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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-02-24

FREGISTERED PLUMBER
Plumbing, heating; 24-hour re-
pair service. J. Warren Milor. Tel.
Rockville 1906. 1O35
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-02-24

~ CAR RADIO Motorola for
sale with al Chevrolet Dial. Good
price. Call Rockville 1872. 2472
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-02-24

EGEN ERAL HAULING =
H. A. Violette, 703 w. Montgom-
cry Ave, Rockville, Md. Tel. Rock
vile 2412. 226
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-02-24
: REAL ESTATE :

y FARM FOR SALE-Owing to
the death of my husband l am SELL
ing my home of so acres, part in
good timber, with 7-room weather.
boarded house with metal roof, 2
porches and cellar, stable, garage
with metal roof, chicken house and
never failing spring of water
near house; fruit of all kinds.
Situated in Urbana District near
Greenfield, Dickerson, r. l. Would
like to sell at once. Apply at resi-
dence on premises. Mrs. John J.
Davis. 1870
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-02-24

~G. E. RANGE-1945 model, 8
burner, deep well Model No. CT l,
clean and in perfect condition. Tel.
Ashton 2701. 247l
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-02-24

"FURNITURE CLEANED &
REFINISHED by experienced
worker. Call Ashton 1891. 2487
W1CLARK FLOOR SANDER &
Edger, $3.50 per day-$1.00 hour
minimum. Western Auto Associate
Store, Rockville, Md. Tel. 1892.
1017
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-02-24

o. SLIPS COvERS-Made to
order. Write or phone Mrs. B. l..
Darby, 8O2 Taylor Street, N. w.
Washington, D. c. Randolph 8244.
1746
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-02-24

HOME IMPROVEMENTS =
Heating, Plumbing, R 90 i n g,
Spouting, Sheet Metal Work,
Water Heaters, kitchen equipment,
water pumps, storm windows and
doors, oil burners, stockers, fur
naces, boilers, electric service, Gus
tom made copper fireplace hoods,
furnace and chimney cleaning and
repairs. Undivided responsibility.
Guaranteed work, easy payment.
Free estimates. Comfort Engineer
ing Company, Crockett Brothers,
Gaithersburg, Md. Tele. sos. 2O83
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-02-24

EEEGISTERED PLUMBER
Gas Fitting, Heating and Repair
Work. No job too small. H. w.
Crider, Rockville 1888. 1869
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-02-24

PHOTOGRAPHIC AND CON-
troll Surveys and Maps - H. NJ.
White, Surveys, Room 312, Pro-
fessional Building, Rockville, Md.
Tel. Rockville 2877. lib
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-02-24

EXTRACTOR FLOWING = Call
early to have your garden plowed.
Phone Rockville 37O3. ]. Fontaine
Keys. 2466
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-02-24

~ROOFING & SIDING CON-
TRACTOR Asphalt shingle
roofs. Asbestos Siding, Brick Sid
ing, Insulation. Free Estimates.
Howard Leighton, Ri. No. 5, Rock
vile, Md. Phone Olympic 9184.
1898
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-02-24

~UPHOLSTERER, Elm
ISHER and Cabinet Maker, exper-
fenced men only need apply. ]. w.
Green & Son, 800 Rockville Pike,
Rockville 1922. 2495
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-02-24
. SERVICES :

FLAWN TO, TAKE CARE OF.
BY the year. Sodding, Seeding,
Landscaping. Any type of lawn
care. Also Truck for Hauling. Call
B. w. Atkins, Gaithersburg 691
w. 1902
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-12
St. Matthews
Church News

On Sunday night March il there
will be a program of the greatest
singing anyone has ever heard.
There will be six groups on hand to
sing. This is one event you cant
afford to miss and listen to this.
There will be no admission. Out OF
this group we are trying to find one
to go in a contest with the Heaven
Bound Chorus of New York City,
who will be in the city very soon.
We are expecting a very large
crowd so be on. hand. We have been
requested to have seats reserV-
ed for our White friends. You will
have to come early to get a seat.
rhe singing will start at s O'Clock
pm. sharp and from then on you
will have the Gospel preached in
songs. Don't. pay any money at the
door because there will be no ad.
mission. When you come just walk
right in and take your seat. So let
us say in advance, thanks for com
ing.
Rev. N. F. Clark. pastor
X. Smith, clerk
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-12
- By Rev. Clarence Lowry
SSnT9nG9 SGEU1OOS AMP
SWITCHING TO CALVARY

1. There is one wise switch a man
can make which neither his life nor
purse will break; it is a switch to
Calvary.
2. Calvary once was red with
blood, but 1t proved an all sufficient
flood
8. Men sin-sick and vile and with
bodily pain have been washed and
cleansed of every stain.
4. Calvary's crimson blood has
frightened many face and saved
countless burdened souls from sor-
row and disgrace.
5. Forsaken men and women al
most hopeless and undone have been
turned from downward paths and
new lives begun.
s. Men can never be stronger,
drawer, until they meet this won
derful Savior.
Z. Yea, there can be no switch in
any direction that will give man
or woman so high a connection as Il
switch to Calvary.
8. 1t can change a man once help.
less before bottle and make him
perfectly safe behind a throttle.
3. Creatures who once sold their
bodies to sin, can switch to Calvary
and be made clean.
10. Their thoughts can be raised
from low to high. and from Cal.
vary's mountain still soar beyond
the sky.
I IL. The sad predicament that
comes to men who fail to switch to
CALVARY is that they remain in
spiritual darkness and the Kingdom
OF Heaven never see.
IL. But, ah. the joys that follow
such a noble choice; this switch
connects with the voice of God and
the angels are heard to rejoice.
Have you switched to CALVARY?
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-12
Adviser To Secretary Of Defense
Inspects A. And Ms ROTC Unit

Tallahassee, Florida, March 1a49
- James G. Evans, Advisor to the
Secretary of Defense, inspected the
ROTC Unit at the Florida A and M
College last week and expressed
that he was quite impressed with
the fine work being done under the
direction of Major c. M. Davenport
and his staff.
The ROTC unit conducted re-
view in honor Of Mr. Evans in the
college quadrangle as the students
and friends looked on. This unit was
established at the college last Sep
TENDER.
After the review, Mr.. Evans was
introduced to the students and
friends in special assembly by DR..
william H. Gray, president Of the
college.
Here Mr.. Evans paid high tribute
to the cadets for such precision and
fast cadence displayed. He spoke
very interestingly and forcibly to
the students on the theme of Per
sistency."
He pointed out that everyone should
have a goal and that he or she
should be persistent about realizing
1t. Too, the point was brought out
that when we find that we are on
the wrong rack we should be per-
sistent in changing to the right
track.
In conclusion, he admonished the
students and friends to prepare a
balance sheet of their daily activi-
ties. Here he suggested that on one
side Of the balance sheet be placed
ones eating, sleeping, recreation,
Naturalization, ETC., while on the
other side ones studying. mediation
etc, be placed. Then he said one
should be able to tell if he is runn-
ing suitable business or not. Fin
ally he uttered, "I warn you, when
you come up to be measured in the
affairs of the world, you will need
a good balance sheet or else you will
not be counted
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-12
Grace Presbyterian
Church News

The Brotherhood Of the Grace
Presbyterian Church cordially in
vite everyone to attend their pre-
spring Baby Contest Sunday, March
13, at Bethlehem Baptist Church,
4th ave. and 18th terrace at three
o'clock. The babies in the contest
are: Lodaine Saunders. Samuel Bur-
roughs, Brenda Joyce Harrison, Les.
ter Humes, Alvin Hepburn, Rosa
Margueritta Carr, Juanita Lucky,
Patricia Parks, and Sandra MINIS.
The Brotherhood held its regular
btmonthly meeting) at the home
of Brother George Nottage, 1920
NV 4th court. Friday evening.
March 4th. The meeting was a great
success. After the meeting Brother
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-12
st. Paul A. NJ. E.

On last Friday evening the Pre-
siding Elder Kingsley held the first
quarterly conference. With Pastor
j, B. Epperson. The Presiding Elder
was presented and spoke briefly
after which we went into the bust.
ness session.
Mrs. Rosetta j. Everett was elect.
ed secretary, Mrs. Jimmie Lee VIII.
son and Mrs. Everett as reporters.
All boards made fine reports.
Sunday morning service began at
the usual hour. The Presiding Ed.
err Kingsley delivered soul stirring
sermon. Choir No. taking charge
Of the song service.
Visitors present included -four
from FIT. Pierce, The Presiding Ed.
er commended the pastor and mem.
ference. The members and friends
bers for such n fine quarterly con.
OF st. Paul are proud to have Rev.
and Mrs. j. B. Epperson back again
with us. Total raised during the
quarter p. f. 1927.
Rosetta Everett, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-12
Vets Information
School At Orlando

On Sunday. March 20, 1916, the
Florida Department of Veterans
Affairs win sponsor its Annual In.
formation School for Negro Veter-
ans and Service Officers throughout
the state. This school will be held
In the Assembly Hall of the Mac
Nix Post No. 1874. 1902 Carter ST.,
Orlando, Fla.
We are urging and requesting
that all veterans, veterans organiza-
tons. Service officers. and all affect
ed persons be present at this meet
ing. Make plans to attend this meet.
ing because instructions and refer
ence to all Laws and Regulations
and veterans bills will be reviewed
in order to better inform you Of the
benefits you are entitled to as q
veteran, or veterans dependent.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-12

Services at Greater Bethel AME
church on last Sunday was high all
day DR.. w. F. Ball, the very able
pastor, delivered two able sermons.
Both morning and evening. A large
number of members communed at
both services.
The text Sunday morning wits
taken from Habakkuk, Srd chapter
and 18th verse. In the evening at
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-12

George Nottage and Brother Collie
C. Harrison served the group a do.
licious chicken dinner.
The group is worshipping at
Bethlehem Baptist Church.
Rev. James Il. Culmer, pastor
Sis: Juanita Culmer, reporter
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-10-07
SPORTS

Mel Allen, popular New York
SportScaSter, received his fourth
successive citation from the
Sporting News, baseball bible, as
the outstanding announcer in the
American League this season.
Allen handles the N. Y. Yankee
baseball games. He has been in
radio since 1897 when he joined
CHS upon leaving the University
of Alabama.
He has served six times as one
of the World Series broadcasters
and has worked nine years on All
Star games. He has been de-
Scribing the Yankee games the
past four seasons. Mel is known
for his smooth diction and acts as
master of ceremonies at special
events in Yankee Stadium.
Allen (nee Israeli attended COL
1ege to become a lawyer but got
Sidetracked into radio when he
began to handle the college foot
ball games. His mother had hoped
that Mel would follow in the foot
steps of his forefathers, long
line of cantorS. Mel doesn't have
to sing for his money. He reput-
edly knocks down a cool one hum
dred thousand dollars per annum.
In addition to baseball he does
football. basketball on televiSion,
and works for a newsreel COM
pany.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-10-07

DR.. Glueck commented on the
recent announcement of an atom
&c explosion in the Soviet Union
in an address at special service
in historic Temple Beth Elohim,
which was established 200 years
ago. His speech was broadcast
over the American Broadcasting
Company network (l0:l5-10:30
PM.
DR.. Glueck said that the setting
of the occasion emphasized the
historic ties between American
Judaism and the country in
which it has grown and pros
pered. He pointed out that
Temple Beth Elohim is the old
est in continuous use in the ma
ton, and one of the most beau
tiful. He concluded his address
with a tribute to its spiritual
leader, Rabbi Allan TarshiSh, a
graduate of the Hebrew Union
College, and congratulated the
congregation on its approaching
bicentennial anniversary.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-10-07
Zionists Summoned
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page Onel
TO deprive Israel of Jerusalem
would be to cut off the life blood
of the new State and to under
mine the very foundations OF
Israel, established after 2, 600
years of Jewish homelessness," y
the ZOA head maintained, add
ing:
Throughout untold generations
of wandering, Jews have prayed
for their return to Jerusalem
which has been eternally linked
with the prayer for the restora-
ton of Zion. The present plan
for the Decentralization of the
Holy City would again place Je-
rusalem under alien jurisdiction
and bring to naught the blood
poured out and the sacrifices
made by its valiant population in
defending the city against Arab
aggressors.
Supporting the internationali-
cation of the holy sites-'the holy
places dear to the three great re-
ligions," Mr.. Frisch, however,
said "but let not this be made the
to deal the infant state
a mortal blow" The Zionist
leader pointedly declared that 80
percent of the holy places are 10
Gated in the Old City which is
now ruled by the Arab Legion =
the very same Legion which has
with impunity and in the sight of
the world, besieged and subjected
Jerusalem to violent lombard
nent. The Observation-Disclosures of
new and old Jerusalem is tanta-
mount to rewarding the aggresSor
and Furnishing the heroic Jewish
people of Jerusalem who have
with their very blood defended
not only their homes but also the
holy places of all faiths" adding,
Jerusalem and Israel are one and
ndivisible - they cannot and
should not be separated" In call
ng significant attention to the
.ole of American Zionists in aid
ing the creation of the Jewish
State, the Zionist leader said that
ZioniSts must not and
shall not stand by idly in this
hour Of great danger for the State
If Israel"
Calling upon every Jew with
pride in his heart and with feel
ing of spiritual kinship with the
Jewish people and Israel. to join
the ranks of the ZOA and with
united forces stand guard against
this newest and mighty attempt
to truncate Israel by robbing it of
its spiritual core" the proclama-
ton continued:
In behalf of the national ad-
of the ZOA. l call
upon every Jew - man. woman
and child-to assemble in their
communities at given day with
in the period of the next four
weeks. to give expression to their
imprisoned indignation, coupled
with a resolve to stand by Israel
and repeating the hallowed oath.
If l forget thee. o Jerusalem.
may my rigt& hand forget its cum
ming.
BY such mass action. Amer
lean ZionistS will demonstrate to
the world their answering de-
termination to aid Israel in its
fight to retain the Eternal City.
For the sake of Zion and Je-
rusalem each and every one of
us must stand up and be counted. :"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-10-07
Reliance On Atom Bomb "A
Disastrous Idea, Says Clueck
CHARLESTON. &C,

CHARLESTON &C. The idea that exclusive OF the
potentially Magnot Line proved to
be for the Wanted security of France said Dr. Nelson uec
Institute Of Religion
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-10-07
PLAIN TALK
CONTINUED from page u

YES" Morris replied. but
those are problems of everybody
A Gentle doesn't have to suffer
lust for being Gentle. He does
Mt have to carry the problems OF
the whole Gentle world. You
and I. Abe. not only have to
worry about our wives. our
daughters. our sons and our mort
cages on the house but also on
account Of all other Jews"
Morris gave out with an COY"
that was from the deepest bot
tom of his soul.
Abe said that he had been
suffering lately because of a
swindler he had never heard Of
before. He read the swindler's
Jewish name in the paper and
oY. Morris. how that hurt! .
ITO read a swindler's Jewish
name in the paper!"
There's always some pain"
Morris said.
You said it. Morris"
To say nothing of anti-Semi-
tism. Abe and Morris had felt
hurt by anti-Semitism right
along. The time Abe's daughter
didn't make Phi Beta Kappa he
was sure it was anti-Semitism.
The time Morris son flunked he
couldn't make anything of it but
that it was anti-Semitic influ-
ences in the school. The time
Abe's wife was knocked down by
an automobile; the driver looked
like an anti-Semite.
AS Morris frequently said to
Abe: There's no getting away
from it. It hurts all the time.
Abe replied: Morris, you said
it."
But all this is only introduc-
tory to the latest story about
Morris and Abe. / heard it in
Wilmington. Del where had a
part of my recent vacation. I
was with Rabbi Herbert Drooz
of Wilmington's Temple Beth
Emeth one evening and Rabbi
Drooz told me the story.
He didn't mention Morris and
Abe but I was at once certain
that the characters of his story
were my old friends Morris and
Abe. l feel sure enough of this
identity to put them both in the
story given me by Rabbi Drooz.
It was another of those days
when Morris and Abe met.
How goes it, Morris?"
"OY!" but. somehow. it carried
a more cheerful note.
Your oy isn't the same, Nor
ris. Doesn't it hurt as much
today?"
Morris said it hurt enough. but
this time it was his tight shoes
10Y. how they hurt!" The
toes of his right foot and the
toes of his left were being per-
secuted at the same time.
But. Morris, why don't you
get a pair of shoes that fit? Right
here is a shoe store and let's go
in and get new pair"
"Chochem!" Morris replied re-
proachfullY. You have no und-
erstandine. Can't you under
stand the pleasure of these shoes
when I take them off. All day
I have pain: The pain of being
in the awful world. the way it
is. The pain of being a Jew. The
pain of anti-Semitism. The pain
of restricted hotels. The way that
so-and-so clerk at the Shamdale
Bluff Hotel looked at me that
time! To say nothing Of the pain
I o{ fhasa shoaS
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-10-07
Jews In Sports

Hal Saltzman of the Portland
Beavers won % games against 10
losses for a seventh place club in
the Pacific Coast League. Last
Sunday he was called in to quell
an uprising against San Diego
and closed the game by picking
Al Rosen off at second base, no
mean feat for a highlander.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-10-07

Saul Rogovin who joined Buff
falo five weeks after the season
started posted a strikeout pace of
1853 men in 1913 innings. He racked
up 20 ks in posting two wins
over Jersey City in the first play
off series conducted last week in
the international League. Saul
should make the grade next sum-
mer with the Tigers. His many
strikeouts indicate the Jewish lad
has plenty of speed.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-23

IMrhe giis1jhgeres Geeirnent fommef.; i
Ipieneiht gelingt es Der gefon8e,ten
lSbottenf0nigin Mnria bod nod, fib
Die Rrone nitfg So1ipt All ieken -
it1tb bnnn miro es mir bic @irhe oan-
ten, bob ih bos ih0ne Bern0gen iln-
lieres SauIes oein feteriiheu Sisfiis
lniht IN ben Shob mari"
Limb bns @ort 6es darnfterIofen
Settings, Der aus YoIitif biern1aI iei-
ne MeIigion nehfeIte, min fih elm
Wortbington gum BabIipriihe indb-
Hemp fragte Die Dame e1trii5tet..
Mploro, Der Sinn gmrer gfeoe lit
| elm iebr traiiriger: Sbr ieio entfhIoi-
| len, IN 3uf,inft benl proteitantiiden
@ottesoienite beiauipobnen, 1tno hds
lgilt als gIeibbebeutei1o nit benz Mb-
lfan bonn @lduben."
sGreilid, 10 ipir6 man es mir aus.
legen! Mber iper treibt mid benin an
oieiem Sdritte2 Da iebt, Der Brebi.
ger unb Die 9erren bon @ignn Iie-
| ben mid gegen Elm gut Stiif @eIb
bisber in Miibe. 11nb nun muB bonn
Staatsiefretdr 2oro Burleigb Elm Ell.
genbdnbiges Sbreiben an ben Sber-
| iberiff BON 2ancafbire fommlen nit
Der Mn5eige, baB mein Sobn als TO.
Imii6er Brieiter BEN Booen gngIanos
betreten babe, llnb nit Der Mnfforoe-
rung, uuf ben berb1htigen 8ater bes
Sohberraters elm tpahiames Muge an
baben. SD fiirdtete immer, Ebon1as
mer6e Der l1nItern ,tnieres 9auies
Iiein! Seit Dem Gage, oa er Srforb
berlieb, Inn ienieits bes @onaIs in
oas Seminar BON DouaD sit treten.
oas gner Serr 8ruber rnierer aoni.
gin tpie gum Sobne Dor oie Naie ban.
te, als oh lie nift fdon genlig ee-
reiat mare ieit ienem Sage fiir1.
tete id belt1nbig, Ebomas tperbe uuh
nod ben 8abntpis baben, beriiber5u-
fommen unb 10 lns ale in iein blu.
| tiges 8erbangnis au nerltriden.
Sangt bod bie Strafe 6es SohDer-
rats nift BLOB iiber ibnr, ionbern
iiber alien, tpelhe ibnl l1nterfunft uno
Silfe bieten, ia ielbit iiber benieni-
gen, tpelde i'm nift ben @eridten
iiberliefern!"
2abD @ortbinetpn laitete es Bel
oieien Reben ibres 5hniegerpaters
pie elm alp auf Der 8ruit. Ser Sobn,
bon Dem Der @reis iprab, fo1u1te ia
ieoen augenblid anfommen, nno 1ie
|5itterte BET Dem @eoanfen ON oieies
Wieoerieben. Sic muBte es beriuhen.
elm @ort Der 8orbereitung au ingen,
Mn0 fragte bnber nit beber6er 6tim-
nte: Limb tDenn nun guer Sobn $bo-
mos oieie geabt nah 8Iainsco fGrne
80 mas miirbet Sbr lump
(Gortiesuns fofgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-23

Ioffen 5il ingen, freue idb mid. 0nb
Sbr MN gen0tigt ieio, esltihiebelt n,ii
bic Seite Der RntboIifen 5u treten.
$50, iie frea,t ii1, bob bic alte
Gnnilie Der Mortbington bon @lnins.
co sli @runbe gebtl~ rief Der @reia
|lr1b itieb 6as Geuereiien in bic Bran.
De, bob Die Gnnfen aufpirbelten.
SD freue mid, MpIoro, bob unite.
re Gamilie Sefu gbriito aeigen fann.
aud fie balte Die Ereue gegen Seine
airbe bober nIs irbiIhes Gut Inu.
tete bie cole Mnttport.
uWeint Sbr nIio, id3 ioIIe mid
pfdn6en Iaifen, fir iebes sSabr $3.50
Hfun6 (na6 beiitigenr @eIopert mebr
Ials cine balbe Million MnrD. nun
tDeil ib mid tpeigere, bin 1inb ipieber
cine nidt geraoe romiicbe Breoigt an.
5uboren, Die itnerifipingIihen Gum.
men fir ben gmpfang Der 5nfra.
mente nidt 5u ertp1bnen2 Meint Sbr
tpirflid, id] ione binnen ipenigen Sab.
rem IN meinent boben MIter Die iho.
men Glitter rleiner abnen nm Bettel-
itabe berlaiien, Inn nod 1,nlern @e.
ieten crit gepeitibt, oa1n NIT gill.
|ben6em giien gebrannt il1b en6lih
aus england aIs 8erbannter Der.
|iagt 5n 1perben? Nein nno obermaIs
|neinl 9arnit mare tpabrIi1 Der ia.
tboliiden Sade tpetig gebient. 2aBt
mid ausipreden; Sbr tper6et oann
|ieben, baB id es nit ibr beller mel
ne, als Sbr Dermutet. Sebt Sbr benl
nibt, mie liniere Seiftoe nIle SebeI
IN 8etDegung iesen, Inn cine fatboli.
ibe 5omilie nod Der unbern an Der.
nidten2 Mit Dem S1uflein ge6dte-
ter 8ettler iper6en iie geiponnenes
Spiel baben. Iber nit Ben @ortbing-
ton jon es ibnen nidt gIiiden! 60
lange ib Iebe, ioIlen Tie bier feine1
Seller Strafgelo eintreiben, n1lo ih
benfe 6aourd, Bob id) Dem Muine ei-
ner alten fatboliihen Samilie iteuere,
Der Stride mebr 5u niiten als our1
bas biBden 8efennertlrn Der Sana-
tifer. Sort mid 81 @nbe, MDlaoD -
es lit gut, oaB mir uns perIt1n6igen!
SD bin IN meinem @eraen 10 gut To-
tboliI6 1pie @uer 8ruoer in Mbeims,
menn idb es aud aus ipobliiberlester
Rlugbeit felt ldnger mod auBen me-
mig aeige unb in 3ufinft bieIei1t
nod tDeniger aeigen iperoe. Ser Mar-
quis of Winheiter gab emit einem
franaoiiiden &0fIinge in meiner @e-
genmart auf Die 5rage, tpie es linn
moglih getpefen, in allen ben ber-
ihie6enen @egierungen bon Seinrih
WI. Bis ouf gliiobetb itets in Der
CUNT bes Sofes au fteigen, Die tref-
fer6e Antport: sd tpar cine @eioe
ln1b nift cine eide. Dieies @ort bes
flugen Mannes babe id mir gum
Babliprude erforen; ih iperoe mid
Dor Dem @turme beugen. @enn er
Doriibergebrauit lit, 10 fam i9 mein
Saltpt ipieoer erbeben; Die trotige @i-
DIE aber, Die Der Sturm bribt, itebt
niht mebr ai1f. 8alo, 10 ipiinide ib
ia aud, fam elm neues, Der alter