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Evening star., 1953-11-08

law banning the sale Of arms
to belligerentS. On March Z,
1886, the Rhineland fell to Hit
Ter. Four days later Japan in
vaded Manchuria; two months
later Ethiopia surrendered to
Italy. and on July 19 Francisco
Franco and his junta landed
in Spain and the civil war was
on. On october "a Germany
and Italy signed a treaty
against the Soviet Comintern,
and on December 25 the axis
came into being as Japan
signed up.
Testing Ground for War
The testing ground of the
Spanish civil war was put to
full use by all the future bel
ligerents in 1887. In the Krem-
lin, Josef Stain purged his
last. remaining opposition at
the Moscow trials. Neville
Chamberlain became the Kings
first minister in London and
in Shanghai and Nanking the
Japanese took over and the
streets ran red. Austria fell on
March IL, 1888, and the beer
hall putsch master launched
his greatest psychological drive
against the West as he de-
manded the Sudetenland from
CzechoSlovakia. On Septem-
ber 80 at Munich, Britain and
France gave it to him, and
shaky old man with an UNI
brella and a piece of paper in
his hand landed in the fog at
a London airport to announce
Peace in our time" The open
. ing notes of Hitler's Goetter-
daemmerung were sounding,
and fear came down on the
world, which did not have long
to wait.
On March Is, 1889, Hitler
and his troops entered Prague;
Evening star., 1953-11-08

flights Immediately. Instead,
the American line has two
months in which to prepare
its argument as to why it
should be permitted to con-
tinue.
1t is possible, Of course, that
the Canadian board will de-
eide that retaliation is not in
Canada's best long term inter-
estS. It's also possible that the
CAB may reverse its position
on the proposed Canadian
route to Mexico.
Sweetness Again
In the latter eventuality, all
would again be sweetness and
light between the CAB and the
Canadian ATB. The desir-
ability of this happy state Of
affairs likely will be pointed
out to President Eisenhower by
members of the Canadian gov
ernment when the President
visits Ottawa next week. The
CAB is responsible only to the
President, so only he could in
duce it to reconsider the case.
The point of view here is
that the CABS action appears
capriciouS and not in keeping
with the friendly spirit of the
reciprocal air arrangements
between the two countries. No
United States air carrier would
be affected by a Canadian line
dropping Canadian passengers
at Tampa. But if the CAB re-
mains obdurate, and if angry
resentment dictates reprisafs
here, the international air car
riers Of both countries could
suffer.
Evening star., 1953-11-08

VA 4N4GbA SAA 90 AAA1RA4NA ny ~
desperate urge for righteous
ness much too late, Britain
and France agreed to come to
the aid of Poland if she should
be attacked. In midsummer
the putsch leader demanded
Danzig and a corridor
through Poland to the sea, got
the willing cooperation of
Russia with his plans, and on
August 81 signed a non-ag-
greSSion pact with Stain. In
the early morning hours of
September l his troops crossed
into Poland. On September 3
the tired old man in London
told his people that he must
regretfully inform them that
they were again at war with
Germany And on November
2 the United States Congress
repealed the arms embargo.
The Pottern Freezes
So the pattern froze. The
seven axis powers (Japan came
in at Pearl Harbor in 194D
fought their war; Great Brit
ain, France, the United States
and 16 allies fought theirs;
and Russia fought hers. The
struggle ragged on all the seas
and over many lands, and mil
lions upon millions found their
deStinieS changed forever by
its passage. Some great, funda-
mental damage was done to the
fabric of society everywhere,
and even though the beer hall
messiah did not succeed in
winning, the evils he unleashed
from the darkest recesses of
the human heart and mind did
much to send mankind far
back along the road so labori-
Evening star., 1953-11-08

LAST NIGHT, WIDER RANGE DIALING became
effective for the Washington Metropolitan Area This
you are now able dial all calls direct other telephones
within this area except.
/ Calls from pay telephones and, for the present,
z Calls to and from Crescent, Vienna Evergreen and
cE dor and calls from OR unite 3 and a.
You dial station Long Distance calls
Annapolis Baltimore Frederick and certaiB other commune
ties, except from those telephones listed above. The only
you have with the operator these calls is when
she comes the line briefly to record your number.
Please remember!
you dial wrong number be inform the operator
Immediately, you won't be charged for the CALL possible
give her the number you daed error the place you
reached
, 1953-06-20
Orgunic Act Hearings
Continued through
FridoY Morning.

According to information
received from Governor de
Castro Assembly Chairman
Walter /. M. Hodge testified
on Thursday afternoon and
requested that the Legislative
Assembiy's Bill be introduced.
Chairman Saylor promised to
introduce it, so that all three
bills M be before the
Committee.
Mr.. Hodge made clear and
good presentation Of the As
sembly's proposals and the
Committees questions con-
tinued friendly and displayed
a K e e II interest in our
problems.
Joseph Alexander also tes-
tilted in support of the Assem-
bly's draft as did Ralph Pale
wonsky. Hearings were re-
sumed nine thirty yesterday
morning.
, 1953-06-20
Luth. kindergarten 10
Hove Commencement
Tuesday. April 23


The Lutheran kindergarten
Of the Christiansted Lutheran.
Church will have its ycom-
mencement" exercises o n
Tuesday evening at 7:3O at the
Parish Hall. Twenty-eight 81
the thirty-one students win
graduate & receive diplomas.
Mrs. Beatrice Benjamin,
principal and teacher Of the
Kindergarten, will be IN
charge Of the program. The
principal address will be de-
Ivered by r e V. Kenneth
Ferguson.
Parents, friends and the
public in general are invited. ]
N&AS
, 1953-06-20
Edna Golden. Mdrio
De Chubert King and
Queen of 81. MurYs

Edna Golden and Mario de
.Chabert were crowned King
and Queen Of ST. Marys at the
dance held on the occasion of
the laying of the Cornerstone,
The ceremony was performed
BY Father Superior Joseph
Hart.
Both were selected because
they received THE most VOTES,
each Of which was worth five
cents.
Edna, d most beautiful
Queen" is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Golden;
Mario, also a very handsome
King is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph de Chabert.
Page Boy was Freddy Pr
mental; Flower Girls were
CONTINUED on Page a
, 1953-06-20
Egypt is Now
RepubEc;G en.Nu guib
Is First President

The Kingdom of Egypt is no
more. General Naguib has de-
clared Egypt a Republic as Of
June IS and all royal titles
have been abolished.
Naguib has been declared
the First President. Thous-
ands Of people cheered the
new President and his
associates.
The power Of the Regent
has now been eliminated as
heretofore every law or de-
cree issued had to get the
approval Of Prince Abdel
Moneim.
, 1953-06-20
Rosenbergs Die in
Electric Choir as
Atomic Spies

Julius and Ethel Rosenberg
died in the electric chair at
Sing Sing in New York last
night. Julius entered t h e
death chamber at 8:04 pm.
and was declared dead two
minutes later; Ethel, his wife,
entered at 8:06 and was pro-
nounced dead at Bill.
A rabbi accompanied them
to the electric chair. Neither
would make any statement.
Both appeared tired but
composed.
Last ditch efforts by their
lawyers failed to save them;
the last was when Justice Will
liam O. Douglas granted q
stay of execution which was
vacated by the other Justices
thus upholding the sentence
imposed BY Judge Irving
Kaufman.
President Eisenhower had
refused to give clemency for
the secondtime. The President
said that sThe execution Of
two human beings is a grave
matter; but ever graver IS the
thought of the millions OF
dead whose death may be dir
rectly attributable to what
these spies have done"
Continuing, the President
said that he was convinced the
Rosenbergs had received the
fullest measure Of justice and
due process Of law. When
Continued on Page a
, 1953-06-20
Personal Mention

One Of the most enthusiast
tic visitors to c o M e to
st. Croix is Louis Sterling,
father Of Mrs. A1rneric Chris
tian. He arrived several days
ago.
Mr.. Sterling said he liked
the Island from just hearing
about it from his four daugh-
tiers and Mrs! Sterling; he
feels perfectly at home. /
He is the guest Of Attorney
and Mrs. Christian.
, 1953-06-20
Miss Catherine
Fdrchette Becomes
of Louis Golden

Miss Catherine Farchette
the bride Of Louis
Golden, Jr., in a quiet but
beautiful ceremony at the
Holy Cross Catholic Church.
at 5 o'clock last night. The
bride was given in marriage
by her father, John Farchette:
the groom's bestman was his
father.
The ceremony W a $ per
formed by Father Superior
Joseph Hart.
One hundred and fifty IN
vited guests were seated in the
church; shortly after the APP
pointed hour the Wedding
March began to play and the
bride to be was preceded by
Miss Joan Lang, Maid Of
Honor; two Flower Girls,
Eirene end Edel Canegata;
John Golden, page boy and
two bridesmaids, Misses Ed
ma Golden and Angeline Far
Ghetto.
The bride wore a white
chantilly lace bodice with
tulle skirt and carried q bou-
quet Of white carnation.
After the ceremony q re-
Continued on Page a
, 1953-06-20
John TulLWill Appeur
III Recitul at Perish
Hull MondoY Night

Music lovers are assured OF
an enjoyable evening on Mon
day night, June ~, when
John TuH, a really golden
voiced tenor, will be present.
ed in recital by the members
of the Luther League at the
Parish Hall at $50.
Mr.. TulIs voice was heard
in spots over Station WIN
this evening shortly after the
news at 6:15. Hope has been
expressed that the Hall will
be filled to capacity to hstsen
to him.
His accompanist will be
Marie Strasburger.
, 1953-06-20
Basil v. Messer, . native

Basil ". Messer, . native
son who left the Island TWEEN
ty-four years ago and estab-
lished permanent residence
in New York, arrived for a
three weeks vacation; visiting
his relatives and friends.
Mr.. Messer is the house
guest Of MI. and Mrs. Wilfred
Messer, his brother and
sister-in-law.
, 1953-06-20

Fairgrounds Commission, the
outlet was placed on
Parade Ground. Work was
started late yesterday and
completed today.
DR.. Randall James, through
whose initiative the program
was developed, and who was
directly responsible for bring
ing about the installation in
ecord time for the games,
will be the announcer.
The broadcast from Freder
iksted will be between 3 and
4 pm. and in Christiansted
5 to s pm.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-01-03

rHembert. ginem ieiner Dffi3iere tpiro
Der beriibmte slusiprub Bon pour
Nickel" (@ut genug fir Nidel iein
BferbD 5ugeibrieben, als man ibm in
goro- Geutidlano bas beiniide
Sdpar5brot ierpierte. Dieies
Sbpar3brot, elm 8oafornbrot, ipur-
oe unter Dem nerbelitlhten Spisna-
men vYumpernidel" ipeltberiibmt.
Seitbem lieB es oen mooernen &die-
foben IN ben elropdil6en 4lpenlGn-
bern feline Nube, bis ite aub aus Ser
Ytil6 cine baltbare 8ollipeiie gemabt
batten. gs entltano 5uerit in Der
Sbnei5, Damn aub I'M bertihen Mn-
g6u Die Wilb in Stanniol", Der mo-
oerne gei6mol5ene adie, Ser belite in
Der gan5en 5ipililierten 8eIt gum nor
malen Sebensltanoarb gebort. Iber er
mar nod fein pirfli6er 8ruoer oes
Golfornbrots. sIs n&die" gaIt bis
Dor einem Sabr5ebnt offi5iea, alio
audi in Der definition ser @elebge=
bung, elm Broouft, in bem nur 5pei
Grittel ser Wilbbeitanoteile entbal-
ten maren. Gas leste 9rittel, n1mIi6
oie in ser 0tolfe entbaltenen auBerit
mertpollen gitpeis sltoffe, Mineralial5e,
uno ser Osilb5uder, ging BEN 8eg
dies abfaas. Grit in iiingiter 3eit
eelang es oem Geuti6- -Mmerifaner S.
6. &raft, oie Molfe ein5ubampfen
uno Dem &aie als fon5entrierte Baite
ipieoer 5u5ufiibren. 0urb oas Gel-
petaz zGerfabren titano ser erite tpirf-
liebe GoamilbfGIe Ser 8elt, NIT Dem
elm Menlb iid ebenio ausi6lieBli6
erndbren fonnte ipie nit Golmilh.
gr muroe uripriinglid aus engli-
l6em uno nellieeldnoiiden Gbeiter-
Gbeeie gema6t, bon Oem gan5e
S6iffslaoungen in oas itille gagal1-
StGothen 2inoenberg famen, bis man
ausldnoilhe &aier nod Geutl6lano
bolte uno einen Sell ser Magauer
groouftion auf Gbeiter ltmItellte.
Sebt rollen bon BORT tdglid EauienOe
bon Goamilbs&Gieeden in runoen
S6ohteln in piele 2Gnoer @uropas
uno baben cine mebr ais fiinftaulenb+
idbrige gntlpidlllng anf bieiem 8e=
biet pollenoet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-01-03
Btttp pinra Mif1innara
ga Sui5a be Surrialba,
1. Oeaember 1862.

Sebr geebrter Sr Watt!
slls elmer ser itanoigen 2eier ST.
res @obenblattes erlaube id) mir,
Sic 81 griiBen. Sd freue mid itets
auf ben ,@anberer' unD beionoers
iiber bas, tporiiber er auf Der eriten
be5iebungstpeiie a6ten 5eite 5u ipre=
6en pflest. 3ie 3eilen bieler Seiten
berraten quite Sabfenntnis uno brin-
gen itets eine &ritif an, Die ii1 ni1t
iheut uoie Ginoer" beim riobtigen SEQ
men 5u nennen. Weine Mnerfennung
unb meinen ailfriftigen 0anf!
Ser GRUB au oieiem 8rief lit fol-
senoer: Wtir lit in inherent Wiiiions-
iprengel 2imon i6 bin Bin5en-
timer eine gelanbemdBis iebr
lbmierige un0 ausgebebnte Bfarrei
5ugeipieien mor6en. I'm bier einiger=
maBen midi Dem sl1 ltdbern, mas man
Seellorge nennt, braube ib einen
Seep. Sd babe ibon alles Weoglihe
perlu1t, Inn oie 14,5OO golones au-
iammen5ubefommen, bie fir BEN
4auf bes Seeps notig iinb, bin aber
iiber $500 nibt binausgefommen. go
fam mir bieier Gage Ser @e6anfe,
mid olrd Sic uno aufgrunb Sbrer
gmpfebluns an Die 2elergemeinoe bes
,@anoerer' 5u tpenben nit Der 8itte,
mir oen 4auf oes Seeps moglid su
MAIDEN. Sd oa6te mir, 1penn ieber
2eier bes ,@anberer' einen balben
ooer einen 8ierteloollar gum erbete-
men 3ped i6enfen tpiiroe, bdtte if
oas notige @elo pobl Idneu 5uiaml-
men. 9lls gntgelt perlprebe ih ben
giitisen Selfern ieoiabrlid - iolange
MIDI 8ott leben ldBt - bier beilige
Meiien 5u leien in ibren Santentionen.
W0ge @ott meme 8itte iegnen uno
eine groBe Mn5abl Seelen our Muf=
nabme meiner 8itte bereit MAIDEN.
Weit freunoliden 8riiBen
boba6tungsooa
@eorg @runotfe, c. m.
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Der Lesser fragt -, ,uir arst,Uorte,

1916 beiorste er au6 ben Srganiiten-
oienlt on ser Nifolaus=&irhe gu
Sbernoori. Sier idloB er Die bent
niiroige 5rel1noldaft NIT Wtobr Na6
elmer 9ienlt5eit BON einuno5manaig
sSabren in slrnsoorf burfte 8ruber
enoIih sun5 ieiner geliebten Oeuiif
lebcn. Gr puroe 1888 Staotpfarr-
Gborregent in SaIlein uno nirfte
BORT, ntlgemein geebrt unO eeliebt,
bis 5u ieinem Sooe G. sunni 1859.
Io6 beute lit Sic Samilie @ruber
eng nit ser alten Salaitaot perbun-
oen, leitet oc6 6ran3 8rubers gnfei
Oie Sieoertafel in Sallein, oeren
Gbormeilter ouf ieiu Sater tpar.
Iran5 8rubers @rab lit beute Elm
@allfabrtsort aller, 0ie lein 2ieo lie
ben. llno luenn lein Gnfel am Gbriit=
nbeno ieoes Sabr oas traute 2ieo
iingt mo es auf oes @roBpaters @i-
tarre begleitet, lauiden Saulenoe bon
Mlnoflnfborern oteier @eibel eltlinhe.
@orum rStiQe gtoft, beiIiee
Na6t" fiir 5pet Sineltinmen nnO
@itarre geihrieben lit? Gin gering-
| fiigiger 3ufau bat oas Shifial zines
9ieoes geitaltet. &l1r5 Dor BEN sSeier=
tagen 1913 bate oie ultersniioe Or
gel 5u Sanft gtifplal1s ben 0ienit auf=
gelagt, 1lno ebe ser Srselooftor aus
Dem 3iaertol fam, fonnten @oben
pergehen. @us blieb iibrig, als oas
neue Sieo nit ser ~3upfgeige" 5u BE-
glet1en2 @rlber perltanb iid) ia oar=
auf, uno 10 long Ntobr bie Sber=
Itimme, @rlber begleitet uno lang
Ben gaB oa5u. Die 9irdenianeer mie-
oerbulten oie pier SdluBtafte i'm bier
ltimmiaen. semiihten gbor. 60 er=
flong oas 2ieo gum eri itenmal uno
oielleidt nod 81 elmer ooer anoeren
riitmette. Iunn iflief es eln oas
fleine @elegenbeitslieo.
Grit Sabre ip0ter tpllroe ser be-
fannte Srgelbauer aus 5iigen i'm
3iQertal uno &orl Waura6er nad
Sbernoorf berllfen, sic i6aobafte Or
gel olls5ubeliern. Sbm seigte man oas
2ieb; er nabm es in ieine Seimat NIT,
l1no 10 trut oas 2ieo 5Deier Sal5bur=
ger alS u5ircler GolfslieO" ieine
&eltreiie an.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-01-03
mrr hat hrn Kdfr rrfunhrn? ?

Sn uSallenounoeiner Na6t" err
5iblt oie i6one Sdebere5aoe ibrem
aonig oas Wdr6eu BON oenl orobi=
i6en &aufmann &anana, ser aus Iei-
ner Heileflalbe, eineln getrOdneten
S6afsmageu, 0fil6 trinfen mil l1no
MIR 8aiier berausbefommt, oafiir
aber innen einen oiden meiben 9rei
porfinoet, Sen er nit 8oblbebogen
peripeilt. @ie 10 piele Dor uno nod
ibm mar &anana ltngemollt, Our6
einen 3ufau gum grtinoer gelporoen,
gum grfinoer bes &dles> Ser dltelten
&onierpe Ser @elt. Seine gntoedung
lol - na6 Ser Sage = nod bon ibm
ielblt inbe5us auf Sdrte uno Saltbar-
felt perpollfommnet lporoen iein uno
binnen meniger Sabr5ebnte Oie gan5e
sllte 8elt ~ero6ert" baben.
&Gle lpuroe bereits i'm 9litertum
Elm unentbebrli6es 8erpfleglngsmit=
tel Ger Homaoen uno &rieger. Woies
peroanfte ibm angeblid) iein bobes
alter, ser irnse 9auio perldidte
n5elopoItpafete" oamit, Somer l1nb
Sippofrates ernGbnen i'm, uno ben
olpmpiihen @ottern feblte er beim
Spfer ni6t. Dos H0mil6e 9feib
fannie sic merfipiiroige Speile 5uerit
nur ais Selifateiie, Die BEL BEN Set
eelagen Ser oberen Sauieno als iel-
tene smportmare gereiht puroe, aber
nod Der groberl1ng gtoms ourd oie
@ermanen tpurbe bie rmardenbafte"
grfinoung oes arabiiden &aufmanns
aanana in ibrer baltbaren Sorm audi
i'm gan5en hriItliden abenolano per-
breitet.
Son oa fiibrt Die gnttpidlung at
Sen beutigen Spibeneroeugniiien Der
Wil9mirtibaft ioaulagen iiber Napo-
leon. gr mar es, Der auf elmer Snipef>
tionsreile oen Gamembert entbedte -
in Dem fleinen fran50iii6en Srt Ga
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Snnnpnn1pnnp

Ginen nllnoerDonnigen, traumbafi
fur5en sSriibling bat Die WenIdbeit
int 8nraoieie perlebt. 9llrh sic Gin,
.oc fam Ser 600 in Die @elt, uno al
les, ipas eben nod 10 berrli6 bliibte,
ting an 81 nelfen. @s par llrplotlid)
SerbIt gelpproen, ebe Die Saat Got,
tcs, sic Gr in Seiner @naoe ausge=
ltrellt butte, na6ien uno' reifen font
te Gs mar Serblt geiporoen, aber
ni6t ein SerbIt Ser frpben @rnte lmb
bes rei6en Segens, ionoern Elm
Soerblt oes 9ldtterfoaes, oes triibell
Nebels unb Ser rauben 8inbe. slae
Sronllng bate oie Siilloe geitort, nit
einem &uf bate lie Die gottesnabe
@elt in falte, ounfle @ottesferne &c,
braht, lno immer tiefer puroe Dos
gleno, INNER biilterer oas 2eben, i'm:
mer farger oie Sonne. 8eihlebter
ouf 8eifledter 5ogen poriiber in Der
langen, b6mmernben 3eiten, uno ibre
Seuf5er uno &lagen Danoerten tpie
| iuhenh bur6 bie @elt unb riefen oie
Come, Die no6 Der GerbeiBung mie.
berfommen icute. @ott bat Seln gnas
oenreihes @ort ipabr genaht, Die
Some lit gefommen.
Tie beilige 9taht i'm Stalle 81
9ctblcbem mar Sic Sonnenipenoe fiji
Die 8ei6ihte ser Wenl6beit. 0a ipar
oie 3eit erfiiat, oa mar oas MaB oes
! Glenos poQ geporben, uno bie Sonne
lties, I'M sic Sinlternis 81 pertreiben
unb 2i6t uno 2eben 5u bringen
@enn in ser @inter5eit bic Sonne
| lih lpenoet unb Die Sage pieoer Ian.
ger peroen, 10 gei6iebt bas itin unS
beimli6, obne 8eraul6 uno aufieben
Ser 8lit fdbrt blenoeno nieoer aui
rollenoem IonnerDagen, unb iein Sc
ben lit fllr5 Die Elm 9lugenl6lag. Die
Sonne moht feinen 2GrnL aber itari
unb Itetis nabIt ibre Ma6t, Sic @rbe
periiingeno, 2eben pedeno, Sreuoe
bringeno uno nit milbem 2i6te ieoen
@ioerltanO iiberminoeno. 60 NOR oas
&ommen bes grlolers in sic liino.
erItorbene, iiu6belaoene @elt. gr
poate geboren iperoen bon elmer ar.
men SungfralL in bunfler geadt, in
einem elenben Stalle, BEL einem flei.
men StGot6en, in einem unbeoeuten.
oen 2anoe - olles lit Stille 1lnb
gerborgenbeit, 9emut uno Mrml1t
uno &leinbeit. 9sur Elm paar Sirten
auf Sem 5eloe iaben in Ser gngelglo.
rie einen Strabl oes aufiteigenoen
2idteS uno offneten sbm glaubens.
bon ibre einf1ltieen Ser5en, uno i'm
fernen Worgenlanoe 5iinoete elm an.
oerer Strabl in bie fonislihen Seelen
ser lpeiien Wdnner, baB lie Sic fpeite
Sabrt ni6t i6eute in oas ferne 2anb
1as mar aues. Gin leiIes, leiies
S6immern unb bod NOR es Die
punbermG6tige, peltiibertpinoenbe
Simmels ionne, bie iib Der Wenibbei1
5ugetpanbt bate. SSSn 8etblebem, bel
Seimatitabt bes grloiers, lbliefen Ole
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9ea5aretb Wotberbouje, Goncor-
Oia, Sans, ben 19. 0e5ember 1862.

NudQreID W(OIDerDoule, SOnCDr=
bia, Sans, ben 19. 0e5ember 1852.
Siebe 2eler!
@s lit mobl 3u ipdt, Elm gnaoenrei-
DIES bobes @eibna6tsfeit gu mini
iden. gs lit aber nid)t gu ipGt, Elm
gelegnetes Neues Sabr 5u tpiiniben.
9as mill ib biermit tun. Gem geebr=
ten @rn. Heoafteur, ieinen Witarbei=
tern, 5reunoen uno @0nnern oes lie
ben ,Wanoerer' moge oas sSabr oes
Sells 1853 pirflib elm ssabr bes
Sells iein ooer, beiier, tperoen. llniere
frommen 8orfabren reoeten bonn
Sabre oes Sells ooer au9 bonn anu4s
rebaratac Sallttis, oas Sabr bes nie-
Der bergeltellten Seilsplans @ottes
Der entleblibe 9aB Ser gefanenen
8eiiter gegen @ott unb bie Weni6en-
finoer bate in toriben @abn es per-
iu6t, oen Sbopfungsplan @ottes 5l1
Ourhfrell3en, aber @ottes grbarmune
i,no @eisbeit madte alles tpieoer gut
ourb ben groBartigen grl0iungsplan.
llno Ser nabm ieinen Mnfang in Den
bo6beiligen 8ebeimniiien, Sic mir in
Der gegenmdrtigen beiligen 3eit fei-
ern. WenidiDeroung, @eburt, 8e-
ibneioung oes Serrn. 9amit trat Ser
grloier Seine genaltige 2aufbabn an.
ltno oas alles aus lelbltloleIter 2iebe
5u nns.
Wogen oie unenbli6en Sriibte bie.
ler erbarmenoen grloIerliebe gud
allen, uns alien iiberrei6Ii1 auteil
lperoen i'm Sabre Oes Sells 1858!
Wit oieIem @uni6e unb Dem Yrie.
lteriegen
Joseph H. Wels, ST..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-01-03

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ftrenger @i1ter lit, Der IN Seinem
3orn bie Weniden bunoerttpeiie- in
bic Sole binabitoBt; tpenn tie bon Der
briitliheit 2ebre nibts boren ilno Dor
Magen gefiibrt befommen als lanter
lSbredensbiloer, tpenn ibnen oas
IGbrii itentum immer MIR als gbtotung,
areu5isuna gntiaguns. 8uBe nip.
| Igeihilbert miro: bann miro freilif
Der Gampf 5piIden Dem lid mOdte"
uno uid ioa gar ME aufboren; Damn
lnirb bas .ib mofte" ME 5uiammen-
flieBen, ME ems merOen nit Dem lid
loa". Warnm Oenn?
@eil iolb einem itngen Menihen
INNER mieoer Der 1eufel, liinbige
Meniben uno Die eigene Sinnlidfeit
allies, mas @ott berboten bot, als
ldon uno iiiB anempfeblen. go eli,
iunger 2affe meint Damn. er miiiie,
INN audi ettpas 5u iein uno aud etipas
| 5u Derben, er miiiie, INN elm ihones,
senuBreibes, froblibes, gliidieliges
2eben 5r befommen, nottpenoig iene
perbotenen Dinse baben; er Tonne nur
Ibamit frei uno gliidli6 nerben, bab
er @ottes 8ebote iibertrete. go Elm
liunger 4ffe unb Bapasei meint, baB
er elm ooes, trauriges, betriibtes,
|freuololes 2eben batte, menn er Got
tes 8ebote beoba6tete.
9ie meiiten Meniden geben in Oie-
Iem 0abne 5eitlidb uno etpig au-
grunoe. 0arum muB man IN ltnle=
rem anaben uno MdOden, Siinglin-
gen uno Sungfrauen bon friibeiter
Sugeno on eifrig baran arbeiten,
oieien @abn 5u 5eritoren. Sic miiiien
baloigit einieben, ilno moslibit flor
einleben, oaB 8ott nur oesnegen bies
rno ienes perbietet, neil es @ift lit,
neil es uns an 2eib uno Seele lba=
bet. neil es llns ins llngliid unb ms
Seroerben bineinreiBt.
Sot ein illnger Meni1 einlnal ein-
geieben, oaB aaes @ift lit, mas @ott
perboten bat, uno oaB alles, mas Ct
bon uns perlanst fir l,ns 10 not
iuenoig uno 10 niiblid) lit pie oas
tagli6e 8rot: oann miro er 1pobl per=
iteben, oaB Die ldredlidIte &ranfbeit,
oas sr0Bte ltebeI sic Siinoe lit, uno
er miro it'd Bitten Dor oieier Quelle
alles glenoes. gs miro ibm ser Ippe=
tit pergeben nad Der perbotenen
Srudt; er miro nidt mebr nmosen"
mas ct ni6t ioa; Oaseeen miro ct
freuoig mogen, mas linn 8ott ge=
bietet; Damn miro oas ui6 mohte"
l,no oas lid Jon" bel linn ineinanoer=
flieBen, ems neroen.
Cabin mtB es bie gr5iebllng brin=
gen, ionlt lit lie nur leeres Strob. Ias
aino m,B 5ur driitliden Sreibeit er=
5ogen ueroen. Iabei beiBt es raht
baben", vri6ts perIdumen".