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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-01-21

Miss Elizabeth parlett. daughter OF
Mr.. David PaTlett Of Washington, is
visiting her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. David u. Parlett. OF Randall
street.
Mrs. Earle Fedderman. Of Centre
vile is visiting her sister. Mrs. W. h..
Rullman.
Mrs. Z. V. Smiley, of Norfolk, Va.
is visiting her daughter Mrs. w. C..
Brown, Dean street. Mrs. Smiley
was formerly a resident Of Annapolis
having lived here with her daughter.
the late Mrs. Orrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Jackson spent
Sunday in Baltimore with Mrs. Jack
sons brother, Mrs. James Wells.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-01-21
AT the Lyric Tonight.

The usual good bill of movies is
promised at the Lyric tonight. First
and foremost of them all is a great
Selig picture, THE Dynamiters, a
full of thrills and well worth seeing.
A Vitagraph, IAN Official Appoint
ment a Pathe comedy "A Mamma
Wanted and 'Whiff1es Cupids Ar
fist, will also be shown.
On Thursday the great three-reel
picture" Kerry Cow, will be
the extraordinary attraction.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-01-21
To be Married.

Marriage licenses issued from the
Clerks Office at the Court House in
clude the following:
Wellham -Shipley George w.
Wellham, Jr. 20; Ida v. Shipley, %,
both of Hanover, this county. APP
nIicant, George W. Wellham.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-01-21
Printed Signs For Sale.

Come to the Capital Office for all
Printed For Sale or For Rent,
signs, 'Tresspass Notices." Half
Holiday Closing" signs. etc, etc. and
full supply on band. at this Office.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-01-21
Is Thi. Your noa7

Mr.. Gregory, at st. Johns College.
says that be has a dog that answers
the description Of a bull dog adyer-
tised in The Capital short time AGO.
Is this your dog? Whose dog is it?
Will the advertiser please claim his
own dog.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-01-21

e - pes cent interest PAID o.
savings Deposifs Aaaapolis PankiRg
aRs Fruaa q
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-01-21
IN MEMORIAM.

JONES. In sad but loving remem-
branee of our little lamb, LEONA
c., who died one year ago, January
,, 1912, age 6 years.
Dear little lamb, we miss her so,
Day tins or night time, wher'er we go.
All through the night how lone it
seems.
For no little hands to wake US out of
our dreams.
We had a little treasure once.
She was our pride and joy;
We loved her, oh, perhaps too well,
For soon she said TO all farewell.
Darling Leona, she has left as,
Left us, yes. forevermOre,
But we hope to meet our darling,
On the bright and happy shore.
BY HER AUNTS
ADELAIDE AND KATHERINE.
JONES. loving memory OF our
darling LEoNA JONES, who died
one year ago today.
God alone knows how / miss thee
From our home, Leona, dear;
How for thee my heart is aching,
How l long thy face to see.
Then chide me not for weeping,
For sorrow shades my brow;
Sh1 has gone from earth to Heaven
/ have no Leona now.
leaned upon hopes that were all
in vain
Till the terrible word at last
Told my stricken heart she was out OF
pain
And her beautiful life had passed.
MOTHER AND DADDY.
WEEMS In sad. but loving remem-
brance of our dear mother GEORG
IANNA WEEMS, who departed this
life Jan. q. 1912.
Once we had a mother who was so
kind and true,
And we were always happy, although
earth's joys were few,
She sought US every pleasure. cared
for US night and day,
And was to us a mother in every
WOFu anu way.
From morning until evening sorrow
rests upon our brow:
She has gone from earth to Heaven =
we have no mother now.
Oh mother could you speak to las and
could you live again
Our aching hearts would then be healed,
But this we wish in vain.
You are not forgotten, my dear mother,
Nor will you ever be;
For as long as life and memory last
Will we remember thee
O. God what a weight OF sorrow
Must we, the lonely ones, bear,
The silent room, the empty bed
And the lonely vacant chair.
BY HER HUSBAND AND chill
DREN.
GREEN In sad but loving remem-
brance of our dear father THOMAS
SPENCER GREEN, who departed
this life years ago today, Jan. 2Ist,
1908.
Sleep on dear father, and take your
rest
We know that you are resting still
Your place at home cannot be filled
No more aches and pains you'll suffer
again
The Lord has taken you home with him
BY HIS SON,
THOMAS II. GREEN
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-28
Odd Fellows
In Savannah.

A complete list of Odd Fellows
from Fitzgerald who are in Savan-
nah, working for the Grand Lodge
for Fitzgerald next year are: Divi-
sion Grand Master, William Nc
Lormic and wife, w. B. Moore
and wife, E. j. Brown and wife,
G. A. Fretwell, chairman of the
Invitation Committee and wife,
Ed. Hussey, Frank Clark, A.
Drummer, Frank Hager, A. V.
Armantrout, Otto Coats, E. G.
Snyder. Allen Worrill of Irwin
vile and j. NJ. Lee, of Mystic.
The Grand Lodge of OGd Eel
lows opens its sessions lat Savan-
nah today and the Fitzgerald della
CATION is confronted with strong
delegation of Macon boosters who
are working hard to land the 1914
convention for their city.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-28
William B. Earnest Buys
Fitzgerald Home

Mr.. e. b. Stair, formerly OF
this city but now of Birmingham,
Ala, spent last week in the city
for the purpose of disposlng OF
his property on West Roanoke
Drive. and succeeded in selling it
to Mr.. William B. Earnest, re-
Gently of Philadelphia, who with
his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. King,
will make, this place their i home p la.e
Mr.. Earnest and Mr. and and !: Mrs J
King are very desirable people
and the kind Fitzgerald i likes e TO
claim as citizens. While we 9s9.. are }
glad to number them among the
propert, owners IF the city, we
regret that Mr. and Mrs. Stair
have disposed ofthe last tie Except
the tie of friendship that bound
them to Fitzgerald as they will
now not likely ever make the city.
their home again. !,
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-28
Appointment Of Harris
Will be Confirmed

Atlanta, May 49, The fight
against the confirmation of the
appointment of Senator w. j.
Harris as director of the United
States census has not been able
to survive the exposure of the
fact that the attacks against him
were led by partisan republicans,
whose only real objection to hi n
was that he was a staunch DEM
ocrat. Republicans tried to make
it appear that their objection to
Senator Harris was due to the
fact that his appointment was
purely a political one. When
they learned, however, that Sen
ator Harris was an experienced
and highly competent executive,
a successful business man, the
head of an insurance company
with hundreds of agents under
his direction, they were compell-
ed to put the soft pedal on
their complaints. /,
1t is now certain that the apr
pointment will be confirmed. It
was natural that the republicans
should make whatever effort they
could to prevent a democrat from
succeeding one of their own men
in position which is next in im+
portance to that of a cabinet
portfolio.
Leading democratic newspa-
Epers in the north, after having
informed themselves Of Senator
Harris peculiar qualifications to
direct the census, have strongly
commended the wisdom of the
appointment.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-28
Memorial Services
In Fitzgerald

Post No. II G. A. K. is IN
charge of the program for holding
the annual memorial services at
the Blue and Gray lark. The
Veterans their families and friends
will assemble at the Park at 2:3O
where short service will be held.
Vehicles will convey the assem-
blage to the cemetery where the
graves of the dead heroes Of both
armies of the North as well as OF
the South viii! be decorated.
Everyone who can issurged to
send flowers to the park, SO that
they can be properly distributed.
All friends who have vehicles are
specially. requested to meet at the
park so as to assist in conveying
the people to the cemetery.
By oruer of the Committee Post
No. II. y
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-28
League
Elects Officers
Interesting Meeting Of the
Epworth League of Cen
trail Methodist Church.

Last Thursday evening the Ep-
worth League of the Central
Methodist church met in annual
session for the election of officers
at the home of Rev. g. H. Martin
Interesting reports were made by
the officers and plans laid for an
aggressive years campaign. DIR.
j. M. Adams was elected president
John w. Yates LIST vice Pres, Miss
Gladys Martin End. vice Pres i,
Miss Julia Prentiss 4th vice Pres.
Mr.. Love Martin Recording SecFe-
tary, Miss Dora Mathis Treasurer
and Miss Widempn Era Agent.
DR.. Adams and Miss Dora Mathis
were elected to represent the local
league in the State League Confer
ence which convenes at Eastman,
Ga. in June. Among the impor-
tant business. transacted was the
establishment Of an honorary
membership roll for the purpose
of advancing League work along
different lines of church work. At
the close of the meeting delicious
refreshments we're served and
those present wei unanimous 10
voting Mrs. Martin most charm
ing and considerate hostess. A
special service at the church IN
which league affairs, will be dis
cussed has been arranged to take
place IN connection with the regu-
lar prayer meeting this (Wednes-
day) night. A musical program
has been arranged and full attend
ance is expected. The public is
cordially invited to all of these
league services.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-28
Won Ruck Vaccine
Cured Senator Kern
Senate Directs Public
Health Department
To Investigate

Washington, D. G. May 90
Unprecedented testimony as to
the efficacy of tuberculosis cure
was furnished the United States
Senate today, when Senator Over
man of North Carolina, declared
on the floor. that Senator Kern,
Democratic floor leader of the
Senate had been cured of tuber-
culosis by the Won Ruck vaccine.
Senator Kern later admitted to
newspaper men that he was cured
of the disease by DR.. Won Ruck
of AsheviIie, N. c., six years ago
Just before he became q candidate
for Vice President. He stayed }at
the sanitariium four months and a
half, and gained thirty pounds in
the meantime. He went there
thinking he would certainly die.
He left entirely cured. ,.$,:s.,. i
Senator Overman secured unani-
nous consent of the, Senate to, di-
rect the Public Health Department
to investigate the vaccine. The
Navy Department. is already CIV
ing the remedy an official test.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-28
State Wide Interest
In Shriners' Meeting

Atlansa, May 28.-The coming
of the big National Shriners' con-
vention is going to be about as
much of a Georgia event as it IS
an Atlanta event. Fifty thousand
people are a whole lot OF
people, and in a live Shriners'
state like Georgia, they will find
a welcome that will not be bound
by any city limits. The temples
in Savannah and Macon are a.
ready taking a keen interest IN
the event. and Shriners Severys
where throughout the south are
acting on the principle that the
convention is a big thing. not
only for Atlanta, bat Georgia and
the whole section.
The Albanian who is receiving
the most personal credit for put
ting the. big gathering thru is
naturally ForrestAdair, Potentate
of Yarab Temple. Mr.. Adair was
the prime mover in originating
the plan, raising the big SIS, 900
fund and putting over at the
Dallas convention.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-28
Expert Testimony
In Re City Court

Fitzgerald, Ga, May 10, 1913.
Hon. j. A. Littlejohn, Cordele,
Georgia.
Dear Sir:-'Vill you please
write me about what your county
has saved by disposing of your
city court. This county is an
ticinating disposing of the city
court here, and some of the boys
ask me TO write you and try and
get this information. Please let
me have the particulars as soon
as you can conveniently and oblige
Yours very truly,
~ d. w. M. WHITLEY.
LY:-My own ideas are that
the city court is cheaper for the
citizens and litigants than the
superior court, but do not know
but what it is best for the officers
of the court that the city court is
done away with, that is un'ess
the fees in the city court are the
same as the superior court. 1t
may be cheaper in the long run
to have the city court, as far as
the county is concerned, but II
our county has saved anything
from the doing away with the
city court, am unable to see it.
Taking everything together, |
feel that .the:city court is cheaper
and better for all parties.
Verykruly
). A. LITTLEJoHN.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-28
MRS Cory Class In
~. ! Music and Expression

Mrs. McCrory will continue hei
class lin Music and Expression
through June, after which time
she will leave for a vacation be-
fore resuming her work next
Fall. VII 5 Z
q She will also conduct in her
room a sewing class Omitted
number) for girls; between the
ages of seven and fourteen years.
iButton-holeing, whipping. French
hemming, darning, hemstiching'
etc., will be taught.
Pupils wishing to arrange work
with Mrs. McCrory will call her
at Mrs. E. J. .Dorminey's, Phone
81. 65-zC
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-28
Many New County Rrope- !.
SitiOns for Legislature

Atlanta. May s28. "Nswcoun-
tyitis" is the name that has been
humorously applied to the agita-'
tions going on in various parts of
Georgia for the creation of new
counties. The legislature this
session will be asked to pass up
on a great many new County
propositions.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-28
All Day Sing At Salem

Every body is cordially invited
to attend an all day singing which
is to be at Salem church next
Sunday June 1st. Come and be
with us and bring with you baskets
we'll filled.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-28

Mr.. Leo Fenchell has accepted
a travelling position for a McRae
hardware concern. in which he
is interested.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-28

Mr.. Emory Wilcox, of Albany,
is here visiting his brothers and
sisters.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-28

Give Paul Gungl a chance at
YOUR next suit. Special cut for
summer garments. See him.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-27
Gidenbpl5 ala Gbcubuls.

Sc aibt Elm 8crfohren, oep6bnGi6cs
GidenhoI, 70 III bebo1lbeln, oab cine
erobe Aebnlidtsit nit Sbenhpl; ersielt
miro. 2eiber iit c8 fir orobe 9olJl66en
nift bertutbar. iperiBItenS nit)t in se'
niise1lber gSoIleubune, Iiefert aber fur
tleincre Stiidf befrisoieenbe Gr9ebn'iie.
Tie Sol,bI0ds tperhen ~ oielem !3tped
fir As Stunben in sinr pcrnIs gridtti9ts
Nlniirl6frin9 eeltst urtb nebrrra Wtols
nit einer gbfohuna pou 6ampeihebol;
beIorengt. Sleine Stiife f0unen aud
einr I3eitInne In bieie Nbfohilue einQe.
touht neroeu. I'm biete Rr5uitellCn,
pirb Elm GemiftSteii aol1peidebols in
10 IeiIfn Nsoiier eefoft, bic 5lliite'
ieit Sonn burh leinen filtriert uno bel
niebriaer Tcnlperotur bis ,ur S1ifte
sreunitet. Tam iperoen nod einise
Troofen elmer eeidttieten g0iuna BON
9nbieo ,uesieet. 9tah elmer &shonb'
lune bes Gidenbol,eS pirb es nit einer
eeidttigten unb fjltriertsn 26iune BON
Grtinipon in nor1ler fon;eutricrter Gi'
iiefdure eeriebeu, bis es eine tie'ihmor3F
iSarbe aneenommen bot. Gin Ssnner
bon SoI,arten niro iid) freillf1 our6
bieS iaIide GbeuboI3 niht tduiten loflen,
aber Sisier .5iDed ioil ia aud alat ev
retGt tperoer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-27
Esstl un> 2ete rapbenerabt.

DE Frace 30t:t etsttriidtr
cIcn 0;s 865sI? miro ritsrs I'M
Qclte 0istutitrt uno lautsn oit ylsi.
rgnatn eft nch ie9r ptritieosn. SIN
.elnt idlieten icaor Cis gsrmin0etanJ
Ser tlsinen Sjrqp69el uno Nen at
ma6.:fsn Rudqqn1 oe5 Yo8tItelt11s
0es ben INNER }a5treiaer msroenNen
S.ariItromleiunq,p 3u. Die NoQIlds
t,it elmer ioIhsn 0o9eItotung III jcs
sod boATt unndbriteinIih. Dtr Uo>
eel. ser iih sinen eie.trii6sn Starts
itroml.ter als RufepIdB p0blt, rise
.isr. atioIut njtts. "a er permooe
isines tleinen llmi1nges rptOsr nit
einem anoern Cater, nod nit Ger
Cfy6s alei43sitig in 8sriibruno tcms
men tonn, alio Dollitdn0ig iioIisrt it,
lie goqliAtsit tirsr 30tung tDire
rur Damn CorbdnNen. rsnn 0i. @oq,ls
i+a1r sritsns untsr iih. uro 3psitens
nit 3pei un9lsihe qoIe fiitrsnosn
Qeitun1sn gon;ltt tdtte. mas pchl
i.l.en r6sr ME oortommsn 6urits. Se=
6snIoQs IT rbi1s S.ii;rttur9 6urd-
Gus un9sys4tf.tiiot,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-27
@iQfOmmcll.
Ocutfdlldnos preiic bssrist Die
dmerifaniihtu 1u9enicure
herslih.
Berlin, rs. Stunt.

Serll1, rs. SUM.
Eem Seiuh Der orsibunoert ameris
tdu!ihen Susensure. bic. ,ui, semeIoet,
in 9amburs ausefOmmsn lino. pirb
isitsus Der beutihsu Srsiis bsruorras
aenoe Nuimetfiamteit sepiomet. lie
8ldtter briusen bsrslide Sssriibuness
ariiteI: beipnoers Die 9eitunssu 9sips.
siss. oas fir Den @mpinns Der Gmer;s
fauer uminhenoe Sorbsrsltuns sstroi.
fen. ipibmen ibueu parms @orte bes
sStllfommsns.
4 ie ameritauiidsn @dte iiuS bore
IGuiis noh upn Sdmburs pollaui in
sInlpruh senomiueu. Sic beiuhten
ben Sassnbedldsn Tbierpart in Stels
linseu. beiihnsten nit SntereNs Die
Spdbabnanlassn unb Die srcBsn 8srfts
onIassn ppn 8lpbm 4 BOB unb nchs
men bort ein @abeliribitnd elm. bns
ihnsn Su @hren ron Der @siellihaft
gsQeben tuhroe.
Sei benz 6riibitiid Ibsrrsitbte Sns
aeuieur SartnsB eem Director 8lObm
elm iiir bns Mintsner EsutIhe Mtns
isum bsitlmmtes sroBes Relisi Ses
EaunmotanaIs. ons 0eir 8lobm ais
0titsIieo oes Yrdiioinms 6es NuieumS
bpdierfreut nit 8prten oes Eantes
eutgeaennnbm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-27
Exg~ Darautirtes @csemas D.itteI.

Ens itsti9e 9utsn, 8rsnnen. R5tbs
uno bic ihme3euoeu uno undnaenehs
men @fistte u0n @ciemo. 2tusl6Ina,
Sudsn. Giles unb anbsre Souttrouf6eis
ten fonnsn iider unb oauerno turirt
tusroen uno bic 0dut iuie6sr 10 iueih
uno iueiB bergsitsllt .osroen, tuie ocrber
burh ben @e5rdu1 oon Dr. Sobiun's
@c5ema Ointment. 6err 8. 6. Cue
lamb oon Bath. 3D.. iogt sd bate
gcSena ieit ftinfun6swnnsis Sabrsn
uub bate fhou aus bcntbdren NlitteI
periudi. 9lle bnlfsn mir niht. Sos
baIo tuie id Tr. bobiOn's Gc3emo Ciuts
msnt ssbrnudfs. fan6 it cine iibsrs
&ur." gisis SoIbs 1T Die 3uiammens
itsuun9 sinss 2trytes un6 if itou felt
sSobren i'm @ebraud. teiu Experiment.
Nus 6isism 0ruuos i6nnen mir bieisIbe
smpisblsn uHo 9ardnitrsn. gu BADEN
in oaen Npotbsten, oosr per YOlt ;uges
iau6t. greis SOC Gieifier GbemicaI
Co., philadelphia unb ct. 9ouis. 81
bdbsn bel {. Z. grbart, Gpctbetsr.
-(Nui.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-27
Miiblenerplolipll.
@nifnIn. ". u. 2h. SUI

5nipIse elmer i'm @streiSeipei6,r Der
6uiteo Millins Go. bier 9isuItas Wbeno
srioI9ten @rplUiiou. Der Elm 5euer aui
benz 6use iolgte. mur6su Spei Iseric.
nsn getDbist; iiiuisis wurosn uerlest,
pleIe oauon wabrlheiulid1 t6etl,d. un6
miubeiisns uier weroen permlBt. 9tah
Nnlidt Der 9lsrste miro Iih bic 9ootsus
LITE miubeltsns oui tiiuISsbu belauien.
Die @gpIelion wurSe ourd Wtebt.
itaub peranIaBt unb mar uvn ioldber
@ewalt. oaB cine gSano bes b6ISerren
5dbrifsebdubes einiiiirste uno 5enIters
ihsiben im llmtreis pon elmer piertel
Nteiie seriplitierten. 2otomotiufiibrer
Sobu @onrop pon elmer 8angierIotos,
motipe tpurbe aus ieiuem Sit geIfleus
bert uno 10 idlwer perlebt. oaB er balo
6drauf uerliarb, Mebrere 6enlterId1sis
ben eines porbeifdbrsuoen 3uges Der
Nifel 9late. 8abn uuroeu ourd) bic
GTploiion Serbrohen, uuo ein Ediiaeisr
6urdl Splitter oerlebt; auberoem wuroe
Elm llnbetann,er getDotet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-27
H1 1ie meiiten ainoer baben
9Niirmer.

@iele Mutter stuuben. bub ibre ain'
Der an llnperoaulittsit aopiihmerSen,
g}erubiitGt, Shmate ober 6nrtIribisteit
leiben, penn oieie!ben an nen aa9emcts
nen Sinber rbeidmsrbsn laboriren. ndm'
lid an g9urmern. 0eroriesIihe, nuis
aeregte unb tets ihrsienbe atnoer,
pelte ME suiris6sn limb unb tets bic
3dbne suiammenbeiBen. nit ihlehtem
Nthem uno o1erbdn6 Sdmer3en. buben
bic iiheren Spmptome oon @urmern.
Ntan iolIte oenisLben aitlpoo Worm
aiQer 9ebsn. cine oersudsrte Bile,
pelhe 6ie g9urmer entiernt. Die G.n'
sepeibe rsguIirt uuo bns san3e Sors
peripitem wie6er bsritsut. 10 baB Die
ainber wiebsr rpObI uno Suiris6en fino.
Bel olIen 2lpothetsrn obsr per Bot.
Breis 25c. aitapoo Sn6inn Nesicine
&C., 8biInoslpbin un6 Ct. 2Ouis gu
bnben bel. Z. Z. Grbart Gputbsisr.
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9ampcdi;ebcr.
Gmpfinhureen eer Dramatiiden Eidlter
bel ben llrauiiiihrnnscn.

gfit irslhen Gmgfirounqen erIebt
Der ordmotiid]e T;6ier Die llr1uffiibz
run9 feinsr Sh0piu1a2 Don 9(Iers
amber Dumas er9GhIt Ger .3emp8 ,
DAB er tets ben ltr1uiTubrunqen lei
aer Werte duf oer 8I6ne beifpobnte,
hlnter e;rer GuIiiIe ner6proen. Er
mar oann freibeblsi1o. nerpbs, furht=
bar erreat, fuhte absy 5eine Gefuhle
vnter elmer qsriiIen Gjrofbeit su per
bergen. Gr fdpb 0eu Out tief in nit
Gtirn. le9te RE 6dnos auf ben RIten
rro 9in9 nit QroBen eiliQen Shrittcr
blnter BEN 9uIi'ien ari uno ob, reoete
urdus9siebt nit ieosm. entlub isius
llnruhe in 8emsrtur1eH unb Sroaen.
Wuroe afsr Elm 9uitipitI aiiqeiii6rt.
has er nidt alIsin per'oBt bate uno
lei oem er nur Witorfe;ter mar. bdnn
fpNIte sr ben ltnbeteiI.oten, tat, nls
qinge ibn bic gona. Sohe ni6ts an.
isste ii6 in hen 3uitauerraum unb
'einen W}isnsn foqten pann ie6em:
"Oos oues bier geht MID gar nihts
on"
Georges Sonb naa5qeu nobnte Der
premlere hires Stu9es in elmer Bro
'5eniumsIpee lei un0 nurbe - pis
merttpirbie bos aud tlinot - ron
Der 0onhlung 10 oefeHelt. boz iis b5l.
la pergoB. bob ss Iit I'm ibr sig.rss
Nert banoeIte. Gie lpurbe pirtlih
porurtellsloies, temperamsntpoqes
pubIitum. flatItte. Henn ibr .ttpos
gefiel unb forQte out nif1t nit auno>
gs6unaen bes Ulifie1tns. Sdr6ou
mar lei ieinen prsmieyen reqeImdbid
bas Spftr einss ie!tiamen B61no.
mens. Die lleterQrtsiiurq uno 0it
4ufregung Der Vro6er brd6tsn es nit
ii6, BOB er regeImdTll sur premiele
itodheiier mar. Grii in 2auie osr
4uffubrung, penn ta5 Stlt Qef;sj.
gendnn sr oann picgli0 nieber biz
Stimms. DGhreno oes Spieles tl;eb
81 6inter ben auIiHsn ooer er osrs
itedte ii6 in iraenb sinem Winte' reg
3hedters; mebrmaIs sutcette man
ibu iogdr in Der Stube Der 7fsuere
pe6rlsut.. 6otts eas Stid geifan,
odnn taudte er niscGy duf uro mar
iibernu gu Te6en; 6.is6 bei 6ieiem oOer
isnsm Oft bas putI,tum unitluffg
uno Der Grfpl9 fra1it, bann pers
ihpnnb Der Iittey ipurlos i'm 6ins
tergruno unb taufis syit bann pi.oer
aus Der 0erisntuns auf. fpenn oi.
Stimmun9 i'm 3uiaJetraum eiinftieqr
genorben mar. Msi53c eags9en lit
Eel jsosr qremisrs rabt. 3ooss9uus
len. Gr iperrts I'd IN iraenf Elm tl.is
mes 3immsr Elm un1 e1portste site
tsrnb unb pcaig es5:oten bic Rad
riG:sn. oi. ibm mitIsioigs, quite
Grsunoe mad lsosm 4ttftlub sutrus
gen.