davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1953-02-22
Y, OFF
LINED Oak Modern
Bedroom
Double Dresser, Mirror Chest Twin Beds, Mite Stond
Wos $3.50 NOW %

Widdcomb diversified Soto, custom mode, extremely
comfortable, grey self stripe. Was $685., Now $45S
Widdicomb Sectional Large One Arm Love Scots.
uPhoIstered in grey linen, lotex scots and books
Modern Lounge Chair, tight seat in brown texture.
Mas u5 S'7e Ioynoe Choir chortreuse upholstery, ~
bIeoched legs. Was sl7e ------------ Now ses
Lounge Chair, foam rubber cushion, cotton tweed
upholstery Was $98 8------------- Now $3.50
Wddicorb Small Lounge Chair, foam rubber spring
construction. Was $l94 ---------- Now $3.50
Widdcomb Walnut Frame Lounge Chairs, Iotex
rubber scot and back. Were S205 -------Now $ss
Widdcomb Small Purple Texture Walnut Frome
Fireside Chairs, foam rubber. Were $245, Now $l39
Widdcomb Hi Back Robsohn Gibbines Chair. lotex
rubber in coroI linen. Was $227 ------ Now $138
Coekto Tob!e, Dunbor, "surfboord" desien. 84sl7
End TobIe, Stewortstown bIeoched mohoeony,
27hxl9, 26 inches toll, drawer shelf. Wos $50,
Now $34.95
Commode, Weinnon, discontinued, leather top,
beoched, "a inches square. decorator piece. Wos
$lO9.5 ---------------~----N Now $3.50
End TobIe, bIeoohed mohoeony, Stewortstown. gloss
top, 3Oxlo, 23" toll Was $45 ------ Now $24.5o
Odd Modern Bedroom and Dining Room Pieces included
in this sole ..
Evening star., 1953-02-22

Genuine Mahogany in Glowing Amber Finish Dining
Group consisting Of eredenzo buffet. 56-ineh
breokfront china, spider leg extension toble, server,
solid mahogany chairs. sides and arms. was
Evening star., 1953-02-22
Return Here

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Davidson
Cockey have returned from three
years in Puerto Rico and are now
with Mrs. Cockey's mother. Mrs.
L. M. Dow for the winter.
Evening star., 1953-02-22
Traditional and Modern
Drop-Leof Tables
Greatly Reduced

DrexeI Genuine Mahogany Drop-Leof
Extension Toble. Was $l7o,
Nov $1z4
Widdicomb Genuine Mahogany Di-
FunetionoI Toble, Al I2-inch
Ieoves. Wos $l52-------Now $ll9
Brandt 2Ox36 Mahogany Drop-Leof
TobIe, 36x48 opened. Was $3.50,
Now $29.75
DrexeI Precedent Silver Elm Drop
Leaf Extension TobIe. Was $l44,
Now SIT
Brandt 24x40 Mahogany Drop-Leof
TobIe, 40x78 opened. Was $3.50,
Now $3.50
Stewortstown -BIeoched Mahogany
Modern Drop-Leof TobIe. Was ST 50,
Now $9S
Evening star., 1953-02-22
BEDROOM

kinde Marble Top Mahogany Triple Dresser, mir
ror huoe drilled door chest on chest, full size bed
and eriIIed door cobinet mite stands. Wos 81 o.
John Widdicomb French Provincial Cherry 5-drower
chffonier powder table, full size bed ond md e1oe nte
White and Gold Double Dresser, mirror, chest on
chest, powder toble, mite stand and Mr.. ond Mrs
''o~~~ Now $3.50
Crotch Mahogany 64-inch Triple Dresser mirror,
huge lo-droWer chest on chest, full size bed and
mite stonds.s Mos 81 l.535.------------No Now @ISo
Swirl Mahogany with Rich Amber Tone Finish, 62-
inch Shaped Front Triple Dresser, huge chest on
chest, full or twin bed and mite stand. Wos $8e4
French Provincial Cherry 6o-inch Shaped Front g.
drower Double Dresser, mirror 6-drower chest, Mr.
and Mrs. heodboord bed with frames and z 4-drower
chest mite stands. Wos s$624----z-----Now$ $4S9
Solid Mople COLONEL 5O-neh o-drower Double
Dresser with twin mirrors large chest on chest ond
DrexeI' Trovis Court in DrexeItone Mohoeony, 54-
inch, S-drower double dresser bose Wqs Ss slaS ~
Drexel, Shaped Front Chest to match above. Was
french Provincial Cherry Powder TobIe and ottoched
mirror with motchng bench. Was S. 49. So, Now 500
Solid Mahogany Pineapple Top Full Size Poster BED
John Widdiconb, Antique White and Silver French
Provincial Double Bureau Bose. Was $399,
DrexeI, Mahogany Twin Panel Beds. Were $17o
Der poir --------------- Now $79 per por
Solid Maple 3O-inch Chest with Desk Compartment.
Was S82 --------------------N Now $36
DrexeI, French Provincial Cherry 7-drower Vanity
and Hanging Mirror with Matching Bench. Wos
S256 Now $118
WiIIet, Cherry, Shaving Mirror with drawers Wos
03S.OO INOW 30
Fine, Deep Tufted Bock French Provincial Choise
Lounge, green and gold netoIIc. Was $3.50,
Now $l63
Many More Bedroom Suites and Odd Pieces
Similarly Reduced
Evening star., 1953-02-22

No Refunds No Exchanges
No Future. Deliveries I. No Phone
Orders or GODS :. All Sales
Final
Evening star., 1953-02-22
LIVING ROOM

Lawson 2-cushion Full Size Soto, green texture
upholstery Was $268--------------Now $l59
Lawson Love Seats, green texture, skirted to floor
Wos $500 ------ Now $189.50
Regency Solo, coro rose upholstery, sirted to floor
Korpen Curved Front Soto, stunning tweed cover
Solid Mahogany Duncon Phyfe Soto. covered in
fIoro Tapestry Was $3.50 ----------- Now $228
Donovan Shops Tuxedo Sofa, upholstered to floor in
lovely green motelosse cover Was S385, Now $23o
Shaped Arm Provincial Sofa, snort Ploid cover
Antique White ond Gold coxed Frame Tufted Beek
LoebIen Doybed Soto. tufted back. built to floor
Moss edge. Was $585 --------------Now $34S
Carved Frame French Soto, tufted back, rose broco
tee. Wos S585 5------------------Now 1895
Donovan shJp Channel Back Lounge Choir, Choir
treuse cover Was $l49.5o ----------- Now $50
Green Regency Lounge Choir skirted to floor N YVES as
Exposed Wood Frome Channel Back Choir per
sirnnon cover. Wos Sl5o ------------ Now $9S
Tufted Back BorreI Choir, down cushion, carved
mahogany legs Wos $2o8 ---------- Now $l49
kittneer High Boek Solid Mohoeony oeeosiono
Choir, covered in red brocode. Wos $780, Now $79
Boxer Small Upholstered Fireside Choir. upholstered
Top Grain Red Leather Lounge Chairs. Were $228,
Now $l29
Button Back Lounge Chairs, Iotex rubber scots.
frneed to floor. Wos $llo ----------- Now $7S
Down Cushion, Down Bock, Finest Quoty Lounge
Choirs. brown texture. Were S345 - Now $lSo
blue, grey and rose brocode. Was $3lo, Now $lSo
Loeblein Custom Mode diversified Mons Lounge
Choir, luxuriously comfortable. Was S435,
Now $3.50
81 Additional sofos and 6s choirs
Reduced for This Sale 4
Evening star., 1953-02-22


Was $356 Floor sample ---------- Now $l9S
Pullman Sleeper, full size Lowson style, red mote
Iosse Was $319 Floor sompe d. Now $Zl9
PuIn1un Sleeper, regency styeswth tufted orDns and
fringe base, red noteosse sd Floor somPie eos Wos
Puifnfon Sleeper, foam lotex scot cushions modern
beige texture. Was $478. Floor sonple Now 1888
Pullman Sleeper, green eeometrc frieze, full size
modern style. Wos $437 ---------.-- Now $5lS
Simmons Hide-o-bed, oroy donosk, full size lowson
Fisher DuoIounoe full double size innersprrg nnot-
red ts5s grey fez red 1"d syey
Tweed sofobeds, modern IT" cushion styling in
green and cocoa Were $15o----------Now $SS
Famous Heller Studio Couehes, popular two cushion
style with bockrest open to sleep two. Were S89 80
Sets EnoIonder Mattresses and Box Springs, single
and double sizes. Were $3.50 ----- Now $50 set
Swing Size 6/6 Plastic Heodboords. Were $3o5
Now $l4.50
One Set 3/3 Beoutyrest Mattress and Box Spring:
Was ------------------No Now $9e set
One 4/6 Simmons DeepsIeep mottress only Wos
Many Studios Soto Beds Springs and Mattresses on Sole
Evening star., 1953-02-22
OCCASIONAL FURNITURE

Boxer, Old World Mahogany Secretary, eother
writing compartment, crown gloss doors. Wos S6o9,
Now 1886
DrexeI French Provincial Cherry 3-drower Shaped
Front Comnode Was Sl3o --- Now $92
Black Lacquer and Gold 55-inch Breokfront, red
leather writing compartment. Was Sol6, Now $474
Lamp Toblee Wenon discontinued pattern, book
compartment, z drawers. 251A"xl8" 8"x26". Wos
commode, ImperjoI, 2-drower sox18, all noohos. g
any. Was $3.50 0----------------N Now SASS
Lonp TobIe, Grand Rapids custom mode, figured
mahogany ond fooled leather top, 27x23. II inches
toll. Wos $3.50 O---------------- Now $3.50
Nest Of 2 TobIes, gold tooed Ieother, nohoeony.
22xl4. Wos $3.50 -------------- Now $44.5O
CocktoiI TobIe, mahogany, Weimon discontinued,
Far Eastern design, 4Ox24, drawer. Wos $ll75O,
: Now $3.50
Lomp TobIe, Famous Maker, inIoid figured mohoe-
any, drower, "a inches square. Was $l09.
Butler Troy, Kttineer. oil mahogany, level piece
occosonoI TobIe, decorators piece, 28-inch
dionneter, nloid figured mahogany. netol trim
Was $1o3.50 0------------------N Now $i49.5O
Choirside TobIe, mahogany, beige morbs top,
22x24, u inches toll, drower. Was $l5o Now $95
Porty Butler, Baker, Old World Mahogany, custom
piece. Was $l3l so 0------------- Now $3.50
Drum TobIe, 38 inches, floor somple, gold fooled
leother top, inloid swirl apron. Was $2o5 Now $l48
CocktoiI TobIe Widdcomb, Al inches diameter,
unusual pedestol. Was $22o------Now $l59.5o
Over 100 Occasional Tables shopIy Reduced
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-11

q. Battle Greek Central. Western
Michigan College. Columbia and
Harvard universities. the latte.
al Which she Won her coctorsie.
Granted q tcre!gn fellowship
70 Oxford cy her sorority. Apns
Kappa Alpha. she won q special
aoror OF a 3. Lit degree. while
5o.ng research IN international
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-11
Housing Commissioner
CitesProgressA Against Bias

public housing or redevelopment
projects.
The Detroit housing commission
Iescinded its l943 policy Of seq
regstion in public housing pro-
jecis. and the Fresno housing
authority passed a resolution bar
ring segregation practices.
The Philadelphia housing au-
thorty, in extending its coopers-
ton agreement with the city for
new public housing. passed a res
oluilon forbidding discrimination
or segregation in any OF Us pro-
Jects.
The Los Angeles County hous-
ing authority agreed TO a policy
Of discrimination in its pro-
jects.' he related.
And the Cleveland city coun-
cil passed an ordinance forbid.
ding racial OF religious discrimi-
nation IN urban redevelopment
projects"
In Pittsburgh, the housing au-
thorIty passed a resolution 10 rent
all units in its projects without
regard TO race. creed. color, re-
hgious principles. national origin,
or ancestry Of the applicants.
In Allegheny County, Penn
sylvanis the housing authority
adopted similar nom discrimi-
nation. non-segregation resolu-
ton.
Toledo, which in 1851 banned
discrimination and segregation in
its new housing projects. in 1852
extended the discrimination
and non-segregation policy TO all
rs projects he concluded.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-11
Jehovah's Witnesses
Conference in NYC

RIVER Rouge sra Ecorse " Il
- sepresentes or 9 delegation
- a. TIE International Con-
Te1'cr u Jenovsh,s Witnesses in
New Y,rk City.
Joseph Blssisk. presiding
minister and head Of the dele.
ssiicn. said that the group will
travel by plane. car and special
train 10 join more than l2s.ooo
other Witnesses in their s-daY
convention opening July ls.
Delegates are expected % come
Hor every state N The Union
and nearly 100 countries 20 par
'!e pate IN the larges, religious
invention ever 70 be held in
Ametcs Charter planes VIII car
~ delegates from Africa. Europe
am Latin America Large dele
cations from Aus'ral.s. New Yea
land South Atrlca. snd the
Orient are already On The nigh
seas, while some 1900 Canadians
are expected
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-11
Methodist Farley
Has3Raee Bishops

PHILADELPHIA Pa II Three
y bishops % the Methodist
G. took part IN the nam
nfee-day Convocation on
Z r.sm held here In Conven-
g. WsN June 26-23.
Bishop J. w. Z. Bowen. At
lsnia. led devotions al the huge
rally held in franklin Field
Sunday afternoon. $4,000 per.
sens were present in this the
largest Methodist gathering in
history.
gp Edgar A. Love Bslti-
w'h five other bishops OF
denomination. received sew
hundred members into the
fCh. launching the denomina-
IONS drive FOR 100000 new mem.
bctS IN TINS the 250th anniversary
year "a John Woslcv's birth.
Bishop Matthew W. Clan. Jr.,
ST I.oU led the devotional
service ~ ono ~ the Convention
Hall s,sslons More than 5000
delegates from every state in the
country were registered. Several
hundred Singers from Negro
Mcthorls' trafchos in the area
participated % The 3.000-voice
choir which sang az Sunday az
ternoons mass meeflng
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-11
Reds Makes Us Think
Says Missionary 10 India

HAMPTON. Va.-"The Communists have becom.
mustard plaster upon our backs-to make think A.
clared Dr. f. Stanley Jones Methodist evangelist TO InS;
since 9O7 in an address June 80 at the Hampton Ins
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-11

Geo. A. Isabel. presid
mission, stated that discrimii
lie housing. is on its way out
His resolution in 1882 re-
scinded the resolution of ls<3;
TO discriminate because of
color and sesresate all Ne
groes in certain projects"
He stated that indignation in
the De,roi, program is developing
excellen;ly. Families are living
together. and the children are
PLAYING together IN good peaceful
relations. without any incidents.
Two Test Cases
Two cases brought - court
during 1852 were tests % wheth-
er or not housing authorities
could legally segreesie races IN
public housing projects
In one case brought against
the San Francisco housing au-
,horiiv BY Negroes who claimed
they we're denied admission 20 a
new public housing project be-
cause Of their race the state
superior court FOR San Francisco
county ruled that segro CATION IN
public housing was unlawful he
revealed.
The other case involving IS
Negroes in Savannah Georgia
Isabel said wss broueh, . the
United states District Court iol
the District Of Columbus against
the Housing and Home Finance
Agency and the Public Housing
Administration.
In Philadelphia the countrys
first privately owned apartments
built for bi-racial occupancy SIS
reported 10 be financial and
management success.
Meanwhile, nine cities or
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-11
Former lichigasev's
Dream XeHz.s ReuIifsI

This summer has brought closer a longtime dream OF
former Michigan girl who gained international fame as
lecturer and seeks share OF her knowledge and
2 xrerience in her home state.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-11

N, Detroit Housing Com
at g and segregation in pub
crI..cs '0ok action 70 outlaw
q r.ra'lon or segreg cation IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-11

lie." the minister said.
Il will predict" the eyany.t..
told the ministers and ylsi,...
communism will break ilsep :.
the very moral universe yhich .
ignores. Anything that does !.
fit in the Kingdom OF Cod o.s
60"
DR.. Jones. who returned Inn.
20 from his most recent vislt -
India and Japan, referred 10 :,
trip through Russia in 1884 - ,
basis for his prediction. He tr.
Their stated that he would no, /.
surprised il such a predie,,o,
would come true within 10,
years.
At present. the world IS face,
with a choice the minister ON
phasized. This choice is betwesr
"atheistic, msterialistic comm
nism and the Kingdom Of Coo
he declared.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-11

IF II forces Us 10 turn 10 the
Kingdom Of God. a great re-
vival will sweep our nation"
DR.. Jones told his audience Of
700 in Ogden Hall.
AS a nation. we ARE beginning
10 think. as far as Mccarthy
permits US TO think. he explained.
Anyone who thinks two inches
beyond him is labeled as a COM
munist by Mccarthy He is drIv-
ing thinking underground
Sad Portion
The sad part" DR.. Jones con-
tinued, lis that Mccarthy is being
taken seriously throughout the
world and the world is coming
TO accept him as representative
Of American thought"
The renowned author and mis-
sionary pointed out that commu-
nism recognizes no moral uni
verse. that communism accepts
any means that can be used, III
a lie will serve, then they use a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-11
Airman Gets Radio
Operator Training

KEESLER AFB M.ss-A-3c
R0ns.d u. N,..e- so- C. Mr. ard
Nrs. Oscar Miller 22il Ping-ee.
a--sd 70 Kees.e- Ar Force
5ase TIE E.s-.-c-.cs mig
Ce-fe- ire L S Ar Force
Altman Miller IS taking
training as student in the
Radio Operator Fundamentals
Department. and upon compile
ten 81 The p week course may
Re selected for advanced train.
ing here OF assigned 10 duty
wiih USAF organizations in the
field.
= .ecsiec = Biloxi.
- .e C-: Coast sn6 n
.re Is 'ec-rics, training
-'ss rrsy 6e o-'r CSAF and
Ns' ons personnel with
.--s re e.ect.5n-cs t.e.G
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-11
Boptists-
CONTINUED From Page ~

Parent Body OF the Association
consisting mainly of the Minis
tiers and Laymen. will feature on
their program on the first day:
fellowship breakfast; conservation
period. communion meditation,
the Lords Supper; Bible study
hour; general theme: The God
OF the Nations" Introductory
sermon; association choir; Mod
orators annual address.
Also greetings from other dis
tricts. from state and national
officials linen and women); re-
ports OF S. S. and B. T. U. Con-
gress, National Convention, Dele
gates OF local offices and standing
committees; laymen's Hour and
discussion; address: 'Laymen's
Leadership in the Local Church"
sermon; special music: commit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-11

| relatiors.
Soon followed . lecture tour
in Germany. Switzerland and
France. ending by appointment
on the faculty AZ q small state
college in the States
The srlicsble lecturer was
granted a Fulbr.gh, Award 20
India n 1850 70 lecture al the
RsbindFansih TsgoFe World TIM
veFs.,y near Calcutta. Later she
also ,ectured in Burma. Tha.lsnd
and Japan under auspices q the
State Department
DR.. Tate was granted another
leave OF absence frem Howard
University where she hA heen
professor Of history since lst7
10 come 10 Wayne where she
insiruefs on power politics.
Formerly she was dean Of
women and professor Of govern.
menf a. Morgan State College
~ 0at444f1Ste.
Her hobbies are travel. pao'og.
rapav and bridge Sae has sSo
found tine % write ,Y0 BOOKS
OF international ornaments prob
len
II spite q her singular AGA
sem.e honoFs including being the
:.rs' race mem Der 70 win an Ok
'crr degree n higher research
D! Tate Is hoping % lecture rex,
surre. a. her ai-a mater
Western Michigan which no, 50
'u-pr.s.nSly j. near Blanchard
where sne ass lots" q. brothers
and sisters
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-11

She is DR.. Merze Tate. a ma
tive Of Blanchard near MI.
Pleasant. who is a member Of
the summer faculty at Wayne
University.
A cs.gr;er % Q .a.ner-sms..
she IS a graduate
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-11

tee appointments.
Friday. all day. viii iestu-,
devotional message: Reports on
Carver Camp: women's auxlliar,
Baptist Training School. Detroit
Baptist Seminary, Field Mission,
morning sermon; memorial serv.
ice lin the afternoon) election o.
officers; lin the evening": deyo.
tons, and musical by many male
choruses.
All Day Session
Saturday. all day, will continue
with: worship. devotional mes.
sage; Youth Choir music; expires.
sions on daily theme; CONCLUDING
reports and board meeting: On
the evening" Evsngelis,ic Ser.
ices and sermon.
On Sunday morning only WI
be regular worship and the pres.
ident's annual sermon.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08

bielen fleinen 0ingen, an oenen oft
oas Slid uno Der S5rieoen ser SOUS.
lidfeit i6eitert; bas Itille Slid, oas
Damn in ibrem Sauie berriden miro,
muB ibr elm reider 2obn iein fir oas
gebra6te, nebr ooer minoer groBe
lSpter. @enn Damn Ser sSrau in elmer
mi6tigen slngelegenbeit ibre GIN
Imildung geboten uno gere6tfertigt
erl6eint, miro es ibr Inn 10 Ieihter
lein, Die gnti6lieBuneen oes Mannes
IN ibrem Sinne 81 beeinfluilen, obne
bleroon cine 8efubrbung ibres frieo-
li6en @liides befiir6ten 5u miiiien.
sSSn feiner Che bIeiben sic Sriifun-
gen nno Sorgen eripart, llno Damn
crit 5eigt es iid, Oh Sic 5rau eS per-
ltanoen bat ienes e6te Slid in ibrem
Sauie gu erlpeden, oos alles uber.
Oauert. n@liif" lit ni6ts Ieuber-
lides, nidt 6ei6tun1, nidt @lans uno
gbre; Slid" lit oie tiefinnere, gott-
ielige 3ufrieoenbeit, Sic itets ergeben
lprl6t: ugs fommt, mas frommt!"
@enn es Oie 6rau peritebt, in idues
rem Sagen itd Die Seiterfeit ser Seele
5u benabren uno 2ift uno Soffnung
IN Den Serge nibrer &ieben 5u erbal-
item, tpenn lie 5ufrieoen trdgt, mas
au6 oas 2eben S6iperes bringt, Damn
belttt lie BEN Dabren Salisman oes
8liides. Cine beItirnmte Shublone,
Ium glitdltd 81 iein, gibt es leioer
ni6t; oafiir itno Die &erbGltniiie uno
oie Huturen 81 neridieoen. Iber fiir
ale bleibt giiltig, ooB ser ii6erite
gSeg gum 8liid >Selbitperleugnung
|un0 3ufrieoenbeit iin6.
8a5 nennIt ou Slid, np06t' td)
bid fragen.
gtid)t cine 9ieibe Don guten Sagen.
Sd nenne Slid Elm parmes Ser5;
Sd nenne Slid 8eouIo i'm
S6mer5;
S6 nenne 8liid 3ufriebenbeit;
Sd nenne Slid @eniiglomfeit;
Sd nenne Slid sic &raft sum
Sragen
Ser pielen fleinen 9latagspIaqen;
S6 nenne Slid nit 8ottpertrau'n
SnS oft re6t erni ite 2eben ld)au'r.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08
F A N / / / Z n K R E| S

Dem 8erte ieiner fleinen 8erIon elm.
genommen uno iiber5eust tpuroe, bof
es it6 erbaben fiiblt Iber feline aaral
lmgebung. 2eioer IdBt bic perblen.
oete Uentter ibren 2iebIing gemSbn.
lid in iener folgeni6peren SSniubor.
olnotion auflpadien, bic oas fleine
Ser5 tpabrbaft gum Hebellen geger
leoe autoritdt beran5iebt. Sief be.
flaet idon Ser I'll. ausuItinus oieles
entletllde llebel, ipenn er 10 betpeg1
ausruft: % perfiibrerii6e Sreibeit
Die on BEN untergane Ser &inoer be.
rettelt! . on tooIide Oeutterliebe
Siebe, lagen nif)t iol6 toridte ssrou.
en- ooB lie iene lieben, sic iie gum
geroerben binfiibren uno oenen iie
ourd oberfl06li6e, i6pa6e unb
leibtfertige gr5iebune Sen epigen
GOO 5u5ieben?" Ser bI. slmbroIiug
ober fiiet oa5 ernite 8ort bel: Sen
Srot Der Sugeno i1reibt man nit
pollem &edt Der 0o6lGiiisfeit Der
gltern 5u."
(5ortiesung foIeD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08
6lHk

gSie lebr aud oft Die 8iinl6 ser
6rau bon bel1te bon oenen Der Srau
BON emit perlbieoen iein mogen, Die
urolte, elpis iunse Sebnlud)t, sliid=
lid 5u iein, teilen lie miteinanoer. So,
mas lit benn Slid" Slid lit nur
Sdein!" @elpiB! Scenes gl1n5enoe,
unfaBbare, ibimmernoe Slid, nod
Dem oie Wenl6en iasen, ood nidt
oas IT'LL a=5ufriebene Slid, Oas Der
Srau in ser S6usli9feit erbliibt, i'm
trauten &reiie Ser Sanlilie?
2eioer orobt bas aItbepabrt &e5ept
5ur Hflege unb grbaltung bes baus-
lihen @ludes perloren5ugeben in
elmer 3eit, in ser man 70 piel reoet
uno idreibt bon ben &e6ten un6 sln=
iprii6en ser Sral1, bon Ser @elteno=
madung oes eisenen uSsSb". Die eble
Sugeno Selbitperleusnung lit un>
MODERN getporoen in lnieren Sagen,
aber menn Ser 5rau gum 8elpuBtiein
fommen miro, tpie geraoe biele gigen=
idaft 5u ibrem 1no Ser Sbren Slid
beigetragen bat, Damn miro iie lie
mieoer 5u @bren bringen uno als Ser
5rou i60ni ties Gorre6t betra6ten.
Sn meinen Mueen beitebt oas
Sauptsliid ser Srau inn 8egliiden
an0erer, lpo5u it'd i'm 2eben ItiinbIi6
,,nA tTnIif @pIpnprhpit hip4ot N0o
aber miro Ser 5rau mebr @elesen-
belt eeboten iold besliidenben Spfern
als. in Der gbe? Wodte oo6 iebe
Srau oie i6onen 8orte bon 2apater
fennen unO beber5igen: "8isber bieI-
tet ibr SOS Sd fir Sic erlte ,lnb oas
Gu fir Die 5ipeite 8erion; bon nun
an IaBt es umgefebrt iein BEL eud!"
Gieies Gergeiien oes eigenen sd" lit
beionoers Israuenaufsabe. Die Srau
ion nadsiebig iein, beionoers in ben