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Evening star., 1947-09-20
Fry to Discuss Housing
Needs in Montgomery

Housing needs in Montgomer,
County will be discussed by e. M
Fry, president Of the Montgomery
County Real Estate Board, at 9
luncheon meeting of the board al
1890 pm. Wednesday at the Ken.
wood Club.
Mr.. Fry will talk about the renta
needs of the National Institute o.
Health, the Naval Medical Center
Johns Hopkins University Labora'
tory, and the Naval Ordnance Lab
oraGory at White Oak, largest EN-.
ployers in the county.
Evening star., 1947-09-20

the 5400 block of Kansas avenue
NV, from four months to one year
and day for forging $50 in checks
against the account of a woman
roomer in the defendants home
and also for extracting from a mail
box a bank statement and Cancelled
checks sent to her.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-11
Even WaLLace's chickens teach lessons in politics

five months old. she wrote.
The pullets are all laying and
the roosters are the biggest
things in captivity. Exactly
what is their ancestry? am
furious that I didn't show them
at the West Washington Fair
last week. as they are much
bigger and more beautiful
than any of the. prize chickens.
snow that I have got Betty
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-11

agree upon revised franchise,
or to take over the power sys-
tenn for municipal ownership.
John Reid Turney, special
counsel for the committee, and
the engineers who are assisting
the committee in its investiga-
ton have been ordered to gath
er the facts on public owner
ship and present them at the
public hearings, according to
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-11
Macdonald liking chickens

Macdonald liking chickens
again, I am convinced that
eventually we shall get the
U. S. and Russia liking each
other. I call attention to the
fact that the best results with
chickens are obtained by cross
ing Reds and Whites But
it has to be done in the right
way"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-11

Betty Macdonald, author Of
best-seller THE Egg and l." is
no longer a "chicken-baiter"-
due to the efforts Of Henry
Wallace
In the Oct. 6 New Republic,
the following item, signed by
Wallace, appeared:
Betty Macdonald, The Egg
and L girl who didn't like Bob's
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-11

Aid. Robert Merriam (5th).
Merriam said that the COM
mittee was eager TO hear the
viewpoints of any civic. labor.
or business organizations on
the questions.
Any organization which wish
es to testify at the hearings can
notify the committee chairman,
Aid. Clarence P. Wagner OATH.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-11

Leghorns, told me last fall that
1 could send her some of my
cross-bred chickens provided
they didn't have too much
'flighty' Leghorn blood in them.
So in early April I sent her
some eggs produced by cross
ing chickens which were part
New Hampshire Red and part
Leghorn.
When they were a LITTLE over
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-11

The question Of public own
ership arose when Common
wealth Edison's franchise, I'M
der which it had amassed mil
lions of dollars in profits for
the House of Morgan and other
Big Business interests which
control it, expired Sept. II.
The utilities committee is
considering whether to renew
the old 50-year franchise, TO
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-11
PIun herring on Edison Co. frc1nchise

The case for public owner
ship of Chicago's power system
will be presented to the City
Council utilities committee at
public hearings Oct. 20, it was
learned this week.
DR.. Carl o. Thompson, di-
rector of the Public Ownership
League, disclosed that he had
asked Irving H. Flamm and
Meyer Field, attorneys and
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-11

mem5ers OF the league, to pre-
sent a report proving the feas-
Utility and advantages that
would come to the city with
municipally-owned power sys-
tenn.
The report, entitled Chi
cago's Greatest Opportunity"
is based on the leagues years
of research and experience,
DIR. Thompson said.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-11
SteeIworkers seek
Negro organizers

Petitions were being circu-
lated this week among the
10000 members of The United
Steelworkers of America Local
1910 at Inland Steel asking that
more Negro members be added
TO the staff of the international
union.
The petition was addressed
by the local TO Phillip Murray.
president of USA-CIO. pointed
out that the unions member
ship is 20 per cent Negro.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-11

Administration program and
policies on major issues, the
board said. ARE fast becoming
indistinguishable from those of
Hoover, Taft. Dewey and Dulles.
The position which EXPIRES.
Hoover has attained in White
House councils is further evil
dence of Pres. Truman's abject
retreat from the Roosevelt poll
cies."
AS substitute for the Marshall
plan, which it charged bears
within it the same dangers as
does the Truman doctrine" Pea
called for creation through the
United Nations of a world recon-
struction fund with no political
strings" to rehabilitate war-deva-
stated areas. 1t also proposed in
standardization of the Ruhr and
reduction of trade barriers with
the.u, S.. taking the initiative.
CHARGING that the Marshall
plan would split Europe into east
ern and western blocs, Pea said
it would also intensity the econ
omic plight of the western nations
by strengthening the domination
of their economies by the Ameri-
can dollar, and shutting them off
from trade with the east"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-11

the ''hate Russia" tide which, if
allowed TO continue its rise.
will make inevitable the most
terrible war in history.
He denounced the former
governor and US. minister TO
Bulgaria for his recent anti
Russian blast and commended
that Earle was actually the
wsrmonger so labelled by Rus
sia's Andrei VishinskY before
the United Nations.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-11
By TRAVIS k. HEDRIcK

WASHINGTON-FP)-That re-
port of Pres. Truman's council of
economic advisers warning that
price levels are not justified and
that study ought to be made of
ways to check further boosts, was
considerably watered down
document.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-11
Pea board urqes:
Nationwide steel

ownership the steel anti
the o meet here
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-11
Cut price curb plea from
report to please Truman

and contains so much political
dynamite that the administra-
ton is afraid 10 let the public
have the facts. What is actually
going on, of course. cannot be
hidden from anyone who is will
ing 10 go TO the bother TO add
up the facts.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-11

control and rationing on food.
This analysis, which warned of
the imminent danger of wildfire
initiation in the U. s., was much
too strong medicine for the coun-
Gil itself and the economists were
sharply overruled.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-11

A leak high up
in the organiza-
ton tipped cor
respondents on
Oct. 8 that the
working econo-
mists who pre-
pared the origi-
nal report actu-
a lily demanded
t h e immediate
return of price
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-11

AS WRITTEN for Truman'S
eyes, the document tells the ma
tons chief executive only what
the council. thought he wanted to
hear. And the economists, boiling
mad, have branded the final study
"cowardly."
The situation is so alarming
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-11

the charge
of "warmon-
ger" against
former Gov.
George II.
E a rle of
PennsYlvan-
ia.
The noted
Lincoln BIZ
ographer said
that E arle
was part of
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-11

The Pea directors, who as
sembled from 16 states for a 2
day meeting Oct As, charged that
the steel industry, 'the corner
stone of our entire economy" is
deliberately restricting production,
keeping prices high and forcing
the nation into a depression. Pea
also renewed its call for public
ownership of coal mines, railroads
and electric power to relax the
stranelehold of concentrated ,pri-
vate interests in our economic
life
To combat initiation, which PEA
attributed to a weak" admins
tration and an NAM dominated
Congress-" the board called for a
special session of Congress to re-
store price control and rationing
machinery.
LEADERSHIP of the Truman
administration on all fronts was
scored by Pea, which warned
that independent forces, by new
party if necessary, will insist upon
the opportunity in 1913 to vote for
a progressive candidate for Presi-
dent" Special praise was ac-
corded to Henry A. Wallace for
'1his efforts on behalf of the ma
tional welfare"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-11
sandbure charges
Earle is warmonger

Carl Sandburs. famous peo-
pies poet this week brought
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18. & a , itel.

Die beiben J0riterfrauen batten bi.
lebten S4iiie nidt fallen b0ren
SIMMER tpieber traten lie auf bi.
Strabe binaus unb bielten Musi9au
na4 ibren Wdnnern. Gin idDner
Morsen ipar's. Die Sonne bait.
bic Wolfen pertrieben unb itrablte
bonn blauen 9immel. 8ein 2iift4er
reete iih.
Das tleine 6annden ipar in tiefen
Sdlaf beriunfen. 1srau Gmrid pers
mteb iebes @erdufd. Gum Nrbeiten
bate lie aud gar feline Rube! =
5rau 2iiberib mar nidt mebr fu
tpiberitanbfdbis. Die SGnbe in ben
Sdoob gefaltet. iab lie in benz 2ehns
itubl am Geniter, unb ipenn lie iid
einmal bodseaudlt bate unb binaus
duf bic Strabe sesansen tpar. batte
lie balb nieber ibren @oraenplab
auffu4en miiFen. 10 aitterten ibr por
Grreeuns bic Giibe.
9l4t llbr i9lus's bonn 9ampii4z
teimer Rir9tburm = balb neun!
Mit einem Seufser Iebnte lie ben
aopf an bas ihtparse 2eberpoliter
auriid unb i9loB bic Musen; bieies
@arten in llneepibbeit mar fiirdter=
lid!
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BerrinS.kalrnoer
0te)entarses ea&ie1 e&nsesbxslee
teS &Dr)6mestSG,

Bunose-Prastdent. Gsors Kascnsr. ss4l
Goleta Ave, Youngstown. Ohio
,.,s .nsT-RunHss-Przs'dsnt; Adolf aS o1 ow,lnnssr
- I. vi:e-s.pSa... VIZ s.i s Hiix Hsinsics xslasl. n. 14s
- V We s'b;i bandes aeas prss,den., sam Ae.r.
l1s1s Cooley Ave, Cleveland. Ohio.
2: Bundes-Sekretsr. John Smiley. 7o5
Arlington Ave, N. W., Canton, Ohio.
2208 Holland Str. Erie. Pa
Rundes-vervaltel, Michael salmen.
G4s2 Maplecrest. Parma Heights Ohio;
Younsstown. Onto: Anna Knal. Ssei
Kirkwood Ave. Cleveland. Ohio.
xoTFos
6ad test in nintTscht inaerforG
svxDsss1x1zo11,
1.Asssssksiea J.
0Sv3'AG,A. Ohio. 111tRoelt-1sxnaA1a.
Pras. Michael sslmen. slss Maple.
crest Parma HeightA
Ser. Michael Krauso. SSIl West
62. Str. Atlantic 7195.
0lsvslana 0stseits IleAsasaSsl
0omisohter Chor.
Pras- Kath. zakel, sl6 Eddy Road.
sekr.. Ka:A. Trlsnsr. s4l East lis.
strasse. Tel: GIL. 1905.
DUAAe0ookt1o1 q
DetFoiA 0leh. .. 3. GenlschteS CAoR.
PrAs., Georg Schuller, 1880 Barlow
Ave. Tel: AR. 6374.
Sekr., Anna winkler. 16419 Novsra
TEL: We 9-126S.
BundosDektion 4.
Erie, Pa. q. 3. A3RuoEchoR.
Praa, John singe,. sos West 70. str.
selkr.- Frank J. Rsntja, l33 Ost -.
D01do00oktaoA ..
1o1A3n, 0. ., .. 0o9oA4v0eo42 01AtgoeAt.
Praa. Michael Kirschner. I'll West
FL. Strasse.
Prot.-sekr.. r. K Tr,sssnhensst, l7As
Oberlin Ava
0D2dO0ookt1oO q
New Castle, Rs. Eintracht 0ssan6.
VNE0e2.
President, John Uptch, 240S Delaware
sekr.. oeors Lang. 2os W. Sheridan
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versammlun 1anrlrcl. eInmal in dem
yon der Konvention i'm voraus bestimm-
ten Ort und an dem vom Gross-Prx-
sidenten anzuberaumenden Tage.
0foS0.Deameos
Gross.Prasident, John Balthes, sos
Leader Bldg, Cleveland. o. Main 1921.
I. vize-Gross-Pras., DR.. John Foisel,
76l Eddy Road, Cleveland, Ohio.
q. yize-Gross-Pras., Andreas W. Petri.
SoS6 West 1O4. Str, Cleveland. Ohio.
Hudson Pr. Youngstown. Ohio: -.
Leader Bldg, Cleveland, o. Main 1921.
H'lfsgross- s-Sekretar. Sciatzn,ai star,
John Eochus, 302 Leader Bldg, Cleve-
land. y. Main S621.
Observation-Disclosures Geo. Oeprner,
9ls Bonnie Brae Ave, YOUNGSTOWN, &.
Henry SCHNEIDER. 1oeO5 ..lnnet Avenue,
Cleveland, Ohio; john F. Orbe1, 3C26
Hudson Dr., Youngstown, D.. Fred j.
Thesis, $50 Homewood Ave-. Salem
Ohio; Herman M. Hartman, 901 Park
Ave-, Elyria, Ohio.
Grossarzt, DR.. Fred J. schuster, ss1
Erie Bldg, Cleveland, o. Cherry 657S.
Rechtsbeistand, George Schneider.
1851 st. Clair, Ave.. Cleveland. Ohio
ENdicott OO95
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BRANCH.CALENDER
Trsnsvlpais Sasss ysors Association q ths Usts6 Sto
q AMertca

BRANCHES or THE T. 8. :. 1

BRANCHES OF THE r. 3. =. 4.
President Henry SCHNEIDER. 1oeo5 Lin.
net Ave, Cleveland 2, O..
land Road Canton, o. Phone 25015.
Secretary, Eleanor Rauch. IS South
Hazelwood Road, Youngstown Ohio.
Secretary, Mary Paul. 333 Melwood
7reasdie:- Edith Bodendorrer. s15
Beckford ST.. New Castle. Pa Tel:
1nAxc11s OF Tax ,. q -
AIdanees Ohio. - Saxon Junior Club.
Pres, Tom Murx, Jr. S24 MILLER Ave.
sec'y- Carl Evsrth. S4s 8. Arch st.
os.soa. Ohio. - oaato. saxoa yuasoee
Pres. Donald Ongerth. ia Harrison
Secy. Francis Theis, 3406-24th st.,
N. w. Phone a-S206.
Chicago. m. - Chicago South saas
Junior Saxon Club.
eol5 op5sesident. Robert Msttes 1ols East
rs ssersssary. Hilda untch, SIS West
Cleveland, Ohio.
casveland East Junior Saxon car.
Antissa1e tfesadent; Sd Edward Schneider sSsa
Secretary. Ethel Krich. 1897 uas,
Blvd.
President, Bill Folberth a238 West
Secretary, Dorothy StuehleP. 1858 w
132id st. Orchard 6338.
105th st. Orchard 1896.
Columbus, Ohio. Columbus AuAao1
8a1on Club.
President. Michael c. Schmidt. Jr
1854 S. High ST. Phone Ga. 5062.
Secretary, Walter NJ. Thesis, 1887 z
Whittier st. Phone Ca 2974.
Homestead, Pa. Homestead Junior
8axons.
President, Edward Theis. 5063 Lou.
qean Ave-. Pittsburgh, Pa. Phone Ho
6095.
Secretary, Marie Sterner, 776 Mel.
Jackson 5O43
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II. & apitel.


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benz Sdlafe aufsei9rsdt. iein Sof'
bunb poIlte gar ni9t aufb0r.n "a
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bas lanee. blpnbe Sauptbaar bins
ibm tpirr Inn ben &opf, buitere Nu<
gen iaben aus feinem blei9en eiidt.
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audi ben S9iebpriisel CUR 9anb sez
nommen, bas mar bod 10 bumm!
Man itellte feline S6linsen, lieb bic
9irf9e am 2eben, benn bas @etpeib
sonnte man bod nidt aufbdnsen,
unb fling ii9 Elm Reb. 0as Wilbz
bret ipar bel garter unb Elm folhes
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ben Riiden nebmen unb na9 6au1e
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fden belfen, iie f0rbern in allen 2eis
besnDtben! limb ols er bic beiben
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S9ab.nfreube ben Munb. 9a bate
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setter abbefommen! lnb ipie Ct bas
serabe ba4te, bra4 Der alte Wann
sufammen. SEPT bieB es, bel ben
GriinrOden iit lieb 8inb gu maiden!
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9auie esitanben, nun gins ct eili9
auf bic beiben 5l.
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unb lanses 2eben, nein. mas 1T bsuu
ba paiiirt9 80"
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fb-ie i'm Gmri9 an.
Inter fortpdbrenbem Heben fab:.
Hobbin.t gu, ausfrasen ipollte er ben
6orHer, aber Der faste tein Wort.
Nuf bas padeliae Sofa ipu.o'
2iiberis eebeitet. bic Soppe ihn;!i
i5m Gmri6 an Der WunbIteGe bu,,
2eibe, md, tpor bic 8lutung nibi
gum Stilitcno aetommen. aber &C.
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Detroit Mich. - Detroit Junior Saxons.
President, John Meind,, 1850 Lake
view Ave. TEL: Hickory 1177.
Sec'y.. Mitzi Schemmel. 1888 Granger
Ave. Tel: Olive 1885.
Euvood City. = Hllwood CITY
Junior 8axpnD.
Pres, George Paul, 1225 Crescent Avs.
Secy., Catherine Paul, Martin Ave-.
Ellport. Ellwood City. Pa. Phone 16s7-R
rarrsll, 1~ - rarrsu Saxon AsA,ssAs
President, Henry Holmes. 304 Hamii.
ton Ave. Phone 2149s
sec'y:. WITH Zelch, Gil spearman Ave.
Phone 25265. ~.oA1
Gary. indiana cary saxos yu,iors
Sport Club.
paR ss.na Ss'sn hsfv. fs c'iS'1' iiss r.i. 81
Ave. Phone 6210.
Lora'n' Ohio; To-, . 5orsin 5:s.s Junior
President, Elmer Schneider. 1109 w.
18th st. Phone: 62-5O5.
Secretary: Shirley Goohs 3246 Lexing-
ton Ave. Phone: 6z-s37.
Eoaaca, "a. - 1soasss yu1ses
Pres. Fermen Massey. sos Ninth st.
TEL: Rochester 3677-W.
2Ov Castle, Ya. HeV 0ogea0
Saxon Juniors.
President william Ungar, sos DAse
Sheridan Ave. Phone 3222-J.
sec'y:, Ruth Schuster. 7oS State stf.
Phone 1861.
Salem, Ohio. - salem Junior saxon
Club.
Pres. Andrew ,,lr1ch. s0s Liberty o
Sec'y., Mary Lou Lutsch. eos Arch u.
YouAg0ooW1, Ohio. - YouAG0eovD
Junior oAIo0A
President, Michael H. Bokesch. Jf..
81 East Warren Avenue.
Cor. Sec'y.. katherine T. Bochu. r6A
North Walnut Street
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Bundssssktion 9.
xoaAeoeov1, OAxo. .. . 1AAn1goAes.
Pras.. Geors Raidsl ST.. I7s FrsdricA
:, g seq; s. Gustav A sohunn. ,os' Sum
Dundesssxsion 10.
Erie, Rs. - Sisbsnburgse Dams1eAoA
President. Elise schreiber. 14s Ease
sekretar. Alma Reisenauer, 71s West
BunAssssktion IL.
01svoia1d. 0AAS. 0ams1eAo1 "0a1o0Aae.
Pras.. Mathilda siearto. s3S1 wsoe
81. Str. Tel: Wo. 2729.
sekr.. Elrsapeta Tischlsr. 1851 wsso
~ Str. Wo. 651S.
1yadDeooR1ao. II
Younsssown, o. DamsAcAoT 1dslvsooA
PrAaL. Jossnns Miller. SO Clsarno1s
sskretar . Marie PnnsssraR. u nas
Warren Avh
Dundssssktio. ls-as.
0aaton. o. %. ~~reasnsa ossaA9v9sA
NJ ryz.. q John smiley. 7os Ar''nsso. A..
:, sssr :: X: M;sh,s1 Mic % s. Schmidt. ssis Tos.
1a.AesSetuo. II
New Castle, Pa. 8. 3. DamenchoR
"FrohS1nn"
Pras., Katl. oartner. l2l sheridan Az.
6ekr.. Helen 0Grtner. 131 0hs1oaD
Avenue.
DundesUDktdon 10.
Salem, Ohio, 3oho Iiodsx1HaAs.
rrxs. Ronald Fleischer. 4s4 3. Broad.
s-kr. Mary Yunk. los Aetna strassa
Tel: 44S7. ..
DuAAO0ookt1o1 ..
YouAeSSoW1. ., q. JuA40x Iy1o 0h0g0A
President. Georg Raidel. Its Fredrib
sec'y.. Gustav schunn. 3oss sunmA
1undessektion ~.
Cleveland West Saxon Junior 0lue.
President Bill Folberth, a23s West
105th Street. Orchard 1896.
Sec'y., Dorothy Stuehler. 1852. West
132nd Street. Orchard 6338.
Bundesssktion 90.
0aMOeo-0eA -
olsvslaad 1ass Junior saxon 0aoaA
President. George Krech. $3.50 eavae
hoe Road, Tel.:YEllowstone 1924.
Secretary, Sara s. Schuller, 2061 Nao1
I15th Street. Phone Randolph 9s3%.
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DIE HUMPELHANNE
ROMAN Won HORST BODEMER

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rGr pirb bribsr peatommen,
ipenn Der Nrat ni9t gu Ianse aus>
bleibt; bic &usel mub raus!"
Die 8lutuns mar gum Stin itanb
setommen, Elm neuer Derbanb ipar
balo anseleat. 2iiberib ieuf5te einmal
auf, gum 8epubtf.in erma4te er
nod nidt. Der Sddfer leste linn
einen 8eutel nit gis auf ben aopf.
Trau bon glaufen ipolIte gmrib
ousfueen. SAr Mann fdiittelte uns
( pilIia ben aopf.
r2aB ibn in Rube, 2rube, Ct III
mod sans ramb5Ts! - aein Wuns
b.r. lieber Gmrih! - Der Staotsz
onpalt lpirb linn ben 8ppf b.ute nod
beib eenua rnaden!"
Ser JOriter audte auIammen. Ct
mubte fi4 auf einen Stubl feben.
rRunotp, seben sic Gmrid bon
benz aoenat. unb nidt 5u piel bem
2iiberib einsetrdufelt, gle tpiKen, Der
| alte Mebi5inalratb Iiest Sbre Gcn=
eurrena ni9t! - unb bann boIen
Sic Yubel unt Oarmfaite, unb fiji
den benz 6unbe ben 8ebans auiams
! men! - aomm. 2rube, pertreten mi,
rns brauten bic JiiBe ooer leg bid
pieber idlafen!"
Srau pan 8lauten ipolIte ni9t
l nad Sauie eeben.
i. 9luf unb ab panbeI;sn bic beiben
Dor 3obbinefs 6dus6en, um oen
I: Wr5t az ertparten. -
9lls benz b,apen Oeftor Der Be-
! bang seflidt tuuroe, bate Gmrib nit
Mobbinei unb benz Oielter bic qr0bte
I Miibe. bas Sb;er gu baIten. bas fid;
unter Sdmerseu ipano uno fiir9ters
lid tloste. -
IGIe balben Stunbsn sine 6.rr
| bon 8lauten einmol in's 3imm.r,
Inn gu frasen, ob 2iiberib nod ni9t
aus feiner Obnmadt ertpadt fei.
Simmer erbielt er bic slei9lautenoe
| Intport: ~Rein!'
@esen Morsen bate ii9 Jieber
eingeitellt. BIauten tpetterte:
rOa bat man nun Selepbon, ober
ipenn mans am n0tbieiten brauht,
niibt es nidts. neil in Der Nadt tein
Infdlub gu buben lit! - Serrsott
gleiA iieben, ba eebt's ia tpieber.
tomm nit nab Sauie. min bas
@umbinner 2anbssridt antlinseln,
bas Warten bat gar teinen Sinn,
Robbinet tann's uns fagen, tpenn Der
Ooftor tpmmt, unb fir mid ipirb
bas beute nidt eerabe Elm beauemer
Sag! auh einen Reittne4t tpolIen
! mir au Jrau 2iiberib fdiden!"
-Nein. ih fabre felbit- gu ibr!"
Sa tlopfte 8laufen ibr bic S4ulz
ter.
"giit cine prddtise Jrau. meine
liebe Sruoe!"
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II bte Sett tet3ntreten. Ilim seNaaere
Snfsrmatisn rufen gle ben 2sssI.
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Bldg, Cleveland, Ohio.
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Youngstown, Ohio.
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Eddy Road, Cleveland, Ohio.