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Evening star., 1942-10-03
BY Thornton W. BURGESS

was the way Danny had gone. He
kept right on along the little path.
Now Danny knew that he wouldn't
go very far before he found out that
he had been fooled. OF course, he
would come back. So Danny
waited only long enough to get his
breath and then ran back along the
path he had just come, to where
another little path branched on.
For just minute he paused.
IF Mr.. Blacksnake follows me he
will be sure to think that of course
I have taken this other little path, Z"
thought Danny, so won't do IT,"
Then he ran harder than ever
until he came to a place where two
little paths branched out, one to the
right and one to the left. He took
the latter and scampered on, sure
that by this time Mr.. Blacksnake
would be so badly fooled that he
would give up the chase. And
Danny was right.
Brains are better far than speed
As wise men long ago agreed."
said Danny, as he trotted on his
way for the grass. II felt 1t in my
bones that this would be an excit-
ing day. I wonder what next"
Evening star., 1942-10-03

Learn to pronounce the place names
self-addressed envelope to Frank Colby
in care Of The Evening Star. ASK for
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Evening star., 1942-10-03
Dresses Up Tottoo
To Enlist in Navy
D, ths Aasocia4ed q Prssa.

AUGUSTA. Kans.-An Augusta
Id who wanted 10 enlist In the
Evening star., 1942-10-03
Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Saturday Serenode

Observation-Disclosures pronounce BAD
MINTON and give the origin of the
word "offspring"-K. B.
dminton was named
for the English estate of the Duke of
Beaufort. Say -min-tn. OFF,
spring is from the old Anglo-SaXon
offspring, Ito spring or descend
from"
Dayton-A commentator said. 1--WE
have not yet been APPRAISED of
our losses" Correct?-C. T. S.
Answer-No. Appraise does not
mean notified" 1t means ito set a
value on as to appraise the value
of a diamond. He should have used
the word APPRISE, ito give notice;
to inform"
Fort Worth - Please pronounce
BANQUET and CONQUER.-M. N.
Answer-Be sure that each word
has the sound of "ng," as BANG
kwet and KONG-ker.
Los Angeles-To settle a dispute,
please pronounce the word PI-
MENTO.-Mrs. D.
AnsWer-The word has two forms,
the English is pimento, pronounced
pi-MEN the Spanish is pi-
miento, pronounced pee-MYEN- toe
Atlanta-In designing refinement
and education, which is the correct
word, CULTIVATED or CUL-
TURED?-W. S. T.
Answer-The words are synonv-
nous. But I prefer cultured, since
cultivated has more of an "agri-
cultural" connotation.
KirkWood-How is Vivian Leigh's
surname pronounced?-B. S.
Answer-Say lee, to rhyme with
see.
Loony Logic is a Texas weekly
spotted by B. c. of Dublin: "He has
been granted a six-day leave SO
that he may stay with his father
who is in the hospital as long as
possible!"
Learn to pronounce the place-names
IN the news. Send a stamped (3-cent).
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NATURES CHILDREN
BOMBARDIER BEETLE.

boIWbA1VDICIG oEC I LE.
Gas bombing as means of de-
fense has been used for centuries
by the vast army of bombardier
beetles. They lay down a gas screen
or discharge volleys of gas that
means death or confusion to their
foes.
There are few inventions we have
today that could not be found in
some form among Natures Children.
Evening star., 1942-10-03
BY Will Eisner
BY Frank willard
BY MiIburn Rosser.
Art Huhto
BY Harold Groy
BY Bud Fisher

Navy was told he couldn't because
Of the tattooed picture Of q nude on
his arm.
Put some clothes on her." said
the recruiting ofiicer. The lad
couldn't find q tattoo artist 80 he
purchased ink and q needle and did
fair job Of painting . sarong.
Evening star., 1942-10-03
Births Reported

Edwin and Ruth Bailey, boy.
games and Virginia Bond. boy
william and Geneva Bowman, boy.
Albert and Ellen Branson. boy.
Homer and Helen Brice, boy.
kenneth and Rosa Canterbury, boy.
George and Thelma Clark, boy.
Phillips and Suzanne Clarke, girl,
Russell and nellie Dapp, girl.
TToert .Iobn an and Ms Bestree De Wore, girl.
george and Mary Dudley. boy
nsI5ei fredo and and rf;e Mthfl rsbs4 Durham girl
Arnold and Helen Enger. boy
Walter and AGNES Gaumnitz boy.
Harry and Doris Goddard. boy.
Nathan and Minnette Goldman, boy
Deane and Lois Good, boy
Merle Merle and Winlfred Grimm, boy.
Robert and Esther Hawkins, boy.
Harry and Helen Houston, girl
Teddy Teddy and Margaret Hnddleston, girl.
william and Gladys Hyde. boy.
Irvine and Gwendolyn Irving, girl.
Neil and Hazel Jarrett. boy.
Francis and Ann Kane, boy. "
kimon irn'i, AND and Mary Mary Kapetsnakis, boy.
David and Doris Knapp boy
Louis. and Hushena Kohoutek, boy
Israel and Leah Krowitz. boy.
James and Susan Madden, boy
Frank and Frieda Maisack. girl
Reed and MYRTLE Mauehan, girl.
Aubrey and Annie Meadows, boy.
william and Margarette Miller, girl.
Alfred and Marie Morton, girl
Jean and Lydia McDonough. boy.
Jack and Mary OBrien. girl.
William and Frances Osterhaus girl.
Daniel and Mary Poole boy.
Vernon and Marie Richardson, boy.
Edward and Elsie Kicker, boy.
Don and Mildred Ritchie. girl.
Thomas and Alice Robie. boy.
Carl and Dorothy Sapp. boy.
Joseph and Ruth Schnurr. boy.
Bernard and Anne Scholz, girl.
Robert and Louise Schroeder. boy.
Omer and Marie Shuey, boy.
Maurice and Reesie Sickle. boy.
Joseph and Mary Sowell. girl
Oscar and Dorothy Stickell, boy.
Richard and Hazel Stone, boy.
Walter and Mary Straus boy.
Lloyd and Elizabeth Turner, boy.
Clarence and MYRTLE WEINBERG, girl,
Charles and Ellen wendorf,. boy.
Weltie and Arleone White. boy.
Robert and Velma Wrisht, boy.
Francis and Thtlma Zell, boy.
Jack and Ann fucker, boy,
John and Helen Benbow. rirl.
Fohert and Anna Lee. girl.
F1Iiott and Ellen Ritter boy.
Louis and Cornelia Russell. girl.
rnv VII 1{r ~
Evening star., 1942-10-03
Deaths Reported

Nathan Cafritz ss, 1898 11th st. NV.
Jsn,es H. johnson, 20. 3T20 Upton st. NV.
William T Ward. ~, 1915 T st. Sc.
May " Murphy, 81. 2o6 6th. st. Sc.
francis J. Keiss. IS. 700 Dahlia ST. NV.
Graham w. Sanders, A., 1907 Holbrooke
Marie Z. Crystal. As. 1918 Congress street
Arthur wasom. as. 37o7 10th st. ne.
infant Eugene Grove, jr., 2229 Nichols
ave. Sc.
infant Goldman, 1445 Ogden st. NV.
infant Mary A. Clark. Falls Church, Va.
infant Robie,. 1924 D ST.. ne.
Robert D. Hill. So, 525 Ricketts, ST. NV.
Lee Morse, As. 1913 Rosedale st. ne.
Edward II. Coates, 40, 231g O st, NV.
Hattie Murphy. 80, 1890 Florida ave. NV
Edwsrd e, Rossrso q, 1879 .,:. stn s., \ NV;
fnfant Joseph Price, 1711 st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-10-03
\XE;:iiE \X:; !; 5:
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LECTURE.

LECTURE.
Astronomy in Ancient Baby
lonia," by DR.. Edgar w. Woolard,
National Capital Amateur Astrono-
mers' Association, New National
Museum, s o'clock tonight.
MEETING.
Washington Story League, YWCA,
Seventeenth and K streets NV, s
o'clock tonight.
DANCE.
All States Society, Washington
Hotel, $50 o'clock tonight.
Beta Chi Sorority, Wardman Park
Hotel, 10 o'clock tonight.
HIKE.
our-mile hike along Rock Greek
trails, meet at Sixteenth and Holly
streets NV, 3 o'clock this after
noon.
To Manassas, Va. sponsored by
the Wanderbirds Hiking Club, meet
at the Safeway Trails bus terminal
at Twelfth and New York avenue
NV. tbs tomorrow morning.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Masonic service center open to all
servicemen, Saturday night dances,
$50 to 80 Open house Sunday
afternoons. Buffet supper served
at pm. Pool tables, library show
ers.
Floor show, games, refreshments,
hostesses, Salvation Army, 606 E
street NV, o'clock this morning
to midnight.
Tour of Washington, sponsored by
the Federation of Churches; meet
in the rotunda of the National Art
Gallery, Constitution avenue and
Sixth street NV, 2 o'clock this
afternoon. Tour closes with supper
and party.
Dancing class, refreshments, dane
Ing, hostesses. NCCS, 918 Tenth
street NV, 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Dinner, indoor and outdoor rec
reations, Reformation Lutheran
Church, 212 East Capitol street, $50
o'clock this evening.
Dinner, dancing Fellowship House
OF Covenant-First Presbyterian
Church, 1868 Massachusetts avenue
NV, $50 o'clock tonight.
Dinner, entertainment, dancing,
Foundry Methodist Church, Six
teenth and P. streets NV, $50
o'clock tonight.
Entertainment, music, games, the
District Federated Women's Club,
WCTU quarters, 522 Sixth street
N, W., o'clock tonight.
Hostesses, recreation, refresh
ments, dancing, YWCA, Seventeenth
and x streets, NV, 7:30 o'clock
tonight.
Swimming, ballroom dance class,
Jewish Community Center, Six
teenth and @ streets NV, $50
o'clock tonight.
Party, dancing, refreshments.
parish hall, st. Margaret's Episco-
pal Church, Connecticut above
Florida avenue, 8 o'clock tonight.
refreshments, dancing, gymnas-
tics, Calvary Methodist Church,
1859 Columbia road NV, 8 o'clock
tonight.
Women's Battalion dance. Depart
mental Auditorium, Twelfth street
and Constitution avenue NV, 8
O'Clock tonight.
Non-sectarian religious services
followed by social, Central Union
Mission, 6l3 c street NV, 8 o'clock
tonight
Dancing, games, refreshments.
Parish House, st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Sixteenth and H streets
NV, $50 o'clock tonight.
Dancing, hostesses, NCCS, 1914 N
street NV, 9 o'clock tonight.
Party, square dancing, games.
Servicemen's Club No. l, 306 Ninth
street NV, o'clock tonight.
Dancing, YMCA Seventeenth and
G streets NV, $50 o'clock tonight.
FOR COLORED SERVICEMEN.
Entertainment, Mount Olivet Lu-
thern Church, 1925 Vermont avenue
NV, 8 O'Clock tonight.
Games, bowling, billiards, dancing
YMCA, 1916 Twelfth street NV. 3
O'Clock tonight.
Robin Hood party, Phyllis Wheat
ley YWCA, 90l Rhode Island avenue
NV, o'clock.
Dancing, party, Lichtman Leisure
Lodge, 1437 U street NV, 8 O'Clock
tonight.
Evening star., 1942-10-03

Remove letter from
opposite
the which it.
correctly it's unspoken.
to Yesterdays LETTER OUT.
(M) GRIMNESS-
(V) DIVULGER-GUIIIDEFs for
Cd PELISSE-SLEEPS at night.
(E) ORANGE-GROAN dts evidence of discomforD.
Evening star., 1942-10-03

Philatelic note: The one stamp
always sure to be worth the price
paid II the War savings stamp.
Buy II now.
Evening star., 1942-10-03
Shiftinq the Burden

y
| Usually opponents at the bridge
table are the enemy; they're out to
get you, and you do your best to beat
them to the punch. But there are
some situations in which opponents,
even though they may be very skill
full. are like long-lost friends. To-
| days hand presents such situation,
for South succeeded in getting the
enemy to do for him what he
couldn't possibly have done for him
self.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
4 @ 1898
0743
o 1043
4 A96
KJS52
y 109
0 A
+ K1O4
The bidding:
South West North East
IA Pass "a Pass
"A Pass Pass Pass
West opened the queen of dia-
monds, never dreaming that a heart
lead would have put South on the
skids and kept him there. South
won with the ace of diamonds and
took stock. No matter what he did,
he was bound to lose three heart
tricks; but what could he do to
avoid the loss of a club? No play
of his own could prevent the loss
of club trick, barring a doubleton
queen jack, or a singleton honor in
one hand combined with the right
guess as to where to win the first
club trick.
South rejected any such play of
! the club suit as pure Wishful think
ing. The real plan was to get the
enemy to save him.
After winning the first trick,
therefore, South led a trump to
dummy and ruffed a diamond. Next
he led another trump to dummy and
ruffed dummy's last diamond. Then
he exited with heart.
The opponents could take their
three heart tricks, but then were
helpless. A fourth heart lead would
give South a ruff -and-Sluff. A club
lead by either defender would trap
one honor and make it possible to
flnesse through the other honor
just so long as South decided that
the club honors were split.
Yesterday you were Theodore
Lightner's partner and, with so on
score and both sides vulnerable, you
held:
A 10
y Q843
o K942
&53
The bidding:
Schenken You Jacoby Lightner
I Pass 10 Pass INT
"a CD
Answer-Pass. You cannot afford
to rebid at the level of three, since
Your hand is a minimum and your
partners response may be based on
a weak hand. Nor can you afford
to double or bid two no-trump with
your meager values. The next step
is up to your partner; and If he
passes, the chances are that your
side could not have gone very far
Score 100 per cent for pass, Moth
ing for any bid.
Question No. 1,194.
Today you hold the same hand
and the bidding continues:
Schenken You Jacoby Lightner
Pass 10. Pass INT
"a Pass Pass Dbl.
Pass +. (?) ).aT
What do you bid? (Answer Mon
day.
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t3. 4apiteI

Eitus, leife BEL ieiner arbeit bor
ii1 .binpfeifenb, tpar ba,nit beihdf-
tist, bie laneen Nanfen elmer Sbling.
pflan5e 5,l befeItigen; es ipar cine
Ibtpierige Mrbeit ,no als ct fe be-
enbet, mar ct gan5 erbist unb er.
rotet. Gr ging besbalb langiam iiber
ben Maien nod bem 5pringbri,nnen,
iette fid aif ben tnarmornen Ranb
Ser i'm ,tmaab, ,nto fling ar, feline
Sano uno ieinen arm in Die fiible
Slut at tauden, ,tn6 iie abtpebfelnb
5uriidau5ieben, I'M iein lodges Saupt
5u befenbten.
.,Ab, bas fabIe Baifer, tuie tuobl-
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oder Elm CenOsse des Kreuzes

beilen su lallen. Bir paren nidt
nabe geultg, nm su leben mas fir
8ranfe es iuaren, nod tpas 'eigentlld)
uorging; bod bon ser aufreguna Der
Wenge unb bem Oanten nno Salle'
luiab Su idlieBen, iuurben ale ge'
6eilt
.ltnter6ciien babnten mir nns Ell
nen 8eg burd Sos @ebrdnge ltno ge-
lansten enolid bis auf Sorlpeite on
Sen Noaorener. gr bate iid) auf eli
men groben Stein aeiest; nno als
m ,,nlberiab nlf bie perianmelte
Menge, erld)ien mir iein slnblid 10,
oaB id an Sen eroben @ngel ,mlerer
eslabe erinnert puroe.
9alo fling er an sr reben. Ronnte ib
sir MIR ieoes @ort iei,ter @eoe ia
gen, benn lie mar ipl1nberbar I'm ibs
rer 8eisbeit tpillen. 8enn er Der
@elebesaeber MoIes ielbIt aetpe'en
ipGre, friib bonn Sinai, bdtte er niht
nit aroBerer Mahtpollfonmenbeit re.
oen fGnnen.
ugr fing NIT Seligpreiiltngen on.
Sd bebielt Ie nidt alle; ooh ift mir
cine flar inn @eoGdtnis geblieben por
Sen anoern: ,Selis fins bie Srauerns
oen, oenn iie iolen getr0itet tueroen.'
Or iagte audi, oaB . Sic 9eniitisen.
sic 8armber5igen ,tnb Sic bon rei-
nem Ser5en ielig ieien; ltnb alle oie
Inn gbriIti iuillen aeldmabt nno ber'
folgt niiroen. ,Seib froblih nno &c.
troIt', iaste er 1tnb babel feline seSiin'
ger anNebenb, ,ipenn eud Die Men-
iben nm ,neinettpilen i6maben nno
perfoleen nnb reben ollerlei llebels
ipiber e,,d,, es miro eu6 i'm Sinlmel
tpobI belobnet iperben. 9enn alio
baben iie berfol9t Sic Bropbeten, Sic
Dor eltd seipeien iino. SIR feib bas
2idt ser @elt. gs mag Sic Stabt
sic anf eillem 8erge liegt, nid)t ners
borgen fein. 0fan .siinbet audi nidjt
Elm 2iht an 1rno- iebt es unter eineu
5heffel, ipnoern allf einen 2euhter,
10 leubtet es alfen, bic in bern Saule
iinb. sllIo laiiet euer 2idt Ieu6ten
por SEN 2ellten; baB Iie es llno eu'
rem Gater int Silrnel preiIen.'"
u9ann altd, meinr Shlpefer.
b6rte id ibn iage,t BOB er nidt ge-
fonnen lei, bas @elcb ,tnb Sic Bros
pbeten al,f5nl0len ionbern 81 crfiils
len; ,1ab baB nidt bas serinaIte Der.
gebeu iolle. bis SOB es alles geide.
ben iei. limo ipeiter, es lei benn nn-
lere @eredttefeit groBer, benin Die
ser Sdriftaelebrten linb 8barilaer,
10 fonnten iuir niht in bas Sitnmel-
reid tonlmen. 9ann iprad er iiber
bas @eIes I'M einselnen ,lno 5eigte,
lpie nad ieiner Weinung berienige,
ser obne llriade aornig lei, oem Sc
rihte ebeniolpobl perfalen iei, als
elm Morber; oaB elmer, Der nit einem
anoern int Streite iei, fein gottuobl.
sefduises Opfer bripeen fonHe. gsod
mebr, oaB elmer ieinem Bioeriader
ni1t lpiberitebe, ionbern i'm bielmebr
our6 @iite beidalne; oaB mir nidi
nur unIere 5einoe lieben ioDten ion.
eern al,b Die, Sic uns balien uno
luts Sdaben sltsllfiisens iubeu; una
oaB mir fiir 6ie 80len beten ioIten
oenn 10 nur founten mir ainoer ltll.
leres Baters int Simmel fein. Denr
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M'ittpo6, Sen Z. Dftsber 1912

[libfeit, ioIte er ieiner Rinoer ber-
geiien2 Dos erite nnb tpihtigite it
nod @ott un6 ieiner @eredtigfeit
tradten. Eun ipir bieies, h tpir6
uns alles anoere, oelien mir beOiir-
fen, bon Der Sano gegeben, Die 1,ie-
mails feblet. Hihtet nidt anoere,
oenn mir linb oft ielbIt bon Idlim-
lnerer 5ebler; ipie mir puiere Weben-
nenihen ribten, iperoen mir ebet,-
iaas aeridtet. @ott eibt ieinen ain-
bern srobere 8aben, 10 iie ibn bar.
nm bitten als ipie irbiibe gltern
BEN ibrisenl @ollen mir baber ir-
genb etipas, 10 Iollen mir es bon na-
ierem bin1mliiden 8ater erbitten.
SIT es 81 unierem 8eiten, 10 tperoen
mir es setpiBlid erlangen. Das @e-
ies uno sic Bropbeten bollfommen 8u
erfiillen, ,,a6te beionoers auf oieies,
oenn es lit rnler ltetes Sradten, bies
5u tun" - lift es nur bonnDten, BEN
anbern su tln, ipas tpir Woaen, oad
lie ,ms t,,n."
Seine SbluBlporte tparen Ttan.
nenerreeenb, benn in ibnett erfldrte
er iib often als Der bonn Simmel @e-
ianote.' ,,@s peroen nibt alle, bic
81, mir Iaeen 8errl Serrl in bas
Simmelreid fommen, ionoern bic
ben 8illen tim meines 8aters imSint.
mel. @s iperoen piele at mir iagen
on ienem Gage: .Serr, Serr baben
mir nibt in oeinem Namen Eenfel
ausgetrieben, uno in beinem 9samett
groBe Eaten eetan? 9ann 1peroe id
81. ibnen iaeen: SD babe enb nod
ME erfannt, ipeihet bon mir, ibr
llebeltater. Darunt, mer oiele ineine
Reoe boret, uno tut iie, ben bereleibe
i6 ei,,em flugen Wanne, Der iein
.Saus ailf einen sselien baute. Die
Regen fielet, sic Strome itiegen, bic
Itarfen @inbe tpebten; bob bas 6aits
ipar Iiber, oenn es ipar anf einen
Selle,t geballt. ltnb iper bieie melne
Geoe b0ret uno tut ite nidt, Ser 1T
einem tDrihten Wanne eleid, Der iein
Salls auf Sen Sonb baltte. Ser Ne-
gen fiel, bic strDme itiesen, uno Der
St,un ipiitete nno itieB an bas Saus;
llno es fiel nnb tat einen groben
Sail"
ys(Is er 6ieIe Hebe beenbet bate,
erbob iid elm @emurmel oes boditen
gritaltnens unter iener aetpaltiaels
Menee. 8abrlid, neine Shtueiter,
es ipar cine ipunoerbare Heoe, Oh.
iuobl i9 iie sir MIR idwab nno int
pollfonltnen ipieoerbolen fann. &onn-
teIt ou oen Wann nur ielbit boren."
sd ipollte, baB es mir moslid
ipdre", iaete 5ra,t Mnna; Damn fiigte
iie S0serno bin5u, bod ou tpeiBt,
ipie mein @ntte benft uno aild unier
Bater."
.Sssa, itb ipeiB es", anttportete ibre
Sbmeiter einfad.
Damn idmieeen beibe in ibre eige-
nen @ebanfen beriln,fen, ip1bren6 6aa
aino orinnen frie6lid lhlief.
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uHfcl outeL NV ptHtttSt VoNtoHthSt
it,"
. ,Sabt abf, iaate er, ,amf cure
almoien, baB ibr bic nidt sebet Dor
euren Srelnbeu, oaB ibr bon ibnen
geieben iperbet uno gelobt; lpenu ibr
10 BEN arnen gebet, miro eub @ott
nidt beIobnen. Stiles @eben obne
8riiiten, tpiro offentlih belobnt tper-
ben. Mud beriparf er 6as Brangen=
iuollen beim @ebet; ,,no ou tpeibt,
meine Sbipeiter, ipie nniere Shrift-
eelebrten nno Bbariider mandmal
auf Ser StraBe beten - id babe
mid oft eefrast> tpie iie ipiiien fon-
men mas iie t,m, ,penn fie 70 an Del,
StraBeneden fteben uno 10 laut be-
ten."
Ser 0a5arener bebauptet, bob fie
es MIR tltn, nm lib su seigen nno
i'm Sob bon ben 3uidauern SIT erbal=
ten uno baB iie a,,t seipiBlid nidts
anberes fir ibre @ebete erbalten tper-
oen. ,@enn bu bon @ott aebort nno
erbort perben ipilit', iaste er, 10 bette
inn gerborgenen in oeinem admnter'
lein nno Id,IieBe bie Cir a,,. - ltno
glailbet nidt, boB Ser Batter lanse
@ebete baben min ooer baB es ibm
ipoblsefGllt, tpenn ibr biele 8crte
madt. 60 beten bie Seioen. @ott
lift euer 8ater; er tpeiB. mas ibr be-
oiirfet, ebe benn ibr i'm bitfet. st
tpartet nitbt, big mir bitten, oenn
iebet, ipie er fir iebes @eid0pf foret,
ielblt fir oie, iuelbe, tuie Die SET
Sen, ME reht beten. Doh miiifen
mir beten, benn alio eefaat es bent
Batter iuobl.' Dann iagte er:: ,getet
aIio: 8ater infer, ser bu biit i'm
oen Simmel; aebsiliaet iperoe bein
0atne; oein @eih fomme; bein gSille
aeidJebe tpie inn !Sinmel olio al,b auf
Grben. Infer tdglih Brot glib nns
bel1te. 8ergib nns l.nlere Sbitloen,
als audi mir bergeben nnIeren Sdulo-
nern. l1no fibre 1ns nidt in 8er-
i,ldne, ionbern erloie uns bon Dem
ltebel. sImen.'"
,,gs lit elm tpltnoerpolles @ebet"
ieste 4nna nit augeL Die int Salb-
bu1fel Ieubtetert. ,,slber feline 2eb-
rem lino auffalleno berIdieben bon
Dem, 0as nniere Sbren sebort ba-
ben ieit Moies oas 8olf SSsirael aus
aesppten fiibrte. !"
,,9od, flinst es uidt tpie 8abr-
beit2 Osir ideint es TO-, antportete
Die Sdipelter. SD eraable bir nod
mebr. ipenn bu es b0refl ,pillit. 8ilt
on niebt miibe2'
,Nein, er5dble mir mebr - iopiel
ou fannIf'', iagte Anna.
SD babe bas @efiibl, bob id i'm
belten Salle MIR 9ruhltiide geben
fann, bod min ib es periuden. ct
ermabnte, baB mir nidt gu bod bon
ben Sbasen oieier grbe balten foll.
ten; oenn iolde 9inse fonnen bon
Wotten ber5ebrt, ober nerroIten ober
geItoBlen iperoen. Du ipeiBt, ipie
iuabr oas lit, meine Shmelter2''
,gs lit MIR at ipabr", murmeIte
anna ieuf5eno, tpabreno fie sebadte.
oaB man ibr ibren groBten Sdab &C..
Itoblen bate.
~Samnelt eud Sbdbe I'M Sim.
mel, 50 Iie ipeoer Motten nod @oit