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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-01
HELD ON THEFT

The Sheriff's office picked up
Robert Wheatley, 2, of Elmore
last Thursday on a charge of theft
from Fremont greenhouse.
Wheatley admitted taking a cash
register from the green house pre-
misses, taking out a check, $1,000
in bills and some change, and tos-
sing the register into quarry at
Gibsonburg. Wheatley was held in
Ottawa Countyq Jail and later
turned over to Fremont authorit-
les.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-01

THE NEWS is prepared TO do
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of FINE WORKMANSHIP and
GOOD SERVICE at Fair Prices.
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-11-07
PTA NOTES

The PTA of st. Ladislaus parish,
Columbus, will meet Thursday
Nov. 13, at 7.30 pm. in the school
hall. Speaker will be Mr.. Hamlin.
supervisor of health and narcotics
for the state of Ohio. A film on
narcotics will be shown.
Formal presentation of visual
education equipment will be made
to the school by Mr.. Hoser of the
Southeast Lions Club. Sixth grade
students will entertain with a short
program and the third grade moth.
erS will serve refreshments. Class.
rooms will be open SO the parents
may see student work.
The PTA of st. Mary church, Co,
lumbus, will hold its next meeting
at 8 pm. Thursday, Nov. 13 in the
school hall on Mohawk street.
Speakers will include the Rev
James Kulp, Diocesan Director OF
the Society for the Propagation OF
the Faith, who will discuss the
missions; and Sister Angelita, O.P.,
president, and Sister Charles Ann,
O.P., dean of the College of St
Mary of the Springs, who will dis.
cuss Catholic higher education.
Refreshments will be served by
and grade mothers.
The third in its series of
monthly meetings will be held
by the PTA of St. John the
Evangelist church, Columbus,
Wednesday, Nov IL, at 8 p. m.
in the school hall.
Guest speaker will be Judge
Rodney Ross, well-known police
court Judge. He'll discuss AN
Ex-School Teacher Views the
Community from Across the
Bench" Refreshments will be
served by 9th grade mothers.
A tea and the regular monthly
meeting of Christ the King Parent
Teachers Association will be hello
Thursday. Nov 13, at the school al
100 p. m. Mothers of fifth and
sixth graders will be hostesses
Co-chairmen will be Mrs. Peter
Rappich and Mrs. Thomas Nc
Conahey.
The Rev Bennett Applegate
superintendent of the Columbus
parochial schools, will be the
speaker,
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-11-07
London To Get
.Papal Envoy
At Long Last?
Approaching Coronation
Again Raises Question;
Predict Wide Support

LONDON - (NC) - With prep
arations already under way for the
coronation of Queen Elizabeth next
June, hopes are again being raised
that permanent Vatican diplomat
will be appointed to London for
the first time. This would involve
the establishment of full diplo-
matte relations between Great
Britain and the Holy See.
Archbishop William Godfrey, an
English-born prelate, has been
serving as Apostolic Delegate to
Great Britain since 1888, but this
is non-diplomatic post.
With a representative of the Vat
lean scheduled to be sent to the
crowning of the young Queen,
Catholic circles here believe the
circumstances provide an oppor-
tunity, not likely to arise for many
years, for righting a noticeable
anomaly in London's diplomatic
corps.
Britain has a legation at the Vat
lean, but the Holy See, which has
duly accredited representative in
some 80 countries, has none in Lon
don or anywhere in the British
Commonwealth, despite the fact
that there are 100000 Catholics
in Britain and 25,000,000 in the
Commonwealth.
The question of Vatican repre-
sentation in London was much to
the fore at the funeral of King
George vi last February. Because
there was no Nuncio in London,
His Holiness Pope Plus XII had to
send instead as special represent
ative Archbishop Paolo Giebbe, Pa
pal Inter-nuncio to Holland.
Oddly enough, the man respon-
sible for planning the coronation
ceremonies is the 44-year-old Duke
of Norfolk, hereditary Earl Mar
shal of England and well-known
Catholic.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-11-07
Religious Leaders Weigh Army
Character-Cuidance Program
Assay Defense Dep'i Results In Achieving Aim OF
Making Serviceman Better Citizen

WASHINGTON (NC)-The de.
fense establishment is doing "a
good job"-but not everything
possible" - toward returning the
the serviceman to civilian life a
better citizen morally and spirit
ually.
This is the overwhelming con
census of an informal sampling
of q group of Catholic and non
Catholic religious leaders attending
a three-day Defense Department
orientation conference here. In
cluded were some Is Catholic
priests and laymen and so non
Catholic cierygmen.
Twenty of the religious leaders
were asked by the N.C.W.C. NEWS
SERVICE whether they believe the
services are achieving their ex-
pressed aim to return every
service man to civilian life a better
citizen than when he entered ser
vice.
Half gave a qualified answer to
the first question, stating that the
aim was being accomplished in
some cases and not in others
Seven answered an unqualified
mo" and two an unqualified yes"
with one giving no answer One
striking contrast appeared in the
answers to this question. OF all
the unqualified yes" or mo-
answers, all those who said the
military is not returning better
men to civil life than they were
were Catholic priests. And both
the unqualified yes" answers were
from Protestant clergymen.
Eight of the 10 Catholic leader,
and all four non-Catholics said the
military services are doing "a good
job" in improving men morally
and spiritually. Only one, a priest
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-11-07
Requiem Offered
For Mrs. Hoffman.
Priests Mother

MARTINS FERRY - Mrs. Mary
Hoffman, mother Of the Rev. Lou.
is E. Hoffman, pastor Of st. Sylves.
ter's church, Zaleski, died in the
Martins Ferry hospital Oct. %.
Father Hoffman was celebrant OF
the Solemn Requiem Mass in St.
Mary's church Oct. 81. Interment
was in st. Mary's cemetery. The
Right Rev Monsignor Joseph j
Kloss, pastor. delivered the funeral
sermon.
Mrs. Hoffman was born in Mar
tins Ferry July 81. 1898, a daugh
ter Of the late Thomas and Mary
Madden Mullaney Her husband
Fred Hoffman. died in 1927. She
was a member of the parish altar
society and the Catholic Daugh
ters OF America.
Surviving, besides Father Hoff
man. are three daughters: Mrs
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-11-07

felt they are doing everything
possible. One priest said the ef-
forts are inadequate. Three Of
the clergymen gave qualified an
swers and three others no answer.
Both Catholic and Protestant
leaders stressed the responsibility
Of civilian leadership both in pre-
pairing men before they enter ser.
vice and in keeping them in con
tact with their chaplains after
they enter.
Among those who addressed the
conference we're Defense Secretary
Robert Loyett, Assistant Secretary
of Defense Anna Rosenberg, Army
Secretary Frank Pace; the Rev
MAI Gem Charles Carpenter,
Air Force Chief Of Chaplains;
Father (Col) Constantine Zielin.
ski, of the Air Force Chief OF
Chaplains office; and Father lit
Col. Charles J, Murphy, Of the
Army Chief of Chaplains office
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-11-07
Organize Civilian Defense

WASHINGTON - NC) - The
National Council of Catholic Men,
the National Council of Catholic
Women, the Knights of Columbus
and the Catholic War Veterans are
among the more than 100 leading
national and community organizs-
tions which will spearhead a cam
paign beginning Tuesday to mobil-
ize the nations civilian population
for home defense.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-11-07

Installation of newly elected of
fieers of ST Elizabeth's Auxiliary
No. 3 by Mrs. Mae Mueller, Deputy
Organizer for the Ladies Auxiliary,
Knights of ST John, will headline
the regular monthly meeting We'd
nesday, Nov. IL, at 581 S. High
street, Columbus.
Those to be installed are Mrs.
Julia Schneider, president; Mrs.
Lena Kegelmeyer, past-president;
Mrs. Clara Renner, lst vice-presi-
dent; Charlotte Rupprecht, End
vice-president; Mrs. Elijah h
Webb, recording secretary; Mrs.
Catharine Harrington, financial
secretary.
Mrs. Hilda Hickey, treasurer;
Teresa Eyerman, messenger; Mrs.
Mildred Schafhausen, sentinel;
Mrs. Helen Bonner, guard; Mrs.
Cency Stehle, Mrs. Loretta Goehl,
Mrs. Catherine Hausberger, trus-
tees; Mrs. Lucille Higdon, district
delegate; jeanne Wirth, pianist.
Spiritual advisor is the Right Rev.
Msgr. Edmund A. Burkely, pastor
of st. Mary's church.
Installation of the new officers
of the Jeanette drill team of st.
Elizabeth's Auxiliary No 3, under
the captaincy of Henry Webb, will
also take place at this time with
Col. Herman Leitwein conducting
the ceremonies.
The refreShment and entertain
ment committee is in charge OF
those members whose last names
begin with ~" and wv. Mrs. Cur
It's Wuellner is chairman and Mrs.
Elizabeth Webb is co-chalrman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Catny,
1850 Vernon road, Columbus, have
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-11-07
OF Interest To Women
BY Our Correspondents

been named chairman of to-
nights FRIDAY, Nov y social to
be held at Christ the King school
center, 1855 E. Livingstone ave-
nue..
Music for the affair-Slated
from $50 to 11:30 p.m.-will be
provided by Charles Brooks
band.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-11-07

The Columbus Unit OF the Catho-
lie Library Association will meet
tomorrow, Saturday, Nov. 8, at 2
pm. at Christ the King school. Sis
ter Maryanna, 0P. of the English
department of the College of st.
Mary of the Springs. viii be the
guest speaker.
Sr Maryanna will discuss Cur
rent Books-Juvenile, Young Adult
and Adult. other highlights in
clude an exhibition of display ma
terials and gadgets and a social
hour which will follow the meet
ing.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-11-07

Neil c. Bethel, Wheeling; Mrs. ].
Eugene Doughertye Bridgeport;
and Loretto at home, two sons:
Paul E. Wheeling; and Charles T.,
at home; one sister Mrs. Agnes C.
Mullaney Wheeling; three bro
theirs: Harry Mullaney, Toledo; J.
f. Mullaney, Washington, DC:
and Paul Mullaney. Martins Ferry;
and 10 grandchildren.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-11-07


nights FRIDAY, Nov. y social to
be held at Christ the King school
center, 1855 E. Livingstone ave-
nue..
Music for the affair-Slated
from $50 to 11:30 p.m.-will be
provided by Charles Brooks
band.
The monthly luncheon of the
Newman Mothers Club of Ohio
State university will be held in the
Hall at 1916 Iuka avenue, Wednes.
day, Nov, IL, at 1890 p. m. Chair.
man is Mrs. Ned Pelican, co-chair
man is Mrs Joseph Cobb.
COSHOCTON-The Right Rev.
Msgr. John w. Kerrigan, pastor,
and Mrs. Patrick Flood of Zanes-
vile were the featured speak
ers at the last meeting of the
parish council of Sacred Heart
church, Coshocton.
Mrs. Flood stressed the spiritu-
al benefits and the Importance of
retreats while Msgr. Kerrigan
gave the second of series of
lectures on church history.
Mrs. Paul R. Johnson, presi-
dent of the parish council, pre-
sided at the meeting and pre-
sented the committee chairmen
for the coming year. Highlights
of the recent DCCW meeting in
Columbus were discussed by Mrs.
Oliver Stevning and Mary Nc
Grady.
New members introduced were
Mrs. w. E. Meracle, Mrs. Rich
ard j. Markley and Nina Dom
beck. Next meeting is scheduled
for Nov. "a at Sacred Heart
school.
NEW PHILADELPHIA - The
Altar Society of Sacred Hear
church, New Philadelphia held it
regular monthly meeting last Mon
day. Features were the election o.
officers and a white elephant sale
The Mothers Club of Our Lady
of Peace school, Columbus, is
sponsoring a turkey dinner Sat
urday, Nov. % in the school hall
at 80 z. Dominion blvd, from SO
pm. Price is adults $1.25, chill
dren, 75c.
Busy planning the event are
Mrs. Augusta Belli, chairman,
Je. 1862; Mrs. Pat De Saints, CO
chairman; Mrs. Francis Chick,
ticket chairman, Je. 1858; Mrs.
Bernard Egger, Je. 9107; Mrs.
Edward Seidel, Je. 1887; and
Mrs. Raymond Devine, Je, 1908,
members of ticket committee.
WAINWRIGHT - Next meeting
of the Altar society of ST. Theres'
church, Wainwright, has been Sc
for Tuesday, Nov. 25.
Twenty-nine members and nin'
guests attended a recent business
meeting and Halloween party. New
chairmen named were Mrs. Emili;
Cardani, international relations
Mrs. Serafina Besozzi, Catholi'
charities; and Josephine Berlendis
religious activities.
The following committee wa'
named for the Christmas part.
slated for Dec. IA. Mrs. Pete Car
dano, Josephine Berlendis, Mrs
Cecil Migoni, Mrs. Emilia Cardanl
Mrs. Harold Edie, Mrs. Regina
Daverio, Mrs. MaddeIena Sciarin
and Mrs. Ed Varalli.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12

Dem Ser5en Seiu bieten f0nnen,
fommen Der Siibnungsfommunton
on 8ert gletf. 0as Siibnungsopfer
Der beilieen Meiie fonnen ia 2aien
nidt ielbit oarbrineen. 0i6ts lit tpirf-
iamer in 3erItorung Ser glergerniiie
Goes Gei6es Satans) uno in Sorbe.
rltng aaes @uten Goes Hei6es Gbriiti)
als oas 8eilpiel gemeiniamer offent,
li6er Siibne fir Die meni9lihen
Irmieligfeiten Die ielbIt Ser Bette
ni6t gon5 iiberipinoet. Gas nottpen.
oige 8eitreben oerer, bie oft our &on-
munion geben nolen, ou6 10 su
leben, oab eS ibnen obne 9lnItob er-
loubt peroen fann, miro cine ollge-
meine eroBere Sittenreinbeit, groBes
rem @ifer uno groBere grbauung our
6olge baben. 0aber Die gri6einung,
onb oa, mo- Die 2iebe gum Screen SSeiu
bliibt, aub 6riitli6er @ifer uno ofte,
rer gmpfang Der beiligen Saframente
neuen aufldDung nebmen. 8enn &C.
meinlames @ebet bieler Dirfiamer lit
I'M Simmel ols oos ein5elner, 10 ou6
uno nod mebr gemeiniome Siibne
pieler our6 oie Siibnungsfommu.
Mon.
0arum, per OhtBe, gifer 11no 2iebe
bat, idlieBe itd an - menigitens elm.
nal I'M Wonat - BEL elmer Siib=
nungstommunion. @er ip0hentIi6
ooer nod offers teilnebmen min uno
unbel6aoet Itren9er 9fli6ten fann,
lude oiele @unit our6 Elm eifriges
uno er6aulicbe5 6riltli6es 2eben 5u
peroienen. 9lue aber ioIen i'm gifer
beborren 1tnO 10 5u leben iuden, bab
lie ltetS Ditroiger eri6einen. @emein-
Ione Siibnungstommunion trage bel
5ur Grbaulng unO @rmutig1ng onoes
rer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12
Dtp Gnttra1tuttpr ala Hut
hiln allpr Trauptt

sSeoe 3eit bat an Maria sefun0en,
mas ibre beionoeren 8eoiirfniiie err
beil6ten, l1no fiir aQe Srauentat 1nb
fiir iebes sSrauerIeio bleibt lie I'm.
eri6Opfli6es Gorbilo. aub unleren
Seutigen gibt lie beilige 2ebren.
56on in Oen &in0ertagen bes gr=
lolers lit lie als abnunsspolle Seberir1
ein 8ilo itarflniitiger Spferbereit-
l6aft. Gum Seroismus ma6lt biele
@roBe, ie mebr tie i'm offentli6en
Seben oes Serrn Dor ben Soroerun=
gen Sei1es meiiianii6en 8erufes
obne &lage uno obne Gortpurf in Sen
Sintergruno tritt, Inn aber iofort
pieoer 5ur Steae 81 iein, als Die
Stunoe oes &reu5es ruff.
@el9 Elm tpunoerbares 8ilo fir
Die Wutterliebe, 1penn tie in ser inne=
rem @elt ibres &inoes 5uriidtreten
uno oo6 ipieoer bel ser &reu5ipeg-
itation Seines 2ebens als erIte our
Steue lein ion! Sic lit Sungfrau uno
Dfutter 5ugleib, 5ugleid bingegeben
an BEN Oien1t ser 5amilie uno an bie
relisiOle @erlenfung in @ott, bie a1
praftii6er 2iebesarbeit tritt. SIR tief
na6oenfli6es @elen itellt Tie au6
intelleftuea an oie Spite ibres @e=
i6le6tes. Sic erfaBt @abriel uno
Simeon 1n0 nimmt Gbriltusporte
ais lel6itperItanoli6 bin, Inn beren
grflaruns itd 1niere sr0Bten Sir
denlebrer abgeniibt baben. Mber ni6t
nur ituoierenoe1 au6 fiinitlerii6 ii9
betatigenOen Srauen lit tie Soeal.
Sour einmal, et1tlpre6en6 Dem @runo-
5use ibres @eiamtbilbes, bat iie i'm
Wagnififat lire Stimme 5u elmer Mrt
poetii6en 8efenntniies erboben, al6
nit acknowledgement S90nbeit, nit
Ser bonen @irfung fiinitlerii6er &on-
traIte.
9ie ioaia1-faritatip tGtise ssran
iiebt tie, frei BON ieber Sriioerei, nit
bilfsbereiter 2iebe ibrer 8ole oienen,
fir Die pirti6aftli6en 8e6iirfniiie at
aana iorsen, oie Sreuoen fleiner
2eute teilen nnb Dor allem auf Col
gatba als edte &eilanbsmutter 5u-
lamnten NIT Maeoalena unter oem
&reu8 Iteben uno 10 0as gefallene
Beib in bohlter @eile rebabilitieren;
tie iiebt iie ibr itiles @emad berlai-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12

@drten eri6eint. Mon entbedte an
ibr 5uerit Elm pbospbordbnli6es
2eu6ten i'm 0dmmerI9ein, bas iibri.
gems audi einige anbere 8lumen auf'
peilen.
Cine ser prd6tigIten aus Ser Sa,
mile Ser 2iliaceen bat lire Seinai
auf bem Simalapa unb trdgt eine
rei6e 8liitentraube BON rolenroten
bangenoen 8lumen. Spdter parb tie
an6 III europa ge5iihtet. 0ie 8e.
Dobner bes Simalapa ma6ten aus
ibren boblen Stenseln S6almeien
uno anoere Wuiifinl ltrumente. Cine
lpunoerbare 8lume, ~oie &onigin ser
Stlien", lit in Merifo 5ubaule. Sbr
flint 3oQ bider 8liitenl6aft errei6t
cine Sobe bon fitnfuno5ipan5ig Bis
oreiBig SUB ltn0 bie nieoergebenoen
3metge iinO nit tpeiBen groBen 8lii,
ten bon punoerbarem Suf fte be6edt,
Die ar6 in ser &6lte ausoauern.
Iber pel6es inntge, fromme Sera
miro ni6t itets eerne pieoer CUR ein-
fa6en peiBen ellie 5uriidfebren, bie
nit 10 bielen iiiBen @rinnerllngen 1ln=
Ierer &inobeit uno Sugeno berflo9-
ten it'll gie bernogen 11ns lire Itol5es
rem, pradtigeren S6peItern Ser
5remoe 10 5u feieln alS Die ouftenoe
8lume Der Seimat, bie mir in unles
rer Seele ME trennen f0nnen bon oenl
boloen antlis Der Waoonna uno it,
res liiBen, 1punoerbaren &inoes. 0as
boben Sic 0i6ter alter 3eit pie oie
Der rnleren gefiiblt, tpenn tie oieier
8lume ibr 2ieo tpiometen. l1nb 10
mOge oenn oieIer fltr5e 9lusflug in
ibr Gei6 in ser 0i6tung ousflingen,
Die mir Dem 8lumenalbum ser 0i6=
term @ufemia @rdfin 8aaeItrern emit
nebmen:
Son bintmlii1en @ebanfen trunfen,
8iegt iie ibr Saupt in Itiuer 2uft.
Sic ltarrt enpor, in S6au'n berlo=
rem,
Der boben Sb0nbeit 1lnbepuBt.
Der 8liibpurm lit bel ibr 5u 8oIte,
0ie Sraumerin, tie ipeiB es nibt;
2eis bebeno bau6t lie ibre 9ifte,
9enn 9iifte iinO's, tporin iie ipri6t.
Nadtfolter i6aufeln, brett, bebG6tig,
gor ibr oas md6t'se Sliiselpaar;
Die geadtigaa 5erflieBt in 2iebern,
SSn &langen iiiB uno tpunberbor;
Sa, ielblt Der Wonb uno aIle Sterne
ltmbublen tie nit ibrem 2i6t
ltmionit! nur Seim>ueb - Simmelss
iebniu6t -
Gie 2ie6e fennt sic 2ilie ni6t.
J. L.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12

ien, Our6 feinoli6 eeiinnte &riegss
i6aren binour6oringen unb ourd
ibr Steben unter Dem &reu5 Dor Der
bretteiten Seffentlidfeit mutieen 8ros
teIt einlegen gesen oas @eies uno bas
@ert6t, oas ben llni6uloigIten Ser
8elt gum Eooe bra6te. 60 lit ite
untoerial pie Ser &atboli5isml1s iels
Der, Elm Gorbilo in ieelider Srauen-
lage, cine pabre Siibrerin 5u gbris
titus. Hed7oig Dra'tsfeld
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Dtr Etlte

meben nid)t, 11no itno oo6 prG9tieer
gefleioet als emit Salomon in al
|ieiner Serrlidfeit."
ssSn Sranfrei6 nabm oie 8lume ieit
alten 3eiten cine biltorii6e Stellung
elm unO ipiegelte it6 lo5uiaeen i'm
@lan5 mebrerer &onige. 60 tparb lie
belonOers nit ber Gaten &lootpigs,
oes @riinbers oes eieentli9en fran50=
iilden aonigtums (481 Biz 5t1
II. Gbr), in 8erbinbung gebra6t.
&lobpig mar NIT &lotiloe, Sodter
ailperi6s, nerndblt, Die gbriItin mar
llno ourb lire Sueeno uno Srom-
migfeit auf ibren @ernabl groBen
ginfluB getponnen. @ls bieler in Ser
Sdla6t emit in @efabr eeriet, bon
ben Ilemannen beiteet gu tperben,
rief er, iib auf Die &nie 1perfeno,
gbriItum Inn Sieg unb Silfe an. 9a
eri6ien linn Elm gngel nnb bra6te
/ linn einen 2ilienatpeig, oanit er i'm
5u ieiner 8affe made unb arf feline
ga6fommen bererbe. 9ie 5oloaten
&loopigs tpuroen bon r1euem Weut
beieelt uno i6lugen Die Seinoe gGn5s
li6 in Die 5ludt. &lootpig lieB ii6
oarauf nit oielen tauieno 6ranfen
gu &eims our6 ben bl. gtemisius
taufen.
9urd lanee 3eit na6ber tpar oas
Symbol oer 2ilie perl6ipun6etl
tau6te aber i'm 5tpolften ssSabrbun-
bert Dieoer auf, als man in Der Ibtei
ct. 8ermain oes 8res, Der dlteiten
STRIDE in Yaris, Elm NIT 2ilien berz
|5iertes 3epter gefunoen batte. Son
oa an nablnen Die Serri1er Sranf-
rei6s bie 8lume 1pie6er in ibr Siegel,
Banner uno ielblt in bas Gei6spap-
pen auf.
2uoipis Ser Seilise 3. 8. batte
ellie uno Warguerite in ieinem @ap>
pen, oie lestere in 8e5iebung auf oen
Namen ieiner @enabIin. Mu9 iein
Sting 5eigte beioe 8lumen Inn Elm
&reu5 gei6lungen - &eligion uno
2iebe bereint. Seine Sabnen tparen
peiB nit Silien seidmiidt. 9rei 2i-
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