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, 1951-05-09
Red Soldier Almost
Cripples us. Plune
With Stone

An enraged Chinese COM
munist foot soldier almost
crippled a US. fighter plane
by hurting a rock at it. Accord
ing to the pilot; he was STRAIT
ing enemy troops for the third
time when one of the soldiers
tossed a rock into the mouth
Evening star., 1951-05-16
Citizen Group Opposes
Electric Rate AppeaI

The Cathedral Heights-Cleve-
land Park Citizens Association last
night opposed participating in an
appeal against an electric power
rate increase here.
The Federation of Citizens AS
sociations is considering filing
such an appeal. after its recent
success in fighting higher gas rates.
The associations action last
night stemmed from resentment
Of members to the SIS. 900 in fees
awarded to the three attorneys
who won a $1.25 million refund
for gas consumers recently from
the Washington Gas Light Co.
In another action, the associa-
tion urged revision of District
parking regulations to require new
apartment builders to provide 100
per cent off-street parking for all
tenants.
Officers elected were John A.
Remon. president: George F..
Roxie, first vice president: A. Gray
Dawson, second vice president;
Lawrence Z. Gourley, and Joseph
A. Roney, delegates to the Fedora
tion, and Mrs. s. M. Moore, jr., and
Mrs. Walter A. Sellers. delegates
to the Northwest Council. e. L.
Florance. was reelected secretary.
Evening star., 1951-05-16
Pefworth Citizens Oppose e
Fee Payment in Gas Case

The Petworth Citizens Associa-
tion last night Joined the list Of
civic groups protesting the pay
ment of fees to Attorney Herbert
p. Leeman and his associates after
their successful fight against a|
gas rate increase.
In a resolution, the association
charged that Mr.. Leeman. presi-
dent of the Federation of Citizens
Association, which he was repre-
senting in the gas case. and Vernon
v. Baker and William A. Roberts
had said or indicated their serv-
ices were to be voluntary.
The resolution asked that the
three men relinquish their fees
and permit them to be disbursed
to gas consumers.
In other business, the associa-
ton adopted a second resolution
favoring the continuance Of segre-
gated education in the District
and opposing a Municipal Univer-
sity which would include Wilson
Teachers College.
The meeting was held in the
Petworth Library, Georgia avenue
and Upshur street NV.
Evening star., 1951-05-16
Anacosfia Citizens 10 Enferl
New Float for Parade Prizel

The Anacostia Citizens Asso-
citation last night set its sights
on winning for the second straight
time the trophy for the best float
contributed by a citizens associa-
ton in the annual Southeast Busi-
nessmen's Parade.
Last years prize winner boasted
Hawaiian dancing girls. In view
of its success, the association is
considering a similar display this
year. The affair will be staged on
June 10.
In other business, the associa-
ton voted to stand up and bel
counted as one of the many asso-
Citations in favor Of appealing the
rate increase recently awarded to
the Potomac Electric Power Co.
John B. Prebilich, president, con-.
Quoted the meeting In the social
hall of the Anacostia Methodist
Church, Fourteenth and q streets
Sc.
Evening star., 1951-05-16
Citizens Council Plans
Two Defense Meetings

The North Washington Council
of Citizens Associations is spon-
soring two public civil defense
meetings.
The first meeting will be ~at 8
pm. tomorrow in the Roosevelt
High School auditorium, Thir-
teenth and Upshur streets NV.
The other will be at 8 pm. Friday
in the Coolidge High School audi
torium, Fifth and Tuckerman
streets NV.
Speakers at both sessions, will
include Inspector John Z. Fondahl,
director of Civil Defense here; 1t.
Col. William Kittel, chemical Of
ficer for the Military District Of
Washington. and Mrs. Joyce
Doyle, American-born former resi-
dent of London, who was an air
raid warden during the World
War II blitz Of London.
Evening star., 1951-05-16
turn until office machines and business euuip.
ment and forms 20 to work.

Recordmaking, recordkeepng, and figure work in the
Office the mansay of planning and the backbone pro.
duction in the plant More TOOLS therefore, are needed to
multiply the output of nearly million Office employees
out of 8 of all the nations workers.
With these business TOOLS production can be put into high
gear fast make Americas Office workers get the
helping hand these tools provide.
How much Of a helping hand?
With office machines and business equipment the vita Jobs
Of office Uorkers be handled thirty times faster
And yet Office machines and business equipment use but
one.ttId of 10 of the nations steel.
The only way to mobilize our productive strengh-and
manpower tools give workers in both factory
and Office all the tools they need.
Evening star., 1951-05-16

teal, sorting, colating, tabulating, microflming
and time-recording equipment, twice as many
workers would be required to prepare the rec.
ords and reports vital to planning and control.
Without tools to do the checkwriting, check.
signing, and cash registering times as many
people would be needed to handle the flow Of
money-the lfeblood of our economy.
Evening star., 1951-05-16

people would be needed for the vital communi.
cation processes of business and industry.
Without modern office tools to do the adding.
subtracting, multiplying and dividing = the cal.
culations needed in the operation of Americas
defense economy would require five times more
manpower.
Without proper bookkeeping, accounting, stats.
Evening star., 1951-05-16
Office tools save manpower for defense

The right kind Of desks and chairs for each work
station-and the right kind Of equipment for filing,
handling, preserving and safeguarding information
this 10 the starting point of manpower-saving
i'm the Office.
Without scientifically designed forms plus mod
ern equipment for debating, tipping, duplicating,
addressing and mailing-2O to 80 times more
Evening star., 1951-05-16

Next sUeek Ne,c York cU be the scene of meeting
devoted to one Of americas greatest problems The
National Office Management association in its 32nd
annual Conference soiu confer the production
job ahead for military and civilian needs.
Add many thousands Of guns, tanks
and planes on top of our civilian production
and we've got real problem on our hands!
It's not problem we can solve just by putting
more workers on the job. Almost everybody's at
work now The onl ly hope is to multiply the out
put of these workers manyfold-with tools in
both factory and office.
For not a wheel of industrial production can
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6erortiges geiaet. Der geridt lei I'M
lDnbr, aber Der Teufel finbe INNER
Wittel lino Wege, nm uns Shooen
.atl3utun. gaid)t tperiger beutIih Gn-
Berte iid Ger fotboIiihe Hfarrer So
lief 9eaber bon &onnersrelitb, Der mir
beitdtigte, oaB Gbereie niemnIs Bro-
pbe5eiungen geniaht babe. sic babe
iiberbonpt ME 0ffentlib iiber politi-
fhe Dinge cine Meiniiug abgegeben.
.uno iie tperbe bns ouh iiher ME tun.
Sbereies 2eben lei oeln Bebet, Der
Raiteiling itnb benz ItiIlen 2ei6 fir
@ott unb lire Mitmenfhen gepeibt.
- SSn einem 8eriht ipar iogar Be.
bauptet iporben, Dor pier5ebn Sabren
babe M0olf @itler cine 5tpeiltiinoige
llnterreoung1 gbereie gebabt, l,no
iie babe Inn bei biejer @eIegenbeit
ieinen 5fnra porausgeIoet. Eati1h-
LID bot Ebereie rtienldIs SitIer ae-
troffen, llno Sitler mar nuh ME IN
@onnersreutb. Sic Stano Der gensi-
9errldaft 10 feinoIid eegeniiber, Bob
Sitler tDobl ME barnn geoabt baben
tpiiroe, lie ailfauiiiderl.
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Obio, befIen 3tpef Die &eranbilbune
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hauptiGhIib aneetpieien auf Die Gin.
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@,,.d,ta,,,A,

Die fonlmen6e Wohe lit Die beilige
aar,pode, 5l,r ;grinllerllng on bas
bittere 2eioen ilnb Sterben bes grl0-
iers. am Sonntag lit 9almionntag.
Mm Mittipoh. Donnerstag unb 6rei-
tagabenb fi1het in ben rnei1ten Bfarr=
firben Die iogenannte genebrae-Mn-
bad)t ltatt. Mm @riinoonnerstag, bem
Boraeenb Der beiligen Haliion, miro
6ie Giniesung oes Mnerbeiligitei1 Ml-
tarfnfrdtne1lts gefeiert NIT feierlibem
9ofaillt. gead bem Gloria bieier
Meiie nerItummen Srgel uno 8lof.
fen uno 9rauer ienft iih auf oie
Stride. Nm @riinDonnerstngna6nli
tag uno -abe1b lit unllnterbrohene
slnbetl1ns oes MllerbeiligIten uno in
nanden Bfarrfirden 1peroen Die An-
betungs5tiln0en burb Sic Nabt auf
&arfreitagmorgen 6lrbgefiibrt. Mm
&arfreitagnloreen finoen Sic ergrei-
fen1en 3erenronien ser &reiiaper-
ebr,tng l,no ser Missa prdesa,ctifi-
cation itatt. Weittags lit in pielen
Hfarrfirben Die Iogenannte 9reiitlin=
oens sMnbadt Su gbren bes 2eibens
uno Sterbens oes SeiIaroes. Der
&ariamstag nit Der @eibe bes 5eu-
ers, Tauimaiiers, Siterfer3e 1,lap. lit
bie Gorfeier pon Sftern. Tim Wfittag
fommt Sic beilige 5aitenSeit gum Mb-
ihluB.
8ie aus Dem 8atifan befannt ge-
geben ipuroe, bat oie 81. =8itenfongre-
CATION fiiralid alien 8iihofen oes
grbfreiIes Die @rlaubnis erteilt, in
oielem Sabre bie felt Sabrbunoerten
auBer Braris gefo1lmene Mbenbfeier
Ser OiterpigiI apieber eir15urihten, 3.
b. Die am &ariamstagmorgen gefeier-
te 2iturgie auf oie Mbenbih,noen 5u
perlegen. Inter Der in ben eriten
ssabrhnnberten einaefiibrten Erabi=
tion fanb Die @etbe oes neuen Seu-
ers, gaufpaliers, Der Oiterfer5e atltp.,
iotpie oie 2eiung Der 5lpolf Bropbe-
5eil,neen uno 6ns feierlihe griuItet
in BEN ip1ten Mbenbitlnben Itatt. gs
folgte Die Eaufe Der @atehnmenen
uno oann, Inn Die WfitternahtsItun6e,
Die Stunbe Der MuferItebnng oes
&errn, Dos feierIihe Otter MeBopfer
@entGB nersertp1bnten 1euen Grlnub-
mis- oiirfte Die Geier nm airfa 3ebn
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rittet. Sir Die Rin6er 0er 81. Gu
fns -@emeinoe ipir6 inoefien an Der
Sun1mit Mbe. itno DrforoStr. cine
pr6htige neue HfarrIhule gebaut, bic
bis gum Serbit fertis geitellt iein jon.
Die 5t.-2ufns. @en,einte bat n,tit-
nrebr nad) Iangi1brigenl Berriiben bas
friibere 5ansbDs9eim neben Der air.
de ertporben nno miro bort In Ser
ndditen 3eit oas Rfarrbuus einrid-
ten.
sssn @bite Bear 2afe miro Sic st.
ien-@emeinoe oemn1bit nit ser
Grridtung zines groBen Mnbaus an
ibre Bfarribule Beginner. @epIant
lift elm 5ipeiltofiger Mnbau nit bier
.MaIlen5inmern nnb elm GROCER Slit
gel nit Iurnbane, 8iibne, @uhe ,ln0
Brauleb1oern unb Mnfleibe5ianmern.
Die Soften tperoen bon oem auit1noi-
gen Arhiteften, @alter Butler So.
bon ct. Bail, al,f $175,OO0 geib1tt
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Nns aonnersreutb n1elbete unterm
n. 6s. Der g. g. -&orreiponoert sc.
Soroan: Mlle @erihte, bab Ebereje
Nellmann irgenbtpelbe 8orausiagen
iiber oie politiide 3isfunft Der Melt
Igenlabt babe, iino bplIit1noig itnbe-
|griinoet, 1pie iie mir bier ieIbit erfI1r-
tes Sh bracbte 3u ibrer @enntnis, bab
@eriibte I'M llmlnuf ieien, 1ponnh iie
fir 1852 ben @eltfrieoen unter 11m-
itdn0en, bic riemanb uoransnbnen
fam" propbe5eit babe, aber Gbereie
mics bas aneit BON iih. Ser uripriing.
lihe 6eutihe @ortlalit oieier angeblis
den Bornitsinge ihien Ihon 1idt edit
81 fein, oenn &c Ha1lg gan5 u1lb gar
niht 10, apie ntnlt es pon Ebereie er-
tpnrter iniiroe. Grah 1enlflk len es mir
'un8ebrnht, mir eiIe 15ett M,lshnft
an 0rt ai16 @felle 5lt Der|tbnffen, sd
.oie @eriihte iaH lberallhin oearan.
gen Daren. Ebere|e erflSrte. 6ie an.
9ebli1e Hropbeaelpng lei eine glatte
Jd hung, tie k0bez ezHieunais etapas
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eiiribloB, tp,iroe abge1nbert al einenl
Gebet fir Die 9brigfeit I'm Mngemei-
nen, nnitelle Der Eaufe jon bic gr-
neuernng Der EaufgeIiibbe bnrh aIle
Teilnebltler treten. Die SIterme;ie
ipiirbe I'm 5,polf l1br Mitternaht be-
ginnen. Sn ben rneiIten sy1Ilen
fonmt oie @rlaubnis 5n ipdt, Inn
ihon fiir Die biesidbrige Siterfeier
angeipanot gu tperoen, ba oie 3eit fir
oie nottpenbigen 8orbereitrngen fir
cine apiirbige 5eier gu fitr5 benreiien
| lit. gorausiihtlib tper6en besbaIb
nur tpe1ige Dio3eien in Dieiem Sabre
bon Der erlailenen grlnubnis @e-
branh MAIDEN, aber beIto i1ltenEber
fiir bas fommenbe sSabr 8orbereitiln-
gen treffen.
ct. Hanl, Minn. Mm fontmen-
Sen Spnntng, Is. Mdr5, beginnt sic
bier5igltiinbise 4noaht in foleenben
8farrgenneinoen ser grsoio3eie: st.
Sobannes, ct. Saul; ct. @Iiiabetb,
Wlnneapolls; ct. So1epbs, Oelnno, /,
|St. Heters, Neneota; ct. Gbuarbs.
Winneota; ct. WihaeIs, ct. Mihael.
am pergangeneu 5anlstae uno
Sonntag tpurbe bier mt Der gin-
ihreibung Ser erIten aStubentinnen
fit Die neue Dur 2abD Of Yeaee-M -Mabz
tbenbohidule begon1ten. Diefe neueIfs
fatbolilde 9eittellhule in ct. 8aul
| lon i'm September bon ben Sdtpe-
ltern Ser 2ie6e Der bl. Sungfrau Ma-
ria eroffnet neroei,, uno 5tpar au-
nabit nur fiir Stubertinnen Der 8.
SdulflaAe. Die Sbnle miro in Der
bisberigen 'St. .=2ufas -Hfarridule on
8ictoria uno> Bortlano spe. einga-
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Altr nrtginrur 9a1a-. 6rahtnfd1rtftrn
lnn Spriidrp

Wtit Dem Shipinoen Der polfstiinl~
liden Sitten, @ebr6nhe lrb Bolts
tra6ten, Sic nur nod in einigen ab=
gelegenen @esenben bes alten 8ater-
Ianoes gebegt unb gepfleet 1perben,
lit audi ser if]0ne alte 8rallf), &ails
uno Sof l,no audi Die @rabitatten nit
iinnieen nnb 5u1peilen reht bumor-
pollen Snidriften gu id)miiden, OBJ
banben gefomnen.
llnlere 8orfabren buloieten ser
ify6nen 8epflegenbeit, Die S1ilier nit
paiienoen slufihriften 5u perleben, III
bobem MaBe, galt bod in n1anden
@egenben bas @ort: Gin &aus obne
Sprub lit apie elm 81 obne Sal5. Gle
ier leioer i'm 8eribtpinoen beeriffene
Saislhat beutlder Sprubberie lit
in ieiner Mrt nidt minber reid an
lauterem @oloe tpie bas eige,,tlid1el
Golfslieo. Cells ii1o Die Snihriften
religi5ien Snbalts. tells entbalten iie
in fl,r5er, ftlapper Sorn ernite 2e-
benstuabrbeiten, 1nb ni1t sllett Of
fenbart lif in ibnen Der Dem beut=
iben 8olfe eigene @umor. gigentiim=
Iih lit es, boB man lolb bulnorpolle
Sausini6riften oft i'm Noroen, am
bdufiglten aber I'M siiben Deutld)-
lambs begegnet, tpeit ieltener i'm NIT
teleren 1eile besielben. SIM foIgeftben
lei es geitattt, einige 8roben oeut.
iden 8olfsbuntorsF auf bieIem 8ebie-
te 5ll geben.
gs entiprnh gang benz gottesfiird).
tigen 'Sinn unierer 8orfnbren 9aus
uno Sof unter ben Shus bes &0h-
item 5u Itellen uno bies aub dilberlib
ourb einen frommen Sprub am Gin
gang 6ar5utln
Sebr naine Spriihe iinben iih
an nerld)ieoenen @aliseingdnsen. ipie
Is. s.:
@er min bau'n alf offner StraBen.
MuB Die 2eute reben lai5en.
SNo.. n,.,o o~f4 ns~,n Lt..I,.,
m;.s @ ;aso.. se,,a .,,aa ~ -, saars ~ M ~, I'"
~ *afsy#z
sh;r, Mon I'm, ,,o;,, ;o,or mo,,o,
8eiier MAIDEN fdqt inn iauer,
Se;,,er fornr,t T .,,,S .nhI+ f;;r I'M
ao.s ,.oko4 ~. ~. >:a;
11nS @ Ias+ a;a mo-, 81, sa,s, asS,,ro,s % a,.s2
s,h non OBJ osho,t ',n; ,,,;e mig ,,,;r,s osf5nt
@elo!
sfh if gfi,,s 4a
s4oh, 80, :" !, ~, Ia,,a h;or ,,,,n oa4,
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Nunftus in Brntfdllann

Wie cine oltlihe 3eitlng am per-
noiienen Soni1tag melbete, tpurbe
gr5biihof alopiilis S. Muenh, oer
;Dberbirte bon Sarge, N.-Gaf., gum
pdpitliden Nllntius bel Ser Bonner
Nesierung ernannt. gr leitete felt
1916 Sic Wiliion oes Batifans TT
2ronberg.
Cine 8eitdtig,lng Der Meloing
Iiegt uns nod nidt Dor, mir iinb aber
.geneigt, oeren Hibtigfeit an5uneb-
men.
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ct. Hanl, Ninu.- @urtbington, ..
Samstag, II. Mars 1851.
M.8. s..

gpr etlihen @oben erladten mir
uniere 2eier, fir 5tpei id]1per erfrauf.
te allmnen bes Solepbinnns 5u be-
ten.
@ir miilIen at unlerm groBeu 8e-
bauern beute ben 500 ser beioen
slI1lmnen mitteilen.
gs iinb 9fep. Soiepb Sn,metbrn,
sum 9rieiter selpeibt i'm Sobre 1880,
Bfarrer Der st. .-Stepbans-G Stride in
Jlora, 81. gr ltarb au 26. ssebruar.
Der anbere, i'm Sabre 1926 getpeibte
Mllllnnus lit &ep. George 5. 9re-
iher, Bfarrer Der 81. .=8enebifts Sir
DIE in Cambridge, 3. gr itarb o1n 2.
WGra.
8ir eriuden unlere 2eler, fiir Die
5eelenrirbe Der beioen BrieIter gu be-
ten. 'sf
Bier unlerer relatip ilingen Yrie.
iter bes Soiepbinums iino in ben
iiingft berflbfenen Donaten geitor.
ben.
Der sSriibIing iheint enbgiltig lei.
nen @inslg genadt su baben. 8obl
nien1onb miro bas bebauern.
8ir baben bereits nit Ser Heini-
gung Der perifieoenen @ebduoe uno
Dem Ho4en Ger @rasplase begonnen.
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@ott beipabr' oies Sous, @eIo, 8ieb
uno Sdu',
sSafob Bau11onn un6 Barbara sSren
8 Mnria, Snngfrau rein,
Sab utts Sir empfoblen iein,
Beldiise unier @ans unb 3inber,
un6 sic Shien unb sic &inber!
Dies @aus itebt in ct. sslorians
6anb,
8erbrennt es, it's ibm ielbit elm
5fano'.
@enn an jsocs loie Maul
Gin Sd,lof miiBt' ang 'bGngt tperben,
Dann mar oie cole Shloiierfl,nit
Die; bette ,&linlt auf Groen.
DPS - y
Bier gibt es 'Shube:
Sben rllno unb unten platt;
8aiien iiefuibt Dem Dabio,
80 paiien lie bod Dem @oliatb.
als sSirael emit in Der @iilte tpar,
Da trug es feline Shub gan5e pieraig
Sabr'';
8enns beltigen Cages nod ebenio
mar.
@db' fein Wenih Ieinen ssungen gum
Is Shuftern her.
isluhe irift in meinem @aus,
@eb' nltr balb 5lr Cir bi1aus,
Cont fonnte @ott i'm @immelreid]
Strafen mid uno oicb 5ugleid.
Gin boies @eib, elm giel uno elm
. IN gtuB,
giele brei nlnl1 il1lt1,er Iblagen mrB !;
1enn tpe1tn man iie nit iblngen tut,
80 tun iie aIle orei fein gut.
Niht minber origineu, tplin6erlih
uno 3ll1peilen oerb Iouten Die auf al
ten @rabIteinen erbaItenen ssnlhrif=
ten nno Sprii61ein:
&ier lit ertrunfert Mnna 2entiler;
| Sic tuog mebr als 6rittbnlb Sentner.
Sier rubt in @ott 9eifol Ionie;
Ah, er ertra,tf, man fanb i'm ME!
Sier unter bieIem 2eibenltein
@ubt eine sSsllngfrau: Noia &lein;
sic iuhte lang bergebens einen
Ma11n,
3uIett nabm lie Der gotengrdber an.
pier liegt @lias @efabr,
@eltorben Inn ief5igIten Sabr;
&alin1 bat er 6ns 2ibt oer @elt err
Is; blidt,
80 bat ibn Elm @agenrao erbriidt.
Ssshr half feim Mrst, ibr baIf fein Gee.
Drum gine iie in Die Simmelsbob' !,
GbriIt, 1teb 5tin unb Bet a bill!
Dn Iiegt Der Brduer Sobann SiiH;;
gu iblper faIt n1lBf er biiBen bier:
Gr ftarb on ielbitgebrnutem Bier.
&ier rlrbt i'm itinen, griinei1 6ain
Mein iel'ger Mnnn. Der J0riter
Gtein;
EDds Trinfeit lieB &c sliuner ieinye~
Or ftnrb @ott ul0g' es ibnt Der.
g.. deib'n
'Aus reiner aieb' gum 8rnnnteuein.
F8s4& u q \ = sA8a
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lln0 tn auf 8ater 1ino Muter ipnrten.
Sier rilbt In @ott
Der uerltorbene ct. @ilgener Both,
Sci ibm gnaoig, 9err,
80 4pie er'5 aud mar
Menn er mar @ott
llno Dn Ser ct. @ilgener 8otb.
@ier liegt oer reibe 2eberaneilter,
Hatrid @onoelborer beiBt er;
Wht beioen Striinlpf rilo geieoerfbub
@ing er Elm In Die eaDige Stub.
sld, ad, ah, bier Iiegt Der Serr boz,
3adl
gr mar geboren am 9ooeniee
llno lit geitorben am 8audtpeb.
,Sm 2eben rot 1pie 3inober,
Sm Sooe ipie &reioe 10 bleid,
@eitorben au1 II. Sftober.
gln t9. mar Die 2eib.
pier liegt begroben ,nein @eib,
Soft lei Danf!
Sic bat elDig nit mir ge5anft;
Drum, Iieber 2eier, geb' non bier,
Sonlt ltebt 1ie auf alno 5nnft nit Dir.
Sier rubt 9err Sobios Weair
Biirgerl, sDieegerneiiter, ,lllo
leine nod lebenoe @attin.
| b auh Die nWnrterl", Die llur auf
nngliidsfdlle D perapeiien, entbebrer,
[nibt bes 9llrlors.
Solsenoe Spriide lteben in SEM
lteriheiben:
8ete rein, arbeite fein,
Das uebrige Lob Soft befoblen iein.
Wer ettpas fann, bat 2obes piel;
Gin 'Sbano' lit, tper nibts lernen
tpill.
2eioe, meioe, idipeige unb ertrage,
9eine Scot Niemanoem flaee.
Mn @ott, 6einem Sdopfer, riht per-
dnge,
Denn Slid fann tonlmen alIe Gage.
Muf benz S6Ioile Weeran baben
larif @raf gu t5nl5 lllo Mnna So
tbarina @rdfin al Cub 1641 in elm
5eniter ibreiben laiien:
Osein lSer3 in mir
Cell ib nit 0ri.
Bred ids bon sir,
&adt's @ott on mir;
8ergeB ih bein, @
8ergiBt @ott rleitl = 7
Dies ioa fir uns beioe 8erbiinonis
Iein. ~
y1l''sts4 80
sSB, mas gar ilt;
Srinf, mas flar iit; s.
Sprih, mos ipabr lit.
Gum 56luB 11l0gen nod einige
origineQe, berbe @rnbltein- SSnl1rif-
ten ertpubnt ,per0et,: 5'sf.
Sier liegt Marianne Shnabel. !
Sic fiel bonn 9euitod berab,
@era0e in eine @abel,
Sn Der fano tie ibr Grab.
Mein Weib, ,oas liegt in Nube bier.
@dlloerer, geb' meg BON bier,
Cont itebt iie auf ainb 5anft ,rit Dir!
Gin launieer tstabenttnapis, nit
benz elm s-5tnbent ieinen .trnuernoe,l
5reuno 5utr0ltetra Judi, 1lautet:
Ser 3abn Ser 3eit, Ser Idon 10
mnnhe grdne getrofnet, tpiro audi
iiber bieier Dunoe @ras' tpahien Iai-
ienl" ~
Cine troitDolle u,lo beltinmt ein-
treffenoe Wetterpropbeseiung:
8enn Der 6abn fr6bt aui Dem Milt,
Menoert fiG bas Wetter ODER es bleibt,
tpie es 1T.
Mns aonnersreltb melbete untern
Il. 6s. Der g. 6. -&orreiponoent sc.
Soroan: MGe @erihte, bab Ebereie
Neimann irgeltbapelbe Borausiagen
iiber Die politiide 3ufunft Der Welt
genlabt babe, ii1b bonit1nbig umbe-
griinoet, 1pie iie mir bier ieIbit erH1r-
ter ssh brahte 5u ibrer @enntnis, bab
@eriibte I'M llmInuf ieien, tponnh iie
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gnr aIlem aDeroen oie Sauienbe
bon Jenitern gepaihen. @dbreno oes
8inters tpnroen bereits Die @dnge
aneeitrihen. ss&1
Ser 8oben lit fnIt trofet ger1lig,
Inn Die 8raspldse rotten 5u fonner.
Wir baben ihdkilngspeiie etipa crei-
Big Acres @raspldse. @ir aDiHen aus
grfabrung, bob bns Nollen niht nir
gut lit fir ben @rasipuhs, lonbern
ailh Die Goller in gi,tem 3uitano er-
b1llt.
@ir Baben bieies subr einen fIei-
men nHotper Honer" nngeihafft. @ir
fauften benlelben bon Dem angren-
5enoen Golf Gourie". 9as errnog-
lidt llns, friib3eitig nit Gem Stolen
5u beginner,
ltniere @raslhneioegerGte iino nm
einen Song Moiper" permebrt NOR.
oen, ben mir ebertfans Dom .@oli
Gourie" ertparben. Derlelbe lit neu
iiberfonltruiert nno in gltem 3u-
itanb. Gr lit iebr billig fiir ben Hreis
Dieie girribtilng iollte es uns err
mGgliden. ben gan5en CONNER un-
iere 8raspl1ke in g,tel1t 3nitaitb gu
erbalten. SoIlte oas niht Ser syall
iein. 10 lit es ge,piB nift Die onsge.
5eidnete Maldinerie, bie oaran idulS
1Ddre.
9a BON @raspl1sen sic Heoe lit,
mag es l,niere 2eier intereiiteren, BOP
Ser flint Icres teltangelegte @ras.
plat auf Dem @odibiH CAMPUS iceal
ai,sfiebt. 8ie erinnerlih, apuroen po-
RIGGS Sabr ied5ebntauienb &l.bif=
pnro oes erbobten Brilnbes ipegge.
lbafft. gergangeiten Sftober ipurbe
Der ganse Blat nit &aH i1no sserti-
liier beItrellt lino nit Braslamen elm
geidt. Dus eo1t5e lit bereits grim uno
beoeft bie GIdbe. @ir befolgten ben
| Rat Der Sai,leubanblltng llrto i1te,l
ben 'Samen bereits Mitte Serbit.
Sir beabiidtisell oieies sabr Ell
men beiieren uno alntfangreiberen
8emiiiegurten an5llegen. 8ir babe1l
2ano genus ba5li, seniiseno Weaibi=
merle llno Arbeitsbilfe.
8ir boifen, arf oieie Beiie uniere
Nnslagel1 fir @emiiie oerrinsern 81.
fonnen.
llnler Sngerieur art berihtet. OaB
5ebn Rinionen 8allonen @ailer burd)
uniern y@ater Softener" gelaufen
| iino ieit oerielbe aneeid)afft aporoen
| lit. Dieie Menge @aiier tpiiroe einen
Stron BON bier Meilen lang, 5tpan=
gig SUB brett uno brei SUB tief auf=
fiiuen. 1lnlere Wafbentatifer nloeen
oieie Glinntitdt @alier ousrebnen,
Inn ausfinbis 81, MAIDEN, Oh Die sln-
gaben fiinf Bro5ent abmeiheu BON
BEN oben nngegebenen.