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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY PARLOR. white. centrally
sacrifice. Box 411-T. Star. g.,
and eauip:: excel ,,, legation, Eeady EsH !
BEAUTY sROP for sale. on Kennedy
st. NV, very good location. owners
opening larger shop: Priced for
OLD ESTABLISHED COAL and fuel
oil business. several thousand Gus
toners. Write Box 372-S. Star.
wanted fo,
auto wrecking and used car business
II D; G Owner called to active duty
sSs4.nt.s ssais s61 Gay GsHss sse YOU ST1sIs
purchase this BUSINESS for value Of
stock and fixtures only; you pay
nothing for good will. Terms avail
able. See at once. Call Mr.. Brown,
with YEoNAs REALTY. GL. 2100'
sf2RxvrGE 2x; Us STATION, nearby Y Va;
doing good business; moderate rent;
sock. sGSd ltaie "a: e7s7. aS: avail SS'0Oo 2iu'
TIRED?? Exper. operators wish to
lease or. rent restaurant; fountain.
etC., UcoL Oh IelS. OIL. O0S1. -
ACTIVE OR SILENT PARTNER or an
investor up to $4,000; service audit
ing business too active for present
capital; attractive financial returns.
2; Q; Box 6979, Midcity station.
FOR SALE-Soft drink bottline plant,
Roanoke, Lynchburg and Danville.
Va. territory; bottling two Of the
best franchised drinks on the mar
ket; due to other interest. will sac
rifice to the right party, Full infor-
nation, address, BEVERAGES, p. o.
Box Al. Princeton, W. Va. a
ARDWARE STORE in growing COM
munity in Prince Geo. County:
closest competition mi. $4,000:
no reas. offer refused. Call Central
$4,000, any day except Sunday.
;RoCERY STORE for sale-6i4 T
It. NV: lock, stock and barrel;
$1,000. Phone MI. 1923. SH. 2712.
;TERNATIoSAL YOUNG LADY
Fashion designer, ballrm. artist and
party arranger. concentrating on
wedding receptions; elegant new stu
dos; consider partner. NO. 1858. |
gHOLEsALE AND RETAIL sea food
business, completely equipped. incl. |
corner brick bldg. 22x56 TT: good |
ne. location: has done 100000 |
yearly business; substantial cash |
pougherty. uN. e2S6. ROGER
MossI Ne sosea osseealtor. 2t25 R. I. ave. n;e''i
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SILVER sPRING-1Bos Ballard st.;
8 rms. oil heat. garage, lge. I'd
and garden; suitable for lac. family;
$3.50 per mo. e. ": THURM, a0s
SIX-RM. HOUSE, 8 bedrms.. inclosed
rear porch; lge. yard with trees, oil
h:-w.h. 1905 Hanover ST.. Silver
AfEPPXaNbR1A-New. fPEXsaafN; Ma. 3 bedrms.. Ia
baths, fun bsmt;; gas heat, lge; yard;
say aySil June Spl l; s125. Al; ILL ALA. ,-,ct Lt
feneed-in lot; full-size din. rm.; full
bsmt.; S135 per mo. 81. 9410.
s. ARL., COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
bedrms.: semfdet. home with. fully
equip; kit; clean, I Sr,i OLD; o6.i, niee
ALEXANDRIA. va bedrm. brick
row house with nice living rm.. din
ing rm., kit. full bsmt., outside en-;
trance: convenient to schools md
bus; br rs S1lee ela e month Phone AL. 6144
TAKOMA PARK-Brick rambler; .
SsscR' DSacR s.:e sses' sl5 s5' @o ST.
IDEAL FoRsDoCTOR or dentist; con-
rooms. 3 baths, porches, full base
ment; oil hot water heat: immediate
rWo-BEbRM. e is pS PnSSe PsTSGAIowS.o Sova With full
bsmt., in Dellmead. near schools End
transp.; 500. HARRY A. BoS-
Rainier, Md, AP. iii; ewes, UN.
N. ARL.-e-bedrm. brick: new cond. :;
mr.. schools. bus. shops: STORAGE
atticc;. fun bsmt.; lease S12o. KE'
CHEVY feS19 CHASE, D. c.. Conn. ave, nr.
excel. cond;: Q rms, finished attic;
4 baths stoves. refrigerstors. car
peting, rec; rm: with bar: gas
81. Sun 'nSss ssd s7s: !s::s ST. lent s5ds sfS%
4Efs IL caEvy CHASE BLVD. Chevy
Chase, Md. rms, ~ baths.
brick; clean cond;; gas heat; sarase; ss;
Desa!S HoM: sY75; Tease lesse s15fen7 W. 1867
beautifIl view; custom built for liy-
ing and entertaining: 3 bedrms.. 2is
JOSEF SSosEpH man' ", sEAY szsFae Co. S FA es$o So
1865 TEXAS S.E.-Semidet brick:
500 mo. Open Sunday. LU. 4-145s.
,s.E.-Modern. 3 bedrms.; carpetins
downstairs: fenced yard: excel, To-
FALLS CHURCH-Modern 3-bedrm
brick rambler: convenient to every
thing; full bsmt.; $50. ASK-US?
REALTY CO. GIL. 1859.
bedrm. brick Colonial; ~ baths
rec. rm.. screened porch; excellent
neighborhood; S160. ASK-US?
REALTY CO, GL. 1859.
asbestos-shingle bungalow: sl20,
.ASK-US? REALTY CO.. OIL. oe5"
AURORA HILLS-Lovely 3-bedrm.
brick Colonial: lge. porch. rec. rm..
built-in garage. beautiful yard: teen
age and adults onlv: monthly rental
$50. PURVIS REALTY CO.. OF
rSWSoo..BEDRM. BUNGALOW in the
country. 80 min from Pentagon;
excel. for small children and pets;
farm space adjacent. JE. 3-74"2
WHEATON. 1aoo5 Blue Hill I'd -
$11O month; bedrooms. living
room. dining room. modern kitchen
with Bendix automatic washer. gas
heat: wears old. w. CLIFFORD
sHERTzER, REALTOR. 1910 Yer
mint ave NV RE 0001 a
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HOUSES FURNISHED

NOw-6-rm. bungalow;
newly decorated: nicely furn.; conv.
transp.: Sl45. SH, 7347. =,
DET. S-RM. FURN. HOUSE-Full
bsmt. VIII accept l or 2 children;
$145 mo. Landover Hills. Nd. Call
OR. $500 weekdays. AP; 719R week
ends and nishts. ask for AooLE.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

APT. 4O7, 66 N. Y. AVE. N.w.-Two
4140. Auto. accepted in payment
s. ARLINGTON blk. from colum-
bia pike: garden-type modern l =
bedrm., 1st A.; $1,000 down. ia.
95S1. 4
fARLINGToN-1o min. to Pentagon;
batS ieofPs Pay own owner Tm equity M f and AS as
sumo mo: Iaymts. Of Ss3.11. No
1MMfDiATE skdfi5i fE' POSSESSION - close
IN location. vic. Of 10th and v.
sspae: liv. rm.' bedrm.. din; rm:'
ffF % accept Gee Ss5h cash naae GSSfts oTner
swer, AID. 1889. IS
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, Arlington: q
bedrm. de luxe apt, 1st flr corner
location: 2 exposures. Call OWNER.
AiTfRAcTfiVfE 1-bedrm. apt. nr. 18th
center snS c4lanSia y SE So $500 MI Min0Rs1Hss sps
5 LARGE ROOMS plus sx12 foyer
kitchen. bath and 2 huge STORAGE
closets in we'll lald-out corner app.
IN estaSlished sU dest free n,e cocoperaa SoslS
i've. TRULY q barssin; $4,000 with
H. G. SMTTHY CO., ST. $500;
residence. MI. 1904. a
26O5 ADAMS MILL RD. N.W.-1
bedrm. apt, furn. or unfurn. HO
$500 CONN. AVE. NV, Apt. 2O3-
Liv. rm.. bedrm.. foyer. kit. dinette,
sun porch and bath: finest apt. loc.;
lurn. or unlu.n.: vacant. Open
Sun. l to :, or call ewes. WI. !"99
or OIL. 1914 for appointment A.
COLORED-143O G ST. N.W.-Re-
sale; Apt. 25; l room, kitchen and
bath, $57 so per month. To. inspect
call office of A. NJ. DRAISNER, 1404
L st. NV, MA. S036 daily till PM,
Sunday. IL to 5. -5
Colored-2524 17th st. NV.
Near Columbia I'd. Why rent when
room apt. home in this desirable
neighborhood; from $295 down and
reasonable monthly payments. To
inspect, see manager in Apt 5, then
call office of A. M. DRAISNER. 1904
L st. NV. MA. S036 daily till PM;
Sunday. IL to 3. IS
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CARLTON HOUSE
$500 WISCONSIN AVE NV

There are a few studio apis. avail. ir
Carlton House. one of Washington
finest elevator-type apt. bldgs.. dec.
Grated by Dorothy Draper. Inc. The
studio apis. contain a comb. liv. rm
ing alcove and kit. Rent from SSe
to SOS. Secretarial telephone serv-
ice. package-receiving rnl: roof sur
deck: amplified master television an
tenna system; ground-hoor laundry
Mansgement on the premises.
W@erly Taylor, Inc.
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5504 33rd STREET
Six rms. . baths. 1st-fl. layatory,
screened porch; garage, oil heat,
cleo. refsr. completely furnished
excel. cond.; now avail. at S225 per
mo. Call us to see this and other
houses.
EDw. H: JONES CO., INC.
$500 Conn. Ave. WI. 23OO
400 BLK. 18th N.E.-6 rms. z
bedrmS:. "a baths: elec. refgr., gar
baRe disp. and dishwasher; S2OC
LEWIsDALE, MD.-Brk. BUNGALOW. {
6edrms., all mod. improvements
$3.50 per mo.
ROGER MOSS-Ho 5000
2125 r. I. Ave NE. MI. $685.
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COURTESY
; BUS SERVICE

Features include secretarial switch
board, utilities, three elevators. car
peted corridors. delivery service. two
large parking areas; storage space
on each floor; roof garden. Resident
manager on premises.
MASTER TV ANTENNA AVAILABLE
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GROCERY STORE
USED CAR LOT
SC AND 1Oc STORE
DELICATESSFN
BEER AND WINE LICENSE
PA. AVE. NV.

"ONCE-IN-A-LIFE-TIME"
Rare opportunity to ACQUIRE
on OPEN TERMS" a going
business with small overhead!
Unique Is the fact that living
quarters can be available on
''RENT-FREE" proposition! A
little gold mine for q young,
aggressive coupleI OWNER
IL YEARS IN STORE. MUST
RETIRE because OF AGE and
HEALTH! No phone informa-
tion.! Sale price for every
thing, Se,950. Cau til 9 pm.
WILLIAM KAGAN co.
2o44 wilson Blvd, IA. 6-ss5o
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112 VICTOR ST. NE.
IN PLEASANT HILLS

liz VICTOR 81. NE.
IN PLEASANT HILLS
Just north of New Father
John Carroll High School
for boys; brand-neW semi
Diet. brick home. large liv
rm., din. rm., modern de
luxe kitchen, 3 large bed
rms, beautiful tile bath
with built-in tub and
show. Gas &C. heat: large
yard. avail Immediately
Rent, $140 mo. See Mr.,
Parker at model home, 110
Victor st. ne. or call Ia
6757.
j. B. TIFFEY & SON
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SEA-FOOD RESTAURANT
Good return for several years; beer:
conv. location; ideal for partnership
$4,000, terms.
ROY N LICARj XII. 8-710O
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WANTED JUNE 1st-Small adult
family, 3-bedrm. house, NV. sec.
si9n; %Go, near transportation. 10
UNFURNISHED 3 or 4 bedrm. house
N. Arlington or Falls Church loca-
ton. OW. 1858. -5
COLONEL, regular Army, wants un.
furn. house in NV. section; 3 or
bedrms., for 3 to 4 years, starting
June or July; 2 children, and 10
OF. S625.
PLEASE HELP q Gold Star Mothe,
find a good landlord with q 6-rm
house; Manor Park. Brightwood
Takoma; excel. tenant; 3 adults
S80-S100; urgent by June 10. GE
1911. a
EMPTY HOUSE wanted fo1
roomerS DI. 1886.
COLORED, WITH CHILDREN. desires
. to 3 bedrm. unfurniShed house
with I'd. Guar. care. FIR. 1886. -3
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MODERN-COLORFUL-
NEW
2 OR 3 EXPOSURES
WIDE EXPANSE OF LAWNS
TREES AND FLOWERS

Visitors to Washington or those plan
ming a longer stay will find this
beautiful development an attractive
place to live. Fifteen min. downtown
BY bus to heart of Washington; con.
Venient to shopping. churches, ano
theater.
tewlY furn. apt. in the finest sub
urban development in Washington
living rm., bedrm.. kit, dinette
bath. Ideally adapted to
TRANSIENT &
TOURIST FAMILIES
Evening star., 1952-05-03

PLEASANT HILLS
First and Varnum SITS. ne. Lovely l.
bedrm. apt with liv. rm.. kitchen
cite and bath; $75 mo-, util. incl
To inspect call ]. B. TIFFEY 4
SON, RA $3.50 a
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NO GOLD MINE

NO 1OLO I11lNC
But ABOVE AVERAGE
definite OPPORTUNITY" to
easily increase present high
volume without additional
overhead, VERY ACTIVE
RESTAURANT doing approxi-
mately $4,000 monthly in
1000 key location right on
BUS STOP"! Sale price,
$4,000! No phone informa-
ton. BY appointment only.
Call till pm
WILLIAM KAGAN co.
2o44 Wilson Blvd. IA. 5-ss5O
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MODERN. SMALG
"BEAUTY SALON"

Air-conditioned. High-class clientele.
well equipped. Al opportunity for
operator: best location in D. C.
Real going business. Box COX, Star.
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Continued on Next PAD d
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BEAUTY PARLOR. white. centrally
located, excellent net income; will
| sacrifice Box lit. Star. 3"
RESTAURANT. sale or lease. bldg
and equip; excel. location: ready
| for business. OWNER. Ii. 3-4243
Evening star., 1952-05-03

IRVING ST. NV. - Maenificently
constructed brick and stone. home
rm. with firepl.. din. rm., den, and
kit, 4 bedrms,. IL baths. Priced
very reasonably. Substantial cash,
Seen by -appt. JAMES s. WILDER.
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DRY CLEANING STORE

MODERN NOTED
Modern. attractive S-unit motel on
busy Route II. miles south VIM
chester, Va. Excellent earnings clos
ing first year business. Telephone
MR.. MATTERN, IA. 1880.
Evening star., 1952-05-03

NEAR CAPITOL-2-bedrm liv. rm..
large kitchen, pvt. bath. 1st floor
apt; or 3 adults; $140 per mo.
. WO. 4T3S. a
1854 CLIFTON ST. N.w.-Attrac.
cool apt. Bedrm., kit. "a bath: nr.
tranSp. Empl. cple. Utils. HO. 1880.
Evening star., 1952-10-15
with Merchandise cerfifie
(use them just like cashD
NO DOWN payment
up TO & MONTHS TO pa

dipping into your savings? You CAM Use The Hecht Co.'S
Merchandise Cerficotes-ou wonderful IibeoIized Budget
PIon You plank down NOT ONE PENNY You buy everything
you needonyhne you choose You spend Merchandise Ger
tcotes just like cash. They ARE coshe cash thot couldn't
at better time than NOW-during Hecht Month-with
its huge sovne apparel and accessories Best Of o-you
take up to 6 months to pay!
Here's HO,U the Plan Works:
I. Come Credit Office (ony Of Stoes).
Our experts will supply you with the Merchandise Certificates
you wish-in denominations Of S. and $5.
3. You pay not penny down.
4. You take up to six months to pay
s. You spend Merchandise Certificates just like cash. You
them toward ANY purchose-n ANY deportment-in ANY
of the Hecht Co. Sores Washington Silver Spring and Park
neon, Arlington.
Evening star., 1952-10-22

ITS big day in town.
Everybody is down at the station" to
see and hear the man who may be the
next President of the United States.
Carrying the campaign to the people is
a custom in this country as old and as
honored as America itself. For that's
the way folks get to see the candidate
face to face. That's the way they hear
at 6rst.hand what he has to say. That's
the American way.
It's good to know there will always
be freedom of speech in this country,
as long as a man can speak his mind,
uncensored and unafraid, from the
platform of railroad car.
It's good to know that democracy in
America will always work, as long as
you can cheer or jeer down at the
station"-and then 90 evtt as yo3 please.
Evening star., 1952-10-22
Gromyo Plan Hear Korea China Reds on Germ War Beaten

the cross" any move to have the
Communists here for the debate.
He said the United States does
not want the Assembly to meet
those representatives face to face.
Mr.. Gromyko's language was so
strong that Selwyn Lloyd Of Brit
ain. who backed Mr.. Gross, ap-
pealed to the Russian to speak
without insult and abuse.
Debate on Procedure.
There is no hope for this or
ganization if we cannot learn DEM
ocratic parliamentary procedure
and if we cannot have debates on
procedure without propaganda and
abuse" Mr.. Lloyd said. He was
applauded by the public sections
and all delegates except those in
the Russian bloc.
Mr.. Lloyd said there is no need
to use such epithets as "cowardly." "
He said the Reds would be of no
help until an investigating group
is established and then they might
give testimony.
A similar resolution for an in
vestigation was put up by the
Americans in the Security Council
and vetoed because. the Russians
said, the Communist Chinese and
Evening star., 1952-10-22
By the Associated Press

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. Oct.
I22.-The United States and the
Western majority have rebuffed
two attempts by Russia to have
Red China and North Korea take
part in U. N. General Assembly
debate on germ warfare charges
against the United States.
Disregarding repeated cries by
Soviet Delegate Andrei A. Grom-
yko that the United States was
taking a "cowardly' attitude, the
assembly yesterday voted As to S
(Soviet bloc) against a Russian
proposal to dispatch invitations
Immediately to the Communist
non-members of the U. N.
Earlier in the day United
States Ambassador Ernest A.
Evening star., 1952-10-22

North Koreans were not invited
to take part in the debate.
Polish Plan on Agenda.
Poland's omnibus resolution pro-
posing a plan for a Korean armis-
tice, a ban on atomic bombs and
a Big Five peace pact among other
familiar Soviet bloc ideas was put
on the Assembly's agenda without
objection. The West took the
stand they had heard it before
and wearily prepared to go
through the old routine of re-
butting the Communist charges
in long speeches.
The United States was busy with
last-mintue work on a resolution
for Secretary of State Acheson
to present to the Assembly's Po-
litical Committee, perhaps later
this week.
Diplomatic sources said Britain
and France were not yet listed
as sponsors. maintaining their
stand that they want to sit out
major decisions here until the
United States presidential elec-
tions are out of the way. The
resolution is expected to ask the
Assembly to indorse the U. N.
stand at Panmunjom and to ap-
peal to the Communists to accept
an armistice on u. N. terms.
Evening star., 1952-10-22
1OO-Foot Ship in Peril
In Rough Florida Sea
BY The Assoeioted Press

MIAMI, Fla, Oct. 22.-Coast
Guard planes and ships were
speeding to the aid of a 100-foot
vessel in danger off Tampa Bay
today as rough seas continued to
batter the pensinsula in the wake
of Florida's worst northeast storm
in years.
Coast Guard air-sea rescue
headquarters said the motor YES
sci Micawber, with eight or nine
men aboard, reported only enough
fuel to keep the pumps running
for couple of hours.
The vessels master said the Mi
cawber was shipping water and
would sink when the fuel was
gone.
Four Coast Guard vessels and
two planes were rushing to her as
sistance. An effort was to be
made to parachute fuel to her
from one Of the planes.
The Micawber has been in trou-
Evening star., 1952-10-22
Six Honored for Rescue

CASABLANCA, Morocco, Oct
% R.-Six United States airmer
received French awards here yes
terday for saving French woman
from drowning. They included
Sergt. Winston Smith of Stein
man, Va; Charles N. Bruce of
Chula, Ga, and Ralph w. Ruff
ner of Coalfield. Tenn.
Evening star., 1952-10-22
Guatemala Purdons 1900

GUATEMALA CITY, Oct. %
(P.-Guatemala's government has
pardoned 1900 prisoners serving
terms under five years as part of
it's program marking the eighth
of the nations 1914
revolution. The revolt toppled a
dictatorship under Gen. Jorge
Ubico.
Evening star., 1952-10-22

Gross succeeded in choking of
debate on the proposed invita-
tions in the Steering Committee,
contending that the 0-nation Po-
litical Committee was the place to
talk about such a move.
Commission Proposed.
A resolution offered by the
United States for the U. N. to set
up a commission to investigate
the charges of germ warfare
touched off an explosive debate.
Mr.. Gromyko said he did not op-
pose the resolution provided the
U. N. invite the Red Chinese and
the North Koreans to take part
in it here.
Mr.. Gromyko told the Assembly
in strong terms that the United
States fears, as the devil fears
Evening star., 1952-10-22

BILE since yesterday noon when she
sent out her first distress call.
Since then she has worked her
way slowly from point about ia
miles southwest of Fort Myers to
within Is miles of Edgmont Key
at the mouth of Tampa Bay.
Evening star., 1952-10-22
Polish Plan on Agenda.

North Koreans were not invited
to take part in the debate.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-16
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-16

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rno eiitis! gradble ibm bon oem lie-
ben Seilano, Ser 10 gerne in einem
&inberber5en Seine 8obnune ninrmt;
Der 10 eerne bon BrieIterb4noen Sid
5u ienen traeen ldBt, bie nidt mebr
5u Sbm geben fonnen. uno iase Damn
oeinem 2iebling, oaB ou i6on Sen
Brielter, pielei6t bes &inoes 2ebrer,
gebeten baIt gu fommen. Sd 1peiB, bu
fiirdteIt oas frampfbafte S6Iu65en,
oas Damn pielleidt bes &it1oes 8rult
er rl6iittern miro, 1penn es Die ernlte
8abrbeit abnt, bie binter oeinen
8orten itebt. Sd bite bid Inn bes
&inoes nillen, laB bi6 oo6 our6
oieie angIt nibt CUR Siinoe oes fol=
lben Mitleios perleiten; ia, aud fir
Elm aino lit bas Sterben bitter, ober
ou fonnit burd oeine 2iiee Die Ser
authorizing auf bi6 laoen fir oeines
&inbes 1lnleligen Sob.
l1no lit es Elm refer Menl6, an
Oen oas Sterben fommt, Damn iiber=
5euge bi6 nod einmal our6 cine flo
re Srage on oen Mr5t ooer ourh einen
flaren 8lid ouf Die Situation bin, in
Ser bier cine Meni6enleele ibtpebt.
Sait bu luirflib ni6t ben Wut, Sen
&ranfen 5u fragell Oh on einen Srie-
iter ruien oarflt, Damn babe menig=
items oas bis6en Wut, einen Yrieiter
bon oeiner Gorge Inn oas Seelenbeil
zines S6merfranfen in &enntnis gu
leben. ST miro fon1men, uno ipenn ou
nidt in elmer 1lnbegreifliden 8erble,l=
oung BEN Beg gum &ranfen ber=
Iperrlt ooer neriperren 1aBt, miro er
ielbit tpiiien, nie er ernit uno ibo-
nungspou 5ugleid ieines Imtes mall
ten fann.
slber nod einmal bite i6 oid, liige
ni6t am Sterbebette zines Meni i6en!
@enn Oes &ranfen augen bre6en
uno bid nod einmal oni6auen per=
BEN nit einem letten 8lide, Damn
neiBt ou ni6t, Oh in oieiem ltummen
8lid Ser gortpurf liegt: r@arum
| boit Ou mid 10 lterben laiien?"
J. Klug.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-16
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leben iollte, Elm &ritifer monbes
lelen, 1pas i6 ni6t 5u lelen brau6e.
8er oen 8eruf bo5u nidt bot, benz
miro au6 Die i6iisenoe @nabe mans
geln.
8as uns gu tpiiien nidts niist, oas
miro uns baufiger iogar idaoen. @s
gibt 2eute, 1pelde nit 11ngeregeltem
uno uneeleitetem 8iiiensbrong aller=
lei 8ii6er leien, Die iiber bic Grab
linie ibres Stanoes uno ibrer Sorbtl=
oung liegen. au6 oas lit Neusieroe.
Sic fiibrt leidt CUR l1eberbebung, 5ll
liidenbofter SalbbilOung uno oamtt
81 un5ufrieOenbeit.
8as uns nidt erlaubt lit 5u tpiiien,
bopon ioaen mir 11ns fernbalten. 0as
Gerborgene ipie oos Gerbotene bat be-
ionoeren Hei5 fiir oie Neugieroe. SSn