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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-08
Periodical Explained

The small periodical edited by
the Wives OF Men in Service Club
was explained 10 members at Their
regular meeting Wednesday eve
ming at Gilbert House. Two papers
are issued to each member with one
paper going 10 the husband and the
other 10 the member for her own
enjoyment. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Dean Award, Mrs. William Ricketts,
and Mrs Arthur Dieterle. The meet
ing was followed with group singing
enjoyed by all. Refreshments were
served by candlelight and the color
scheme was green and white. At the
next meeting which will be March
81, Mrs. r. y. Woodside. president
OF the Navy Mothers, will give in
structions in rolling bandages.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carter have
moved from 314 S. Adams St. to
their newly purchased home at 204
Arnet St.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-08
Party Planned by
Newcomers Club

Plans for st. Patrick's dinner
party were announced at the bust.
ness meeting OF the Newcomers
Club which was followed by bridge,
in Charles McKenny Hall, Wednes-
cay afternoon. Prize winners for
bridge were Mrs. Clarence Pfeiffer
and Mrs. Lester Yarger.
Mrs. Edwin Shadford, vice presi
Cent, conducted the business meet
ing Members may bring guests to
the St. Patrick party to be at $3.50
at Gilbert House, Mar. It. After the
cooperative dinner, there will be
cards, bingo and dancing to or
chestra music.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-08
Ann ArbOr Filler
Killed in Action

Ann Arbor. Mich, Mar. S-Staf
Sergeant Addison Palmquist, son Of
Mrs. Anna Palmquist, S39 Oakland
Ave, and husband OF the former
June Anderson, Ironwood, has been
killed in action over England, the
War Department has revealed.
Sgt. Palmquist had been in the
Army Air Forces since 1913 and
was assigned as a bombardier OF
Flying Fortress upon going over
seas
Besides his mother and wife. he
is survived by one sister, Mrs.
Leon Brundage, Norfolk, and six
brothers: Gordon Chicago; Irving
Detroit; Howard. Houghton; Clar.
ence. Grand Rapids Carl. Detroit,
and Robert Nashville, Tenn.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-08
Club Members Learn
to Remodel Clothes

The Domestic Daughters E1ten-
sion Club members were given a
lesson on "Restyle and Wear
Awhile" conducted by Mrs. George
Milne and Mrs. Estal Graves. We'd
nesday evening at the home OF Mrs.
George Worden. The members
learned about remodeling clothes
and received many helpful sugges-
tons in the use OF different kinds
OF trims, buttons and dickies.
The hostess served refreshments.
The next meeting will be April
4 at the home OF Mrs. George
Milne.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-08
Christian Education
Advantages Outlined

At the March meeting OF the
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society. We'd
nesday afternoon, Walter Wietzke.
vicar, gave an interesting talk on
the topic. What the Advantages
o. Christian Education Are"
Plans were made at the business
meeting, with Mrs. Andrew Smith
presiding, to have a war souvenir
exhibit at the April meeting.
Mrs. Fred Wolter and committee
served hot cross buns and coffee.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-08

ceiving his initial Naval indoctrins-
ton at the L. s. Naval Training
Center, Great Lakes, Illinois.
Mrs. r. F. Harner has received
word that Pvt, Richard Harner is
now somewhere in Germany. He
is with the Army Engineers. He
was previously located in Luxem-
bourg.
In the war Department list OF
men wounded in the Eurapeon area
is the name OF Pvt. Robert ]. Heav.
enridge, and the name OF his moth.
er, Albertina, is given as next OF
kin. The Heavenridge family came
TO Willow Run Village in November
1943, and with their five children
lived at 1915 Swansea St, Willow
Run Village. Robert was not listed
here. having evidently gone into
service before the family left their
home, Springfield. Ill. However, the
word concerning his injury was re-
ceiyed by the mother.
Capt. Robert Jarosch is a mem
Der Of an ordnance group attached
to an air depot in Italy that has
recently been awarded a meritori-
Gus service plaque for outstanding
service in support OF a combat op-
Grafton against the enemy. This
award authorizes members OF the
squadron TO wear the meritorious
service wreath on their right
sleeve. Capt. Jarosch, whose wife
is the former Virginia Mott, Ypsi-
lant. has been overseas nineteen
months, one year in Italy. He was
graduated from the Catholic Cen
trail High School in Grand Rapids
where he starred in football and
continued his study at the State
Normal College. He lived at sos
y. Hamilton st. while here. He
was graduated in 1887. when he
enlisted in January, 1871, he was
employed at the Ford Motor Co.
Dearborn plant. He received his
training at Hamilton Field, Cal.
then went TO the Officers Candi-
date Training School at Aberdeen,
Md, with additional training at
Patterson Field, Ohio.
Pvt. Homer Schnurstein was IN
Vaughan General Hospital, Hines,
Illinois, when he received the
Christmas gift OF the Goodfellows.
The letter went overseas and fol
icwed him back TO the United States
so be was little late in receiving
his present. He says. 81 hope all
you Goodfellows are feeling fire
when you get this letter. Everything
is going rood with ME and | am
coming along fine. | expect to be
out of the Army soon and be back
in good old Ypsilanti again. | was
home last week and had good
time, but the old town isn't what It
used to be back in 40 and Al. But
it will be the same after this Isl
over"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-08
ShrinerS to Have
Special Meeting

There will be a special meeting
for all Shriners OF Washtenaw and
Wayne Counties in Masonic Temple
here Friday night at 1880 p. m.
All committees will be named for
the March IS meeting when Wash
tenaw Shriners will be hosts to the
entire staff OF Potentate Johnson
and all presidents of Shrine Clubs
in the metropolitan area.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-08
Boy Accused of
Pilfering Cash

An eight year old boy from vii.
low Run Village, is being held IN
the Detention Home on Washtenaw
Ave, on the orders OF Probate
Judge J. G. Pray. Ray Beck, man
ager OF Village store, charges the
boy with pilfering money from the
cash register.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-08
RebekahS Receive
Two New Members

The Washtenaw Rebekahs, at
their meeting Wednesday evening.
received two new members and
made plans TO observe Past Noble
Grands Night. Mrs. Harold Sander
son and her memorial staff draped
the charter in memory of the late
Mrs. Minnie Dupslaff, who passed
away early in the month.
Mrs. Ralph Mcdonald was mi
tiated and Mrs. John Cook was re.
ceived by transfer into membership.
Two visitors were present from
Petoskey.
Mrs. Clarence Southwark, noble
grand, presided, and appointed the
new two months committee for
March and April, Mrs. Jay Cazier.
chairman, Mrs. Floyd Slagenwhite,
Mrs. Donald Lowell. Mrs. Thomas
Ray and Mrs. Bert Lore. Mrs. Low.
ell received the cake made by Mrs,
Cazier.
The committee which will serve
the lunch for Past Noble Grands
Night. March 81. is Mrs. Fred
Cheesman, chairman. Mrs. Earl
Hawks. Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Edward
Grannis, Mrs. Malta Cowan and
Mrs. Henrietta Van Ripper.
After the meeting, lunch was
served by Mrs. Howard Curtis and
committee.
Mrs. Ernest johnson and daugh-
ter. Mary. S. Grove St, are visiting
relatives at Clinton, Kentucky, for
a few weeks.
Mrs. Clyde Hunsberger, Sault
Ste. Marie. visited her sister, Mrs.
J. G. Earl. Another sister, Mrs.
John Pauley, Lansing, joined her
here and Mrs. Hunsberger accom-
banied her to Lansing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-08
Service Briefs


son OF Ypsilanti, is one OF hundreds
OF enlisted men at a huge Super
fortress base in the Marianas whose
uiligent efforts have made it pos
sible for the giant B-29 bombers
of Major General Curtis L. Lee
Mays XXI Bomber Command TO
strike regularly at the heart OF
Japan's war industry
Sergeant Johnson's mother, Mrs.
Marie f. Johnson, lives at 1880 Colt.
side Road, Route .. Sergeant John.
son is crew chief in an com
bat unit. He was grad
uated from Mather High School in
Munising. and was employed by the
Willow Run Bomber Plant before
entering the service in February
1912. A brother. Emil, is a private
in the European theater.
The promotion of First Lieuten-
ant Dwight s. Adams, Ann Arbor,
from second lieutenant has been
announced by Major General Wal
ton II. Walker at Xxx Corps Head
Quarters in France. 1t. Adams Is
son OF Professor and Mrs. Edward
l.. Adams. 1850 Washtenaw Ave
nue.. Ann Arbor.
Flight officer Donald F. Levleit'
Jr.. 2O-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. F. Levleit, OF 775 L. Cross ST,
has arrived in Italy and taken up
biz duties with 18th AAF LIBERIA
tor Bombardment Squadron,
Trained as a navigator for a B-2i
bomber. FiO Levleit has been serv-
ing with the air forces since Feoru-
ary. 1913. He received his nayiga-
tors wings at San Marcos. Tex, IN
September. 1914 before joining the
veteran Liberator bomber group
overseas. Prior to his entrance in
TO the army. FIO Levleit was a stu
dent at the Ann Arbor High Schoo!
Mrs Harold Leverett received 4
letter. Tuesday, from her son,
Charles. saying that he has been
promoted from second TO first lieu
tenant. He Is in the medical corps,
500 A.A.A. in France. He has Deen
overseas since May, 1914. The Lev
eretts' older son, Pfc. Harold Lev
erett is also in France. and hopes
TO Join his brother, soon. He writes
interesting letters home regarding
his experiences.
Pvt. Robert o. Jarrett, 2l+2 Moe
Ter St. who left the employ OF the
Bomber Plant in July, 1914, is re-
ported as one Of the Michigan men
wounded on European battletields
who has arrived in the latest con-
yoy brought to Percy Jones Hos
pital Battle Creek. Another arrival
listed as from 4S01 Washtenaw Rd.,
Ypsilanti, is T/5 Harold w. Sulz.
staff Sergeant Wallace Carrier
intends to wed Miss Mary Margaret
Calder. American born daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Calder, 261
Leith Walk. Leith, Edinburgh, Scot
land. April .. -
Sgt. Carrier, who has been over
seas for over three years, based
with the fourth fighter group in
England. made his wedding plans
known TO his sister, Mrs. Harold
Hanes. 2100 y. Congress St.
Miss Calder was born in Bristol.
/ Connecticut. Her parents moved
back to Scotland when she was five
years old.
Ronald Campbell Gardner left
Monday for the Great Lakes Train
ing Station at Chicago.
Pvt. Donald Santure. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. Santure, 322 +. Mich
;gan Ave, is somewhere in Ger
many, a letter to his parents al.
Uses. Donald entered the service IN
February, 1874
His brother. Pvt. Robert Santure'
has been a German prisoner since
May, 1874.
Robert l.. oyer, L., son of Mr..
| and Mrs. Charles l.. oyer, is re-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-08
Willow Run Calendar
TODAY

TODAY
I'll p. m.-Adult Social Club.
Community Building. NJ
SO p. m.-Adult Dance Glass.
Community Building.
1880 p. m.-Lodge Social Club,
North Recreation Building.
FRIDAY
6-9:45 p. m.-Teen Reck Club.
Community Building.
1880 p. m.-Village Basketball
practice, Simmonds gymnasium.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-08
Picnic in Florida

Ypsilanti people enjoyed de-
lightful potluck picnic dinner at
the Pier in st. Petersburgh, Fla,
March 3. After the dinner some OF
the guests enjoyed card games,
while others visited. Those attend
ing were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Lewis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan E. Rau, Mrs. Mar
suerite Ross, DR. Eugene M. Moore,
Mrs. f. NJ. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. l.. Stein. Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ,
Miles, Caroline Lewis, Sara Lewis,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Mcfarland, Ruin
Lewis, Frank Edwards, Ina L. Sed-
den. DR.. and Mrs. E. c. Rowe, Mrs.
Charles Challis, Miss Ina Harris,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Jones.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-08
TO HAVE ASSEMBLY

Foster School will have an as.
sembly Friday morning at 1880
in the auditorium. Miss Marjorie
Sperrys entire sixth grade class
will present a play called How
Boots Befooled the King.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-08
Pythian Sisters to
Give to Red Cross

1t was decided to give a donation
TO the Red Cross, two new members
we're initiated. Mrs. Glenn Jordan
and Mrs. Clare Gray, and plans
we're made 10 entertain Girl Scout
troop one, at the meeting OF Huron
Temple number SIS Pythian Sisters,
wednesday evening.
An invitation will be extended to
Girl Scout troop one, sponsored by
the temple. for a dinner, Mar. 81.
The hostesses appointed to act at
the Teen Canteen at Gilbert House
May 4, are Mrs. Buell. Kellogg, Mrs.
Harold Osburn. Mrs. Leonard JUL
ian, Mrs. Harold McMunn, Mrs. B..
F. Sanborn, and Mrs. Theodore
Chebowski.
Refreshments were served after
the meeting by Mrs. Julian. Mrs.
John Poe and Mrs. Paul Burbank.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-08

Misses Dorothy Button and Lulu
Wylie were dinner guests Sunday
OF Donald Heininger who is at his
home in Saline on his first furlough
after having entered the Navy Mar.
2.
Mis-. George Daschner will re.
turn today from Paw Paw, where
she has been visiting at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. L. II. Ahl-
grim.
Cadet Joseph R. Knowles, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. 7. Knowles, has
come home from Howe Military
Academy, Howe, Ind, for the spring
vacation, which lasts until March
20.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fenker and daugh-
ter, Miss Betty Fenker, have moved
from 1905 Pearl st. TO the Root
apartments on 213 Maple ST.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-08
To PREPARE Taos

Mrs. Lee Brown and Mrs. Will
liam Lowe, co-chairmen of the Moth.
ers OF Men in Service Tag Day,
have asked all members to meet at
the home Of Mrs. George Dasch-
rer. Friday evening at 1880 to as
sist in the tying OF the 5000 printed
tags.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-08
Birthday observed

Birthday Observed
Miss Lulu Wylie was entertained
at a birthday party by a group of
friends from Milan. Ypsilanti, Belle
Vile, Willis, and Saline.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-08

ceiving his initial Naval indoctrina-
ton at the L. S. Naval Training
Center, Great Lakes, Illinois.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-06
Derleumouno

Ber iiber onbere S9Ie6tes bort,
Soa es nidt peiter nod berfunoen
@ar lei6t miro Menidenslid ger.
itort,
0o6 idper lit Weni9engIiid 5u grim.
ben.
@ar leidt lift elm MenI6ergluct
5eritort. uno benno6 eibt es 10 picle,
Die it6 Elm @ef96ft oarous mode!t
uno bon Saus gu Sous, bon Sir SIT
Slr ellen, nur Inn ungliidsbotIdQfs
ten petter gu trogen, Gebler uno
S9pa9en ibrer Witmeni6en 5u per.
groBern, gu entiteuen, auf ben 0ffent,
lt9en Narft 5u bringen uno l1nbeil
gu itiften. Die @r0Be Der 8erantmor.
tnng FOLDER MeniGen lit unermeB.
lid. Summer, Sdmera, unbeilbore
8unoen, oft nod 5do6en an 5eele,
&orper, Sab uno Gut, - nie uns
5ablige Eranen. bereitet iie oenen,
pel6e bon ibnen beimgeIu6t tperoen
Samilienbon6e, Sreunb iduftsper.
9altntlie peroen aerriiien, uno mo
triiber &ube unb Sriebe berridte,
aleben SAB, Corn, Seinoidaft uno
8erfolgung Elm. Slu9belaoen lit uno
ble1bt Der Terleumoer, uno @ottes
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-06
.S5S5SS Ss sS 5.l

8erictt miro iiber i'm fonmen. @er
nidt niiben uno belfen fonn, ion audi
nidt lda0en; mer ni6t Silfe, Erolt,
2inoerung, Qiebe uno Seriobnung
ieincn Weitmeni1en gu bringen inn
ltonoe it, uno gieBt nod Del in'5
6eucr ooer l6iirt un0 nabrt oen
9ranO, ser glei6t Dem niloen Tiger
uno Haubmoroer, pel6' beioe unber-
bofit ibr ni6t5 obnenoeS Spfer iibers
fuuen.
5hper lit MenidengIiid 5u grim,
ben unO gar leidt 5u 5erltoren. Webe
olo Oenen Del6e ni6t Dor ibrer eis
genen Siire febren, llno lei6tl tltnnige
Scrnmtrager, SdmaBer ODER Ser
lclmOer 1in0! Iu6 ibre Strofe miro
tommen un0 sic 8armber5igteit Got
te5 miro lie ni6t erreiden.
@er auf gr0en nur ltnbeil uno
Nud)e iaet, fonn oen Sinlmel ni6t
crnten, oenn 8ott miro i'm ni6t FEM
men, Der 9luferltebungstog miro fir
lolGe Ueeni6en Der fiir6terli6e Hi6t-
tag lein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-06

beit boIber, om nd6Iten morgen nod-
mails nieoerbolen IieB. Son 0ieier
3eit an mieo Der SdneiOer iorgfQl-
tig olle5 Jlu6en uno naro Elm rubi>
ger, gelebter uno geu6teter Wunn.
Ser oomolige 6iirItbiIcbof con
6ul0a, 9l0olbert bon S6leifras
Q7OO-1714), pelher bon oieIem
Gorfna erfubr 1n0 li6 bobli6 iibec
0enlelben beluItigte, Oa ibm Der 9e,
beIlerte S6neiOermeiiter bon 8eriou
bcfannt mar, lieb it'd BEN @ergong
D;n hem Bfarrer roAmol5 9cuau be.
rid)raa, nobel er lettern 3w1: lebc
2nlNiq beban0elte, ibm ieh9d; 3unl
S6luile Oie 8ornung erteilte, elm
Oerurtige5 SeIlmittel in Q5nliden
JGllen nidt mebr on5unencen, 6o e5
audi einmQl iible 6olgcn fir Sen Eo-
tlenten baben fonne.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-06
Don Ger Kunlt,
franf ~ letn

IS miro mobl monder iiber 0ieie
lteberidrift ludeln un0 Iif ni6t 0en-
fen tonnen, mo Oa5 binau5 mill. @ie
tann man audi pom &ranfiein al5
elmer &unlt reoen? lln0 ood lit e5
cine groBe &unit, 5por ni6t fronf gu
leln, aber Oie &ronfbeit nit 8eouIo
un0 Grgcbung 5u tragen, ben Mut
nldt Derlleren uno leine ltnge6una
Die nit Der BfIege betrout lit, ni6t
unnitb 81 qu0len. Io3u geb0rt frei.
llt) Olel Selbltiibermin0uug, uno Die.
le feblt lelOer lebr oft oen &rQnfen.
IS beriibrt einen 1onoerbur, menn
man elnen Ueenlden, ben man ionIt
al5 better, ia beinobe uusgeIoI(en
fannie, uuf Dem &ronfenbette miir.
rild) ol5 ben l6limmlten 8e1Iin1iIten
DleoerflnOet. Vtun bort i'm iummern:
~Worum muB id oenn gerooe bon
olelem 1ngliid betroffen peroen?"
Warum lou Did oenn ni6t5 tref.
len iollen? 8arit ou Elm 10 oortreff.
li6er Wsenld, oaB ou Dor onoern et.
mas oorau5 boben muBt? 8lide Inn
old auf oos ungebeure gleno, ous
oiele oelner 0fitmenlden trof, uno
oante 8ott, oaB oein 2eioen nidt 10
groB un0 idDer lit tpie oas ibre. Ser
ne bid beberrifen, geringere Sdmer.
gen ertroge11, 11no ou 1pirlt bid 3u.
rrleoener filblen als 3upor. 1ur6 Die
Serrl6aft iiber Ben eigenen &0rper
Dlr1t on audi groBe S6mer5en Ieid.
ter ertrogen fonnen. Ser &orper lei.
Oct 5mar, aber Ser @eilt bleibt frii6.
Gor alien 0ingen gibt es in unIe.
rer JrauenDelt gar biele, oie SeIbIt.
ubernlnoung i'm 2eioen nur on an.
bern tennen. Sic laiien ibren 2aunen
treien 2ouf, 0enfen nur an itd IelbIt
uno qualen iif uno ibre umgebunq.
&ommt Damn Ser Wonn na6 Sauie,
Damn gt6t's nift5 als S5ummern uno
&logen, uno nimmt er nidt GuBerIih
ourd lebbofte5 8emitleioen BEN req.
item Inteil, Damn lit er gefiibuos, I'm.
bnrmber5ig uno oles m0g1i6e big,
ia, big er eben oie 81 Souie geiu6.
te grbolung anoersDo 5u finoen trod.
tet.
Oarum: llebt eud in 8eoulo un6
Selbltbeberrldung!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-06
Cine ior9iame Pausfrau

Gin braOer 8ean1ter elmer 9roBen
6abrif bate cine ungemeine 6reu0e,
menu er in 0aS tdgli6e &e6en 1einer
9lrbelter bineinblIden fonnte uno els
ne 6amtlle fan0, bel Der 8lild uno
9eiterteit gu SQule maren. 3ur3eit
bate er liA nit 5mei Nobbarfami"
lien gu bel6Gftigen, melde beiOe 10
3lemlid) olelelben @innubmen be5o-
gen, bon Oenen ober oie erlte 3mei
&inoer bate uno Die 6peite flint. Die
erlte 6amilie bate lbre liebe 2alt,
uno mod)te bier uno oa fleine S6ul-
ben, ibre &inOer tDaren i6le6t ge.
flelOet, unreinli6, bleirb uno iaben
ldeu orein. Die onoere 5amilie fonn-
te tros Der flint &inOer ii6 gut BEL
fen: bon S6uloen NOR bier feline &e-
De, oie &inoer puren einfa9, aber
relnli4 getleioet, batten DoQe rote
Baden, ioben munter uno lebensfrob
aus uno moren Oa5u re6t gut ergo.
gen. Ser geanlte freute ii6 lebr BET
Der 8eo6a6tl1ng 6ieier 5Deiten Jo-
mile un0 unterbielt li6 gelegentlid)
nit Der Sausfr frau iiber oie grt uno
8eiie, pie iie oen Sausbalt fiibrte.
~8ie legen Sic eS bod an" 10
iprad er 81 ibr, bob Sic obne Sdul-
ben gu MAIDEN, our6fommen? 9a5u
iinO ia Sbre 9inoer or0entli9 uno
reinli6 gefleibet uno baben Elm re6t
gelunoe5 IuSIeben!"
0ie CUTE 5rau freute it6 iebr iiber
oiele Jragen uno begonn Dem geom-
ten einen fleinen Bortrog iiber ibre
9auSotonomie gu balten.
sd bin bon Sous aus" 10 Iogte
lie, ~un oas Slrbeiten eelpobnt, 5uoem
babe i6 audi als Wao6en ettpas Or.
oentlibes gelernt. 9luBer0em baB i9
ben tigliden Sausbalt belorge, nGbe,
flide uno Dal6e t6 beinobe aues
lelbit uno babe bierfiir ni9ts ooer
nur lpenig auS5ugeben. llnier Saus
balte if ltetS rein uno in Sr6nunq,
lo0oB Der 8ater gerne bel uns al
Soule bleibt uno iebr Denig nutlos
ouSglbt. Sooann bearbeite i'd unter
geibilfe meines Monnes Elm tIeines
Stiid 2ano, oas uns Semitic uno
einige &artoffeln tragt. SIT Die 3eit
Ser &artoffelernte oa uno ltno Die
slusgaben in Der taeliden Suusbol-
tung geringer, oann tueroen Die Gin.
taufe an &leiounssitiiden fir uns
uno Die &inOer gemadt."
60 abnliG iolten es uniere beuti-
gen Sausfruuen MAIDEN. Damn eebt
es nit 8ottes Silfe au6 por,p6rts.
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Cine 9elun9ene Kur

9ie noGfolgenoe, mobIperbiirgte
Inetoote Oiirfte, obIdon lie noturge-
NAB na6 Dem 8eilte ibrer 3eit beur-
teilt meroen muB, Oo6 ou6 iett nod
geetgnet iein CUR grbeiterung bei5u=
tragen:
Gin SdneioermeiIter aus Giden-
5ea i'm &reiie 6uloo, melder ip1breno
oeS Sie6eniabrigen &riegeS in Der
preuBliden 9lrmee olS l6nor5er SUI
lor geOient bate, bro6te aus BENT
lelben Die lebr unlobli6e Site NIT
na9 Soule, unaufborlid gu fluden
uno ben 80len gu 5itieren. Dies mar
Dem Bfarrer oeS 0orfes, einem eifri-
gen @eiItli6en, ielbltperltanoli6 i'm
bo6lten 8raoe unungenebm, uno er
l1eB es ni6t an ernlten grmabnun=
gen feblen, Inn ben i'm iibrigen unbe=
l9oltenen uno arbeitIamen S9nei-
oermeilter bon oieler llnittte gu BEL
len. Oo6 blieben anfangs aue babin
geri6teten anItrenguneen erfoIglos.
elnes Cages ieoof, als Der S6nei.
Der tpleoer gang greuli6 flu6te un0
Der Pfarrer Oies 5u ieinem 2eiomeien
nit anboren muBte, fam iuIt i'm reds
ten Iugenblid Elm luitiger 5dorn-
ltelnfeger ms Oorf. 0o enttparf Ser
Bfarrer iogleid einen Blan, Inn
S6Daroes our6 S6mor5es uno @il-
oes ourd 8iloes gu b6noieen,, ODER
tpte man gu iagen pflegt, ben EeufeI
our6 8eel5ebub ous5utreiben. gS
fiel ibm ni6t idDer, ben 59ornItein.
feser fir oieien Blun gu gepinnen
uno i'm auf ieine gfoIle geniigeno
bor5ubereiten.
@eraoe ols Ser grbuiar i'm it6rfs
item Soben begriffen mar, itlr5te
ploblid oer S6ornlteinfeger, in ie0er
Sonb einen 5euerbrano i6pingeno,
auf i'm los. Storr Dor gntIeten fiel
Der S6neioer, obne nod zines 8or-
tes mahtig 5u iein, unter Ben TiI6.
Sn ieiner @mporung iiber oielen flag.
lt6en slnblid ging Der &uaiiteufel
nod melt iiber feline Snitruftion bin,
aus, padte oen Waulbeloen uno mari
i'm auf einen 0iin9erbaufen Dor Die
Sir. Sbnma6tig puroe Der S6nei,
Der bon mitleibigen 8ouern no6.
bauie getragen uno iein erltes 8ort,
na6oem er uieOer CUR 8eiinnung &C.
langt mar, mar Die 8itte Inn gel
den Srolt uno 8eiitan0.
geun begub itd Der Bfarrer in Die
8obnung oes Sdneioers, bielt ibm
etne lange uno einorin9li6e Straf-
preoigt uno erlangte bon Dem reui-
gen Climber 6os 8eripreden, niemals
mebr au fluden, pel6es 8eripreben
it6 Der @eiitlide, Ser groBern Cider