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The Nome nugget., 1950-10-20
ASSEMBLY OF GOD Third Avenue West
Psstor-A. E.. Capener

Sunday Morning l0:O0 to 11:4O-This service is de- signed to meet your need with Bible Class studies for every age group, followed by a message from the Pastor to the Assembly. Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Bible study and prayer. Bring your Bible.
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-20

and shrinking from it's consequences.
 The Foundation it's life to the fortune amassed by Henry Ford who be it clearly understood, made his wealth in competitive field and without special favors That considerable portion of his fortune goes into the unsesh service of mankind in general is extreme y fortunate and demonstrates once more the tendency of of wealth to do something for the world with their resources.
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-20
NOME GOSPEL MISSION
 of Alaska Evangelization Society Rev. Vern Rimling. Pastor

Sunday
 200 pm. Sunday School for
 boys and girls Preaching service in the Eskimo language by James Savok 7:30 pm. Gospel Service. Tuesday
 7:30 pm. Bible Study - trans later into the Eskimo language. Thursday
 200 to 400 pm. K. Y. B. Club
 for boys and girls. Friday
 7:30 pm. Prayer, Praise and
 Testimony.
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-20

Alaska Day, 1850, memorable day in Nome when three Congressen from three widely scattered States came Nome to learn first hand why the people of this area are concerned about insufficient military protection.
 Senator Hunt of Wyoming closed the public hearing here with words, which backed up with the needed military protection in this area may result in averng disaster that could go down in history shameful neglect and disregard of human lives. He said was a memorable day when Alaska was purchased from Russia 83 years ago. and that should be allowed to fall in enemy hands again
 He is reported to have said in Anchorage that 'de- spite the high costs the U S. military establishments must be maintained for at least ten years.
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-20

passing through Haycock that evening.
 Porter's residence of late has been termed 'Porter'S Road house." There always seems to be fun, food and a place to sleep at their friendly home. Of course, that also is where we get our let- ters and interesting COD pack ages.
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-20
Haycock News
 (Irene Cornue. Correspondent

Lillian HOrter mas been WTltlnB letters to her friends and from all accounts she is enjoying Mt. Edgecumbe and environs. Danc- ing in consuming a good share of her time and she is pursuing her favorite subject, art. All the stu dents were to draw the Pioneer Statue at Sitka. Lillian's win some manner is greatly missed in Haycock, but her many friends are happy to learn about her new found home and associates at Sit ka.
 Although Sunday was an ex- tremely windy day, Haycock's air strip was quite busy. Reggie Joule brought in Miss Cornue's supplies from Golovin. In late af- ternoon the welcome sight of the mail plane hurried us all off to the field. Then Bert Beltz of Kot- zebue, pleasantly surprised his brother, Johnny, and friends, by dropping in for couple of days. Bert's Piper Cub was minus window when he arrived at Hay cock. It seems that the wind over Bear Creek was the cause of the missing part.
 The children of Haycock are spending all out-of-School hours at the lake where they are learn ing new skating techniques. As yet Dime Creek hasn't frozen suf- ficiently for skating.
 Bear Creek operations ceased October 10. Wallace and Billy Porter, Bill Carlson and Charlie Atmik came into town on the tractor. Bill and Charlie stayed over night at Porters and were flown to their respective homes, Nome and Koyuk, on Wednesday. Henry Adams and Helga A. Pe- derson, also employed by Porter, returned to Koyuk with Art John son.
 Wally Johnson came from Nome October ? and has been with the Billy Porters. Wally and Johnny Beltz are now in the Sweepstakes area hunting We all hope that they return with some birds.
 Art Johnson, Haycock's staunch pilot, orrives at all hours of the day and night. Election day he was extremely busy transporting people from the creeks to their respective homes.
 Art brought Mrs. Sophia Rylan- der and children in from Sweep stakes. Allen and Daphne have begun their formal education and out enrolment is nine.
 Emily Pederson, who has been attending school at Haycock, flew to Koyuk to be with her mother, Helga.
 Mrs. Oscar Swanson enjoyed a brief visit with her sister, Mrs. Annie Kimaktook of Koyuk. Mrs Kimaktook was enroute to Kotze- bue hospital.
 John Winder relied on an an- cient and dependable means of transportation to return to Hay cock. He walked from Sweep stakes to his cabin. Johns unique cabin is the voting polls. John, George, Leonard and Lizzie Swan son acted as judges. They report ed 12 registered voters. A Halloween party is being
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-20
THE EVANGELICAL MISSION COVENANT CHURCH Located at Fourth and Division
 Paul Carlson, Pastor

Sunday 10:00 a.m.-Service in native lan-.
 guage. 11:00 a.m.-Sunday School, for
 all ages. 7:30 p.m.-Evening Service. Tuesday 7:30 pm.
 Cottage Prayer Meeting. Thursday 7:30 pm.
 Midweek Prayer Service.
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-20
CHURCH SERVICES

Friday
 7:30 pm. This meeting is con- ducted by Senior Young People presenting spiritual truths, songs, special music, games, and fellowship.
 Everyone welcome. OUR MESSAGE:-"Jesus Christ the same Yesterday and Today and Forever" Hebrews 13:8. Seek ye the Lord while He may be found," Isaiah 55:6.
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-20
CATHOLIC CHURCH
 Sunday Mass

800 am. 1000 am. 1000 am. MAFB Chapel
 Daily Mass zoo am. daily. 500 am. Saturday.
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-20
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
 SERVICES

at Pastors Residence. second house from corner of B St.. between 3rd
 and 4th Ave. Marvin w. Troutman. Pastor Saturday Junior Sabbath School-1O:OO am. Senior Sabbath School-11:OO am. Picture Hour-7-:30-8:30 pm.
 Visitors welcomed.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-05-11

will celebrate its 103rd anniver-
sary May 1921. The church was
set up in 1847 during the oil
lamp ear by six members of Alb
ssinian Baptist church in Manhat-
tan. 1t now has more than 5000
members.
Sermons will be delivered by
pastors ofthe area and DR.. w. H.
Jernagin, of Washington, D. c.,
who will climax the event Sunday
morning May Fl. Pastors from
Bethany Baptist and Wesley Met
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-05-11
Truck Kills
+Boy,2

ST. LOUIS CAMP James
Willard Earl Jr., two, apparently
got in the way Of his grandfath-
er's truck and as a result was
killed here last week.
The child's parents told police
that he was playing in the yard
when Cooper Moss, his grandfath-
err, backed a truck out of a garage
in the area. The body was found
a short time later.
hodist of Brooklyn and Ebenezer
of Flushing will be the other an
niversary preachers.
Mrs. Maude Miller, chairman of
the trustee board, is chairman of
the anniversary program. The
Rev. Gardner C. Taylor is pastor.
CLASSIFIED ADS PAY
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-05-11
'DaytonHistory
This il the Third in a Series

This 10 the Third in a Series-
Though Dayton was in a Union
state the sentiment of many
people here was for the slave
ocracy. This conclusion is derived
from the available accounts OF
the period. In 1910 a Dayton
church brought an abolitionist
speaker from the east to speak on
the sin of men holding other men
in bondage. The church was sack
ed by slave sympathizers, prob
ably inspired by Vallandigham, an
ardent supporter ofthe slave hold
ers. He was a congressman from
q, this area.
At the sacking of the church a
q. bible was torn to pieces. Threats
were made against any other who
dared come to Dayton to speak
against slavery. In defiance of
this threat, the Rev. Thomas E..
Thomas came up from Hamilton
and denounced slavery from the
courthouse steps. The crowd rot
ten-egged him.
DR.. Hubbard Jewett a fighting
abolitionist wrote the following in
a letter to James Steele, a state
senator, asking his assistance in
compelling the Dayton corporation
to pay for the damage: y
81, for the sin of lodging Dr..
Birney "a noted abolitionist
speaker) had my house assailed,
my windows broken, my family
and furniture despatched with
rotten eggs and my life threatened
in case I should ever shelter him
again or any other lecturer" !
On September 18th or 10Th,
1853, Abraham Lincoln stood on
the courthouse steps and spoke to
what the Dayton Journal report
ed was 5000 people. The Dayton
Empire supporter of Vallandig-
ham) reported in a denuncitory
editorial that only 1900 showed
up and they were half Democrats
who came out of curiosity" The
paper added: "Mr. Lincoln is a
seductive reasoner but his speech
was a network of fallacies ane
false assumptions"
The conflict between the slave
supporters and adolitionists grew
to such proportions thatthe editor
of the Dayton Empire was sho1
and killed as he was coming home
from market. The Empire was pro
slavery.
But the vicinity was known a,
a Station" in the underground
railroad, so that it's civil war leg
acy is not completely tainted.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-05-11
Do Without The Grow

Perhaps some of his hearers did
not go all the way with DR.. Ed
win G. Nourse, former chairman
of the Presidents Council of
Economic Advisers, when he spoke
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-05-11

the other day at a luncheon
meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce ofthe United States, which
has been holding its thirty-eighth
CONTINUED on page three)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-22
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9llS Ser gr5poter SSofob um &abel
frelte, mllBte er 5lpeimol lieben Sabre
I'm lie oienen, bis lie linn ols 8eib
folgcn ourfte: oier5ebn Sabre oiente
Sofob UNI lein 8liid, pier5ebn Sabre
bielt Habel ibm in 8eoulo uno gr=
gebrn9 oie Sreue! llno ,penn glei6
Der 3eitraum Oes INSTRUMENTATION
Sofres cine fiir5ere Sponne an Sagen
lmo @oden umidloB tpie 11nier neu=
5eltllfes Sobr - 10 lieet ooh INNER
bln nod genue an Selbltiiberlpinoung
uno ltiller 3Gbigfeit im 8egriff oie=
les Clemens uno @artens.
gSer BON uns fennt nod iold) boben
Sim Der 5reue? user permoa i'm
raitloien 8etriebe oe5 nerpenauf=
peltlhenOen gutogs nod 10 piel @e-
ouIO aut5ubrineen? 8orten nuf ein
Slid @er bat oos erlernt uno er=
tragen in unierer Gpobe, sic noh
Sempo, unrolt uno Gorp0rtsor4nqen
l6reit2
llno ooh tits lhaOe INN uns oue,
menn mir ni6t mebr 8ebulo auf unler
Woppenibilb geidrieben boben. Sc
onlo lit Sreue, @eoulo lit Grgebung
in lnler S6iflal, 8eoulo lit SelbItz
iiberminoung i'm oSronoienIt unierer
Mrbeit.
0eoulo erforoert oos Soeperf oes
2onomanns, ser ieiner So6noe 9lrbeit
Dem Seeen oes Simmels unteriteat.
8eoulo braucbt Ser @drtner, bis
aus Sonen ober 'Scb0Bling oie 9liite
berporbriht uno Die iSrllht reift.
Seoulo mus Ser Sebrer baben nit
ben uuiGbrli6 pieoerfebrenoen, un=
ntllenoen Shiilern, um ibnen 2eien,
Sdreiben uno Hehnen mit5ueeben
uno fllno5utlm fiir ein gan5es 9eben.
Se0ulo aaein bilft ser Ofutter jene
@Od)en uno Wfonoe ertragen, bis ibr
Slim oas 2id)t bes Cages griiBt. bis
es gum eriten Nnle auf eigenen 1SiiBell
Itebt uno Die er1pohenoe Seele Dem
Seben entgegenlohelt.
@eoulo lit ser Gernpinft ieoer ar=
belt, ieglihen ltnternebmens uno ie=
ben 8erfcs, lei es groB ooer flein,
gering ober 1pic)tig. @eoulo bilft
aronfbeit. gtot uno 2eio be5lpingen.
User geouloig it, fam norten. Mer
}u lparten oermog, Dem iheint zines
cages ote Sonne.
8orum permogen oie Menihen ein=
onoer 10 De11ie 8ebulo iiben, sic ibr
hartes Sos miloern unO trogen belien
1piiroe?
8dre unier Serreott 10 lnseouloig
nie ieine groenfinoer. es m1re lhled)t
beItellt um leine berrlife Sh0pfllng!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-22
0ntt gah Dir rtnr muttpr

Mls ou nod ols fleines Gino in Der
8iege lageit, oo beugten li6 iiber oein
gettben giitige Wtutteraueen uno
wet6e 0tutterbanoe sldtteten oeine
&iiien.
Mm Otlltterber5en laglt bu 10 oft,
als Die erIten SrGnen beinen slu9en
entquollen uno WeutterIiebe miegte
oib gum S6lummer.
SeOes 2ddeln begliidte iie, ieoes
Seio ldmer5te ibre Seele, uno ais ou
franf in oeinem 8ettben luglt, 90
laul6te lie poQ Mtuttermeb uuf ieben
Mtem5ug.
Sic lebrte bi6 sic eriten 8orte,
lenfte oeine erlten S6ritte uno fiibrte
oth in ben Sasen ser llnidulo bei=
nem Seilonb gu.
Selige 'Stl1noen maren es, ols ou,
an ibre 8ruit eelebnt, sSbn fennen=
lerntelt, Sbn, Den groBen Meilter
aues 8uten.
8obl Oie idoniten Stunben lparen
es, Die oeine &inbbeit oa erlebte .
Stein unb unberiibrt ibautelt ou ba
Dem Reiniten in oie slugen, unb oein
Ser5 nolte Seine @eee lpanoeln.
Gou 0futtergliid leuhteten oo ibre
augen, Die ibr Seiligites oem Gpigen
ibenfte.
God Dos 2eben flutet uno bronoet
unb laBt feinen unberiibrt. Mud bie
Ginobeit uno Sueenb 5eiet oft itiir-
mlld)e @ellen, l1nb aub bein 2ebens=
ldifflein umiblansen lie. gs famen
Die eriten Sample.
8as bat oa oie Wtutter our6lebt
uno ourdfoitet, pas bat lie eelpeint
uno gelitten unb seopfert fir Did!
slaes fir Die 3ufunft limo um bie
Seele ibres &inbes, alles fir ieinen
Jortibritt unb fir ieine @ipigfeit . . :.
Canals baIt on nihts oapon ber=
itanoen, aber pielleibt fannit bu es
bente ermeiien
2iebe trieb iie baau, enblos grobe
Mutterliebe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-22

SIMMER ituno ibr @ers sir oiien,
aud nenn oas oeine ibr peridloilen
mar.
Nu brau6telt MIR Su fpnmcn, uuO
oles NOR oergeiien, mos "a geiheben
por gu ibrem Ser5eleio.
8eraterin pollte lie sir iein uno
Otittlerin beim Goter uno S0iiterin
oetner Seele uno @egmeiierin auf
Oeinem Bfooe.
Gas alles tot iie nit 10 piel 5eiI-
nubme, nit 10 piel 6ingobe uno ireu=
bigger 9ereiti6oft. Ger Snbolt ibrer
8ebete lparIt ou, ibrer Spier uno
Gntlagungen =.
0tln lteblt ou mitten i'm 2eben uno
balt lie pielleiht uergeiien, oie ibr
Seetes gob, INN bid 81 iiibren uno 81
forOern. @ie nlllB oaa Die Mutter
lhmer6en!
Seinlihe SrGnen Quellen aus ibrcu
Iugen SrGnen pou !Ofutterlpeb uno
Ufutterleio, gan5 anOere GrGnen, OILS
lonlt Die aberdeen lpeinen
SaB lie niht mebr flieBen, oieie
Sranen LAB lie lpieoer leuhten, oie
augen, lab lie lih tpieOer folten, oiele
SanOe 5u WutterOonf uno Ofutter-
legen.
@ott CAB iie sir, oeine Ntutter, ouI
bob on lie ebrelt uno nhteit bis an
Ben lebten oeiner Gage, nodoem lie
lid) geopiert in lelbltloier 2iebe.
Geytrud MddSSeu
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-22

2anolhaftsbilo 'betrabtet. 8ie ein
nnterldieo beitebt 5tpiiben oen Men
lden oes ionlligen Siioens uno oes
falten Noroens, 10 prdgt 1idb oub ser
Gborafter Ser beimotli0en 6lur in
Der <Seelc oes &inoes ein uno ihofft
@eoanfen unO Stilnml,ngen, oie unz
ausloiblid) in Ser Seele perborrer.
gs lit glei6giiltig, ob mir in ser ,Su-
geno ourb oie @eiten oes 8lohfclocs
ld)reiten, ob Der tiefe @olo nit ieillrr
Boelte unlere &eilnat mar, OF mir
uniere @iege oa Iteben botten, mo-
uns Die @ogen bes Wfeeres in oen
Sblaf iangen, ooer ob sic gergrieien
nnb 8letider oes Sohgebirees tGgIih
auf uns uno llnler Gun nieoerblidten.
Sn Der gr5iebune lit nidts obne
8eoertung. Gin fliibtiges @ort, cine
5ufaaiee 9ebdroe fonnen beimlib ins
oinoli6e Ser5 einoringen uno I'M IT'LL
len our i6le6ten 5ruht reifcn. @ie
lebr muB bas crit pirfen, ,uas bon
friiber sSugenO an tdelid por Der
'Seele ltebt. gs muB ia ins 2eben ein-
geben unb lpieoer gum Nusorud fom=
men uno inn 8uten uno 8oien beein=
flullen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-22

0orm, mie Grabmonn ultp., ipdren
mir entriiitet. 60 ober laben mir,
penn au6 nit DEM gmpfinben, oaB
mir unler Seiligites perunglimpfen
laiien ~2ieblid) tont Der Sunefern
Gbor, 8ruoer Sohen betet por!" gs
tit folt unmoglid, oa nidt 5ll lahen,
belonOerS, Denn man iid 10 manGe
Spe5ies bon Sungiern pergegentpar-
tigt. 0ton lit iebr geneiet, 8uid gu
per5eiben, iiberiiebt bos 8ift, oas aus
Ser Gerbobnung oeS Brieltertuns in
oie 9er5en Der 2eienoen bringt, unb
lollte oaraus leruen, oaB bumorpone
Satire Dor beiligen Sohen bolt=
MAIDEN nulB.
Sunlor lit periobneno, neil er aaes
uerItebt. sllles periteben, beiBt aQes
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-22
5uhas ut,h prtrus
&un . r. ). Slng
(6ortieeuug)

Gbriihs fan1te bieie 8eiinnung
Seines lnnerlid bcreits obgefoaencn
Singers gan5 genau. Ginnlul lagtc
Gr allh Dem Suoas obnc Inn d)meife
ms 8eIid)t, lpa5 er lei: yGincr untcr
elld lit ein lcufel," lprnb gr. Suooa
filblte Den Soieb bis ms Snnerlte bin
ein. llno Don bier aus lit o1d Die gan=
sc Ylphologle iencr iurdtbnrcn Scr
rotertat 5u perltebcn, Die SuOna nnh-
Der al 1elnem Nerrn lno Meilter per
llbt bat Suoos bat lunbl bunOert
ltunlne Ilaluge nit Sel1a gebultcr
Mno lib INNER mleoer pnr9eogt: nGr
but ntld) mlt Dem gSurte ,Seufel' ge-
nannt, uno oas @ort per5eibe it Sbll
niht mebrl" SSSuoas froB, ,pie Elm balb-
perbungertes licr, ben SOB in lid)
blneln, lno Oieier @aB mohte BEN ebe-
nlaIlgen Ipoltel gum 9lpoltoten. 9lpo-
ltoten baben nod ME oa1ab gefragt,
ob Der Ereis ibrer Gerrdterei bo6
ooer nleorig lei. ltno 10 perriet oenn
Sllous BEN Serrn fiir oreiBig eleroe
Silberlil1ge. Dab er Don ,Selus furs
Dor 'elnen Gerrat nod einnlul ge-
Dornt poroen Dur, OaB er oen 5reun=
OeatuB gum Gerriter5ei6en mGblte,
ouB tbm Selus i'm lebten 9lueenblide
nod ous Nort rmein 6relno" uno
nantlt Die 9toglihfelt Der Ger3eibunq
ontot, oaB Suoas oafiir feinen Sinn
mebr belaB, Dos ulles maht Sen Ser
rat rm 10 i6auerliher. 0as. SSaageleb
bate lth uusgelpirft I'M Seelenleben
oea Suoas. Ser Satan fllbr in ibn,
Iast Die Shrift. So, es lit ni6t
onoers: luer iib Dem 9oien in irgeno-
elmer Jorm pioerltanbslos iiberlGBt,
IN ben miro 5ulest Der 'Sutan fabren,
l1lO er miro 5ulett alles perfaufen uno
nerroten, 1pas ibm bod lmb beilig
mar.
Aber ih tann BON oiejem 2eben oes
nngliidlellgen 0ianues aus aariotb
nlht sblbieO nebmen, obne nod eill
tlcftrogilhes SdluBbilo 5u 5eihnen.
Gos 6oie @etpiilen lieB sSuoos feline
Eube. 0as 8luteelo bronnte ibm IN
ielnen Sdnoen. gr mari es oen Soben=
prieItern Dor Die 5SiiBe - ober lie
bohnten nur oen balb Hoienben. "a
ltlirdte Suous binaus - er mubte
nl6t, 1pobin. Nur fort itrebte er, fort
bon all Den @egen 1lnb GlGten, oie
lein uerratener 6err nun beaeben
rlRte. Gr ltiirmte oobin ourd oos
Gal Sinnom, er ltiirmte Die slnboben
empor, Die iid) ienieits pon Seruiolem
erboben. Ga nubte er boltmoben. "a
orebte i'm cine unbeimlihe Wa6t ber=
nm, oaB er biniiberieben n1Bte roh
8olgatba. llno er brad, o,fltohneno
mle ein perpunbeter S6ofol, sulamz
men. Ct mano unb friimmte ii6 uno
bib por Ger3Deiflune in oie 641lite
nno roufte iih bos pirre @our. "a
ori!ten auf 8olgatba iab er orei
&reu5e ragen - uno nln nittleren
hing leln perrntener unO nertaufter
Ser lu1b Meilter. llnb Suoos rib lib
Der 8iirtelltrid bonn 2eibe uno er-
hGn9tc iid' am nGditen 8ounolte.
@elh Elm gilo! Griiben ouf @oleotba
bing Ser iterbenoe 8ottesiobn - bier
auf Dem Iderfelo bon @ofeloama bing
als 'Selbltmorber Sein Gerr1ter.
8eld elm 2ebensobidlub zines
0fenifen, Ser iid Den saIeeieeen oes
8oien iiberlieB, Bis es i'm in oie Sic
fen ser Huhloiigfeit uno Genporfen=
belt binabeeriilen battel
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-22

per5eiben, aber nift alles gutbeiBen
- aub onpor mnlb iib Der 9umor
ibarf bitten.
9uulor lit oie Gunlt, Oie @elt 10 al
lebenL oaB trot auer S6otten oas
Sl6t iiberpiegt. Ger &iinitler beoari
traft lelner iiberaus groben gmpfino=
lanfelt lrno plaltilben Bbantalie Die
ler 61bigfeit in belonoerem WtaBe.
Geabalb CAB ibm 8ott Sunlor als
2lequipalent fiir oes glatags sSeileIn,
fir got uno Sorge, fir oie gerit1no=
nlsloligfeit Der sltenihen, oenen er
oient.
9umor lit gebefreuoig, obne 5ll
nebmen, er DetB, man erlpartet alles
8ute Don ibm, fann ooer mill ibnl
aber nihts 5uriidgeben - er l1delt
all6 oariiber.
Sunlor pertrdgt ieoe 8elaltung.
Gr fann nibt uerlorengeben, nur Der
ibiittet meroen. llno menn ou ibn per=
l6littet iein laiien mobtelt, neil ou
iiberbaupt nibts mebr e1npfinoen
miait, 10 grdbt er ii6 ieIbIt aus uuo
iagt Dir ~@uten Dtorgen!", penn ou
Die geabt nod perldngern mobteit.
Sumor lit Ibuuug Ser ltnIterbli6-
felt. Wtan permag nur Damn oie 8e-
frelung oeS ~lleber-oen=G =Gineen=Ste=
bens" 81 errel6en, nenn man lih uls
Elm Welen fiiblt, oas ME bernihtet
lperoen fann, nogen iuBere @emmun>
gen audi nod 10 eroB iein. slaes oos
bin ~i6" ni6t, mein Sd bleibt, Oh
aae @elten periinfen, es beoarf ibrer
nlbt orangt nad Dem @errn ser
Welt, tpeib, Oab oort ieine @rfiiauno
rltbt, unO Oesbalb fann es I'M tieflten
Seio laden, luie es nur unlterbli6e
fonnen.
Sumor eint iid nit @roB5iigigfeit
oes Gbarafters.
Sb es oaber fommt, oaB meibli6e
8elen 10 ielten @umor boben, oaB
man als ~mannlif" perihrien miro,
menn @ott elmer gpastohter rei6en
Segen an Sumor gibt? @eil oas
peibli6e 8eiflebt oft 10 ion1merpoa
tleine Seelen uno 8ebirne bat? neber
5erbrodenes @ei6irr enolos iammert,
aber 5erbrp6ene Ser5en ni6t beod-
tet? 50 germ pergiBt, oaB Die 0inge
fiir ben Weniben ba iino, niht Der
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bon ibnen unterioden l1Bt, anitatt lie
gu beberriden? 9a freilih bat Sumor
feine Seilnat!
gines fam Ser Sumor nidt - e.
fann nift grlat bieten fir oie 2iebe.
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tie lteigert oas 2eben, fiiat es nit
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einen.
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tauiden; er fann nur itiIl Sen Qiebes<
reibtum, ben niemano min, i'm Ser
gen perbergen un6 Iahelno auf Die
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Die frObliditen Epeten.
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