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Evening star., 1949-05-23
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! RORTAARNCCK. frr1Ana MAJ
/ 33-wllltr TGgrraesa tssr Un.srt
/ States amateur gclt champ E3cag,. Ai4<
/ the veteran FrAae4s Os2szses esi
/ Boston xere AEnossg issoss winning
nrs, round matches ~ ttse "a iaa.
/ Amateur golf cham gsaSasAstgla IkNsAy
TurneSa defeated Alan TurT4ri
Of Yorkshire and : Selie ou4-
met. pl&ylnS IN his ninth H;sIlss
Amateur plcgaSsltp elltnanAlst
Alan Helm. the isss kcag .lsa Ana
teur winnes up
Although OuiEaes game &l4e AK
lack Of pSActAce ne St&xsv:e<
through to- victory after t4grlas
: do~n. Helm took q .s on lhs
home nine 10 OulEnsts 4.
Turner, scarcely knoNn osgs&4ds
his own county turned OK a stgeas
Of hot shooting and had TNIrneNa
down after 10 ho!es Then The
chilly hrecse elo~lns OF Tho Ira.
Sea eased oG and Willie aAfnec
up
| The star from Elmaovc. N Y
q s. tourney favoriie in The books
canned - l5-ioot putt tor = hifua,
) 10 square things on the ilth
whereupon the youthful IuTnel
blew up and started wandering
into the wiry rough and pot bunk
ers Of the sandy Irish links
I'm glad 10 set such u tough
one over with. Willie said agtst /
vas over Makes you concentrate
better when you set a little *
hind"
The cards in TurneSs match
raEassA oct -. sss ssar-s
Turner cal ASa 4aA aaa-.-,s
rGTnska tn A3S AA8
Turner IN asa H4s
The first International Incl
dent" OF the tournament cam,
during a match in which Sergt
Bill Ebey OF the United States Al
Force at wiesbaden, Germany
eventually was beaten by Harf,
Bennett. a young English player
on the 18Th hole
Rriton Claims Hole.
Ebey. who was one up st tn
time. knocked away his opponent
bali on the l4th ereen, intending
TO eoncede half Bennet
promptly claimed ths hole and a
a result was all square at the enc
OF 10 instead Of being beaten
Il was about 7 inches from Tia
cup and he was 6 Esev said
conceded him the half by knock
ing his ball away and putting min.
in. That made a half In S, ou
Bennett said he was down in
and claimed the hole
Il was justified in claiming tn
hole" said Bennett. adding tha
he earlier in the match had warne'
Ebey against knocking his Ben
nett's1 ball away when he Stii
had a putt 10 make.
I There was some criticism o
BENEFITS action. but II was agreet
that the American soldier ha'
violated the British golf code
which says that II a players bal
is struck or moved'by an opponen
Evening star., 1949-05-23
Win, Lose, or Draw
Terrific or TeribIe-Toke Your Choice
By FRANCIS STANN

Once again the evidence Manager Joe Mccarthy is
critics In OF the hardest hitting
pieces ever written dou shman who manages the
monthly magazine fresh on
Evening star., 1949-05-23

payof game which one-sided that Yawkey Owner
Thomas A. Yawkey) walked before it half over.
life Hrshbeg charges. Mccarthy has never been
without team He ruined Pitcher Dave Fe ana
he was responsible for Mickey poor 948. He
confidence Of ounelder Sam Mee youngster who
topped in his sophomore
When the team travelling, he mccarthy is apt 10 ols-
between for days at time complains Hshoers
concludes m he doesn't win the pennant this time some 1u
fly around Fenway Park next fall"
In Fiondo He Was Sort of Wonderful
The attack is merely opinion therefore of dubious
indicating Mccarthy The Press
which years with Mccarthy (although never
Intimately of Bosons baseball writer's apparently are
looking throat Either he wins they'll get
The piece mccarthy On The Pan" comes at
the managers public seemed better In
Florida he training with his newly
developed amiabity He spun stories and freely
club on the bench He wasn't exactly Bucky
Dykes but. for Mccarthy he was sort Of wonderful
be true middle ground for critics on the
subject of Mccarthy think he's the best manager
the business which his record would appear to suggest ne
early writes that would be patiently absurd to claim
he's a poor manager ,.,
question Boston, the voice isn't whether
good bad but whether he's good great But then
Hhbrg adds dammine with faint praise so far he hasn
anything that he's in class by himself So fa all
he's done show that he belongs in the major
with is other major league managers"
Cold Day En- Route Home
Among ball players division Of sentiment. too,
equally positive and as negative They either tnnk
terrific terrible In town lust the other day former major
Lacquer who played under Mccarthy as Yankee was oeoune
the fellow managerial genius
I'VE were coming Florida spring" he
exnlDlClon
seasonably Naturally undershirts
the field pulled jackets All except Mccarthy
Bill Dickeys 17yearold brother Skeeter who
suited but only along for the ride.
Mccarthy in a bad got dressed
whole sqadGehrig Rolfe Coset all the
There's only big Lacquer the bench he said pointing
young Dickey shiverng In just shirt and
looking very embarrassed. He doesn't need Jacket
THAT incident convinced that Mccarthy wasn't the all
time What did keeping sensib to do
with being a major leaguer?"
McCorthys Side Is Awaited
Thus Mccarthy concerned The has
critics champions and obviously he has critics in
Boston.
this Writes Critic Hirshberg: tolerates
the who and codde him from than
affection like them for the part
they don't like him"
That word fear" strikes weak note What's there to ear
McCarthys been known puncher and it's little
his life start becoming And If he gives with
sparkling interviews acknowledged admirers
is there fear?
that's felt that when Mccarthy
tells his for publication the whyfor of singular
personality it'll be missed for another
Evening star., 1949-05-23
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Montreal, IL; Toronto, 4 tsecono game
postponed. rainl.
Buffalo. 3; Rochester, tsecond Eame
postponed, rainl.
Syracuse at Jersey City go postponed.
rain.
Newark at Baltimore t.l postponed,
rain.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Hartford. 10; wiIlfamxport, 81.
WfIkes-Barre. ~: Btnghamton- 6--s.
Utica at Scranton tsl postponed. rain.
Albany At Elnira t:l pcstpon rain
Evening star., 1949-05-23

The ffrst international Incl
dent" OF the tournament came
during a match In which Sergl
Bill Ebey OF the United States Air
Force al Wiesbaden Germany
eventually was beaten by Harry
Bennett. young English player
on the 18th hole
Evening star., 1949-05-23
Griffs' Records

Boston at Chical
"a Duhie1 DIAL
Evening star., 1949-05-23
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

Greenville, 80; Jacksonville, Is.
Columbia, 81; Columbus, 4-4.
Macon, o; Charleston. 5.
Savannah, B; Augusta, 4 tsecond same
postponed. curfew law).
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Chandler and
family of Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs.
McLenord Harrington of Havre De
Grace Md, with Mr.. Mac Harring
ton, spent Sunday with Mrs. Laura
Hallett at Slaughter Beach.
Miss Kathleen Jester spent the
weekend with Miss Eloise Anthony
of Whitesburg.
Mr. Ralph Gray and Mr.. Joseph
White of U. S. N. spent the week
end with Mrs. Ralph Jester.
Miss Edith Fisher of Fort DIX is
spending some time here with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fish
er.
Mrs. John B. Derrickson, Mrs.
Harold McCurdy and children John
and Ann were dinner guests of Mrs.
w. w. Wilson and Mrs. Joseph Ge-
row, at the Wilson cottage at Re-
hoboth.
Mrs. Agnes Whaley and Mrs.
Sherman Bishop of Salisbury Md,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Ralph Jes-
ter.
Mrs. Roland Miller; Mrs. ]. B. De-
Erickson, Mrs Curdy and children
spent a day at Rehoboth last week.
Miss Frances Walker and Miss
Ann Schurek, of New York City
were guests over the weekend with
Mrs. Sallie Williams and Sarah w
johnson. They returned home Sun
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-02

day after spending week with Mr..
end Mrs. ]. II. Rawlins, at Sandy
Bluff, apartments, Dewey Beach.
Mrs. McCurdy and children re-
turned to their home at Chapel
Hill N. c., last Thursday.
Mrs. ]. B. Derrickson entertain.
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tanning
and daughter Kay, of Tlenton N. j.
over the weekend, Mrs. Tanning
was college friend of Mrs. Curdy
and also travelling companions
through Europe
Miss Margaret Shary, of Wilm-
ington, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Sharp, was married on Satur-
day to Mr.. Melville Huber, also of
Wilmington, at the Presbyterian
Church. Miss Sharp was given in
marriage be her only brother, Ed
ward ]. Sharp of Dover, Many
friends and relatives attended
They left for a tour of the New Eng
land states, and will be gone for
three weeks.
Mr.. Floyd Moore, of New Castle
spent Saturday with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Moore.
Mrs. Thelma Clarke and son, OF
near Wilmington are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Rob-
bins.
/ Mrs, Helen Carlisle has returned
home after spending some time al
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-02
FREDERICK

Mrs. Laura Webb spent last
weekend with her sister in Chester
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wharton, of
Houston and Miss Louise Morris,
and Mr.. ]. B. Vinyard, of Chester
town Md, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Vinyard on Sunday.
Miss Mildred Coyerdale and Mrs.
Betty Bradford, were hostesses at a
buffet dinner Sunday evening, in
honon of Miss Cathrine Mcguire of
Chester, Pa, the occasion being
Miss Maguire's birthday. Guests
were, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Holleger,
Messers Anthony Burke of New
York, Raymond Walton and Will
son Thornton, Melva Jane5 Jimmy
and Rhees Bradford. Many other
friends called Sunday afternoon to
wish her many returns of the day.
Mrs. Mary Stubbs of Clis, S. c.,
Mr.. ]. D. Stubbs and daughter and
Mr.. Sam Bagette of Fayetteville,
~ c. were visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Flanagan Jr., last week.
MI. anu 4fIOs 4 D. OpuAAy y dNICAN-
ed the Legion Parade on Monday
in Phila.
Mrs. Annie Clendaniel and. grand
son Clinton Durenberger, spent the
weekend in Glenside N. J. with Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Durnberger, Clin-
ton remained after spending some
time here with his grand parents
Miss Clare Pittard of near town
accompanied Mrs. H. P. Baddars
to North Carolina, 20 attend the
/ funeral of Mrs. Baddar's husband
this week.
Mrs. Alice CoveFdale and Mr..
Harry Mcguire of Chester Pa, were
dinner guests on Sunday of Mr.. anG
Mrs. Walter Emory of Dover.
i Mrs. Sallie Smith celebrated heI
birthday on Friday evening with
! some of her friends and relatives.
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-02

Ocean Grove, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Melvin Sr.,
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Bostic and grandson, Sammy, Lee
Houchins, of Wilmington, and Mrs.
Arthur Melvin and son, of Denton
Nd. last Wednesday.
Mr.. Harry Fisher has been ad-
nlitted to the Milford Memorial Hos
pital for observation. His condition
is fairly good.
Barbara Tatman and Angelica
Moore spent Thursday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Olson, of Lewes.
Mrs. Charles F. Morris, of Near
Neward, has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoey Gross for few days.
The w. S. G. S. will meet Friday
evening, September, End. at 3 p. M,
in the Sunday school room.
Frederick Baseball Team defeat
ed Millsboro 20 Sunday.
Mrs. Mae Williams is now at the
Moore Nursing Home.
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-02
FELTON,


Services will be resumed next
Sunday in our Methodist Church.
The pastor Rev. T. B, Brinton will
preach a Labor Day sermon. Music
will be directed by Mrs. A. c. Ben
nett. A full attendance is urged.
Rev. and Mrs. Brinton attended
the Laurel Camp last Sunday. Last
Saturday they attended family
reunion of the Brintons held at the
Westtown School in Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Brinton have
returned to Boston after spending
most Of the Summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Cover1ale
spent the weekend with their dau-
ghter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence c. Huppert at Chadds
Ford, Pa.
Nh. and Mrs. John Schmich spent
last week with relatives in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Jones Of
Nutley, N. j., are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Dill. The Dills and guests
are spending this week at Reho-
both.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Toylor and
daughter, Ann and Marie Biggs
spent Sunday at colchester Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. b T. East nave
been entertaining their daughter
Mrs. Edward Morrow and two sons,
of Phila., other guests on Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth East
and sons of Seaford.
Guests of Mrs. Bringhursfs on
Sunday were DIR. and Mrs. Louis
Bringhurst and daughter, Patricia
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bringhurst ol
Viola and Nancy Joe Bringhurst ol
Camden.
Mrs. Bringhurst with her granC
daughters, Nancy and Patricia ant
Mildred Simpson, Jean Short anC
Marie Biggs attended the Laure
Camp on w. c. T. u. Day las
Thursday.
Mrs. ]. E. Melvin has returned
from Terre Haute. ind, where sh,
visited her son Edwin and family
Mr. and Mrs. Robert d. Peter ant
son David were callers of Mrs. n
Evelyn Killen last Friday.
Mrs. Hattie Eaton has been Wis
iting her brother, Leroy Lynch sn'
family in Milton.
Mrs. Roscoe Walker of Marshall
ton visited MIR. and Mrs. John
Davis last Thursday.
Mrs. Lee Harrington is visiting he
son, Jay Harrington and wife, i
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-02

Trenton, N. ].
Mrs. Edmund Harrington has
been entertaining her sister from
near Washington, d. C.
Mrs. Helen Eubanks and friends
from Cape Charles have been guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Layfield.
The w. S. c. S. will hold the
Sept meeting in the Community
Hall on Monday Sept 18th Mrs.
Mrs. FARRELL, Mrs. E. X. Hug, and
Mrs. Lester Dill at 1870 O'clock
Plans are under way for the 3rd
Annual Horse Show under the au-
spices of the v. F. w. Post no. 6009
and the Ladies Auxiliary The ten
ative date of which is Oct. 10Th and
] will be held on the Nelson Ham
mond farm on Route 13 south of
( FELTON,, Follow 4his paper for
further details.
FELTON, Schools will open next
week the following members of the
/ facualty are: LIST grade, Maude A.
Reynolds; LIST and End, Shirley
Sipple; End, Bess E. Dill; 3rd. Dor
othy Donaway; 4th, Ina L. Hughes; (;
5th, Mary e. Nelson and Mary He
4 len Kreis; 9Th, Virginia c. Morrow /;
English and social studies, Joseph
IA. Walker; physical education and
history. John A. Cookery; science
Irene o. Wallace; Math., Amelia l.
Sippla; English, Barbara r. War
rington; languages, Annie /. Cow
/ home economics, Rosemary Patter-
son; music, Grace .Dearstyne; Co.
numerical, Vernon Meier; manual
Earts, Lott H. Ludlow; supervising
4 principal, Howard E. Henry; sec
Ito principal, Dorothy E. Heyd;
school nurse, Marjorie Hurd Min.
ner; custodian, Byron Kemp.
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-02

Many types of moss have teeth"
which close on damp days and per-
NIT spores to escape only in dry
weather when they can be blown
about by the wind. 81
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Huge 5elbitbeherr.
ihune in Der Gr5iehune
&pn u. . a bib, ST..

Gum re6ten gr5ieben ser &inoer
reibt Ser quite @iue auein ni6t aus.
gr fann, tpenn er ni6t bon ri6s
tiger @init6t geleitet miro, iogar
piel l1ebles berurla6en.
9ie ridtige giniidt uno bie feite
ausfiibrung oes als redt grfannten
miro nun bon Ser gisenart Ser Mut-
ter iebr beeinfluBt. Seoe gigenart bot
getpiB ibre quite Seite fir Die gr-
5iebung. 9aneben feblt aber au6 tpobl
nidt Die idtpade Seite. uno tpie es
5u gei6eben pflegt, - geraoe Die
febrt iid Dor unb pfuidt in oas tpi6-
tige @erf Ser gr5iebung binein.
Gum 8eiIpiel: @el6 cine foitbare
@abe fir cine Mutter lit bie @iite,
tpie notpenoig lit iie ibr! 8enn tie
aber BEL Ser gr5ieblng allein tpalten
min, 10 miro iie 5ur Sbndde, unb
Die gr5iebung miBrdt. - Cine emit
ifieoene, tatfraftige Mutter gu baz
ben, gerei6t oen &inOern gum Segen,
mofern Ser gntidieoenbeit au6 niit=
terlibe Wilbe beigemii6t lit; obne
lie lpirb bie gntI6ieoenbeit Iei6t berb
unb bart, uno bie Mutter eridpert
Damn bas gr5ieben it6 ielbit unb if
rem &inbern. - Cine fromme Mut-
ter, cine groBe @naoe; borausgeIest,
Dob tie per1tdnoig, 10 pie @ott es
BON ibr min, MaB 5u balten tueiB
nnb bon ibren &inbern ni6t mebr
forbert, als beren Iltersitufe ner-
ltdnbli6 unb tpoblbefommli6 lit. =
Ser 0eutter Sorglidfeit 1,nb treue
SUIT, iper freut iid nidt, &inoer ba-
bon umgeben gu ieben! Dod) barf Die
Wfutter ii1 ridt barin gefauen, ionit
ber5drtelt iie ibr &ino.
Start enttpideIter Mrbeitstrieb elmer
Mutter, Der elm Slid fir Die &aus-
baItung lit, bernadlaifigt germ oos
&ino. Die Wfutter arbeitet raitlos,
iiberlaBt bas &inb iid ielbit: es ber-
fiinmert ober es bermabrloit, ba es
idIiinmen ginfluiien preisgegeben lit.
Oas lit elm Gebler; Elm an1erer 1T,
baB cine emiige Wutter alles allein
tut uno nidt Die 9inoer, nidt ein-
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a4S
Sa
Die heiliee camille

@enn mir uns bic 81. Sanilie
Dor Matgen itellen, 10 bietet iih uns
elm Bib bes @Iaubens uno Der Sic.
be. Denn nur burb ben ltnerihiittere-
Iihen @lauben an Die Iamaht Got
teg ,pnrbe Maria Die Wsutter oes
Serrn; bon finoliher @infalt 11nter-
mari iie ibren 8eritano uno in De-
NUT Iprab iie nod Der 8egriiBnng
bes gnseIs: nWeir geidebe, tpie ou
geIagt balt!"
l1no 10 tpie Maria, 10 tat Soiepb.
@as tot ct, als Der engel ibm inn
gralirne erldien uno linn befabl, nad
aegppten au flieben? 3peifelte er
ettpa, Oh bas &inb tpirfli9 Der Sobn
@ottes iei? &onnte es als lolder
niht Seine Sei1rbe bernibten? uno
iparum geraoe IN bas ben Siraeliten
feinoliAe 2anb flieben? slber
Soiepb batte feline bieier Sragen. ~gr
erbob iid," lagt Die 81. S6rift,
rteilte Maria ben 8efebl nit, l,no
nod IN Dieler ytnft 5ogen ne meg.
Mus oielem felten @lauben leu6-
tet susleid auf Die innigite Siebe
au @ott, benn nit Ser angltli6en
@eipiienbaftigfeit boll5ogen Waria
uno Soiepb ones, mas @ott ibnen
sebot. uno ertr,,sen noa riibrenoer
8ebulb aIes, mas gr ibnen aufer-
Ieete. n9as aber lit Die 2iebe 81,
@ott, baB mir Seine 8ebote bals
ten" iagt Ser Ipoitel.
go nuuB aud ieoes 6riitlihe Saus
6en @lauben 5llm Sunoanente ba-
ben, oenn aus linn entlpringt Die al.
les oulbenbe, alIes oollbringenbe 2ie-
be, an oeren Sanb allein Die bans-
Iiden Sugenoen in ibrem gan5en
fried, unb freuonollen 8lanae su blii-
BEN bermogen!
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lG. 8IM&SI3Sl

uno SaB bermo6ten lie man6es 9o-
ie 5u begeben, Ser 2iebe aber fonnen
lie oas ME ontln. IS gibt &inber
NIT ausgeipro6enem Sang gum 2ii=
gen, bie Dor Berlonen, oenen iie in
Stebe 5ltgetan iinb, feline l1npabr=
belt iiber bie 2ippen bringen, Die
1peid uie 8a6s iino, tpenn ebrli6e
2iebe 5u ibnen ipridt.
9arum muB INNER unIere 2iebe
oas bette @r5iebungsmittel bleiben.
llno Ser @r5ieber ioa barauf beoo6t
fem iid oie 2iebe bes &inbes ME
5u nerlder5en. Die 2iebe fann oud
elm itrengeres &egiment fiibren, fam
itrafen, tpenn es nottut, aber INNER
muB es 10 geideben, oaB Dos &ino
fiiblt: r0ie Strafe geidob nid5t i'm
3orn unb mar nidt BON Ga6lu6t
biftiert, lonoern in Der abii6t, midi
5u beiiern. l1no binter alem itebt
oo6 bie 2iebe."
60 peroen bie gltern 1lno &inber
quite 5reunoe bleiben, ser ein5ige
8eg gum gebeibli6en, erfreuli6en
3uiammenleben.
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Gr3iehune ourh Stebe

0ie @r5iebungsfrage miro t1gli6
aufs neue bebanoelt; BON allen Sci
ten miro oas idtpere @erf ngr5ie-
bung" beleuhtet, aber ems miro I'M:
ierer Meinung nod nidt in1mer genii=
|genb betont: ~graiebet cure &ihoer
ourd 2iebe!"
Mn Der 2iebe Der gltern gu ibren
&inoern lit pobl nidt gu atpeifeln.
glternliebe bleibt ,pobl our1 al1e 3ei-
ten gleid. Mber ipenn man li6 man
DIES Samilienleben eenauer betrad-
tet, muB man iih frasen: Sublen
es benn bier i'm Sauie Die &inber 10
re6t bon Ser5en, baB Ser 8ater, bie
Wutter ibnen innig augetan iino ?
5iiblen iie, Bob oie 2iebe Ser gltern
|Sbritt fir Sdritt nit ibnen gebt?
Sn bielen Samilien iinb Die Mit-
ter piel gu iebr beiddftiet, Inn bie
Rinoer ibre 2iebe ridtig fiblen gu
lafen. Wan pertraut iie frenben
Berionen an unb begniigt iid nit
elm paar flii6tigen 3Grtli6feiten,
ooer @ater uno Wfutter iteden 10
tief i'm @etriebe oes glntaes, oaB
ibnen gar nidt oie 3eit bIeibt, elm
Itebes @ort nit ibren &in6ern gu
reoen. gs gibt au9 beradrtelte &in-
Der, iiber bie Elm l1ebermaB BON un-
geiunber 2iebe blinolings ausge-
idiittet miro, aber aud Sic iino es
nibt, bie burb bie &raft Ser 2ie-
be er5ogen tperben.
Die tpabre 2iebe Der gltern al
ibren &inoern miro ii1 ntdt in Ell
mem 1eberidtpan bon 3drtli1feit
rno in Der grfiilnng aller @iinihe
duBern. Sic miro auh nibt au nod
fidtig unb nabgiebig iein, aber bas
&ino miro fiiblen: &inter ieoem
Wort ltnb binter ieber 9an6Iung, ia
ielbft binter ieoer Strafe itebt bie
2iebe. Sic 2iebe fiibrt oas @ino on
ben Sdn6en uno lit tpie Elm Ghut-
tpan, Der es llmgibt. l1no Bel iebem
Jebltritt, ben 10 Elm &ino begeben
min, itebt Die 2iebe Der @Itern oa
atpiiden uno balt es 5uriid. Sn xrot
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familienkreis

|nuB- unb gergniieungsmoglid
|ge5eigt iperoen, oenen oein Webrber-
oienit gum Spfer fallen tpiiroe. gs
lit fliiger, ipariam 81 leben, 1lm niht
10 biel peroienen gu miiiien, als I'M.
mer rad mebr @etpinn aii trahten,
Inn mebr berbrauden gu fonnen. and
iest nod, unter oen gegentpdrti-
gen 8erbdltniiien fann ieoer ge-
iunoe Menld iein 8rot ourf slr-
belt finoen; aber bie 1penigiten iinb
nit Dem r8rot" aufrieoen; ane ba.
ben oas Ser5 bon beimliher @iin-
ide uno ibre 3unee lit leder nod
0ingen, bie iie nift erreiben fonnen.
Sic boben iid in Ser 8elt aubiel
umgei6aut, lire slueen baben su-
biel 8egebrenspertes eeieben, iooaB
iebt lire Gimme hlrna6 geliiIten.
@1ren ite nit ibren gugen l,no @e-
oanfen bobeingeblieben in Ser @e.
r1arfung ibres eigenen 2ebens, 10
bitten tie MIR geleben uno geoabt,
mas ibren SiiBen uno Sdnoen erreid-
bar lit. go aber lit ibr Sera nit
8itterfeit erfiillt, neil es eipig nab
etnas led5en mub, bas ibm ME 5lt-
tell miro.
gs lit in ser 8elt ldon oft ge-
ideben, baB elm aonig frembes @e-
biet erobern tpollte uno perlor babel
iein eigenes 2ano. slber tauIenofa6
gei6iebt es allerorten in iebem Sab
re, oaB Wenl lden aus Reueier, uit-
5ufrieoenbeit ober @etpinniu1t 10
lanse in Die 2ebensberbGltniiie ibrer
Mitmeni6en i6auen Biz lie gana bie
Sreuben am gigenen berlieren, Srem.
oes nadabmen, mas ni6t fir tie paBt,
uno aulett lid ielblt 5ugrunbe ridten,
Deil Tie ettpas iein ooer erreiden
|mollten, mas niht fir iie belti1nmt
lit. Die mooerne &ultur lit besbalb
Elm uniegen, neil tie Ben Meniben
ni6t gum Gusbau ieines perlonli-
6en 2e6ens in it6 uno Inn ii6 an
leitet, lonOern immer nur iein 8e-
lgebren nod auBerbalb ieiner eige-
men @emarfung liesenoen 9insen
Ionrei5t, beren 8eiit iie 8iloung, Slid
ooer ytei6tllm nennt. llnb oof i'll
es eeraoe umgefebrt: ie Detiger Elm
Wenid bon auBen Der braudt, ie
mebr er iein 2eben auf ii6 ielbit ge-
| lteut bat, oeito sliidlicber lit er. 0as
2eben zines iol6en Weniden fommt
mir Dor mie Elm i6on llntbegter, OBJ
gerunbeter 8auernbof Der cine flei-
ne 8elt fir itd lift, ieine 2eute nabrt
unb in ieiner itillen Ibgelegenbeit
| iid nidt um bie Sdnoel ser tpeiten
8elt befiilnmert. go ioate unier 2e-
ben iein: auf iid ielblt gesriinoet,
gegen oie l1mipelt nit Der bliibenoen
Sede frober @eniigIamfeit umfriebet,
bertrauensbon Die eigene S6one bait
emo unb eisenes @etp6ds per5ebreno,
gegen oie 9ta6barn friebiam, ober
obne iiber ibren 3oun 5u idielen =
oas tpdre Ser gliidlide Menid, Ser
Den rubenoen Hol in ii6 ielber trdst.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-29
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tuobl an mande Sir -.
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bpriiber am mir.
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mein Sanpt tppbl Idper
3mriid tn bic 8tiIen - benn BIT -
bn fDrtmit nidt mebr.
Nns mii6er Nadt elm farblpier Sag
erbliibt,
Der tuinbperflatternb benz Mbenb ent-
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berbliibn
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an mir.
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