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The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-10

The WSCS of the Methodist
church met at the church Mon
day evening for study on Great
Women of the Bible" taught by
Mrs. James Williamson.
Misses Doris Bennett and Vir-
ginia Mcqueen drove to Gulfport
Friday.
June Kearns was honored at a
farewell party by Patsy Robinson
and Voncile Cropp at the home
of the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Cropp. Friday night.
Games were played and hot choc-
olate and cake served. Guests
were Vivian Stringfellow, Carol
yn Rogers, 10 Ann Emerson, JAG
quelyn Kearns, Mary Agnes
Pierce, Maggie Lopez, Vivian
Bennett, Mazelle Taylor, Lavelle
Garfield, Don Graham, Ralph
Young, Winston Lopez, Forest
Dethloff, Dale Jackson, Ray Will
liams, H. c. Greenough and Bill
ly Wayne Tynes.
New Orleans Visitors
Mrs. E. D. Catchings, New Or
leans, spent Sunday with the
Rev. and Mrs. Curtis Miller.
Mrs. D. M. Campbell and Mrs
Ray Campbell and daughter
Fountain Inn, S. c., arrived last
Monday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. j
E. Graham. The Rev ID. M
Campbell and Ray Campbell will
join them later.
The WINS of the Baptist church
met for fellowship gathering al
the home of Mrs. A. P. Megehee
A chicken supper was served
with Russian tea and fruit cake
Gifts were exchanged Present
were Mesdames M E. Hubert,
A. w. Thomson, Maude Lynn
George Emerson, Brian Broadus
Elton Roberts, Fred Eckert, Ma
mie Kilgo, Will Roberts and V.
c. Cropp.
Aubrey Garfield, Mississippi
Southern. spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Garfield.
Mrs. J. C.. Byrd and Carl Byrd
spent the weekend recently Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Nalty Smith
at Sanatorium.
Birthday Party
Mrs. Leo Livaudais entertained
her daughter, Joy, at birthday
party Saturday afternoon. Games
directed by Gloria and Ettie Ed
ma Allen were enjoyed and the
prize was won by Vida Barns
Cake and ice cream were served
to guests, who were Wanda and
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-10
ANOTHER MANSION
WRECKED

Chicago--(APl - The tide Of
time is washing away an old Chi
cago landmark.
The Potter Palmer mansion on
Lake Shore Drive, once the cita-
del of the city's society, viii be
torn down soon. Two 22-story
apartment buildings will be cree
ted on the site.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-10
News From EASTSIDE
News From EASTsIDE
Guest Preacher
Occupies Pulpit
Sunday Evening
BY Mrs. Carmel Roberts

The Rev. C. E. Smith, VINO was
licensed to preach on Christmas
Day, occupied the pulpit at the
Eastside Baptist Church SUNDAY
at the evening services.
WINS will meet Monday at S
p. m., at the church for the ROYAL
Service program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Udell Nolf and
daughter attended the funeral OF
their uncle, Melvin Cain, at Red
Hill Saturday morning.
The Nolfs visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Roberts in Bayou la
Batre Sunday.
Little Mary Ann Whatley is on
the sick list. Miss Vera Long
remains in Jackson County hos
pital. Her mother, Mrs. E.
Long, Boonsville, has been with
her during her illness and was
joined Saturday by Rita Anr
and r. c. Long of Boonsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coburn and
children, Grand Bay, visited MI
and Mrs. Udell Coburn and chill.
dren Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hearndor
and family, Mrs. Lamar What
ley and Edward Whatley, at
tended at the singing at CaSwell
Springs church Sunday.
Mrs. Irene Raby was busi.
ness visitor in Mobile Saturday
Mrs. Jack Buie, Port Tampa
City. Fla, visited her sister, Mrs
J. w. Hearndon, and family
Thursday.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-10

Cities and counties in Georgia
collected $6,9OO,00O from alcohol
ic beverages in 1948.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-10

The United States has more
than 100000 acres of irrigated
pastures.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-10

Robert Nelson, Gale Thomas,
Shirley and Mary Frances Rog-
ers, Wilda Barns, Bobby Chris
tie, Cedric Thomas, Diane Boone,
Ann and Sonny Hanna, Doris
Marie and Betty Sue Allen and
Sheryle Kay Lynd.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Garfield
and children were in Mobile Sun
day where they enjoyed the
Azalea Trail and visited Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Cropp.
Surprise Party
Mrs. A. j. Mack was honored
at a lovely surprise birthday par
ty Saturday evening. AS she re-
turned home, she was greeted
with the singing of the birthday
song by group Of relatives and
friends. The party was planned
by her daughter-in- law, Mrs Les
ter Mack. The rooms were lovely
with camellias and tho table
which was covered with u pretty
cloth, was centered with a huge
cake glittering with candles.
Miss June Kearns left Sunday
night for Jackson to enter bu-
siness school.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02
"INCOME TAX" DEKLARA.
CIJU UzPILDYMAS

Kan reikia pagalbos uzpildyti
mokestinius ("lncome Tax") pa
reiskimus, gall kreiptis j DlRVA
pirmadieniais, antradieniais, tre-
ciadieniais ir ketvirtadieniais
nuo 6 Xxi 8 val. vakaro. Penkta-
dieniais ir sestadieniais galima
kreiptis tik susitarus su uzpil-
dytoju. Susitarti galima auks-
ciau nurodytomis dienomis ir
valandomis telefonu EN- 4486.
Ateinant reikia atsinesti su
savim nuo darbdaviu gautus mo-
kesciu atskaitymo lapel u s
Form WY. Pageidaujama is
darbdaviu gauti ir Form 1O40
(baltus) arba 1O4O A (geltonus)
blankus, bet kurie ju netures,
gales ir cia pat gauti.
Kurie jau yra gave is mokes-
ciu istaigos tam tikras skyletas
kontroles korteles, tas irgi rel
kia atsinesti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02

Itirti, kad minejimo programa
praside 8 val. po pietQ, kad sa.
liza paminejimo kalbu bus me.
nine prrograma, kuria rengia
Ciurlionio ansamblio dalyviai
bus israiskos sokiai (Aldona Va
leisaite), atitinkamos deklama-
cijos (Petras Mazelis) ir It.
Numatoma, kad minejime daily
vaus keleta zymiu amerikieciu
garbes sveciu. Smulkiau apie
prograrna bus pranesta kita sa-
waite.
Is Sv. Jurgio parapijos sale
,je rlu11iatomo minejimo rengejQ
patyreme, kad ten minejimas
bus vasario l d., kad minejimo
programme dalyvaus net trys
choral, kad ypatingai bus krei-
piamas demesys itraukti pa
minejma vaikucius, ir kad visi
Clevelando lietuviai be skirtumu
kvieciame atsilankyti.
IS visu girdeti apgailetavi-
mai, kad vel ivyksta issisklaidy-
mas sios sventes paminejime
To priezastis esanti ia, kad ne
pakankamai anksti pradeta tar
tis apie sventes rengima, todel
ir pradejo visi rengti taip, kair
kas iSmano. Ar nereiketu jau
dabar pradeti pasitarimus de-
1851 metu Vasario 16-tos mi.
nejimo?. -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02
CIURLIONIECIAI JAU
PASIRODYS

Jau galutinai paaiskejo if
pradedama viesai skelbti, kad
pirmasis viesas ciurlionieeiQ
koncertas Amerikoje ivyks Gle
velande, Severance Hall kOncer-
tineje saleje, kovo men. 26' d.
Taigi, clevelandieciai pasiru-
pinkim ta diena skirt pirmam
tikram pasimatymui su ciurlio-
Medals ir pasistenkime sukvies-
tt kuo daugiausiai klausytoju ir
ne is lietuviu tarpo.
: Ciurlionieciai jau turf visa
ellie susitarimu ir del kitQ kon-
certp:
Balandzio 16 d. - Chicagoje,
Operos saleje. Rengia MARCH,
TIS.
Balandzio 29-3O id. trys kon-
certai Pittsburghe. Rengia Pitts
burgho ALT skyrius.
,Birzelio 6 d. - Toronto, Ka-
nadoje. Rengia. Lietuviu Versli-
ninku Sajunga.
Yra visa ellie kvietimu ir
kitus JAW ir Kanados mics
tus, del kuriu dar galutinai ne
susitarta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02
TAUTINIV sOKIQ syENTE

Pereita sestadieni CLEVE-
LAND PRESS surengta tautiniu
sokiu svente per du kartu =
diena ir vakare - sutrauke is
viso apie 5000 ziurovu. Divide
STINT triju tautybiu sokejai bel
dainininkai parode ar bent ban
de parodyti savo tautini mena.
Programos pabaigoje pasiro-
de ir lietuviu (ciurlionieciu) So
keju grupe su Blezdingele ir
Nahum. Malonu pastebeti, kad
ir 81 karta lietuviams tikrai bu-
vo negeda to pasirodymo, nors
gala, kad jo ziureti turejo jau
isvargusi ir namo beskubanti
publika. Wis delto lietuviu CRU
pei plojimas buvo gyviausias ir
energingiausias.
Platesni paskiru tautiniu CRU
piu pasirodymu ivertinima ide-
sine kitame DIRVOS numeryje.
Sios sventes scenoje dalyvavc
is viso per 500 ivairiu tautybiu
Sokeju bel dainininku ir muzi-
lkantu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02

UNUS, zmogus, vaiksciojas ant
ranku pirstu galq
JOE WALCH su nauju laukiniu
zverip vaidinimu
WALLENDA = vaiksciotojas viela
IR DAUG kITQ
KAINOS - DienOmis (isskyrus va
sario 13, IA, 20 2D $3.50 ir $500
isk. mokescius. Vakarais (isskyrus
sestadienio vakarus, vasario 19 ir 26)
$1.5O = $500 = 2.40 IL $500. Ses-
tadieniais ir Washingtono gimtadienl
diena kainos kaip vakare.
PEZERVUOKITES BILIETUS
IR PASIRINKITE V1ETAS
Is anksto iejimo bilietai parduodaml
visose Marshall vaistinese If pas
visus Grotto narius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02
VASARIO 16-tos MINEJIMAI

Ir siais metals Clevelande
lvyks du Vasario 16-tos pami-
nejimai ;.
Prizes mazdaug menesi laiko
ivykusiame keliolikos organiza-
ciju atstovu pasitarime nutar-
ia ta svente, surengti vasario
10 d., didesneje ir grazesneje
saleje, pasikvieciant zymiu anne
rikieciQ. Pageidauta, kad ta pa
cia diena ivyktu ir specialios
pamalaos bent vienoje is Cleve-
LANDS lietuVius s:baznycu. !
Taciau, kai sudaryto komiteto
atstovai kreipesi j sv. Jurgic
baznycia pamaldu reikalu, tai
jie suzinojo, kad cia Vasario 16.
tos minejimas ir jo programa
jau visiskai suplanuota vasaric
IL dienai. Tada busiancios il
pamaldos uzimtos, O, be to, pa.
jQ, veikianciu ne sios parapijos
ribose ir globoje, dalyvavimas
Sventes rengime pasirode esas
nereikalingas, nors ateiti ir da.
lyvauti kvieciami visi.
Naujoje parapijoje ia diena
pamaldo uzimtos. O, be to, pa.
rapija ia sekmadieni rengia sa.
vo jubiliejine vakariene ir jos
atstovai pageidavo, kad vasaric
19 diena jokiu kitu iskilmiu ne.
butu rengiama.
Wis delto Kulturos Fondo Val.
dyba, turedama keliolikos orga.
nizaciju atstovu pavedima su.
rengti Vasario 16-tos pamine.
iima iskilmingiau ir platesniu
mastu, pasiryzo rengti tas is.
kilmes vasariO 19 d. Public Au.
ditorium Mazajame Teatre.
Is rengejQ tue tarpu teko pa
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02
PAsKAITOS

Lietuviu Kulturos Fondo Gle
velando skyrius pirmadieni va
sario 6 d., 7 val. wax. Norwood
bibliotekos patalpose (6315 Su-
perior Ave.) lietuviu visuomenei
rengia DIR. s.. TamOsaicio paskai.
ta 'Neregimasis pasaulis"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02
KULTURINIO DARzELIO SU.
SIRINKIMAS

Vasario 10 d., $50 val. yak
Lietuviu Saleje saukiamas Gle.
velando Lietuviu Kulturinit
Darzelio nariu metinis susirinki
mas. Kvieciami dalyvauti visi
kas rupinasi Darzelio padetimi
Modernus 7 kambariu
vienOS Seimos namas
ties White ave., E. SO St.,
S $500
Parduoda savininkas
TelefOnaS EX 5O44
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02
TAUTINES SAJUNGOS SKY
RIAUS NARIU POBUVIS

Vasario 18 diena, sestadieni,
sarysy SUI Vasario 16-tos pami-
nejimu, Amerikos LietuviQ Tau
tines. Sajungos skyrius rengia
Marty susirinkima - pobuvi DIR.
S. T, Tamosaicio rezidencijoje.
Visus narius Valdyba praso to
vakaro neuzimti kitais reikalais
ir dalyvauti tame pobuvyje.
Pageidaujama pasikviesti ir
pazistumus, kurie domisi Sajun-
gos darbu, nors dar nera j ia
istoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02
Dalis Clevelando ziniu
5-tame puslapyje
MIR | M Al
Tx 4 MENESIUS GYVENO
AMERIKOJE

Jonas Kilikevicius, 81 metu,
lietuvis tremtinys, prizes a men.
atvykes j Amerika, sausio 20 d.
mire Lima, Ohio, ligonineje. Jis
dirbo ukyje Lima, Ohio, pas at
kvieteja, taciau po dvieju savai-
ciu turejo guilt ligonine: SUI
sirgo vadinama greitaja dziova.
Sirgo 31a men. Palaidotas vasa-
no 81 d. Kalvarijos kapinese, is
sv. Jurgio baznycios Clevelande.
Cia liko jo zmona Antanina. Vo-
kietijoje liko dukte ir zentas.
Laidotuvems patarnavo Ja-
kubs & Son Funeral Home.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02
RkO Keith's 1O5th

Vasario II dienomis prince
of Foxes su Tyrone Power,
Orson Wells ir Wanda Henrik.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-09-07
BY RUTH E. CLEMENS

Mrs. Martin Applegate, of Ma
rysville, and daughter, Barbara,
are making an extended visit
with her mother, Mrs Arthur
Overacker, of Short st,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Brake
and family were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. Brakes brother-in-
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. ID. E.
Staneart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Sparks, of
West Center, returned home
Tuesday after spending the week
end and Labor day with friends
and relatives in the southern
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-09-07

Cliff Pyers, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Trell Mitchell, of Unionville Cen
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Davis and
son, Jon, returned home Monday
night after a sightseeing trip
through Indiana and Illinois.
The community of Milford
Center extends, "our deepest
sympathy" to the Shea family,
to Francis Powers, and to all
other relatives and friends. Mrs.
Powers was wonderful woman,
a good neighbor, and good
friend to all who knew her. She
will be missed by all of US.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Mitchell,
son Cloyd and granddaughter,
Janet, were Plain City callers
Wednesday.
Miss Susan Besgrove return
ed to her home after a weeks
visit with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Rufus Boyer, of Xenia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Harris en-
tertained at dinner, Sunday, Mr.,
and Mrs. Robert Koehler, of
Charleston, H.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Cook and daughter, Joan,
Mr.. and MIST. j. Thackery, Mr..
and Mrs, Jay Thackery, of Belle
fontaine; Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Houser, and Mrs. Edith Orahood.
The occasion was the birthdays
of Mrs. Harris and Joan Cook, of
Bellefontaine.
ournal subscriptions call
your correspondent. Phone 1882
S. Pleasant St, Milford Center,
Ruth E. Clemens.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-09-07
Milford Center

part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ewing,
of North Lewisburg, well known
here, are the proud parents of an
812 lb. daughter, Pamela Jean,
born Thursday morning at home.
Those cute seven-month twins
Dorothy and Don, accompanied
their mon, Mrs. Paul Weitzsneck-
er, to Mechanicsburg Friday and
called on grandpa and grandma,
Mr.. and Mrs. z. E. Rutan.
Visitors at the D. A. Mitchell
home over the weekend and
Labor day were, Mr.. Allen Hag
gard, of Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-09-07
READ THk Jo0hNAL

Every day greeting friendly customers just
back from vacation And wisely many of them bring
ing their PontiacS in for poSvacation check-up.
We glad welcome these wonderful PontiacS back
home-for this is home them. Wherever you see the
Pontiac service sign is the place where your Pontiac is
given expert attention by factory service specialists
using special tools and equipment and factory engineered
parts. Naturally, the who knoW Pontiac best
service it best-and save you money in the long
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-09-07
Rainfall - $50 Inchs. Per Year.

Most of western Ecuador, includ.
ing the Pacific coastal plain and
the lower slopes of the Andes, has
the vegetation Of wet tropical for
ests. This forest type, also known
ss evergreen seasonal forest, 10
slightly less humid than the rain
forest northward in western Co
iombia. Though rainfall in this re-
gion is high, from about 80 to more
than $50 inches annually. there 10
a long dry season from June to De-
cember, when fog compensates In
part for lack Of rain.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-04

in Ser Suit. l1nb iiber allem breitete
cine unenbliGe Stiue ibre ipeiten, I'M.
li6tbaren Sbningen, oeren Ieiies
6liigellaulen mani 5ll boren bermeinte.
Stlmmen gingen lln, gebein1nisooae,
raunen0e Stimmen ser 8ergangen-
belt, sic iiber Die ndmli6e StraBe oa.
bingegangen mar, iiber Die Sobannes
8iintber Oabinidritt, INNER lang
iamer, INNER mii6er.
Gin feineS Stin1mlein reoete i'm
iett an. uSater," iagte oos Stimn1s
leih lit oie eroBe, i60ne Staot nod
peit?" - . Stimmlein ou, mo-
fommit bu ber9 Stimmlein zines
9inoes, Oas Dor fiinfunooreiBig Sab
rem einmal bier getpanoert gum
eritenmol an ser Sano oes 8aters in
ote ~grobe, id)one Stoot" mitreiien
, ourfte . mo- biIt bu nun bereefonl.
men, &inoerItimme, oie lGngIt nift
mebr mar unb MIN bo6 ipieoer lit?
uno Sobannes 8iintber iicbt oas
fleine 8iiblein, oas fleine, bersige
gIblein NIT BEN 1ongen, irnmer tpino-
oertpirrten &inberloden tpieoer an iei=
ner Seite oabintroaen, tpie emit on
ienem iubelerfiilten 5riiblingsmor-
gen, oa er ieinen fleinen glmar 5ltm
erltenmol nit in oie ~groBe, idone
Staot" nabm Gin fleines bloues
Wantel6en bate ser 9ube oomols an
I1lno longe WeiBe 8amai6enitriimpf-
(5ortIetung foIgt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-04
Drr lrt5te 1urn hrH 9nharnfa Giinthrr
&pn 8 r. S. 6 I II 9

nem S6uliuul lagen, polte er MIDI
mebr betreten; sic Mobel naren I6or
alle fortgebra6t nad ser Staot, II
ser Sobannes @iintber Sen 3eIt lei
mes 2ebens perbringen ipollte - e,
fonnte sic leeren &1ume ni6t nebl
ieben. gto6 einnral lieB er oen 8lid
iiber oas S6ul5immer bingIeiten .
iiber Die feeren 8dnfe sic forbi.
gen @anobiloer bie Safel. Gin
Stiidden &reioe tpar 5u 8ooen gefaI.
len, Oas bob Sobonnes @iintber nod
auf uno legte es an ieinen Srt; oann
ging er.
Sobannes @iintber Itiee, na6ben
er iein Shulbaus berlallen bate, 0ie
SteinItufen binan, Sic gum &ir6lein
unb gum 6rieobof fiibrten. Sort lag
Dos @ra6 leiner 5rau, Sic lie Dor 5tpei,
unooreiBig Sabren bier eingeiettft
batten 5l1r erpigen Hube. 8or bem
8rabe blieb ser ulte Wann nod eill.
mal ltebeu 81 eineln letten 8ebet uno
einem letten @ruB Gin 3ittern ourdl.
lief ieinen aorper - uber er prebte
Die Stppen 5ulummen uno blieb Serr
iiber Sen Sturm, ser, ibm forperlid,
fiiblbar, in leinem Ser5en tobte. Damn
fnlete er nieoer unb bru6 It6 Elm
gfeublatt DOM 8rabesrono. 9ie Groe
l6ien i'm babel fornli6 an5ieben gu
mollen, l1no er muBte lt6 einen Stud
geben, llm lpieoer arf5ulteben. sDfit
lei6t idleppenOem Sdritt ging So.
bannes 8iintber Sem &ir6lein 5ll.
Sort fniete er nieoer, Inn leinem 8ott
fitr al oas 8liif uno al oas 2eio bon
oretunOpier5ig 9ienitiabren 5l1 ounfen
uno an Die 2ebenoen llno bie Soten 5ll
oenfen, nit oenen rim leine @irfiom-
felt bier 5uiammengefiibrt, uno Elm
lettes 3piegelpraf NIT @ott 5u bal
ten. 0as glpige 2i6t Dor oem Saber.
nafel mar fait nieoergebrannt. St
ging bin, Inn nod einntal Del na6.
augieBen oas mar ieiu Iettes
Sun.
Gin ionnieer, soloflarer SerbIttos
lag iiber ser @elt. gon Sen mGftigen
Sinoen Dor ser 5rieobofstiir rieielte
oas melfgeiporoene, buntfarbige 2oub
uno raui6te Inn SEN SUB oes langiam
EabinI6reitenoen. gr i6lug ein Sci
tenpfaolein elm, Inn ni6t mebr an bem
S6ulbauie borii6ergeben gu n1iiien,
ltnO gelangte 10 auf oie 2anoitraBe.
Die i'm 5ur 8abnItation fiibrte. Cine
Stunoe lang batte er gu panoern, Inn
an iein nddltes 3iel 81 fommen, cine
Stunoe lang oen 8eg 81 eeben SEN
er tauIenomal gegangen mar 1pdbrenb
Der oreiun0pier5ig 0ienItiabre in Dem
einIamen Speiiartborf.
Son grauem, feinem Serbititaub
beoedt, oebnte li6 sic StraBe. Die
6eden an BEN Iderrainen 5u beiben
Seiten flammten lno brannten in ser
9erbitfarbenglut, ser @olb our 2in-
ten itano in einem itiaen 2eu6ten. gs
mar beinabe Mittaes5eit rno Die
Strabe einiam 1lno menidenleer.
&leine ,peiBe @anberpolfen 5ogen am
lihtblauen Sinmel, oeiien Come,
leiht peri6leiert, tpie cine sroBe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-04
MementO mOri!
(5ortIetung foIgt)

9tun iino 1pieber 6ie triibgrouen
Gage inS SanO gefommen, oo mir bin=
au5ptlgern 5u Ben StGtten ser Soten
uno ibrer geoenfen, oie Dor uns ob=
l6ieoen aus oieier 8elt oes SSammers
unb oes 2eioes.
Vtan6erlei 8eoanfen begleiten inns,
menn mir 5nii6en Ben Siigeln einber-
manoern, Die iene oeden, oie uns emit
nubeltunOen.
@as lit es nit Dem 2e6en, mas lit
es nit Oem Sooe? Die groBe ssroee,
Die I'M WtenI6enber5en lebt, ieit Men-
lden auf Ser groe bebeimotet iino, er-
mo6t nit 1lngeitiimer &raft in unIe.
rer Seele.
Giele IinO an oieier SSrage 5er6ro-
den. &einer bat lie Bis beute 5u be-
ontlporten permo6t.
gStr oiinfen inns fluge un6 ipeiIe,
neil mir @iienbabnen erfltnoen baben.
Sic inns nit @inoeSeile bon Srt 3u
Srt tragen, neil mir geIernt buben,
onr6 Oie Siifte 51 fliegen, Dem Gogel
glei6.
8orum mir ober auf oieIe @roe &c,
Itellt puroen, mas es fir einen Sinn
bot unler fur5es Neni6en1eben, bas
fonnen mir nidt ergriinoen.
@ir tpiiien nrr, oaB, lit unIer
Groenlauf poabro6t, man unIeren
Seib einid)orrt in Sic 0unfle Grades
TANNER.
ltno unier gottlider Sell, uniere
Seele?
Sie iteigt, 10 iogen oie @lGubigen,
empor 5l @ott, bon bem lie fiir cine
8eile eingefiist ipuroe in Sen iterb=
lt6en 2eib, Iteigt ernpor 5ur e1pigen
Seimat.
Meurento mort! r1fen otele Sp6t-
berblttage lllS 5ll.
@ebenfe, Menl6, ooB ou fterbeu
ml1Bt, piellei6t morgen i6on, piel-
leidt IN @o6en, Wonaten ODER SafJ=
rem!
2ebe 10, oaB ou ieoen s(ugenblid
berett biIt, ab5ui6eioen. 2aB ocin
9aus tpoblbereitet iein 5u iebcr
Stl1noe; beridiebe ni6t ouf cine l,n=
getpille 3utunft, 1pas oie 8egentport
Dir 5u tun geltottet.
Salte Oeine Seele rein, auf oab ou
lie blanf unb leu6teno emit oem ii6er.
ltefern fannlt, ser Sen gottli6en SUM-
fen in oein oer5 ienfte.
@onne beiner Seele Stunoen Ser
Holt rno Ginfebr, oa ou oi6 abtpen~
oelt BON Sen 8ei6Qften oes Cages
uno ben Wfiiben oes Taleins.
@enn oeine Stube lampenbea III,
oerlongt oeine Seele ibr Gedt. Sann
LAB tie eintall6en in 8ii6er, Sic See
lenmeniben i6ufen Damn genieBe 8il-
Der, in Oie groBe Wetiter einItr0men
lleBen Die 6iille ibres Ser5ens. Mulif
mag Dir Damn @0ttli6es offenbaren
uno 0id) binousbeben aus oem Stoub
Der groe in Iihtere SpbGren
Gin ieoer trdgt Elm gottlid Sell in
ieinem Snneren.
genn oas Sabr miioe getpor6en iii,
penn gelbe 8latter fallen uno mir ser
Soten geoenfen, Damn pollen mir nid,t
perseiien, oab emit au6 unierem &C.
ben ein 3iel geltedt lit. tSaIten mir
aber 1tnlere Seele rein, lailen mir lie
niht beri6iittet iperoen bon oen Sor=
gen beg gatags, Damn fann uns ser
Sob ni6t i6reden. Seien mir Itets
einsebenf Der @orte gS. bon Sunr-
bolots: Ser 500 lit fein 4bi6nitt oes
Daleins, ionbern MIR Elm Smiihen-
ereignis, Elm l1ebersang aus elmer
Sorm bes enbliden @elens in cine
anoere."