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CHAPTER w.

This time the trail was easier. II
was better packed. aad they were not
carrying mail against time. At Forty
&Sie thay Laid over two days for the
sake Of the dogs, and at Sixty Nile
Daylight's team was left with the
trader. Unlike Daylight, after the
terrible run from Sslkrk to Circle
City, they had been unable to rscup-
crate on the back trail. 30 tho four
men pulled on from SIXTY Mile with
fresh team of dogs ON Dnylight's
sled. The following night they
camped In the cluster Of islands at
tho mouth OF the Stewart. Daylight
talked town sites. and, though the
others laughed at him, hs staked the
whole maze Of high, wooded island.
Just supposing the big strike does
come on the Stewart" he argued.
"Asbbe you-all IL be in on 1t, and then
again mebbe you-all won't. But l sure
will. You-ali d better reconsider and
20 In with me on It,"
But they were stubborn.
You're as bad az Harper and Joe
Ladue." said Joe Hinsa. They're al.
ways at that game. You know that
big Aat jsst below the Klondike and
under Moosehide Mountain? Well.
the recorder at Forty Nils was tellin'
me they staked that not q month ago
The Harper 4 Lsdue Town Site.
Ha! Ha! Hal"
EhJah and Finn Joined In his laugh
ter; but Daylight was yravely in earn.
est.
There she is" he cried. 1.-THE
hunch Ia working! It's In the air,
tell you-all! What'd they-all stake
the big fiat for II they-all didn't get
tho hunch? Wish I'd staked It."
The regret In his voice was provoca-
tive OF second burst Of laughter.
Laugh, dang you, laugh! Why
your eyes aiR't open yet. You-all are
q bunch OF little mewins kittens. I
tell you-all II that strikes come on
klondike, Harper and Ladus will be
minionaires. And n it comes on Stew
art, you-all watch the Elam Harnish
town site boom. In them days, when
you-all come around maxim poor
mouths He heaved a sigh OF
resignation. We'll, suppose I'll
have to give you-all a grub-stake or
soup. or something or other"
In the meantime there was naught
to show for 1t but hunch. But II was
coming. AS he would stake his last
ounce on good poker hand, so he
staked his life and effort on the hunch
that the future held In store q big
strike on the Upper River. SO he and
his three companions, with dogs, and
sleds, and snowshoes, toiled up the
frozen breast Of the Stewart, toiled
on and on through the white wilder
ness where the unending stiffness was
never broken by the voices of men,
the stroke of an AK, or the distant
crack OF n rife. Gold they found on
the bars, but not I'm paying quantities,
and In the following May they re-
turned To Sixty Mile.
Ton dove lN'or. Harpe- crd Joe Ia.
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ths smaahing blow of darkness across
his consciousness.
Exhaustion" said Daylight Take
him OF and put him to bed, some OF
you-An. He's sure q good Indian"
A few minutes later. Daylight was
whirling around tho dance.hoor, waltz
Ing with the Virgin. And small Won
der 1t was that the Virgin yielded her
self to his arms, as they danced dance
after dance. and sick at heart at the
r. redge that 10 found nothing in
her more than good friend and an
excellent dancer. Small consolation
IL was to know that he never loved
any woman. She Was sick with love Of
him, and he danced with her as he
would dance with any woman, as he
would dance with man who was
good dancer and upon whose arm was
tied q handkerchief TO conventionalize
him into a woman.
At one In the morning he saw Elijah
Davis herding Henry Finn and Joe
Hines, the lumber-jack toward the
door. Daylight interfered.
Where are you-all going?" he de-
manded, attempting to draw them to
the bar.
Bed" Elijah Davis answered.
Got to-" Joe Hines added apollo
getically. Were mushing out in the
morLin'"
Daylight still detained them.
Where to? What's the excite
ment?"
mo excitement" Elijah explained.
Were just a-goin' to play your
hunch, an tackle the Upper Country
Don't you want to como along!"
II sure do," Daylight afIlrmed.
But the question had been put In
fun. and Elijah ignored the accept
ance
We're tacklin' the Stewart" he
went ON. "Al Mayo told mo he seen
some likely lookin' bars FIRST time hs
come down the Stewart, and we're
soin' to sample 'sm while the rivers
frose. You lhtsn, Daylight, an mark
my words. tho times comm when
winter disGn's II be all the 90.
ThsPsIl b men in them days thatM
laugh at our summer scratchin' an
ground-wallsrin'."
Elijah laughed, gathered his two
partners up, and wss making . second
attempt to reach the door.
Hold on" Daylight called. II sure
mean It,"
The three men turned back sudden.
ly upon him, In their faces surprise,
delight. and incrsdulity.
"G'wan. you're foOlin'." said Finn,
the other lumbsr-jack. = quiet, steady,
Wisconsin man.
There's my dawgs and slsd," Day
light answered. "ThatN make two
teams and halvs the loads; though
ws-all II have to travel easy for .
spsll. for them dawgs IL sure tired"
The three men were ovsrjoysA, but
still trihs incrsdulous.
Now look here" Joe Hines blurted
out, none Of your foolin', Daylight
We mean business. Will you Gomez"
Daylight extended his hand and
shook.
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ohAPTGR IIi.

At Sixty Nile they rsstocksd provir
sions. added . few pounds Of letters
TO their load. and held steadily on.
From Forty Miis they had unbroken
trail. and they could look for
ward only to unbroken trail
clear TO Dyes. Daylight stood
II maxnincently. but the killing
pace was beginning to tell on Kama.
HIS pride kept his mouth shut. but
the result Of the chilling of his lungs
In the cold snap could not be con-
csaled. They travelled till ten o'clock
the night they reached Selkirk, and at
six next morning they plunged ahead
into the next stretch OF wilderness OF
nearly ave hundred miles that lay be-
tween selkirk and Dyea. There was
no let-up In his pace. Twelve hours
n day. six In the twilight and six In
the dark. they toiled on the trail.
Three hours we're consumed In cook
ing. repairing harnesses. and making
and breaking camp. and the remaining
nine hours dogs and men slept a. II
dead.
The time came when Kama was un-
able to 90 In the lead and break trail.
and II was proof that he was far gone
when he permitted Daylight to toll
all day at the heavy snowshoe work.
Lake by lake they crossed the string
OF lakes from Marsh 20 Linderman.
and began the ascent OF Chilcoot. by
all rights Daylight should have camped
below the last pitch OF the pass at the
dim end OF day; but he kept on and
over and down TO Sheep Camp. while
behind him RACED a snow storm that
would have delayed him twenty-four
hours. This last excessive strain broke
Kama completely. In the morning he
could not travel. At fve. when called
he sat up after struggle. groaned.
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vas divided a. ever a. to whsthar q
not he woxld compass Tie schisvs-
ment. Al ten o'clock bets were still
being made. though the odds rose, bet
BY bet. AGAINST his success. Down In
nsr heart The Virgin bSlisvsd hs Aad
failed. YET che made q bet Of twenty
ounces with Charley Bates. against
forty ounces. that Daylight would ar
rive before midnight.
she II We who heard Ne Art yslps
Of the dogs.
"LAsssn!" sh, cried. IT'S Day.
lisAt!"
There was . general stampede for
The door; bat when the double storm.
doors were thrown wide open. the
crowd fell back. They heard the eager
whining of dogs, the snap Of q dog
whip and the voice of Dayitghk csyiAg
encouragement - the weary animals
capped al they had done BY dragging
the sled ta over the wooden Accv
Thsy came In with Q rvsh. and With
them rushed In the frcst. Q visibie
vapcr of smoking white. through
which their heads and backs showed,
40 they strained In the harness. TIL
they had al the seeming Of swimming
In . river. Behind them, at the sss-
pole. came Daylight. hidden TO The
knees By The swirllng frost through
which hs appeared TO wade. He was
the same old Daylight. withal lean
and ursd-lookinS. and his black Syss
were sparkling and flashing brighter
than ever. His parka Of cotton drin
hooded him like q monk, and fsu IN
straight lines to his knees. Orimed
and socrcAsd by campsmoks and hre,
the garment In itself told The story of
his trip. A two-months' bsard Gov
cred HE faos: and the beard. In turn,
was matted with the Ice Of his breath.
Ing through the long sevsnty-mils
run.
He s1perisncsd q thrill of surprise
as the roar Of welcome went up and
80 every familiar detail Of the Tivoli
greeted his vision-tAe long bar and
the array Of bottles, the gambling
games. the big stove. the wsigher 1t
the sold-scales. tho musicianA, the
mon and women, the Virgin, Cola.
and Nellie. Dan Macdonald, BEETLES,
Billy Rawlins. Olaf Henderson, Doc
Watson-all Of them. II was Just az
he had left It, and In all seeming
II might we'll be the very day he had
left The sixty days Of incessant trav-
el through the white wilderness sud
denly tsloscoped. and had no exis-
tence In time. They were a moment
an incident. He had plunged out and
into them through the wall OF silence,
and back through the wall of silence
he had plunged. apparently the next
instant, and into the roar and tur.
moil Of the Tivoli.
He drew a deep breath and cried:
Tho winner pays. and I'm the win
ner. Amt i? Surge up. you-all Male
mutes and Siwashes. and name your
poison! There's your Dyoa mail,
straight from Salt Water, and no horn.
swosslin about II! Cast the lashings
adrift, you-all. and wade into IT,"
dozen pairs OF hands were at the
sied-iashings. when tho young lie
Barge Indian. bending at the same
task. suddenly and Imply straight.
ened up In his eyes was great sur.
prise. He stared about him wildly,
Tor the thing he was undergoing was
new to him. He was profoundly
struck by an unguessed limitation Ho
shook as with a palsy. and he gave at
the knees. slowly sinking down TO fall
suddenly across the eled and to know
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Mr.. w. S. Schumacher. of Chicago,
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q former resident of Sumter. was in
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" '"o wy ''""S stunning h"hus win ola friends.
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.,Gitanie' Aataltrop6e
Wstt bpIler 0eibiuinbigteit
Tubg bic ,,1ttania'' ais bic 6ata,
ftrppbe erfUlste.
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Etnnoe.
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ben 10 ihnell iuie mOslidl sn
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piers bon oen 8eanten Der g86ite
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suaren angclpieien lporoen, Die ,sohrt
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oigfett bon q anoten Die Stunoe
bate.
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grelgllllfe fort, limb id, 1tano nit
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or pl6tlfd au5rief .Steuer nah Bad
boro" I'd rib bos 9fao berun, aber
eS mar berett5 5u ipdt lnb mir flib.
rem auf Die inter @o'Ier befinoIide
gismoiie ouf."
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pfGI5ifher HIiitb en- Il 3 :
ling. Man itrtibi aus Der pfal3:
Wsnn man unisrn Bliithfnfrilhltng in
Ieinsr sanssn buftiesn GhGnNit erles
ben min, bann barf man nift am
Gonntag su ibm tnmmsH. Wanberer
unb Tourifteneeisafhafte aus ben
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peln unter Oeplanbsr. aadkn. laiitm
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tonobiIe innttern. RnbfGeLIen fhriIs
len; es iinb su piels Wsnittn ba. Mber
an tinem ftilIen Merttnse mub man in
bas DIiiibenporabiss fommen. nos iid
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airfhbGume NIT leunisnDiptibtn Bill
ibent0uftn befeti. gur hier unb bo
|etn paar aldnSsnhe Nldtt6tn. fnnf
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Etnr 0rhtnanA no ?ue-:fI2-su,
pfnmnng elmer unes. asitaen in eer
smbhiniii0n ben benz 2 q. cIefe sodins. ur.b
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net Bon Elebrsren gi6enitfmrsn e-a eris
onitcbsne, an sber IN ber nHiHlifeltnrrn BE
peno ben etufn GCf6cf;fieu Gorofireifen ole
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feibe rorgenruiiHen msrnsu ftnie. Stfbaif
Gel IS MrorlIet BON E,afirafk Der SiaD.
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fCtHe Grbindrl 10 1o2-f9i2 gu,
Fdamnna peH 1fTcrse' ncab. ben esr
'dsIitsu 2tHie eor SIorence gbenne h's suv
rercIt6ea einie pon Gilmore giuu (srsniaHs
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eFr unrIiiteiborRn Qmgeefne bon uHe anareu,
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ltte 9tHptltenHs ctngsteidi baben sut Ellu.
murg ben Eeertreef Apnb. ben Der fhsIstgr
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1eufber 1917 nHe
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nts ftanltd erfpeif,u rfrb urh eirffibe ocrae.
noirfreu perhen 'euie MN, btfboi5
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ilhter atrte Bon 1lcreree sibenus fiS sur
n6rhltter giHie bpH GIfsnare 9Iats febcpfatIs
bsfGnui aIs 5fflgert gips sirabfl fe, luS 5i.s
feIbc biernl!i aeraumi tpcree.
Ect'icu 2. 7feiR Ctntinns fol- In ssrefl ire.
ten rnb GhIiiefeti betsn Bon pne rnb bsng
frabeiten bom gelese, erIeEbter 3eitsun.ie an.
paNlrt on .. Msrtl a. =. 1919
grafas,nt IL ses Z atasiraiss
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Die Jranen molten lire Naus
ner niht perlaiieu.
Zen Waunern suirO Elm gutes3 3eugnif
ausgeitelt.

Inter ben sriten gaFagiersn, DeIte
bon Der nGarpatbiu" bsrurtertamen,
bsfano itt Wfrs. Shubsrt aus 0arbp,
Conn. Sic fuAr nit ibrsm 9ruoer
pbiltpp uno bebauptete. bisier ist oas
our6 ssrettst lporoen, bab iis ii6 peiz
gerte. ihn gu Der!afsn. ,,Gs mar Elm
furhtsrIi6es GrIebnib", Iasts Jrau
Shabert. sd lpuros our9 Die Grs
idiitteruug bss 3uiummenItoBss gs,
iDsdt uno begab mid an 9ed. Gs
hsrri6te bort penig 4ufregung. Die
lsute tamen aus ben aajiiten beraui
uno frasten, mas pafirt fei. ql0bIit
fam BON Der Bride Der Ruf: .Grduen
5uerIt!" 9a5 mar bic srfte lnDeutung,
baB oas S2tff iid in 0efabr befinoe.
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uro tIeibete mid an. Qls ib ipiebsr
auf Ded fam, b0rte ih ben entieBIi6en
gefehI. oaB Jrauen ibre Wdnner uno
8riosr perlaHen miiBten. SD peigsrts
mid, meinen gruber gu DsrIuTen uno
er puroe fdIieBli6 nit mir in elm
Boot hineingeI6oben.
rJrau 5iioort Struus, bic cine Sdz
bfne neben mir bate unD nit Der ia
pisl Dsrtebrts, iagte mir, bab fie unter
teinen umitdnben ibren Wann perlaf.
Ten piiros. 4ls mir bon Der ,5itanie"
u6fiieben, Iaben mir bas Sdiff unz
tergeben uno als es unter bas Waifer
periADdnD, ftanoen 5err unb s5rau
Straus Mrm in 4rm ouf 9e6."
Grau .. 90. Maroin, Don bier, bic
fIh auf elmer 5oh5sitsrsii. bsfanb, mar
81 gOoen gefhmettert, als iie erfubr,
bob fhr Mann iia niat untsr ben @e=
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nidt!" rtef fie aus, .ionoern lagt mir,
oh Jbr etpas BON meinem Mtann ae.
bort bubt. gr fabte mid beim Mrm
uno fhlus perihiebene MGnner nieber,
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ms Boot sefest nurbe. rief sr: .gs III
uIIts gut, 2itbdeu, ssh Du unh i'd;
kab IN usuis juri6. ~ nsrbs mis-
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Tsparataren, nnttan, Sttinua, eititrltdc hres't
rtc trr 1i,sntiifrm SdaI.S3tbanet.

SerfiegeIe An1ebote petben CnigeeehselIo'F'
men IN ber Etttfc bes Glctl pes soato ol
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] 2 qtr DdliaGo am morias. ben o, Isal "a ~:
1912. FIR Die 9sierure re- aauter Elafer1d.e
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sinet Gtnttnngti, Chic. Ere Haher ttInrteSeH
On 0sn esnncoo. Columbian uno aJa. aoums
cffe1'Etca 1tulsn cine bcGlidJeiG nene larl'
tar GiHrittuna fur ote 'o!ecrhfn sraneen.
ndmlid Musnrahnnncu f1'eirmaurararteif.
8aSteirarbstt aloiferinr, Acmcri,Hrbel. Gar
per,erAr5cii Gntreithen urh &iafiren, 2lnrI3s
ing tna Irtleiterr r8erftIulitnss2uiiert
IN ben Rtne Sirabc 3iuCou. WiCstHlee liFo
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sp'teHe ocR fIiirtftsr eeisuninne una etH'
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VI Der eiueorn Srfennieeu esas Faciuim.
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ION bealsiie' fein i'm Tf'rGae ben breisig Rrp'
5ent hes e'eiranes BON "uBeb9l. iobnb. .reru
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trnfI nJoripi stHasganpfn THS ae MEehbrnng
her arhcsi rroaniIid, pelifert III.
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mad: trerOen. fpelobe IN einer upn her ccerac.
uanIien Ef'icef su eriaHaeu ftHa. in ferFssasl.
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dnbcn'eiie hrs eerrrcrf 4 1nGen. .sih fnt pear.
irq poer trie es eer Snf icin mac
Ter Fodrh OF GhueGtior bfbd. fi6 hos gedt
ocr. truenasin anpetoi. irirgbeinsn Ibel ben
iTpcHoetncT ooet ale auge5oie garliS ,lrsiTer
EaFs eTsq g..
alien arrfrG'teu bon iikrr S60h 90 rrfrrbtrltn
SM aufirnee bes Reesb of gnucafirr
T. ss. Sanemnr
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GinmanSercr, Die iif cincs 8Dots BE-
maGtlgen iuoaten, fnr5er SanS
nieoergefuallr.
5m lesteu SDut, baS abirieiS beiauSeu
nd 5eBu sSranen nno 40 StOfers.

Retp gort, 18. 2lpriI. - Rad
Der grtlGrung bon SRI. SiIba Statsr
bic ii6 i'm lsBten Boot beTano, baG
BON Der Titanic" ubitisB, peroieneu
fir ibren 6eIoenmuth Die Mitslisbsr
Der Sdiffstapeue Die gr0bte 4nsr:
tennuHg. Q8ie SRI. Stater Derithsrt
ipteIte Die SapeQe uEunterbrohsn, Biz
bas S9tff periant, bic Iuitigften Dets
len uno iie tonnts Don ibrelR Boot biz
Melooien bDren.
ygs mar gang entisBIid", bemertts
Sri. Stater, bic aus tbrsr engIiIhen
Seimatb Die ReiIe Qngetretsn bate,
Inn einsn bier anIdiIigen 8ruosr, si1sN
araitetten gu beiuaen.
vRur3 na6bem Das S6iff nit bsm
Gis6erg toQiotrt mar, perfammsIts
ith Die aupeqe an Oet uno fpis!te
o5ne llnterIaB big Der 9ampfer uns
terging, Die Iuitigiten Weii:n. Gs mar
Elm Wtoment DON unbergebIi6er Graus
itgtett, als unter ben aIdngsn zines
fIotten Wurites 0os S6ifi untsr ben
Mogsn Derihlporb,"
als Die aolIiIior erfoIgte, 6sfunt
syrl. Stater ii6 auf 1et. Sbr tpuroe
Der Rdtb gegebsn, ii4 81 gstt gu be.
gsben uno tie befoIgte bisisn Rat1,
nu6bem ibr bic @eriiderung ssDprocn,
bab abfoIut teine 8eFabr porIleae.
Cine buIbe Sturoe ipdter hDrte lie
2drm an 0et uno borte, pie Der gs-
fell ertbeiIt puroe, baB Die qaFugiere
ii6 nit Rettungsgiirtsln DsrIehen ioIl.
ten. Sic tleioete Iit baraufbin eiliaft
an uno elite an 0et, no iie geraoe sur
reAten 3eit antam, I'm i'm Isstsn Boot
einen Plas gu finOen.
r2Is i5 mad oben tdm," faqt ssrl.
@tatsr, rpor id @ugsn3sugin elner
entiesIihen S3ene. Cine 4n3abI 3tDt<
f4enoetier butten beriu6t, fih zines
gootes gu beHd6tigen uno Don psra
ihieoensn SfTi3isren fpuroe Elm ReDois
perfeuer auf Die 2eute eroffnst. 0i.Ie
Ter 3piihenoetler brahen unter ben
&ugeln 3uIammen, aber oas prompts.
pnb snergtIde 8orgebea Der Sffisie.e
bate 5ur 5olge, bub bic Sronung bin.
men lpeni9en Winuten pisber berssiteut
ipuroe."
5rI. Statsr GuBsrte Tih aud ii6er
bic 59atia6s, bab Elm 70 bebeutenoer
prosentiaB Der Wannftaft eer.ttst
truroe. Sn Dem lssten Boot, bas ab.
fficB. bsfdnoen it4 qubsr ibr nur nod
neun anosrs Jralsu, pdbrenb b..
iibrisen Snfaif.u aus 40 stossrs Sc.
ftanDen.
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3pif6en ben psib.n gIiibeHbiiseln
sitben roienrotbe Str.ifsn bliikHosr
Yfiriiht eHtldng. on ben ferneu 5Gn.
gen tlettern blIbenbe 56lebnrnin.
binauf. Das sarts Grin Der iunssH
8Idttsr. bss fprisbenDen Graiss; bas
fhnseise Weib Der airihbdums. bas
Roienro!b Der pfiriifs inmilst in Der
Jerne nit bem ihlsisrieen Dunit Der
2iissl 5ufnmmen gu sartem alaHg. Gre
senbpo ragt tinRirbiburm. frisnIicher
Raun rinsslt fih iber bas glii.tens
ntsr- Sonnsnlid. brini burh bic
sroaen GriibIingspoNen. 5ea itiRs
mern ale B!diifsn, ourtfftiig.lpsib
leuhten bic gliitben; tn Der iysrne
griibt bic junggriine Wisis, anf Der
3rpei lpeibe St0rte semG4li4 ibrsr
glahruHs nahqs1kn. llup nelh elm
lebsnbists alinssn nm al bi.Ien
5riihlinsselans! Rfnssum in ben
g1umen Der 8iensn orgeInbsr DeIcna.
bas Jliifern bes asnstpinots, bas iiefs
Summen Der 5umm.l. bas belle, ius
bsinbs QafqusGsn Der goa.llieber.
Dort auf benz pfirii6baum fiat Elm
R0tbtelten nit brennroikr Bruit uuo
griibi ben 2tn3 init bslIem Qieb; bic
HuHiinitn idmeti.rn, Elm 3aunsSmis
tpiegt iih NIT aufeefttI3tsm EGndns.
den auf eiHfm Weinb<rgpfnh unb
it0Bt iiibn cine Belle. haftige fanfare
in ben bliibsnDen Gag, inbriinftia fiji.
iieyn biehduflings. RATIOS id,nurrt Der
eslbe Oirlis Isin ihrilItnbss Qiso, bic
4mmtrn rufen. bic GpiBlsrhen fl0s
ten -. Jn Der Gtrner siebi rubia Elm
Wlug ieine Burden. Gin lsitisr WinD
ireni blirh has Seat uns Iiibrt fiiben
Duft iibtr bcs Qnnb. AlIes I'M ip;e
Elm 9roum. ME Elm garter ,griiblinass
troun.. llnb ipis Elm lraum cudls una
bnnge Sores. Msnn nur Si. ariibs
lingsndthts NIT itrsm granfnmen nroit
nint aa bic GHoRtxit inidtn unb ben,
forgsnbtn Dbfbauer isinsn fd5Smr
GonneatrGnm asrit6rsn.
Gs sibt Grniscn, Die MatbieI. ober
Iaas& Gxar4J bil a6lscsp inh.