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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
POSTPONE ACTION ON
LIGHTING MEASURE
Council Holds Short Session, Yet
Does Quite a Bit of
Business
Raise monev for charltv.

Raise money for charity.
Postpone action on street lighting
changes.
Take no action on SNOW removal or
traffic ordinances.
Accept paving work of Standard
Bitulfthic Company.
Ask bids for 600 feet firehose
Pay bills amounting to S11,6Os.41.
This is the record of a thirty-minute
session of Steelton's Council last even
ing. Called to order a few minutes
after o'clock, the meeting adjourned
at S:35, making one of the shortest ses-
Early in the meeting it. became evil
dent that no action would be taken on
traction company to bear a part of the
expense of removing snow from the
streets or Burgess Fred Wigheld's
traffic ordinance.
Mr.. Henderson. of the highway COM
mittee. informed Council that he was
unable to see President Musser, of the
traction company, in time to report to
Council about the snow ordinance. He
asked to be given another month, eX-
planning that the borough was protect
ed in the meantime b. former ord1-
nance.
A letter was read from Burgess
Wigfield in which he said: Il do not
want to find fault because Council has
not passed the traffic ordinance. | know
you have been busy with Improvement
measures. but now that these are com
pleted feel sure you VIII take imme-
diate action on this much-needed meas
ure."
1t was decided to call special meet
ing of Council within week or so
to take final action on the proposed
street lighting changes. Robert w;
| Hoy, of the Harrisburg Light and
| Power Company, explained the plan to
Council last evening and told them
| how the borough will save $3.50 a year
by the new plan. The finance commit
| tee will call special meeting of Coun-
| Gil Just as soon as President j. v w.
| Reynders returns to the borough.
Council voted down several requests
| of Mr. Zimmerman. Fifth Ward Coun-
| Gilman, for needed improvements to
/ cutters and streets in his ward. 1t
was explained that the granting of his
request would set a bad precedent.
The report of w. u. Callaghan, en-
| gineer in charge of improvements, was
| approved and the paving accepted. Two
| the borough for six months to guaran-
! tee all repairs being made.
I Shortly before adjournment the
Councilmen showed a little Christmas
spirit when they raised 81 for charity.
A request was made through the Asso-
cated Charities for the exoneration
| of bill to needy family. The re-
quest was refused because it was con-
| trary to all precedent. Councilman
| NelIey then suggested that the Coun-
| cilmen take q little collection and pay
| the bill through the Associated Chari-
| ties. Mr.. Stees heartily endorsed the
| idea and the hat was passed around
| among the Councilmen and newspaper
men. Sufficient money was contributed
\ to pay the bill.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
IMPERIAL BAND DANCE
YuIetide Event In Creation Hall, De-
cember Is

Steelton's new musical organization,
the Imperial Band. is planning to hold
Hall, South Second street, December 2S,
The Imperial Band was formerly the
East End Band and the Liberty Band
About two months ago the members of
these two bands decided to consolidate
in order to give the borough another
organization ranking with the "erack
Steelton Band.
After the consolidation was effected
Dionisio Zala, the Spanish musician who
has made the Steelton Band one of the
best musical organizations in Central
Pennsylvania, was secured to act as di-
rector of the new organization. Mr.
Zala is now director of both bands.
The proceeds of the dance. December
2S, will be devoted TO the purchase OF
new uniforms.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
GLOW OF YOUTH
FAIR COMPLEXION

A rich, smooth, transparent COM
plexion, desired by all women and
men. is quickly had by using CREAM
VEO, the new olive oil face cream. 1t
prevents and removes wrinkles,
crows feet and those little fine lines
that appear when the skin becomes
too dry. All facial blemishes disap-l
pear with the CREAM VEO treat
ment. This rich, heavy liquid creamI
cannot be substituted by any other
make. either domestic or imported. 1T
is inexpensive and can be bought at
the Golden Seal Drug Store.-AdVer-
tisement.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
MOTHERS, Do THIS
When the Children Cough, Rub
Musterole on Throats
and Chests

No telling how soon the symptoms
may develop into Group, or worse. And
then's when you're glad you have a
jar of MUSTEROLE at hand to give
prompt. sure relief. 1t does not
blister.
AS first aid and a certain remedy
there's nothing like MUSTEROLE.
Thousands of mothers know 1t. Hou
should keep a jar in the house.
1t is the remedy for adults. too. Re-
1ieves Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Tonsil-
tits. Group, Stiff Neck, Asthma. Neu-
ralgia. Headache, Congestion, Pleur-
isy, Rheumatism. Lumbago, Pains and
Aches of Back or Joints, Sprains, Sore
Muscles. Chilblains. Frosted Feet and
Colds of the Chest Git often prevents
Pneumonia).
At your druggists, in csc and SOC
Jars, and a special large hospital size
for $3.50.
Be sure you get the genuine MUS
TEROLE. Refuse imitations-get
what YOU ask for. The Musterole
Company, Cleveland, Ohio.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
HEARD ON THE HILL

The State Water Supply Commits
sion will meet in Philadelphia on
Thursday.
Walter T. Merrick, former sena-
tor and naval officer, was at the Capt.
tol to-day
tes, is at Meadville.
Miss Dorothy Sterline, of the
Public Service Commission, was called
to her home in Columbia by the death
of her father.
Commissioners Jackson will ad-
dress the Reading Rotary Club to-
morrow.
Senator Joseph II. Thompson, of
Beaver Falls, was at the Capitol.
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Robert McAfee is rapidly improving III
health.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
Baron Kato Says War IS
Far From Termination

Toxic, Dec. S.-Baron Kato, the
Foreign Minister, addressed the Diet
to-day regarding the progress of the
war and the problems growing out of
it as the result of Japan's participa-
ton. He said that he regretted to
announce that the war in Europe was
still far from a termination.
Speaking of the relations of the
Japanese empire and the allies. Baron
Kato said that a most frank exchange
of views had taken place and that the
relations had been cemented closer
than ever.
The relations with the neutral pow
ers ore also excellent" the Foreign
Minister said.
The Baron thanked America for its
kind offices in securing the release of
Japanese in Germany.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
TO PROVIDE DINNERS

Christmas cheer will be brought to
at least 100 children by the congrega-
tion of Centenary United Brethren
Church, if movement inaugurated by
the Rev. A. X Wier is successful In
stead of a few persons paying for a
Christmas dinner to the children. the
Rev Mr.. Wier plans to have at least
seventy-five people take one or more
children to their homes when the
turkey is served. y committee will be
appointed to work out the details. The
Rev. Mr.. Wfer will receive applications
at the parsonage, 2S2 South Second
street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
How to Eradicate
All Superfluous Hair
Advice by a skin Specialist

The hest means have ever found for
removing all signs of dishguring
growths of hair on the face, neck, arms,
or hands is a new preparation called
Mrs Osgood's Wonder. | have recon-
mended it in thousands OF cases and
Know personally of its ability to Danish
every hair forever. 1t cannot inJure
the skin or complexion and is quite IN
You can get Mrs Osgoodis Wonder
from Kennedy's Drug Store or any up
to-date druggist. Signed Money Back
Guarantee with every package. DO not
apply this treatment except where total
destruction of hair is desired.-Adver-
tisement.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
MAITAs PLAN ENTERTAINMENTS

Baldwin Commandery. No. los,
Knights of Malta. at it's regular meet
ing, last night. conferred the scarlet
degree on a class of candidates.
1t was decided that the secret COM
mittee will furnish some surprise for
the members, at least once month.
These functions will be on the order OF
socials. smokers, feeds" or games and
music. 1t is probable that the amuse-
ments will take on the form of tourna-
ments, and prizes will be awarded TO
the winners.
The mark degree will be conferred
at the next meeting.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
LECTURE TO FOREIGNERS
$50 Students Now in School: the Rev
Mr.. Rover to SDcnk

100 students Now in School: the Rev.
Mr.. ROyer to Speak
Stereopticon views will be used bv
the Rev. j. II. Royer in instructing
the foreign-s speaking students in the
school of English conducted under the
auspices of the First Methodist
church. This innovation will be put
to a practical test for the first time
tomorrow evening, when an illus
trated story of The First Settlers"
will be told.
The school has grown remarkably
IN the last few weeks until now there
are $50 students enrolled
a number of Steelton High School
students have become interested in
the school and have volunteered to
assist the Rev. Mr.. Roger in his work.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
sNYDERs ENTERTAIN

Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Snyder enter
tanned number of guests Sunday. In
the party were: Mrs. Alice Holie and
grandson, Robert Hamilton, Mrs. Flor
ence Perington, Miss Edna Holie and
friends, Frank Kniseley, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Powell. Mrs. Charles Young and
two children. Mrs. Edward Ulrich and
daughter, all of Harrisburg; Mrs.
Charles Cleckner and two children,
from Enola.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
CLOSER SCHEDULESON
HILL ARE NECESSARY
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Agricultural Department, was made
secretary. Final plans for the presen-
tation of petitions signed by 1000 Hill
residents will be made at another
meeting which will likely be held the
evening of December % in the Mt.
Pleasant fire company's house, Thir-
teenth and Howard streets.
Live wire workers who will get the
sentiment of the Hill residents aroused
will soon be appointed. Petitions urg-
ing the trolley line improvements will
be placed in various business places
where all interested may go to sign
them. 1t is believed that the num-
Der of petitioners will be many thou
sands by the time of presentation.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
THE READING

HaTfISDuFE DININIOh-l1 VItW IITsL 10
go after 1916 o'clock: II, IS. I, 6, 3, .,
S, 16. "a. II. u. 1, ?. 10. 10.
Engineers for Sc. 81. Cos
Firemen for 81, 63, So, g.. II, 10.
Conductors for 63, 6, s, is.
Brakemen for So, l, ., s, II, II, is, %,
"a
Engineers up: Fetrow. Massimore,
Fortney. Barnhart, Wood, PletZ, Martin,
Wireman, Tipt IN, Glass.
Firemen up: Bowers. Bingaman,
Brown Sellers, Snader. Sullivan, Rum
bach. Corl, King, Boyer, Palm, Epley,
Fulton, Anders.
Conductors up: German, Kline.
F'lagmen up: n Wynn, Page, Hartz
Brakemen up: Maurer, Ely, Strain
Wynn, McHenry. Shader. Page, Miller
Dunkle. Taylor. Miles, Hinkle. Hartz,
Painter.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
|~MIDDLETOWN4 =
BURY MRS. GRUNDEN

Funeral services for Mrs. Kathryn
Grunden, who died Friday, were held
this afternoon from the home of Mrs.
Lizzie Myers. East Water street. The
Rev. Fuller Bergstresser, of st. Peters
Lutheran Church, officiated. Burial
was made in the Middletown Gene
terry.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
sTEELlToN PERSONALS

Miss Anna Fetro, of Blain. spent
Sunday with her cousins, Misses Mary
and Helen Ludwig, South Front street.
Miss Edna Baker. South Front
street. visited friends in Lebanon
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
DARBY AND MARTIN ELECTED

The Steelton school board last even
ing elected w. f. Darby president and
j. b. Martin vice. president. Both
men succeed themselves.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

RAISE CHICKENS - Big lots. with
two eight-roomed houses. bath, elec-
Rent reasonable. Apply South Front
street. SteeIton.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
HAS sUcCEssFUL YEAR

The Mechanics and Helpers Relief
Association, of Steelton, has issued its
regular annual statement. showing a
business of over $4,000. About $1,000
has been paid during the year for bene-
and death. The dividend this year is
SEQ per member
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
nECLAREs DIVIDEND

A dividend of S7.32 was declared last
evening by the Transportation Relief
a steel company beneficial
association.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08

OBSERVE sTEELTON NIGHT
Six hundred seats will be reserved at
the Slough tabernacle Harrisburg, Fri
day evening, for Steelton people, when
"SteeIton night will be observed.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
MAY -REORGAN|ZE
THE REORGAN|ZERS

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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
DAUPH|N MEMBERS
To GET OLD SEATS
The Four VIII Sit Where the Dau-
phin Men Suffered During
the Last Legislature
COM MISSION PREP ARES
Will Meet in Philadelphia Tomor-
row; Quarantine Modifica-
ton Coming Soon

Dauphin county's
four members of
the next House of
4 e p + e sentatives
will sit in the seats
occupied by the
Dauphin delega-
ton in the pro-
tracted session of
1913. 1t is ex-
pected that the
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-04

Glosi4ale uno oos GIdfd6en auf il.
rem 9laB 5lriid uno fa6 ouf Teine llbr
@r pen0cte IiG bonn pieoer BEN
Stifften 3u tlappte bic beioen Seile
oes @eroeds 3uiammen, uno iebte ben
duBerli& rc9. 5ierlib gear6eiteten Ge-
qenltdnO auf oie tlcine glattForn aui
Der 5uDor bos adiihsn geru6t attic.
lln6 nun BET 6oI6Derbunieltem Rou-
me tpteber bieiel6en pradtbpQen qicht-
crImeinungen ln0 Qeunteffeffe IN Sen
9t06reu, ipieoer nos bIeide gllFIeunten
speier Drdbte 5u beioen Geiten bes
S6iff6ens,gons Oeriel6e 9oroono pis
subor, nut 0oB Der @elebrie bei bieIem
Slpeiten @erfndc bic dcbeimnispoIIe
Gnerqie, bic bcm SGiff6en ourh Sic
Eaor6iinnen 9rdbte ous Zen GlIosfus
deln nit iDreu 6euerldulen ofFenboy
suifr1nte, piel LANCER einpirten lieB.
@ie 6tdb1en unb Sputenonor6nllrl1.
9ulper uno 5liiiiigteif, bic inter Sem
8erbed bes @diiffsns rubten lnons
ten lpo1l Dem 3pede oisnen, oieieeners
eie auf3ufdugen nnO aui5uIpsi&cru
Ser @ele9rtc Io6 pieoer ouf feline
ltbr st portete, ben Bid ouf bos
8ifferblatt aeridtet, nod einioe gPinus
ien 6onn Elm Druid ouf Ben einen
gnopf Ser TrdqDorrshtunQ. gBis sus
por ienfte Ii6 Oas @lattfDrm6en, uno
jebt Inpebte dud bas 5ierlic6e GmifFs
Cben Irei i'm Raume.
Scr QroFeTor 6sobadtets es lanaers
3eit 6inburdi febr oufmertiom. gns
a. fd Tott aeTc6eH 9ottc, notm er enb.
lib etnen bercilliegenoen tleinen @loTes
boIq aur Sonb, 6eiien glusfluBrD6rc er
ouf Oo8 obgeiiiimPfts 9st OsS 94iff.
fens ridtete.
9oum batte er ben 8oIo ouf unS
niebcr ae3ocen ilnb bic ausiiromsnbe
Quft auf bas W1obcll9en ipirten Iois
fen, ais es, in Der gIeiaen 6Sbenloae
Frsi i'm 9loume f9ipebeao, fat eineit
9Reter 0ooonFlog. @o ioeie es bsr
profciior bdlD 9inten, bao Tsitlicb
ooer unten ber 8laiebaIs oogeoen Iets
seno, nie einsn Yapieridmeiterlina
rurd BEN oansen 9ioum uuo find es
fflicBlih nit einem San0aeBc auf.
neuolid, eahliR w oQss poQlcm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-04

unpeit 6es SGreibtiI6es befinosi6eK
BanOgorbsrobe eiuen Sui unb einen
Oerben Stod, unD itapfte cntI4loIeH
binaus in Der Gjorten
6inter einem Roienseitrdub itltB er
ouf eine Greftlit iib oerbor9en 3altens
be oide TrouensperIon, Der er gebot
Elm ninbiiGeres 2iGt 6erbei5uiGdffen.
Sobolo Iein Sritt auf ben tissbez
lcgten De9en GDrbar murDe tameit
mebrcre rieIen6Gfte Doggen ba9ergez
iagt, bic ben Scrrn bes 0auies pc@s
Ielno nit treuni8em BinIeln un0 bers
.boltenem piitenbcm Gnurrcn umtol~
ten
Sin furser YfifT uno elm I9orFer
8efebl bannte rie 9unbe inoe6en To-
eleifr an feline Geits.
9oI& fAritt Der QrofeHor 5piIben
ben Ro6otten Oobin un0 gelangte i6Dn
nod tnr5er 3eit auf cine baumfreie
Bieie
9Drt, po her 2drm tur3 3uopr nod
retobt 6otte, mar es jsBt etipaS rubiger
geiporoen. @au idica ii6 in3tpiidcn
einigernaben psrIldnoigt gu boben.
ql6Bli6 bielt 0ptior Gbrfrte6 an.
Mos mar Ons2
D}uBte er in rem bro9enartigen @es
bil6s, bas 0iht Dor ibm ols buntis
SILHOUETTE iiber Der Q8ieie 1d0pebte,
nidt Elm euftfa4r5eag einen Sylicger
Crlennen2
Raf6 enti1loiIen trat Der @elebrlc
nod einige Sdritte por, Darpies bic
6unOs, bic onseii9tS oes geipenitigen
Weiens toum me6r 3u bulten parer,
oufs neue uno fragte. n0lein Serr ~
pber iper sic ouf fein mDgen - Sic
befiuoen iiCb In un3uldIIiosr Weile tn
ner6olb Der llmfriebung zines 9rioots
eigentums. Sd ne9me an, ooB Sie
ii6 perirrt 6obeu, unD bitte Sie, mcin
gInpeien IOfort 81 Derlaiisn"
,N2cin 0srr," ontiportete cine etipos
niinne Wldnneriiimme III frnn3oiiiGer
Spra1e, nSie tperben, 10 6offe io9. 3u
elmer anDsren QtuFiaIIuRg uro 81 ans
0eren QBinidcn gclau9en iuenn i6
Sbnen iase, pab id bier uie0ergeTtie-
GEN 6il ,g9rc Nlilo9sr5igleit in glns
EpTa.9 5u ne9Msu" @
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-04

3ipeiten &nopf unten am Stdbhenges
itea, Dte beIlen 9rdbi4en entI6panz
pen bem Augc, Das Blattformheu err
bob lic3 III feline pogere6te 2oqe, 0as
gerluGsobiett 5u unterfauqen, 6os Der
Yroteilor nun nit fpiben syinoern err
faBtc unb beiicite IeBte.
Aber oas Experiment mar nocb nidlt
3u gnDe
Der @elebrte 6olte ieBt aus einem
WdnDiHraat elm 9labaoonifSabeu
berbei, Das ct 0ffnete
@r entnaAm 0emlelben elm tleines,
Id]iffdendrtiges @ebil6e bon taunl
6dnbldnge. obne ollen 3peifel ebenz
fans aus Wetol bergeleQt, beYen Der
bed cr na@ Qlusl6ilmg elmer tieinen
Gd1is6eborridlung auseinonoerihlua.
Sine reGt tompIi5ierte glnorbnuno
bon Gang unD Runbitdbfsn, 9rdbten
rno qanSen @puIen purbe ldtbor, ois
ale i'm elm tleines oo5pil6en eebctts
tes 9aTiin selagert iparen.
Scr qrofeRpr prifte nit ether 2ups
ben qan8en Mle1anismus iebr iorqidls
tia, idisn 3ufrieben un6 isBte oos
auF cineu tleinen yiebsniil9.
81 trot pieber an ben Wanoic9rout
ben CT nun meit 0ffnete. Sine Dlenge
9ebdlter aus @las unD pen perlcQte=
peuiten Wletallcn purDen iiHtbar, Bite
3uIammen Elm aan3es 6emiides Sos
6pratorium 0ar3uiiellen l1ien. Dars
unier aum tleiHere unD qr0Bere 8es
6dIier, offcnbar aus 8lsi bergeiteIlt, bic
o6ne 3tDeifel clerlet Raoiumprdporate
,Htbislten.
Scr Gelebrte entnabm ben leB!ereii
,in eirunbes. gum tleinen Seil perglas
Ites @ebiloe ino lieB Teineu Snbalt ges
raumc Weilc ouf eth fritterartigcsBils
bet ipirter, pos er 3upor aiif cine @lass
itale Ic6Htiete. @r bolte 0eun aus
osm @c6rante np9 eth tleines &riiialls
Flai6den Derpor, bielt es priiienb ges
ltn einen 2eu1ti0rper ben er poriiber
asstno aufilammen lieB, 5cg ben gld
lernen Gt0piel unD COB FAINT Dem
priparierien 4ulper 70 piel oes Sns
5alts in oas ttsine @aliin oes @hiffs
Sens. boB citisr @e9aItcr foll e6en soll
purbc,
DoIlgr e4rIrie0 pspis pts lsgg,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-04

men gelungen!s murmelte 9ottoy SIR.
frieD, un0 itreiGelte mil Der freien
9ono bebaglicb ben longen 9art.
Gie 9eleudtunqst6rper an BEN
gBdn0en uno Der 3immerOede flamms
ten auf Die feurigen &ugclr06ren
un6 glpparate. bic IoiAe Mun0er Be-
pirtt un6 bosien Ifouen loiien, itons
ben tDie 8uOor ticbt uno Ie6Ios.
Der 4rofeiict erfaBte 6aS S9iffden
nit einem 3nnQenartiaen WerTSeuge
nit oiisnbar iFn!ierter 6ono6o6c ,it6lug
nut elmer ebeniolHen 4in3ette bas Der
BED auseinanotr uno lieB bic in benz
Dlobell 6eFirolide faIt bretortige
S5liiiii9teit in cine Sdale ablollfen.
@r le9ie Das Wlo0eli bdnu auf elm
Statip iiber elmer mdGit9en @lasfugel,
offenbor UNI es 81 entIcbsn;bann iuan+
berte cs iDieber in Das Wl1Gdgrniidlts
Gen unD 5uIeBt IcTgIam in o:n
S6rant.
8ie0er trot Oer @ele6rte ons ofiene
5eniier, tIidte auf 3u einieta DsrIireut
liegenDen Sternen am 6immelsboaen,
dnb lieBiiA bann am SHrei6iiidc
nttber. @r punberte iich nibt nenia
ouf benz DlauuIfript Elm Qlf1eniiirms
Gen b1r5ufinDeu. @r itdubte 6o5
o5eritc Nopiertlait ioralicb ob, taiGie
bic 5e0er in BIC Sinte un0 begonn
eifrig 8u ldreitfn,
SAT- 3pei @tuuben mpGte CT 70,
obne nod recbts ober lints 5u 6Iidsn,
iiber ber Qlrbeit geiefien 6obcn, ols
ploBIid Elm fldmmsnber @liB ben
ountlen @arten ouBen fit einen 9las
genblid ta9bell crleubtete.
llnpilltiirlih legte ber qrofciIor bic
5eDer aus BET Souo unD fHnute e-s
ipartungsDou auf bas bunile 6eo 0es
ge0ffaeien 5enIters.
Ct modde cuff ben Dpnner purteu,
bod pas greignis, bnS geip0bnIiC6 ben
atmoip6driiG elsttriio.en @ntlaouns
gen 3u fOl9en pflegt blieb aug.
Daiiir aber lisB iicG gum nic6l ges
tingcn @rItaunen Oes geleblten W(ons
nes baLo barauf Elm eigentiimiches Ges
rduIt bernebmen Oos iicA Dnu Ses
tunoc 3u Gelln0e Oeriidytie. SbnI
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