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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26
FRANKS OF THE WEATHER.
Last Friday the Hottest March Day
In Twenty Years-Some Other
Hot March Days.

Those who observe the weather. from
wear to year say that the past winter
haS been remarkable one in many
respects. During this month there
has been very little annoyance from
the proverhial March winds and there
has been some very hot weather.
Mr.. w. G. Peterson. who has been
Keeping the record Of the weather for
the past twenty years. says that the
thermometer on Friday. the 22nd. re-
"iStered higher than at any time dur
in" the month Of March Of the twen-
ty years in which he has kept the re-
cord.
On Friday his thermometer regis
tered 90; nearest to this in the twen-
~ years was Wednesday. the Goth Of
last week. when it registered 90 de-
2reS>: the next highest was March
the 22nd. 1894. when the record was
SC degrees March %. 1898. his ther-
mometer registered s.: March 80.
1895 and March 81. 1896. it register
ed s. degrees.
The weather prophets tell us that
there will be some wind and some
more cold during April and probably
the latter part Of this week. There
has been generally some cold weather
around Easter, but it seems that in
the matter Of weather the future can
not be judged by the past.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26
NEWBBEREY WINS THE AUTO.
Miss Willie Riser of Newberry,
Loads all Contestants for the
:. States Prizes.

The contest which has been going
on III the State newspaper for several
weeks was closed on Saturday at 12
O'Clock. lit waxed very warm in
wberry the last few days before
the limit was out in that Newberry
had contestant in the race in the
person of Miss Willie NJ. Riser. She
had been leading for several days,
but ii was uncertain as to how many
votes were held back by others, and
when Il telegram was received here
Saturday afternoon that she had won
by Il majority of some 10000 votes,
she became the subject nf universal
Z, H%ratulation.
Tho exact vote as given in The
State "n Sunday gives her 2O9,649;
Miss trocSrhel, Nf Chester WAS see
ond with l55.l94 votes.
The hrS, prize is Il REQ touring
ear, and the second is Hchr Broth
crS piano, The three other prizes
which " to This district wore won
by Nrwhcrry girls. Miss liAAir Rich
ard received &791G: Miss May Reid,
2lo24: Miss Addir WrrtS, 20.03l
The three prizes tor each district
are trip to the jamestown, rNpoSi-
ton. Il scholarship in McFrat'S Bust
ness college, and gold watch. The
lady receiving the highest number Of
votes is entitled to Il choice Of these
three prizes.
The touring car. which was won
by Miss Riser, is said to he worth
&1.33O.OO
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26
PASTOR CALLED.
Rev. Nd. G. G. Scherer, Of Charleston,
Called to be Pastor Of the Luth-
eran Church Of the Redeemer

At meeting Of the cor,yrewation
of the Lutheran Church Of the Re-
deemcr on Sunday after the services,
the elders presented the name of Rcv.
Nj. q. G. Schercr, of Charleston, to
the congregation to be voted upon to
become its pastor.
Mr.. Scherer was elected, He will bn
notified at once by the secretary of
tn" council, 1t is not known whcth-
er or not he will accept.
MIR. Scherrr served this con.reea-
tion for several years and resigned
t" accept call, which had been cx-
tended to him to become Il professor
IN the Theological seminary of the
Lutheran church At Mt. Pleasant, s.
{.
HE filled this position for couplc
Of years, hut rrcfcrrin~ the PASTOR
ate to the professors chair, he re-
signed the profeSSorShir to accent
call at st. Andrews Lutheran church
III Charleston. He has been Srryinu
this conHrc2alion very acccp,ably
since.
Mr.. Schcrer has number Of
warm personal friends in Ncwhcrrv.
not only among the members of the
Lutheran church. but among" our cit
liens generally. who very much hope
that he may be able to accept the
call which has been extended to him.
tie Is brother nt President Schcrcr
&c Nrwhcrrv college.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26

Mr.. William +. Ewart has accepted
a position with the Gramling- Spald-
in" Company. wholesale dealers in
,""tS. shoes and leather. Of Atlanta,
IA. and will travel the territory Of
South Carolina east Of Columbia, in
,luii!y Columbia. Newberry and
!,aurcn>. and will also have part Of
North Carolina.
This company is an old and estab-
,i>hrA wholesale dealer and Mr..
:wart has large experience in mer-
H1til" business. pleasant and affable
manners. and will no doubt make a
success for his company. Mr.. Ewart
will continue 10 reside in Newberry.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26
FINE COLLECTIONS.
Treasurer EppS Has Made Good Re-
cord-Almost Complete Collec-
ton

When the TAX books for Ncwhcrrv
county closed on the 18th nf this
month. County Treasurer Ep(e> had
collected as IA per cent. Of tie total
iaN charged against him rs trcaSur-
rr Ivy the county auditor.
The total tax as charged up against
him is 92.2S0,94. special school tax
is &lo.0lS.95, making total Of $lO2.-
299.S9. Last year the treasurer col
lccted 90 per cent. of the amount
charged against him.
There were 1861 polls charged and
Of these he had collected mp to the
18th S. per cent. There were 321S
dogs taxed at fifty cents per head. or
$l609.00. and Of this amount the
treasurer had collected S. per cent
The collection of the general tax,
it seems. is very creditable and
makes a good shown" for Newberrv
county.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26
Our New Minister.

In "Our New Minister' the au-
thors of "The Old Homestead" who
wrote the comedy are said to have
about rounded up about all there is
to show in character generalization,
as it is to be found in small cross
roads town. OF fifteen rustic types
shown none arc similar, the list en-
bracing about all the principals OF
the settlement from the. veteran post
master to the towns last arrival, a
city boy from New York who drops
in Ito get a job in country store
and grows up with the community.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26
Death of Mr.. Levi Kibler.

Mr.. Levi Kiblrr died at his home
II this county on Thursday afternoon
# last week.
Mr. kiblcr was brave confederate
"ldlrr and served through the war as
private" in Company G., 3rd regi-
M"nt. He was between sixty-five and
seventy Years old at the time of his
death.
Mr.. Kiblcr for several years has
been noted as one of the finest bar
'""n" makers in this county, and
nose viii" Travelled the campaign last
! SUMMER will remember him at a great
number Of these cues, and those who
follow The campaign next summer
FlIl miss his presence and his fine
p'rh"ru" meats and hashes. ~
One by one the old confederate
soldier Is passing away, and before
many years they will all be gone.
Mr. kib"r is the second to die
WI" vas on the pension roll in this
county since the list was made rp
.M.y a few days ago. y5 4.
The other confederate soldier who
ne" only a few days ago was Mr..
Levi Britt.
'"cy were both quiet, unassuming
men and moIn hro,,o ,o} o}J,o,.e nn.1
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26
Our New Minister.

The least CONSPICUOUS element Of
"Our New Minister" is said to be
'he church side the title suggests.
Through all the laughs Of the comedy
Notwithstanding, a plea for gentle
hess and charity toward the erring is
said to ring clearly and impressive
~. The title character Of the piece
is a young Minister with a broad lib
eral view Of Christian conduct who
comes to a country town where the
prejudices are small, mean and mar
row.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26
THAT ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Council Considers Again and Defers
Action-Committee From Cham
Der Commerce Appear.

City council met in special session
on Friday night to take up the pcti
tion of Mr.. II. l.. Parr and others foI
Il fraGchiSr for street railway /,
the city Of Ncwbcrry.
The petition of Mr.. parr, who ha:
associated with him men of means
obligates to have at least three miles
Of track completed within two years
and to begin work in eighteen
months.
1t seems that while Mr. Parr has
had the matter under consideration
for some time. that our people were
"ot aware that he contemplated any
such enterprise. and when the peti-
tion was presented ,o council. it was
somewhat Of Il surprise. Council first
tork ny the matter on Wednesday
Ni@Nt. but ac;;&M 'va> deferred until
Friday sight aS this was matter
81 considerable Importance. On Fri
lay lich, ,Nuncil held another meet
,'-. and Mr>>r>. Mower. llipp and
'ie We W. Summrr. Of The cham
- : commerce. appcarcI before
''.,..':. H&d requested that further
.:"i 10 gwen tor the r"aSideratl"n
- important movement. :" that
:.' r:;:h""> mlSht b" informed Of
MA. WAS proposed and that council
".> - ,aI have time to consider
'''''..'.'H .'N al ,'''> prev '>',''> VI
...' '.''.'' '''>' '''''' was "SN'"'
VI. r. II. l"mln;rK' the cry Al
''"H' AS 2""' over the proposed
'"'"..!>'. A"H = >a''SNed that II has
Il. i"'@'E >''v-"ar'> thrown around
- ".'' INA. cannot Dc N>e' Tor
"'.' speculative purposes on the par;
d y. '"''"'>. III" linus ''"'A al!
.''''' "'''''' "''.''' '','A ~
- '''' '''''
:
I, ,"'> : "'N"' M" lie rl'l2enS
'' ,'>>'.''' '''"' II - ""I mere! SN'-
DE-. = 60 course '"'t' VIII De u"
'>'''''.. '"' OH '"' contrary
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements of Many People
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.


Mr.. l.. w. Cosby was in Tie city
on Saturday.
Mr.. p. j. Voss, of Atlanta, is in
the city.
Mr.. j. II. Fair is in the city.
The Misses Link and Miss jamie
Morse, of Abhevillc, who have been
visiting Miss Mary Frances Pool
have returned to their home.
Mrs. Mauldin. of Grecnvilc, is Wis
itiNw Mrs. I. {. Pool.
Rev. b. Il. Mitchell will conduct
the prayer meeting at the First Rap-
tiSt church Wednesday evening nj :
O clock.
Rev. &. \. WriGh, has gone to
Atlanta To attend the Conference at
Erruyht"n' : Tabernacle.
The Bachelor Maids viii nave
social mre;;0. NJ Miss Bessie Car
,;~.'> this afternoon At .t.%o clock.
The Frr;MjcM'y C,Oh wi'I NEE,
with Mrs. l.. W. Floyd "Wednesday
,...'@iuE al II "'rlrch.
Nr>. James M,)~;o>.. ,. " ".,a~,H:a,
N,~y;v@ ..:> s,.> 6, >.>:: Ms.
". Il. l.H~..
". {. L. Ia: : :. lie ,::>.
Mr.. ". /. r.:v,y. >anr";";e",:I.;
his G!>:>:y:. 90: tie >.H:.r;N %r,.
r.,~n&.:.r C,,."a&N. ra> :: NvwAr"-
-. ,,S.,r.raI
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26
Notice..

The Children's Benevolent Society
Of st. Paul's church will give an en-
tertainmcnt on Friday night, March
20, at the Lutheran Parsonage, for the
benefit of the famine sufferers in
China.
Arthur Mcdonald, Pres.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26

Don't fail to visit the Right Price
Store for peanut worth money to
You. 2.30 O'Clock Friday, March 20.
Hair and Havird.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26

NoT1CE-Thc Laurcns Steam I,ouny
dry is still represented at The Her.
ald d d News Office. Basket sent
thursday and returned SATURDAY..
Satisfaction guaranteed.
'N''Ss's) Brooddus & Ruff, Agts.8
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26

THE LADIES ARE cordially invit-
ed to attend the grand spring mil
linery opening March 26 at The
Cash Store.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26

FOR SALE--I have 100 bushels Of
kussell's big boil cotton, which Is
pure, for sale at SO cents per bu. !
r. a. Sligh, Slighs, S. C.(
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26

"ANTED-Travclcr for establishes.
l1onse; Twelve dollars weekly to
s'ar'' Expenses paid. References.
Address G. CLOVIS, Newberry. S q.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26

SH1NGLEs-I have plenty of shi4
les. Call and get prices. !
o. w. Leroy.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26

FOR SALE-Sixteen horse power
engine mounted on wheels. Liddell
saw mill, 4S inch inserted tooth
saw, Henry Disston, and log cart.
Singley Bros. Is
Prosperity, S. C.
3t 1taw. IL
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26

Don't fail to visit the Right Price
Store for peanut worth money to
you. 2.3O O'Clock Friday, March %.
Hair and IIavird.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26

GET YOUR NEW SUIT at Copeland
Bros. this spring and you will be
pleased. Big line to select from,
styles and materials the best, prices
low. Can fit any size man or boy.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26

FOLLOW THE CROWDS - Tbe
grandest display ever shown in
Newberry, Tuesday, March 90, at
The Cash Store.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26

GLASSWARE of all kinds. Wa,cN
sets, wine sets. punch sets, vases,
etc. Anderson 10 Cent Stnre.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26

FOR SALE-Lumber. Apply t!
Ernest Long.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26

BEFORE BUYING or selling a far1l
or any property, write The CaroliEd
Realty and Trust Company,
Bishopville, S. c.!
If 2taw.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26
3t 1taw.

fO-MORROW-TO-DAY will be YES
terday. "Do it now.' "Comc and
sec.'
Anderson 10 Cent Store.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26

WE EXPECT TO HAVE SOME
Shad and plenty Of other fresh
fish next Saturday. Send us your
order. Todd and Rikara.
1t.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26
JAMES X. GLIDER,
Dentist,
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CHINA SALE Firady, Saturday and
Monday. Anderson 10 Cent Store.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26

THE "KRIPPENDORF" AND
"Ultra' shores and slippers best
yet, at Copeland Bros. See the new
Spring styles just received
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26

THE NEW SLIPPERS AND oxfords
at Copeland Bros. are pretty---swell
styles, moderate prices.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26
10 CENT ASSORTMENT BUsTI

Brown China. just the thing fl
the little folks.
Anderson 10 Cent Store.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26

EASTER EGGS and Easter China
Anderson 10 Cent Store
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26

CASH STORE grand millinery ope
ing March &c. 6
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26

FRESH SHIPMENT CANDIES for
Easter Guaranteed Pure' 10 and
20 cents.
Anderson 10 Cent Store. q
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26

EGGS from prize winning Buff Ply
mouth Rock chickens for sale s
$500 per setting of Is by FraN)
L. Feagle, Greenville, S. C.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26

CARPENTERS WANTED at Cal
houn Falls, S. G. Long job. Goo,
pay. J. +. Gallivan Bldg. Co.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26
Cotton Market. !,
Corrected by Nat Gist.,
The Local Market.

The Local Market.
Meat ........ ....'.. 9l-1
I1aInS 80. lo
Best Lard :. .... ......
Best N. o. Molasses ). -. go
Good NJ. o. Molasses :. .. 35
Corn .... ......... ....
Meal ...... ......
Mixed Chicken Food 80.
Hay :. :. :. E. :. :. 1.35 to
1st Patent Flour :. -. .4.40 t,
End Patent Flour :. :. 400 t,
Good Ordinary Flour. $50 t.
ouSar 80. 80.
hlce 10
Coffee Roasted 80. :. :.
Coffee, Green :. =. .. >. 10
Cotton Seed meal :. >. :.
Eggs :. :. ;. =. :. .. ..
Iou!try :. :. :. .. lO
caS 49,.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-26

IF YOU DON'T, YOU OUGHT r
Watch our windows'. ,st,
Anderson 10 Cent Stores
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-26
@ortb Sionep, 6. g, gcIanoet pllr'

Nortb Siouep, 6. g, gcIanoet tpilr'
ben.
- Sn GIcueIono, g., lit oie Eri.
nitp . Gpisfopol Iatbcorale. oeren
9nu $t,000,000 gefoitet unb flint
Sabre geoollcrt bot, im 9ciicin beS
9iidoi8 Sitttle bon Miiiollri, bcS
Erimos Scr Gpisfopol.airdc in Itnc.
rita, uno is anbercr GpiSfopaIs
9iid)0ic feicrlit einaelueibt norbc9.
Gas pr1btige @ehauoc, melfcs 175
SUB lang uno 121 Sub brett lit ltcb.
an ser gucIio.Auenue uno Sit-122.
StroBc.
u. 8. Grcelano aus SerIep
Gitp, N.-S, cin on9ebenoer Stitocnt
scr ole.llniperiitGt, tit in Rcn.So'
pen, Gonn., bon einem Nutonobil
iibcrfabrcn iporoen uno bat inncrc
@erlebungen erlitten. Der BETTER
oeS 9llltompbilS lit bis icbt nid)t be-
iullNl Ntlputptll,
- &on Sen llngIildlihen, sic bel
Scr am 10. September bel @eit-Ga.
noon itottgebabten 3ug.Goliiion anf
ser Bottom uno Waine.9 Balm" Der.
leet muroeu, lit nod cine, Sri. NIbina
Sollron BON Nolblla, i'm Soipital SIT
Sonopcr, q. S., geitorben, iuoollrfl
sic 3abl Der llmgefommenen alti 26
gcltie9en lit.
- 6. Eorriib bon @nbaiI, Sno,
ser I'M 9iirecrfrieae Sberlt bcS 1903.
5rcipiQigen HegimentS pom Slls
Diana mo megen GROCER 2apierfeit in
Der Sd)Indt bel Hoibpile 5llm Sitll'
lar : SrigoOeGcucral beiorocrt nor.
oen mar, bat in einem &oltbaiie 81,
Glcoelano, Sflo., Selbltmorb begun'
gcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-26
4. q a p ite(.


CIV itummer Dsrpirrun9 itarrte
~ i6 oiif bic 3eilen. Der 3eu9e
. Robert liist." Was fir einsn
bentbaren @runb tonnte er -bas
fir baben? Quberoem bate ih idtpos
rem mOgsn. bab er bic Wobrbeit ees
fprohen bate. uno sfpar se9en ieinen
WiQen. Sd bilbste mir etpus auf
meme WenIhsnfsnntnib Elm - Iollte
ia mid in oieIem Safe 70 gelpaltig
ssirrt ba6enP .Die Grau, bic BEL Sol:
laoap mar, trug Elm ounfelsriine5
3leib." Wer bate ben Brief seIArie.
benz Wo9er fannie Der Shrsibsr bic
5arbe bes &leibes2 GO gdb nur cine
Grfl1rung tafiir = CT tannte bic
Srau. Quberbem muBte CT auh BEL
Der 8erbanolune setpefen iein. Qber.
ipenn er 10 piel puBte. iparum trut sr
oann ni9t ielbIt Dor? Mu9 bierauf
CAB es nur cine Qntiport: er mubts
elm MitIhulbiser fein. Mieoerum.
mar er miti6uloig. tpiiroe er iid Oonn
feIbit In @efabr brineen. bu bic Brief
fprr iidsrlih aufsenommen iuerben
piirbe? Sd perrannte mid INNER
me9r. n%irgenos i6ien Elm 2i4ti4imz
mel au fem.
.Wolsn sic ned irgeno tpel9s 3eus
gen pern.1mtn, !9err Nobcs?" fra9tc
Der Goronsr o6ermals. ,Wenn Sic es
ipiinitsn, fam i'd bic Sade bis morz
gen pertcgeI."
fSortietuna foIet)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-26
telegrapbiide 9cpeiden.

- 3mei Wann bon Dem Slider,
id)ooner .rSlt0ique" ans @louceiter.
Mnii., Die am 6. September perifla-
gen ipor6en marem bradten bier Gage
ebne Nnhrung uno ohne @aiier in
einem tleinen Boot ai,f oiiener Gee
III. bis Tie uoi, einem poriiber iabren-
sen 5Gbr5eu9e auigcnemmeu mo IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-26

Nret Ih0ne 0arlnen IN NaIiImorcsG ounth,
nabe oer Stnot. init suten @ebduoeu, 10 slder
5u $4,000, so @dcr 5u $4,000 mo 30 WIDER 81
strunbeIGountp: SO Elder, 4 liar, 81 gSulo, nit
aIteul seobnbaus, 5u 1915; 100 WIDER, 105 flnr.
70 Galo, duties Saus, 3u $500; 140 9der.
100 liar, 10 8alo. quite @ebduee. su $4,000;
l53 WIDER nit auten Sebdiioen an eleiiriiber
8abr. $4,000. gtdberes bel oern,ann Ynbcn.
bppg, Tr. III, N.'6garlesitr., baltimore, orb.
(SeptltO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-26
Jrdu(ein
5oQaoag.
Gortietun9.)

Ser apanat brdfte ettpoS 5drbe IN
fsin @eii6t, unb er fling nit einiger
Cuff gu eifen al.
SOL i6 fir SrduIein !SoQubop
6riib1tiid beitelen9" fru9te iG.
.Neiu, lie mil ni6ts buben."
Gr periont mieoer in S6psigsn. Gr
mubte pabreno meiner NbpeIenbeit
einen neuen S6reden erlebt baber.
.SdGiebtid." fling i6 an. .baben
mir ia nur Elm Nlibi na9Suipeiien, uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-26

bieies 9an3e Sartenbaus 1tiirst suIams
men. Gin Mlibi, rpeiter nidts."
nSa. peiter nidts." luieosrbolte er,
raber geieBt, bab mir es nidt tOnnen,
2efter?"
nNidt tonnen," itammeGte i6, .beiBt
oas g"
n9as beiBt. buB 5rGuiein 9onaoap
ieoe NuStunft odriiber ~peripei9ert, no
ie 9sItern Na6mittae seipeien it,"
oSiebt iie benin Die Hotbrpenoi9teit
cafiir ni4t ein?" fraste i6.
sd babe i9r aaes 10 tlnr tpie mo9e
Iid auseinanoerseIeBt. Sd peib ni9t
msbr, mas i3 bsnten foq!"
Sing AUDI er gu stpeifelu an? Damn
mubte cs a~Ieroin9s iebr Idlin,m
Iteben.
nGs lit gon5 uuosrftGnblit," fling
i'd nod furser Pauie tpieoer an, reS
1T -"
.Sa, unperItdnblid."
yNber Der &utf6er9"
nOo8 3eusnib bss GutI3ers pirb
uns, fir6te id. nift piel telTen, eber
bos 8esentbeil."
Sd rang na6 2uft - i6 fam mir
Dor pie Elm Grtrintenber. benz baS
RettungSIeil unperbofft aus ben !SGns
ben g~eriiTen pirb.
~Sn benz Sale" - fuste i9 unb
fdpieg.
.Nur, in benz SalIe?"
rWiHen mir etsn einen onberen
@ustpea finben." itptterte if 3asbaft.
r8ibt es einsn Guspeg, 2eiter?"
risf er unb brebte 'id beTtig au mir
bsrum. rGibt es eincn Qusne92 60
5ei9en Sic mir i'm, i'd bsIdpDre
Sic"
~Gs mub einen eeben." perfi6erte
id in @er3peiflung. unb iuGte mid
felbit 81 ii6erscu9en. .Gs mub eintn
geben, nar fiir6te i6. tpirb mod cinies
3eit pergehen. ehe mir i'm finhen."
Limb in3pif1en loirb 5rGulein
!So1aoab ~rertoftct! 9ebenten Sic, mas
bas beibt. 2efter."
Sd bate es ldngft bebadt. Sd mar
e6en 70 ber3peifslt pie er. a6er es Be-
burfte eine5 tligeren &cpfeS als mel.
ner mar. I'm ben Sebler gu finben. oos
f6rod: 0lieo Der Settle 3u entepdsn.
Wir nurbe gang Yfpinbelig bon al
ben 3ipeiTeln.
nNun. mir miiTsn unfer geItes
tbln." iaste er ro6 elmer Weile stpas
ru6i9er. sd babe bic 9offnung mod
ntdt aufgc9eben Der 3ufuu bitft
oft babel. limb ouBeroem fpiro Srdus
tein So[labob anbersr Qnfi6t iperben,
penn es gum Qeuber'ten tommt, bag
CLAUDE id beItimmt. Was and ihr
IGebeimnib INNER fein mag, 70 it's
better, es r%reissu9sben. als nur cine
Stunbe in @etpabriam su3ubrineen.
sic mub einfa6 iprsdcn. Cant
Shnen, Setter. fir Sbrc SuueriiGt.
Sic BADEN mir ncuss 2ehcn geseben."
Sd rdumt. bic 2eite oes 5rii6itiids
fort, unb bafb barailf fii1te iih bas
3ifnmer pisber. 3ulsbt fam Der Go
rener nit benz Stcatsanpolt berein,
uno %erfterer REF sur Orbnuns.
Die 9erbonoluns," iasts er. rpirb
forteeiebt mi. Der @ernebmuns bon
Sobn 8roots. Srdulein 9olaoaps
&utfder."
Sd tann iein 3susnib nit turSen
Dovien pieberssben: Seine Serrin
mar bic @1ee beruntergefabren bis
gum WaibinstonpIaB. BORT bate ie
ben Wasen baltsn .aHen. ibm 81 tpars
ten 5efohlen uno ma ben Weg in liioz
liher Ridtung neiter s~egonsen, Dem
franSoiiiden @iertel gu. Damn bate
n ie aus ben 2(usen Derloren. unb mar
anesidbr 5tpei Stunben berumsefabs
rem. Biz tie 5uridtam. sic CAB linn
Deiiuns. 10 fdnea nis mOsli4 nah
5aufe gu fabren. uno es tpurbs erit
Dor Der Shiirs dngebalten. Sbr afeib2
Ja, ct srianerie iih!. bah ss oIattte3.s