davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-11-14
New Procedure Set
For Review Of Board, /,
Penalties on Hackers

The Commissioners have worked
out new procedure for review Of
penalties imposed by the Board of
Revocation and Review of Hack
ers' Identification Licenses.
Members of the Commissioners
Review Board will sit on the
Hackers Board on a rotating basis
and will send to the Commission
ers for review only those cases in
which the decision on the penalty
is not unanimous.
Brig. Gen. Bernard L. Robinson,
Engineer Commissioner, said he
had met with members of the
Commissioners Traffic Advisory
Board on the question of reversing
decisions of the Hackers Board
revoking cab drivers permits.
Gen. Robinson said he was in
formed the Commissioners and
their Review Board had not been
receiving complete transcripts Of
all cases.
The city heads voted to have
one of the three members of theil
Review Board sit as a member
|of the Hackers Board each
Monday.
The Commissioners board ther
will review only cases where there
lis no unanimous opinion.
Evening star., 1952-11-14

which was SO well by Washngonans you will want this
book keepsake Of political battles but not
quite yet forgotten.
The price of For additional 10 cents
to postage handling the book will be mailed to those
write It, Address orders to Room 72 Star Building
Evening star., 1952-11-14
Grabbing Of Child, 7,
Brings Threat Charge
AGAINST District Man

A domestic tangle climaxing in
a small child's disappearance to-
day brought a threat charge
against a 25-year-old man.
Facing court action for his
alleged role in the child's disap-
pearance was Robert H. Harris,
jr., Is. of the 100 block of Massa-
chusetts avenue NV.
According to court papers, he
snatched 212-year-old Angelo
Duncan from the arms of the
mother, Rita Duncan, and threat
ened to kill the child if she noti-
fed police.
Child Seized Near Home.
Mrs. Duncan said Harris grabbed
the child near her home in the
1000 block of Virginia avenue
S.W. about 1880 o'clock yesterday
The court papers give this version
of the subsequent efforts to re-
cover the child:
While police were with her
Mrs. Duncan got a call from
Harris to meet him in a restaurant
at North Capitol street and Mas.
SachusettS avenue. He said if she
brought police he would kill the
child.
Detectives hid at the rendezvous
but Harris failed to arrive. In
stead, one Richard Cooper of the
400 block of Tenth street NV
showed up and told her that Har-
riS wanted her to go to the De.
luxe Restaurant at Eighth and x
streets NV.
Police Follow at Distance.
Mrs. Duncan and Cooper, fol-
lowed at a discreet distance by
the detectives, went to the secono
restaurant. There she got an
other call from Harris telling hel
to meet him in front of Mitchell:
Restaurant at Third and @ street.
NV. He told her If police came
along he would stick a knife ir
the baby.
At the restaurant, she fount
Harris with the child in his arms
When she reached for the baby
Harris started to walk away anc
the detectives moved in.
Police searched their prisoner
but found no knife.
Evening star., 1952-11-14
New Directories
Are Distributed by
Telephone Company

New telephone directories foI
use after December 6 were being
distributed in the Washington
area today.
A notice on the front cover in
forms subscribers that they are
for use only after the new Ches-
apeake & Potomac Telephone Co.
converts to the five-digit dial sys-
tenn the first week in December.
For this reason. old directories
are not being collected as is usual
with the delivery of the new
books. Eighty-five freight cars
will be required to bring in the l.
$4,000 books to be distributed.
All the directories will be delivered
by December 2.
Evening star., 1952-11-14
Mrs. Phillips Urges
Longer School Day in
Teacher Shortage

Mrs. Frank S. Phillips,
Board of Education member,
wants the Districts school
day heightened.
She told colleagues yester-
day school ought to start at
$50 am. instead of 8 and end
at $3.50 pm. instead of 8. The
change would help meet the
teacher shortage. she said.
Supt. Hobart M. Corning re-
marked that teachers un-
doubtedly would protest. No
body predicted what students
might say.
Evening star., 1952-11-14
Prince Georges Count Shows
82.6Pct. on Lists Cast Ballots

The official vote count in Prince Georges County reveals that
1926 of the registered voters cast ballots in the November
election.
ranged "a per Chium 81 per
national
about 70 per Of those registered
cent of the vote in Prince
precincts besides Chilum NO g.
total these precincts actually
registration lists
include deceased
away.
Riverdae No and Berwyn
cent the polls SpauldingS
Evening star., 1952-11-14
Corning Asks School Board
10 Speed Up His Pay Raise

3 School Supt. Hobart M. Corning
is trying to speed up his requested
pay raise. .-.se.,n
DR.. Corning, whose $4,000 an
nually makes him the highest paid
District official, last spring asked
for q raise Of $4,000. He had to
settle for $500, however. and that
wasn't to be reached for five years.
Yesterday DR.. Corning asked
the Board Of Education to give
him the full increase Immediately.
Board members indicated they
may approve the change next
week, but there's still q catch.
The superintendent's increase.
along with raises proposed for
other school employees, still must
be approved by Congress.
Evening star., 1952-11-14
Boy Bridge Revenue
Passes ST Million
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Nov. IA. The
new Chesapeake Bay Bridge
earned $250.000 last month to
swell the States take from its
three bridges to $3.50, 1000.
The October figure, $278, 1888 As,
brought the Bay Bridges gross
revenue since it opened July 80
to more than $1.190, 900 from $780,
900 vehicles. The Susquehanns
Bridge took in $137,531.57 last
month and the Potomac River
Bridge $12,796.65.
Evening star., 1952-11-14
Fowler Reveals
Candidacy for
Commissioner
D. c. Budget Officer
Would Accept Post
Vacated by Donohue

Walter l.. Fowler, District bud
get officer for the last II years.
said today he considers himself
Ia candidate for any vacancy that
may occur on the District Board
of Commissioners.
Mr.. Fowler said that while he
lis aware that some congressional
and civic sources have indicated
support for him. he has at no
time solicited such support.
His is one of about a dozen
names Of Republicans who have
been mentioned for the Commis-
|sioner post.
A number of candidates have
been boosted by different sources
since the expressed intention of
Commissioner F. Joseph Donohue,
"a Democrat, to resign when the
Republican administration takes
over in January.
Served District IS Years.
The other Democratic Commits
sioner, Renah F. Camalier. has an
nounced that he does not intend to
resign.
Mr.. Fowler, who is in his 35th
year of service in'District govern
ment, has been mentioned before
as a Commissioner candidate. Mr..
Fowler said, however, that in the
past he has never regarded him
self a candidate in as much as his
political affiliation has not been
that of the prevailing adminstra-
ton.
The Washington born official is
a member of the District bar. He
has served as an assistant cor
poration counsel in Juvenile
Court. the old Police Court, the
Police Trial Board of which he
later became chairman, and as
counsel for the Alley Dwelling
Authority and the District Boxing
Commission.
Mr.. Fowler has had several
Masonic posts and is now presi-
dent of the board of Anacostia
Methodist Church. vice president
of the Methodist Home for the
Aged and for several years had
been an instructor in city govern
ment at American University.
Member of Eisenhower Club.
He is a member of the Eisen-
hover Nixon Club of the District.
Another man mentioned for a
commissionership is Norman S.
Bowles. jr., 81. an attorney with
Offices in the Southern Building.
He was once employed by the
District as a property officer in
charge of maintainence of District
buildings and has held jobs in the
Federal Government.
Among others whose names
have been put forth are: Joseph
c. McGarraghy, chairman Of the
State Central Committee; George
L. Hart, jr., State Committee
secretary; Adelbert w. Lee, L.
Corrin Strong. Edward F. Cola
day, Clyde D. Garrett, j. Franklin
Wilson and Col. West Hamilton.
Mr.. Lee. former member of the
Board of Education and a real
estate man in Southeast Washing
ton, has been Endorsed for Com
missioner by the Southeast Busi-
neSsmen's Association and the
Capitol Hill Southeast Citizens
Association.
A Republican National Com
mittee spokesman said about six
names for the Commissioner have
been filed with Republican head
quarters. He emphasized however,
that absolutely nothing" has
been done about the names, add
ing that in any event President
Eisenhower will be the man who
makes the decision"
Evening star., 1952-11-14
The 81 Campaign
In Star Cartoons

Eighty-nine cartoons by The
Stars two great cartoonists,
Jim Bergman and Glib Crockett.
selected from the scores which
appeared on the first page Of
The Star telling the story Of
the 1852 political campaign have
been reprinted in book form and
are now on sale at The Stars
Business Counter in the first-fioor
lobby of The Star Building.
Accompanied by q brief narra-
tive in caption form. the cartoons
tell the story Of the past cam
paign.
I,ike the ho0l issued in 1919.
Evening star., 1952-11-14
Drugstore Safe Looted

Thieves forced a safe at the
Park Rexall Drug Store, 1855 Sa-
vannah street Sc, and made of
with $1,305 last night, it was re-
ported to police today.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-26

ieinen bielf1ltigen Gormen lit ihon
aus Dem @rlrtoe beriperflih, tpeiI
oerielbe bie menidlihe, bon gott ge.
noIlte Srbnung i'm Staate, bns Che
uno Sanilienleben iiber ben Sanfen
perfen 1piiroe. Der 5o5ialismus lit
anb fir Die Ser. Staaten - uno oas
oiirfen mir niht perfennen cine
sroBe @efabr. SeIbit pieIe einfibtige,
audi fatboliihe, Mdnner iifto - piel-
leiht obne oeiien Hrogramm all fen-
men - bonn So5ialismns angeitedt.
@as min 6enn Der So5ialismus2 CT
mill feinen @ott, feline 9feligion. Oas
labt iib aus aablreiben MeuBerlngen
pronlinenter So3ialiltenfiibrer be-
ipeiien. Manbe iuhen 5ipar ut1ter ser
stpeioeiltigen BbraIe uNeligion lit
Yribatiahe" Dem briItusgldubigen
Mrbeiter Sanb in Die Mugen au
ltreuen, aber praftiib arbeitet oie
So5ialoemofratie bin auf Die Musrot-
tung Der &eligion i'm Staate unb
namentlih in Sbule unb Gamilie.
8as 8. 9. 8ebel iiber gbe, Samilie
uno ipe5iea iiber Die Jrau oenft, bas
gebt aus ieinem 8ud rDie 5rau unb
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-26
: 8. g., Galif.

Ser slusorud r2an6graf, aperoe
bart!" ltantmt aus @ilb. @erbaros
(17S0 Bis 1859 @ebi1t Ser @oeI-
ader". Das @eoibt bebanoeIt bie
bon sSobannes Notbe berihtete Gage,
nad tpel6er Der 2anberaf 2uotpig
Ser @ilerne bon Ebiiringen (114O Biz
1172) i'm anfang ieiner &egierung
10 miloe getpeIen lei, oaB ser l1eber-
NUT Der Wadtigen 5unobm nnb oas
Golf bart bebriidt tpuroe. ginlt aber
auf Ser Sago oerirrt, babe er beim
S6mieb bon &ubla, Der i'm ni1t
fannie, llnterfunft eefl,nben. 9ie
0abt our6 babe Der Shmieo emiie
gearbeitet, unb tpenn er NIT ben,
Sammer auf bas giien idlug, babe
er babel, alf SEN 2anbgrafen unb
ieine 2ailisfeit flubenb, gerufen
ugeun, 2anograf, tperoe bart!", tpas
einen 10 tiefen ginoruf auf oen Sir
item ma6te, baB er bon Der Stunoe
an nab oem Hebten iab unb ipieber
3udt uno Sronung i'm 2anbe ber.
iteIlte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-26

Der So3iaIismus" geniigeno berbor.
Was Der So5ialismus NIT nnerIanb.
ten Witteln erreiben min, 1Gmlih Sic
nebermaht bes @apitaIs uno oie I'm.
Egerehte @nedting bes Mrbeiters al
befampfen uno Die ge6riidte Gage oes
arbeiteritanoes au beiiern oas be-
miibt iid Die fntbolilhe Stride nit
allen mogliben erlaubten unb gereh-
ten Witteln 5u ti,n. Die Stride min
Die gegentDdrtigen IoaiaIen Shd6en
beilen, tpirflihe, onnernbe Mettung
bringen Der beorangten Menihbeit
uno beionbers Dem Mrbeiter. Dieies
8ort Der 8efreilng, bes Witleibs
uno Der 2iebe bot bas einitige ii1t-
bare Sberbanpt Der Stride Ielber,
namlid 9apit SEQ XIII, seipro9en
in Ieinem berrli1en Murbibreiben
bonn II. Wai 1891. 9ieie fir alle
3eiten beriibmte gn5pflifa entbGlt oie
efn5ige 2oiung Der io3ialen Srage.
Wenn Die BORT niebergelegten @runo-
ldbe bon ben 4rbeitgebern aud
BON fatboliIben - befolgt tpiirben,
gabe es feline io5ialiltiibe lno fonl.
muniitiide @efabr.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-26
@m. g., S.-0af. -

9as 2eben GbriItopb &olumbus'
bes @ntoeders Ser peltlihen Salbs
fugel, lit nidt in alien Bunften auf-
gefldrt. gr 1par ein Wann, Der leiner
3eit boralsgeeilt mar, uno barum
NOR es ibm iebr i9tper, sic NOTICE
Silfe CUR Iusfiibrung ieiner Yldne
5u finoen. @eil &olumbus fatboliih
mar, finoet er aub beut5utage nod
biele Jeinbe. l1nbetpieien uno unbe-
peisbar lit Die bdniibe 8emerfung,
oaB &olumbus Spanien perlalien, Die
geeue Welt al ertoeden, ttur Inn ieiner
8eatrir oapon5ulaufen. ct batte ia
iabrelans ii6 auf iene @ntoefl,ngs.
fabrt porbereitet, fonnte aber Die
notise nnteritiisuns ni9t finoen.
&olumbus mar als iunger Mann nit
Donna Selipa, Sobter 6es 8artbo=
lemaus Beitrello, nerbeirate,. Ser fur
gen gbe entiproB Oieso, aber oie
Dtutter ielblt itarb elm paar Sabre
lpater. slls aolumbus einige Sabre
ipater 5u CORDOBA tpeilte, gebar linn
8eatrir gnrique5 einen Sobn, Ser
nanoo, iiber beiien 2egitimitGt mon
ltd ltreitet, oa bie 8etpeiie fir oie
8iiltigfeit Der @be ni6t bur6idla-
geno 5u iein l6einen. Mu6 lit es iiber-
trieben 5u bebaupten, &ollmbus babe
gelogen, als er iagte, 8ott babe linn
oies ooer oas seiast. Dieie 8ebaup-
tung bat &olumbus n1mli9 ME ge-
ma6t, ionbern 1pie bas BEL ieinen
2anosleuten uno aub beut5utoge bel
guten Gbriiten Der 8rau6 lit, er
l6rieb es @ott 5l1, tpenn ibm cine
groBe grleu6tung fam. gs beitano
in man6en &reiien bas 8erlangen,
oaB &olumbus beilig geipro1en
meroe. Gte Stride bat einen Seilig-
lpre6ungspro5eB nod ni6t ansenom-
men. 0a5n gebort nd1nIi1 mebr als
8roBes fir Die 8elt 5u leiiten, es ge-
bort au6 mebr oa5u als neue @elten
5u entoeden; ba5u geb0rt Dor allem
elm frommer driltlider 2ebenstpan-
Del, 10 OaB ser &eilige anberen gum
gorbilo in BEN driitliden Susenoen
oienen fann. @ar &olnmbus au1 Elm
fiibner Seefabrer uno ieinen 3eit-
genoiien in Der grbfunoe poraus, 10
ma6t i'm bas bod nod ni1t gum
Seiligen @dbreno mir &olumbus
megen ieiner fiibnen @ntoedunes-
reilen betpunoern, tun mir bo6 beiier,
jene in Der 8efolgung ser 9riItli6en
gollfommenbeit na65uabmen, bie oie
Stride bereits beilig seipro6en bat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-26
= ST. g., Ga. :

Die Sibeae (Dragon Glp), audi
8aiieriungfrau genannt, gebort 5ur
5amilie Der Salidnebfliigler. Dieles
Snieft bat 5tpei ldngli6e, 5iemIid
groBe 5liigel uno Augen, Die berbor-
treten tpie Die Ser groBen Sausfliege.
Die 2ibellen umfliegen g1de nno
Illmpfiges @eldn6e, no lie ibre geute,
fleinere Snieften, i'm Sluge erbaiden.
Diele 8aiierlibelle lit nidt 5u per-
me6leln NIT Der gintassfliege, ipeI6e
Der 2ibeae abnlid lit, NIT Dem Inter
i6ieo, oaB lie MIR in i9neetpeiBer
Sarbe porfommt. CUR 3eit bes
S6marmens, fur5 na6oem iie aus
oen giern ausgefro6en iinb, luaen
lie am Ibeno Die StraBenlidter auf
uno umfliegen oieielben in Millionen
mie elm grobes meiBes Seer bon
geadtfaltern. Im ndblten Meorgen
liegen bieIe tot auf oen StraBen un6
Seitenipegen, Die mie nit 3tpei Bis
orei 3ou bobem S9nee be6edt erIdei-
men. Sbreiber bieles erinnert iidb aug
leinen Stnoieniabren, tpie in elmer
belgiiben Staot oie totem tpeiBen Gin
tagsfliegen Die StraBen 10 bod be-
oeften, baB Die StraBenfebrer lie nit
Bagen Degbringen muBten. Desbalb
ipridt man bon sssbeen unb idnen
fauenoen @r0Ben bon rgintagsfIie=
qen".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-26

eud tpenSet unS eu6 nit ibrer ean'
aen 2iebe ieenet. M0ge oies ber
FL. Hascual Bailon uno alle cure
Seiligen uno Sbutengel errei1en.
Ddbreno @ir - erfreut, cine iolbe
religioie aunbgebung in berart I'M.
beilnoller 3eit erleben at biirfen -
enb aue legnen:
llnieren ebrtpiiroigen 2egaten,
llniere 9riioer i'm gpiifopat mil
ibrem 4lerus uno ibrem 8olf, ole
antpeienben itaatlihen AutoritGten.
alle iene, bie 10 eroBberais an Der
8orbereitung un6 ser Srganiiation
Deg aonsreiies mitsearbeitet baben,
alle, Die in oieiem abi9lieBenoen
augenblid Der feierIiben @unb-
gebung - bort ooer auBerbaIb -
ltniere Stimme b0ren, Die ,Cimdad
Condap, Spanien, Die ganae 8eIt,
oeren Sorgen Inn ben Srieoen in
unierem 8aterbersen INNER bon un6
gans mitempfunben iperben."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-26

ipiirt, oaB mir es gut nit ibm meinett
uno niht beuhelnb ettpas bort1i,.
lben, mas mir nibt iin6. BoIIen mir
uniere Rinoer gu iittli1en MenI1en
er3ieben iie i'm @Iauben an @ott
beitdrfen uno lire religioien RrGfte
5ur gntfalt1ng bringen, Damn mil.
len mir bafiir beiorgt iein, oaB I'M.
lere 2e6ensfiibrung. 1nIer BerbaI.
ten i'm MItag, unieren religioien SIN.
lhauungen einigernnBen entlpriht.
Dab mir in oieien Dingen imn1er
pieoer periagen uno Mergernis geben,
lit elmer Der idueripiegenoiten Grim.
De, tpar,tm 10 niele iunge Menihen
ben 8eg 81. edter NeIigiofit1t nidbt
finoen. nn6 tpenn biele bon linen in
littli9er Siniidt eelegentli1 enttGu.
iben, Damn tDerben mir uns frnaen
miiiien, ob ober tpie tpeit mir 6ie sSor-
oerllngen Die mir an uniere Sugeno
IteIen, on uns ieIbit oertpirfIiht ba.
ben, tpie 1peit fie getpiiiermaBen au
unierer stpeiten 9etaur getporoen fino,
oenn anoers fann unier 8orbiI6 ia
nidt tpirfiam tperben, eraieben mir
bod bor allem bur1 oas, tpas mir
lino un6 nidt burd Dos, tpas mir in
er3ieberiiher Mbii6t tun.
Dos ~3eitaIter oes ainoes" miro
Die in oieies Sabrbunbert aeiekten
Soffnlngen bieaeibt erfiinen, tpenn
mir begriffen baben, spas mir unierer
Suge,to ibulben uno penn mir aus
Der grfenntnis, 6aB uniere itrenaiten
Hibter 1no gr5ieber Die eigenen Rin-
Der iino, Die &oniequenaen sieben.
Dies tun beiBt aber ni9t mebr uno
nidt tpeniger ais: Sid aIs gr3ieber
meni6li6 betpdbren, min iagen, 6aB
mir in 3nfunft, ebe mir an mniere
Sugeno appellieren, ielber frob uno
frenoig tnn, mos uns oufgetraaen
iii, bob mir tpenieer noraIiiieren, 0a-
fir aber Der hriitliden 8eltanlbal..
ung genaB leben, uno Dab mir nieht
nit frommen @orten, ionoern 6urd,
uniere Saltung beipeiien, oaB mir aIs
edte Gbriiten re6te @r5ieber fino.
C.-St. d. C.-T. .
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-26
.. s., Mb.

Mac, abgefiir5t Wec, lit Elm felti'
i6es @ort uno beoelitet rSobn" ooer
aoams Sobn. @ie oieies Grafi1
baben mir Sic gtabiilbe uion", tpie
). 9. abrabamion, @abrielion, So
cobion, 2etpinion, WenoelIobn uitp
Sn falt alien mooernen Spra6en iinf
Samiliennamen bergenommen bon
Der Mrt Der 8ei6dftigung ser 8or.
fabren, 1pie 3. 9. Sbuiter, Sdneioer,
Sbmieo, Sdreiner, SdDertfeger.
Bauer, Zimmerman II. a., ooer bon
Sarben ODER 8roBenmaBen, tpie
Sdmar5, Beib, Grim, 9fot, Sang,
&urs uitp.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-26
Eltrrt. glauhptt rud, rnrr
Klnnrr?

9ie ale golfsidibten uno sllters-
ltufen erfaiienbe HIpdologiiierune
oes 2ebens bat au1 inn 8etpubtIein
Der Sugeno lire Spuren binterIai.
len; oieie lit nidt nur in bielen 0in-
gen einiidtieer, fonoern au9 i6arf.
|linniger, beuboriger uno in manher
ge5iebnng fritiider getproben. Sic
nimmt nidt mebr aIles 10 lei6tgldu-
big bin uno tie nnterihei6et beutli-
der als friibere @enerationen ami
lben Sein un6 S6ein, atpii1en 6em,
mas lit unb Dem, mas iein lou; iie
laBt iib an6 ni6t mebr 10 Ieibt our6
l6one 8orte beein6rufen, uno iie
min ni4t &eoen b0ren, ionoern Saten
leben. 0as gilt gana beionoers i'm
8ereibe oes iittli9en un6 religioIen
2ebens. 9adte Die Sugeno bon emit
faum oaran am 8erbalten ser gr-
pabienen often &ritif 3u iiben un6
an ibrer iittliden SSntesritGt 5u stpei-
feln, ieste oieie Sugenb nod mebr
ooer tpeniger gutgldubig boraus, 6aB
Die Graieber aud tpirfli9 oas Iin6,
mas tie 5u fem borgeben, 10 beaeanet
Der iunge WenI6 bon beute oen gr-
ipablenen eber nit einem getpiIIen
WtiBtrauen, oas erit Damn mbertpun-
Den miro, tpenn tie getpi1lermaben ben
Betpeis fiir Die Sauberfeit ibrer &C.
iinnung, Die 8abrbaftiefeit uno CIR
lihfeit ibres &an6eIns erbraht un6
betpieien baben, 6aB tie ielbIt ibren
iittliden 1.nb religioien Mniaauun-
gen gemdB leben.
8er iid biel NIT iungen Wenihen
abgibt, lire @e6anfen un6 @efiibIe
5u ergriinoen ildt uno ii9 befiim.
inert Inn oas, mas iie beihGftigt uno
betpegt, Ser nrl,B feititeIlen, oab es
piele Dinge gibt, Die uns iebr nod
oenfli6 Itintmen miiiien. sSsn Mus.
lpra9en nno i9riftliben MeuBerun.
gen Sugenoli6er fommt inmer tpie.
Der gum Musorud, tpie tpiberIpruds.
bon oas iittlibe un6 reIigioie Ser.
balten @rtpadiener empfunoen miro.
gben oarum, tpeil mir lel6er niht
lino, mas mir ourb Gelblter5iebuna,
aus uns batten MAIDEN iollen. @etpit
Die Sugeno foroert binii9tli6 ser
iiHliben uno religi0ien 8epGbrnna
piel bon uns, au oiel biellei1t, neil
iie nm bas &a5umeni9libe, oas aud
Dem beiten @r5ieber INNER tpie6er su
ldoffen ma6t, gu tpenig tpeiB. l1nb
oo9 miiiien mir iagen, baB mir uns
Der 8erantDortung offenbar nidt i'm.
mer betuubt iin6 unb es auh irgen6-
tpie als lnier gl.tes @ebt empfin6en,
BON nniern Rinoern mebr aa berIan.
gen, als mir ibnen bor5uleben inn
itanoe iin6. Die Sugeno apingt uns
beute aber CUR gntl1eioung, in6em
lie an uns GorSerungen itellt, oenen
mir uns nidt ldnger entaieben 6iir.
fen. - Woblberitanben: Ser iunae
Wenih berlanet bon uns niht, ooB
mir bollfommen ieien, aber er min
nrto bat Mnipruh oarauf, 6aB mir
ebrli9 iin6. Ct ber3eibt lins bieIes,