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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-07-12
FRIENDSVILLE
Church News

Church News
Iethodist services for Sunday, July
4, are: Selbysport, $3.50 a. m;
andsvlle, i a. m, and Sang Run,
p. m.
TENDERS of the Methodist Sunday
DOL held a picnic at New Germany
reational area on Sunday July Sth.
he combined Circles of the W. S.
5. met i'm the social room Of the
rch. Mrs. Cecil Schroyer, president,
charge. Mrs. John Holman had
program. the topic being "The
lippines." Circle | served refresh
ITS to II members present.
lev. Curtis Saville, Misses Ellen
g, Joyce Williams, Helen Brenne-
4. Dorothy Frantz, and Thelma
roger attended the sub-district
ting Of the Youth Fellowship at
Oakland Methodist church on
lday evening.
he Sub-District meeting of the
S. c. S. was held at the Hoyes
rch yesterday. A lunch picnic was
we'd at noon. Rev. Curtis Saville
charge of the program and music.
Circle l Postponed
ircle | Of the w. S. c. S. scheduled
July 9th was postponed until in
gust. The meeting will be held at
home Of Mrs. Mary jackson. Crel-
The exact date viii be announced.
Four-H Picnic
he Girls Junior All club held a
Tic at Mill Run on Wednesday,,
18th, with Mrs. Paul Muha,
Ter, in charge.
Executive Meeting
he Ladies, Auxiliary served lunch
}3 firemen of the Executive COM
tee of Allegany and Garrett
MY Firemen association on Sun
July Sth. at Riverside Restaurant
Auxiliary Meeting
he Ladies' Auxiliary met Monday
plans were made to attend the
ade at Fairchance, Pa, on July
n. Mrs. Nina Love and Mrs Made
Metheny served lunch to y mem
Boy Scout Trip
eventeen members Of Boy Scout
OPP As, and leader Paul Muha, re-
ned home Sunday morning after a
k at Camp Potomac, near Old
n. The boys received instruction
winning, rowing, canoeing. arch
woodcraft, and leathercraft. The
owing boys advanced from Tender
to Second class: Jack Humber
Larry Lawson, Jack Frantz, Tom
Friend. Donald Frazee, Jimmy
liams. Kenneth Metheny, Bobby
rphy. Lambert Wright, Billy Capel,
Ross Selby, Jr.
Personals
ed Wheeler is employed at Bruce
w. Va.
.ecent guests of Mrs. Pearl Nc
Tough and family were Mr.. and
!. Ted Hall and sons. Mr.. and Mrs.
.ncis w. Thomas and son, Farm
ION. Pa; Mrs. Betty Weaver and
Charles Evans, Mr. and Mrs
lrles Dicks, Chicago, Ill.
In. and Mrs. Everett NJ. Friend
Mrs. Pearl Mccullough and Jack
Gloria attended the funeral ser
of Mrs. Mary Friend, Cumber-
,rett Sellers at Price hospital. Con
nee Pa.
- son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
)ert Bowser in Uniontown hospital
Saturday. Mrs. Bowser was for
,ly Miss Belnadine Fearer.
Irs. Orpha Sines spent the week
in Hancock, with Mr.. and Mrs
ymond Weaver and family.
hrs. George Nitez and Mrs. Gen,
es were callers in Oakland Monday
nr. and Mrs. Herbert Jones anC
enters Oh DAY toh' ono are SPeiiu
lew Gays win HeI parents, WI
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MI ana Mrs. wayne FRIEND ana
son, of Markleysburg, Pa. were week
end guests Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rolla Friend
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F.. Durham, Mr..
and Mrs. Playford Durham and
daughter, Linda Diane, and Miss
Minnie Durham, Uniontown, Pa, and
Mr.. Wilkinson. East Alilisboro, Pa,
were Wednesday guests of the Dun
ham families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Cover and family,
Windber, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rush and son were Sunday evening
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Rush.
Mrs. John Wallace and daughter,
OF Baltimore, are visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Selby and daugh-
ters spent several days in New Jersey
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reese and
daughter. of Uniontown. Pa; Mr.. and
( Mrs. Orval Rush, Mrs Dick Selby and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hileman,
Gene Spaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hook and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rush and sons. Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Spiker and son were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Watson, Terra
Alta, on the Fourth Of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Sines and
daughters accompanied by her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs John Vitez. ST.,
Of Mil Run. spent the weekend in
Mont Alto, Pa. with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Nitez, Jr.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Murphy and
Mrs. Laurence Friend spent Saturday
{ IN Il .t,I al. y.i1ifnH OF "a
Boy Scout camp near Oldtown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde NanSickle and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Kahl and
sons, and Miss June Broadwater spent
! Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. p. j.
/ kahl, Accident.
Mrs Bessie Frantz and Karolyn
Rush spent Saturday with Mrs. Clyde
/ NanSickle.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mitchell and
children, Of Baltimore, returned home
/ Monday after visit with her parents,
/ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wicklow, Acct
/ dent, and with relatives here.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla Friend returned
home Thursday after being on a fish
+ ing trip on the Potomac River with
relatives.
Miss Eleanor Daley went to Par
. sons Sunday y fn1rnOinCr RI visit with baV
mofhr,. M w a nailav and sister
Cb,,isline
Jack Friend. Cumberland. visited his
Mr.. and Mn: Ralnh WmTnbv and
daugb+er Kave and WI Darrnil VII.
Tams mont fbo ' Weekend IN sever ~
/ with Rev. and Mrs. William Grey
nolde and in baltimore with Mrs. Mae
/ Williams and Mrs Anna StTasinge,.
Mr. and Mrs PIavford Thomas ri
LauobIintown. Pa were THURSDAY
dinner Quests Of Mr. and Mrs Palm
Fike. Tbev all visited Mr.. and Mrs
Allen Fi5e al Mil RIM.
Miss Hazel Schlossnarle left SIM
dav for Rowlesburg. ". Va. to visit
relatives.
Miss Tunp Rroadwater returned to
! Jennings after visit here with Mr.
and Mrs. CLYDE VanSickle.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Guard and Dickv
Evans ratI7nod home afte,. fa,y
weeks visit in Canada.
Nh and Mrs. c. B. Miller and chill
dren spent Sunday in Homecoming with
her mother, Mrs. Hetta Timney, anc
Relatives.
MI. and Mrs. L. {. Oakman and
1ami!F' OF AKRON, Oho' are visiting
relatives mere.
don,l MI to any ,, tll9 oa4eS iLoII et ano
uauE iltt Nh: 'i , ~ 9Pen9 SUNDAY alter-
G ;TT '''' ''''''' " '''>1-ie'' ''e''i ''''0
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralnb Swauge, anf
ldarghter M and Mrs Ward T.;ven-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-07-12
WAC Staff Adds Two

Two additional WAC-WAF' person
mel have been assigned to Martins
burg recruiting headquarters to eXpe-
dite entry of young women into the
military service, it was announced
this week.
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new system and school zones will be
also marked. The new system is call
culated to aid in preventing accidents
involving out Of state motorists as
they will be familiar with the mark
ings.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-07-12

The Shah of han was recovering
from an appendix operation.
Evening star., 1951-12-05

ers and medium bombers. It also
comments that, in the Soviet
Aviation Day show at Tushino last
July, five new swept-wing jet
fighters were demonstrated.
Russia allowed only certain of
her satellites to have anything re-
sembling a modern air force, ap-
|parently choosing to keep tight
control on this highly mobile and
ard-hitting arm Of military
strength, a study Of James indi-
Gates.
Bulgaria, James says, is per-
mitted to maintain an air force
of only 80 planes, of which not
more than 10 may be first line,
with personnel strength limited to
5000. Romania is allowed $50
aircraft. with no more than 100
first-line, and personnel strength
of 5000. Hungary is permitted
the same size force as Bulgaria.
On the other hand, Poland and
Czechslovakia appear to fare bet
ter. although James does not esti-
mate the size Of their air forces.
The Polish air force, the book
says. is organized similarly to the
Soviet air force. All first-line
planes are Of Russian origin, and
many of the senior appointments
in the high command of the Polish
air force are held by Russian
officers.
Evening star., 1951-12-05

on foreign fleets have reported
that at least two all-weather
interoeptor types are now in use
by the Red air force.
(The extensive radar equip
ment in all-weather or night
fighters is used for locating hos
tile bombers and for automati-
cally aiming guns or the plane
itself. in the case of fixed gun
mounts, at the target.)
James also reports what els
probably the first really success
full" Soviet jet bomber. The pub
lication believes this plane is
designated as the TU-10, designed
by Andrei Tupolev, who also
copied the American B-29 to pro-
duce what the Russians call the
TU-4 strategic bomber.
The TU-10, as described by
James. appears to be a light
bomber.
Significantly, 1t is reported to
have been put into service by the
Soviet air force in Eastern Ger
many. The function Of a light
bomber is to support ground
troops by closeup bombing or at
tacks on rail and highway supply
routes of enemy ground forces.
The publication discusses the
widely used in the Korean
var against United Nations fight
Evening star., 1951-12-05

The Czechoslovakian air force
went through a major reorgan-
ization after the Communists
seized power in 1948. with purges
in the senior commands. The set
up now appears to be an air force
OF several corps, the corps con-
stituted Of air divisions made up
of air regiments.
Three Major Units.
The Soviet Unions own air force
is composed Of three major units:
l. A support force (the largest
of the three. directly under army
command and whose planes in
clude ground assault, light bomb
ers, reconnaissance and intercept
tor fighters.
2. A home defense force for pro-
lection of military centers and big
cities. In addition to jet fighters
and all-weather planes, this force
operates anti-aircraft units.
3. The strategic bomber force
Qike the home defense force an
independent organization). James
says 1t uses the "multi-engined
heavy bombers. such as the TU-4."
In addition to these organiza-
tions. Soviet air power includes
gliders. transport planes and para
chute troop carriers, attached to
the army and deployed In the
field as situations require.
Evening star., 1951-12-05
By Elton G. Foy

Associated Press Military Affairs Reporter
The Russians, with an eye on
the growing capability of Ameri-
can long-range bombers to strike
in darkness or storm at high alti-
tudes, are Fastening to get all
weather interceptor planes into
the Soviet air defense system.
This was pointed up today in
information contained in the new
ly published edition of James "All
the Worlds Aircraft" a privately
published manual on planes. 1t
comments:
Russian development of night
fighters appears to have been
rather desultory. but in 1949 or
early 1850 there became known
the existence of a twin-jet, swept
wing fighter of modern concep-
tion. 1t is credited to Lavoch-
kin (Semyon A. Lavochkin. a So
Wet aeronautical designer) though
this Is not certain.
May Garry Two.
"This fighter has been said to
be a single-seater, but in view of
the fact that a good deal of radar
is housed in the nose it is possible
that there may actually be ac-
commodation for a second crew
(Some other aviation experts
Evening star., 1951-12-05
Charles Town Church Plans
1OOth Anniversary Service
Speeiol Dispoteh 10 The Star

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va. Dec.
6.-Members of the congregation
of Zion Episcopal Church here will
celebrate the Tooth year of the
present chuch building Thursday.
The celebration will begin with
q banquet in the parish house at
which the Right Rev. Beverley
D. Tucker, bishop of Ohio, will be
the principal speaker.
8 A service of worship has been
arranged for Sunday with the
Rev. Cornelius c. Tarplee, former
rector of Zion Church, now of st.
Paul's Church. Lynchburg, Va,
as the preacher.
Following the service a corner
stone will be laid, giving the dates
of the three churches which have
stood on the site of the present
building. No evidence of a cor
nerstone has ever been found.
Evening star., 1951-12-05
Joyce Mathews Named In Rose Divorce Suit

Miss Mathews, the former wife
Of comedian Milton Berle, had no
comment on the papers fled in
State Supreme Court.
The names Of Rose and Miss
Mathews have been linked since
last July. when she cut her wrists
in his midtown apartment.
Evening star., 1951-12-05
y The Associated PrNss

BY the Assoeiofed PrNss
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Swim-
ming star Eleanor Holm Rose
formally named blond actress
Joyce Mathews yesterday as the
correspondent in her separation
suit against Billy Rose, the show
man.
Evening star., 1951-12-05
Korea GIs Have 81 Papers

MUSAN, Korea. - Eighty-four
newspapers are published by
United States Army units in Ko-
rea and distributed regularly to
the troops. ..-.....
Evening star., 1951-12-05

Westinghouse Clothes Dryer dries full load Of clothes
oow drying blows clean air directly the cIote
fresh and Exclusive DDo control lets dry clothes way
you 1en-domp dry for ironing, bone dry for folding!
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Dpttttnd1!
Son Or. 5. 6 I ms

armen 0fann an5ll3etecn! ct bate
Dos Gedt, Sic Eoliseibunoe auf mcine
Spur beten 5u laien - aber Sic
Boli5eibunbe baben ein 1pdrmeres
Eager aIs id)! Serr 9lmtsribter, es
fann nid)t iein, oab id) 10 geitroit
lueroe!" Gabei liefen bie 5rdnen Dem
sllten in Sen tieien Slnaerfurhe'l
Ser blallen 8onsen berunter.
Iber ser tSprub tcs Ritters mar
unerbittlid). Sour lab Ser Amtsrihter
am slbeno ienes 8eribtstages oabeinl
in ieinem mornlen 3immer uno Itarr.
te in oie iingenoe @lut. ltno ais 0ie
Ialte &ausbdlterin fon, um @ol5i6ei-
te aus bem 1poblgefiiuten Sol5forb
nud5ulegen, oa eab er ibr 8efebl. oas
Jeuer a,1sgeben su laiien uno aht
Gage lang in ieinem Irbeits 5inlmer
fein Seller an5uidiiren. so lab er
bann cine ISOLDE Iang in ser 5ielnli6
enlpfinblideu &dlte bieies &alunes
inb ertrug ben ;Sroit, Ser linn matt
DIES Weal oie !S1noe beim Sbreiben
eritarren lieb. uno bad}te an einen
Wenihen, BEN er berlrteileu mubte,
obtpobI linn babel oas !Ser5 seblutet
batte. Ct idrieb ein @naoengeiud fir
BEN 8erurteilten uno erreifte einen
betrdhtliben StraferlaB fir i'm.
Mber als er ben aug bem @efdnsnis
gntlafenen bann aufiubte. oa n,uBte
er Die 8itterfeit erleben, baB i'm Ser
|berbitterte alte Mann nit barte,l
@orten bon ieiner giire tpies uno ibm
nadrief, ipenn er iest Sunoe bate,
piir6e er iie oem 9errn Mmtsridter
nabbesen, 6ab er ninrmer tpieoertd-
me.
@in11taI ieoo1 trafen oie beiben, Ser
Snglobner l,nb oer anltsri6ter, tpies
Der 5ulann,en. Das mar OIL einem
Wintertag nod I'M ndnnlihen syabr.
Die @elt par 10 tp1tnberpou ,peit unb
Deih ei,,gebiiIlt in Sd)nee un6 Sdnee
ltn6 Shnee, bob ser Mnrtsribter ieis
1ten Spaaiereans Biz gum naben
@uIbe ultsbebnte. Sort traf er Den
Gogl0bner, n,f einem nit geianunel-
tenn DiirrboI5 unb 8eiiig belabenen
SanbibIitten iite,t6. nnibeiue,to bon
elmer pIotlihen llebelfeit ober foit
elmer Ieihten Obnr,adt befaIlen. Ser
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-02-03

Gon ieuem Gage jeines erlten 9e
iuhes an mar Damn Der Nmtsridtel
| falt tdglid su ieiuen greilen sSreun
BEN unb 5rellnoinnen gefon1men. -
Gor Sabren beiano iib unter Ser
Hfriinonern ein arner, alter Gag
lobner. Gem batte ser slmtsribtel
burb ieine 6iirlprahe Sic 8friinbner
itelle in oielem @olpitale neridafit -
uno ib mill eud er5ablen, tpie bas ge.
fon1men mar. Ser @runb baau lag
Fald in einem "bennoh!", Sos bel
Imtsri6ter botte ipredeu niilien
oSer pielmebr in einem 5ipeilnalige,
~oennod!" - l,ro beioenlal mar e
linn idtuer eefalen bieles fleine
8ort gu iagen.
Sener alte Saelobner ltanb eines
Cages por oem Mmtsribter als sln.
geflagter ipeeen OiebitabIs I'M gliid.
fan. Ser arnle, ulte damn botte obne
sSroge in ser Scot gebanbelt. Mber oer
&ibter muBte iein critics bartes .oen,
nob!" iagen = er n,,Bte ben slns
geflagten perurteilen an Der bobel
Strafe, Sic nod benz @eiet a,1f Gieb-
itabI I'M &iidfuu gelett tpor. Nad
benz 8eies oas nun einnraI nidt nad)
Rotiuen urteilen fam, ionoern nl,r
nab Ser dl.beren Tat.
Mls ser Mngenagte lein l1rteiI ber.
nabn1, 90 bielt er Die beiben aittern-
ben Sdnoe trie beldhp0ren6 in 6ie
@obe: ~Das lit nidt n6eIid!" riei
er ei,trr,aI iibers am1eresltaI. ,Serr
Mmtsri6ter, bas iit nidt moglid!"
ltno oann iob er faiiungsIos ,t,lO
,Dirn1nerno Dor iih bin. ,9err Mmts-
ri6ter," fagte er Damn, Isle babe,,
einen tuarrlen Sfen in Ser St,tbe -
aber i6 batte jbon aht Gage lang
fein Jeuer mebr! sic tpiiien nidt, ,pie
es IN elmer fenhten uno faIten Gag
l0bnerit1,be tit, mo oie 5eniterIdeiben
aerbroden unb NIT Bapier berHebt
fin6 uno Der Wi1o burb b,lnoert MiIie
gebtl Sa, if babe frenroes @ut ge-
1tonrmen. SD babe in Der geadt einen
Sad Roblen beingetrneen! Mber ser
reide Mann, Ser iteinreibe &pblen-
ban6ler. fGbrt 6esspeeen im,aner nod
in ieiner Autfhe nit ben @,ummirei-
fenl Gr batte bos 9feht, mid alten,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-02-03
DaH Trtt maria;i Et1t,tr1pE

Ser @ottesn,utter ibr bie araft Grille
ben miro, ibr Girr6 al einem @ottes-
ftnoe sn maiden unb 3u er5ieben.
8abrbaft religioie @erte Ihtpinoen,
1penn eine Wi1itter nneint, iib po,, oie-
lem 8raude Der Mrsiegnrng freir1a-
hen 5i fonnen. @enn bie Dtutter
nidt 1nebr bos 2iht oes religioien
2ebens ent3iinoet uno INNER auf Elm
Neues bas OeI nahfiint, oann mub
oie Meligion ihspinoen nlts Der So
miIie. Wenn iie aber eana binabiteist
in Die @ebetn1niiie oes @loubenS,
ipenn tie beeierig Die 9ano Ser Stride,
Die alleinige uno tpnbre 5iibrerin 1T
oieien 'Sahen lit, ergreift, Damn 1piro
ipieoer Elm gla,tbensitarfes @eidlebt
beranpahIen, uno ba5ll mill Mari1
2iftlneB beionbers beitroge,1.
Sir ote often Deutiben mar Ma-
ria 2idtrueB Elm Gag eriter !Srbnune.
.SSn tStaot uno @ano 5og man NOR.
gems 5ur 2idtpro5eiiion, INN sic
2idtn1eBfer5e apeiben su laiien, Die fir
oas ganse fonrmenoe ssabr eine groBe
8eoel,tllng baben ioIlte. Sic tpar sic
@etpitters 1n1o Sterbefer5e uno oas
bette 'S6ustnittel bel Seuhen il,,o
fottitigen @efabren ol,r6 1,nbeimlibe
Natl,rge,palten. Selbit nod our Seit
Ser &efor,nationsfdmpie, aIs oie Mn=
banger Ser ne,len 2ebre u1lh gegen
Die 8raube Ser Stride apiiteten uno
oas 2idt1neBfeit nbidafften, fonnte
ser gelebrte 2utberoner Ebon,os Nao-
eeorgus in1 pierten 8ude ieines
.&egnum Bapiitifrlm" beri6ten, Sic
le 2ibtlneBfersen ieien tatl1bIif gut
~gegen ltn,uetter, D1rnonen, Nodt-
geilter, Soeel 1lno 9feif". Sic magi-
id)e &raft oieier gelpeibten Serge ,plr=
De glei6 am Ibenb oes 2i6tmebtages
entfaltet. gsah einem 8ebet n1adte
Der 5omilieuGlteite nit ibr iiber ieoen
ein5elnen ISmtsgenoHen oas beilige
&reu5. 0us @eiinoe ienete iid nit ibr
audi tpobl bas' Sa,tptbaar an. 9ann
5og 1nan feierlid ourd Saus unb
Stan, Inn &alln,e 1lno Siere nit oem
beiligen 2idt in &reu5esforn1 5lt leg.
men. Sen Sieren brannte man glei6s
fails oas &opfbaor an ,no lieB Damn
auf oieler Steue elm Sropflein bon
bent 1pu,t6ertdti9en 8ahs fallen.
Sann ging's on sic 8eri6el,h,lug
bes l1nge5iefers. ss,n erleu1teten
Mmerita beIteben oieie alten @ebr6u-
he ni6t mebr. 2eioer! Sier per!dBt
lid Ser 5armer 1nebr al1i bon Nen-
iben erflllloene Setlmittel uno ,sn:
leftenplllper als auf 8ottesapeibe uno
Die 'Segensfraft ser Stride.
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oenen lie i6on boll ,Sl,eeiro al au5lt
groBe 6reibeiten erIaubten, ioIt olle
Dtadt uub ginfluB perIoren. Der
jl,nge Mann, ser iib's in oen 9opi
8eiett bat, IN Der 5erne iein ioges
nanntes @liid 81, iuden, miro bos
@lternba,ls, bas ibln nid)t mebr gebo=
ten bat, als 1pie oas r,dtite bette Soft
balls, 1eihten Ser5ens perlaiien, uno
Denn er crit einnaI oen SUB iiber sic
S6pelle geIett bat, fommt es gor
nl6t 10 ielten Dor, oaB er ans 2ieb=
loiigfeit ober ,pobl aus uerltedtent
Sros, neil er in ser sSrembe nidt oas
gef,nOen. mas er iib ertraumt bate,
ni6ts mebr bon iif) boren lGbt.
Ser oerlorenen ODER berlhoucner
Sobne sibt es deioer 81 pielen Gait
lenoen in ,nierem 2anoc. 3u cben 10
pielen Saulenoen gibt es abcr uud)
arme Mtutterber5en, sic in longen
idlafloIe1l Rdbten ibrer uno hires
Sobnes SdidlaI geoenfen. Sic ollc
nlilllet, ldaDer oafiir biiBeu, hab iie
ibren Sinoern ieiner5eit nift Elm
Seim I'M ihonlten tSinne oes @ortes
bereitetelt, Elm 5eim, oos oen &inoern
nidt MIR Sboad) uno GerpFlegung
bot, ionoern ibnen sur tral,ten St1tte
tpllroe, luo ite aus ser rallben, folten
8elt beinlfebreno, iih an ein nit al
len ibren 8eoonfen unb Bl6uen ipobl,
pertrautes unb teilnebmenoes Mt;lt=
terber5 l6mieeen founten, BEL oem iie
Iider tparen, itets ber5li6e anteiinob-
me an ibrcm @eibide 5u finoe'l."
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einen oerlorenen Sobn in Gorge iinb.
leine geltGtiel,ng uno cntDiillt oicie
eriGredeno bobe 3abl aud elm trair.
RIGGS Bilb bon serfa5cenell Samilien.
perbdltnilien, Don 3anf uno Strei:
unb Dor allem Don ienenl ibon 10 oft
heflagten Wongel an eegenleitlgem
Sertrauen ut0 gesenleiti3er I,ls-
iprade i'm lanoeslaufigen Slntilien.
leben. 8ie piele Seine gibt es, mo
bie ACKNOWLEDGEMENT &iuber niebt als
folbe, ionber,t eber als ,8oaroers' le-
ben, Ole in ser sSriibe nab eingenom>
melten1 DaItigen Sriibitiid oas Sous
obne 8rub perlaiien, na6 eetaner
Sagesarbeit am slbeno tpieoerfebren
lmo gerabe nur 10 lange peripeilen,
Inn oas Ibenoeiien 5u ii6 5u nebnlen,
iid ein apenig ,auf5l,oreiien' luno Damn
wieber ibre eigeuen 8ege al geben.
Die Gflege iener eolen pereoelnoen
Sduslidfit, mo- gltern uno ainber itb
na6 SiI6 eiu .penig ouspla,loern, no
Ser Sobn bon ieinen 3lfu1ftsproief-
ten iprift uno sic Sodter Sen 2ebren
ser Waltter' laltidt, lit leioer IN gar
81 pielen Seinlen, oie bieien i6onen
Nannen iiberbaupt niht nebr peroie-
men, iolrbern SIT Boarding So,,ies
berabgellnfen itnO, nidt rnebr art5rl-
treffen.
~9ie Gltern baben 5llneiit feline
Ibnrng bapon, mas fiir 8ebanfen in
ben iltgenblih unerfabrenen aopfen
ibrer erlpadienen &inber brauen, uno
baben ibren SproBliugen gege,liiber,
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Inter oieier ueberlbrift entlpari
Dor langen Sabren cine umeritanilbe
3eitllng in einen reoaftionellen slui-
late oas ,,a6Itebenoe treffenoe 9ilo
iiber oas Ianoesiiblihe 5anilienleben.
Son eineln lofalen greigniIie ausse-
bend, 1pie ioI6e in elmer @roBIta0t
alltagli6 leioer iid mieberboler,
ibrieb ser &eoaftcur oes 8Iattes:
~8eld id)aperes 2eio piele 0fen-
i6en beintli6 nrit iid berunltragen,
obne odB oft tire na6Iten Sreunbe
ettpas baoon abnen, 1puroe ourb sic
S5enen III einen bieiigen 2eidenbe-
Itattlnngsetabliife1nent, apo bie 2ei1e
zines Inn Sbio =JluB ertrunfen uufge-
fun1enen illngen Mannes aufgebabrt
apar, offenfl,,toig. Zen ear3en Sag
berrI6te Elm &onunen ,,nO @eben Don
Miitteru lno 8dtern nn6 Sbipeltern,
Die 5ageu6en Shrittes an oie 8abre
9erantruten, ,,n iid angipoIen Ser
gems Ole @eapiBbeit gu peridafien, Oh
es niht am Grtbe Der lang perniBte
Sobn refpeftine Bruoer lei, Ser BORT
10 itarr 1un6 falt log. geibt ,peniger
ais oierunb6reibig Herionen - fiinf-
nno5Dan5ig Miitter, iieben gdter 1,no
aapei Shmeitern - batten ii1 an Ole
fem einen Soge in ser 2eibenballe
eiitgefun6en. INN einen banget Blid
auf Die 3iige 6es Gotten a,l 1perfen.
&opflhiitteln6 batten lie ii1 tpieoer
entfernt. Bis 6anu enolih cine Weut-
ter an ole 9otenbabre berantrat ,lno,
in einen Beinfranrpf ausbrebenb. Die
2eihe dls sic ibres berjdouenen Sob
mes ertanKte.
~Dei 6iefer ei,ten Meutter lit oie
idredIihe llneeapiBbeit iiber 6as
Sdidlal ibres &inoes ser nidt min.
Der idredlihen @epibbeit getpiben,
un6 fuit modte man bieicn MbibluB
elmer Erago6ie sen oft iobre-, ia NIT
lnter lebenslnng allGle,t6en 3tpeifeln,
Die am Ser5en 10 bieler ar1nen Weiit-
ter nngen, bor3ieben, 6eren ,Sobne
emit final,sgesogen lin bic sSerne, mo-
oas @liid iit'. Gie bange 0rase: 2ebt
er ODER 1T er DieIeidt ibon tct? bat
ibre 2oiung eefun6en uno oas fid NIT
allen nt6gliden ShredensbiIoern Der
Bbantniie abqudlenoe Neutterber5 per-
mag CUR Mube al to1nmen.
.Das Sprihtport: .llntcr iebem
Doh 1T elm Md', finoet in Ser boben
8aE Der Mrbertuan6ten, Die alle um
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idrieb iein slbibieosgeiuh: er fonne
NIT 9tiifIift airf Die 3abl feiner
Gienitiabre 1lm lei1te Ben1ionieralng
bitten, aber er babe Dem Stoate gerne
nod ein poar SsSobre bienen 1pollen.
Gennod - tpenn man i'm Dor oie
@abl Iteaen 1polle, elm In1t nieoer5lt.
leee,1, in Dem er entbebrlib iei ooer
arme, alte Menlhen elmer ibnen I'M
entbebrli6 ge,poroenen 2ebensfrelroe
5lt beroltben, 10 bite CT untertdnbgit
- lno 10 fort.
9as Geriion5gciud ipuroe se,,efj-
mlgt.
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