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Evening star., 1945-02-11

This Family and Human Nalattons" ct
The mssttng Tuesday, LIS pm.
Executive meeting tomorrow, 1880 pm
0svins class wednesday,, l TO 3 p.m.
Fatterssn.
Association meeting Thursday. 3.45 pm.
Chaplain 3 j. Hemphill. U. o. NJ. n, wilt
speak. and several amendments to by-laws
Will he considered.
Barnard.
. Az the association meeting Tuesday
1:1b PM. NTH grade pupils will present
program, Safety Everyvhere.' Is an
made since September.
Kramer Junisr Hish.
A tea will be given Ia honor of new
members OF the association 1t 2:3O pm.
Tuesday, IN place OF the regular meeting.
Bowen -Gresnleaf.
Founders. Day Observance "wednesday. 8
p m. at Jefferson Junior High School
when pupils will present 3 Founders Day
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WI speak. and the sles club IN costume
~ VA g Y ,,n tnsir 5oSrs e
Lansdsn.
Executive Board meeting Thursday. 1:15
p.m.
Wheatlsy.
Founders day observance Tuesday. lis
p.m. Refreshments will be seryed.
Taft Jsnisr High.
Executive meeting Tomorrow. 3 pm. A
Valentine tea will b gtven "wednesday for
mothers Of new PUPILS.
TrussAell.
Executive Committee meeting Tuesday,
u. d. Csske.
Association meeting wednesday, lis
pm. Miss Katherine =. Serivener viii
discuss The Social Development Of the
W. b. Pswsli.
Mrs. Grace Lando. District Of Columbia
Social HyRieHe AocfAfy viii RnAak An
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|Porent- / eucher Activities

congress VIII meet at 1880 an.
Tuesday at the Thomson School,
with Mrs. Mackall Fet1er, presi-
dent, presiding. For the half hour
Immediately preceding this meet
ing Mrs. Arthur G. Watkins will
conduct the third In her pseries OF
parliamentary instruction sessions.
Francis Scott Key.
Passports to Health is the topic for the
association meeting at pm Tuesday.
Miss Mary Montgomery. will discuss Child
Health Problems" and sound picture
on THE Control OF Communicable Dis
eases will be shown.
i I'll Stuart Junior Hish.
Association meeting tomorrow, 2:f5
m. The theme will be Music. the uni
yersaf Language" Or. Edwin N. c. Barnes
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The annual convention Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia Congress Of Par
ents and Teachers will be held May
8 and 8 in the Departmental Audi
torium. There will be two sessions
on Tuesday and one on Wednesday,
with the annual fellowship dinner at
the Mayfiower Hotel on Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Alma Hudson and
Mrs. P. G. Elicit are completing ar.
rangements and announce that in
asmuch as no transportation prob
lems are involved the ODT cites no
objections.
The Board of Managers OF the
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Social Council to Hear
He'll on Recreation Plan

Alan L. He'll, Alexandria recrea-
ton director and chairman of the
Recreation Committee of the Alex
andria Council of Social Agencies,
will explain the proposed long
range program of the National
Recreation Association at the
monthly meeting of the council at
pm. Thursday in the auditorium
Of the Virginia Electric g. Power
Co.
A short film, when Work Is
Done" will be shown, and the
regular monthly business meeting
will be conducted by the Rev. Fred
v. Poag, president of the council
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DaHid Hnte, ,McGampssI; car 35: Warsd5man II rarR
Hotel.
William Murphy. %. 1901 Fort Myer dr..
2lst st. ne.
Jesse Tatum.. 81, and Dorothea Creswell.
%, both Of 1909 9th st. sc.
Alfred Lucas, %. Houston. Tex. and
Dorothy Smith. %. $500 Connecticut
Henry Smith. jr.. %, Patuxent River tMd,
Naval Base. and Wanda Bugin, %. 1904
@ st. NV.
Ivan OLeary. "a, Patuxent River (Md)
Naval Base, and Jane McElroy. "a. 700
Jefferson st. NV.
Cloy Elkins. "a. Camp Bradford Va. and
Mary Smith. 21. Arlington Farms, Va.
Hollis Hines. 80. and Mary Little. %. both
of 3223 11th st n "
Evening star., 1945-02-11

pagsant IN II sketches rewritten b. Fran
ces Rousseau, historian. Mrs.. Loufee
GartreA Will act ~ mistress OF ceremoniah,
and Miss Alys Ewers. principal. viii SPEAK.
Shepherd.
The association meeting tomorrow, "a
Pm. Will be opened with the mAssing 81
the .colofs by the patrol boys. FIRST Grade
pupils Will present q program Of rhythm,
and Miss Katherin Scrivener. supervistng
principal. third division. will conduct se
DISCUSSION on Education Of the Children,"
ansxerins ouesttons from the parents.
H rs Orr VI
The association will meet Monday 1t
1:30 pm. Founders Day viii Be cels-
Randle Highlands-Bkefs.
Mrs. A. c.. watkins, parliamentarian,
District Of Columbia CONGRESS. win speak
IT the Founders Day meeting tomorrow,
1.30 pm, Beers School. Mrs. Violet
Inre VIII play the piano. SN
Make the good news better: Buy
more War H0nda. ~
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Marriage License
AppIicotions ..

Under D. C. la,Ds. couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,oait three tull days and
receiDe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
The daily monitor leader., 1945-04-26
On Leave

FIRST 1T. M E r RIFT j.
SCHWAN, 20, B-24 navigator
with the famed Seventh Bomb
Group of the 10th Air Force, is
spending leave with his moth
er, Mrs. Clara Schwan, 21l Elm
way road. 1t. Schwan COM
pleted 81 combat missions total
ling SIT flying hours in the
China Burma India Theatre in
his 10 months overseas. He has
been awafded the Distinguished
Flying Cross with one Oak Leaf
cluster and the Air Medal with
two Oak Leaf clusters. He also
wears the Asiatic Pacific Thea
tire ribbon With two battle stars.
1t. Schwan, a 1912 Mount Glenn
ems High school graduate, enter
ed service in February, 1943. He
will reS sort to the AAF Redistri-
button Center at Santa Ana,
Calf. for reassignment at the
conclusion of his leave.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-04-26
WILLIAM r. MCDONALD.

WILLIAM +. MCDONALD,
seaman 17C, is home on leave
after 16 months aboard an air
craft carrier in the Pacific. He is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Mcdonald, ID Smith
street, until Maysll.
DONALD SUDAU. petty Of
ficer SIC, USN, has been trans
ferred from Joliet, ILL.,, to Port
Hueneme, Calf. His wife, for
merly Nathalie Bobcean, who
has been with him in Joliet, has
left to join her husband, after
spending a week with relatives
Mrs. Gertrude Sudan, 295 Eu-
and friends in Mount Clemens.
Petty Officer Sudan is the son of
cid avenue.
PFC. ROBERT E. HENKEL,
son of Arthur Henkel, 291s
Broadway, has been awarded
the Good Conduct medal for
exemplary behavior, efficiency
and fidelity" a press release
from headquarters of the Pan
anna Canal department announc-
today.
THOMAS BREITMEYER, 1S,
has been sworn in as an aviation
cadet at Keesler Field, Biloxi,
Miss, according to word receiv-
ed by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Breitmeyer, 161 High
land avenue.
FLIGHT OFFICER HOWARD
z. Krause arrived home Tues
day to be here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Krause, of
30 Mack avenue, until Sunday.
He has completed his training as
navigator at Springfield,
Mass, and returns there for re-
assignment. 49,. --'l..----'- ---.---.. 49,
CAPT. AND MRS. ROBERT
YOUNGER and children, ac-
companied by Mrs. Younger's
mother, Mrs. Charles r. Walters,
have left for Burbank, Calf.
where Capt. Younger will be as
signed to new duty. They al
so expect to visit Capt. Young
er's family at Santa Monica.
Mrs. Walters expects to be gone
about a month, but Mrs. Young
er will remain with her husband
while he is stationed in this
country.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-04-26

SENIOR Girl Scouts of Troop
l3 held their investiture on
Monday in the clubrooms of st.
Mary's school. The table was
decorated with flowers and
green and gold candles. Cookies
and tea were served following
the service. The girls sang
songs and received the Senior
Scout pin and recited the Girl
Scout Laws. Janet Knight and
Betty Jane Miller, Scribes.
WEDNESDAY the Girl Scouts
of Troop Three met at st. Mary's
school in the club rooms. The
Black Panther Patrol made bis
cults and apple sauce. We have
to compliment them on their ap-
pie sauce and biscuits. We
danced the Virginia Reel and
sang "Kooka-Burra and learn
ed a new song, "The Blue jay
Died With the Whooping
Cough" We also learned him 20
set table decently. We plan 10
60 on a hike next Thursday. We
are to bring something to drink
and something we can cook,
like a hot dog. We will wear
slacks, and 60 after school, and
it will last TO about Z o'clock.
Mary Kathleen Arnsby,
Scribe.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-04-26

FIRST 1t. LOUIS e. DENI-
eON. %, is a member of an Air
Force Group which recently re-
ceived a unit citation for meri-
torious achievement b W e n
Sept. ID and Dec. /, 1914, in the
South Pacific. An Aviation en-
gineer, 1t. Denison, %. has been
in service four years, overseas
the past year. His wife and
daughter Elizabeth Ann live at
So Market street, and he is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Deni-
son of Hubbard avenue.
CAPT. JAMES FAST. over
seas veteran of a years service,
has been transferred from San
Angelo, Tex. where he was an
instructor, to San Antonio, Tex,
where he is taking an admins
trative course. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Fast.
ROBERT HARRISON, II, left
Monday for Sheepshead Bay,
New York for duty in the u. S.
Maritime Service. A junior at
Mount Clemens High school, he
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam H. Harrison, SO Moross
avenue.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-04-26
Service Men Home
on Furlough, Leave

T/5 ELMER w. SOCIA, Route
Z, Glenwood road, to May "a.
CAPT. j. H. CHURCH, Utica.
to May "a.
DANIEL r. HAMER, las
North Wilson boulevard, to May
2.
CARLTON L. Fuhrman,
Washington, to May 8.
r. w. KINGSCOTT, 141S
Standish road, TO April 27.
CPL. ANTHONY LENGYEL,
1O1 Eldredge street, to May %.
PFC. FRANCIS A. Manore,
Route 6, to May /.
RICHARD WRIGHT, Route
z, to May 5.
TIA DONALD r. MCINTYRE,
New Baltimor, to May 8.
A/C EUGENE w. Kursteiner,
1913 Euclid avenue, to May IL.
WILLIAM F. MCDONALD, ID
Smith street, to May 18.
DENNIS KEENAN,, Romeo, to
May %.
ALMER A. SEARS, 3710 JET
ferson avenue, to May %.
FRANZ MADAUS, New Hav-
en-, to May 16.
JOSEPH w. WOJKIEWIZ,
TMV sc, Route l, to May 8.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-04-26
Golden Rule Names
List of fDeiegates

CONVENTION delegates Of
Golden Rule Circle, named at
the meeting with Mrs. John Ar
thur on Monday, will be Mrs. FL
more Lester, Mrs. Alfred Ev-
a S, Mrs. Margaret Schoen, Mrs.
Harry Chevalier, and Mrs. An
thony Eckhout. Alternates will
be Mrs. :Iilda Rivard and Mrs.
{. j. Sayles.
The circle will not meet on
May IA, but on May 28 a regu-
lar business meeting will take
place with Mrs. Russell Glas-
cow, 50 Miller street.
DIANE FREDERICK, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Fred
erick of l34 Huron avenue, is
in Shelby, Ohio, visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Fackler. Her aunt, Mrs.
Jack Pagan, accompanied her
on the trip.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-04-26
GaknAa, e{Coming Gvsnh

THURSDAY APRIL 26
MOUNT CLEMENS COMMANDERY 81, Knights Tempar,
special concave confer the Order of Malta, in Ma.
sonic Temple at 7:3o p m
sored by Loyal Workers Circle. at p.
PAST COMMANDERS of Pagoda Tent Hive OF Maccabees.
with Mrs Francis Goerig, 1876 North Graot avenue at
DAVIS CHAPTER oEs friends night potuck dinner, at
rRArERNA1 ORDER Q. Eagles; in Aerie Hall. at sp;m;
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY in Girl Scout Hail. Jewel
spRNe DANCE for service men and women at
uso on, on Broadway, at $50 p M ,,,., ,,u..
the home of Mrs Frank Priehs, l2e Lodewyck avenue
at $50
friday APRIL IT
TRINITY YOUNG WOMEN'S LEAGUE, with Margaret
WHATSOEVER CIRCLE of Kings Daughters: the home
Mrs. P. X. McWethy, AZ South Wilson boulevard, with
Mrs Harry Johnson, hostess at p
SPECIAL MEETING of Mscomb County Board Of Kings
Daughters with all leaders of circles at Kings Daugh
oEs FRIENDS NIGHT pot-uck in Masonic Temple at $50
SENIOR CHOIR of Episcopal Church. the parish
house at 1880 p. m.
l. o. O. Barron Hall, at p. m.
SATURDAY, APRIL 20
SPRING TEA by Westminster Guild at the home
Of sigrid Heine 1859 North avenu, to p. m.
PARTY for service and at Masonic Service Gen.
NINE-TwENTY CLUB, at Uso Club Broadway at p. m.
SUNDAY, APRIL 70
BUFFET SUPPER service women at USO Club
Broadway, s to m. with symphony hour follow
ing
SUPPER for service their wives and mothers at Ma
sonic Service Center, Masonic Temple, at p. m.
GAMES PARTY at K of c. Hail. Is Cherry street. sponsored
by Knights of Columbus, at BIS p
MONDAY. APRIL 80
WILSON PTA at Wilson School at 8
PRESBYTERIAN Ladies' Auxiliary with Mrs John Jarchow,
IL Lincoln at 1870 p. m.
FRANZ KUHN LODGE knights of Pyhias in Pythian Hall,
at p. m.
PUBLIC GAMES PARTY in WV Hail. sponsored by Ladies'
Auxiliary of Oskar Andreas Post at 8 p. m
BIN SISTERHOOD at the synagogue, at p m
TUESDAY, MAY
SAMARITAN CIRCLE OF Kings Daughters with Mrs. Rob-
ert Smith, 1928 Connecticut avenue, at p m.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-04-26
Rummage Sale

SILVER LINING CIRCLE Of
Kings Daughters will sponsor a
rummage sale in the Matthews
building on Broadway on Fri
day, it is announced today. Mrs.
Robert Graham is chairman.
The circle will meet Tuesday
with Mrs. Russell Glasgow, 60
Miller street, at 1:30 o'clock.
MRS. HUGH TATE will leave
Friday evening for Granville, o.
to spend the weekend at Deni-
son University. where she for
merly was a student.
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HOT SHIP" ;, PHIL, ....,,.
BY PHILIP HARKINS

before the no-strike pledge
of wartime. What about the
f,,ture? Ask Basil Harris f.
0NE day a few years ago, telephone
tangled in a spacious office overlooking
New York harbor. Basil Harris president of
U. S. Lines, picked up the receiver. An anony-
nous voice said: THE Monhotton's hot
shinr' That meant she would not sail.
For a moment Harris just sat there. He is
a tall, distinguished gent with mustache,
a Roman nose and flll-toned voice that is
usually filtered through pipe smoke. But now
he was speeches.
Before the war the Nomination was one of
the prize ships of the U. S. Lines. 1t was due
to sail that night Harris believed then, as he
does now, that Americas merchant fleet
should be the best in the world. But he knew
that it would take not only resources in money
and power, but men and cooperation.
Harris thought it over for moment then
he TAXED over to the pier
"a beautiful, graceful ship ready to carry the
American flag across the Atlantic in position
it deserves. was pretty sore as climbed
the gangplank.
II looked for the union delegate. When
crew belongs to a union, it appoints dele
gate to present its beefs and negotiate with
the men on the bridge. The delegate was
tough character. said to him, I hear the
Monhottan's hot ship
"'Yeah? What's it to ya?' he said.
Il said l wanted to know why.
"Okay,' he growled and led me below.
He Fixed Their Dssls
HE first place we visited was the head
the crews washroom. Because of the lack Of
shower curtains. he said, spray made other
occupants of the room very uncomfortable.
gave the sailmaker ten bucks and told him
to fix up some shower curtains
1.-The next beef concerned some bad equip
ment opposite the showers gave the ships
plumber several bills and sent him for new
parts. We then proceeded to the third beet,
which centered in the crews mess BY. this
time the delegates belligerence had dimin-
ished. But the Monhattan was still hot.
The trouble in the crew mess was lack Of
space, according to the delegate. When the
messmen brought in pots of soup in heavy
weather, someone stood good chance of
getting the soup down his neck. The bulkhead
at the far end was partition. On the other
side was very nice cabin for two.
What's this for?' asked.
"'For the grooms,' said the delegate
scornfully. Occasionally we carried race
horses. Someone thought very well of
the grOoms.
Il found Chips the ships carpenter,
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bGnoIer bot ni6t nur Souen fell,
1on0crn au6 2Sumpfern!"

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bcrtc milo nit Dem &opf.
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nm lbn uno feline pllmpe 3uoring-
li0feit fiimmerte, rib er an leinem
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i'm 0ange Die orei Weaiole an, Die
pon Der Senne miiogetan5t bereinfa.
men. gr l6nQtte bes langen uno
brclten an iie bin, Bis iie i'm NIT
binuusriiien unO oroQig ouf Der
1enne berumpirbelten. S6ier ipieI.
ten lie 5ongbaa nit Dem bin. uno
bcrtaumelnoen SeiratSmnfler, 10 bob
er I6lieBli6 nit einem fiir6terli6en
Stolperfua auf Dem Wfiit lanoete. @r
ltemmte iid balb beitnnungslos em-
por, orobte ibnen nit gebaIlter SouIt
na6 unO itierte in ben Simmel, an
Dem fem Stern mebr gu ieben mar.
0tdter Nebel lagerte ouf Dem 0orfe,
uno am 6enIter itanoen elm poar Sc.
Italten un0 l6ielten our6 ben 2aoen.
l6lib ms Snnere 6es 8irtsbouIe Ies.
@r trat naber; es paren elm poar
Otalole, Die it6 ni6t getrauten, beute
i6on ms ~S6nurren" gu geben. Ser
Soubonoler reOete ouf iie ipi6tig elm
uno 5eigte auf ben Gid oes Seim.
burgen .'r.-..-
=, -.8om 1nteroorf nGberte iid our6
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rem eridoa in Der geabe, uno als Der
neue S6uotl6Darm in Die Stube
einorong, idliipften Die neugierig
oerbarrenoen Wfaiole nit binein, es
audi einmal 81 probteren. Hun por
Die Nirt5ltube bre6eno bon, uno oie
iunge @iumonn-&lora muBte Der
Blrtin belfen rennen uno Bier uno
8ein auftragen, inoes Der ettpas
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lunglome tb-aooIf ben S9nops
unb ben Iabaf austeilte.
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iiingeren 8ruoer ertpartunespon an.
u8as lit, Sunger, mollen mfrs ni6t
au6 einmal paden?"
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perfrof lib nod tiefer in iid ielbit.
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5dlaraffe 6ur6; Der altioloot oreb.
te iif, griff ibr INN Die Siifte, un6
mer ieben fonnte, iab au9, baB er
lol6e @riffe tpobl getpobnt mar.
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oen @ottfrieo Dom Sibe bod, rn6
i6on tan5erte er nit ibr our Eenne,
Inn in raienoem Iusbrud lang ouf-
geItauter 2uIt berum5ufreiieln.
@eQenoe, Ianggeoebnte Sudaer,
Die ite bier nod ME erflungen tpa.
rem, idallten 0ur6 ben Gang in Die
iummenbe Stube.
~8as Der 0raguner fir SdreD
loBt!" iagte Der Saubdn6ler uno
Itopfte lt6 cine neue Soqdnoerpfeife.
Ser @briition aber lab nod immer
5piiden ben Wonnen eingefIemmt
uno i6aute nit ieltiomen @efiiblen
oem tan5enOen 8ruoer no9. Cine
sIngit befiel i'm, elm iGbes SeroHop.
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bilo in ben arm au nebmenS
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titan bo6eeriiien. Gin Eu9 tporo ibm
iiber ben &opf getporfen. @s tron-
melte ibm iemanb uuf Dem 8udel
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ct it6 tpebren fonnte, ipor0 er obge-
fiibrt tpie Elm @efangener un6 auf Ser
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SdDinoel, Die Sdnoe griffen mad ei-
mem Salt - uno oa bate er 10 Elm
9ing i'm arm, 10 ein itnges, bIut-
bon gliibenoes, un6 10 idper i'm Der
Eatt un6 Die Beiie beoiinfte, er
iprang iponnfrdftig NIT berum uno
mari Itd, obne bas @eit6t Der EGn-
5erin gu betra6ten, in ben touiten
SaumeI un0 berIanf i'm toben6er
Struoel oer S6u6tna6t.
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i'm nibt loslieB, tpurbe tpeggeitoBen,
Die nG6Ite bette nabm ben gbri riitian
an ith, uno nie0er ging bas 8iegen
itn6 8iegen, oas Eaumeln bur6 &b.
griinoe uno Subeln in lteben Sim-
meln los.
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mebr: Sort oriiben iab ct oen @ott-
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les Sungmaoelgeiidt Ia9te i'm ON
aus Dem Sellounfel.
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8in Die 8eronifa &ummeI bonn &om-
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es geideben.
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gldn5ten glaubig gu ibm erlpor, er
ipiirte ben 5urten Slaum ibrer 8an.
ge, ben iattiiiBen 4nbau6 tbres
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BobI, wobl, es DGre mir Drum,
Denn .
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lein @las. Ct nabm etnen S6luf,
idmefte ibm lange nod un0 iogte
priifeno: Ser &lingeIba6er &lebner
lit ober ni6t belIer tpie metn eigen
@etpG6S."
~S6Iedter lit er!" pfli6tete Ser
S6mieo ibm bel.
Ser 8ogt roIlte 6ie groBen grouen
Iugen.
81 Iuget lel6It, ner fommt!"
Gurd) Sen Gabofoompf orGngten
iidJ 5tpei bobe, breiti6uItrige @eItal.
ten berein, bei0e nit @etpebren be-
loOen, sic tie borli6tig in ser @de
obltellten, Inn na6 fargem @ruBe
gum @einburgentiI6 5u treten.
~Sobt ibr nod Blab?" fragte @ott-
frieo 8enteIer.
~Sa freiltd, mir ruden bolt 5uiom.
men! @enn 10 3tpei ipodere SinoeI-
bofer einmol I'M 8ierteIiabr our &C.
mciu0c ihuuen, 10 muB man ibnen
lhon ein menig gbr ontun. @elt,
Sod)bofer lnO 8ailer, oo itount ibr,
mos Scr Gbriition inn lebten SSobr
uuseinonocrgegongen it'll"
~gei 8ott, Elm Worosbroden lit er
gclporoen!" beitdtigte ser 2o6bofer.
~@elt, Gbriitel, tparlt nod Elm tpinoig
8ilrldl oortmalS, Die mir 5ipei 5l1.
lanlnen auf Ser 8adt geitonoen itno
I'M Hubenlod! l1nO ieine Oeusfete
tragt er, ol5 lei er iolonge 5oloot
mte Iein Serr 8ruoer @ottfrieo!"
"VtuB bait lein in unirer @inIam-
felt ouf Dem 5inOelbof!" gob Der
@ottfrieo 3uriid. uGs lit iebt pieoer
unliderer olS Oor'm Sobr. 9lus Dem
Noroen tommen, ldeint mir, pie6er
neue &arberban0en bon abgeoanften
Soloaten. Sit audi iper orauBen,
Seimburge?"
~6reili6," berleBte Der 8oiIer.
Sen5; ~an Der WaQfabrt lteben 5nei
uno i'm 9(i6bi."
~@enn Sbr gu6 nur berInilen
f0nnt!"
SEA, Der &lunpp- -Sepp, Der laBt
I6on gar feinen our6I Seitoem Der
10 id)urf lit auf's 8eutemaden, gibt's
telnen bclleren ga6tpG6ter mir
genOs!"
Sic 9auptiad lit, ooB er MIN.
mer nit Dem 8odmdrteI 5uiommen.
boult. 8 er bat i'm INNER 5um
groBten 2umpen gemo6t."
rSo, Elm ieoer fir ii6 lit re9t!"
8ottfrieO beitelte etnen @ein, Die.
neil Ser Gbriitian ieine fori9enoen
8lide in Ser 8trts1 1tube umberidpei-
fen lleB; piel gu ieben mar ouer6ings
nt6t, oenn Der bloue Ta6afoompf aus
oen &onpfe1ten Doltte lid breitbin
3ur 9ede un0 uml6leierte i6on Die
na6Iten Siide.
~Warum bleibt ibr oenn olsfort
bofen unO probiert nidt ou6 Elm
Idn3le?" rief Der SQubGnoler ibnen
gu. ~8Iun6beit, @ottfrieo uno Gbri.
ltel, bab euern Batter gut fennt un0
monfe Sou bon ibm gebon6eIt."
Ient Sbriitian mar es peinbou,
'elnen totem Sater bon einem ioIhen
VtenI6en in oieier umgebung men.
men gu b0ren. Der @ottfrie6 bob
tnum leln 8los unO nipple nur gum
bo6nittigen @egentrunfe.
Ser Saubdnoler rGfelte lid in Die
@obe, Dunfte i6per buber uno
bratldte: ~groudt eu6 nidt 10 rQr
gu mod)en ibr 5lpei ebrenperten
Sunggelcllen! @ar an ser 3eit, ooB
Der cine ooer amber bon eu6 ans
Sod)3clten oenft Sit ia id]oo Inn 70
eincn Bro6tsbof!"
~abo," fiel Ser 3aber Elm, vgebt
adlt, ibr 5mei Burihen, ser Sau-