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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-11-21
EMERSON News
BY OSCAR SOLES

BY OSCAR SOLES
John Cartrette is visiting his
son, Brit, in Hallsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Duncan of
Clarendon were Sunday visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Duncan.
J. v. Norris, Oscar Soles and
Clifton Norris made a business
trip to Whiteville Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Nealey OF
Marion were weekend visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tompkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Harrison
were Sunday visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. v. Norris.
J. V. Norris visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Soles Sunday.
Oscar Soles and John Clifton
Norris were Sunday visitors of
Mrs. Della Soles.
Ruther Lee Soles and family
were Sunday visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lacy Jordan of Tabor City.
Clifton Norris and Norman
Fowler and a number of others
from here caught a coon Thurs
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruther Lee Soles
were Friday night visitors OF Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Soles.
Willie Tyson spent Saturday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. Ruffin
Granger.
Vernon Hinson has returned
from Milwaukee where he has
been working for sevaral weeks.
Duckery Nealy and son, J.C.
went deer hunting Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Duncan
left Sunday for Rockingham.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-11-21
GuideWay

BY MRS. LESTER LONG
Mrs. R. ]. Long spent Monday
afternoon with Mrs. ]. D. Long
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Faux visit
ed his brother, James Faulk,
Monday night.
Dillon Jacobs was the Wednes'
day night guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Conner.
Visiting MIR. and Mrs. Lester
Long Wednesday night were Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Stocks and daugh-
ter, Betty Gray Stocks and Mrs
Nina, and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Faulk and children.
Miss Estelle Suggs was the
Sunday afternoon guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Long.
Ray Duncan of Portsmouth
Va. spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Dun
can.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-11-21
Lebanon Club
Names Leaders

Christmas Decoration IS the
theme of the Home Demonstra-
tion clubs for the month OF NO
yember in Columbus County. Pro-
iect leaders from the various
clubs attended a training school
RECENTLY and are responsible for
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-11-21

Mrs Alma Fowler, Foods ana
Nutrition; Mrs. Winifred Stout:
Home Gardens; Mrs. Pearl Bass
Home Poultry; Mrs. Hilda Harp
or Home Dairy; Mrs. N. c. Cur
rio Food Preservation; Mrs. Ern'
est Hayes, House Furnishings;
Mrs Elizabeth Walters, Home
Management; Mrs. Hilda Harper
Familv Life; Mrs. Alma FoWier'
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-11-21

giving the demonstration IN their
respective clubs.
Miss Thelma Currie gave the
demonstration for the Lebanon
cl,,h which met in the Currle
home Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Thelma Currie, president
presided and named the follow
ine project leaders to serve the
new fiscal year. They include:
Evening star., 1951-11-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
3 BEDRMS. 500

situated on nice lot in Falls
kit. 8 bedrms., bath. utility rm
~ 1st trust. Avail 30 days. C. l.
HANOWEL CO. Realtors. FA. 5777
Evening star., 1951-11-04
$2,500

9Z Z,0UU
Cash down payment will buy this Q
bedroom, eXpansible- Cape Cod
located in nearby Arlington on lot
5oxl20. Only 3 blocks from Lee
blvd. block from elementary
school. Some of the additional fea-
lures of this home include living
room, separate dining room, equipped
kitchen. Full price only S13950.
YEONAS REALTY
GIL. 2l0O Realtor. OK. 1o4:
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
SAVE 80 son

BY going miles out Lee hwy. from
Falls Church to Fairfax. va.-3 bed
rms. e large). 13x22 living room
Sxl4 kitchen, tile bath, hall. So, ,450
cash, $50 a month. Total price.
$l3,450. Vacant. Possession on
Evening star., 1951-01-28
7 own and Country Folk

Senator, who is a beautiful horse
woman and dancer, is going to
find four months in a cast dull
going, but we bet she'll find some
way to enliven the scene.
This really happened in a psy-
chiatric clinic here. A psychiatrist
was gently questioning patient,
while other psychiatrists and stu
dents jotted down the questions
and answers on their pads. The
psychiatrist has just asked the
boy. who had been brilliant stu
dent, if he ever heard any unusual
sounds in his head.
why, yes, I have" he replied
instantly, and the poised pencils
began to write. "Only this morn
ing my head seemed to be filled
with a terrible racket-a pound
ing. roaring, steaming. kissing
knocklng-" The pencils flew
furiously.
"And then what happened?" the
doctor asked, intensely.
"Then-then I got up and kicked
the radiator, and the darned thing
stopped knocking"
He was released soon after.
Evening star., 1951-01-28

wearing, one of them commented,
"It looks almost real!" "It is,"
she smiled. Behind this breath
takingly perfect camellia was the
story of a man who came home,
badly wounded. from World War
II. In need of rehabilitation, he
turned to growing flowers, every
thing from orchids he got in
South America to camellias that
range in color from white to al
most black. Now completely re-
covered. and restored to his highly
important job of communications
officer. he has not forsaken the
green magic" of gardening, fire.
quently bringing small bouquets
to brighten the halls of State.
One lassie who will never go
back to the long bob is Lynn
Courtney. On holiday in Mex
leo, Lynn was wearing her spec
tacularly pretty golden hair in a
glamorous page boy coiff. While
walking down the street, she heard
man at the other end of the
block shouting, in broken Eng
lish, what sounded like Miss
Locke! Miss Lockie!" Not until
he had overtaken her and spun
her around did she realize he had
been calling her. Miss Lake
Veronica Lake!" he breathed
ecstatically. believing he had rec
ognized the actress with the
famous peek-a-boo bob! That was
the end of Lynn's long locks.
The blood bank missed a fine
donation. a mixture of the best red
and blue, when Westwood Byrd
was hurt in an accident while rid
ing with the Blue Ridge Hunt.
Westy had an appointment with
the bank the following day. The
pretty, peppy daughter of the
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Diplomatic Activities

in-law, Mrs. Jose Nabuco, and her
daughter. Miss Sylvia Nabuco,
who sailed Thursday for Italy.
They will join DR.. Jose Nabuco in
Rome and after a visit there will
go on to India before returning to
Brazil.
Also headed toward their home
land are Signora Catalano, wife of
the Second Secretary of the
lillian Embassy, and their chill
dren who sailed yesterday for six
months in Italy. Signor Catalano
went to New York to bid them bon
voyage and will return tomor-
row. He hopes to join them in
the summer for a vacation and
accompany them back to Wash
ington.
New Stoff Members
The new First Secretary of the
Embassy. Signor Federico Sensi,
has come to Washington and as
sumed his duties. He has been
in this country since early sum-
mer. accompanying the Under
secretary of the Foreign Ministry
who was a delegate to the United
Nations. Signor Sensi has been
in New York until a fortnight
ago, although accredited to the
Embassy here. After the de-
parture of the Undersecretary,
Signor Sensi came to Washing
ton. His last post was in charge
of the United States desk in the
Foreign Ministry under the Un-
dersecretary.
Another addition to the foreign
colony in Washington will be Mr..
A. A. Mackay, who with Mrs. Mac
kay and their daughter, 8, and
son, 4. will sail February 9 on the
Queen Elizabeth for New York.
Mr.. Mackay was here in Novem-
Der on a temporary special mis-
sion, and after the death of Mr..
Trevaldwyn, who was principal
member of the United Kingdoms s
Supply and Treasury delegation
in Washington, Mr.. Mackay was
appointed to take his place. Mr..
and Mrs. Mackay are expected to
arrive in New York February 13
and will come to Washington a
day or so later. They are for
tunate to have the house at $40
Leland street in Chevy Chase,
Md, awaiting them.
Evening star., 1951-01-28
By Nike Anderson

What the dolls are doing .
When Anne Crowley, local chan
teuse, carols, II was on the
stage at 16," it's practically an
autobiography. At 20, dimpled
and diminutive Anne still seems
like a schoolgirl, although she
has been on the stage for five
years! Irish looking as a colleen
straight from County Cork. it has
been many generations since the
Crowleys came from Erin; her
father. mine supervisor in Scran-
ton, Pa, is always protesting good
naturedly when fellow workers kid
him about his 'brogue." AS airy
as blue snowflake in her sequin-
studded tulle gown, friends were
surprised when she insisted on
baking cake for a forthcoming
supper. Yes, she can also bake
a cherry pie. Billy Boy"
Julia Ansberry, back from New
York, her fair head full of the
music and lyrics written by her
two friends, Vernon Duke and
Ogden Nash, for a new musical.
Myrna 10y. buying a copy of
Boswell's London Journal.
Elena Macarthur, niece-in-law of
the general. exclaiming over her
bill from a department store which
listed a babuShka. I'm Russian,
that means grandmother, not big
handkerchief" she explains.
Dark-haired and olive skinned,
pretty Receptionist Mary Baker
is a favorite of the many am
bassadors and other dignitaries
who come to call on the Secre-
tary of State. Noticing a flower
of waxen beauty that she was
Evening star., 1951-01-28

st. Johns Church in George
town yesterday was the scene OF
the wedding of Miss Constance
Alling and Mr.. Lewis Hoffacker
the Rev. William A. Sharp Of
ficiating.
The bride is the daughter OF
Mrs. Paul Alling and the late
Mr.. Alling, first United States
Ambassador to Pakistan. Mr.
Wallace S. Murray, a former AM
bassador to Iran, gave the bride
in marriage. She wore a dress
of white lace and net. Her veil
was topped by a lace cap and
she carried a cascade of gar
denias.
After small reception at the
nome of the brides mother in
Georgetown, the couple left for
wedding trip in New York. They
sail February 16 for Tehran
Iran. where Mr.. Hoffacker is as
signed in the foreign service.
Evening star., 1951-01-28
Continued From Page DID

NCOIltlnueQ from rage D-l.)
Don Alfonso Cortina. The host
also is the Washington represen-
tative of the Banking Agency OF
Mexico. The party was given in
the Jefferson room at Wardmar
Park Hotel and the Senoritas
Aurora and Marcedo Cortina acted
as hostesses for their father in
the absence of their mother.
The Undersecretary and Sonora
de Mancera have with them dur
ing their Washington visit their
four children who also were
present at yesterdays party.
The Mexican Ambassador and
Sonora de la Colina were there
and others in the company were
the president of the International
Bank and Mrs. Eugene r. Black
the vice president, Mr.. Robert L.
Garner. and his mother, Mrs
Robert V. Garner: the director OF
the loan division of the bank and
Mrs. William A. B. Tiff, the chair
man of the Export Import Bank
and Mrs. Herbert E. CASTOR, the
vice chairman and Mrs. Haw-
thorne Arey, the Assistant Secre-
tary of State and Mrs. Thomas B
Mann; Mr.. Roy r. Rubotom, in
charge of the Mexican desk at the
State Department, and members
Of the Embassy staff and theil
wives.
Travellers
The Dominican Ambassador, DR.
Luis Francisco Thomen, and his
daughter, Maria Consuela, left
yesterday by plane for Ciudad
Trujillo. Young Senorita Thomen
will remain in her homeland with
her grandmother and the Ambas-
sador is expected to return later
this week.
The Brazilian Ambassador, Mr.
Mauricio Nabuco, also left for his
homeland yesterday, sailing aboarc
the Brazil. He will get home ir
time for the Inauguration of his
new President and is expected tt
return here by the middle oi
March. He will be accompanied
by his sister, Miss Carolina Ma.
buco, when he comes back.
The Ambassador was host at 6
very small and informal party
Tuesday as a farewell for himself
to the members of the Embassy
staff and their wives. The party
also was a farewell for his sister.
Evening star., 1951-01-28
Shirley Harrison
Weds Mr.. Noble

The Rhode Island Avenue Meth
odist Church was the scene Jan
uary 13 of the wedding of Miss
Shirley Ann Harrison and Mr.
Hubert Elmore Noble, the Rev. w
Arnem Roberts officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Hall Harrison of River
dale, Md. The groom is the son
of Mrs. Hubert Noble of this city,
Evening star., 1951-01-28

is the time of
year that your
hair needs con-
ditioning-and
the pla c e to
have it done
is the HARPER
M E T HI 0 d
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h o u S e W i f e
a n d & " t
W Ork e r, Of
fered by THE
WORKSHOP
a n informal
art center for
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- . ~
usual r e s.
taurant is
self service
and Operat-
ed on an
e m pl Oyees
prOfit-Shar-
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adults. Glasses begin this week
and meet on a Once-a-week
basis, day or evening. No
previous training necessary.
Fees are scoop" priced. Staff
members read like a who's
Who" of Washington artists.
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No tipping is permitted! The
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are modest and we'll within
everyone's budget. They're
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dinner, and Sunday dinner.
Entrees include: SirlOin Steak,
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and range from 35c to 81.
Vegetables, desserts and salads
are 10c and 15c. Located in
the lobby of the Hotel Har-
rington, at 11th and E SITS.
NV.
Evening star., 1951-01-28

Washington, or its suburbs are
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1t even suggests 1900 names
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there's special section de-
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let is enchantingly illustrated.
It's yours for the asking. To
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Evening star., 1951-01-28
A
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ant mothers
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rs YOUR HAIR READY
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latiOn Shoes"
and if you're
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these hand
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WHEN FRIENDLY
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trial treatments. Suite 303,
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They have a staff of special
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Evening star., 1951-05-23
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Don't put with steomy kitchen another Use West
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Positive temperature control. Look-n lid lets you
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he Co, Floor Washington Floor, Spring
Evening star., 1951-05-23

Hang NOOT the rod Of every closet keep clothes sofe
from moths Follow simple directions and Nooth kills all
Of moth life eggs, worms Vopors penetrate every
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sLA cedarized sproy for upholstered furniture eopets
blankets Pt, s5e. o., lbs. GoL, 4.25
PARAPURE cstoIs for ceonero 2 bs 1es
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-25
Mas 5l1 ptt1rr gutpn NanH-
1nuttrr grhnrt

Son 9apolcon /. iii mon6es trcT-
fenoe Mort gelprofcn moroen, Dos
ouh bellte nod Ieine 9eoel1tlrng bot.
9efonnt lit, OoB er lih germ an Ocn
Gag leiner criten beiligen aommlt=
Mon crinnertc 1nO i'm ais oen Id)0n=
item Gag lelnea creignisreiden 2ebcns
be5eldlnete. Son cinem onoere11, eben=
10 ld)Onen lmo mahren @orte oes qc=
malttgen Mannca lou heltte sic Reoc
leln: es Qolt Dem Trcile elmer glrtcn
Ohttcr.
9llS Nnpolenn na6 ieinen criten
6elo5u9 in Stolien einmol cine groBe
@eiellIdnft bel iif hotte, feierte cine
Game Den il1ngen &rieg5beIoen in
INSTRUMENTATION 2obe5erbebungell.
vSaS fann man, =" rief lie II. a. aus,
"menn mon nid)t ser 8encrnl Bond
parte iit?"
grnlt un0 gcmeIen erfldrtc 9tapos
leon: "Vta0ome, man fam cine quite
sMutter iein. 3u elmer iolhen gebort
frellld) ntd)t penig. &or auen1 mlll;
elne quite 6amilienn1rtter Ote S0l1s=
lihfeit lieben uno ibre S06ter, ncnn
ibr 8ott Iolde gelhenft bot, sur
Sallsllcbfeit er5ieben. Sic nluB ibren
&inOcrn in alien Stiiden elm grtes
9cllpicl gebCu Our6 @ort uno Sat.
Sic muB ibrc ;3unge 5Gbmen, 0an1it
ne nlcbt itber Die Gbre an0erer Ser
lonen Oohinfubrc lpie eil1 8iftbuud),
ocnl lonIt nlod)ten ihre &inoer lcif)t
lhrem 9eilpicl folgen. Grittel1S mus
lie NIT ibrem @elinoe fein iGuberlid)
1lmgcben, Oomit lie nidt Grbitterung
anrlhtc, Die ICDr leift ibre iiblen
Hitcfmlrfllngen auf Sic &inoer babcn
fann. Genn 0ie Gienltboten la1len sic
ibnen pioerfobrcne ODER permeintlid)
5u llnredt 5ugefii9te llnbia Iebr oft
Die &inoer entgelten, poourh b0ic
Seloenld)often gelpedt, gendbrt luo
groBge5ogen Deroen. Cine So15nut=
ter, Die ieoe5 l1ngebif Oe5 Belinoe5
NIT Strofpreoiqten Sic ou6 sic Gin=
Der nit onboren 5u dnoern il1d)t,
brauht iih 11idt 81 punOern, ipenn
ibre 'eigenen &inoer gegen lie itreit=
liidtig idnippiI6 un0 lnge3ogen iit
benebmen. Gas dinO," 10 ihlob Bond
pnrte, "11l1r nenige Burfte bon SEN
pielen, Die cine quite iSon1iIienn1lltter
5u beadten bot"
Sic borber 10 rcoleIige Game ober
lpogte nicbt ncbr, oos @ort 5u er-
grcifen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-25
DaH hrit1ltdqr Gaus

~9abt er6 nidt beirren" idrei6t
Seremias @ottbelf, uourf) oas ooc
8elhmat unleliger Soren. Gs lit nift
Der Staut nidt bic S6ule, nicbt
irgenO etlpa5 onoeres oes 2ebens
6llnooment, lonOern oos Salts lit es.
gtidt Sic Gegenten regieren oas Sano,
niht Die Sebrer biloen oas 2eben,
ionOern Sausp1ter uno Sousmiitter
tltn es; niht oas offentlife 2eben in
etnem Sonoe lit Sic Sauptla6e, ion<
bern oas bduslide 2eben lit Sic 8ur-
gel bon ollem, uno ie na6oem Sic
@ur5el lit, geitoltet ii6 oos anoere.
Sauidet eu6 niht, es mag 5utpeilen
Die &rone oes 8aumes nod grim
ldeinen, ndbreno oie @ur5el idon
pelft, aber lange bleibt sic 8rone
ni6t grim, oiirr miro es balo in ibren
sleiten, uno tpenn Elm Stllrm iiber oos
2ano fommt, 10 ipiro Tie einen groBen
San tl1n, Sic @ur5el bdlt ben 9aum
ni6t mebr! 60 miro es oem 2anoe
ergeben, tpenn es bauen min auf 0oen
8iilten itatt auf eottieligen SGulern.
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"Sebt i6ou ouf Sic grbe. @as
lteblt on iett?"
~Nidt5 riibrt iid. Gi5 uno Sdnee
beoeden aIles
3os lit boS @elpr6d) ser Sterne.
Siibllt Ou Sen pernibtenoen, eiligfuI.
ten Sol16 Ser Gerg0ngli6teit? @enn
oaS nlenIbli6e Seben MIR poriiber;
gebeno lit, Denn es fein elpiges 3ebell
glbt mas perleibt uns &roft, aus5u-
balten bel Gbre, Gburafter, Sittli6-
feit altd Damn, nenn mir oafiir iroi=
lhes 6ortfommen, grfolg, 8oblltono
ODER Sinneslult opfern miiiien? Sa,
fir ein elpi9es 2eben iino mir bereit,
5eitlide Sntereiien 81 opfern. @er
mo6te ober Sergdnglihe5 sesen Ser
gonglI6es eintauihen?
Dr.. T. 10th
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-25
Mnral nhnp 6ntt

Die Woral lit Elm 10 unentbebr.
li6es aleinoo Ser Wenlbbeit, oaB Die
8epabrung oerielben ieoermonn fiir
unbeoingt notig bGlt. 50 oerfebrt
audi man6e iiber 9feligion oenfen, ic
ltno lie it6 oo6 ale einig, oaB man
Die Sittli6feit bitten uno iiir oie
Weni6beit ii6ern miiIie.
0o6 lit gerooe oas Die 5rage, of
man obne &elision Don Sittli6tei1
reoen fann. &unn man iittlid) iein
obne @lauben 5u baben?
@irO auf einem '&riegsl6iff Elm
&ontpaB ungebradt, ia tro6tet man
i'm mogli6It segen Sen ginfluB Der
magnetiI6en Strome 5u ilolieren, oie
in oem gepan5erten S6iffsforper ent-
iteben fonnen. sluf oem 2ebenspege
lit Der menl6li6e SeritauO Ser Som.
paB; Die i'm &orper euti itebenoen
Str0me - 0ie Neigung gum 8olen
- bringen i'm leibt aus ser 9fid)=
tung uno lenfen l1nler 3eben aui
Ibpege, penn es ni6t auf einen be-
Itimmten Bunft eingeItellt lit, ser meit
iiber ieoe Stromung ielbitil6er Stinr=
nttng uno Selblttaui6ung ltebt
Sitte nidt @oit feltgeiett, mas iitt=
lib tit nnO mas ntdt, lonOern Die
Weni6en, ba piiroe es Inn oie Woral
i6le6t beiteat iein. 9enn nas id) fiir
Siinoe balte, fonnte ein anoerer nit
oemielben 9fe6t Guseno nennen.
l1eber Wforal fann allo oerienige
ni6t lpre6en, ser ni6t glaubt an Sen
bOGlten iiber ser gtatur itebenOen @e=
iebgeber; Ser ni6t an Elm ibernatiir=
li6es 2eben glaubt, bas ienieits bes
Sroil6en uns er1partet. 3uerlt muB
Ser Wenib piiien, 1per er eigentli6
lit; oenn nur Damn fann er berlteben,
pas er tun ioa.
9as iittlife 2eben - oas lit l6on
10 - foitet INNER Sample. Gin flei=
ner Sduliunge briidte bas einmal 10
aus: u@arum lit gut iein 10 i6per
unb l6limm iein 10 lei6t?" SaIt bu
bieien trasii6en 3pieipalt in oeinem
Ser5en nidt audi idon un5dblisemal
gefiiblt? Ser 8erItano erfennt bas
@ute uno tpiinidt es ol1d; uniere ber=
oerbte Natur oagegen 5iebt uns gum
8oien bin!
Scum fann i6 aber oie bieIen Spfer
uno Selbltiibertuinounee1l oie bas
6arafterfelte 2eben Sag fir Sag for
bert, MIR Damn auf mid nebmen,
tpenn iid mein Streben an bas b0blte
8ut, an @ott flammert, fir oen id
lebe, auf oen i6 alles be5iebe l1no ser
ouein meinem @ilen llnerl6iitterlibe
Stanobaftigfeit berleiben fann. Oar
aus folgt alio, baB obne @lauben an
Bott Die Sittlidfeit iid nidt erbal-
ten IGBt.
Gin grte6ii6er Denfer bate Sen
2ieblingsgebanfen, bie Wenibenieele
famine aus elmer gana boufommenen
Welt; 6aber fonme es, baB, iooft mir
unre6t ober ,,i6t gut banoeln, mir
einen Dorn I'M &er5en ipiiren, cine
tiefe unaufriebenbeit nit uns ieIbit,