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Evening star., 1953-07-30
Phone Workers Back
On Job After 5000
Attend Mass Meetinq
By Tom Burke

Washington area telephone
workers went back to work late
yesterday after an estimated S.
900 employees attended a mass
meeting called by union leaders
to discuss current contract nego-
tiations.
The workers. members of two
local unions of the Communica-
tions Workers Of America (CIO)
overflowed Turner's Arena as the
meeting began at pm.
Union leaders pledged to con-
tinue bargaining for a "just set
tlement" and said a general
strike would be called only as
a last resort.
H. Holmes Vogel, company vice
president, said more than so per
cent of the employees remained
on duty.
Those who left their posts to
attend the mass meeting" he
said, were replaced by super
viSory employees and service was
maintained at normal levels"
The company said about 100
of the 4,600 on the job during
the day left to attend the meet
ing.
Dial Service Unaffected.
Although no interruption of
dial service occurred. several in
stances Of delays and failure to
complete long-distance and short
haul calls were reported.
Persons dialing Information"
were informed through a voice
recording that service has been
delayed due to labor trouble"
The caller was advised that calls
to police or fire departments
should be dialed according to the
emergency numbers listed in the
directory
Shortly before the mass meet
ing, union officials disclosed the
company asked for a negotiating
session at 10 am. yesterday,
the first in one week. At the
meeting the company offered
81 across the board wage in
crease, provided other contract
proposals offered by the COM
pany are accepted.
Leo Urbanske, jr., president of
Local 1886 (repairmen and cler-
ical workers. said the "other
proposals are some of the most
retrogreSSive ever presented to
the union" He said the COM
pany announced it would with
draw the wage offer If not ac-
Cepted by tomorrow.
The union originally sought an
812-cent an hour wage increase
but has reduced its proposal to
"about 6l2 cents" Mr.. Urbanske
said. Other proposals include
improvements in vacation bene-
fits, health and welfare plans
and shorter work days.
Mr.. Vogel said the walkout
came after three months of bar
gaining during which the union
presented to the company more
than 100 proposed changes in
wages and working conditions.
Sees Unreasonable Demands.
while the union has modified
its proposals somewhat" he said,
1.-THE company remains faced
with many unreasonable de-
mands which have seriously i'm
peded further progress in negoti-
ations."
He said the company is still
adhering to the conditions of
the old contract, including the
granting of scheduled wage in
creases.
Speakers who addressed the
mass meeting in addition to Mr.
Urbanske were Mrs. Josephine
Piccolo. president of Local 2300
(operators). F. j. Beaver. in
ternational representative Of
CWA, and Glenn E. Watts,
president of District 2, CWA.
which includes West Virginia,
Virginia. Maryland and the Dis
trict.
Evening star., 1953-07-30
Stump Visits Formoso

TAIPEH, Formosa, July 80 (P)
Admiral Felix B. Stump, new
commander Of the United States
Pacific Fleet, arrived today for
a tour of defenseS on this Chi
nese Nationalist island. He will
confer with top military leaders
and President Chang Kai-shek
before leaving Sunday.
Evening star., 1953-07-30

in South portions and chance of
thundershowers in South por-
tionS.
Wind-Mostly southwest or
west, 10-15 miles per hour.
River Report.
(From U. S. Engineers
Potomac River cloudy at HarperS Ferry
and at Great Falls; Shenandoah cloudy
at Harpers Ferrv
Humidity.
Readings Washington National Airport.)
Yesterday Pct. To-day Pct.
5 pm. - u Midnight ----- 81
Noon - SO 8 am. - rs
4 pm. w 53 10 am. -- 65
Evening star., 1953-07-30

dunn designed
to put the en-
ployes' minds
at ease re-
garding their
future, Mr..
wilson ex-
planned that.
thus far, the
Civil Service
Commits S on
had approved
t h e Defense
Departure n t's
+ e q u e t to
place So jobs
in political
G@A@A-IA ~
Evening star., 1953-07-30
FuImouth Brunch Bank

RICHMOND, July 80 P.-
The State Corporation Commits
sion has authorized the Peoples
Bank Of Stafford to establish
branch bank on Prince street
in Falmouth, near the intersec-
ton Of Routes ! and II.
Evening star., 1953-07-30

son Of the Navy's Bureau OF
Yards and Docks has received a
step increase salary award for
superior performance. The
General Accounting Employees
Association will hold its outing
for employees and their families
on August 13 at Glen Echo.
Evening star., 1953-07-30
The Federal Spotlight
The Federal Spotlight
Wilson Says Only Few Jobs
Will Be Placed in Schedule G.
By Joseph Young

Secretary of Defense Wilson has assured Defense
civilian workers that only handful of jobs placed
political schedule C.
Mr. Wilson also told the civilian employees further
Evening star., 1953-07-30

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. 80. on July . and IS.
Lowest. %, on March q
High and Low Of Last - Hours.
High. 80, at 1855 pm.
Low, rs. at 5:55 am,
Evening star., 1953-07-30

achieved mainly through attri-
ton and not by flringS.
In a friendly toned memoran-
Evening star., 1953-07-30

POSTAL PROMOTIONS-The
Post Office Department next week
will send it's employees instruc-
tions and sample examinations
The Arizona post., 1953-11-06

Signers emphasized that
this petition is not a pro-
test, but a request that the
city - before issuing a
building permit for the pro-
posed center-cOnsider the
SiZabIe investments of es-
tablished property owners
i'm the area"
Commenting on the letter,
Fruchthendler asserted that
the Center planners "have
taken the whole situation in
to account" and suggested
that the petitioners would
have little to fear from the
new undertaking. Most of the
athletic facilities, he pointed
out, would be on the south
end of the tract. A large
hedge and parking lot, serv-
ing as a buffer zone, would
separate the Center from the
residential area, which is on
the north.
Actually" the Council
leader said, "it will be a won
derful thing for all people,
inasmuch as the Center will
be non-sectarian." He added
that people of various relig-
ious faiths were now using
The Arizona post., 1953-11-06

the present facilities and that
Center officials have received
numerous letters of commen-
dation from Jew and non-Jew
alike.
Fruchthendler also stated
that the permission had
been obtained from the City
Zoning office to erect the
Center under the provisions
of Section 5 RI" of the City
Zoning Code, which refers to
highly restricted residential
construction and under $50
cial uses" includes public
recreation and community
center buildings and grounds,
parish houses and grounds
for games or sports, except
those the chief activity of
which is one customarily car
ried on as a business"
Warren Walker, chief
ZOning inspector for the
city of Tucson pointed out
that while he knew of no
local petitions referring to
recreation centers, there
have been instances where
proposed building of chur-
ches had been questioned
by nearby property own
erS.
The Arizona post., 1953-11-06

the proposed use, we are nat
urally concerned because OF
our established interests II
the area"
The signers added that
the purpose" of the peti-
ton "is to request that the
city, in considering plans
for the community center,
take into consideration the
present restricted reSiden-
tial use of the area, and, in
our interest, assure that
the proposed use will not
reduce property values i'm
the area" Concluding, the
The Arizona post., 1953-11-06

Jacob C. Fruchthendler,
president of the Community
Council, which is sponsoring
the project, said that it would
be several months yet" be-
fore final plans for the new
structure are completed, but
he expressed doubt that the
building would disturb near
by residents in any way.
Forty-tWo residents living
in the vicinity of the pro-
posed new building la S t
month sent a letter to the
City Council stating that be-
cause of the limited infor-
nation available thus far on
The Arizona post., 1953-11-06
Residents Make InQuirV
About Proposed Center
By HERMAN BERLOWE

A spokesman for the proposed new Community Center
expressed opinion this week, in response to petition
signed AZ persons in the Broadway and Plumer
Center would prove beneficial to all people
i'm the community
The Arizona post., 1953-11-06

ARIZONA POST. Nov. 6, 1858 IL
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-01-03

Bon feinem 2eio, 10 idper es lei
2alf ftimmen oeine Seele triiber.
@ebt audi bein 2eioen ,,idt porbei,
go eebit bod ou poriiber.
sseoem groenfinbe lollte oieier 8ers
geldufig iein. Sragen bod Die tuenig-
iten Menihen bas ibnen bonn bin1mli-
i1en Batter auferlegte 2eio geouloig.
Oft ieben iie ieinem Naben gan5 boff-
nungslos entgegen unb iiberlegen
nidt, oaB @e6ulb iebe Biir6e lei1ter
madt. Wie Die Na1t Dem Gage, 10
ioIgt alrtb Der Gag pieoer ieber Naft.
Slid unb 2eio tpedieln i'm Wenihen-
Ieben tpie 6ie Sonne unb Der Megen
in Der Natur; tpie Die Stun6en rait-
los e,,teilen, 10 ibuinoen init ibnen
aud @eimiuhung un6 &ranfbeit, -
i9tnin6et ieIbit Die EooesquaI. 8ir
aeben an aaem boriiber, einem lid
teren, idoneren 3iele si. gs gibt fei-
men 8iidlhritt, feinen Stinitan6.
Stunbert, soenen man Gligel ge-
tpiini1t, - 5tiin6en, in 6enen ,,ns
sSoiuas Bite auf ben 2ippen idpebte:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-01-03

tbre glorrei6Iten @ebete, Ser Sdut-
beilige lit ga, Der @r5engel nabt, Mta=
ria blidt ber uno Gbriitus, ser Ser
tomptenoen Seele porausging uno ibr
oie elpise @obnung I'M Saule oes
Soters bereitete, neigt Sid iiber tie,
uno menn tie ibon beimgegongen lit,
Damn liegt es nod pie @immelsglona
iiber oen ltraffer, florer, eroBer uno
libter meroenoen 3iigen bes 9lntIises
oelien, Der nun in @ott lit.
"Garum 1pollen mir me6er BEN Ster,
benoen nod Dem @eoanfen an unlerel1
elgenen 600 aus Dem @ege geben.
Ser GOO lit cine 8reoigt, ser mir nns
nlht ent5leben fonnen, tpenn mir als
Wfitbeteiligte, Otitringenbe, Mitbeten-
De lplrflid innerlih perlpeilen unh
oleles groBte @eldeben zines Men=
lbenlebens an uns beranfommen lal=
ien.
geeben Ser uneridiitterIid)en Soff=
nllng auf Die 8armber5iefeit 8ottes,
l1nleres Gaters, uno ser inneren SeiI=
nobme om Sterben lnierer Witmen=
lden lit nod Elm Critics notipenoig,
oamit aud mir lelbit Sen mabren
mirfllden 500 iterben: i6on i'm Sc
ben NIT benz Sterben beginner. Sas
geld)iebt, inoem mir allmdbli6 ItGrfer
auf llnleren @igenpillen, unierer
Gorteil, unleren 8elit innerIib Der
5i6ten. Sreilib ioIlen mir iorsen,
aber nit MaB unb mebr fir anoere,
belonoers aber fiir uniere uniterblihe
Seele. @ie ipiiroen mir frei: boiler
geablten- uno @ottesliebe. llno ser
enogiiltige Ibid]ieo bon auem ipiirOe
rns ni6t 10 ihner.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-01-03
Fun. ge1fr hra 9riligt1rn
AantpttH 9pfi1

9eur int Namen Seiu lit Sell uno
Woblfabrt, nur in sSbm gebeibt sic
ehte briltlibe 2ebensfl,nit. Gies er=
fannie uno lebrte elm apoItoliI6er
Wann Der neueren 3eit, ser I'll. Ser
naroinus bon Siena, Der ourd feline
anoere @ebr unb 8affe aIs ben Na>
men Seiu in san5 Stalien oie oamals
berri1enbe 3mietradt unb gntiitts
li9ung befampfte. @r bate oen Sea-
men Seiu auf Elm Sdfelden geidrie=
ben, belt i'm bel ieinen Hreoigter,
bor Iugen 1,nb tpuBte 10 iiberipdlti-
genb bon Der Wabt uno SiiBigfeit
oes Namens Selu au reben, oaB er
Sauienoe bon Siinoern befebrte uno
in oen Stdoten Ssstaliens BEN 0rieoer
uno Die &ube ipieoerberltellte. ssn Ell
ner ser Stdote, bie er burbmanberte,
fanb er einen Wann nit Dem Crude
uno Der 3uribtl1ng bon Spielfarten
beibaftigt. 8ernaroinus, Ger auer-
orten bie oamals iibliben Sa5aro-
lpiele aus5urotten iudte ,fragte i'm:
uGeritebit bu feine anoere &lnit9"
Der &artenmader ant1portete: /:
uNein." Oa iprab Der Seilige:
~Benn on befoIgen tpillit tpas ih Dir
raten tperbe, 10 miro fir beinen 2e-
bensuntrebaIt binldnglid) geIorgt
iein." gr nabm einen 3irfel, seid.
nete oamit auf elm &artenblatt cine
&reislinie unb ihrieb BEN Namen
Sefu binein, NIT Strablen ,,mgeben.
.Wode es aIio, mein Sobn," iagte
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-01-03
Bta Jrt5t 4ahrtt tuir ttndr
1i1pt1tg grtatt

als Jran5 bon Miiiii bon ieinen
apoltolilhen Irbeiten llnb f0rper=
liden 2eioen idon p0llis eribopft
mar, als er l6on balb erblinoet mar
nno nibt mebr preoigen fonnte, rief
er leine 8emeinoe 5uiammen uno
'lagte zines ieiner lesten @orte: Brit
Der, laBt uus anfangen, bem Serrn
5u oienen, oenu bis ieet baben mir
nod Denig getan!" go bat oieier
ierapbiIbe Wenid geiprodell ser bod
it'd @ott reitlos ausgeliefert bate.
Wir aber glauben, llniere 8fIi6t ge=
tan 81 baben, penn mir bon Sen 1853
8obenItunoen elm babes Stiinoden
DEM Serrn geopfert, penn mir elm
paor &er5en gel6enft, nit Ser 8abn
einen @aufabrtsort beiudt baben.
Wirfli6, oa ubaben mir bis iest nod
penig getan"! 9ie Siinseridaft Gbri=
iti entroat ibre Sabine nift nur in
air6en, @rer5itienbauiern uno @oa-
fabrtsorten; oas allein lit nid)t iener
3atafombengeiIt, Ser bel,te Elm BoItu=
lat Ser 3eit lit. &atafombenseiIt lit
liebeipriibenoes Gbriitent,,nt, bas iein
&reoo Dor aller @elt, untcr alien
Wenl6en betet unb lebt. - sn oieiem
3uiammenbang iino oie folaenben
Musfiibrungen beoeutiam:
~Was niist es Ser fatboliiden
Sa6e, menn mir elm nod 10 sabl-
reides ,&irdenpolf', 5. +. in Ser
Stride, bdtten, uenn bieiem golf Die
bier @dnoe au Sauie ODER inn gottes-
oienitlihen &aum cine fatafomben-
abnlide 3ufluhtsitdtte obgGben, mo-
man in religioien @efublen ihmeIgen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-01-03

Sonne, ltebe it'll! tie geben i'm glei-
ben Selnpo an uns boriiber, um in
oas Weer Ser gipisfeit gu iinfen.
gei6ts bat bleibenoe 5tatte auf oieler
groe, eben 10 Denig tpie Der Wenih
|ielbit. 0ir freuen uns, mir trauern,
i 90 faBt oes Sobes falte Sano uns
On, = mir geben poriiber! = Na6
fnr5er 8anoerllng iiber bieie @eIt
lteben mir an Der ounflen Bforte oes
li6ten Senleits uno leben i'm 3uriid-
bliden, bob man6es 2eio nidt 10
l6mer mar, als mir eeoadt = man
dies @liid nidt 10 groB, als es emit
eri6ienen. SoIlte man oa niht be-
itrebt iein, beioes rin &ube" 5u tra=
gen? 8arlm slaubt man, oaB sic
ugiiroe gu idiper"- lei?
~8ott gibt nidt mebr, aIs mir
ertragen.
@r nit oem &rel15 min Dor uns
geb'n!"
Sn Scr 8ergangenbeit eri6eint ieoe
2alt fleiner unb fleiner. Die 3eit emit
eilt unb -beilt. Die @olfen, Die uns
ein5ubiillen I6einen, = Summer uno
|Sorgen peribieOenlter Mrt, - liegen
plosltA binter uns, Iotpie bas leu6=
tenoe Sonnenli6t! - Iud an ibm
|geben mir ooriiber. 9arum lollen mir
auh oas Slid nidt gu ltiirmil ld UNI
|faiien. @ir oiirfen es tpobl oanfbar
binnebmen, bod nidt ltoIa oorauf
|lein. 8er tpeiB, tuie balo es idtpinoet!
Slid unO ungliid, beibes trag' in
Stub, -
8eioes gebt boriiber; ooer - sui"
Il. M. w.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-01-03

uno lt6 unter SeinesgIeiden religios
erbauen tonnte, penn niht Stride uno
@lternba1s @erfitdtten oes @luu-
benslebens iino, bon no aus Die alal,,
bensmutigen 9efenner ibre innerIte
ueber5eugung ms offentlibe uno 9e-
rlfsleben binaustra9en? 9os lit riht
Der Gatafontbengeilt, ser oie erIten
ebrllten beieelte! SSbnen mar es cine
SelbltperItanolidteit, nenn irgenb
mogll6 Dem 8ottesoienIt in elmer Der
5ablretben &atofonben bei5utpobnen,
nu6 5n fommuni5ieren in Der sblift,
lid 5ur treuen gflibterfiillung I'M
Nlltag 5u ltdrfer, ia ielbIt ibr 2eben
tur Gbrlltus ein5uieben. 60 iebr
tporen lie bonn 8eilte GbriIti erfiint,
ooB Die SciOen nit ben sSingern ouI
lie 5eigtcn un0 bepu,tberno ausriefcn:
~Sebt, tpie lie chamber lieben!"
aber 9eraoe in ser getGtigune Ser
d)rlltliden gta6Itenliebe mongelt es
unleren Seuten gan5 beoeuteno! @as
ipunoer, oaB eiu liebeleeres Gbriiten-
tun niemanOem imponiert uno
ldlleBlib Scr 2Gberli6teit onbeim-
tdllt. gtldt meniger lhGolid) lit ienes
@ortdriitentllm, ooS i'm !Sanoel uno
ManDel peria9t, neil oeiien Sr1ger
nlft ebrlid llnb reolid) iino. -
Mabrbafti9, cin &ntafpmbenhrilten=
tl1m gcniigt nidt, nenn oos Der sinn
mare, oaB Der ein5elne ipobl fir iih
I'M 9er5en glaubig lit uno idIieblid)
auh nod I'M engen &reile Ser So
mile oen gelpobnten religioien Sb-
llegenbeitcn na6fomn1t, penm er nid]t
I'M Gerfebrs= rnO @rlperbsleben nud1
Ilelnen religioien 8rlnoiGeen ith aibt.
Senn oas Griltentltm lit fem M1n=
telhen, oas mani beliebig on, uno
aus5leht. @ir &atbplifen baben in
elmer 10 groBen slufbau5eit oieles 5u
geben uno mit5uldoffen. 1arum:
Inlht 5nriid in Die &atafomben, fem
Serltedenlpiclcn, nienlano min unb
perlnngt es! Sm @egenteil, beraus
aus Den &utafomben! Beige ieoer an
llelnem Elat, lpel6 ipunoerbare &r1fte
| I'M GbriItentltm ruben. Die @eIt mub
| am geiipiel ser fatboIii6en Renlhen
oas Gbriltent1nl erleben; bisber
murOe es ibr bon a05u pieIen Dor
entbolten. @nt5iinoen mir Die Ser5en
sur tpabren 8ottes- uno 9eG6Iten=
liebe! &ein gbleits lteben, fein gu
marten, nein, Elm freubiges Otitarbei=
ten zines ieoen on ieinem 9las, oos
lit Die Earole Ser Belt :" .
Sm Sabre 1870 Iebte sic belize
Seberin bon 2o1roes, gernuoette, ais
GloIterldDelter in Hepers. 9lIs oie
Seutlden INNER lpeiter na1 Ssronf-
reid borbrangen, beiu6te oie Shpe=
tier ein fran5olilder Sffi5ier uno
fragte lie I'M 2aufe oes @eiprGd)s, Oh
lie oenn feline 9lngit babe Dor oen
INNER naber fommenOen 0eutihen.
9ie Seilige CAB 5ur anttport: ~0ein,
|mein Serr, id fiirhte MIR zines ouf
Der 8elt, lno oas iino Die 1bledten
&atbolifen."
8eil es nun leioer l6lebte aatbo=
lifen gibt, bel benen ySaufe uno
Gbrllam perloren it,, oeren Sanbel
|uno @anbel Elm slergernis lino fir
Sic gSelt, neil es piele 8ort6riiten
uno Earuoehrilten gibt, oeren 2id)t
|ni6t lelldtet uno bon beren elten
@erfen bie 8elt nitts iiebt, miiiien
uno tpollen mir san5e Singer Gbriiti
lein. uGie bonn 8eiit 8ottes setrieben
peroen, Die lino Die &inoer 8ottes"
(Hom. s, 14). Sener @eiIt, Der in bes
Seilanoes 8ergpreoigt it6 offenbarte,
Ioll rnier Ser5 erfiillen - uno oas
angelid]t Der @roe miro erneucrt
peroen!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-01-03
Hun, d,rtffltt,rtt 6tprhrt,

9eim S6luB bes Sabres liegt es
nabe, oaB Der GOO Ben Gbrilten mebr
als JOINT bel6dftigt. Die Seelen oe,
geritorbenen baben oie Erennuno
bonn Seibe, oen Goo, iiberpunoen. Sie
ldritten ourd bas ounfle Sor, I'm
nun 8ott entgegen5ugeben, Bis lie
Sbm gan5 nabe gefommen iino
yeihts fann lie mebr bon oielem 8e,
ge abbringen, nibts fann ibnen oas
bodlte 3iel: @ott mebr Dem guge
entriifen. Sein porerit oielleidt nod
ferner anblif lit ibres neuen 2ebens
Seligfeit uno ssreuoe. l1no oaB lie
8ott balo unnlittelbar l6auen oiirfe11
| lit ibr tiefes Sebnen uno ibr groBes
Soften. Sa, ibre berrlide @eipiBbeit
SO lit Oenn ser Soo fir ieoen nab.
rem Gbriiten Die Bride gum gpigen
2eben. gr gibt Dem Gbrii item obne
sbltride, mas Der grloler ibm am
Sltermorgen erporben bat: sic bal.
oige unb immerpdbrenoe 8ereini.
gung nit @ott uno oen SeIigen oes
| 9imnels.
5reili6 muB es uns I'M 2eben nit
Der Stride 5unebmeno getpii1er tper,
Den, oaB @ott in Gbriitus Sid uns
als BEN 8ater offenbarte, oeiier
8armber5isfeit mir uns unbebing1
|anoertrauen oiirfen, nenn mir auf iie
boffen uno oas unlere tl,n. Cont
miro ser 500 Dor uns lteben niG1
|als oie Mnfunft ser Selisfeit, Jon.
bern eber als - bas @noe, als ser
|finitere Ibgrunb, als Dos aneitberei,
tenoe gntieten, oas unieren aufgeril,
lienen fleingldubigen Mueen anmute1
lpie eiu inneres uno duBeres grItar.
rem nnIerer ielbit in uferloler, ber5,
beflenlmenber @eite.
0ie 4raft uno Snnigfeit unIeres
religiolen 2ebens tpirb audi unjeren
Soo beitimmen. 8elonbers bic ernite
Betradtung bes 2eioens unb Ster.
bens Seiu uno oie anoddtise unh
bdufise Mitfeier oieies @eidebens in
Ser beiligen Weiie geben uns oie Sd.
bigfeit, Dem Eooe rubia entgesensu.
leben. Denn bur6 i'm iino mir i'm
Sinblid auf GbriItus ba5u imltanbe,
@ott Dem 8ater Die Ieste ir6ilde
Siibne uno 2iebe au ertpeiien: Die
|l1ebergabe unieres 2ebens in Seinen
alerbeiligIten Wilen. gs lit oies Die
eigentlide uno enti6eioenbe Eat, au
Ser ieoer gbriit berufen lit. gs lit oies
5ugleidb bie groBte 2eiitung, oie mil
Der @naoe @ottes bonn Meni6en a,i.
itanoegebraht iuer6en fann. Denn ser
|Sinn bes menidlihen Daieins = aui
@ott 5uaugeben unb INNER mebr iid
ieiner ielbit az erltduBern = Ieudtet
inn driitliden Eooe ben auf. Die
Stride betet am Bette oes 5terbennen
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er, ~uno ou uirit finoen, ipas 5u Sci.
nem Sebensbeoarf gebort." Der
Otonn gebor6te uno fono ieine gted-
nung beiier als bel Dem friiberen
@el6dfte.
0ieielbe &unIt miro uns aIlen on-
empfoblen. Sbreiben mir uns Sen
Namen Seiu ins Ser5, uno es miro
uns nielnals an etlpa5 @eientlidem
mangeln. Senn Ser Same SSeiu lit Elm
geame oes 5riebens, Ser 8abrbeit,
oes 2ebens, ser 2iebe. 9ieler beilige
geame lpalte iiber l,ns ols oas 2iht
oes 8laubens; bieler beilige Name
lei nit uns als Sdirm uno SdiIo
in iegli6er 8efabr; oieier Nome lebe
IN uns als oas Siegel Ser beiligen
2iebe!
9en iiiBen Namen Seiu trua Der
bl. Sgnatius, Otdrtprerbiibof bon
antiohien, beltdnoig in ieinem Ser
gen. 8obl tauienbmal in ieinem 2e=
ben rtef er aus: 80 SSelu, n1eine
2iebe!" als Die Gerfolger i'm ouf-
foroerten, sSell,m 81 perleugnen, er=
nioerte er: r9ieier Nome fonn BON
meinem Munoe nid)t 1peiden." Ils
man ibm aber, Inn oieier Heoe gu
bobnen nit ser gntbouptl1ng orobte,
lpra6 er neueroings: Sonnet ibr
au6 bon meinem Wunoe oieien Has
men tilgen, 10 fonnet ibr i'm ooh
nld)t ouslol6en aus meinem Ser5en. 1"
@el6' ein eliibenber Gerebrer Oes
ytamens Seiu par ser bl. 8ernorous !.
Seine BreOigten iiber oenielben 5Gb-
len 81 Sen liebliditen 1no 5orteIten
grgiilien, Die Die Sonig bon ieinen
Sippen fanen. ~Sroden fiir Die See
le," lagt er, lit mir ieoe Speiie,
penn lie nidt nit Dem Scl oes No=
mems Selu iibergolien lit; geihmnd=
los lit lie, Denn iie ni6t getpiirst
miro nit Dem Sal5e bieies beiligen
gtamens. SdreibIt ou etlpas, 10 iinoe
id teinen 8eidmnd ooron, penn i6
niht ben Namen Sei1 babel lele;
lprtdIt on etpas, 10 i6n1edt es mir
nlbt, penn ni6t oub Der Same SSeiu
bierbei ertont. SSeIus lit Sonig i'm
Ml,noe, @oblfong i'm DIRE, ,subel
inn Ser5en. - @er oen iiiBen &C.
bensbuft oieieS Nnmen5 niht mebr
enpfinoet, ser lit entlpeoer tot ODER
trGgt oen 8rabesouft Der Siinoe i'm
Ser5en."
Ser groBe llno ieeleneifrige 8reOi=
ger bon Spina mar 10 iebr .fiir ben
beiligen Nomen HSelu begeiItert, oaB
er oariiber allein pierrno5non5ig
Breoigten belt, sic ale nit einem
10 ul1Beruroentlihen grfolg gefront
uno bon einem 10 ipunberbaren Sc
gen begleitet lparen, oab iid) 5abnoie
Siinoer befebrten uno pieIe bon Sc
men, melde Seium unb Sen 8lauben
perleugnet butten, pieoer in BEN
S6oB Ser STRIDE llno in oa5 Seiligz
tum oes 8laubens eintraten.
Ser beiliee GapIt 9alnaius bate
5u ebren oes beiligen Namens Seiu
eln gpigramm, einen fur5en Gent
lprud geoiftet, oeiien slnfangs- uno
gnobu6itaben oieien bodbeilisen Na=
men ausoriidten. Wit ieoem Gage
pfleste er oenielben 81. tpieOerbolen.
Ser lei. Seinrid) Suio trug cine
10 tleTlinnige Serebrung seeen Sen
lltBen Namen SellL OaB er iid oens
lelben logar NIT einem Weiierden in
sic 8ruit einidnitt.
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tit Elm bartes @ort unb cine >pobl
unmeni6lt6e Eat zines re6tibaffe,
men Gbriiten, ltnoanf lit cine GRIND,
libe llria6e pielen acknowledgement
ltnbeils" (Ibrabam a Santa Glara)
0as Siifgebet lit unier 0anf gesen,
itber bem S6opfergott, Ser bie Men.
l6enfinoer ni6t pergeblib beten lGBt
llnIer tagli6es 8rot glib uns beute