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The Valley settler., 1949-03-04
FARM {, HOME INSTITUTE

ForT9 end Homo Institute vas hold in tho Grange Hall February 22-24 and tho 18th in VasA11ao
 High1 ights of tho day program Hero the All Interview of Mir. LIT. oldroyd and Donald Dinkol, All delegate to the National Congrossl E7por inont Stat ion results on Dairy, small fruits and gardens, poultry and various othor phases of york carried ono Mir. Parkor Lester gavo soil tost ing domonstrat ion and ozpla inod tho Soil Con- sorvat ion Program for 1948.
 Tho uoron not tho first 9 days in tho a.: .:t,o:,- moons for craft york in tho Extension 0Sficc 1Grso Lois Copper, HosHo Demonstration A !,nts gave demons trat ion metal onbossir 5e metal etching, and China painting. Hrs. Fctn-Hanson gave a demonstration il: wool carding for a lovely comforter that is in tho making for the Homo Makors' CcrT-- ci1.
 Glovos uoro cut and tho ladies uoro busy in all throo rooms of tho Extension oTfico do ing the ious craft work.
 Tho feature of tho third day uas demon strat ion on cake baking gtvon by littlo Arlota Goodrich Uho is years old, Ih i1o Mrs. Fo!n-HC,r son took down tho recipe. Tho attendance of tho sessions Uas high and accordin ing to reports vas enjoyed by al1s
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09

The famed Midnight Ride of Pau
Rcyere is familiar to all of us. But
YES amazed to learn that Paul Re-
we're is also famous for many othei
hpgs. Did you know that Paul Re
5ere was the founder of America
copper and brass industry? For
merly all sheet copper came from
foreign countries at a terrific ex
5ense. so Paul Revere was reall,
ne of this country's pioneers in in
dustry! The original copper indus
~ which he began has been handet
Town in his own family for tire,
operations. and became the corner
one for today's nation wide Re
ere Copper and Brass, Inc.
It's really surprising how much
we depend on copper, isn't it? Auto.
inociles. ships. phones trains, radio
efrigerators. and hundreds of othe
conYenieuces that we take fol
aranted are dependent in part or
copper
You know, I've always been proud
Of he copper bottom, stainless steel
Revere Ware in my kitchen. 1t is
50 easy to use and to keep shining
clean. But since learning the back
ground of copper in America and
learning the origin of the name on
my pots and pans, I'm doubly ap-
preciaiive of their convenience.
If it had not been for this great
aountryman, perhaps even today al
the household equipment that is sc
necessary 10 good home-makine
would be priced beyond the reach
Of most of us. So I think we all
have cause to be grateful to Pau
Revere -. don't you?
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09
Bishop to Talk
At st. Peters

st. Peters Episcopal church wi
have the Rt. Rev. Stephen Fieldin
Bayne. Jr.. bishop of the C,ioces
of Olympia, as guest speaker at il
Evensung Service at 7.30 I'm. Sun
day, March 10.
Prior to the Evensung Service
Bishop Bayne will convene with hi
committee members in both 81
Paul's Kent and st. Peters churche
at pm. A dinner has been set 10
6 pm.
The general public is invited t.
hear the bishop at the services
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09
ADriil

2-Lotus Starlettes to sponsor a
dance, "Lolhpop Whirl', at Budd-
hist hall from $3.50 pm. to IL mid
night. fStag-stagette affair open to
the public
14-"Spring Fever" roller-skating
party to be sponsored by M.SG
Methodist Service Guild from
1890 pm to 1890 am. at Roller
land Rink IN ReptoR,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09
CONG. CHURCH
WILL HONOR
NEW YORKER

DR.. Stanley U. North, director OF
the department of city work, Con-
gregational Home Missions Board
New York City, will be honored a,
a dinner prepared by the Issei Flu
jinkai of the Japanese Congrega-
tional church.
DR.. North is making a survey OF
Congregational churches in the Seat
tie area.
The affair will be at pm this
Friday, March IL, in the local Con-
gregational church hall.
All Issei and Nisei committee
members are asked to be present
at that time.
The congregation will join them
at pm. for a general discussion
of denominational affairs and flu
ture plans for the church.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09
Local BYE Joins
Other Groups in
Relief Campaign

Hope Chest for Relief is NJ
ional Baptist Youth Fellowship pre-
ject which the BYF of the Sc I'll
japanese Baptist church will under
take, it was announced today.
All articles collected by the loca
BYE will be turned over to the
World Service Center here.
Any clothes. shoes or bedding viii
be accepted at the Japanese Baptist
church, the kindergarten or the Flu
jim Home. Those who have no means
Of sending their articles to any OF
these designated places, may call
Daisy Todo Lander 8548, or Naokc
Hasegawa Capitol 9907, who will
arrange for a pickup.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09

Continued from Page Three
ations), isolated, self sufficient COM
adhering rather ardently
to their religion and custom. But
DON, the influence of the neigh
bouring settlements began to show
And this trend was espec' lily signi-
ficant in the children who gradually
became friendly with the English
speaking element, and although the
parents may have shown their re-
eminent, the new generation, the
Nisei GNisei literally means second
born, but use it as meaning first
born in Canada, went on inter
and assimilating.
But with the late evacuation ant
the bloc RELOCATION of Japanese
Canadians across Canada, the dill
emma which had been fermentine
under minor scars, has suddenly
erupted. and has forced the Mise
to accept the fact that they have
reached a crossroad.
Today, we are an ethnic minority
with a 20,000-odd population dis
persed throughout Canada. No Ion
ger are we bound by any one re-
ligion. No longer are the ties o.
custom significant. The barrier Of
language, which had helped to fet-
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09
THE NISEI CALENDAR

16-EaSter dance sponsored by
U. w. Coed basketball team. Stag
stagette affair.
24-JSC to sponsor its annual
bazaar from IL am. in Washington
Hall with a dance to be held in the
evening
24-Old Timers semi formal get
together dance to be sponsored by
Lotus Shoyukai from pm. to II
midnight in Buddhist auditorium.
Invitational. frankie Roth and his
orchestra will play.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09
YMWBA Changes
Meeting Date

KENT, Wash, March 9 - The
March 18th meeting of the White
River YMWBA has been postponed
until Friday, March 10. in the White
River Buddhist church.
A "get-acquainted" social will be
held after the meeting. New mem
bers are cordially invited to attend.
.
The Issei group of the White
River Buddhist church will give a
farewell party for the Rev. c. Nishi-
maya of Tacoma. Wash, on Friday.
March IL, after his final service.
The Rev. Ono. who will replace
Rev. Nishinaga, will be introduced
Bussei members have been invited
to attend.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09
WEDNESDAY,, March ,. iOAs
NiSei Dilemma

ter the Issei, is no longer extant.
Even in the aspect OF race, the
New Canadian, in one of its infre-
quent prognosticstions, has pre-
dicted that there will be more mis-
cegenations this year than last.
In connection with The retainment
of the japanese language, there has
been much acrimonious debate Of
late. The consensus OF opinion, how
ever. seems to be that other than
for professional. and to certain
extent cultural reasons, there is
no practical reason why the time
spent to learn the japanese Ian
Uage could not be used more bene-
ficially; TO wit, in Quebec, the mas
terry of the French language would
De decidedly more advantageous.
But where is this trend leading
10? There are many who advocate
that we should shed all the Japan
csc tradition and custom that might
hinder our program of assimila-
ton, and our being accepted as
Canadians; not merely through leg
islation, but by the Canadian peo-
pie themselves. But what are the
consequences accompanying such
steps? Will there come in the near
future, a time when we will find
ourselves a minority without
homeland, without tradition, WITH
out heritage? 1 recollect rather
ividly the slightly nostalgia words
of an educated Negro woman; that
he feels an emptiness, a vacuum
because she has no heritage.
1 believe that we can leern much
y studying the evolution of the
american Negro. They have no her.
tage. If there is any group to be
alled truly democratic, truly Amer
an, truly assimilated, 1t is the
>nerican Negro Since coming to
america they have originated and
cultivated culture purely Ameri-
ean. They have cut or lost all ties
with their African homeland. All
that they are today has been sown
md nurtured on American soil
But the most important lesson we
ran learn from the American
Negro is that assimilation means no.
thing until there is equality and
freedom extended to all. The Amer
lean Negro is 3 part of American
history, he is part of the American
mosaic. he is as much American
as the Puritan Fathers. but deprived
of the inalienable tenets of Demo-
cracy, freedom and equality. the
American Negro is a foreigner in
his own land
To the Nisei, the word assimila-
ton has become anathema To glib
tongued idealists. assimilation is the
Nisei's, "open seseme" to the goal
of Contamination Let us briefly
scrCtinize the question. Some speak
in terms of social assimilation, while
others speak of racial assimilation,
or miscegenstion. At our present
stage of ethical evolution it is diff
cult to conceive of miscegenation
as normal act Certainly. many
occidentels would revolt contemp-
tuouslv. and most likely would out
law the movement on the grounds
that it would be dysgenic.
The title of this article is Nisei
Dilemma. and it seems the incum-
bent writer is forced to live TIP to
his title and end in a dilemma.
New Canadian
Dol VAur AIuor@sso~.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09
Cong. NWF Sets
Sunday Session

Instead of on the usual second
Friday. the monthly meeting of the
Nisei Women's Fellowship will be
held at 2 pm Sunday, March 10,
in the local japanese Congregational
church.
All Nisei women are urged to at
tend.
Preceding the meeting. the fellow
ship will give an "Orei" luncheon
to members of the Issei Fujinkai
and all who helped make the recent
"OsekkT' program tremendous
success.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09
METHODIST
Sunday, March IL

10 a.m.-Sunday School. Issei
worship service.
IL a.m.-Nisei worship service.
Guest speaker to be Sci Adachi from
Presbyterian church.
7 pm.-Methodis Youth Fellow
ship.
MARYkNOLL
am and 1890 a.m.--Low Mas
Bentciction Will oe held follow
mo - 81 Mas.
NICHIREN BUDDHIST CHURCH
10 am.-.kndergarJen children
and juniors service
II am.-Young peoples servic,
In English
pm.--Japanese Service
PRESBYTERIAN
$50 m.-Church school for al
arc
11.10 am-Nisei worship service
Rev Hirata to speak on THE Pro-
violence of God".
$3.50 PIN unlor WeStmlnsl,
Fellowship.
p.m--Senlor Westminster Fee
lowship
ST. PETERS MISSION
9 a.m.-Issei Holy Commune!
Rev G ShoJi
Gas am.-Sunday School, Mis.
Gladys Gray.
IL am.-Nisei Worship Service
7:30 pm.-Fri might YPF meet
ings
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09
Methodist Youths
To Ice Skate

Sunday School children ant
friends of the Japanese Methods
church are reminded that there
will be an skating party thi
Saturday, March IL.
Everyone who plans to attend tho
affair is asked to meet at $50 am
IN front of the Methodist church
The cost, which will include trans
portation, will be fifty-one cent
for children. eighty-seven cents TO
adults
Membership study classes for bow.
and girls of school age. will be hello
at $3.50 pm every Wednesday in
the Japanese Methodist church
japanese Methodist young people
who are planning to join the Metho-
dist Youth Rally on March 26 and
81 in Portland. are requested to call
Norma Tada East 0046. The regis
tration fee. which includes the cost
of two meals and lodging, will be
81 so.
PORTLAND, Greg, March O.
Plans are being rapidly formulated
for the Methodist Youth Reilly which
will be held on March 26 and 81 in
the Epworth Methodist church here
according to Tsuguo Il-eda.
The rally. which will be for young
people of Methodist faith in the
Pacific Northwest. will highlight
forums. skits. discussions and fell
lowship,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09
March

12-Lotus YBA will present "Ka-
shyu Bounce" "a send-off dance for
Mercury basketball team in Budd-
hist auditorium. Dancing hours will
be from Q pm. to IL midnight.
24-Skating party to be sponsored
by WIGS at Rollerland Skating
Rink from 1890 pm to 1890 am
26-J japanese Congregational
church bazaar in Seattle.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09
M4v>A,\)ct(ot>

Every church is requested to
send in its notices by Tuesday
noon of each week so that the
changes may be made according
" and n time for the Wednesday
editions of that week.
BAPTIST
Gas a. .-Sunday School.
10 am.--Issei worship service.
11:15 a.m.-Nisei worship service.
HIS a.m-Nursery during Young
People service in the Broadway
nursery building.
7:3O p.m.-BYF.
Okazaki class from to pm.
en- Mondays.
BUDDHIST
10 am.-Sunday School.
Il a.m.-Young peoples devotional
service.
CONGREG ATTONAL
~ a.m.-Issei worship service.
10 a.m.-Sunday School for nurs-
~, kindergarten, beginners, pri-
mr., and juniors New boys class
primary department.
IL III Nlsei worship service
aptn 8ible study class for Nj
ei every MUnday
ISL CHRISTIAN TNTERkACIAL
8 p m Services by the Rev J.
J PruiL' H. YMCA chapel. Fourth
tnG Mad son
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09
May

7-Bellami's anniversary dance
from pm to IL midnight in honor
of former members. Open to the
public. it viii be a tolo affair
29-Skating party sponsored by
Rissho YBA at Rollerland Skating
Rink from 1890 pm. to IL mid
night.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09
WWG'S Schedule
Easter Play

WWG's will present their annual
Easter play at 7:30 pm. Easter Sun
day, April II, in the japanese Bap-
list church.
Shiz Tsuji is chairman of the play
which is entitled, THE Light in the
Window.
The public is welcomed to attend
the play.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09
Social Whirl
q FIRST BIRTHDAY

q FIRST BIRTHDAY -. KENT
Wash. March 9-Friends helped
little Brenda Shimojima celebrate
her first birthday recently in her
home
Present we're Miyo. Kiyo. Keiko
and Hideko Bahia, Elaine and Bobby
Norikane, Sandra Hiramatsu, Joana
and Ellen Nishimoto, and Doug anoi
Alan Yamada.
Unable to attend were Lorraine
Taxi and Naomi Kanda.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09
Gardeners Slate
Thursday Meet

japanese Gardeners Association
will have an important meeting at
8 pm. Thursday, March TO- in the
Seattle Buddhist temple
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09

Good qualities are the substan-
tial riches of the mind; but It is
good-breeding that sets them off to
Neutrality-suspicious..
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Tn The Northwest Times,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-09-24
.familienkreis

fiir5t, uno berniibt iid ebrlid, bas
8erlorene einaubringen. 8ie
lei6t 1pdre es, 10 Dem 8eidid nor5u.
beusen baourd, oaB eleid su Gin.
fang cine Sunme beItinnlt tpiiroe,
Die als susgabesgtat unter feinen
llmItdnoen iiberIbritten miro. sn Ell
nem iuneen Sausitanoe lit es lei6t,
iid eleid bem gtat an5upaiien; niel
idmerer lit es, Ben iiberidrittenen
Dieoer ins @leidgeipidt 5u brineen.
Sarum iollen bic Wfiitter lire Sod-
ter, Die in Die gbe treten, lebren
~Saltet borouf bon Infang, oas He-
girne1,t Der 3ablung bes 8eralsgab.
ten oor eud 8enue paiiieren su lais
lenl" 0ie fleinen 3ablen, pelde
Wa9t iiro, mie tpadien ite an; tpis
ridden lie iid an uns, tpenn mir lie
ni6t bea6ten; tuie groB tperoen tie,
nntereinanoer seitellt llno illmmiert,
llno tpie piel 1peiie leberleglmg, .@il.
lensfraft uno &oniequen5 gebort oa-
81, @inflang au bringen in oas 8ols
len uno &onnen.
Serri den aber 2iebe rno 8erl ltanb,
8er1iisiamfeit uno fluees 8alten, 10
miro bel treuem 5leiB Die 8aile uns
ter einieern1aBen eiinltieen llmitdns
oel1 1poblbeitent iein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-09-24

Brobe aufs grenlpel, tpie peit es eli
ner i'm @erben leineS littliben Sd
idon sebrabt bat. Die SerrIfaft, Die
elmer bier iiber iid beiist, iIt elm nn-
triigli6es 3eiden, tpie ipeit er eigent'
lid CUR littliden &eife entporgebieb.
8ieaeiht madt nibts BEN Wenihen
10 idnen uno sriinblid aur Bette -
mag Die 8eItie aub MenihenfleiOer
tragen - tpie bas Sidbiniperfen an
ben Serualtrieb; aber ii6erlid trdgt
ieoer getponnene Sieg ouf oieient
&ffelo menibliden Sittlidfeits.
ltrebens aiif braulenoen Sd1pingen
Dem Sittlibfeitsioeal oen Seloen ent.
gegen, Der i'm, MIR bon @ott geie.
ben, errang.
CGortiesung foIgD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-09-24
5erbrod,er Stol,

@ott bietet iebem Menl6en ieine
8nabe an - uno fir ieoen WenI6en
bat CT eigene 8ege, auf oenen Oie
@naoe oos Ser5 bes Neni6en 81, err
reiden iu9t. 8as mir WtenI6enIdid>
/ Iol nennen, bas lit - i6 mod)te ia
gen: ra6 ieiner inpenoigen Seite be-
trabtet - eigentlif) nur oas 8eg-
neb Ser sottliben 8nooe. ltno feine
Mrtterbono ihmiest iib tpeider uno
innieer elmer Siibrung iudenoer-
bono an, aIs Iid5 @ottes 8naoe Ser
gigenort elmer WenidenIeele anpaBt.
l1no oenno6 fam Ser Nenid) itb
gegen @ottes @naoe ablebnenb ner-
balten. gs lit oas elm tiefes 8ebeim=
mis-: oaB @ott nit elmer 1lnenoli6en
2iebe cine Menldenleele in oen
8annfreis elmer iibernatiirlid getra.
genen 1mo geri6teten 2ebensfiibrung
apingt. Nein, 8ott 5tpingt feline Men-
| ldenIeele. Sreie Meni6enieelen Mill
len Sbm 5ueilen uollen. Sour mo6te
| id nod einnlal betonen, bob 8ott nit
unenolifyer 2iebe ieoe WenI nI6enieele
iu6t. Ct i6idt oem Gergrdmten,
ltebermiiOeten, 3erbro6enen einen
SonnenItrabl; er ididt oem 2eidt-
fertigen einen iaben 8lis aus bette
rem Sinmel; Gr ldBt ben Geritodten
gegen ,,niidtbare Malern rennen -
ltno 1penn Elm Weni6 Die 8nabe
@ottes ablebnt, 10 bietet @r lie ibm
bunoertmal, tauienomal neu on.
8enn oie Ieni6enieelen oem etpigen
@ott 10 ipertoon maren, oaB @r Sei-
men Sobn in bic 8elt ianote, Inn lie
81, er1oIen Damn iino lie Sbm altd
wertbon genug, baB @r ibnen auf
allen MIR eroenfbaren 8egen Seine
grlolungs9naoe 5ulenoet - alien
Weniden, Oh lie idon I'M 2idte Ser
Babrbeit geben ooer nod IN 9ta6t
ilnb Sooesl6atten oes Seioentltms
panoeln.
slber @ott ouloet es, BOB elmer iib
aufbGumt eegen Die giitige @ottes-
bano, oie ibn fiibren mo6te. gtur
man6mal :. . ba erbarnt gr lt6 lrno
5erbrift einen marmorfalten uno
marmorbarten Wenl6enitol5, ser iib|
ni6t finoen uno beimfiibren Iaiien
min
Die @elt bot einen NiesI6e beiei-
ien, Sen 10 genial begabten Neni6en,
Der ii6 SEN Intidrilt nannte, Ser oie
8eligion ser 8iite, Oes Mitleios, ser
8naoe befampfte, mo er nur fonnte
unb tpie er nur fonnte. l1no 8ott bot
bielen Menidenltol5 5erbro6en - Bis
ser arme, geiltesumna6tete Menid
i'm etpigen &ranfenltubl nur our6 Sic
@iite uno oas Weitleio anoerer iein
armieIig @lutfiinflein @eiltesleben
ipeiterretten fonnte, oas einmal Elm
5lammenmeer getpelen BON @eiit uno
- SAB.
@as ii6 bier am @enie pou5og, oas
gei6iebt fait iiberau an iebem Gage
- baB @ott einen MenidenItol5 ger
briGt. Sie 3erbro6enen reben nur
ni6t INNER 1,nb nielnnls gerne ba-
bon. gtur mandmol ltobnt ser &C.
brodene NenI9enitol5 auf uno be-
fennt uno bei6tet in number &lage.
Sd traf in einem Spital einen Stein-
arbeiter, Dem elm Selsblof sic beioen
8eine abgeldlagen bate. als id BEN
l1ngliidliden su trolten iudte, oa
ging Elm inches 2adeln iiber feline
3iige, uno er Bat beinabe flebentlid:
.M6, troiten sic mid nidt! SD ba-
be alles beroient, mas iiber midi ge-
fommen 1T. Mm 8ese 5u meinem
Mrbeitsplab itanb elm Steinfru5ifir
- Dem babe ib in einem anfan mil
Der @ut bie beioen 8eine abgei9la.
gen. sest tuiiien Sie's eeben Sic
bod iett fort unb troiten sic midi
niht!" -- 3erbro9ener Weniben.
ftoI3. aerbrof1ener MenSf1eniiberm1It
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= Dem 8ott Seine leste @naoe er.
mies, Dob gr i'm nod 81 5erbreden
iib tpiiroiete.
Biebiel Wenidenitol5 bat ser gro-
BE arieg 5erbrofen! Sn BEN S6ii.
te,1eraben, IN ben 2a5oretten lit 10
man6es fiibne 8autperf iogenannter
8eltanidauung rettuneslos suiom-
meneebroden, Dos auf 8ranit gebout
5u letn i6ien. 0od nein - nidt ret.
trngslos, benn geraoe i'm 3uiammen-
bru6 lag fir 10 manhen Meniben
Die Stunbe Der 8efabr uno Ser 3et-
tung. Nande Wenidenbano bat 90
tpieoer gelernt, no6 8ottes Sano su
greifen, sic 8ottes Sono ionit gIeiG-
giilttg ODER audi tpilo bon ii6 Itieb.
Wander muB iid BLOB ieinen 2ebenss
beruf nelt auf fbalen, neil er SEN al
ten niht mebr ausiiben fonu NIT SER
id)oilenem &orper uno in oenl
Su6en nad Reuem, nod neuen @e=
gen gum tdgli6en 8rot fommt ibm
Die 8naoe 8ottes entgegen, sic iei-
men Stol5 5erbradJ, Inn i'm fir i'm.
mer an @ott beran5u5ieben.
Gor mir liegt ser 8rief zines So
ters, ser I'M &rieee Sen ein5igen Sobn
berlor. Gin 8rief, in Sem nod Ser
5tpeiflung itobnt uno in Oem oo6
Idon oos 8ottoertrauen betet uno
ein Meni9enber5 oas 10 ruiagbar
l6pere 8ort 5ll itommeln beginnt:
.Nimm bin, 0 9err, mas 9u for
oerit!" Sier lit ein berehtigter Stol5
5ltlammengebro6elt - ser Stols oe5
Saters auf ben Sobn, ser feline 5Sreus
oe uno ldone Soffnlmg mar. 2iegt
audi in einem Iolden 3ltIommeubruh
8naoe2 8ir fonne11 nidt oaran 5ne1=
fellt, OaB au6 oie i6redli6en Sur
6er oie bier ser S6mer3 rib, oas
Saatfelo Ser @naoe olfnabmefabig
MAIDEN DoIlen llno lolIen fir Elm
8roBeres 11no Soberes, oIs oos mar,
mas 8ott nabm - 1no iei'5, oaB
@ott Elm MenIdenber5 losIoien tpou-
te bon Sem 2iebitent mas eS beioB,
nm es gan5 1mO reltloS IN Seinen
Sienlt gu Itellen. -
3erbro6ener StoI5 tpeint uno blu-
tet - mag er uneoler ODER eoler
Stol5 geipelen iein. 8er mill einem
Mtenl l6enber5en ,pebren 81 bluten uno
Wtenl6enal&gen tpebren 5u peinen,
tpenn alles, alles 5erbrah, porauf Ii6
Otenldenbanb eeItiitt? - l1no oo9
lit bas ales nidt gum 8erbluten
i6Der; 6enn es lit 8ottes 8nabe, Sic
Deb tut, Inn 5u beilen.
Gum Gerbluten i6per lit eigentIid
MIR zines: lpenn 8ott oen Stol5, Ser
cine Menidenieele gef6br6et, nidt
mebr 5erbridt. 8enn gr einen Men-
l6en 10 boffnungslos oufgegeben bat,
oaB gr 5u 0eiien Seele jagt: rssabr
5lt - Sd balte oid ni6t mebr ouf
fobr 81 auf Oeinen SoIlenpe-
gen!" Sns auein lit i6refIif, ober
es lit audi 1lniagbar i6redlid.
uno 10 Tam 9oft 51t 1eoen Wtens
lden iagen, oem @r lange genus Sci
ne 8nooe angeboten bat. 80 fonn
ST ar6 81, unS >.
lin 8ottes pillen - priifen mir
uns bod, Oh audi mir su SEN unielig=
item oller Wteniden geboren, oenen
8ott oie sugen 5ugena6t bat unb
olle Siiren auf; oenen ol1es eIiidt
1lno allies gerdt, obipobl lie iGle6t
lino, innerlib i6leGt! 8riifen mir
uns ood), ob mir nidt i6on oidt Dor
DEM 2anoe oes slberlnos iteben, aus
oem cine Stimme fur6tbar empor-
rllTt: ~&omm berab 81 uns in 0ie
SieIe, ou bait e5 nidt anoers ge-
lpollt!" - -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-09-24
Cine alte 6e1hihte
in neuem 6epanoe
(Sortiesung bon 5eite q

gr trug feinen Sut ouf 6em aopf;
oen bate er ipobI inn Sanogemenge
bel Ieiner 6eiielung oerloren uno nidt
aufbeben fonnen. gs lit ia audi Ell.
nerlei, Oh elm ieiner gbre entblobter
0tenid) bloBf0pfig ODER nit einem
Samtbute fdbrt.
Sd Bate sen iungen WtenIf)en
nid)t arffdllig angeieben; er tat mir
5u leio fiir iol6e Dual. slber Ben
fur5en 8lid, SEN i6 iiber i'm uno
leinen 8egleiter binianote, ben fing
er oo6 auf. llno mas nun eeidab,
fonn i6 nie pergeiien. SrGnen tro-
ten oem 8efeiielten ins auge, uno er
iab MIDI NIT einem tottrourigen gIid
an - mid, Sen er an meiner @Iei-
oung als @eiltliben erfanrte. unb
Damn iagte er langiam: ~9as al
te 2ie6!"
Sd lase eud, sic brei 8orte Ibnit-
ten mir 10 unbarmber5is in Die SeeIe,
pie ienem Die ibrnale Stablfette in
Die Sanogelenfe idnitt.
Oas nar elm 8erbre6er. So, es
mar elmer! slber bot iemano BEN
Wut, i'm einen gang idlehten @erl
al 1lennen? -
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