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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-08-12

ment Corp. group and acted as
master of ceremonies.
In the orchestra also were Jack
Messmer, employed at the airbase.
who played the trumpet, and Her
man VIM, who played the drums.
Refreshments of fruit punch and
cup cakes were served by a mo-
bile canteen unit in charge of Mrs.
Paul Friedl at a table decorated
with bouquets of flowers in red.
white and blue and matching ia
pers. The centerpiece was an an
tique silver wine cooler filled with
red gladioli, blue delphinium and
white petunias. Other bouquets
were red, white and blue sweet
peas. Mrs. Fried was assisted in
serving by Mrs. F. j. Mersen and
Mrs. Leslie Hanson. Mrs. C. d.
KnausS was chairman of the cake
committee.
The rooms were decorated for the
dance with streamers in red, white
and blue by a group of enlisted
mems wives directed by Mrs. Mona
McNulty Of the special service Of
flee at the airbase. Senior hostesses
attending were Mrs. r. l.. Irle,
chairman of the canteen unit, who
was in charge of general arrange
ments; Mrs. c. A. Dunnell, Mrs. H.
K. Near, Mrs. G. A. Clark, Mrs.
Cecil Harrison, Mrs. Rex Mcdonald.
Mrs. M. w. Myhre and Mrs. Gordon
Vallandigham. More than 100 junior
Red Cross hostesses ere invited to
dance. A large number of men of
the base attended the dance.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-08-12
Mrs. Mass and Mrs. Gallagher
Entertain Visiting Group

Mrs. John Mass and Mrs. Dol
Gallagher entertained a group OF
friends at bridge Monday afternoon
Most of the guests are spending
vacations at their homes here or
visiting here. They were Mrs. Orval
Markle, Miss Margaret Briggs and
her guest, Mary Ellen Dunning of
Havre; Miss Theresa Mass and her
guest, Miss Meredith Bowler of
Seattle, and Miss Patricia Camp
bell. Miss Dunning and Miss Camp
bell received cut prizes. A luncheon
was served after the card games.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-08-12
Sinnett- Meyer

Sinnett-titSc
NASHUA - Miss Enid Meyer
daughter of MI. and Mrs. D. j
Meyer of Nashua, and Serg. Bar.
nett c. Sinnett of Evansville, Ind.
were married at the Glasgow Lu-
theran church Friday night at 8 ir
a candlelighted service. The Rev. F.
A. Meyer of Scranton, N. D., a
lifetime friend of the brides family
officiated, assisted by the Rev. 7. T
Doe, pastor of the church.
The church was decorated with
bouquets of gladioli and palms and
floor candelabra with tall white
tapers. The church vas filled with
friends from Glasgow and Nashua.
Preceding the ceremony, Mrs. T,
T. Doe sang "Oh Promise Me" Be
cause" Calm as the Night" 20,
Perfect Love-" and Il Love Thee
accompanied by Mrs. o. M. Grina.
Mrs. Grina played Il Love You
Truly" and the bridal chorus from
Wagner's "Lohengrin" and Men
delssohn's wedding march. During
the ceremony she played a selection
composed by Sergeant Sinnett and
dedicated to his bride.
The bride wore a gown of white
slipper satin fashioned with fitted
bodice, full skirt and train. Her
fingertip veil was attached to a
wreath of white roses. She carried a
bouquet of Johanna Hill roses. She
was given in marriage by her ia
ther.
Her attendant was her cousin,
Miss Edna Freymiller of Scranton,
N. D., maid of honor, who wore a
pale yellow gown and carried a
bouquet of Talisman roses. The best
man was Serg. John C. Riggleman
of Greensboro, Ind. Ushers were
Staff Serg. Lowell E. Shumaker and
Master Serg. Steven BabSon.
Relatives and intimate friends
were entertained by the brides
parents at a reception at Dunn's
club following the ceremony. A
three-tiered wedding cake centered
the table, which was decorated with
lighted white tapers and bouquets
u IlllhCQ oWCCJ PCdo. oOCoOo AASAbN
ed the Rev. and Mrs. Meyer, Mrs.
Meta Keller, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Butler and Miss Freymiller, all of
Scranton.
Mrs. Sinnett was graduated from
the Bowman, N. D., high school and
from Concordia college at Seward,
Neb. She also attended the Univer-
sity of Nebraska at Lincoln. She has
a degree of bachelor of science in
education and taught the past year
in the Fort Peck schools.
Sergeant Sinnett was graduated
Reitz high school in Evans
lille and from Evansville college,
he was a member of Phi Zeta
paternity and president of the col
eye a capella choir. He has the
of bachelor Of arts in music
md education. He is now stationed !
the Glasgow airbase.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-08-12

alton hall at the airbase Friday
night from 8 to IL. Music for dane
ing was provided by an airbase or
chestra.
The orchestra featured two plan
lists, Serg. Bruce Mcdonald of COM
munications and Serg. Harry Rowe
of the NEEDLES. Sergeant Mcdonald,
formerly with Sonny fuckers Or
chestra, has played at many af-
fairs in Los Angeles and Hollywood.
He was a member of the Scott field
14-piece orchestra. Sergeant Rowe
at the age of Is played on radio
station KMI, and later had a period
on the Columbian station KMX,
known as Fifteen Minutes with
Harry and the Piano" Later he
travelled with an Unique Amuse-
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-08-12
Deaconess Hospital
Notes

Mrs. Anfin Estrem of Glasgow
was a patient from last Wednesday
to Monday for minor surgery
Mrs. Harry Benson of Glasgow
entered last wednesday for major
surgery.
Mrs. Joe Norman of Fort Peck
was a medical patient from Thurs
day to Monday.
Donald DeDobbeleer, 7, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy DeDobbeleer of
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-08-12
Mrs. Briggs Entertains
For Daughter and Guest

Mrs. Nels c. Briggs entertained
friends of her daughter Margaret,
who is spending a vacation here,
and in honor of her guest. Miss
Mary Ellen Dunning of Havre, at
breakfast at their home Monday
morning at g.. After breakfast the
group went swimming at the civic
center pool. Guests were Mrs. Orval
Markle, Mrs. John Shepherd. Miss
Theresa Mass, Miss Mae Bruce, Miss
Lillian Jacobson and Miss Mere
dith Bowler of Seattle, who is a
guest at the Mass home.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-08-12
Women at Lustre Have
Shower for Mrs. Wall

Mrs. Albert Wall of Glasgow, who
spent the week end at Lustre Wis
iting Mr.. Walls parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. Wall, was honored by
women of the Bruderthaler church
there Sunday afternoon at an in
formal gathering at the Wall home.
There was a short devotional service
led by Mrs. Peter Wiens, each one
present giving her favorite Bible
verse. A luncheon brought by the
group was served and Mrs. Wall was
presented with a shower of gifts,
including a purse of silver.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-08-12

Glasgow high school at dinner at
her farm home Thursday night. The
hours after dinner ere spent in
formally. Guests were Mrs. John
Shepherd, Miss Ruby Forsman, Mrs.
Orval Markle of Lake Hughes, Calf,
who is visiting here, and Miss The
resa Mass and Miss Margaret
Briggs, who are spending vacations
from their work in Washington,
D. c., and Miss Mary Ellen Dun
ming of Havre, who is a guest of
Miss Briggs.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-08-12

a patient Saturday for minor surg
ely.
Byron Fauth of Glasgow entered
Sunday for medical care.
Leonard Buttolph of Saco was a
medical patient from Saturday to
Wednesday.
Mrs. Carl Hansen of Richland was
a patient Saturday and Sunday for
minor sursgery.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-08-12
Miss Minnick Entertains
For Visiting Friends

Miss Belle Minnick entertained
a group of 10 friends at her home
Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss
Nina Shotwell and Miss Ethel Shot
we'll of Charlotte, Mich, who are
visiting their sister, Mrs. C. d. Bor-
ton. The hours were spent inform
ally and a luncheon was served on
the porch.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-08-12
Methodist WOman's Society
Has Program Meeting

The Methodist Woman's Society
of Christian Service met at the
church parlors Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. w. c. Oliver presided. Miss
Mary Hoole conducted a devotional
service. Mrs. William Raymond
spoke on THE Volunteer Woman
in the Church." and Mrs. j. D.. Nc
Wee read an article from the Meth
odist Woman" Plans for future
work were discussed. After the
meeting members of Circle B served
a luncheon.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-08-12
U. S. o. and Red Cross Canteen
Sponsor Dance at Airbase

The Glasgow U. S. o. organization
and the canteen corps of the VAL
ley County Red Cross chapter joined
in sponsoring a dance at the recre-
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-08-12
TO CALIFORNIA

Mrs. C. D. Knauss left Friday for
Santa Cruz, Calf, to bring home
her daughter Geraldine, who I'M
derwent an operation last week for
an infected knee. Miss Knauss had
gone there to study telegraphy.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-08-12
Valley S%portsmen's Group
C0mmendS Game Commission

A resolution expressing commend
alton of the state fish and game
commission and characterizing 'un-
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-08-12
v. of F. w. Auxiliary
Meets at Bates Home

Mrs. C. E. Peterson was installed
as vice president of the Woman's
auxiliary of the Veterans of For
eian Wars at a meeting at the
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-08-12
Mrs. Baker HOnOrS Sister
At Afternoon Tea

Mrs. Baker HOnOrs Sister
At Afternoon Tea
Mrs. j. C. Baker entertained at
afternoon tea at her home Thurs
day from $3.50 to $50, honoring her
sister, Mrs. Earl Hunter of Roundup,
who is her guest. The tea table was
centered with a bouquet of Tails
man roses and tea roses, with baby
breath. Lighted yellow tapers were
used. Mrs. Paul Fried and Mrs.
John Ryde poured tea during the
first hour and Mrs. H. K. Near and
Mrs. F. j. Mersen during the Sec
ond hour. Mrs. Baker was assisted
by her niece, Miss Virginia Hunter,
and by Miss Betty Lou Mersen.
Fifty-two guests were invited.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-08-12
Mrs. Edd and Mrs. Shepherd
Have Dinner Guests

Mrs. A. W. Edd and Mrs. John
Shepherd entertained at dinner at
their farm home Monday night.
Guests were Miss Theresa Mass and
her guest, Miss Meredith Bowler. of
Seattle; Miss Margaret Briggs and
her guest, Miss Mary Ellen Dunning
of Havre; Miss Mae Bruce, Miss
Lillian Jacobson and Mrs. Orval
Markle of Lake Hughes, Calf. The
hours after dinner were spent in
formally.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-08-12

Miss Bruce Is Hostess to
Former Classmates
Miss Mae Bruce entertained a
group of former classmates in the
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-08-12
Social and Club News
of the Glasgow Section

home of Mrs. Ralph Bates Thurs
day night. Mrs. Bates presided in
the absence of the president, Mrs.
Curtis Beede. The group will meet
again at the same place, Sept. 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
Land Contracts
Mortgages
Business Opportunities

WHITE. CoLoRED MORTGAGE MONEY!
HOME ASsoCiArEs--CA. 7st1
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Wanted to Rent Apartment,
Wanted to Rent Flats
Wanted to Rent-Houses
Wanted to Rent Rooms

5-ROOM single near Chrysler, letters
preferred. LIE. s75s.
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A REAL Buy AT 81 .o50

| DEARBORN WEST Is apartment build
ings: four families each new freproof
Each building after paying all mortgage
costs. brings you better than iSr. on your
Investment. Inquire, B. Ross, 2252s Park,
| Dearborn
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Personals

=
ANNA sANGsrER. Advissr ana Reader.
Daily appointments, s7ii Mack. Olive
1881.
ADVISER on an snsirs Of life. Mrs
Taylor. Special readings. soc. Daily.
over Edgewater Bar. Atlantic 1854. (Wyan-
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AsTRoLoGER-Evsngslns Berry Read
5-72ss./ IL Elmhdrst Cwoodwssdj.
AsTRoLoGER PHOEBE cARTER-eon-
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Helen (near Jeferson).
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Detroiter. popular in Florida. LAfayette
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Cherokee Indian; appointment. Tyler
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AUTHENTIC AsTROLOGER 49, suanns
Warren. 1929 Grand River (TrumbulD
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GALL KLENZ" -Recommenoed by users.
Liver, Gall Bladder. stomach Gas. CAL.
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Townsend 7-i740
GET OUT OF DEBT. Credit Adjustment
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Wednesday Daily evenings AFTER ak
Townsend 1881.
HAIR REMOVED FoREVER-safs, FaS,,
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HAIR PERMANENTLY Rsmoved-Mul
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Wanted Room and Board

LICENSED home on farm for children 3
ard 10. Viuewood z.7066. Write MIRA
John Butler posi Dearborn, Detroit
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HINDU sYsTEM Readings Boskon. 2sss
West Grand Bouleyard-Hpper. Trinity
f-Sa6g
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oCEANA COUNTY - 40-acre farm, ia
miles Lake Michigan. TN miles town:
gravel road; 20 acres oats . beautiful
sight, acres wooded, clay and sand loan.
best quality sofi, fevet; buildings substxn-
tial; $4,000. terms 81. 900 cash, balance
semi-annual payments. Hanson Osborn,
Realtors, Hart, Michigan.
so ACRES land tn west edge Of Monroe
County: with 81, 900 down, balancs can
be handed S1ss.e2 s-a. including interest
and principal. Write willis II. Bash, 1910
r. Wooster St. Bowling Green, Ohio.
READ Times Want Ads for profit-uss
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Bus Transportation
Moving, Storage, Carriage

ATLANTIc-LoCAL; padded vans zoo
Gu. ft.): two men, IS hr. 1880 Nc
Nichols; TWinbrook l-6405.
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Vacant Lots for Sale
Victory Garden Plots

Z. DETRoIr-50xii5: paved st., II bl
OF Grauot: s2s3: owner. Rossvills 1898
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Housekeeping Rooms
Board and Room

DONATION. $3.50 Nice furnished room
for two adults Oregon 1870.
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LADY OF MYSTERY of Radio Fame
Private Readings. Phone Temple 2.o56s.
Appointments daily.
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Personals

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COLORED--Madame sue Spiritual AZ.
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Madison Ti92
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BOMBER PLANT SPECIAL - 5-rocm
home. large living room kitchen; . bed
rooms. roomy noored attic; good well:
needs decorating; 6 large lots and chicken
house; New Boston area. All for only
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financed GRoSsMAN, cor. Van Born and
Wayne Roads. Phone Wayne Gao.
BOMBER PLANT sPECIAL~-MOvE IN
5-room, nearly modern. hardwood aoors.
one acre ground, some fruit trees. Detroit
city electricity and gas. water system
PRICED TO SELL AT ONCE
Prone P,Rs s sEiievii. 4ss. '' S Open sunday
CHOICE small farm s343; Al miles from
Detroit City Hail. CA. 1900. tn. 3-6x1e.
FRET LIST OF LITTLE TARNa
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1914 Michigan Thsatsr 6uilding.
HEAVILY timbered 20 ae.. within 10
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MERRIMAN RID at schoolcraft-ik ae.s
with city water; s45 dn. Newman, JOY
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HAIR REMOVED permanently. Electro
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Resorts for Sale


coLoRED-PRIvATE LAKE, SMALL On.
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Lake Gould: one-acrs tracts Drive out
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Bungalows for Sale

27533 LAHsER road. north James Couzens
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Personals
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-10

ser Stant ber,, felt uiino itder iaB sbie
fHfanfe t@eftdlt I'M sSuttal sianb ats iie
nit flatternhem ystbleier llno tberub,
maIlenben1 Hleibe poriiberfaite, !fo1tstte
Der alte sStrdBentparter Elm @efiibl
Der 8epunoerung 1tiht alttterbriiden.
o8er aiie 10 bod gu RoB iiebt" ttnur.c
nelte er, ,ioIfte 'gla,tben, tiie fei eine
ebenio itol5e Brin5eliin, itpie -bie Sril1-
Iein orinnen in Der }Staot, .,.nb fife 'iit
bod oie i@itte llnb Sreltnofibfett
ielblt." Ser Stallfnedbt, srpeIber IN
obgemeiiener tgrtfernlmg binter 1tbs
berritt, madte gegen tie eilte traurige
ssigur uno fonnte .fa,tm ieinen @englt
bGnOigen.
Sic 9feiteril, 5og nab elmer gSeile
Die ,3iigel an 1mb lieB ibr Sier in1
S6ritt .geben; benn ibr 'sluge tpuroe
BON ser lieblicben llmgebung .gefeiielt.
9tedts uno linfs griinte Die ilutgp
Soot uno bliibten oie gelben Gapsfel<
ser. Gie &oltanienbdume an ben
StroBenieiten trieben oide, iaftige
&noipen, lpelbe eben i'm 8egriffe ma-.
rem, bie 8ldtter 5u entfalten. 8ar5ige
Srppfen bingen an Der :gruuen 7ltntbiils.
lung, 1peld)e, bem 9rude hes berals=.
perlangenoen 9lottes nid)t ldnger ni=
oeritebenb, oen1 iungen Sriebe bic
Sberbano einralnlten. Die Sropfen
aber peroi6teten it6 I'M Strable Der
5riiblingsionne lno erltarrten 81 bar
ten, glan5enoen &0rper6er.
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gaB uno es nad eigener 8abl balo
ihnea, balo langiam geben lieb. Sebt
-Batte iie cine lmge 8oppelreibe bon
breitgipfelieen 9fpttarnen erreiebt,
spiithen benen binour6 sein abfiir5en-
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8ooen uno mari Dem 2afaien Die 3ii=
gel ibres 9feroes sr. ,,5alm'' iprab
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gefiilten e@raben iiberp0lbte, lno
i6ritt leltdtenben Illges atuilben bie
ooppelte 8al1mreibe binein. Sort
blieb tie lteben l1no betrabtete balo bie
blaBgriinen S6a6telbalme, Die >1id)
iippig ltno fer3engeraoe aus Dem @ra.
ben erboben, balo Die ienIeitigen init
ibimmernoen @ieIeuI1aumfraut biht
beiaten 8ieien. ~
o8ie idon es bier iltr' rief tie
aus, iuoem iie ben Sdleier 5uriid.
i6lug rmo bas fbleppenoe &eitfleio,
meldes ibren @ang bebinherte, in oic
Sobe nabm. Ser ,eole 8elt6tsi6nitt
bate SSeben, ser lie lab,. 5u ibren @un-
iten einnebmen smiiiien, saltd ipenn tic
meniaer ilgenbfriid .l,nb idGn genes
fen mare. Ser flangreibe Son sbirer
Gimme uno Sic ungefiinitelte gn,p=
finout1g, tpel6e in berlelben .aab5it.
terte, erbobten nod oas @oblgefallen
an Der liebliden grideinl,ng. Sn Ben
netden 2iniamenten bes bon Ieid)-
tenn Slot iibergoiienen @ntlises fe6lte
alles Shroffe uno bod prdgte ii6 ein
eatfdieoener ,8iue, eia felter gbaraf=
ter in bemielben aus. 9as feinge7
idnittene auge, Sic ebenmaBiee @e-
italt, ibr .graoioier Gang, Sic barmol
niide 8epegune bes ea0rpers, oIes
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-10
@iftnDdl, ben 10. Gebraar 1912

HtA Ble AHHtbailIuBt5u sV63 t336sttJ5Nl5 t1uts
|I1en Der Derifofbenels Waiitter utb Der
mod Iebenoen @nsste rasa ::aia,lb -ipie
EfieI 0isier gerglei1 siD nBesaig E5iasun-
|ifen Srntats s4afs Bieefiib bItesoen gun
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srnrme aisbe berae oebaaeii, 1peil zbie
lssnsttrsbas gsrdoe aGssgeIssessI Isuar; j:talt
euaib siiebles.
ssrrra 1dftp sibr bor rittigen Gagetl
geidrieben, iie tpolfe sttifi1 aibren 6ni,-
|ernben gIufentbdH aauf 8ahe,tburg
iaebmett latso glaid1iunt an sbie Stelle
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ssuaitteilung mar gefdeben, bic aber
fir 2eoitie, stpie iie ei1tntdl beinaffen
mar, feline groBe Bebeat,ing gu baben
}bien. DieIe Mitteilung lautete iebr
eldfoniib: uDie 8eit 3beiner 8olIidbrige
felt 1T oa; ib iperbe alio nit sbir ab-
rebne1t."
s8ie .gelagt, oieier ltnitunb, Der
ieoem anoern tpidtig getpeien pare,
'beriibrte lie .faum. Sic ba6te nun
oaran, Dob Srma Mtutteritelle pertre.
ten tpolle.
SIR titles Sinnen tpurbe burd ei'
ne Sralt nit niloen 3iieen unterbro-
,1en. Wfan nat1rte ite irn1ner nur mil
ibren 3unamen: vOie @belpein''.
Sbr Saltfname tpurbe nienals ausge
ipro6en unb Ste meilten S6loBbes
mobner mltBten 1tt6t einn1al, oaB fte
'Gatbarina bieB. Gie peritorbene @raz
fin bate INNER gelagt, Der 9samt
goelpein pdiie 5r ibretn gan5en 8e=
len, uno 10 butte itd Oerielbe nod uno
,nad) feit eingebiirgert. ,gSas bringit
,ou, gbelmein2" fragte bas 5raulein.
rDie 3irnlner fiir @rdfin Srn1a
itnb bereit'' anttpoprtete Gbelmein.
ugebmen sic oieielben gefdaigit in
augenidein. gieaeidt miinlden Sic
nod cine aennerung."
2eonie erbob it6 lt1lb folgte ibr in
eine 9feibe ineinaltoer gebellber 3inl=
mer. Sic naren gan5 no1 Dem @e=
i6rnafe ees @aites eingeri6tet. 0ie
iunge @rafin faitb besbalb al9 nibts
gu taoeln, ionoern oriidte Ser goel=
mein oanfbor Die sSano.
,8ilien Sic, gndoiges 5rduIeil1,
cob hin f1orgen einen ipibtiget Sag
baben?' lagte oie Srau nit Dem tpei=
cben, stpoblflingenoen gone, ser ibr
eigen mar. 2eonie i6altte lte fragelto
an. uWorgen meroen sic groBiGb=
rig nno BON oieietn Gage an Iil1D sic
nnbei6ranfte 8erpalterit sSsbres gi=,
geatun1s. -@rdfin Sr,na miro obne
3meifel ben &e6tsantpalt bon @9a=
iting nttbri1t9en, Inn Hednung iiber
bie 8orntl,nbidaft gu lesen, pelbe er
nab iben Sobe ssbres ,Snfe1s iiber=
nonlrnen bot"
nSalit on oas tpirfli1 fir 10 tpi1-
tig?" ,fragte 2eo1tie. 1ss0tir mare es
lieber, s1penn Der Sag nod ltrf1 einiee
SSubre bittausgeidoben tperben fonn=
te, oenn i6 bin 10 lt,terfabren IN Sen
Dtngen, Die man mir Tauflabn tpin,
ouB ib litder cine ungeoronete @irt-
fhdft fiibren tperbe. Die eAbrednung
tit siebenfaus eine afebr sIangmeilige gtr-
beit st1ib if rperoe fie st1toslihit ab5ll-
fiiraen iuden."
9Dus n0hte gegen Sbr .Sntereiie
fei1t''', dttttportete bic gbeltpein, sic
ntiiffe11 daes ffebr genau priifen tuno
0iirfen 'ftth 1tiddt nuhdiebiu aeide11.,n