Morgen in oller sSrii.
be ging Die @aufabrt an. 2anglam
rn0 beoddtig, Die eS frommen Sil-
germ ge5iemt 5ogen lie 5um 0orf
binuuS Oem Gbein 5u. Sic tporen aber
nod nidt tpeit getommen, ba bIieb
Die Srau merflif 5uritd unb binfte
beoenflid. Ser Wann ging rubig peis
ter l1no i6aute bisDeilen Inn na6
Ieiner Srau. Die 1t0bnte i1nrner Or
ger 1lno binfte 5uIebt ol,f beioen Sei-
ten. Sic ihan1te ii6 Dor ibren1 front
men unb mutigen Wanne, Der 1t6 gor
ni6ts bon 8eibperbe merfen Iieb.
Gnoli6 muBte tie bod frogen: rslber
Jag mal, lieber Mann, tun oenn Dir
Die 5iiBe gar nift meb?" % nein.
fein biiiel." ~Sa, balt ou oenn feline
@rbien in Sen S9uben?" vSreiIid],
aber id) babe iie - oorber gefodt."
Ger freun0li6e GbeinI6noer bat
mir nidt ipeiter er5dblt, oh 1tnb tpie
Die 5lpei nad 8ornbofen peiter pill
gerten. Sd 6enfe mir Die Sa9e aber
10: lie 1peroen nit geniI6ten @e-
fiiblen ii6 an SEN StraBenrono ges
iett baben, Inn bic Shube 1pieber
leer 81 MAIDEN, er bon Dem grblen-
bret llno lie bon ben barten grblen.
l1nb bann miro ser Mann, tpie iih's
gebort, in IiebenSlpiiroiger @eile aus
einanoergelett baben, oaB man feline
iol6 l1nausfiibrbaren 8eliiboe MAIDEN
Jon, llnb bie Srall miro bem Wanne
ou6 erflart boben, baB man bel
frommen 9insen feinen SpoB MAIDEN
ion. Ser bat oann ieiner Srau oos
lette 8ort selaiien uno gei6piegen.
9eibe baben gtedt gebabt. sSsn bem
8eipuBtiein iino iie fron1m uno frieb-
lid 5ur Wtltter 8ottes bon 8ornbo-
fen eepilgert. Soffentlib iino iie bort
erbort lporben! E. B.
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Seit. freunolih
untereinanoer

. i6one Gornebmbeit oes Ser
sens!
9u auein eroberit Dir sic SerrIid.
felt bes 2ebenS.
0u biit Sriebe uno Mufbou.
0u bit Slid uno @i11troft.
Su Bit 2eudten 1lnb Sriibling.
0u ma6it al16 oen Grmiten God
feitli6 --
llno bu bauIt sic 8elt.
ltno oie Srel1nblidfeit bliibt nun
aus ser Gornebntbeit oes Ser5ens
slber elaubt mir: @enn mir @ott
uno Seine gtpigfeit perlieren ooer
bon uns perfen als ettpas lleber,
tDunOenes, 8iloerbu6baftes, Damn bo,
ben mir ulleS berloren.
8ott biloet ia Die Ser5en.
Die Meenl6enber5en lino Seine
8obnungen.
llno Die SreunoIidfeit lit Sein
2a6eln.
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kSSS8S6S6S9s93'l

fel berbei, sic olle Irbeit lieeen unb
Iteben lieBen, idpar5e Sdiirteufel,
i6euBli6e &erle nit gliibenoen 8e-
ii6tern, Saten uno 3ansen in Ben
Sanoen, Inn gu leben, pas Oenn los
lei. 0enn Elm oerartiges 2aden bers
nimmt man ielten in ser Sone.
Ser alte @alolaufeo par gon5 in
Ieinem Clement. ugieaeidt," bo6te
er, ~fannlt on oid, mie oft inn 2eben,
binausliieen."
nno pirflid, er merfte balo oen
getpalttgen @inorud, ben er 1na6te,
tDie iein groBartiees 2iigen ielbit oen
Seufeln imponierte, tpie er INNER
mebr 3uborer befam, Ser Soaenipefs
tafel inmer GROCER muroe. llno ie
tiefer lie binabfomen, oelto geipolti=
ger tpuroe ser 3ulouf. Die gon5e SOL
le par aus &anb uno 8ono. 9ln Dem
SberfOrlter batten tie Weilter 1lno
gorbtlo gefunoen.
9a fonlrlt pIotIib Ser Sberteuiel
nrb ihnau5t oie i6par5en @eiellen
an, mas Oas beoel1ten Jon. 8lei6 er.
fdbrt er BEN 3uiammenbang. rSbr
oummen Seufel," oonnert er, ~pos
| fdlt eud Elm, merit ben Sberforiter
gleid) tpieOer binaus, Der Iegt min
ionit ben gan5en 8etrieb itia."
l1no ite paden i'm unb tperfen ibr
6urds Soaentor binous. 8Iunps
0o liegt er Dor ieinem 8ett nit ser.
lhlogenen &no6en. - 8as gan3{
NOR Elm boier Sraum.
go bat es mir ser Sberf0rlter iel.
ber er5ablt nit tiefernIter Miene, ic
buB i6 ibm glalben 1n11Bte, uno bat
Damn bin5ugefiigt, Ser Sraum bobe
10 in iein 2eben eingegriffen, baB er
leitoem ME mebr gelogen babe. @er
glaubt's ni6t?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-21
Die fuhlenoe Seele

8os Dem Wonne berborgen bleibt
unO ibm 1lnfabli6 norfommt, bas
nimmt bie 5rau mittellt hires fein
ausgeprdgten gntpfinoungspermo.
gems in ibre Seele auf. Sic fiiblt es,
obne es gu ieben, obne es gu boren.
8ir iagen: initinftib ereift bic Srar
5ur Silfe, ooer tie pittert @efabr un0
parnt, mo ionit niemano an @efabr
benft. @s lit, alS iei tie 1pie BON Ell
nem 1tnit6tbaren S6utnete 1t1ngeben,
in Oem li6 aqe 8efabrenlignale fon-
gen. Inn it6 Ser fiiblenoen Seele NIT
5uteilen.
0ieies feinfiiblige @elen Ser Srau
bangt pobl NIT ibrem Ibbdngigfeits-
gefiible 5uiummen. Gon geatur be-
finoet it'd bic Srau Dem Wanne uno
oem 5ren1Oen gegeniiber in ser De-
feniibe. Sic fiiblt ibre IbbGngigfeit
uno, l1nbetpuBt, itemmt lie iid1 bages
gen, 1pas tie allerOings ri6t binoert,
ii6 ourb Die 2iebe ioear 5ur StIo-
bin MAIDEN 5u luiien.
SSn oieiem Seingefiible ser Seele
lit oie 5rau oem Wonne iiber. Ser
glei6en mir f1r5 oas @elen beioer,
10 miro uns tpobl nienano tpioeripre-
den, penn mir berborbeben, BOB Die
Srau oas 2eben oes Mannes per-
i6ont uno berfldrt our6 oas begliif-
fenoe 8ano ser 2iebe. gs lit Die Srou,
Die itets Nabrrng uno Seuer 5lttragt,
Inn ou6 in ser Seele oes 0tannes
l6one, cole 8efiible 81 ent5iinoen.
|Sie Srau bat oie eigene 8obe, ben
slugenblid aus5uniiten, iie ergreift
nit 8litesi6nelle sen Weoment als
8elegenbeit, bie lie it6 5unl1te 1nadt,
= uite brt6t bes Slugenblides 8lu-
mel" Sic miro bon SEN q11lenoe11
gnttaul6ungen geaneItigt, oaB it6
ibre 9llgen NIT Sranen fiilen, unb
nit bonn Ieiien Saude i6on Die MeoIs-
barrie er5ittert, 10 miro iie bon 2eioen
uno SreuOen tief ergriffen in ibrer
fiiblenoen Seele uno lit eri6iittert.
9lnoers ser Mann. Wtit piloer
&raft enttpinoet ct iib Ben Sdron-
fen ser @abrbeit, uno iein Sinnen
miro bon bem Weere ser 2etbenI6of=
ten fin l1no Der setrieben. Sbn padt
bie @anoerlult, er Idtpeift in bie
Serne, bo6 ni6ts i6eint linn bas
itiirmilbe Ser5 gu itillen, rubelos
5iebt er in bie Sremoe. @r lit itreng
lnb itol5, I'M fallen Ser5en lit er ii6
ielblt genl1s. Sbm gilt nur Dos &edt
Ser Ma6t. Selten ertparn1t er feline
8ruit an Dem Seuer ser idonen sc,
fiible, linn beudt bas fleinli6. Ct
greift lieber gum S6ipert 11no Stabl
uno itiir5t iid in BEN &f bes
2ebens.
9as lit freilid n1r Elm ldtpader
gereleid, aber ibon ser 5eist uns,
oaB bie Srau Elm abgrunbtiefes sc.
miit, cine fiiblenoe Seele bat, bon
ser ser Wann 1pobl ME oas rebte
8eritanbnis befommt. 8ie 1pdre es
ionit au erfIaren, baB cine Srau in
2iebe feft gu ibrem Manne bdIt, Der