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Evening star., 1953-07-01
Giunts Sign Skyinskus

NEW YORK, July l P.-
William Skyinskus, football star
and former NCAA heavyweight
wrestling champion at Syracuse
University. signed a contract
with the New York Giants to-
day. He played both guard and
tackle in college and is the 18th
rookie lineman signed by the
Giants.
Evening star., 1953-07-01
I'd Club to Honor
Red Sox Next TuesdnY

Manager Lou ,Boudreau and
the Boston Red Sox are the next
to be honored in the Touchdown
Club series of baseball luncheonS.
They will be- guests at the
clubs luncheon party next Tues
day at 1890 pm. Tom Dowd,
travelling secretary of the Red
Sox and former National Foot
ball League official, will be the
principal speaker.
Evening star., 1953-07-01

i 4CCd41Cu i GkldG
one of his first
jobs was on
t h e Eastern
S h ore. and
that he had an
uncomfortable
experience.
It was Is or
more y e a r S
a g o q n d
George h a d
received an Of
fer to open a
winter - time
driving range
nuAr a 0ara0a
Evening star., 1953-07-01
Girl HurIer q SIuqqer, Too

frankie Wits four-hit pitch
ing and home run led Arcade
Pontiac to a ITO victory over
FBI in a Class A Girls Softball
League game on the Monument
grounds yesterday.
Evening star., 1953-07-01
Junior Golfers Rescheduled

The District junior golfers
field day, postponed at Kenwood
yesterday because of a con-
f1ict with the women's team field
day. will be rescheduled later in
the season.
Evening star., 1953-07-01
Mrs. Pye Golf Victor

The ladies' day golf winner al
Manor Club yesterday was Mrs
William Pye with 103-3O-73
Mrs. H. H. Staehling was next
with 91-16-75.
Evening star., 1953-07-01

ing up 10 M
lbs. They used very light tackle
& guess what lure-yes, it was
the SALTY Mills" 19c Bucktail
with yellow head. Bluefish are
still running out Of Ocean City,
Md, & the farther out one goes
the bigger the fish. Catches Of
200 to a boat is not uncommon.
The 1St White Marlin was
caught last Sun. & from now
on is the time. Buy your tackle
from FISHERMEN, not sales
men, at Mills Co., 9th & E NV,
Evening star., 1953-07-01

SCHNEIDER of
the South
wind" Of Rod
& Reel, along
for the ride.
Fishing off of
S h arps Isl.
they caught
10 fish in the
morning & 81
Rock in the
evening. Mon.
mite they went
back & picked
up another
bunch rang
Evening star., 1953-07-01
By MerrelI WhittIesey

George Diffenbaugh, the Ken
wood pro, was reminiscing after
a round at Easton in the pro-
amateur the other day and
Evening star., 1953-07-01
TACKLE FISHING
Bv "Salfv" Mills

Rockfish activity in the Bay
seems to be improving. Last
Sat. Buddy Roland, skipper of
the MY Buddy, had Capt. Joe
, 1953-08-28
Wruin Islands Agricultural Program News
Supplied BY the. Agricultural Research Administrator
"A Good Garden Plan SoOes Time and Labor

WE HAVE observed on several farms that there is no particular
area given to the growing ofvegetables Many farmers follow no set
pattern when planting; a few tomatoes here, a few potatoes there
and carrots on the hill This results in a larger area to be welded,
cultivated and watered, but the greatest disadvantages of this system
lie in the additional labor involved, the many unnecessary steps
which must be made. and the greater amount Of time and energy
which must be used.
THE CARE Of this type of garden is much more laboious and
tedious than it would be if all the vegetables were planted in a9de-.
finite plot
IN A previous article, Lets Plan the Vegetable Garden. we
advised that a definite plot should be given over to the growing of
vegetables, and that the plot should be located close to the house.
AZ close location is more convenient for the family member who
takes care of the garden, and it also helps to make the watering
task easier since the water supply is usually located near the house.
WE HAVE shown, the advantages Of having a definite plot for
vegetables and the location of the plot nearsto the house. Now let
Us consfder some other ways you can reduce labor: 50
q When laying out the garden make it just large enough to
be easily managed.
Eff your garden is for home use only, plant just a sufficient
quantity to supply the family needs, This avoids a waste of
seed, time, labor and food.
3. When setting out slips allow a reasonable distance between
each one. This reduces the amount Of thinning out to be done.
q Keeping the garden plot free Of weeds and rubbish, which
are breeding places of insects, lessons the amount of insect
and disease control measures necessary.
GOOD GARDEN planning helps to take much of the toll
out Of gardening and makes it a pleasant occupation in which
all the family members may take part and find pleasure in
doing SO.
Evening star., 1953-10-15
$4,000 Shout Welcome
To Akihito in Tokyo Park
By the Associoted Press

TOKYO. Oct. 15.-About So
600 people-moStly school chill
aforementioned downtown
park today to welcome home
Crown Prince Akihito.
The 19-year- old heir to the
throne of Japan returned Mon
day from a Six-month world
Fl trip.
When the Prince arrived,
everyone waved small rising sun
flags.
In contrast to the prewar Gus
tom of standing at attention in
hushed silence before an i'm
perial family member, thousands
of children shouted and shrieked.
= Prince Akihito calmly thanked
the crowd and assured them he
would try to "live up to your
expectations"
Evening star., 1953-10-15
Anne Arundel Fair Asks
For $1,000 From County
By the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. 15.-
The Anne Arundel County Fair
Association has asked the Board
of County Commissioners for
$4,000 toward next years fair.
Fair President Folger M.
Ridout, in making the request,
termed the county's first attempt
a successful one, indicating a
profit of possibly $4,000.
The county gave $1,000 to this
years event. Mr. Ridout re-
ported a paid attendance of TO-
600 and an additional attend
ance of about 10000 who were
admitted free on children's day.
He said some $4,000 was
awarded in prizes during the
four-day event.
In addition. the Junior Cham
ber of Commerce collected be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 in the
fair-queen voting. at a penny
vote. This will be used to
sponsor a highway safety cam
paign.
Mr.. Ridout said the associa-
ton is seeking a permanent site
for the fair, SO that permanent
buildings can be erected.
Evening star., 1953-10-15
Anthracite Mines Issued
New U. 5. Safety Code
eY the Assoeiated Press

The Bureau of Mines has is
sued a new Federal safety code
for anthracite mines.
The bureau said yesterday the
code, which replaces safety
standards formulated five years
ago, is designed to modernize
the safety rules and practices
in the anthracite industry and
to keep abreast of rapid techno-
logical progress made in recent
years"
The code was developed
through the joint efforts of the
bureau. the United Mine Work.
erS and representatives of Penn
sylvania anthracite operators.
John j. Forbes, mine bureau
director. said Federal inspectors
will begin using the new anthra-
cite code Immediately.
The bureau last week issued
a revised safety code for soft
coal and Ignite mines.
Evening star., 1953-10-15
DeItu Sigma Pi Reunion

The Washington Alumni Club
of Delta Sigma Pi will hold a re-
union at 9 pm. tomorrow in the
Mu Chapter house, 2210 Twen-
tieth street NV, for all alumni
of the fraternity in the WASH
ington area.
Evening star., 1953-09-10
By Mai. Thomos M. Mol

From S. p. of San Francisco
81 was separated from the Army
in April, 1852, and am interested
in attending school under the
Korean CT bill. won't be able
to start this fall. but I under
stand there is some sort of dead
line tor starting education under
the bill which may rule me out
altogether. What's the story?"
There is deadline. If you
were separated from the armed
forces on or before August 20,
1852, you have to be enrolled
and pursuing your education by
August 20. 1854. That's just
about a year from now. If you
don't start by then you're out of
luck.
From Mrs. I. P. c. of Martins
vile, Va.-"What is the proper
procedure for changing a veter-
ans National Service Life Insur-
ance policy?"
The veteran should write to
the Veterans Administration dis
trict Office to which he is paying
premiums and ask for the special
change of beneficiary form. AS
you may know. the veteran may
change the beneficiary at any
time without the beneficiary S
knowledge or consent. He may
name any person or persons, firm,
corporation Oh other legal entity
as his beneficiary or benefciaries.
From c. A. A. of Ragland, Ala.
Can you tell me where I might
write TO find out about getting
my son out of the Army on a
hardship discharge? My husband
is sick and just works half time.
I have four children besides the
one in the Army between the
ages of 2 and 10. We really
need my son at home"
Your best bet Is to see some
one in your local Red Cross. In
getting a hardship discharge your
son must apply through his COM
Evening star., 1953-09-10
Offer to Buy Property
Accepted by Church
speeiol Disputeh 10 The Stus

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Sept. 10.
The congregation of the Char
lottesville Presbyterian Church
has accepted an offer by the
National Bank & Trust Co. for
the church's property on Market
street, according to r. M. Davis,
chairman Of the church building
committee.
The bank offered $4,000 on
condition the property be va
Gated within two years. It was
approved by a 1873 to 8 vote of
the congregation.
The congregation plans to
build a new church Oh property
is now owns on Park street.
Evening star., 1953-09-10
tuberculosis Shows
Sharp Drop in Jupun

TOKYO (NANA). - Japan S
national scourge Of tuberculosis
has decreased sharply as a di-
rect result of higher living stand
ards, the use of new wonder
drugs" and a series of anti
tuberculosis campaigns initiated
by the health authorities under
the occupation.
The nations death rate from
tuberculosis fell last year to 8.9
pei 1000 compared with 10 the
year before. Deaths in Tokyo
alone decreased by 1,500.
Evening star., 1953-09-10
DRIVEN THEATRES
ATRDMRT Arlington
AAAAA VASA OF 4-8l00

Branch Drive-In is easy to get
to! Reach Branch Ave. Sc. via
Suitland Pkwy. from S. Capitol
Bridge or via Penna. Ave- Sc.
Just 6la miles south Of D. c. line.
Evening star., 1953-09-10
ABC DRIVEN THEATRE

Fri. Sat. JOHN WAYNE IN 'RED
RIVER" plus DAN DURYEAR in
CHICAGO CALLING
Evening star., 1953-09-10
Veterans and Druftees

manding officer. Along with his
application must go at least two
affidavits from disinterested per-
sons or agencies, such as the
family doctor, minister or law
yer. You can help by finding out
from the Red Cross just what
form these affidavits must take.
From Mrs. E. F. of Oklahoma
City-"Please tell me how long
you have to be married to a
World War I veteran to be eligi-
BILE for a pension when he passes
away"
For a widow of a World War I
veteran to qualify, she must have
been married to the vet before
December IA, 1914. or for at least
10 years before he died.
From J. M. o. of Green Pond,
ALIAS World War I veteran,
I applied for a non-seryice-con-
nected pension in July, 1852. In
November my pension was ap-
proved. I understood I was sup
posed to receive checks from the
day filed my application, but /
only received them from the date
they were approx ed. Am I right?"
Yes. According to the VA reg
ulations, you're supposed to re-
ceive the pension from the date
you made application. I suggest
you write to the VA Office to
which you applied for the pen
sion and ask about this.
From Mrs. G. w. of Mason
City. Iowa-"My husband was
killed in Korea, leaving me his
indemnity. Must I pay taxes on
the indemnity payments I re-
ceive?". ..- ......
No. Indemnity payments are
exempt from taxation, but the
exemption doesn't extend to any
property you may buy with the
payments, or the income from it.
Evening star., 1953-09-10

(Yon may 1Drite to Maj. Mai,
In care OF The Star, about
your ot0n SerUice-connected
problem. Please incIose q.
stamped, Selt-Gddressed en-
Delope and 20 cents in Stamps.)
(From AP Newsfeatures.)
Evening star., 1953-09-10
Olive Oil Production Soors

ANKARA.-Turkey'S 1o52-53
oltve-oil production is expected
to reach 10000 tons, an increase
OF nearly IS per cent over the
previous season.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-20
= Gb. a., Galif. -

Der grobe @eltentoeder GbriItopb
&olumbus (Gbriitipboro Colombo
por nidt, iuie geidi6tsfrenoe 8fu-
i6er bebalpte,t 1poaen, bon iiioilfer
Serfllnft 8eboren inn Sabre 1446 5u
@enua OILS Sobn oes @olltpebers ltno
@oIt1pirts 9omenico Colombo, er=
lungte er auf 9feiien (als Watroe)
nah ser 2euante uno na6 8ritan,1ien
ourA Selbitlhloil1m aenntnilie in Der
Nalltif lnO in oen flailil6en Spra=
den; I'M 1873 beiratete er 8onna
6elipa 8ereitrello aus oltaoeligem
0el6ledbt. slufgruno fali6er antifer
GoriteQungen, peribieoener 8eri6te
bon einem angeblib gelebelren @eit-
lanO l1no ongel6memmten &ultltr-
gegenItanOen auf BEN g5oren glaubte
&olunlbus fritb5eitig oas bon Warco
Eolo gei6tloerte SIt-Snoien (-Gbina)
peItuQrts iiber BEN sltlantif erreiben
81 fonnen. 8ei Ser erlten langipieri.
gen GntOedungSfabrt lanoete er itatt.
Oelien nm -. Sftober 1892 ultf oen
Dem omerifanilhen iSeItlano porgela-
gerten &onaril6en Snleln.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-20

es 5tpan5ig Sabre lang eitlen 0eut-
lten, ben 2ppeihen Moienoroen fir
aunlt nno 8iiienihnft gab. Sellte lit
oas Moien0l iebr geiudt, beIoaroers
oas &oienM rals @uIgarier. Die io-
gena1tttte = Hoie BON sSeriho~ lit iiber-
bonpt feine &ole, Ionoern cine Mrt
Wioosflehte, Die Iib i'm @aIler offuet
ltno, trodengelegt, mieoer 5ujammen-
lbheBt. Sdreiber oieies erbieIt bon
eineln gelebrten Brieiter, einem per-
lonlihen Samilienfretno, eitle seri-
bo-Hoie aus Dem SI. 2arro nit
gebrabt. Se0en Weibnadtsmorgen
lege id lie in @aiier, mo- iie tpieoer
outbliibt urro angenebm riebt. 9ie
@eibtdte Der &oie lit alt nno iebr
lntereiiant. 8on 8abDlon Bis 5l,r Mea=
Donna I'M &oIenbag, bon oen b1n-
genoen @drteH Ser Semirantis bis
6nm &oiengarten i'm gotanil6en
@arten reibt tie. ytlr eine alage gibt
es. Dab Der Quit ni6t I'M 8ettlauf
Der 3iihtungen S6ritt gebalten bat.
gteben Der Mn1erican 8ealtp llno ser
Hole BON S6iras lit es INNER nod
Die einfa6e, oroindr rote &oie 0es
bauril6en @artens, bie oen f0itlid-
item, piir5igIten, erfrildenolten Quit
lpenoet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-20
. @m. s., Siib-Saf.

@ir raten Sbnen entldieoen bon
oen mobernen Saarmitteln 5ur Sor-
oerung Oes 5aarmu6les ab; lelbit bie
6aarlpai6nlitteI iino oft oem Soar
llno Dem Saarboben i61olid. Gin
iebr gutes @aarnlittel, bas unlere
beutiben gltern itets gebrau9te1 1ln6
bas BON Bfarrer &neipp empfoblen
miro, lit folgenoes: Stride &letten-
mur5eln (8ur6od, 2appO i'm Jriib-
Iommer geiammelt,S orei gfuno 5er-
quetidt (n,ashed) ODER elm Yfuno ge-
trofnete aus Der apotbefe nit 5tpei
Yfunb fodenoem @aifer angebriibt
uno 5erquetid)t; adt 3eben &noblaud
(gloDes Of @arlic) iotpie 5tpanaig ipa.
niide Gliegen tper6en gleidfans 3er-
queti1t ln6 in Die obige @Ietteniuur-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-20
= Sran 8m. a., Sec. =

Sic 9toIe, sic i6onIte aller 8Il-
mell lit Der 8olenfran5fonigin ge=
lpeibt. S6on i'm slltertllm 1paren bel
beionOeren Inlaiien Siinglinge unb
Slngfral,en nit Stolen befrdn5t.
Golen nuroen SEN @ottern gelpeibt,
Ser Genus ais Symbol Der S6on=
belt, Oem Gupioo als Symbol Der
9icbc. @ilien Sic, ipie piel &oien-
iorten es eibt? Gin &atalog aus Oem
Sabre 1929 netrnt i6on 1862 Hoielt-
namen. llno es iinb INNER nelte leit-
ber alfgefommen; oenn INNER li1o
ncue Sorten ge5ii6tet tpor6en &sil=
ien Sic, pel6en 9lufpanb an Holen
Die Homer batten? 9tero gab fir elm
Seit oaein an GoIen bier Otillionen
Seiter5ell aus, bas limo 10000 Dol
lar. 0lr6 geibidtes aflegen, 8e-
ldneiOen, Sreiben iparen Die Stolen
Ous gan5e SSabr 5u babert. Mub bellte
pfleet man 5u @eibnadten IN atben
HoienitrauBe aus ieinem @arten inr
Sreien 5ll pfliifen uno tie 5reumoen
81 ididen. S6on Blini1s ermdbnt bie
9lnlage groBer Goiengdrten IN &om
nit iiber bunoert &pieniorten. Jeraler
Itommen Sic Idonlter fransolil6en
Goleltlorten - aus Berlin. Mns Dem
9elnei6en Hoiengarten auf Der
8faueniniel famen 3iidtltngen na6
Sronfrei6, llno Damn INN Die aht5iger
Sabre pieoer 5uriid nud Geuti6lano
ais ~fran5oiiihe goel5u6t" Sssm Wit-
telalter bing bel 8anfetten iiber Ser
Safel cine lpeiBe Stole als Symbol
bes S61peigelts. Sub rosa" gema6te
Ofitteillu1gen tparen gebeim. User
8ebeimnilIe oieler an Ser Safel ber-
trauten 8eIpraAe anberen mitteilt,
iou fitr INNER aus meinem Sanie
perbarnt tperben", fonnte man leie1t.
aaiGbrli6 miro bonn Baplt am bier
ten 5aItenIonntag, Dem &oIenlonntag,
cine 1ugen1roie aus @ol6 geipeibt;
Iie lit nit Baliam lrno Woi6ns parfii,
niert. S6ou I'M elften Sabrbnnoert
trug ser BapIt eir,e iolhe goloene
RoIe bel Ser Yro5eiiiom. Mber elm
&olenfonig - bas lit nidt Der &oleals
fopalier in Ser Midnr6- StrauB,S ,Sper.
gs lit cine Durhiuahinng, eite
Roienperbilonne, eime art Stolen.
friipp.I. Die @eidihte beridtet. oaB|
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-20
Der Lesser fragt - ,Uir arlt,UOrteEs

ipeIertliben ibr @noe gefl1noen; mos
fe1te nod abnanoert, lit 5ablenndBig
obne 8elong. 8enn feline 2oIung aui
| internationaler gbene ooer our1 Die
Riiffebr ser gmigranten in ibre frii=
| her ooer ip1ter befreiten SeimatlGn-
ser erfolgt; miro 9eitI6lano oieien
groden 5lidtlid) 5ll Den Oeutlben
Gertriebenen lno Slii6tlingen gu
perfraften baben. Cine giiintilierung
| lit 6isber foum feIt5uItellen. Sic gmi-
qror1tcn fonIerpieren betullBt uno nit
Silfe eigener Sdulen, Srganiiatio-
! men ulm. ibre rationale gtgenurt.
Ios ober bat pieoerllm 6olgen bit1=
lIidtli6 ser slrbeitseinglieoerltng: ba
ste @ntigranten iid) tpeoer iprabIi1
nod fo6lcb ben grforOernifen anpai-
Ien, lit fire geiddftiglrng iebr er-
|Idlpert, pool,r6 ben 5iirIorgeitellen
| ser 8unoesrepublif neue 2alten auf-
erlegt meroen. 0tan fann aufgruno
ser in Sen Gmtgrantenlngern in
gapern crnittelten 3ablen nnrebmert,
oab etlpu 40 Bro5ert Ser in 8apern
befinoli6en slusldnber bel61fti-
gungsloS ii1o. Sotpeit lie, am
80. Sunni 1850 bereits auf oem @e-
biet ser 8unoesrepublif tpeiltett, gel
ten lie ais ben Geuti6en glei6geitelt
nnO erbalten Oententlpre6eno Sir
Iorgebetrenlng. sSllnerbalb Des 8un=
oesgebieteS peiit 8apern ben grobten
Gro5cntlab an nidtoeutiben gni-
gruuten auf. 3arals ergibt ii6 bon
Ielbit cine Sdiperpltnftbilbung audi
pplitiI6er @rt. 9ie meiIter nationaler1
aomiteeS lno lire Siibrer befinoen
| licb in Miin6en. sluf oiele @eile lit
0din0en 5u einem Centrum fir Dit
lro Siioolt= Srogen geporoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-20

ser anlbluB an ole grnte niht er.
rei6t miro.
Ser 5euerreiter' bringt einige
8iloer 5u Ser boralsgebenoen Roti5.
Inter Oen Bropagatoai6ilo an oer
Sit-gerliner 8aribau'er Bride iist
Elm perlebrter, eridopfter Manu. Mit
Yarolen uno Mufrllfen lit er reidlih
gefiittert. @as ibm feblt, iino geab=
rung 1tno aIeioung. Ser Staat, Ser
bas Golf angeblib gum So5ialisnrus
fiibrt, gibt MIR oenen ausrei9eno al
elien, beren Mrbeitsfraft er braubt.
Oie unge5dblten otroeren, oie sllten,
Die &ranfen, oie Silfloien uno Die
|feiner prinilegierten &lalie angeboren-
oen Norn1alDerbrau6er iollen ieben,
mo iie bleiben. Sic ii,to einfa1 mn
intereliant.
Cine anoere photographic: Sager
|uno perbarmt, nit einem faoenideini-
gen &ittel uno in i1le6tem Sdub-
merf, ihiebt eine Srau Ole aarre NIT
@epaf gum 8abnbof bes SItlee-8a=
oes 3innomis. Selbit bel bieier idpe-
rem slrbeit muB iie lange lparen, be-
Dor tie ibre fdrgli6e &artenration
our6 einen @infallf I'M ltaatli6en
SS-2aoen ergdnaen fann.
8as es 5uldblif gibt, f0nnen bie
Ingeb0rigen ser uiibrigen 8eD0lfez
rnng" nibt be5ablen, mas ibnen 5u-
itebt, befommen. iie nidt. 8erior-
grngsminiIter Saman (2B0) erfldr-
te 5lpei Gage por ieiner 8erbaftlng
ais nfapitaliitii6er S6Goling" !:
u@enn mir 10000 Sonnen Wearga=
rine peripro6en urtS MIR 1000 ge-
.liefert neroen, fann id al.6 MIR g.
600 perteilen."
go liebt es i'm Soniet -Yaraoies
aus. 0aB @ott erbarn!
Joseph H. Wels, S.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-20

8eine beiBt. l1n6 leioer lift es 10, 6oB
Die mel item @ltern gerabe in 6en me-
lentlibfen Dingen oes 2ebens ibre
gan5e @r5iebungsfunit oarauf be-
idranfen, ben Sbdferbrnb su fpie-
len. WSan bat ben &inbern beige
bra6t, tpie man unItanbig cine Snppe
ansloffelt, bob man Die @llbogen niht
auf Den Siid leeen ioll, baB man 5u
lbtpeigen babe, Denn dltere 2eute
@eipra9 fiibren. Mber bon @elhleht,
Siebe unb gbe, BON 9ingen ulfo, Die
einntal am meiIten Die 3ufunft zines
&inoes entI6eiben 1peroen, oariiber
miro nit feiner SiIbe geIprohen.
Wan beidtpihtigt fi6 oantit, Dab it,
men oieie Oinge, nie Sbren nno Na-
len, tpobl bon ielber slttpahien tpiirs
ben.
IS lit elm groBes l1nre9t, 6as man
oen &inoern antlt, menn man iie in
Der Retfe5eit allein I1Bt. Nein, Iiebe
Gltern, oieie 9inge tperoen linen
nibt bon ielber 51tpabien ooer bod
nibt auf cine quite Mrt; 6ie Ainoer
tperoen ii6 Die guten @orte iiber CHE,
2iebe uno @eidlebt, oie ibr ibnem
nidt mitgegeben babt, uls uniuubere
Seten bon Der StraBe aufleien. gs
| tit pielleidt ni6t lauter Eugem5bof-
tigfeit, Die u1rs antreibt, Die 2iebes-
briefe llnIerer &tn6er 10 Gna1tIieh All
iibertpa6en, es lit bielleiht BLOB oas
i6leAte @eipiiier. Sci uniern Gin0ern
lit elm gebeimer @arten berange,pah-
len, mir baben oarin ME gepfInnst
uno gepflegt baben uns ME Niibe
gegeben, oas Siirlein au bieiem Cor
ten offen5ubalten. ghln lit es per-
l1loiien, uno mir miiiiet ipionieren,
oanit fein llnelid criticize. l1no pai-
Iiert Den &inbern l1ngeibif, Damn
banen mir gleib f1iippelfe1t 5u, 1tatt
oieIe lette Gbance aus3unuben, nm
nit nnlerem &ino in elm @eiprdd 5u
tommen, oas mir ibn ieit bielen, bic
len SSabren i6ul0ig iinb. Seine MnqIt,
Der 5obn, oie godter tperoeu ftd
ouden; aber mir baben bieleiht al
piel 2arm gemadt, INN gu boren, tpie
Elm Tiirben 5ugeI1lagen tpur6e, 6as
lih ME mebr offnen miro. Die Sr6=
nung tit pieoer bergeltellt n1nn'bat
ltb ni6ts mebr 5u iagen. = Karttas-
korresto'1dens, Frmbvg.
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