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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-17
AVENUE,

John C. Hanson that eccentric Ger
man comedian. is in the Avenue the
alter this week with the Colonial
Bellies" company. As THAT BOY
Fritz" Hanson Is one Of the big com
edy hits in burlesque The entertain.
mpnt ia divided into two musical skis
with plenty OF singing. dancing ana
vaudeville features. The chorus *
especially large and we'll balanced.
Assisting Hanson are Gertrude
Ralston. Mary Gray, Lorraine Mat.
hieu. Narccline Montague. Dick
Maddox. Harry Steppe George Martin
and Harry Hilbert, all clever bur.
lcsuuc performers. In the olo Dicl;
Maddox has breezy monologue and
Stcppe and Martin have an amusing
limo Of ccnvers' tional bunk"
The feature OF tho bill is Mite No
rec petite maid who doesN sensa-
tiepal posing acton high-trapezn
Tie Colonial Relies" show Is one or
the few burlcsque productions inter
estine from start 10 finish. with bur
few weak spots in the makeup The
entire show is built around Hanson
and he succeeds in Keeping things
moving al = lively clip all the time
The production il owned by Drew 4
Campbell. owners OF the Avenue the.
atcr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-17
THEATERS
LYcEUM.

The Shepherd OF the Hills: drama
tiled from Harold Bell Wrights nu'
man story OF the Ozark mountain
country, opened a weeks engagement
in the Lyceum theater. sunday. There
Is a strong appeal TO the heart In inc
simple story OF these mountain people
and the refreshing atmosphere OF tho
backwoods Is faithfully presented 'h
the production. While II deviateS
from the lines OF the book in place
IL retains all the essentials and Is IN
addition full of the action necessary
for drama.
The characters are quaint and pro
turesque mountain types. and arr
drawn with strong lines. Old MAJ,
and Young Matt and Preachin' BIZ
and Wash Gibbs. the bully OF thH
country are all true To life. SAMMY
Lane. is fresh and wholesome, a daugh-
ter OF the hills and Pete, the little lad
who has queer fancies about the BIRD
things. appeals TO ones sympathy
shings, appeals To ones sympathy
Then. of course, Dad Hewlett, tn"
shepherd OF the hills. who lives TO
atone for the sin OF his son by his
helpfulness 10 the whole mountain
settlement cannot help but be loved
The east which appears in the I.y'
ceum production is thoroughly cap
able Don Mortified has the role OF
rugged old Grant Matthews. "Old
Matt = and plays 1t with strength and
dignity. John Thorn as Young Matt,
and Joseph Kelvin az the lawless
Wash Gibbs handle their parts well
Lawrence Williams plays the gentle
Daniel Howett, the Shepherd of tho
Hills. and Leighton l. Stark furnishes
an excellent foil as Preachin' Bill. with
saws and philosophy for every occa
sion.
Margaret I.anchome is charming as
Sammy Lane and Ella Malmrose
does a fne piece Of work as Pete. the
child OF nature The other parts are
well taken care OF.
The shepherd OF the Hills VIII he
played in the Lyceum all week, wll'
the usual matlnecs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-17
WOULD BAR ALL
BUT REPUBLICANS
Judge Durfee Says No Other
County Nominees Can
Go on Ballot

Judge Durfee. chairman OF the
WAYNE county election commission
stated. Monday morning, that all the
nominees for county Offices in the re
cent primaries would be disqualified
with the exception OF those on the
Republican ticket. for the reason that
they didn't get 10 per cent of the vote
registered for secretary OF state II,
the last election. as stipulated In the
election laws.
The parties affected, however. say
they are not worrying over the situa
ton, which was first brought 10 light
In connection with city nominees, a
few days ago, at which time Assistant
Corporation Counsel Lee held that
10 per cent. regulation would not be
applicable 10 the city nominees. al
,east. because there is no way OF de
termining the exact vote in the pri-
maries unless the poll books were ex
amined for which the law makes no
provision
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-17
BROADWAY.

The six acts on the Broadway the
ater's program this week are 80 UNI
form IN excellence thai 1t IS hard to|
pick headliucr FIRST on ne OII'1
are Emma Francis and her ArabiaN|
Whirlwinds' in an act a. fast - ths|
name implies Bonnie GAYLORD and
Perfie Horizon come on in blackface.
make Jun OF the audience, and ihen|
retire 10 their dressing room, which,
IS brought forth for the public view.|
and scrub off the black. They are|
clever girls Fred Pisano and kath
yrnc bingham appear as an ltaliaul
fruit-stand man and an Irish girl, anal
make love on bench by spotlight
Hone Booth and TWO men appear I'M
The Little Blonde Lady satirizing|
dramatic critics, Re careful not toI
show v0ur feelings too enthusiastica i
t. when Miss Booth gets on that all
fecting speech about always beini1
good there's a kick in its hind foot
II wouldn't do any harm TO print thc|
names OF the two men On the prod
gram. they're too good 10 be known
merely as company" Gus HILBERT
and Harold Kennedy are blackjack
'blutNldiS W Nv dl' DfNN Ni'A ~
dance. and then are mighty good. Thel
three Flying Fishers have catch-as1
catch-can trapeze act. the feature on
which is the work OF the clown. HiI
attempts to fall from his platform are,
always unsuccessful by hair q
breadth. and he constantly tries to
sing the tune that the orchestra III
PLAYING. but gets only note herd
and there like an owls boot. Thd
Wardoscopc closes the bill with N
comedy moving picture, called The
Bald Head club
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-17
STEAMBOAT INSPECTORS
BEGIN SEASONS WORK

The United States steamboat in.
spectors made their frat inspections
for tho 1919 season. Monday morning.
inspecting the steamers e. ". Little.
John VI. McKerchey and Sachem, be.
longing TO the G. ". Little Go. The
boats will 20 into service as soon IA
the inspection II completed Applica.
ton has been received for the inspec-
ton Of the City OF Detroit H.. OF the
Detroit a. Cleveland line, and for the
tug Milwaukee, and theye will be In.
spected this week. The Indications
are that NAVIGATION will open about n
week earlier than usual.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-17
GAYETY.

Sparkling with laughs. was the
opening Of Bert Baker and the Bon
Ton Girls" IN the Gayety, Sunday,
The songs We're not new, but Miss
Babe la Tour gave them a rendition
that was all her own, and succeeded in
putting new snap and ginger into
Robert l.. Lee You're Ny Baby
and other numbers familiar to bur.
esque patrons Miss La Tours sing
ing and dancing scored the hit OF the
production. Her work was in clasi
above that OF the usual burlesque OF
fering.
Bert Baker. as Adam Jellyfish, as
sisted by large staff Of fun makers.
kept the audience laughing from the
moment the curtain went ny He has
a happy style which makes his WORK
unusually effective.
Iiddy Ber, and George A. .ClarE
did an intricate Apache dance, ana
in the intermission Mr. Clark san.
several OF Harry LADDERS songs with
good effect. The scenery was above
the average in the Gayety, and the
chorus was both tunefu and well
drilled
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-17
JUDGE PHELAN FINES
POOLROOM OWNER

Harry Schond. charged with keep.
ing his poolroom open after O'Clock
in the morning. was fined $40 by
Judge Phelan. Monday morning. thc
Judge taking occasion ~ deliver n ~
lie sermon on poolrooms
Every pooroom ought 10 no re-
onlred TO close az midnight instead oi
1 o'clock" said the Judge. The ma
iorjty OF them are hangonts Tor
suspicious characters. In the :te
hours. and many of them ere nothing
hui blind pigs, where liquor is sold
After the saloons close"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-17
new DISSOLUTION "
PLAN FOR The U. P.
Supreme Court Decision Forces
= Railroad Officials to
Reconsider

NEW YORK, March l7,--Chairman
Loyett. OF the Union Pacific railroad.
today issued statement in which he
said that an entirely new plan for the
separation OF that road from the
Southern Pacific would have to be
evolved. He said In part:
The present situation ia that va
must start "A fresh suit on the Union
Pacific dissolution plan, and try TO
work out some plan 10 comply with
the decision OF the supreme court.
AS soon as We have done so We shall
submit the same To the attorney-gen-
eral and To the circuit judges.
The original agreement for the ac-
QUESTION Of the Central Pacific by the
Union Pacific contained reciprocal
provisions for the joint use OF GER
tain tracks and terminals in Cali
fornia. These provisions We're elm
mated because OF the restrictions i'm
posed by the California commission.
Provisions were inserted for the IN
terchange OF traffic. and these were
limited to interstate traffic. over
which the California commission has
no jurisdiction. There remained FOR
the approval of that commission only
the disposition Of lines north or le-
hama, and the lease of the Central Pa
ciflc to the Union Pacific which. from
the previous opinion OF the commits
sion and the expression OF Its mem
hers we had no reason to doubt the
commission would approve.
The statement then sets forth mat
the action OF the commission II With
holding its approval OF these leases
made il useless to present the plan 10
the court In St Louis last saturday
and forced the company TO begin the
| work all over
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-17

Tic thrust hts head out OF the door
and called. Sailor smith. sturdy and
white. entered and greeted Kent
courteoGsly
Mr.. bennett was saying, remark.
Ell Kent. that you know something
OF the history OF Hedgerow House. as
believe they call H."
They call it," repeated the old
sailor. who calls il? II YOU mean
the Blair place. that's Hogs Haven.
that is, You can't wipe out that name
white there's a man living as knew the
place Al us worst old Captain Hogg
built n and lived in it and died In IL.
And if there's fryin pan in hell the
devil h. irwin bacon ont OF old lIogS
, today tori the things ne done in that
house
"ilow long since d!d he die
'Oh. twenty year back"
Md tho house was sold soon ait
err"
stood Vacant for ten years Then
this rich teller. Blair, bought II. |
don't know him; but he bought a
weevilly biscuit, there A bad house.
it ts-rorten bad"
Whats wrong with it,
Mems bones In the brick aud wo-
mems blood in the mortar
Was the old boy cannibal' ask.
cd Kent. amused by the sea veteran s
heroics
Just as bad slave-trader
Have YOU ever been in the house,
Many's the time, when II was
Hogs Haven. Only once. since
They do tell that the curse has come
down with the house and is heavy or
the new owners son
SO I've heard"
The old white head wagged boding
ly The curse OF the blood" he said
IT'S on all that race"
But that wouldn't affect tn,
Blairs.'
Not Aleck Blair. But the boy
How 500"
Didn't you know there was tn,
same strain in young Wilfrid Blair, a,
there was In old Captain Hogg?"
Hogs Oldest sister was the grand
mother of this young fellers mother
wasn't she?" put in Elder bennett.
That's right. Wilfrid Blairs grea
grandmother"
And a bad 'un, too. | guess" con
tinued the Elder relishingly.
Don't you say it," cried the ole
seaman. The curse OF the blood wa:
on her Strange she was, and beau
tiful, so my mother used 70 tell me
but not bad. She came in at Lone
some Cove, too
Drowned at sea-" asked Kent
They never knew One day sh,
was gone: the next night her body
came In. They said in the countrysid,
that she had the gift Of second sight
and foretold her own death
"Hum-m.' unused Kent And now
the Blairs have changed the name o.
the place. No wonder"
CONTINUED
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-17
D. E. |. ALUMNI TO
BANQUET MURPHY
Judges Candidacy for Supreme
Bench to BE Given Boost in
Non-Partisan Gathering

As testimonial 10 Judge Alfred
j. Murphy, candidate for supreme
court justice on the Democratic tick.
ct, the alumni association OF the De.
troit College OF Law will give ban
quet. Saturday evening. March %, az
Z o'clock, in the Hotel Cadillac.
The banquet will be non.partisan in
character, though il is felt that the
alumni are almost uni, in support.
ing Judge Murphy in his candiadcy
The principal speaker viii be Coy
Ferris, who has accepted the asso
cations invitation TO address them
Other speakers have not yet been
named. Judge William F. Connolly
viii preside as POSTMASTER
Judge Murphy graduated from the
Detroit College OF Law in the class
OF 1898. and was one OF the organizers
and first president OF the alumni as
ISOLATION. Arrangements for the ban
quet are in the hands OF a committee
headed by John Faust, secretary-treas
urer of the association.
A number OF damage cases in the
circuit court against the ID. L. r. re
Gently have concerned the presence or
absence Of full sandbox on the cars
several accidents having resulted from
slippery rails. II was Judge Murphy
who. IL years ago, drew up the ordi
nance which requires that each car
carry a sandbox. and that II be kept
well supplied with sand Judge Muir
ply was at that time arbitrator for
the Street Railway Mems association
and in the course of his connection
with that body. saw the necessity fof
better protection, both for the people
at large and for the men operating
the cars. against wet and greasy rails.
He. therefore. drafted the sandbox or
dinance, which has been enforced ever
since.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-17
WRIGHT SUCCEEDING
WITH HYDRO-AEROPLANE

NEW YORK. March l7.-Orville r..
Wright arrived here today on the
steamer George ashington. full OF en-
,husiasm over new experiments he is
irving With hydroaeroplane that
can be used in rough water.
The present hydroacroplanes can
only skim along on smooth wafer.
aid the inventor, but | have worked
ont the preliminary plans OF a plane
that will ride the biggest waves and
Nv from any sort OF rough sea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-11

Cine Meer. Giienb : II
iiber Al SnieIn. Ssu SIorion
muroe fiir5Iih cine eiierbabn Dem
8erfehr iibergeben. bic nit Reht Die
ge3eihuunq 6es fiibuiten Giienbabn.
bules Der 8egensDart iiir iih in 9ln.
iprudl nehnen fam. Gs III bies icner
Gbes Der Olttiiitenbabn BON Gloriba.
Ger pom 8eltlauo aus etrua $50 ailo.
meter melt iiber Wieer iino 9snieIn bis
mad benz Safen aep.8eit fiibrt
Iurdl 0ieie 2inie Duroe eine oirefie
@erbinoung spiihen Chicago uno
9fefp Dorf nit Sapanu auf suba ge'
ihaiien. bas pon aen.@eit nit Gem
1ampfer in aht Stinoen 3u erreihen
iii. lie G3eanbabn beginnt bel WiinniI
an Der stiiite ;sloribos, eebt crit oitrh
Gunrpfgebiet uno oonn pom Meeres.
rano iiber Die aus aornlIeninieln. 10.
aenannten aeps, beitebenee sSilieIfe.te,
Die lid bis Gep.@elt bin5iebi. Ter
erite 5beil Der Strede bis 5u Den
Rnigbts Sens, Der it,on 8 Sabre IN
getrieb III, befist alS groBies gri.
fperf cen 35,ai!omeier langen aoilg'
aep. .@ioouft, Der aus 180 9etDnpol.
bungen BON je 1925 0seter Spanl-
ipeite beitebt. Ter jest eroifmte gahn-
tbeiI bilnet bic aSortiesung Der Balm
bis aep.@eIt. Gr beginitt nit Der
anigDts aep.9riide, bic IL ailometer
lang lit unb 566 SeffnuiBen ent.
E6lt, BON 0eaien 2i0 aus geton hcr.
geliellt Iino. Ias intereiianteite uH6
| fiir oen Bon idrpieriaite Sbieft III
Die griife iiber oen 8abia-Sonoa.
Ganal; Iiesit 40 aiIometer lang unn
| itebt sur Sdlfte ali tleineil &olincfl
uno SquOb1iIfen. Die grinfe. Die 10
Wcter iiber Dem 8uiTeripiegel hod
Lit, bat 36 Geffnungen, oeren groBte
etpo "a Reter melt lit. Son bier aus
qebt oies8abn ipeiter iiber 13 s5nieln
bis mad saen.Beit. Eie gnn5e gabn.
bic iiber ni6t meriger als Al Snieln
fii6rt. iii 1S0 ailolneter lang, Dooou
Die Salitr alf Dem 2anoe E,,o etlD1
80 .aiIoneter I'M Moiier iiber @riifel
geben. Gie Arbeiten, oie ltnter eineH
eroben 9iifgebof BON SiIfsmaldiner
ilno idgpiinrnenoeni Dtoterial in
Sabre 1906 begonnen ipuroen. rrior
oertenn sroBe Gpier, on ourh Siiirma
oitmals.erbebIife Sdnoen angerihte.
ltDnrhen Ia bic gabn aud ourd
llanoidnftIib intereiiunte Gegenoer
fiibrt, iiber SnieIn nit tropiid3er ge
lsetasirx ,I1o essrG pra6tig'
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zen Iinb. Mltnn nun Der .Stntlitifsr"
BON Der .9eDoltsrungs3iffsr1 recet. 10
bat er babsi aaerbines bic 3ifftr. cas
2,atl8eitsn I'm 9iage. Das er bin
itreibi; iino soh 3iffern iein 5iupts
haHDlplrts5sug. 4ber II reDete tfoeF
benz beiFer pon Der geD0lierunasslbL
rtnn, ipennihon nas Mort .3ifier1
ben gesriff 3ablenptrbaltnis 5uipeilsn
annimnii, folIie man rcd ttiieg
.,3iiFerA unb .3abl4 unD .3dhI4 fdorf
untsiT1sinen: tpis Der 9ufftabs bsa
2nut nur bs3sihnet, felbit absr bod
tsin anui iit, 70 ~beseidnst@ fbtn nilh
bic ,3iffer nur bic 3ah!, itslli iis bar.
a:bt he pisosr, III abr ftlbif tin:
I3asl. mufmanu tat DoIlsommeu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-11

e6ubmabrsgsl bes a0rpers sur @ers
ni6tuns Der giftitoff< aufsufafeu. bic
Die lIrIdhe bes spileptiihen gnFalles
iino. Dem Willsn ahterDorfen fino
oisie 8orgdnge natiirIi6 niht Das
matH iis bifferentialDiaspniitiib 10
tpidtig unD psri6afft ibnsn Elm iibsr
bic Jadsreiie binauseebsnOes Snters
eiie. gi6t nur, baB bic fur ben
aruntbitspsrlouf 10 tuidtige 8iagnOs
ie 5niifen 5pitsrie uno epikpiie nun
erleihtert lpirb. aud fir llHfuRsuia6s
ten uno seridtIi6 msbi5inifdx 5diie
ift bic Thatiadg bon 8eoeualng. CUR
GrIanguns elmer tIsinen llnFallrenie,
3ur 9efreiung BON Wilit6roienit uno
CUR grrei6ung miibernber nmitaHDs
nah g3srbrshen rerben epileptif6e
arimpfe oft nit 0irtuofttdt fimulirt
Cine asuto5ptoie idbi ii1 jeoo1 ni6i
iimulieren. wlit Silfs Der gluiuntsr.
iu9ung Dirfte bic gntldrpung Dor
Simulanten pielsIei6ter iein als fri.
Der.
3iffern n'nb 3nbl. (aus bsr
Eprahets bes 4lIgemeinen Geutih:r
Sprahrertins.) Sn ptiitn arei en-
bsrritht beute gar tein Weritinsnis
mehr fiir ben id,lrfsH llnierlhieo. 0er
5pii6sn ben sbsibsn WSr!srn .3iffsrA
unb .3abI" bsitsbt. 60 liefi nan,
Gsr 8oruni6laa 3eigt In ben G0upt.
3iffsrn gegeriiberr nem 8orjabre FOL.
asno, GrbDbunssn; bic Werluft3iFfeU
qparen auberornentlih; Der Deirinr
errsifte fait bic 3iffer 100 600; os
geburtsnsifftr nilnmt boufrnb ab'
3iffern iino ober riht 3ublsn, IonDerr
3abl8eiten. @robs ober bobs 3iffsrr
bebeuien Demna6 nints ipsiier, ali
sros eefhriebene obsr gebrudle, speii,
BIN fftbars 3ohIseifen. Mit 6iIf,
Der 3iffsrn fhreibt man bic 3nbleal
bisft tSnnen febr grcb ieiH, dun rsnr
Lite NIT eass Iteislens Siiis<a .oei&ris
X = 49,
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rehi. ipsnn er ssssn bisis Qat:Giiis'
felt liiert. an tinselnsn G6IIen lam
man beios gl6ritr gsbrnuf<n; -iib.r'
5lidi man bic 3iffern1 III ebenfo 81.
iaffia ipis .,iiberblidi man bic 3abltn."
Witleiht ftammt baber biz falfh.. Ans
iptnDuna; pielIei6t cber aud aus Dm
s5ron3offGsn. 100 fiffrt l3iffu) i'm
Einne BON ncmbrs (3dbD htdt lelssn
Iportcmnlt, 10 i. q. in pnrler fiifres
Don ,3a1len iprehen. MeHiseI
bdufig pirb s3abI1 onftait s3iffeg-
af6rauht; j. V. iDtnH es beibt Ybis
pI1be marin burh erobt 3ab.en
tfnRfli6 stHnht"; .nie Rummtrn
mdren NIT bsutli6sn 3ablsn ruass
'f9hsbsa.-
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Gdppammfiihereien Fh bin5iebt,
miro iie and pcn 1ouriiten Diel be.
nuBt iperoen.
Gin Mittsl 3nr Gntfars
pung BON SimuIdnteu. Die
bereits Dor Slbrsn ppH ausldnbiIhen
Jorihern e&ma9ten gsobnhtunssn
iiber geionoerbsiten Der 3ufammens
Iegung bes gIutes I'M spilsptiitsn
anfall habsn auiheinsno niht oi,
perOienis geadtung gefunoen. Grit
jeBt bat Der Gterar3t Gr. y. JOoits.
Gtettin, ole 8sfunbe nahgspriift; er
berihiet bnrIber In Der .Wliin6ener
mebisiniihsn gBohenlfrift.4 gtutl
er tonnte bic geobahtune beitGtigsn,
bab mad ben arampfanfallsn Der sd).
ten gpilepiie. Der Jaafudt. bas 8iui
cine 2eutosntois cine ftarte 0ermsb.
rung Der ipeibsn 9lutt1rper6en, ssigt.
gsgsniiber g. big 5000 neibsn 9Iuts
t0rperden (aeuto5nten) In einem aus
bitmiliimster 9lut unter HornaIen
0erbdltniHen fanben ii9 oireft mad
benz tpilsptii6en 4nfrll Wssngsn Dor
16s Biz $4,000 i'm Rubitmillimster
3nanatg Minuten BIB cine balb,
StuilDe 0arauf begann ihre 3abl 81
iinten. SIN bpitsriihm frampfan.
unb Bel iimufirter Gpilepiie fehlte BIZ
aeuto3ptofs. Die 3undbHie fam oIft
|niht bur6 Die WlustfIbeneguneen bei
Grampfnnfolles bebingt isin. ME Dol
sinigen 4ersten nneenommen Dirb
|Gk iis sisImehs tputri9einii6 al
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SooesGnssisen.
1pbessMnseiae.

s!arb an Mspntag. ben 3nni 1918, tpcbis
nerfeben nit ben beiIfeeu SterbefafrnmeHisH,
6trmann Crbahfr,
tint aier bon 8T Snbren uno uVonaieH, in
ieiner grpbnnna iii g.euebue aD Eds Get
ttenbeednGnih fiitbct aui Zonncriina, ben ~.
5nnit nm s tibr .tcraens cem Irnuerbul'e
aus tdtti, prrnuf iiri $3.50 Htr in ber Sl. &ers
SeilsSirhe cin Iebiiirtes 6eaiem eelebrtrt
mtro, tupan HeripaHete iEtCInoe uTo Befarfife
itCuroIetft einaelahef itne ben
Ten tranernotu piutrrbiitsrneu.
seiHe EIulHen biltr u
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.Gr Dat ssbsidtet, er lit i'm ssries
ben seitorberl pnr her. ... Saaaffifct Ssa7afict bat er
alue Inn 0eraeibuns eebeten. llnO
bann ale anbersn: petitspaine ]. ).
Sdumonin -. ale baben iie bds 3rus
oifir setiibt, obne Iih bitten gu laffsn.
man meint, es lit bas aruSifir. bas
einen leihten 9ob gibt !. :. Geben sic,
borum Iieat mir 70 piel baran."
Set einisen Winuten otbmete Der
Wtann heftig. Shlieblich raffte er feis
men Mntb 3ufammen uno faete:
sd tpeiB ntht. 5err 3apIan, nb es
bdrum 1T, neil id bore, bub sic pre-
bigger in RDqustte tparen, poer mas eli
gentlid nit mir eefhiebt -. aber Is
tAut mir leio -. mid 10 icblstht 81
S6nen benommen 3u baben."
Der 8aplan IieB ibn nits frsiter
iprehen.
aGs lit Jut j., mir ipollea n;ht
nebr bapon rebsn. 3petfe!los tparen
sic porbin riiht Git :. aber sas 1T
porbei -. Mus If Denn, meiu armer
8urfhe2 @robe Soreen, fpisP Sa,
bas Qeben lit bart, man bat teine 4re
belt -. uno eines Ibsnbs perliert
man ben 8opf -. Gs iino Summheis
ten, tpeiter nihts -. Ibsr Sic fino
bod Solbat sstpsisn, Sie tsnusn ben
9ote6ismus -. iberIaiien Sic 10 ets
mas fhledten Qeittsn -. Wan n1ub
niht oleidb alles 10 fhrper nebmen,
Sic babsn rnannsbmIihtsiten sebabt.
Morgen trintsn mir Elm 9Ias Wein
3uTummen uno Sic srsdhIen mir
dlIss =. Sebt fdbre ih, ipis Sie ipifs
fen, 8u Der 9ahntpdrterfrau, Inn ibr
oas hsilioe glbsnonuH gu qebsn. /. !.
sic beaIeiten mid. niht pdhr2"
Der Wann brummte: rRatiirIia
Tabre id1 Sic bdbin."
,8as 1T nett. Damn tommen sic
nit mir beim, iibsrnuhtsn bsi mir, unn
tpenn i6 morden friih bic MsFis gele'
fen babe. plauosrn mir 5uiammsn, abb
eeu1aht?"
,9(boemot1t," eripiberte Der Wann,
,.benn ih tbus anss, mas Sic fpoIs
Ien."
! gtls lie cine @iertelitunbe Ipdter bos
! Stii6Ifen Der gabnipdrtersfrau bas
I troten, Ioq oiefs in ben IeBtsn 3iigsn
unbspeeli6 llno bIsih in ibrem gett,
| Shnsq breitete Der aapIan nit 5ilfe
elmer 9ahbarin olIss fir oas abenbz
mabl aus, tpGhrsub ieiu 9efGbrte nit
eritauntsr @srtpirrllnu feline BIids ums
berI6psifen Iieb. gsi BEN InbIid Der
SABINE, pelhe bic Srou fir ihrsn
9ienit gsbrautt bate, itisa ihm bic
R0tbe ins 9sIiht unb er asoahts Der
alien Rsgimentsfobns unb Der onitGus
biQen .3eit in feinsm Qeber.
llntsreeTen bate Der prisiter nat
ben oebrGu6Iiten 9sbstsn Die iiIberns
| S6a6tel oe0ffnst. Weib fhimmsrts
Die 5oItie in isinsn Tinesrn unb ihr
idnssiusr 9lans ihisn bus 9immsr
su erfiiuen. or fpdnbie fih I'm unb
nit unenblidsm Witleib blidte er dui
| Ieineu 9efdhrten, oeTen geius idiot
terten, Der nisoertniete unb jest tpie er
porbin am gpoen lao. Damn ndherts
| Iit Der aupIan Dem gsit. Ils sr bas
aeheiliats grot spiihsn bic 2ippen Der
| Gterbenbsn fhob, bic fuit niht mebr
BE araft hattie, es Al smpfongen,
ftredte bic gabnnGrtsrfrau ibren balbs
nudten Qrm gerabs aus - I'm onaus
3eigen, bab Der NEG frsi mare.