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Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-09-17
FORT PIERCE TEAM WON AGAIN
Deseated st. Augustine Baseball
Club Three to One.

The baseball game last Saturday at-
ternoon between the local team and the
fast bunch from St, Augustine resulted
in another victory for the Fort Pierce
team by score of 8 to l.
The St. Augustine team had met de-
feat at Fort Pierce several weeks ago
and on this occasion "loaded" up In
proper shape and came confident OF
trimming the locals TO a standstill.
Among the team we're players whose
abilities are known all over the State
and many an amateur club would have
feared to face them. However, the
Fort Pierce nine went 10 to put up the
game of their lives while the few loyal
fans trembled for them, and many OF
the home people placed their moral
support and money on the visiting team.
1t Is uselessto say they saw their mis-.
take later and regretted turning down
the homo boys-who, by the way, have
gotten used to it.
Allen and Cspo, who have reputa-
tion as a battery all over the northern
part of the State, worked for the visit
ors, but only five Of the local batters
fell victims to Aliens famous delivery
and seven hits were secured OIL him,
two of them being two'baggers. Baker
and Evernden were the local battery
and did good work throughout. Baker
rave up only three hits and one OF them
of the scratch variety, while twelve OF
the heavy batters from the Ancient
CITY famed the air and retired. Pretty
good pitching that, especially when
YOU consider who the opponents were
Umpire Trice called "Play BALI at
$3.50 and the visitors went to bat nrs1
THEW succeeded In putting two men on
bases but half way around was as iar
as they got, -,
The locals, in their half, started
something Immediately and counted
one in the opening. This came atter
two were down. Munich and Halter
we're out after reaching bases ano
BROWN reached second on errors No
nav touched of the fireworks by shoot
inc high liner past center TOT two
bssas scoring the first run OF the game
The side retired with Raney SUN oD
second. i,
The second, third and fourth innings
were nlsyed fast and furious, VINE
rsi,ber side reaching further than SEQ
ond base. and during which most OF 'ns
s,r;sa-outs occurred. In the fifth, now
aver. the locals added another 70 'nelI
lone tally. MUNICH hit SAFE st'er -.
,O o,t. and Hstter followed with
s;noIe 10 rigth. The ball was returusu
y t,,st but Bullock let it get away irOH
him and Munich crossed the p'See ~
tore 4, was recovered by Cspo. Ha''e'
| landed on tniru uuo
Brown was out at first. 80 !,
q the next inning, the sixth the :. {,
Gals repeated the tallying process an'
TOade their last OF the game t'Auss I.
s... -, was out, and DR.. Van rsacnc'
arst on tumble and second DS ~ Z
,. ~ .nd an error Of the basemsn
soSH Van souled out and in the mean q.
time the runner stole snl,0, ..' nvS,,..
han laced out the second Two swo-O ssss,
y the game and scored Of van .s sys,'
q sns 81, s''' Isnvine gefbdsp o. seegno
s', :. ~ ss, seventh inning the visitor
made their frst and only score c, .o q ~ ~
game 81 10 error Allen SIs ps sss y !
go IA coolee both heW oos y y
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-09-17

Summary Struck out by Allen 5, BY
Baker II; Base on balls of Allen l, OIL
Baker 2: two-base hits, Raney and
Evernden hits OF Allen 7, of Baker q:
left on bases, St, Augustine 8, Fort
Pierce 5, Umpire. Mr. Trice.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-09-17
|rNISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS
j Report of Regular Sep
/ tenber Session of SOlons'

,onnty commissioners met in
~ ,'.sossion Sept, s, 1909. Present
v y, chairman, G. H. Edwards,
Austin R.. E, Mclaughlin and
= = pootnage with J. E. Fultz, clerk
p.rry Carlton, deputy sheriff,
NANTES Of last regular meeting we're
\, M notion, Mrs. Harbin's bill OF S14.-
!, care Of Edgar Smith is ordered
r.,.,v bond of Murray =. Hall was
p.oo,t Of F. NJ. Tyler, collector, for
'mou,b Of August received, showing
..,ss collected for the State $1,000;
~ county $500; polls l,
N notion, Edgar Smith was placed
4 pauOer list for the month OF Sep
..r 1909, at 800 per month war
n % be made payable to Mrs. Har-
'Vo.rd adjourned to 500 o'clock am,
,s,dsy and convened at said hour.
present.
sp,Oort Of Clerk received, showing
redeuptious and purchases for the
min Of August, 1909, 1855.
The bill of f. E. c. Railway Co. for
% on lease from SO, 90, to SO. 10.
,sived, and. on motion, The clerk was
unctsd to advise said company that
\ sste on said lease is one dollar per
a. instead of one dollar per month,
/ o. notion, the board instructed the
In 70 inform John S. Frantz that or
sn placed with him for furniture for
" clerk and county judges Offices is
|iIkdawn, and the same will be adver
|ed for bids, according to the require
hos Of the new law relating to pur-
k,n Of goods in amounts over $500.
Passion claims approved for Jos. Il.
M ]. B. Arnold, VIM. H. Raulerson,
D \. Bridges. r. A. Hardee, j. e.
BE-, AL. BeaI and Mary Il New
Nna
Board adjourned to 8 q. m. Wednes-
u aud convened at said hour.
o. motion, a refund Of $5.lS is made
'R P. Frlpp for amount received oy
unity from tax sale certificate No. IL,
u Of 1907, which was enormously sold
! account Of double assessment.
Report Of j, H. Wynn, treasurer, re-
llvsd, showing balances on hand Sep
spber l, 1909, as follows:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-20
Setl6n pernanenlS Do apNuuOS elaE

Por reformas de establecimiento, Sc
vende una vidriera mostrador de -
pies dc largo por Il de alto, vidrlos dc
primera Il mitad de preclo, varlas PIE
zas de mostrador de marmol On distln-
tos tamanos.
Tn aparador de cafe con luna wee
lada. 4 mitad de precio.
I'm cinemat6grafo Power con todos
sus accessories y gran abundancia dc
peliculas.
I'm automovil Osmovile para dos
asientos, completamentc nuevo, de ~
caballos de fuerza; Sc da a mltad dc
precio.
En- la barriada de Ia Marina, sc tras-
pasa, un cafe, fonda y villar, bien 81
tuado con buena clientela.
Sc da cabida en- esta secci6n q cuan-
tos anuncios se nos comuniquen. Pura-
mente gratis para los anunciantes
Mas detalles. escribir 4 los sefiorcs
J. q. Ayuso y Compaffa, Cruz. 4, San
Juan. Puerto Rico. 6 Box 462.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-20
LA ESFE,RA
fortaie "A q
DE BERMUDEz H ERMANos co.

ho forro coclnas eno
.r carbon barzas de mostrado e
ad banos de z1nc revoVers icv
onetas Escva extacr los o.
durezss nj do fltros aqua ruedas
cohe aaos coches nana dc acero &c
s.e. Mmp cuadros sa sas de mon palH
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-24
Claus Spreckels. VIM. @. Irwin
CLAUS SPREgkElS < 60.
B ANKERS
HONOLULU t. s

San Francisco Agents-The Nevada
National Bank Of San Francisco.
DRAW EXCHANGE ON
SAN FRANCISCO-Tne Nevada Ma
tional Bank of San Francisco.
LONDON-Union of London & Smiths
Bank, Ltd.
NEW YORK-Amer1can Exchange Ma
tional Bank.
CHICAGO-Corn Exchange National
Bank.
PARIS-Credit Lyonnais.
BERLIN-Dresdner Bank.
HONGKOlJG AND YOKOHAMA-The
Hongkong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Bank Of New Zealand, and Bank Of
Australasia
VICTORIA AND vANCOUVER-Bank
Of British North America.
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
Deposits Received, Loans Made on
Approved Security, Commercial and
Travellers Credits issued. Bills OF Ex-
change Bought and Sold.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-24
LORD KITCHENER in CHINA.

PEKING, Nov. 26.-Ordinarily a
Europeans visit to the ancient north
ern capital is like stepping into the
pages of an eastern romance. When
one is greeted at the railway station,
however, by an international group
composed of the British Minister to
China and all his legation staff, Off
GERS of the various national contin-
gents quartered in Peking, Chinese
ministerial officials of exalted rank,
with representatives of China's stand
ing army and modern police force; if
one is entertained at the British lega-
ton, made the recipient of attentions
that might fall to the lot of viceroy
or an ambassador, dined by the throne
ring of Manchu princes, received in
audience by the regent of the empire,
invited to inspect the splendid appear
ing new foreign drilled" imperial
guards, one might be justified in feel
ing that the wondrous treasure cas-
kets OF the east had been rifled of
some of their choicest stores for ones
personal delectation.
Lord Kitchener's visit to Picking was
marked by these and similar other OBJ
servations. He was lionized by the
grave, conservative, imperturbable
Chinese, he was made guest of honor
at Chinese dinners of prodigious mag
nitude, not one course of which may
be sighted, according to the punctil-
ious code of the east.
Lord Kitcheners journey up from
Marking was made continuously, with
out stopping at Hankow, owing to the
limited time of the special train that
was placed at his service. AS the spe-
cial consisting of one car and the en-
CINE, drew up at the station here a
large concourse OF people prominent in
the life of Peking was gathered at the
platform to meet him. There were
Sir John Jordan, the British minister,
with the entire British legation staff;
DR.. Morrison, the London Times cor
respondent; two officers of the Cam
eron Highlanders, General Abe and
several Japanese guards, a whole
company of the Chinese military po-
lice with two flags, several German
officers, and among the high Chinese
officials were His EXcellency Yum Of
the board of communications and Col
onel Ting and Colonel Tung of the mil
itary department.
Lord Kitchener, who was the guest
for the week of his stay of Sir John
Jordan, made round of calls on the
imperial princes and visited Winter
Palace and the Summer palace, as the
Wan Shoshan, or Hill of Ten Thou
sand Years, is usually called. A din
ner was given in his honor byNPrince
Tsai Flu, the function being very pri-
vate, the only other guests being Sir
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-24
THE QUEsTIoNER.

I called the boy to my knee one day,
And l said; you're just past four;
Will you laugh in that same light
hearted way
When you're turned, say thirty
more?"
Then l thought of a past I'd fain erase
More clouded skies than blue
And I anxiously peered in his upturned
face,
For it seemed to say:
Did your"
touched my lips to his tiny own
And said to the boy: "Heigh, no!
Those lips are as sweet as the hay,
new-mown;
Will you keep them always so?"
Then back from those years came
rakish song
With ribald jest or two
And gazed at the child who knew no
wrong,
And l thought he asked;
Did you?"
I looked in his eyes, big, brown and
clear,
And l cried: ooh, boy of mine!
Will you keep them true in the after
year?
Will you leave no heart to pine?"
Then out of the past came anothers
eyes
Sad eyes of tear-dimmed blue
Did he know they were not his moth
ers eyes?
For he answered me:
Did your"
Carl Werner in Scribner's.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-24

John Jordan c. w. Campbell, Chinese
secretary of the legation, Col G. D.
Bruce, and Captain Fitzpatrick. The
following night Sir John Jordan gave
a banquet in honor of his guest, en-
pertaining the imperial princes and the
members of the British legation. The
following day Lord Kitchener spent in
seeing the sights of the Altar of
Heaven, the vast grounds of which
served as a camp for the British troops
quartered in Picking during the Boxer
war, the Lama temple, and the temple
of Confucius. In the evening he at
tended a banquet given in his honor
by the ministers of the Wai-wu-pu
(foreign affairs board) and the board
of war.
The reception of this famous war
rior at Picking was most cordial. The
imperial court showed every sign Of
appreciation of his worldwide renown.
Leaving the capital he proceeded to
Tientsin, where he called on Viceroy
Tuan Fang of Chih-li province and H.
E. Tang Shaggy, the recent world en-
voy; then left by special train for PoE
Arthur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-26
sui

Sonberbarer SAIL. 0of.
tor Nobert aitto bon Macine, @is.,
bate cinen Der ionoerbarlt item T1Qc
felt Sabren 81 bebanoeln. Gin yRinb
bon Soieab StrubisIa BON 3oufe.
gan, peld,es an Itarfem Nieien lit,
.uurbe in iein SprefSimmer gebradt.
Cine llnteriud)una beforoerte cine
feline %ucrueite 3rote 81 Gage. Die
GItern erfl1rten, bob bas Rino i'm
@raie auBerbolb oes Sauies i'm Ies.
ten Wai geipiclt uno felt Der Scit ga.
ienleiocn eebabt babe. SipeifeIlos
aerietb Die tleine Grote bamals in bie
Noie.
SIN 3neifeI. elias @arrett.
Elm Grocer BON columbus. g., polte
tih turslih nit elmer @ittme Ha.
mems Warp 2ioingiton trauen lai.
len. Ils Die Seremonie mitten i'm
8onae mar. rihtete ser Gaitor Die
iiblidle 6rage al i'm, Of er lei1e
fiinitiNe Srou lieben peroen, 10 Ian.
ae er Iebe. Gas tpeiB if nid)t." er.
fpioerte sepiIienbaft Ser 9rGutigam,
rpcrauf Der Yaitor iih meigerte, Die
SraulEs 81 poIsiehen, nno benz
Wanne Die SeiratbsIi3ens suriidedb.
Seitber idIeint Garrett einen Taltor
e%efunoen si baber. Der cs nit iener
Sraae nidlt 10 genou nirunt, oenn
Die &odjseit fanb trosoem Itatt.
on II o d Sreiberaer.
Ger Stem Yorfer 2oiterjdniifflcr
antborp Gomitod lit nidt nur elm
iebr iittenitreneer, iol,oern elm ebenio
ipariatner Mtann. Seine Gpariam.
felt mar Sdulo onran. oaB er oieicr
Gage in Neluort nit sen, Shoffncr
zines StraBenbobn.pogens in Strcit
aeriefh. uno iait lpdre es ibm baiiirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-26

erite Gang in Der 9%eimatbitabt MIDI
fir ibn. Die 8inoer ihpobten unt
fro9ter, er5dbltcn utb lo6tsn, frsuten
ii6 iebr lout ouf bic lleberrai6una Der
@ltern, uno Der 9ntel fab in itiGsm
16meraIiden Staunen INT fi6. Wie
pieles bate ii1 bod perGnbert; toum
ertonnte CT bic Straben, 70 fremb nor
oaes eetporoen. r9ier finb mir"
tIang es an Isin Sbr uno Wenoelin
Gtforbt iob au ben1 !Sous empor ipie
elmer, Der in Elm ltebes @eii6t blidt,
bos er piele Sabre nidt seieben bot;
etn5elne 3iise, bic Nusen, bic tennt er
nod, ober es 1T bod Elm anberes &C.
iicht 9eipprben.
rSennit Oh pas 5ous piebsr. Sns
Eel, IS 1T bos 9robelterlide 5aus. 9os
ter bat es boz einieen Sabren bi1ia
gefnuft. Weil es 10 5altmobiI6 1T,
mo6te nismanD binetn3ieben; aber i.bt
tit pieles perGnbert, bic @eranbo lit
neu uno Die bablide alte Mnuer lit
fort" io9ts Wenbeline.
Die olte, bdbIihe, sraue Mouer
meg! Wie oft bate Wenbelin i'm
8eiIte binter Der erauen Wauer 0es
itonoen uno iiG sefreut, bnb tie bas
Sous BON Der ,ollten Welt obi6loB.
~Sruoerbcr3 Ou, nein, bas nenns ih
cine Jreuoe!" Der 9err SanitGtsz
ratb, Der Elm bib9en bid setporoen
mar unb piele peibe Soare in Bart
unb 9auptboor bate, umarmte ben
Bruoer nit oufri6tiser 6rerbe. @ut
feline Jrou, bic in nidts mebr benz
s~orten, i60nen @retel' bon emit alid,
itredte nit Iauter !5eralidteit benz
S4po9er bic trdftise, ob%georbsitee
!Sano ent9essn. Damn ioBen ole suz
1ammen in benz sroben Gamiliensins
mer, uno Elm beiteres, iibermiitbiees
Geben umroui6te ben einfamen Mann.
Ollie iporen iie luitis. ole in frober CIR
nortuns bes Jeittases. Wenbelin iab
pobl, bob es tnapp i'm 9auie susing,
bob feline breite 5iiGe 'berri4te. S6on
bic aleinen ipraden bon ,tiinftigem
Griperb, TAPER unb fr0blih, bereit,
fid surehtsufinben i'm 2eben. limb
bic Gltern fpra4en BON by 5offnuns
gen Der 8inoer nit freuOtser 3upers
iiht, unb ols Wenbelin be- 0ersons
9enbeit uno Der eiseneu Ginhbeit aes
bad1te, ba Iauidten fie, fpie MOI einem
f6onen Wdr9en laufht. unb Der olts
Wann fiibIte, tpie ibre @ebanfen raid
pieoer 5u Der @ssentpart unb gu ben
Soffnunsen i9rer &inber 5uriittebrs
ten.
Is Denoelin ettarbt an bieIem
@benb enbli1 alein in benz freunbs
ltd3en SoItStmmer fab, ftarrte CT miioe
IN ben itilen @arten binaus. Mu1
Der mar itumm setporben unb reoete
nldt mehr BON Der pereansenen 3eit.
Vie botte Der einfame Mann fih 10
einfam aefiiblt pie in biefen Stunben.
Sas alte Sous biitete bliibenbes, jun
ges Sebsn, Submit bars es in fetnen
Wfoueril. er ober NOR elm Tremoer
barin ae!porosn, bimotblps mar er
unb aieucs. @ie cine liUte Wolte. Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-26

am SimmeI flotternb entidpinbet, 10
mar ibm bos 3iel isines 9ebeng emit
thpunoen, uno er fii6lte bic Irmut0
1eines Gebens - nun ba er feline Soft
nung mebr bate.
oils Der sRorgen beroufbdmmerte,
16rieb er ieinem 8ruoer einen Q(bz
16ieoserub, ben &oufpreis fir bas
Saas f6entte er ibm ols .!6phseitsz
eobe; er ione fem Gebsn ps-3eiben, er
babe ober eineeieben, bab er bic
frobe Jeier MIR it0ren ipiiroe, er lei elm
miioer, otter Damn unb poHe ni6t in
ben beiteren Jamilientreis. 2eifc sing
er oann bic Sreppe binob. 9us einem
Der 3immer fam elm iolfsenbes 2os
Aen, Die 6inoer iporen f6on beibGfz
tiet, ben gbrentos Der Glern porsubes
reiten.
Dime iid) um3uieben, perlieb W.nz
oeltn Gftorot bos Saus unb sing ouf
ben 8abnbof. 9ort portete er aeouls
big ouf Den 3ug. Der Jpn suriidbrinz
gen ioate in bos 2eben, bas i'm aus
biiiteren, trourisen Qussn unperItdnos
lt4er benin ie onfab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-26

obne ie6es Scremonied al Sic friidjt
Cult bai0roert 81 lperbcn. Oak ga:
nif)t 9cid,dh. bat or cigcntGif MI,
Ser @uti,iiitliafcit bcs Stoiincrs Al
hanfen, Der idjI:cbIin in sic -eiaens
9oide ariii unO 'cinen Tidel fir Ser,
Weltperbenerer opferte. GomItod
hat einen TrcipaB. sen ober Ser
Shoffner niht arerfcnncn ipoute.
q a d) q b III cnSmertb. On Elm
trefilldc5 @erf mill iih ser Oeutid).
Mnlerifaniidle Staotuerhuno pon
youngstown in Ohio begeben. CT
bat nanllldl bcid,loiien. Die I3Gb[ung
aler III icnerStoot pobnenoen Oellt.
iden por5unehnlen; az aIcid)er 3eit
mil man itatiitiide Grbebunacn an.
lteIlen fiber Den @eburtsort, Datum
Der Gtnmanoerung, Stimmrebt, Mi.
5ubl Der if)uloflidtigen 4inoer ser
beutld)en Tumilicn, unS Oh jene am
oeutIben llnterridlt tbeiInebmc,
noIlen. GS ioll cine Mrt MOrcb.
tale1ocr meroen, sbcr iih iid)crlir9
BON arSBtem Musen iiir ale moo.
lifeu 3mede ertueiien miro. Gin aus
i1eltn Wann Deficiencies Gonitc. ou3
bonn Soriiser ernanut miro. ioQ NIT
oieler Mrbeit betraut iperoen.
l(nter Ii Dung Der Cir.
10 q noerung. Mli Dem Oumpier
Cincinnati" ser Samburg-a merifo.
9inie fam cine oeutid)e 3onniiiicn
aur llnteriudJuue Scr Gilupotoc.
rungsnerbaltniiie in Hem Oorf al,
unb 5iuar miro Die Heiie auf Seron.
laiiung Der Samburaer lllo 9remcr
geborben untcrnommen, ba eie;e BEL.
ben S.dote, ipie befannt. oas ur5bt,
Sn:erciie az Ser Giluoanoernng NED.
men. gs iollen ramentlih sic iani.
taren Ginridtunaen auf SEN
@onpicrn. Die @erhaItunasmaB.
reasIn aui Sen ginwanoerunssltatiU.
men rrb Die poi:seiliden uno ip5ial.
nolitlidcn Stanopunfte Der Ginuan,
oerung ariiublid ltioirt meroen.
mesbalb Die 3%onmiiiion alid aus
Ger erlfet Sadlel,tcn Neltfid)luio3
3uiammncllseiest lit.
9 d. lehte 9 d)ufbeu1 +.
Die 9erld)te, lp,lhe t%albmonatlid
bon ben 2ebrern oil 9atoitu!ea Dem
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. einga.
reiht meroen. Iaiien in @auiuu.
@is., %erfennen. 6aB cine arobe Iu.
sabl Der id)rtlpflid)ti9en 2i,toer N
Dem genannten We5irfe nit)t ied)S
0tonotc lang i'm Sabre Ole Sdu!e
beiufen. Superintendent Eiuerres
bat oaber @eranlaiiuns senommen,
Die Gltern al marnen. utter Dem
Sinpeis. oab lie ibre 3inoer reg,l.
our Sd)uIe ienben miiiien,
falls lie lid, Dor Straie bepa6ren
lpoaen. Sad elmer neucrcn grfli.
rung oes @enannten baben oieie
Warnungen ober feinen grfoIa ae.
babt uno es lit baber cine Strofper.
folgl,ns Der iai,misen gltern einae.
Ieitet.
!. @egen Mibbraud ber
Uphltb 1tigtsit. ssu GIepe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-26

6enIter ieines Stiit1ers uilo DIie8 a..
mooiiAc, ldngit pergeiisne @eiien all
leirer Jlotc. Damn pcreab er, bal
icin Bid iiter 0Gter uno !oDfe, iibc
rubgeIdpdrSte 9dume unp rDtblid)
6obritiAoruiteine 9ing, uno er nan
bette trGumerlo iiber bic bliihenoel
WieIen Der Seimnt6, uno i'm rotbaplo
rcn Mbenoitimmer ~itonren fein uni
l1lont bic Shiirme BON ct. Morien
in ocren S6oiten oos !Sous Ieirel
Iprfabren lag.
1on leinem 9rucer borte er, oo E,
bic 9riefe nic beontlportste, nlld Iclte.
etmos. Sn Der criten ,3eit ipor an.
jdbrli6 nit idsner RegelmGbi0teit BIZ
No6ridt ron Ter Geturt zines Suber
ooer Wab6ens einsetrcffen; lpie p;elt
cs luorer, Die in benz 0pttorbaus ooe
Gicht rsr WsIt erblidt batten, oos
lpubte Wenoelin Gttorot niHt, CT bottt
MIR bic untlore lhrc6baiic 0or'teuunQ
bon le9r pleicn Stnocrn. Ginmal Dattt
or ouf nod bcm Glternbous gcfraot;
es lei gu p~ertdufcu, Gotte Der Sruber
9eontlportct une inn ben aellfprcis
mit9et6cilt; Fer mar niht bod, INNER.
bin p%errnnnen' picIc Sabre, ebe @enre.
lin in bic Seimutb reiien tonnte, I'm
ben Sraum ieines &ebens su erfiiQer
uno lid) bos Yarooiss ieiner ainobeit
auriid5utoufen. Scinem 9ruocr bate
er feline Mntu1ft ni6t Qemeloet; 10
ieltsn er audi 9ereiit ipor, bic obiGicos
nebmenoen unr DepiQtommenocn 9os
miller oui ben 8obnb0icn iporen ibm
immer elm Grtucl eelpcIen.
gSte Gin Sinh in Der bun(len Dor
hammer 81 Der NeihnoGtsitube, 10 iuf
er an elnem tlaren S%)crbitta9 an 5eiz
mem Jen'terplob i'm Soups uno oofte
an oos Snus. oos bolb Iein Sou2 Iein
tpiirbc; oann lpolits Ell OTIS isinem pint
nlsl9eioen. unb bic beitcren Silber
tinftiger %rubepollsr Gage so0en IN lei.
men, Settle poriiber, lnp er ud)tete pas
bel gar nidt uuf oos Gin uno Nus
iteigen ieiner Mitreiiennen.
-9eitoiten Sic, r,ein !Serr, rnb id
oas Senfter Dffne9" frnetc cine frobs
li6e Stimme mitten in feline Sraume
bineir,.
% bite" murmelte er ur1o madte
cine Werbel9uns nod Der Hi6tuna,
aus Der bic Stimme tnm. 9obei ers
bIidte er Elm iunees WGohen - Su
lieber !5immeL, bos mar bod 80.
vWnrsoretbe," itptterte er perpirrt.
Die jurse. febr anmutbiee Dam.
ln1te ben uuf: ra9 nsin, ib belize
ni6t Marsaretbs. Sic pertennen
MIDI"
.Sie Ieiben ni6t Taraarst6s9"
ia9te Serr 8enoelin erituunt uno Re.
trahtste Dos Mdo9en, lpie moi Elm
f9oncs Bib onIdout; ali6 lie bod
poutommen Der stnitieen Souaenros.
lie6ten. nSeiBcn Sic beItimmt nitht
Wlar9oretbe?" froste er nod einmol.
Rein. mirtlih ni1t. Moreoretbe
beibt meins Wutter unb meme Shme.
tier. ib babe einen iikNterIihen Na
men" plaucerte bos StGulein. onidlei