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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-08

Scio Eoser music by oil the choirs in oil the churches
Of Key West will mor the Observance of Euster Sunday
row. the pastors announced todoY.
The eorliest Sunday sunrise services the
Key West Novol Soton und Monroe County Beech
the members Key West Ministerial Association ore OBJ
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-08
SPORTS ron THE BARBER

CHICAGO.-(P).-Henry Kip
phut, in his so years as a barber
has learned a lot about CONVEX
sational inclinations of customers.
Nine out of ten" he says,
like to talk about sports"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-08
Us
Ki,odnidt,s Urge
Easter .SerUice
attendance

The Kiwanis International
Club Of Key West urges all
citizens of this community
this year to observe Easter at
the sunrise services to be
held at Monroe County
Beach.
Since the Kiwanisias be-
lieve in religious education
as a means of perpetuating
Democratic freedoms. the
local chapter endorses the
program of the Ministerial
Association in providing this
most popular and appropriate
inter -deronlinational Easter
sunrise service and urge all
citizens to give it their
hearty support and attend
ance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-08
Are Sin, Disease
And Death Reel?

Are Sin, Disease. and Death
Real?" is the subject of the Les
son-Sermon which will be read
in Churches of Christ, Scientist,
throughout the world on Sunday,
April 9.
The Golden Text is: IN the
way of righteousness IS life; and
in the pathway there of there is
no death" prov. 1929.
Among the citations which
comprise the Lesson Sermon is
the following from the Bible.
Call unto me and / will answer
thee, and snew thee great and
mighty things, which thou know
est not Behold, I will bring
it health and Acure, and I will
cure them. and will reveal unto
them the abundance of peace and
truth" Ger 1913, g.. b
The Lesson Sermon also. in-
cludes the following passage
from the Christian Science text
book, Science and Health with
Key to tn Scriptures, by Mary
Baker Eddy: How can a Chris
tan, having the stronger evil
dence of Truth which contradicts
the evidence Of error, think of
the latter as a real or true; either
in the form of sickness or I'M sin?
All must admit that Ehrfstt Is
the way Of truth, and the life
and that oinnipotent Truth GER
taihly does destroy error" $3.50.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-08

Sonia Henie, skating champion,
born in Norway, 81 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-08

discussion tomorrow at II a. m,
in the Christian Science Society.
H. Williams of the Watch
tower Society viii make a pub
lie address at II a. m. tomorrow
in Kingdom Hall.
The Rev. D. T. Newman, pas
tor of Glad Tidings Tabernacle;
the Rev. Willie Lyle, pastor of
the Church of God and w. c.
Collins of the Church of Christ
will occupy their respective pull
pits tomorrow.
There viii be an open air
meeting tomorrow at II a. m, in
West Poihciana by Macarthur
Mission. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-08

Gates Of the Temple" by Fanny
]. Crosby.
Hymn: Christ Arose." by Rob-
ert Lowery Congregation and
High School Chorus.
Prayer: Rev. Eldon Simmons,
Pastor of Ley Memorial Metho-
dist Church.
High School Chorus: Unto the
Woods My Master Went by
Sidney aLnier. Directed by
Thomas Whitley.
The New Testament Account
Of the Resurrection. by Rev.
George NJ. Ray. pastor, First
Baptist Church. a.
Hymn: Christ the Lord is
Risen Today" by Charles Wesley.
Congregation and High School
Chorus
Sermon. Rev. Ralph Rogers
pastor First Presbyterian Church.
Anthem Sing Aloud" by E.
X. Heyser. High School Chorus,
directed by Thomas Whitley
Benediction: Rev. G. Leon
Wells, pestor First Methodist
Church.
go Tell My Deciples," will be
the subject of a sermon to be
delivered tomorrow morning by
the Rev. Ralph Rogers, pastor of
First Presbyterian Church. In
the evening the Rev. Mr.. Rogers
will discuss with the Young Peo-
pie, we Believe"
There viii be i Youth for
Christ Rally tonight at 7:30
o'clock In the first Methodist
Church, Rex Hess. director an
nounced today.
Are Sin, Disease and Death
Rest?" will be the subject of a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-08
5OOO-Year-Old
Cemetery Dug
UpInCanO

CAIRO, Egypt.-(P.-The bus
mess of digging up mun.mies in
Egypt seems to have reached the
mass production stage. Our oper-
atives in Cairo report that a five
thousand-year-old cemetery has
come to light-if that's the way
to put it.
And archaeologists have ex-
cavated more than 5000 num-
mics. Not one of them moved.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-08

Margaret Aver Barnes of
Chicago, novelist, born there, "a
years ago.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-09-01
Poultry Department
BUILT-UP LITTER IS GOOD
PRACTICE FOR MONTANA
RM IL y CILEHMAN


good practice for Montana?-Mxss
c. D.. Pondera County.
A. Yes it is a perfectly good pra@-
tice for Montana poultrymen, if they
handle it correctly. Of course that II
is a pretty big one and the practice
won't work if you do not hands,
everything correctly.
In the first place it is no use 30
try to use built-up litter unless yoa
have a well ventilated house which
is properly insulated. With poor VEN
ti1ation you are going to have wet,
sloppy house no matter what you do
But if you have a house that =
adequate and you really take in
enough fresh air to keep the house
well ventilated (you know so many
people begin to shut up hen house
as tight as day coach as soon as tina
first frost hits), then you can talk
about how to run built-up litter.
First off you have to start tkse
process early in the fall. Most posaz-
trymen using built-up litter cRear
out the old hens and thoroughly dis
infect the house, then house the psas-
lets and start the built-up litter.
Only a small amount of litter u
put on the floor to begin with When
this thin covering becomes wen
broken up, more litter is added and
stirred thoroughly into the broken
up litter already ON the floor. This
is the mistake so many make. They
just add litter and do not stir. Tha
trick is to have the stirring. Each
week or 50, OF when the litter all
gets broken up, more fresh is added
until you get litter which is aboszk
to inches deep. Then the litter
must be stirred almost daily.
Deep litter is not a practice for
lazy man. It really takes as much
time as does weekly cleaning. Wen,
not quite as much. But it does save
on the litter bill
The most important thing abosz$
built-up litter is that kindly bae-
terial action sets in much like the
action in compost heap. Germs do
not live well in the media. There
fore in properly managed buift-up
litter you actually have healthier
birds.
Also with the built-up litter q eex-
tain amount of vitamin BIZ is created
and animal protein factor, which NOD
only keeps the birds in better health
but actually fortifies their feed. Alss
in a well built-up litter you have 4
better insulated house at the floos
level The house is warmer.
/ know I sound like an old tfnss
medicine man hawking my wares
but am enthusiastic about trul,
functioning built-up litter. OF courr
you have to watch out for wet spot
around water fountains and remov
the wet litter. Also if some of it be
comes caked, remove the packe,
spots.
Sometimes we find it necessary :
add some lime under the best lite
management. In Idaho where the
have done some experiments, the
suggest Is to Is pounds of slacke
lime per 100 square feet of hoe
space, depending upon conditions.
Probably Ohio has done the mos
work on built-up litter; they eve
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-09-01

: the litter with an ammonia spray
does destroy coccidia.
But they caution against taking
chicks that have been raised in bat
teries and dumping them on built-up
litter at 3 or 4 weeks of age. They
are sure to come down with bad
case of coccidiosis in that case. They
figure that with small amount OF
coccidia present, the chicks raised on
the built-up litter from the start de-
velop a certain immunity.
In recent bulletin from Ohio
they gave some figures of birds
raised on different kinds of litter. I
think these figures would interest
you.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-02-04

needs only to conform to minimum
standards to the extent necessary
to make the building safe and sani-
tary.
The largest loan for minor re-
pairs will be $1,000 and the largest
grant $500. No more than 81 900
total loans and grants may be OBJ
tanned for this purpose. Applica-
tons may be made at the county
office of the Farmers Home adj
ministration. The county supervisor
will help the applicant determine
which type Of loan is best suited
for his needs.
Negro leaders and organizations,
it was pointed out, can be of
enormous help in urging that quail
fled applicants visit the County
FILA offices and find out about
the housing program. Advice and
information about the program
will be given by the extension SER
vice in the various counties. Other
agencies who are cooperating in
the housing program are Agricul-
tural Research administration
which will make the necessary re-
search and technical studies; Bu-
reau of Agricultural Economics
will develop economic research on
needs and costs.
L. j. Washington of the Farm
Ownership division, Farmers Home
administration, Washington, D. c.,
led the discussion which developed
many questions regarding eligibili-
ty and ways to prevent alleged dis
elimination in making loans, the
need for increased Negro personnel
in the state and county offices,
technical aspects of the loan MAX
ing procedure, and other problems
considered essential to making the
program serve the needs of all the
people on an equitable basis.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-02-04
Jackson Apartments One OF First In
State Built For Colored Families With
FILA. Loan Open For Inspection Sunday

The Jackson Apartments offers
the last word in better living from
the spacious grounds to the COM
fortably designed interiors.
Each apartment has plastered
walls papered in richly colored dec
orators wallpaper with different
design paper in each unit.
Downstairs apartments feature
concrete floors while the upper a.
partments have floors Of finished
oak. The rooms are connected by
a service hall, which has a large
storage closet. Opening off the hall
is the bedroom and modern bath
room. The compact kitchen opens
off the living room and has built
in cabinets over the work surface
and inlaid linoleum or the floor
and on the counter surface.
Outstanding features are the au-
tomato hot water heater, which
provides hot and cold running wa
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-02-04

the lights on in the evening and
off in the morning.
Several of the apartments have
already been rented and others
will be ready for occupancy as fast
as the buildings are completed.
Floyd A Jones, rent manager,
has an office on the grounds where
full information is available con-
corning the apartments and where
applications for apartments can be
made.
The colored people of Jackson
are urged to come and see these
new and modern apartment units
Sunday from 1 P. M. to P. NJ.
Attendants will be on the grounds
to show visitors around, take them
through one of the apartments
which has been completely fur
nished to show how comfortable
living can be in the Jackson Apart
ments.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-02-04

ter, the central gas heating unit,
and the completely modern bath
room features.
In addition, the apartments have
plenty of electrical outlets for
plugging in lamps, appliances and
radio, as well as telephone plug
in the living room for easy install
lation for the telephone.
The grounds on which the build
ings are located will be beautiful
as well as practical. Evergreen
shrubbery is being planted throu-
ghout, and playground areas for
the children has been provided
each building group.
The streets and side walks are
being paved and parking areas are
provided for tenants. An import
ant safety feature is the fact that
the entire project will be lighted by
street lights which are operated by
an automatic switch which cuts
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-02-04

The Jackson Apartments for
colored families, one of MISSISSIPPI
pts first housing projects con-
structed under an FLA Insured
Mortgage, is almost complete and
will be open for inspection, Sun
day, February 5 from 1 until 6
p. m.
One of the eighteen buildings,
which are located at 1929 Maple
Street west OF Bailey Avenue, will
be open for inspection, and the
colored people of Jackson are in
vited to come out and see the mod
ern apartments available in this
project.
The eighteen two-story buildings
contains 1876 apartments which will
be rented at low monthly rates of
$31.00 for one bedroom apart
ments, and $4,000 for the two bed
room apartments. Water is includ-
ed in the monthly rental price.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-02-04

officer, FILA; L. Her.
bert Henegan, information special
list, FILA; Miss Patsy Graves, home
economist, FILA; Reuben Simmons,
administrative officer, FILA; and
w. H. Shell, administration assist
ant, FILA; all of Washington, d.
q
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-02-04

Other workers and resource lead
ers included: Julian Brown, FILA
state director, Montgomery; James
H. Wood, FILA National field
representative, Washington, D. c.;
M. H. Pearson, FILA, Montgomery;
and Sherman Briscoe, information
specialist; S. Douglas Greer, adj
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-02-04
Help Control
Spasnls
That Often Cause
Monthly Terror

SClENI1F1C WAY To EASE
PAIN. CRAMPS
If your terrible monthly cramps
and pain are not organic but are
due to spasms of the uterus-as
they are in many women-try
Cardui to rip those trying days
out of your calendar. Cardui is
not pain-killer. It's just a tested
medicine of medical science which
helps control the spasms that often
bring periodic distress. Taken as
directed, Cardui effects welcome
relief, sometimes does away with
pain and cramps entirely. Thous-
ands of women and girls now trust
to Cardui for marvellous comfort.
So wonderful, costs so little. In
sist on Cardui-at all dealers.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-15
fanillenkreis

re6t, aber baB er burb bas ltebermaB
Der 9rauer iid aur 8erstpeiflung trei'
ben lieB, bas NOR elm neuer Srebel.
gr lieB ni6t bie Gernunft Die 2eiterin
Der 8efiible iein, ionoern er lieB ietne
@efiible bie Serri6aft iiber Die Ser
nunft getpinnen.
Die gernunft aber oarf feline mill
'fiirli6e Serriderin iein; tie mrB 1id
ridten nod Dem gottli6en @eies.
n0ie Surbt @ottes, bas lit Der an-
fang Ser 8eisbeit" (8i. 10, 10Y; ia
rin Der 6urdt @ottes beitebt Die ge-
ian1te 8eisbeit" (Sir. 19, 18). l1no
oie eoelite slufgabe bes Meni6en lit
es, lin @eiebe @ottes su fori6en Gag
uno gadt" @i. /, q, ,.m iein 2eben
nad Dem 8iIen @ottes einri6ten gu
fOnnen uno 10 iein 5eitli6es uno elpi-
ees Slid gu fineen. ~@liidielig Der
Nonn," iogt oarum Ser peiie Sirad
(25, 15), ~gliidlelig Der Wsann, benz
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-15

8naoe? Su Sbm auf oaB @r einsebt
nno NIT Dir IbenomabI bdlt, 1t,tb
iprid NIT Sbm:
3mar bin id boiler Siinoen,
Gin 2amm, bas ii6 perirrt,
3od iieb, i6 lab MIDI finoen
Gon Dir, 3u gutter Sirt.
2aB bib 5uriidbringen bon Sbm 5lt
Seiner Seroe, uno Damn balte oid
treu 5lt Sbm, 0amit ou ni6t nod ein-
mal oid in bie 8iilte perirrit llno 5u-
grunoe gebeit.
ginit miro Seius Seine s6dflein
nod einmal lm Sid iammeln, nm iie
ols Hidter poneinanoer 81 i6eiben.
8ebe @ott, baB ou Damn ni6t febleit
5n Seiner 8ebten, tpenn ser CUTE Sirt
Seine treuen 'Sddflein nit Sid
fiibrt, Inn iie 5u lpeioen ouf ben 8efils
Den oes elptgen SaraOieles.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-15
Gnttra mrrk5rupr
Gpn Or. s. 6 lng
(S6luB)

Ginmal aber (ei1nal nur uno
oo6 - odl einmalD lit cine i6pere
grl6iitterung uu6 0ur6 oielen 6el=
len 8ottes gegangen!
gs NOR in iener 3eit Ser @iiitens
manoerung, oa Slrael murrte Inn ser
gel6Deroen lpillen, bte es' 5ll ertragen
batte, 1tno ii6 5uriifiebnte ra6 ben
Jleil6topfen unb Ben &noblaudh6iii=
leln unb be1l sSeigen unb ben 8ranat=
dpfeln sleepptens. 9as Golf lag 81
&aoes unb bate fem Srinflpaiier
nebr. 9u erbobet lie iid), lln0 iiber
ibre leh5enoen 2ippen funen barte
@orte ser anflose, baB iie bier Der
lhma6ten iollten nit ibren Seroen,
Die rings Inn bas 2aser ldmer5Iid)
oufbriiQten Dor 0urIt. Su eingen
Moies llno Iaron gum Stifts5elte
llno flebten 5llm Serrn. ltno 8ott
CAB ibnen oen sluftrag, nit oe1n
Sta6e @aiier aus einem 6elien 5u
idlagen Dor bem san5en oerianunel-
ten Golfe. llno in iener Stlnrbe
Donfte Die ionit 10 groBe lnb l1n=
erifiitterlihe Seele bes Woles: ser
3Deifel fant iiber ibn.
8oron 5peifelte Woies? - 9ar-
an baB er auf @ottes 8efebl @aiier
aus oem Sellen id)logen f0nne? 9as
batte er i6on einnal pcabrad)t, als
ous Golf in tpaiierloien Steppen 1lno
@Iiten einber5og - Woles fonnte
olio niht oaran 51peifeln, oaB er ol1f
8ottes 8ebeiB bin ein 51peites 0fal
oas sSellentpllnoer tpirfen fonne. Sein
3peifel erbob Sen Nattertfopf geeen
ettpas anoeres - Weoies 51peifelte on
Der 8armber5isfeit 1no Site 8ottes.
Gie groBe @efabr, bie 5umeiIt MIR ole
eroBen Seelen beorobt, iibernarnte
ibn: Der Heiiimism11s gegeniiber iei=
ner ifaperen sllFgube, Der Heliimis-
mus gegenitber Der glusertpablung
i,nb 8elti1nmung bieies 8olfes. Or
itano Dor benz 5elien, lnb feline Sip
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-15

Seilsgeididte ser Wenidbeit tpirb 10
Dem &inoe permittelt, bepor Die itars
fen Sriebe ser Selblterbaltung in ibnl
lebenoig peroen uno es 5ur 2oslolung
aus Dem 8erbono ser elterliden So
mile neranlaiien. Sreten bonn Der
Singing uno bie Sungfrau ms 2e-
ben binaus, 10 iinb tie bereits 10 iebr
NIT oem geiItigen grbe ser Gltern
innerlid berbunoen, oaB Tie it6 gar
ni6t mebr IN rngebiloete @ilbbeit
perlieren f0nnen. Die 8eoonfen llnb
8efiible, oie iittli6en @runoidte uno
8laubensiiber5eugungen ser @ltern
baben 10 iebr bon ibrer Seele 8eiit
ergriffen, oaB iie ii6 ielten tpieOer
gang oapon freima6en fonnen.
Cure glternpflidt lit es, bie leib-
lide bilfloIe Sugeno5eit eurer &inoer
NIT Gifer auf Sic 8efung un0 Iuss
bilbung ibres 8eilteS 5u perpenOen.
8ott bat ellh Sen glnreis oa5u ge=
geben ourd Die nunberiame Solb-
leligfeit Der &inoerieele. @ie Itrablt
lte elld entgegen aus reinen, groBen
Iugen eurer &inoer, Die poQ Staus
men uno 9etpunoerung in sic @elt
ldouen, eu6 lernbegierig naf oem
Sinn uno 3iel Oieies unbegreifli6en
2eben5 fragen! 80 nebmt lie auf
euren SdoB unb lebrt iie nidt BLOB
Dos sleuBerlid)e bon Sen 9ingen Der
lteben, lonOern Dor allem ibren tiefen
Sim 1lno 3tped! Geutet ibnen ieoe
Gflnn5e uno 8lume, jeOes Sier uno
ieOen Stern als @eid)opf 8ottes
llnterridtet iie, boB ni6tS leben uno
geoeiben fann, penn eS ni6t Sen @ei=
lungen Oes S6opferS folgt! 3eigt
ibnen oas an 8eilpielen uno 5iebt bar>
aus oie Jolgerung fiir sic &inoer
lelblt! Gr5dblt ibnen, 1penn ibr Ser
ltanO fortgei6ritten lit, bon Ser Siin=
oen< unO Seilsgei6i6te Der aberdeen
bon Ioam bis Gbriltus unb bon Sen
apoIteln Bis berauf gum Brieiter, ser
in eurer 8emeinoe oeS Seilanbs @ort
perfiinoet uno oie beiligmo6enoen
8naoennittel ipenoet! @eilt iie ourf
geilpiele aus Dem gegenDdrtiget 2e=
ben Ourauf bin 1pie ser Wenl6 an
Seib uno Seele 5ugrunoegebt, apenn
er ii6 nidt in @eIet uno Sronung
uno Die 8ebote @ottes fiigt!
slber reoet nift BLOB quite unO
l6one unO fromme @orte, ionoern
laBt cure &inoer olles 8ute uno
S6one uno Sror1lae nit erlebetL tig=
li6 mitmahen, oamit es ibnen 5ur
Ielbltoerltanbli6en 8elpobnbeit miro! !
Genn nur 10, tpenn Dos Ser5 oes &in=
oes iabrelang gang in iol6en 8eOan=
fen, 8efiiblen uno 8epflogenbeiten
auftpdfIt, Deroen iie linn naf uno
na6 unentbebrli6. Damn miro oas
&ino ipater audi unter Stiirmen 1rno
Ser iu6ungen INNER ipieoer nit tpob=
rem SeimDeb gum @lauben uno ser
2ebensDeile oes glternbollies 5uriid=
febren, 1peil es anbers ni6t gliidlib
iein fam. Oo3 lit oie beilige 8etpalt
ser &inObeit nod iiber oen Mann uno
Oie 6rau; oaS lit ibr tieflter Sinn unb
3iped.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-15
Observation-Disclosures

perlieben 1paro, 8ottesfurht gu
baben; 1per oiele beiiet, 1pem fann er
sleidgelteut meroen?"
gSem aber sic @ottesfur6t feblt,
Ger miro Elm Spielban ieiner 2eiOen-
i6aften, tpie ser if1pa6e Bilatus elm
tpiaenloles 8erf5eug Ser ldreienoen
Wenge tpuroe uno 10 9egen feline BEL
iere lleber5eugung ben i6uloloien
Selus gum Gooe perurteilte. 8eil er
@ott niht fiirhtete, 10 fiir6tete er oie
oreilte 'Weenge; unb 1Deil Die Menge
i'm fur6tiam iab, tprrOe lie nod Orei'
lter unb trieb i'm gum aeuBeriten. -
60 miro Die breilte Wense oeiner 2ei-
oenidaften 1lno 8egieroen gum Ser
rat an @ott treiben, 1penn on 1i6t aus
@ottesfur6t ibr bon Infang Dioer.
ltebir. 2erne bon Silatus, Der aus
einem S6pd6ling Elm 8erbreder
lpuroe, 1lno rgebe beinen 8eliiIten
ni6t nad", ionoern gebe ibnen boran
uno gebiete ibnen in Der 5ur6t oes
Serrn.
8enn bu alio elm gutter !Sirt biIi
in bieiem Sinne, apenn on aa5eit aui
Seiu Stimme BORT, iooft gr gu oir
ipri6t our6 oein @eipiilen, Damn bili
on au6 ein treues @lieo Seiner Ser.
oe, Damn freue oi6 uno banfe Gott oa.
fir, oenn oas lit cine @nabe; bann be,
te aber audi Inn Die 8naoe Ser 8e.
barrli6feit, bamit es itets 10 bleibe BEL
Sir. = @enn bu aber elm berirrtes
S6aflein biit unb ieitber rnebr aui
Die Stimme Der @elt, oes Sleii6es
uno oes b0ien Seinoes geb0rt balt als
auf Die Stimme oes guten Sirten.
tpenn ou in Die @iiite geraten biit ltb
bid in Die 0ornen Ser Siiroen Der.
itridt uno bir Die Seele numb geriilen
baIt, Damn ihau auf! SiebIt bu nibi
Den guten Sirten, tpie gr Dir na6gebi
in Die 8iiite, Inn oih au befreien? /?
Sorfe altf! 6orit bu niht bie Stil1.
me oes guten &irten, Die oi1 ruff unS
lodt2
Sort bu niht, tpie Der quite Sir1
anflopft an oeiner Seele iett,
in oieiem glngenblif nit Seiner
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-15

Grnz5auhrr
gon Spiepbine Wpos

Son Suiepbime Ipos
Sente sins Der 2ens i'm &eildenfram;
9en Sedentues emtlams,
Sein Mngc mar boa SDnnenglans,
Seia Sers npll Sans nnb Slang.
Mns Idleierfeinem @ei6en9riin
8eiuebt ipar iein 8eiuanb,
SIM @inbband) iab man flatternf
Ipribn
Sas blane 8iirtelbanb.
Sab linn tiefbeimlid nadseipirt
@pbl an bes 8ades 2anf,
limb mo iein Snk ben 8rnno beriibrt
9a iprpkten 8lnmen anf.
8laupeilden baudten iiifen 9nft,
Maflieb nnb SamienbidDn,
limb gplbig flimmerte bic 2uft
@pbl iiber Sal nnb S6bn.
Die syinfen iansen bum 8eait
Sbm Subellieber sn:
Slid anf snm 8liitenret9enfeit,
Serrlider Sriibling bn!"
Die 8irfen tpiesten frob Sas Sanpt
ltnb atmeten befreit:
rgalb, Sdtpeitern, iinb mir membe
lanbt
> id6ne, CRIME 3eit!"
Die Sienen idmarmten aus ben
Sans
Dit frD6lidem @einmm,
1tno trngen bulbe 8Dtidaft aus:
r9er liebe 2ens sebt nmM
Der 2ens sebt nm! > 3amberuort,
SOL tiefbeieeltem &lans,
9n t6nit audi mir im Sersen fort
8ie inbelnber 8eiang!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-15

sln ser S6tpelle oes Gelobten Can,
oeS muBte Moies iterben. Nber on
Stelle bes iroiihen Sebniu6tsIanoes,
nod oem er pier5ig Sabre eeiponoert
tuar 5illammen nit ieinen GoIfe, ltno
oas ibm 8ott periogen muBte um
ieines triiben 3tpeifels apillen, gab
linn 8ott sic etpige Seimat. Sein
8rab, bon @ottes Sano ielbit be-
ltilnmt uno oerboreen 5llglei6, lit un-
befanrt pie oos @rab Ileranoers.
SannibalS, Gdiars.
slber iein Name lit I'M Wfunbe Der
&inoer, bie pielleibt nod ni6t gans
periteben, 1pie sepaltig OtoIes 1por
uno tparlln er bus @elobte 2un6 niht
betreten bl1rfte. Dus neriteben bie reif
8elporoenen beiier, bic on ieiner gra=
nitnen Irt itd aufribten fonnen beim
8anbern llnb Sa,hen na6 n&inigen.
lei" ibrer Seele.