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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-21
MANY never
SUSPECT CAUSE
Of BACKACHES
This Old Treatment Often
BrinRs Happy Relief

Many sufferers relieve nagGing backachs
quickly. once they discover that the real cause
OF their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The kidneys are Natures chief way Of TAX
ing the excess acids and waste out OF the blood.
They help most people pass about3 pints day.
When disorder Of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood. IL
may cause nagging backache, rheumatic
pains. leg pains. loss Of pep and energy, get
ting up nights. swelling, pufiness under the
eyes. headaches and dizziness. Frequent o.
seanty passages with smartins and burning
with your kidneys or bladder.
Don't waiti Ask your druggist for Doan q
Pills. used successfully BY Millions for over 40
yesrs. They give happy relief and will help the
Is miles OF kidney tubes flush out poisonous
waste from your blood. Get Doan's Pills.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-21

spent the weekend in Mount
Clemens with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. d. Brewer, return
ing last evening.
MR.. AND MRS. LOUIS
YOCHUM, 243O Harper avenue,
upon the arrival of a daughter
Sunday in st. Josephs hospital
JUNE RICK, daughter of Mrs
Lille Rick, who is observing her
birthday anniversary today.
EVELYN NOUN ITO r e
whose birthday anniversary i:
today.
BARBARA ALPERN. who is g
first year student at Miami Uni
versity in Oxford, o. Her birth.
day anniversary is being OBJ
served today.
MRS. HAROLD B. MENGLE
of Market street, upon her birth.
day anniversary today.
MR.. AND MRS. LEVI AN.
TILLA of East Detroit, who are
parents of a son born this morn.
ing in st. Joseph's hospital.
MIR. AND MRS. ROY c. Mil.
Ter. SO High street, upon their
18th wedding anniversary today
MRS. ALVIN w. HAMEIS.
TER of Seminole Hills, whose
birthday anniversary was Sat.
urday. Mr.. and Mrs. Hameistel
were hosts to a group of friend.
and their families at dinner Sun.
day evening in celebration.
MR.. AND MRS. FRED VOL.
KENANT of "a Wells street
whose 3lst wedding anniversary
is today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-21
N5ri;de

MARY L. GREATHOUSE be-
came the bride of Staff. Sergt.
Eutis M. Coplin of Bradley
Field, Windsor Lock. Conn. at
noon Sunday in Gilbert Me-
mortal Baptist Church, She is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John GreathouSe of BroadacreS.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-21
WIFE MUST BE GOOD
SOLDIER. TOO

Could / get along with the
wives of my husbands associ-
ates?
Could l find enough to do to
keep busy, so that my husband
wouldn't have dissatisfied,
lonesome woman on his hands?
Could / keep my nose out of
my husbands business, instead
of encouraging him in being dis
satisfied or becoming jealous of
the man above him?
Would I try to make life cas-
Ter and more pleasant for my
husband. or would l expect him
to worry = cut keeping me
happy and contented?
If she can't say Eyes" to ev-
cry one of these questions, a
service mans wife had better
not follow him around the
country. She would just be in
the way.
MISS FLORENCE DAILY will
be hostess to members of ST.
Agnes Guild of st. Peters par
ish on Wednesday at l o'clock,
at her home, 112 Market street.
MR.. AND MRS. HAROLD
WIDRIG and Mr.. and Mrs. Mort
Wells spent the weekend at
Gaylord. Mr.. Widrig resumed
his duties as mail carrier to-
day after a weeks vacation,
during which he and Mrs. Wild
rig also visited in Columbus, 0.
MIR. AND MRS. A. D.
BREWER returned Saturday
from Albion, where they made
brief visit with their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
George A. Matthews.
JUDGE AND MRS. NEIL E.
Reid have as their houseguest
Mrs Edgar Wilson of Ham
mondsport, N. Y, a former resi-
dent of Utica. Mrs. Wilson is
spending several weeks in Mich
igan, will be in Mount Clemens
for several days.
MRS. GEORGE M. SMITH
will be hostess to the members
of her bridge club at luncheon
at her home Tuesday, at l
o'clock.
DAWN HARVESTER spent
the weekend as the guest of
Janice Rooney, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Franz Rooney, in De-
troit.
MRS. j. ARTHUR SCH
LEUNTZ and Mrs. Harry Pre-
vost were Saturday visitors of
Mrs. Edmund j. Maher (Vir-
ginia SampeI of Mount Glenn
ems, who is home from the hos
pital with her infant daughter
Kathleen. Their address is 1927
Sorrento avenue, Detroit.
MIR. AND MRS. DUNCAN
HUBBARD had as their week
end guests their two grandsons,
Duncan and Peter Kaufman, of
Detroit, while Mr.. and Mrs.
Lynden Kaufman we're in Chi
cago, returning Sunday to spend
the. day here. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar Gore and children, Robert
and David, of Crosse Pointe,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-21

HAROLD AUGUST TESKA,
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Teska, of Richmond, was
christened Sunday at the First
Evangelical church. The spon-
sors were Mrs. Gerald Potter OF
Lenox, and Gerald Rettinger, of
st. Clair. The baby wore his
fathers christening robes. A din
ner was served at the Teska
home at noon followed in the
evening by a family gathering.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-21
Mrs. Little Arrives
for Extended Visit

MRS. FRED LITTLE arrived
Sunday from Anaheim, Calf,
to make an extended visit with
Mr. and Mrs. William Schon-
setback, 298 Euclid avenue.
Mrs. Little is the former Anna
Kellogg, whose father, Dorr
Kellogg, discovered the cura-
tive properties of the Mount
Clemens mineral water. He
was also one of the founders
of the Baptist church here, and
Mrs. Little is looking forward
to homecoming next Sunday at
the church.
MRS. GEORGE BRANDY will
be hostess to members of her
bridge club on Tuesday at
luncheon at l o'clock at her
home, AZ Lincoln avenue.
VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY
GUILD Will meet IN Pontiac al
st. Trinity Church at 2 o'clock
on Tuesday, Mrs. Wilfred Junke
announced today.
FRANCES TINKER left Sat
urday night for Sarasota, Fla,
where she will spend two weeks
visiting Capt. and Mrs. James
Cole (Florence Heiser) and son.
DONNA ELSO, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Elso, returned
last night from a four weeks
visit with her sister. Mrs. J. S.
Bartles, in Hinsdale, Ill.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-21
Soldiers Wife Must Pass
The Ouiz---or Stay Home

can't carry your home town with
you. Don't keep thinking of the
customs and ways back home }
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-21
At Kelly Field
Party Fetes Couple

ROBERT SMITH, second class
machinist's mate, USNR, accom-
panied by Mrs. Smith, the form
er Mary Catherine Schwenk,
have arrived in Mount Clemens
from Great Lakes, Ill. They
we're feted Saturday night at
the home of Mrs. Richard Jaehns
of Willow avenue, when 80 cou-
Piles from Port Huron, Detroit,
st. Clair Shores and Mount
Clemens, gathered in their hon
or.
Mrs. Smith, who has been Wis.,
iting her husband at Great
Lakes for the past two weeks,
will remain here for the dura-
ton, while her husband will re-
turn Friday to his duties.
In Georgia
PVT. CHARLES D. JACOBS
former employee of the Daily
Monitor-Leader composing room
is now stationed at Camp Wheel
er, Ga, with Co. c, 7th Training
Battalion, Third Platoon.
Home on Visit
PVT. ARTHUR CAMPBELL
of the Royal Canadian Ordnance
Corps, who is stationed at Lon
don, Ont, spent the weekend
here with his sister, Keitha
Campbell, los North avenue. He
brought with him friend, Lance
Corp. William Locke, who
brought his bagpipes with him.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-21

and be willing to assume all re-
sponsibility for running the
house and taking care of the
children?
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-21

MR.. AND MRS. FRED VOL
KENANT of 81 Welts street,
whose 3lst wedding anniversary
is today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-21
First to Fly

First to Fly
AVIATION CADET George
Crittenden Shelton, who is sta
toned at Sequoia Field, Calf.
was the first in his class of 200
to make a solo airplane flight, 1t
is learned here.
Cadet Shelton is 1886 grad
uate of Mount Clemens High
School, and was employed here
by the Detroit Edison company
before he enlisted in April. He
first was stationed at Santa Ana
Army Air Base in California
and was transferred when he
earned pilots classification.
He is the son Of Mrs. Katherine
Shelton, 40 Miller street.
Transferred
CAPT. KINGSLEY G.. PUR-
TON has been transferred from
Fort Bragg, N. c., to Fort Sam
Houston, San Antonio, Tex.
At Kelly Field
PVT. FRANKLIN HOVEY, of
Muskegon, is stationed with the
Air Corps at Kelly Field, Tex.
Pvt. Hovey is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Hovey. Mrs.
Hovey (Harriet Brehler) is a
former resident of Mount Glenn
ems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15
Hope Files Suit
Against Brother, Wife

HOLLYWOOD. June Is CUP).
Comedian Bob Hope sought,
81 ,425 today in court action
against Mr.. and Mrs. F. James
Hope, his brother and sister-in-
law.
The suit was filed in reply to
one brought against Hope in be-
half of his sister-in-law, who
asked $500 for secretarial serv-
ices. Mrs. Hopes suit was filed
through an assignee AMI her name
vas not revealed until Hopes
counter-action was filed. The
comedians petition said he had
advanced his brother and sister
in-law SLABS which had not been
repaid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15
10 Rules
On Water
HIM Raids

Because bombing attacks fire.
quently damage water distribution
systems, Mai Raymond j. Kelly
director Of the sixth civilian de
tense region. today issued 10 fun
damental rules on the use Of water
in event Of an air raid. They are
keep at least one quart
bottle filled with drinking water
for each person in the house.
2-Turn water faucets off
everywhere in the house when
water service has failed.
3-Do not fill bath tubs with
b water following air raid alarms
or during air raids.
leave valves alone.
5-Do not report disrupted
service, the water department
will know service is off in your
area.
@ Follow directions Of the
health department and dlScon-
tinue Immediately the use of
flush toilets.
IF the health department
advises. boil cooking and drink
ing water.
S-Disregard chlorine tastes
in drinking water; il is a sign
of safety.
0-Do not drink water from
sources other than your tap or
drinking water carts operated
by authorities.
1O-Do not repeat rumors
concerning water. Health au-
thorities will advise you on the
facts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15
EACH ANALYZED

The forms are in triplicate and
come with the carbons inserted.
After they have beeh filled out
and received at the office OF the
rent director they will be care
fully inspected and if they are
properly made out and the maxi
mum rent of April l. 194l, is con-
sidered fair and all other require
ments met. the three copies OF
the form are officially stamped as
approved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15

Three Comic Pages every day
I'm Daily Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15
CONSOLIDATED PB2Y-2, U. s. NAVY BOMBER

The Ply long range patrol bomber powered by four
radal cooled engines in the wings and used for long
fights the The planes hull is deep with
observation post opside 1t has wing span of lis feet
also dual tail assembly with twin oval fms and rudders
Bombs are released from either of the wing ports
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15
Landlords Jam
Rent Office TO
Obtain Blanks

A jam of property owners in the
rent control offices in the Penob
scot Building today brought from
Patrick V. Mcnamara, area head
an appeal for landlords 10 con
duct their registration by mail.
"Many seem TO have the idea
thta they must personally visit
this office" he said. Blanks are
available at fire stations, branch
banks and most real estate Of
fees. And as far as any ques-
lions are concerned, we also pre-
fer 10 answer those by mail"
100000 TO REGISTER
The registration starting today
involves 100000 pieces of rental
property and requires of each
landlord information on rent
charges as of April /, 194l, which
has been established as a ceiling
Papers must be filed by July l.
The tremendous job OF filing the
registrations will mean expansion
of both personnel and office space
Mcnamara said today. Fifty clerks
will be hired.
II is the duty of all landlords
10 obtain the blanks. fill them Out
and mail them 10 the rent contro
office, 764 Penobscot Building. A
separate form must be made ou'
To- every rented house, fiat, apart
ment or other kind OF dwelling
and owners of apartment houses
must file a blank for each apart
ment in the building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15
= S on S
Cheer Up Those Basement Roo
Durable Asphalt Thing
Will Do 1t Colorfully

Do you want basement floor that's as easy to
clean as your kitchen linoleum? And as bright and
cheerful, too? Then come to Hudson's and choose
asphalt thing. It's grand for a recreation room.
The cost is moderate. In a basement room about
IS by 20 feet asphalt thing (choice of six coors)
will be completely installed with the average
amount of metal trim for about $50. Certain
lighter colors are available at higher prices.
EisbtB FloOr-Farmsr Street BnIdins-Ssetion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15
DO SMALLER PIECES FOR GIFTS

csndlawIck Rugs, to be done in simple crochet.
Candlewick, in ivory, soc, or colors 35c skein.
shaggis Rugs easily laundered) to be made from
stamped patterns, each 4Sc to So. Shaggie Cotton,
a ball, ACC and 6oc.
croehsisd Rugs are attractive made of Floraltone
Carpet warp, ball, soc,
Sandwiches (crocheted slippers) easily made in
vory or ivory combined with color. Materials and
instructions. soc to $l.25.
Crochet XII containing enough cotton for six
doies and centerpieces, Csc.
Pot Holder Kits containing cotton for vegetable pot
holders or other assorted designs SOC.
NtEDLEvcRK Observation-Disclosures
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-09

beiBen Streit 5wiihen neinem @otten
nno oem ebr,piiroigen &oipbas Der
uriabt bat. sd aber, ieb babe nit
meinen eigenen aueen bas geieben,
oas mid NIT Wnnber ,rno grltaunell
erfiilt; oenn iiebe, sic 2obn1en aeben,
sic Sauben boren, nno &ronfbeiten
aller art lino bon oieiem Monn ee=
beilt iporhei,. Nuh BOT ct biele Sem=
fel ollsgetrieben bon oenen, sic bamit
beleiien iparen, nno oie Seuiel Ielblt
baben bon ibm beaenat, boB ct ser
Seiligc @ottes lei.
Gr lit ibon an5l,Iebe,t, meine In-
no; ober er lit eebeinlnsnoa nno tp,ln-
oerbor in ieiner @riheinng, iooob,
pdbreno man idaut, cine &raft bon
ibm a,s5uaeben fheint, sic ale au
ibm bin3iebt. Selbit nnierc tleinc
Hlltb, sic ibn aeieben bat ,,no .ibn
in ser Sdule preoigen bortc, Bort
nidt alf BON ibm 5,t reben, lm6 oft
bittet iie MIDI nit ibr at geben nnb
ibn anf5lilld)er. 0ies babe id) nid)t
aetan, oenn oie Menoen, sic i'm 3u
ollen 3eiten beeleitel1 iino 10 eroB,
baB es mir, elmer So6ter Sonnabs,
nidt ae5iemt, unter iie 5lt aeben. 0ei-
Ienl1naeohtet babc ih iebodl ieoc noQ
lihe 8eleeenbeit ben,lbt, ibn ou b6.
rem 1tno ond) feline 2elre fennen 5a
lerilell. or lebrt oft burh 8eihihten
imo @leidniiie mb, fnr5eeIoet, bob
ale 81 8ott, Dem Safer oller, 5lriidz
febren f0nnen. Son iib Ipridt er
manbnal ais Dem Sobne @ottes nno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-09

bes sSoirus." @r iiberreihte Mnna
ein fleines berfieeeltes Yodden nno
perlieB raid ben gailn.
Mnna betradtete oen 9rief in if.
rer Sano nit einem 2Gheln angeneb-
mer griuartllng, boh nnterlieb iie bas
Seffne,L bis lie 6en 9ienerinnen bie
notigen Nnoronunaen fir bie 8e-
quemlibfeit ibres @atten ecaebem bot
te, Oenn iie ipar cine mn iterbafte
9ansfrau.
sSSebt aing lie iiber SEN 8alfon,
ftieg ole normorne Sreppe binl,nter,
oie in SEN @orten fiibrte, ieete iih
auf cine 8onf in ser N6be oes
Sprinabrunnens unb fing an Sen
8rief al offnen, oen iic nod inrmer
in oer Sanb belt. @r mar auf feines
Sergament geidrieben, felt, atiomz
meneeroIt, nit einem ieibenen 3ooen
aebun6en llno mebrfah nit @ads be-
iiegelt, ioboB bas Seffnen einiae N,tz
aenblife in aniprl,h nabm. slls bos
lette Sieael gebro6en mar, rollte bie
Game bas gergament a,lf llno be-
9ant 5u laien.
Sarah, sic Satin Sairls, ser eb<
len Srat gnna, nteiller SdpeIter, Der
@eliebten sSebobabs, 8ruB auppr:
Giel Sreltoe batten mir ourd) sic
@egenipart &oipbas, beines lebr- eblen
@atten, l,no Sobeprielter bes &eili=
gen Senlpels. limo beIonoers frelltell
mir rns, baB mir boren olrften, aIles
ftebe ipobl Bel Dir ,mb in beinenl
Saus, ltno in Dem Sanie &annos,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-09
IIMdt oemtidler Soioatem nad)
Gnalanb

0eutlde Oelerte,,rc, barrnter brei
Sffi5ierc, babeu fiir5lid sic enaIiide
Ssiiite erreiht. Sic fomeu bon Nor.
lpcecn, nno in ibrer 8ealeit1na be-
ral1oen lid mebrerc noripeeiibc Wa-
trolen uno S,1aeuolihe.
gSie oos> 8latt ser norlpceiId,en
Nc9icritna im Grill, uSibeno'', be.
fonnt9ibt, beaonn sic sslu6t in einem
obaeleaencn gSinfel bes norweeilhen
Sofens Bergen, TOO ein norlpe9i16es
Seaelboot ppr 9lnfcr lag. t.''
Gines Cages beitie9eu brei oeut.
i6c Sffi5ierc oos Sdiff. ,mterbieI-
ten ltd) nit Sen Matrolen l,no noen
lie iflieblid at einem Sdnops Elm,
ben lic nit9cbradt botten Oa Die
Sfi5iere frelnbliG ntftraten, tp,troe
Der Shnaps -an1cnonlen. @r ent-
belt offenbar eiu Shlafnittel. Mls
Die Matroien alfpa6tell bcfonben
lie iib auf bober See.
'Tie belltiben Sffi5icre Dotten bas
Scgelboot 5llnG6lt aus bem Safen ae-
braht nno Oonn nebrere oeutlbe
Solooten lno normceiidbc SugenoIibe
alfgelornnlc1t, Sic in einent Boot anf
iie tparteten. 0oS Seaelboot fam nm
be6elIi9t at ser enaliidlen &iiite on.
Die @riiloc, ipeldc sic 0el,tlden aur
5hl6t beitinlnntell tpnroen' ,,id)t ent.
biillt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-09
Ohio !aifcnfrcnnS

unleres Gaters. 8obrIid, obid)on hies
cine. ibone Stoot lit, ,mo unier Seim
mir iebr tener lit. 10 iebne id nod
ood oft nod ser SSSltaeno5cit uno ben
8eiidtern meiner 6rclnoe unb 9e-
fornten. sic 5u SeruIolcm iino. Sn
LETTER 3cit baben lieb 9inge inter uns
erei9net, sic biel @creoe perurioht
boben, ols ga lnb, sic @ceenlpnrt in
Gopcrno,rm bes 9to5areucrs SSelus,
Ger groBc Wlnocr bes Scilens aeton
bot nnh nel,c, i'nerbortc 9inge lcbrt.
Mein @otte, SoirltS, ser, mie bu
ncibt, cin acred,ter Monn lit rno bel
lig lno on0enebm Dor Ne,u eln9ciihtc
@pttcS, glorbt, so6 CT ser bon Scr
S6riit perbcibene @feiiins lit; rnb
mir lit es leib, BOB sic Sade cinelr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-09

gauern fliebt iiber BON oen Nun-
bern', ioete 3oipbas perobtlidb.
,&enn es nit Sen @unoern MIR ee-
tom ipore, ober bie perpeltenoen 2eb-
rem oes Meniden =" Sier belt er
inne nmo' ia9te:: ,0ies iino iebod fei=
ne Sinee, Did SIT beldltieelt. SD Werr
oe Sbritte tlut, sic ser Sohe Elm
@nbc bereiten. ltno nun mllb ih MIDI
bonn Stoub ser Eeiie befreien; ipilllt
bu, meine snna. ben 9ienern befeb-
len, mir einiae GrfriIdlme SIT berei-
ten, benn id babe felt Dor Somcn-
a'faona nihts eenoiicn. God, eincn
s(uaenblid!" fiigte er bin5,t inoem
er in Sen tpciten Solte1 ieines &C.
monoes bcrlunfiiblte. SD babe ci-
men @rief fir bib bon ser Satin
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-09

mandnlol als bem Menibeuiobne uno
bebauptet, oab cr bon @ott gcfonllnen,
olc climber sur @ubc 3u r,lien. IS
miro Ioaar 0cIu0t, oob er in Somo.
ria nidt ae5oeert babe, 6u einem
@cib aus ibrcn1 GoIfe bon biclem
Scilc 5u reocn, oo5 aeipib fcn g1nbbi
TIM iuiirbc, tpic blt ipcibt, benn in
8irflidfeit bnben sic Sonoritcr nibt
bcn re6tcn @louben.
Sin ouocrcS uncrfl0rIi6es Ding
al oielcn Ironnc it, SOB er lid) ee.
lpillc WtGnncr oltS ocn uicbercu &lal-
le1l ST Ieincn Nod)fnl1crn erlpUblt bat,
bon ocncn cini1c Tiidcr lino lno IN
&npcrnolun ipobncn. >Su MobrbcIt,
mcine Scbmcltcr. id) bciiirdtc, DOB i6
es sir nid)t uolllt0noio be0rciilid MOS
den FAM, mcabolb mir IN unlcrn
Scr5en bcm @louhcn 5lmciNcn, bnb
bielcr Wtnnn mirflid) ser MellioS lit.
9Ibcr ncnn or nod, >Scrulolcu fpnlnt,
perl0l,nlc nitbt Iclblt, i'm olI5ulut)el,,
bon mirit olt aelpiB perltebcn.
Sic fleinc Mlth lcnbet @riiBc nno
oi,d) SuiruS, nciu @ottc. gSir bof-
fen Oih in nift icrncr 3eit SIT lcben,
oenn boS n0dltc Gclt lit uln nid)t
mebr ierl lnO mir bcoblihtigcu 81
oieIer Belt nah Scrl1iolen ou fom.
men, ipcnn nllcS bci lns lpobl itebt.
l(1o uln, mcine gclicbtc Sdme-
ltcr lcbit olt ipelh lonNcn @rief itb
Dir nit mcircr ciacncn 6onb aeIhrie-
ben babe. sSiuit olt in lneincln Ho-
men, SonnoS, unlcrcn Safer, nno ouD
ltnIcre @riiocr Iont ihrcn SSomiIien
ariBen? Ser @ott 9lbrubomS bchiite
oi6 lno sic 9eilcn. llno MN, lebe
ipobl."
x x
9lls 9lnnu bicien 9rcf sit Gnoe
gclelen bate, hencrftc tic, baB ie-
n1o,,o mortctc, ,l,n au ibr 5u lpraben.
anfblifcno inF iic WnldJu3, sen 2eib-
oiener ibres @elnobls. Scr Monn
nodte einc Gerbcueuna ser ticfiten
Gbrerbictlung lno Iproh olsOonn:"
uNtein &crr bat mir 6eioblen Dir,
'ebr cole tSrolL SIT inacn, Dob @e-
lhoftc non SHic)tiofcit i'm obbolten
lperben bis 5ur Stunoc bes Nbeno.
clicns. 9onn miro er oeinc @eaen.
mart ollflthcn, lpenn es sir eeiGHt."
GSortiesung foleD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-09
Nsittmodj, Ben .. septembcr 1912
ibnt nno onOeren Elm nie perIiehenOer
Born bes Segens bur6 3eit nno
gipigfeit 81, merben.
Z. GapiteI

vic UuTgelluHlle, lple Ne' lIellHp@
lid burd) Die .bobeu .@itterfenlter Ell I
mes 3inlmers int SSal,le &aipbns
f6ien, beleu6tetc eincu Hounl, Ser,
nod ber Site Ger 3eite,l, NIT einelu
an orei &dnbgn binlauIen>en 9ipau
allsgeltattet mar; oie picrtc, oflene
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ipunocnel, forbigeu ytornlorldulen |
binburd, 9life altf SEN golfon. Ser
sS,lBboben lpar nit ihlperen 0eden
bon orientoliiber 9lrbcit beocft, nab |
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bebedtcn; bier l1no ba fiinitlibe ME
bere Glide ltno Stiiblc bon ronii der |
&unit, 5llo1nle1 nit leltenen Golen
1no elmer 9fenge foItborcr &leini9fei.
ten ucrpnui itGnbigten cine Ginri6tlng,
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iib at bicIeln beitcren Wtorgen oIlein
IN oen 3inmer.- 9ie iprge,libtperen
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ibrem ldouen @elid)t befunoetcn in
@eoll0 getragenes Seio; aber lnter
ibren olutflct: 8rouem glGn5ten ibre
9ln9en freluolidb unO flor, ipdbreno
Die Sinien ibrer eolell a@eltolt nod
ilgenolid) pollfonmen 1mo anmiltiJ
erldieuen.
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aus, no lie bcqlcnt bei ibrer Stiderei
iaB, fpnmte Mnna binaus ouf Ben
8alfom ldnuen, ipo &letterrpi ien uno
anoefe ipoblrie6enoe 8lnnte,t Dos @e-
lalloer befrou5ten ltno freunhlidc
Sbuttenbiloer BON tun5enben 8lat.
tern nllf BEN lnarntorren SSltBbpoell
lparfcn 3oS leiie EldtIhern beS
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nllgeucbnt 5ulanunen nit oem 3iuit-
ieberr Der Gngel. -. GS lpar lebr 1till
,mo frieolib, lno Ser SSrieoen ihien
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arbeitete, inoen iie oen @olofaoen
bnr1 oas foitbore @epebe in ibren
Sanoen 500.
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anfblideno, iab bie bobe @eitalt zines
Maunes int Gineang iteben.
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iaete ct.
8cim S6aa ieiner Gimme erbob
iid Die Jrau ,lno ibre' Arbeit beiieite
iperfeno, fam iie ibn entseeen nit
einem leilen &nf ser sSreuoe.
,,Dm bits, mein @afte! llno ih
'eripartete bi6 nidt Dor Mbeno.'
,,8ir reiiten beim 2ihte bcs Son.
1aonoes lno fanben es angenebner
nls bas sonnenliht" iaete er. uStebt
alles ipobl im Sauie", frbr er fort,
n,lno nit Sir, meme Mnna2''
J u@s lit allies nobl'', ontlportete iie.,
ullno lpie fanoeit ou un7ere Germano-
ten in &apernaum2"
uSie befinben iid) bei gutter @e=
fnnobeit'', eripioerte &aipbos; bonn
fiigte ct Itirnri,n5elno bil5u: ,,Dob
lit Sairlls ebenio ltnbegreifli1 einge=
nolnller bon bieiem MenIden sseius
als anoere in 8aliaa; er erfl6rt, BOB
er i'm fit Oelt Meiiias DGlt. gs lit
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