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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-04-08

Candy: The Church of st. Peter, in
less than three weeks, has raised over
100000 which is to be used to reduce
the church debt The greater part OF
this sum was subscribed by members
of the Church, but the business men
and public in general responded in
liberal manner. In addition to wiping
out the greater part Of the church
debt, the parish intends to make sub
stantial Improvements in the church
property. The interior of the priests
house will be entirely renovated with
a new coat of plaster and calcimining,
the floor will be painted and finished
and the house will also be painted on
the outside.
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DIOCESE OF SIOUX FALLS.

Sioux Falls: AS soon as the Morrell
Packing Co. begins operation here it is
quite probable that a new church will
be erected somewhere on the east side
OF the city. A large percentage
the employees are Poles and Slavioni-
ans and priest speaking their Ian
guage will be appointed by the Rt.
Rev. Bishop O'Gorman, as soon as
he returns from his trip in the East
The Rev. Thos. Rabsteinek, a. pio-
neer priest Of this diocese, is at pres
emit in North Dakota, where he has
charge of parish in the Bismarck
Diocese.
Aberdeen: The Rev. Mother M.
Joseph, of the Presentation Convent,
is at present in Montana on business
matters pertaining to her Order. Upon
her return she hopes to be able to
visit the different mission houses
where her Sisters are engaged in
teaching. The Presentation Nuns have
f1ourishing schools now at Milbank,
Jefferson, Elkton, Mitchell, Bridgewa-
ter, Bristol, Dell Rapids, Chamberlain,
Woonsocket and Aberdeen.
Bryant: Rev. P. J. Cafferky has
just installed a fine lighting plant in
st. Marys' Church here and with the
other improvements which he is max
| ing is kept quite busy.
De Smet: Rev. Thos. Lehecka, of
st. Thomas Church, is agitating the
building of a parochial school and as
number of Catholic families are NOV
ing into town from the country it is
possible that the structure will be
put up.
Vienna: A new church is in course
of construction in this city and it will
be served regularly by the Rev. Father
Cafferky, of Bryant. Vienna is on the
Great Northern road between Huron
and Watertown and is surrounded by
a beautiful farming country.
Marion: A mission extending from
May 14th to the 2Sth will be held in
the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual
Help and will be conducted by the
Rev. Passionate Fathers. The second
week of the mission will be for non
| Catholics
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Lead: On Palm Sunday the Knights
of Columbus will receive Holy Com
munion in body at the o'clock
Mass at the Cathedral.
The Cathedral sanctuary is being
retouched and furnished with new
rugs; Throne Prize Dieu Credence
Table and other furniture, all in white
and gold, to harmonic with the affairs
and pulpit, are very pleasing additions
secured by the Ladies' Altar Society.
Rev. A. R. Munro, of Minoqua, Wis
consin, was visitor in Lead on We'd
nesday, consulting with the Rt. Rev.
Bishop in regard to the extension of
Church work in the spring.
Rev. Jas. Mooney, who held such
successful mission exercises at Gus
ter, and had intended to do the same
for Terry, was obliged to abandon his
plans and instead spend few days in
st. Joseph's Hospital at Deadwood as
a patient, proving that success is a
hard thing to bear.
1Vd0WCONs tOty rev. tn. u. ANOC
sen, the Vicar General, has been suf-
fering from a very painful affection
of the optic nerve during the past
week, but is able to attend to the
duties of his parish nevertheless.
Meadow: The Church Extension
Society has granted loan of $4,000
for years at per cent to take up a
note of equal amount bearing ten per
cent. Thus this society is proving the
instrument of Providence in upbuilding
the Diocese of Lead where so much
depends upon being able to meet the
demands for priestly ministrations
early, in order to prevent the loss
and leakage that too frequently has
characterized the pioneer settlements
| in this country.
Isabel: The plans for the new par
ish building have been sent to the Rt
Rev. Bishop for approval. They call
for a two-story building, the first &c
be used for parochial residence;
the second, for church for the pres
emit. On the feast of the Annuncia
ton at meeting of the congregation
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en- to the English-speaking people of
the parish; and this week the instruc-
tions were for the German members
of the congregation. The Rev. Re-
demprist Father who conducted the
mission was assisted by the Rt. Rev.
Bishop Wehrle in the pulpit and in the
confessional. The mission was most
successful one from the point of view
of attendance and the number who
received Holy Communion. Father
Clemens, o. S. B., is pastor of the
parish.
Underworld: Father Hansen, o. S.
B., says Mass here on the second
Sunday of the month Saturday even
ing he instructs the children in cate
chism. In his absence Miss Amalia
Brophy attends to this important work.
Two Masses are said on Sunday morn
ing, and sermons in English and in
German are preached.
On March %, the thirteen hours
alteration was held with the approval
of Bishop Wehrle. Nearly all of the
Catholics received Holy Communion.
The members of St. AIMS Altar So
Eciety took turns in watching before
the Blessed Sacrament all day. 1t was
the first time they enjoyed that great
privilege.
Washburn: This is the oldest town
in Mclean County. Father Clement,
o. S. B., of Mandan, was the first
priest to celebrate Mass in this place.
Later it was attended by Father
Lewis, o. S. B., and Father Adolph, o.
S. B. The first church was dedicated
by the late Bishop Stanley In 1905,
Father Bonaventure Hansen, o. S. B.,
was appointed pastor, and he visits
this mission once a month. At pres
emit there are only six Catholic fami-
lies in the congregation. Every Sun
day the children are taught catechism
and Bible History by Mrs. Herbert
Hansen. They will soon be ready for
their First Holy Communion. The st.
AIMS Altar Society is active in Sc,
curing whatever is necessary TO the
church.
Garrison: The Feast of st. Bene.
dict was celebrated with High Mass
and sermon by the pastor, who is
Benedictine Father from the Abbey
of st. John, Collegeville, MINI. The
Fathers from this monastery have
attended to the spiritual wants of the
Catholic settlers along the Missouri
slope for more than thirty years. The
-wo Benedictfne Fathers who reside
in Garrison have charge of ten mis-
sions. The contribution for the In
dian and Negro missions this year
amounted to 1888.
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The Holy Oils will be forwarded to
the following places for distribution on
Holy Thursday: Grand Forks, Devils
Lake, Valley City.
Anamoose: Rev. N. P. Junker ar
rived at Anamoose during the week
and entered on his charge of st. Fran
els Xavier's Church of Anamoose and
the Missions of Balfour and Drake.
Devils Lake: On Thursday after
noon of March 80, the Rt. Rev. Bishop
arrived in Devils Lake on a special
visit to ST. Mary of the Lake Academy.
He was met at the depot by Rev.
Father Jerome, o. s. B., of Fort Tot
ten and Father Lee of Starkweather
and escorted to the Academy, where
he occupied the suite of rooms spe-
cially set apart for him. On the even
ing of the same day the Bishop deliv-
cred a most interesting lecture to the
students of the Academy, their friends
and admirers.
Rev. Gallus Boetcher, o. s. B., has
been appointed Assistant to Rev. Faith
er Augustine, O. S. B., pastor of St.
Joseph's Church, Devils Lake.
Fried: The Forty Hours Devotion
was held at the Sacred Heart Church
of Fried, a large polish parish near
jamestown, during the past week. r.
LitchviIIe: Rev. F. Zumbusch for
merly of Anamoose took charge of St.
AIMS Church of Litchville during the
week. He will also attend the Mis-
sion of Alice about twelve miles dis
tant
Wahpeton: Rev. Joseph Gaydusek,
pastor of St. Adalbert's Bohemian
Church, who received serious injuries
resulting from fall on a slippery side
walk about eight weeks ago, will Of
ficiate again at the services in his
Church next Sunday,
On June Fl, Rev. Joseph Gaydusek
will solemnly celebrate the 25th ami
versary of his ordination to the Priest
hood. The many friends of Father
Gaydusek are making preparations for
unique celebration.
Warsaw: Rev. T. A. Kupka has OBJ
tanned the Bishops permission to hold
the Forty Hours Devotion in his par
ish early in the month of May.
| iceland: Rev. H. Decker has taken
charge of the Parish of iceland and
the Mission of st. John in Mcintosh
County.
Jamestown: Last week fifty young
men of the parish of ST. James as
sembled at the Forester hall and
formed a Young Mems Catholic Club
under the direction of the pastor, Rev
Edward Geraghty. The object of the
organization is fraternal and educa
tionaI. The members will meet in a
social way and discuss the questions
of the day. Regular meetings will
be held twice a month during the
winter season and once a month dur
ing the summer. The rules of the club
prohibit the use of intoxicants in any
form as we'll as the use of cigarettes
and profane language. 1t is open tc
all the men of the parish.
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the church was named ST. Mary, in
honor of the Blessed Virgin.
The parish of Isabel has just been
incorporated and plans have been ap-
proved for priests house and chapel
to be erected at once. AS soon as
possible resident priest will make
his headquarters here, attending to
Timber Lake and surrounding terri
tory.
Gregory: Rev. F. j. Guessen, the
pastor, has been very i'll for week,
but is able to be up and around again.
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DIOCESE OF ST. CLOUD.

coIIegeviIe: On March 31st Rt.
Rev. Bishop Trobec conferred Tonsure
and Minor Orders on Stanislaus B.
Kuzniak, for the Diocese of st. Cloud.
On April LIST Mr. John Fuss received
subdeaconship; and Rev. Gustave
Kaiser, for La Crosse, and Moses Du-
fault, for Crookston, were ordained
deacons. The ordinations were held
at st. Johns, CoI1egevi1le.
St. Cloud: On Palm Sunday at the
Cathedral the RI Rev. Bishop will
will go to St. Joseph, where he will
oficiate at the blessing and erection
of the new Stations of the Cross, con-
sisting of group statues.
The early spring has been very IA
vorable for building and hence the
foundation of the new Sisters Home
of the Cathedral parish is rapidly near
ing completion. 1t is hoped to begin
work on the superstructure in a week.
The results of the Indian and Negro
collections for the present year were
published and sent to the different
parishes in the diocese last week. The
total amount to date is over $4,000,
and some parishes are still to be heard
from. This collection is the favorite
one of the diocese and all parishes do
their best to make it an annual sue
cess.
Personal: We are pleased to be
able to chronicle that Father Raster of
Ellington, who recently was taken sud.
denly i'll, is on the way to rapid re.
covery. Father Klein, of ST. Nicholas,
will, it is hoped, be able to hold
services on Palm Sunday, for the first
time after q few weeks illness.
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DIOCESE OF LEAD.
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

Beginning April list and continuing
to September LIST the CRATIC Imperata
"Pro Quacunque Necessitate' will be
added in all Masses when the rubrics
permit and the Litany of All Saints
will be recited each Sunday before the
sermon at the principal service, to OBJ
tain the blessing of a good harvest.
+JOS. F. BUSCH,
Bishop of Lead.
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DIOCESE OF FARGO.
LETTERS OF THE RT. REV. BISHOP
RECOMMENDING THE CATHO-
Lie BULLETIN.

The following letter in favor of The
Catholic Bulletin has been addressed
by the Rt. Rev. Bishop to all the
clergy in charge of Missions within the
Diocese of Fargo: 90 .
Fargo, N. D., April 4th, 1911.
Rev. Dear Father: am very anx-
ious to have, as far as we are able, a
Catholic paper in every home in the
Diocese of Fargo. The Catholic Bulle-
tin is the official organ of our Diocese
and so should get the preference. The
yearly subscription is one dollar and
fifty cents.
Would it be too much to ask you TO
canvass your parish or to have some
one do so in the interest of the Catho-
lie Bulletin, which think is in the in
terest of truth. Kindly let me know
at the end of four weeks how many
are reading the paper in your Missions.
Very sincerely,
4JAMES O'REILLY,
Bishop Of Fargo
Seven thousand copies of the last
issue of The Catholic Bulletin were
mailed to Catholics throughout the Dio.
cese and it is hoped that number and
more will be retained as permanent
subscribers.
Fargo: On Sunday last the Bishop
preached on the Gospel of the Day
to large congregation in st. Mary's
Cathedral.
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DIOCESE OF BISMARCK.

Mandan: A two weeks mission was
brought to close this week at St.
Joseph's Church. Last week was CIV
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09
8citrafte @abeier.

Gin gbelmann ii SStalien batte iei=
ne Sreun6e 5u einem sroben 6eite ge=
lo0en. SHE @orbereitungen maren be-
reits 5u Sem Mable ~getroffen, 0as Sic
@dite erql1iden iolte: nur einige ST.
iGe feblten nod. Sic itiirmide See
NOR in 6enlebten Sagen Sem 6iidfang
ntdt giinitig getpeien ur0 6oh lpitnid
tie ser Goelmant I'M je0en Greis Ste
les 2ieblingsgeridt ser Staliener iei=
11en Sreun0en 5u perihaffen. Mm @or=
alberto oes 6eltes mel6ete itb ein ST.
i6er beim &f0rtner uno miinidte ein=
gelaiien GIT mer6en, in0em ct einen
prd9tiger Siih 5n %perfa1fen batte.
Ser &fortner mar eia iebr babgieri=
ger Mann, ser itets auf ieinen @or=
tbei1 beoabt NOR, modte er mt11 ani
e6rli6e poer lnebrli9e @etie erlangt
iein. gr iagte Sem Slider, feline
@aare mer6e iider Mbnabme finoen,
:0o6 meroe er ibn MIR u11ter ser Sc
oingl,ng einlaiien, tpenn ct beripre9e,
sen @erfaufspreis nit inn gu tbeilen.
Ser orne Marn moqte lange ni6t
oltf oieie ltngeredte gerpflidtung ei11=
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Cine alte 9ame miidt iid Elm u10
i@ldgt sic Ger5te in sic 5lu@t. vltn=
Ter fleiner Sobn," idreibt @err
Mi6oel @traeeo aus Maltbp, Ha. mar
cine 5eitlang franf getpei e1t. ltnier
Doftor iagte, tbm feble 6teies, un6
ein anoerer 0oftor, etmas an0eres.
sic fonntelt iid ntht 6ariiber flor
mer0e1t, maS ibm feblte, un6 feiner
BON beioen balf linn. 3ltlebt riet uts
cine alte Game, Sen Mlpenfril,ter 51
gebral1den. @ir befolgten ibren gfatb,
rn6 tbatiddltd murbe ser @nabe nod
@ebrauh elmer 61aide gei un6.
8ir bitten urts pie1 Gorge u1to altd)
Gels eripare1t %fo,1nett, me1t1 ser Ml=
p%enfrarter inns befan11t getpel Ell not
re-"
Seine Mpotbefer=Me0i5in ion6ern
Cit einfades &rallter=@eilmittel, MEL
DIES fir Sic &ranfen bereitet un0 If
men 6ireft geliefert miro 0ur6 Sic 81
gentbimer, 81. Heter Tabrnep &
&c., 1875 go. @ppne Ape.,
Chicago, 81.
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geber, bod ga ser Bfortner iie nidt
erbitten lieB, 10 periprad er linn iein
Ebeil, beidloB aber 5uglei&, Inn cine
2ebre gu. geben, Die er iobalo' ni9t
peraelien piiroe. ST maro nun Dor
sen Sausberrn gefiibrt, Der in ieiner
groben 6reuoe ieoen @reis fir Sen
ldonen Slid gu be3ablen periprad.
.Glere 8ermunoerung fam id ....r
6enfen", iprad ser Slider, utpenn id
gu6 meinen 8reis nertte. Sunoert
Stebe auf meinen bloben &iiden! @n-
Foers miu i9 meinen Slid nidt per-
.faufen!"
Ser erltaunte gbelmann n1eirte,
ser Mann ider5e un0 mollte ibn our
@ernlmft bringen, ober eS mar Maes
umionit, ser Slider blieb BET iel1en1
Ereiie.
Scum mobl", iagte en0li& Ser @oel.
mann, nio gebt ibm bas @erlalgte.
nber m0glih1t letbt."
Mls fiinf5ig Streihe aufge5ablt pa.
rem, rief ser Slider:
u@oltet ein! Sd babe einen 5beil
nebmer an oem @eidaft, m,0 linn &c
biibrt sic an6ere Sdlfte bes &reiies.'
u@os" rief Ser Goelman1t, lift e!
moglid, 0aB Elm 3meiter abnli@e'
Narr in ser @elt eriitirt, nn0 mi
lonen mir ibn berbeiidaffen?"
uDo babt SIR nidt meit gu geben"
lprad ser Slider, un6 er5ablte, ma'
5pilden ibm un6 6em @fortner Der
abrebet mar.
8ergebli9 elite Ser Bfortner binal1
lit oos 3immer ieines @errn unb ba
auf Sen &nien UNI @rlaB ser S4lage
Der @oelmonn mar l1nerbittlid, mel
er iiber5eugt NOR, bab ser @lenoe ido1
oft 10 betrogen. Mie geiagt, 10 &c
than. Mad5em Ser 8fortner fiinf5i
5treibe bonn i9perit item @etpiht be
fomn1er, mar ct 1ofort aus benz Dien
ite 6es @6elmanns entlaiien, tpdbren
Ser Slider rei9e 8e5ablung erbiel1
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9lufrmf.
Mm ale oeutide &atbulifcn, sic &C.
ionnen iimb, iid tint %fanabiiden
@eiten an5nfiebelm.

@ier IN ser ct. @eters @olonie
tpur6e 6os .@eimitdttelan0 gr0bten-
bells aufgenommen bun SSunggeieuen,
sic iett oes leoigen 5tanoes leioig
lino, un0 oaber lire 2iegeni9aften gu
perfaufen lltden. @er oorl1lr binig
5u 9ano fomnten mia, oas groBten-
tbeils unter &l1ltllr mnb nabe elmer
fatboliihen Stride un0 fatbolii9en
5dule gelegen lit, ser pergeiie sic
ausge5eidnete &aufsgelegenbeit ntdt.
gs lit audi gutes, fl1lttpiertes 9aro gu
faufen IN unmittelbarer geGbe 6es 8e-
neoiftinerfloiters. Inn 1tdbere Mns.
fltnft menbe man iid an
Sembrpf e 8runi11q,
Gigelttbumer zines Mii9maarenge-
oddities in Miiniter, 5asfat6etpon,
CANADA. 11-13t
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piel barauf anfommt, in melder Beiie
man sic &inoer fragt, nm iie gu ei-
11em @eftan6nib gu bringen. Durd
unpractiide Grageitellung ODER &ano-
l%ungsrpeiie murbe idon mandeS &ino
at 2iiger peranlabt; man muB oabet
fll1g gu @erfe geben; man mub einem
.@inoe 6as @eftdnbntB leidt MAIDEN
u,,o nu1B rubig 1lnb freunbli4 nit
ibm reoen 60 geminnt man es am
eriten uno Iei9telten fir 8%abrbeits'
finn.
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HamtItenfrttS.
8ilbung bes 8abrbeitsfuns.

Muf bent Glide elmer &inoerper-
pnbri9uIe bate Die g riteberin eine
59reibfeoer liegen laiien. 9pater,
oIs iie 6ie Sober mieoer in @ebraud
nebmen monte, iab iie, 6ab Die cine
5pite ser Sober a%bgebroden, Sic Sc
Ser alio unbra,,dbar gemor6en &par.
Die 8%orfteberin COB ii@ ans 6ragenl
Oh zines Ser &in6er mdbrenb ibrer
Mbme ienbeit am Slide eemeien. Die
ie Grage tpur6e iotpobl bon Sen &in-
bern ielbit mie BON Sen anmeien0en
&in6ergdrtnerinen bereint. Aber BON
ielblt lit ood sic Spite Ser Sober ni6t
abgebroden, iagte iid sic @oriteberin
un6 ging 6arar, cine Inter iudung ab=
5ubolten. sic nabm Sic 5erbrodene
.6eoer un6 ging, Sic Sober p%or5eigen6,
gang langiam an Sen 8anfen Ser &let=
men porbei ur1b ridtete 0abei ibre
8lide altf sic &tn6er. Sic 6adte, ser
Gbdter tper0e it6 perratben. Meugie=
rig orangten iid piele &in6er beran,
um sic Sober ST ieben, Elm fleiner
Sunge aber, 11amens gilbert, MIDI i6eu
5uriid u11o madte babel ein iolhes
neutrality-suspicious., oab ii@ oer
@eroadt auf ibn lenfte. 9ie @orf te=
berin belrgte fih 81 ibm nie0er nno
iagte freun0liden Cones: uMlbert,"
= aber gilbert lieB file nidt ausreoen,
lonoern unterbra6 tie nit weinerlt=
der Stimme: uNein, Sonte, id bab'S
nidt getbon." 3ann perbarg er nit
beioen @ano6en oos @elibtden. Die
Goriteberin aber nabm ieine &a1t0den
lit lire !@a1o un6 iprad rubig aber
ernit: u@arum meinit gu 0enn? $50
ran1 biit gu altf einmal 10 bang Dor
mir? Sou i9 Sir ein1nal iagen lie
Der Mlbert, marltm 3u meinit?" un0
oabei oriidte Tie Sic a1toere gpike Ser
6eoer 10 auf Sic 8anf, 0ab iie eben=
fails abbrad. Nlt1 5l1dte ser fleinc
Mlbert 5uiammen inns feline @erlegen<
5eit mur0e MIR mod grober. 8eil sic
Gori teberin our6 bas 8enebmen be5
SSungen 5n 6em @lauben uno ser lie
%ber5eugung fam, 6aB ser Su1ge idl1l=
sig lei, ipra6 ite rubig gu gilbert ge-
manot: uMi6t mabr, Mlbert, 10 bait
Gu es u,1d gemadt?" uSSa, Sante, 10
fab id gemadt nit ser Sober un0 ba=
be iie mie6er auf Sen Iiid gelegt",
ipra6 gilbert bereits piel rltbiger uno
gefaBten als porber. uSebt meiB i9
al1dt Mlbert> morl1m gu meinlt"
lprah Sic &ori teberin, ~0n mein1t,
nell gu sic Sober gebroden un0 oas
nidt eingeltanoen balt. 9as lit nid)t
brap BON Dir, gilbert; 10 ettpas oarf}t
Iu nidt mieoer tbun; bas lit bole,
iebr bole; oas mibfdllt oem lieben
Soft. 1ns mirit d a11b iid)er nidt
mebr tblln, gilbert, fltbr lie fort, gu
mirlt aud, feline Sade1 mebr bonn
Glide nebnren. Midt ma6r?" uMein,
Iante?" iprah ser fleine Mlbert, err
leihtert aufotbmeno, v0as tbue id
nidt mebr, id min al,h nidt mebr lii
gent" Sein &eripreden bat Biz iebt
ser f1eine gilbert gebalte1t, er bat ME
mieoer Sic l1npabrbeit geiagt.
&ieraus erieben mir, 6oB es iebr
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ainoerede.
Gis ,,mb @dnee.

esn1 Winter ]iebt's 3utpeilen aus,
ais fiele 8a,,mtpoue bonn &immel,
ober ais mabte BORT oben iemano iein
Bett uno lieBe babel sic 6eoern tii4-
tig umberfliegen. Das lit Ser Sdnee.
&err Groft, ser IN sen 8olfen mobnt,
mabt i'm aus @egentropfen uno mirft
ibn auf Sic @roe berab, 0amit bie
Bflan5en, Defenders 6ie @interiaat,
ii9 oamit 5uoeden uno gegen sic grim-
mige @interfalte idiiben fonnen.
v9ingt @ottes Sob i'm @inter ar1d),
gr lit 10 treu un6 gut; .
ST niltmt Dor 6roit uno 5turn1es=
baud
|Die Gaat in feline @ut.
@r 0edt lie nit oem Sdnee 10 0idt,
81 peid uno iider gu;
sic merit Sen barten @inter nidt
l1n6 i6Iaft in filler &rb."
8ir Sinner freuen inns iber ben err
iten sdnee beinabe mebr als iiber baS
erIte @eiI6en. Denn nun beginnt ia
sic 2ult 6es 59littenfabrens u116 6es
5dlittidublaufens. @o6 Better als
bei0eS lit es aber, menn man lt@ nit
SdneebGuen iperfen ltn6 einen groben
5dneemann ma9en fam. Mein 8ru-
Ser batte einmal einen gemadt, 6er
mar 10 groB, oaB er cine fleine Setter
onlegen muBte, als er inn Elm @aar
&artoffelaugen uno cine @aie einieben
moute. @tatt 6es Sdbels gab er linn
eine lange 8obnen1tange in Sen @rm
un6 foroerte i'm Damn arf, ii@ 81 meb-
ret1, tpe1tr1 er bon Der umiteben<
Sen &nabeni9aar angegriffen wiiroe.
9lber:
5hneen1at111 mar Elm arn1er @i4t,
6atte etnen Stod un6 mebrte fid ni9t.
gea6 einiger 3eit trat Sbautpetter Elm.
Da idpnoI5 Ser Sdneemann 10 5u-
iammen, oaB 3ulebt nidts peiter bon
linn iibrig blieb als Elm menig 8afier.
8enn sic meni4en cine Bride
uiber einen 6luB boben tpouen, 10
bauen iie 6aran mandmal. langer als
elm Sabr. Ser liebe @ott fnnn oas
i9nener. Sc lit f@on p%oreefommer1,
oaB er ale @epdiier in gan5 Deuti4=
lon6 un6 III @uBlanb oa3u in elmer
ein5igen @internadt NIT feiten 8ru<
en- beoedt fat. Gr nabm @ts ltatt
&ol5, un6 sic 8riiden maren fertig,
unb 10 blanf unb glatt, als mdren iie
pom Eii6ler gebobelt un6 polirt tpor=
sen.
8ir &inoer baben SOS @is reht
germ; oenn mir fonne11 nit uno obne
S9littidube 10 idneu oaral,f binglei-
ten, mie ein @agen auf ser @iienbabn.
3umeilen fdut man freilid tiidtig 0a=
rauf FIN; aber 6as idooet nidt piel,
man 5erbridt babel ni@t leidt etpas.
S9limmer lduft es 0agegen mand)=
NAL ob, penn oos Sis unter uns hridt
un6 mir ms @aiier fallen. SIT oaml1
ni@t glei9 Elm @rmadl ener in ser Sea-
be, 10 fommt mani leidt l1nter 6as gis
un0 ertrtnft auf cine iaimmerli6e Mrt.
So germ i9 ald s9littlbub laufe, 10
gebe ib 6o6 ni6t eber auf oas @is,
als Biz es gang felt un0 sid gefrore1'
it.