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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-20
NOTICE TO ALL
JUNIOR CLUB
SECRETARIES

Several months agoI mailed the
charters. signifying that your To-
cal club is member of the Tran
sylvania Saxon Juniors Associa-
ton of America, also asking for
your latest complete list of all
the Saxon boys and girls in your
club and city that are now in the
service for the Saxon Honor Roll
The price of the charter is SlOO.
which you were to sent to me bv
check or money order payable to
Edith Bodendorfer. F. s. l. A.
Treasurer.
am sorry to say that so far I
have only heard from six clubs
What has happened to the rest Of
you! Cleveland East and West
Ellwood City, Farrell, Gary. etc. :?
VIII you please check and ii you
have not sent your list or check
or money order yet. please do So
at once. in order to straighter
matters up. We are very anxious
to complete the Honor Roll so we
may publish it in the Nolksblatt.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Saxonally yours,
Katy Gotzmeister. Asst. Sec'v..
1887 F.. Whittier St.
Columbus 3. Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-20
RUDOLPHH. REHNER
A Saxon boy of Cleveland gradu-
ate of Rhode Island State College.

Pvt. Rudolph H. Rehner, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Rehner was
called to Army service in Marci,
of last year and was detailed to
the Air Corps at Jefferson barracks
Last June he was selected as one
of the soldiers to attend College
and was send to Rhode Island
State College, Kingston, r. l., to
study Engineering with 500 other
boys. By order of the Government
the study in this college has been
stopped and of the 500 students
only l52 graduated and one of
these l52 was Saxon boy, Ru-
dolph H. Rehner, who erceived in
the presence of his father Mr..
Hans Rehner the diplome which
states:
"The Army of the United States
herby certifies that
RUDOLPH H. REHNER
has completed satisfactorily the
course of study in Basic Engineer
ing. First Class, pursued at Rhode
Island State College. KINGSTON.
K. |.
His training was completed on
March 26, 1914.
Rudolph is graduate of West
Tech High School Of Cleveland.
He was Sunday school teacher in
the German language at Teutsch
Church and a member OF the
church choir. He is a member Of
Branch l, has been Pres. of the
ClevelandWest Junior Saxon club
and member of the Madrigal choir
1t must have been happy day
for Mr.. Hans Rehner to be present
to see his son being one of 152 out
of 500 to be awarded a diploma.
Good work Rudy, keep it up.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-20


6 billions.
EMPHASIS on reconversion
plans have several of the war
agencies in something of a dither,
not because reconversion plans are
in the making, but due to the fact
that a number of closed meetings
have been held and confidential
memoranda prepared.
Though the Army is reluctant to
release plants losing war contracts
thru termination, it is known that
definite plans are being held BY the
War Production Board, and other
agencies such as O.P.A., for COM
plete administrative re-organiza-
ton to meet the new program.
There are a number of plans. In
the case Of W.P.B. the understand
Ing here is that one has been
adopted. In the new set-up the Of
flee OF Civilian Requirements will
become more important as the war
production slackens. Naturally
those divisions that have been so
active and in possession of so much
authority in the war effort, will
not want to give it up.
One thing is clear: war contracts
are being terminated because pro-
ductlon has caught up with de-
mands. The Army is anxious that
somehow provision shall be made
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-20
CARD PARTY

The St. Johns Junior Guild is
sponsoring card party to be held
ON Saturday, April p, at 8 p. m.
at the school auditorium of ST..
Johns Evang. Luth. Church, 757
Eddy Road. The members and
their friends are cordially invited
to attend. Refreshments will be
served. Prizes at each table. Some
one will be the lucky winner of a
beautiful handmade quilt.
The Committee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-20
MOTHER-DAUCHTER
TEA

The Daughters of Honterus
Missionary Society are having a
Mother-Daughter Tea at the pap.
rish home. Wick Ave. Youngs.
town, April 5Oth at p. m. Invi
tations have been sent to all mem.
bers as well as all ex-members ant
all are cordially in vited to attend
Mrs. Martin Span. Sec'y.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-20
PVT. OSCAR w. KOHL,
Former T. S. J. A. President home
on furlough

Last Fall Pvt. Oscar Kohl being
just under the age limit necessary
to be exempt from military duty
was called upon by Uncle Sam to
report for physical examination
and at once received the Army
Doctors OK. and was send to the
Army Camp at Houston, Texas.
On Dec. Is his wife Mrs. l.. Kohl
visited her husband and remained
with him.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-20

HOuSe, pTOVlUeS,
in addition to
new ships, funds
for more than
$4,000 new air
planes.
Among con-
tractual autho-
rizations is an
item of ~ bill
lions for public
works, 1 billion
of which covers
advanced bases
outside the con-
tinental United
States. In all,
@lo D:1J
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-20
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
BY Toodles and People.

Cleveland, Ohio. April 2O-Be-
tore we 60 on to the main events
oft last week we first wish to
thank the mothers who gave their
valuable service in the kitchen
and also the mothers who baked
those delicious cakes. We sure
enjoyed them. Also a big thanks
to the members of the club who
cooperated so well with the COM
mittee.
Now that the basketball season
is over we hope that this won't be
the end of our getting together
with the out of towners. Saw. how
about having few baseball
games !? Those'5 balls of dynamite
namely our boys team, but on a
swell game. Even though they
lost by ? baskets. But just wait in
a couple of years. Hot Dog. OF
course the Fluffs of West won,
how could they loose: The specta-
tors witnessed 4 grand games.
Congratulations to Salem and
West girls, and Canton and New
Castle boys. for the winning OF
the games.
Card Party
Hurry, hurry, hurry. get your
tickets for the grandest Gard Par
ty of the year to be held on May
21, at the Cleveland West Sach-
senheim. at o'clock in the after
noon.
Get your tickets before thev are
all gone. They are available from
each member OF our club.
Social
The April birthday members
will hold social this coming Fri.
day. So come on every one and
help them celebrate their birthday
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-20
Visitors

We were very glad to see 1t
Henry Froehlich in our midst
again. We hope that he enioyed
his short but welcome visit to our
club. Come again. We are happy
to say that Ernie Gottschling is
sill with us. He sure can dance a
mean polka Nice places these
canteenS.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-20
a LETTER FROM THE
JAP FRONT
March End, 1914.

Greetings Wep.:-
Well it's been a long time since
| have written to you, through no
fault of mine.
| suppose you have read and
heard all about our raids on the
two atolls in the Marshall group
but I'll tell you what we did in
| detail.
In the first raid on an atoll
named kwajelein we didn't do a
lot but when they shipped us to
Eniwetok they really put us thru
the hoop. The first island we hit
was secure in 61l hours, which |
believe is record. There seemed
to be at least million Japs on it
(at least we thought SOY. The DAYS
were rather easy compared to the
nights. These little bastards lived
like rats in holes and came out at
night to plague us and make life
miserable. I guess you can we'll
imagine that there were a lot OF
trigger happy Marines in the loose
that first night. Sleep was out of
the question. He'll if a man went
to sleep he was apt to find Jap
grenade in his lap. One of the
boys rolled out of his hole to urii,-
ate and his buddy (foxhole buddy
almost shot him. 1t was bad let
me tell you. We all had the first
night jitters.
Just to show you how damned
treacherous the little yellow men
are. I'll relate the incident in
which / shot my first Jap. | had
been on the beach two days and in
my duties | was required to ira
verse the beach a. number Ct
times. On one trip l stepped on a
board and there came a hollow
sound. roked my bavonet under
the board and lifted it a couple
of inches. 1t was trap door. One
of the other men nearby covered
me while | pulled the grenade
pin and tossed it into the hole.
Damn if there was not a little Jap
swabbie (sailor- in there. I've
got his cap and a few trinkets
that he will have no use for any,
more. You just can't tell where
they are going to hide.
We could not even take more
than few prisoners. They just
wouldn't give up until we had
killed all of them { | hope. / hope
you realize when | say that we did
this or that. mean our unit. | do
not want to have you think ] did
so much.
| suppose because we did so
well on our first island (Engebio-
the big shots decided to use US
again. SO after one days rest we
stormed Parry Isle and took that
too. The only difference was the
.Japs were expecting us and they
played hell by putting up heavy
motar fire on the beaches (but not
for long. | got slight nick in the
neck but it's all. healed up now.
Didn't even make my neck stiff.
Some of our boys did some damn
fine work and will no doubt be
cited for their actions.
Now for some less gruesome
things. | am glad to know that
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-20
DID YOU KNOW

London famous No. 10 Down
ing St. was first occupied by a
prime minister in 1904.
About five quarts of milk are
required to make one pound OF
American cheese.
The richest iron ore pockets l.,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-20
QUESTIONS?
Answers see on page 7.

l. In 'Pilgrim's Progress" what
giant dwells in Doubling Castle
?. What island was once callet.
Snowland?
). What is the largest size Of
type having a specific name:
4. Who was The Good Gray
Poet?
5. From what opera is the ia
nous "Triumphal March?
E. What is the largest island off
the coast of Africa?
7. Who gave New England it,
name?
8. What oceans touch the shore:
of North America?
9. What opera based on move
by Sir Walter Scott is about Lu.
cy Ashton?
10. What is the smallest indie
pendent state in the world?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-20

Arc you ana your relatives mem.
bers II the Sick BENEFIT Society
and Central verband? II not, now
is the time to join. For more Infor.
nation call the loca; representative.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-20

duction is reserved for Army use
alone, it will mean keeping plants
idle and men without work in the
interim.
THE following are examples of
l too many instances Of the
shocking extravagances with which
federal projects have been set up in
past years: at Ada, Oklahoma, a
town of 10000 inhabitants, there
was built an airport costing half q
million taxpayers dollars. Only
one plane has been reported to have
landed there-a bomber that was
off its course.
A contract with an airplane
manufacturer in South Carolina
provided for a new plant and an
impossible production schedule, one
which could not be met by larger
established companies. Repeated
changes in specifications and diff
ficulties with parts made by other
companies, resulted in an expendi-
ture of some 13 millions and long
delay before production was under
way.
Extravagances and waste of this
kind put an unnecessarily heavy
burden on the people.
EROM President Lincoln on thru
President Hoover 6.O7O eye
cutive orders were issued by our
Presidents. Comparatively few Of
these had the force of law in the
broad sense which we know such
orders to have today.
Some idea of what happens when
Legislative power is delegated to
the Executive is indicated by the
1896 executive orders issued in the
first ten years of the present ad-
ministration.
HE Re-training and Re-emplou-
4 ment Administration under
General Hines plans. as its first
step toUards rehabilitation of those
returning to civiliun life from the
armed forces, q nation-aVide sustem
of offices achere veterans can 90
for advice and consultation ON their
privileges and problems.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-20

the United States are in Mime
sota's Mesabi Range.
The head of the wild boar oc-
cupies nearly one-third the length
of the entire animal.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-20
Emphasis on Reconversion Plans
Puts War Agencies in Dither
BY consrs.smon France. P. Bolton

THE annual Navy Appropriation
1 Bill, the seventh of the supply
bills for 1945 to be passed by the
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-20

for emergency orders. If such pro-
duction is reserved for Army use
alone, it will mean keeping plants
idle and men without work in the
interim.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-20

appropriations of 26Il billions and
contractual authorizations of about
6 billions.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-28
Ser Mnfitan6 Der MaiIen
(fSortiebnna BON Seite Cd

(5ort1eBung bon Seite 81
an0eriesung; in ibrer 3udtloitgfeft
uno &obeit ereift lte iofort our ,,ac-
tion oirecte''. ,,8enn oie Maiie ielb"
itan6ig banoelt, tut fte es' nur auf
cine 9lrt: ite Ipn6t!'
Sat 6as uSanoeln" Ser Maiie Elm
antreibenoes Mottb? Man lagt ee-
pobnli6: Die Scot, Der Sunger! Dabet
oergiBt man. 6aB iolde Motipe Dem
Moiienmenl6en erit ipdter einfallen,
Denn er ii9 einmal INN Die 8egriin-
oung ieines Guns fragen fol1te. 9as
Sanoeln Der Mtaiie lit 5iellos, plan
los. Sbr 9dmon treibt lie, ber beiBt
Sernidtung! Gin Bib aus oem
iiingIten Sparien mag 6ies beIeu6-
ten: Cine erite, boli6epiItilde 8elle
ltitrmt cine Stride, mor0et BEN 8rie-
iter, biiut it6 in bie liturgiiden @e-
panoer, pabren6 elmer aus Der Sor6e
inn PrieIterge&Dan6 gum Breoigtltubl
enportpa1ft, Inn cine Heoe au balten.
9a bri6t Die 5tpeite boll9etpiitifde
8elle TT oas @ottesbaus, iiebt oie @e=
. (5ortiebung auf Seite 12)
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|oentenoe 5nnlnle iibrig bleiben iDirO.'
Nora nerftono Die ibredlide Be
|oeutung biefer @orte 11iht; benn es
fdllt elmer gerion, tDeIae INNER in
giinitigen gerbdltniiien gelebt bal, gar
5u ihtper, iitb Die arritut al bereeeen.
|tpdrtigen. Sbre @roBmlltter batte
aiDar Oft iiber @eloberlesenbetten ee.
f1agt aber onnn geniigte es, atpet ooer
brei @eiddftsbriefe 5u ihreiben, uno
libre Gube ilno Seiterfeit iDaren 5u~
riifgefebrt. Rora erfbraf alio ni9t
| 10 iebr, ols Serr bon Sahan befiir6s
tet bate; fie ri6tete ibre id9onen fla-
/ ren augen auf i'm ,tno fraete: u8iro
mir genug iibriebleiben, INN meme
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beiist Elm al ln16tiges 9fIidtgefiibL
I'M ni6t Die aufgdbe, tuelde ite SD
men gegeniiber ouf ith 1ttutn1t, ge.
niiienbaft ali erfiinen." +.
Seine Wintterl Die Mutter oieIes
.faIten, ip5ttifden Meniden! Cine
gerpanote, bon uelber tire @roB'
ututter ,tterrals seiproben, ltno mel
DIE biellei6t einen gebeimen @ron ge'
gen Die geliebte Cote begte. Rora fal-
tete dngitli9 oie Sdnoe uno tpanote
itd gu Serrn bon Sadan.
sd mo6te, o, id m0dte nie'
manoen CUR 2eIt faIen! Won miro
ood irgeno eine 8ei9dfti9ung fiir
mid ausfinoig MAIDEN f0nnen, tpomit
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i9 meinen 2ebensunterbalt beroienen
tann. Sd tann tleine &inoer beauflt6-
oen, - bieaei6t bleibt mir au6 @elo
genug iibrig Inn in etnem &loiter Elm
bei6eioenes Stiib6en 5u be5oblen, mo-
id fir midi mobnen uno oas ein3ige
meni9lide gSeien, 0as mid geIiebt,
6etpeinen fann."
Oie Gr1nen, Die iiber ibre @angen
berabfloien, ber1ieben ibr einen 10
,riibrenoen 3ug, oaB Serr bon 5adan
bon lebboftem Mitlei6 ergriffen tpar6.
80, oiirfte i6 6i6 MIR bel mir be.
balten, nie gerne tdt' id es! Aber id
bin nibt oein nd6lter Gerpanbter,
uno oeine @roBtante beltebt auf Der
gormun6ibaft."
uWeeine Mutter bat itd nie1nals
elmer 95fIidt ent5oeen'', iagte Serr
aupraro; >,als ite BEN 8erluit erfubr,
Der Sic betroffen, ipar .ite iofort ent=
idloiien, iid Sbrer an5unebmen, uno
id6 babe ite lebbaft oa5u ermlnntert.
Brlonlid f0nnen sic feline Mbneis
gung gegeh ite begen, uno oie Gors
urteile, peIde Srau bon 8relpon ST.
men etngefl0Bt. 80"
,,Meine @roBn1rtter NOR biel 5u
eoel, Inn mir eegen irgeno iemonoen
gorurteile ein5ufl0Ben!" rief 9tora
lebbaft. ugber Sic iaeten Tia ioebeh
Sbre Mutter erfiiQe einfa6 nur cine
Fflidt, inoem fie MIDI BEL itd auf-
nebme."
uSie miro Sic au9 lieben, tpenn
Sic it6 0ieier 2iebe tpiir6ig ertpei-
ien", anttportete er uno ponote ben
9opf ab, pabrI6ein1id Inn 6as ingIt=
lid flebenbe @eitdt nibt 81 feben.
geora i6Dieg einen @ugenblid in
petnli6er 8erlegenbeit.
ugielleidt miro Sbre Mutter mir
geitatten alt arbetten 2" begann iie
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nottpen0igen 8eoitrfniiie 5u beitrei-
ten, Die iibrigens 10 gering itno?"
SD min es tpenigitens boffen.
aber bein @roBoater binterlieB tein
8erm0gen, oeine @ltern bingen bon
Srau bon 8relpon ab, unb Die Ser
bGltniiie Der lebteren tparen in elmer
8eiie georonet, oaB ibr Die unbe-
i6rdntte 8erfiigung iiber oas gan5e
Germogen 5uitano."
Dieie 8orte eridreften Nora bod
elm tuenie, aber ite faBte ii9 uno er,
tpioerte tapfer:
uBoblan! go tperoe i6 arbeiten!"
Serr 9lupraro quote Die @6ieln.
uMrbeiten?" pieberbolte er falt.
u8as berlteben sic oenn?"
sd perbe l1nterridt erteilen."
) u8eliben sic benn Elm 9iplom 2"
sic errotete uno berneinte.
uOann 6iirfen Sic aub feinen
l1nterri6t erteilen; benn man tpiro
Sbnen fets cine eepriifte 2ebrerin
bor5ieben, ,1nO an iol6en lit ia our6.
aus fein Mongel."
r. uaber i6 fann Muitfitunoen ee-
ben"
uSSn Sbrem alter altein tpobnen
uno ote 5traBen auf unO ob loufen =?
9as lit tpieoerum cine ltnm0gIidfeit. I"
nSeSene, tpel6en bas @eIeb bas &edt
berleibt, bi6 81 bei6iiben'', fiigte Serr
bon Sadon in 5artlidem Eone bel,
ufonnen nidt 5ugeben, ooB bu in Bet
mem iugenbli9en Sitter oib iold petn=
li6er 2ebenstpeiie ousiett."
uSene, Del6en oas @eIeB 6as Ge6t
berleibt, mib 81 beibitten tuieoer.
bolte Nora langlam. User lit 0enn
oas?" .... i
,,Die gorlnunbi6aft iiber Sic tpiro
nneirer W1,tter anbertraut tperoen". }.
entgesnete Serr aubraro, LIMB 6ieie
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Damn tuieOer, sesen Serrn anpraro
IL

6ann tuieoer, segen Serrn anpraro
gepenbet. i
.9os CLAUDE i6 faun", antmortete
oieier, obne ite an5uidauen. sd
ielbIt tpiiroe es 1iertals augeben. Wein
Goter berlor lein 8ermogen, uno id9
oeroanfe Srau 9luororo meine @raie.
bung uno mitbin au6 metne Stel"
lung; aber naboem i'd ibre Silfe an'
genommen, ion man nibt iagen oiir'
fen, baB Elm iunges Md0den ibrer
8erpanoti9aft arbeiten muB."
Nora tpanote ii9 5u Serrn bon So
6an.
,,MuB man unter ieoer 8ebingung
'eine Gormiinoertn gebor6en?" fragte
iie nit elmer glrt 8er5peiflung.
Serr bon Sa6an fallte n1itleiospoa
ibre Sonoe uno ni6ts nur, obne etn
8ort berOor5ubringen.
g}ora ent5og ibm oieielben uno
i6loB pie eroriidt bon Der 2alt oes
.8erltommenen Die augen; Johann bef-
tete ite BEN 8lid ou Serrn auOraro.
,,Nun'', lagte lie nit elmer Stin.
me, tpel6er tie nit 9lufbietung aIler
8iuensitdrte cine 9etpiiie Seitigteit
gu geben lu6te, ,,was piinibt oenn
,meine Sante bon mir?"
Ct ltano auf unO ging baItig i'm
3immer bin un0 bet.
uDeine angelegenbeiten itnO nod
|ni6t bolltanoig georonet'', 'fiel Serr
bon 5adan elm. sou fommit 81 oei-
ner Sante; aber borerit bleiblt on
nod bel uns. 80"
Stein, bas sebt ni6tl" ,1nter brad
| ibn lebbaft Serr auprarO. Dab
meine Neutter 5ur 8ormiinoerin be-
teut miro unter1ieet feinem 3pei-
fel; oesbaIb lit es befier, Sraulein
bon 8relpon geDObnt ft6, Bis Die les-
ten 50rmlt6feiten erleoigt itnb, on
ibr neues 2eben. Meine Mutter pobnt
in etnem einfa6en 5tiib6en, iie lit
alt, bon garter @eiunobeit, uno ibr
Saus erideint Inn 10 trauriger, ie
l6nger man in einem iugenoli9en, be-
lebten &reiie berfebrt bat. Sn oret
Eaeen bietet itb cine it6ere @elegen-
beit, un0 Sraulein bon 8relpon miro
oie @iite baben, big oabin ibre &eiies
borbereitungen All treffen.
ugs lit au6 beiier io'', itimmte
Nora mutig BEL.
(6ortiebung fo1gt)
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8.
gs mar 6ies Elm peites, bunfel to-
pe5iertes @emad, 6efen &aupttnobel
elm S6reibtiid uno beri6ie6ene 8n.
fergeitelle biloeten. @iniee Statuetten
uno @etnalbe mtlberten einigermaBen
ieinen biiiteren @inbrud. Muf bem
ibtpelle1oen Smprnaer Eeppi9 luoen
bebaslide SeiieI 5um 5isen. am
abenb borber tpar bieier &aum oen
@aiten ge0ffnet eetpeien, unb in ei-
ner @de itano nod Der SpieltiI9 NIT
&arten 1tn6 balbabgebronnten &er5en.
Serr aupraro, iaB in einem 5enel
,tno orebte Dem 6eniter oen Riiden
gu. 8ei geora's gintritt erbob er iid
uno griiBte iteif, tpdbren6 Serr bon
Sa6an ibr entgeeengiug, ibre S6noe
ergriff un6 in 5artli6e,n, aber ettpas
perlegenem Eone mad ibrem 8efin-
oen fraste. Dann fiibrte er iie gu
einern Seiiel, i6a,1te Serrn Iubrarb
an, als oh er oiefem Die unoneenebme
Nitteilung iiberlaiien polle, uno but
itete etnigemale. Serr gubrar6 aber
riibrte iib ni6t.
Isle tpollten nit mir iprebet" ,
begann gtora en6li6 nit i9einbarer
gube, obi9on fte cine too1ibe angIt
enpfano. sd ielbit tpiinibte lebbaft,
bon Sbnen gu erfabren, tpie oenn ei-
eentlid meine Gage beidaffen iit. sic
Ftno 10 gut gegen MIDI ,getueien, uno
ME tDeroe idb bergeiien, oaB Sic mid
IN ben Sagen Der 8erlaiienbeit oufge"
non1men baben, - ober id oarf Sbre
@aitfreltnoidaft nt6t 1aneer miBs
brau6en. ...'
sic bteIt inne; benn ibre Reble
ibniirte ftd frar1pfbaft auiammen.
am Gage borber nod bate fe Die
Soffnlng eebeat, nit nad Der Nor-
manoie gu reiien uno Der Samilie
fiir INNER an5ugeborenl
yaino", unterbra6 iie Serr bon
Sadan uno tpii6te iib ben SdpeiB
BON Der Stirne, lou barfft nibt fiir6.
ten, baB ou uniere @aitfreunoi9aft
n1iBbraublt = benn mir lieben oi9
tuirfli6. Seit6em bu BEL uns bif, babe
i'd mid NIT beinen angelegenbeiten
beiadftigt, lnb penn i6 Dir nod nibt
oabon geiproden, 10 geidab es leoig-
ltd besbalb neil ib bemerfte, 6aB
bieielben bur6aus 11i9t in Der beiten
Sronung itnb. Sd tpolte oeine Rube
nibt ltoren, Biz 6ieie Mitteilung
bnrbaus nottpenotg gemoroen, l1no
beute MIN, teure &uitne, muBt ou er=
fabren, oaB 0eine @roBnutter, tpel6e
iibrigens cine ber5ensgute Srau mar,
gar nidtS BON @eidaften beritanb.
Sic {elbit mar melt entfernt 5u- ab=
nerL oaB lire 5huloen bon Sag 51
Gag ftiegei1 unb idlieBlid) cine err
i1redenbe 5untnte ausma6ten. Der
GrltnobefiB lit melt iiber ieinen 8ert
init Sppotbefen belaitet, unb man be-
fiirdtet, onB nnd 9ilelng Der Sbul-
ben fir oiA 1liir cine bodt lllbe-
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ben Gistbruf eines tDabren St0ren.
frieOs gernn1t.
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bern rur Der Stiefiobn nleiiter @roB-
tantes llito er oel,ft ou6 1li6t Oor-
an, mid at beirate,1 beiien oarfft oli
iider fein.
Sic ipollte oas 8inlmer perIaiien,
febrte nber ncsbmnIs 3uriif nno frogte
5oger1o: ,,@eiBt bu nidt, Bertha,
iDarunl er eefominert lit, iino mas ct
geitern Gbeno nit oeinern gater ge-
iprohen BATE"
sd? ., ib meroe 11iernals in Die
8ebeimniife .oes Saufes, ipenn es ioI.
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ahiel5udeno. 4#. ....4.
limb Noro trat nit fIopfenbem Ser.
gen in Serrn bon 5a9an's 3imnter