Tuesday in Wartime Contexts

Tuesday, Wartime

• The week has a Tuesday.
• The year is half a century.
• War has many Tuesdays.

School Tuesday

• Students practiced writing large letters.
• Teacher wore glasses; eyes were small.
• Students were seated; they were large, spaced letters.
• Students wrote "The old Fritz had a tin drinking cup." and "The fat Bertha shot until Paris."
• A soldier's description of the war by saying "In the war, all fathers are soldiers".
• A girl named Ulla wrote in a notebook.
• A teacher scolded a child and spoke about the war and the importance of writing clearly in their notebook.

Military Tuesday

• A warrant officer was appointed.
• He was tasked to remove a red scarf, by a superior.
• The second company was disliked.
• Soldiers were not allowed to enter the second company.
• A captain mentioned that his soldiers were prepared and ready for war.
• The captain felt under the weather.
• Captain Hesse was wounded in the war, and was sick and requested a leave of absence.

Company Tuesday

• Someone mentioned soldiers needed to be cautious handling cigarettes.
• Soldiers needed to be careful with cigarettes and other important war supplies.
• A sergeant took off his red scarf.
• A sergeant lit a cigarette

Conversation Tuesday

• A person spoke to a young woman about sending gifts.
• The person mentioned a type of gifts appropriate to send to the soldier.
• They also discussed books and gloves.
• They discussed a poet with the name Holderlin.
• A discussion about soldier's behavior and personality.
• The young lady mentioned that the soldier seemed to enjoy jokes and laughter.