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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-26
WAILUKU EXPECTED PLENTY 0F -
OISEFROM SHR|NERS AND GOTIT

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
WAILUKU, Maui, Aug. 24.-Shrin-
ers' banquet on Saturday night at the
Maui Hotel was great success. Bill
ly" Field, who was initiated as Shrin-
er just before the dinner took place,
was able to attend his duties as host,
though grave doubts as to his physical
ability had been entertained in the
earlier part OF the day. 1t is said that
the two wild men in the cage, whom
some people took for monkeys dressed
up for the occasion, were also able to
do their share at the repast. Alto
gether Maui has never seen Joiner
bunch than sat down at that table.
When one hundred men, and especially
of the Shriner calibre, get to yelling,
there is some yell. So the neighbors
thought when the banquet was over
and the cheering began in real earnest.
Many went to the dance at the town
hall, which was also brilliant sue
cess. The music was fine and the
dance greatly enjoyed.
The outlying country was visited the
next morning, and Maui scenery was
enjoyed to the full advantage given by
a clear and beautiful day.
In the afternoon the game of base
ball between Waikiki and all Maui
was a most interesting event, even il
the Wailuku team won so many points
that il was finally no use keeping the
score. In the last inning, the Shriners
pulled the umpire on the field, and put
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-26
BOOZE AND OLDLINE PARTIES TOO
CLOSELY ALLIED DECLARES CARTER

his bread and butter than Of his polit-
ical faith, wetn TO Progressive head
quarters and asked that his name be
removed from the list.
Speaking of woman suffrage, Mr..
Carter declared that his party is in
favor OF the measure. THE women
who are good enough to rear our child
rem are good enough to help make
our laws" declared the speaker.
A Cancellation court is another sug.
gestion of the Progresslves. The can
didate said that, too often, the rich
man got the best of law suit The
poor man would be safeguarded If
there we're Cancellation court where
all law suits would first be tried, with
out lawyers on either side, he said
Only the plain facts of the whole case
would be stated and justice would be
done in that court. Then, when the
suit went to the other courts the poor
man would, II he had already obtained
q decision in the Cancellation court
have the advantage Of the previous
verdict Poor men would not have 10
fight unlimited money as in some
cases happens nowadays.
/ Talking of his own cadidacy. the
speaker said that he was not going
around like the other candidates so
liciting votes He would be very
pleased to go to Washington and serve
Hawaii II elected. He thought that
he could do lot of good as delegate,
as he is known personally to many OF
the congressman The personal touch
would be a great help, said the candi-
date, and he felt that he was very
we'll known in these islands as well as
in Washington.
The speaker said that he thoroughly
believed In the referendum and the
initiative. The recall was also good
thing, said Mr. Carter. If the legisla.
ture. put law on the books that was
not satisfactory to the people. there
would be no need to wait until the
next legislature for q chance to have
the LAW repealed The referendum
would take care of such matter and
the people could vote directly to have
the obnoxious law removed from the
statutes. The initiative would work on
similar lines. and the people could get
what they wanted. The recall would
male men in political and government
positions work during the time they
were Sini office. The fear of being
dumpea before their term expired
would keep them up to the mark. In
too many cases. said the speaker, men
are put in office for two years and
then proceed to loaf on the job. A
spurt may be made toward the end of
the term but. on the whole, the men
loaf and do not act as they should
during the whole time they are elected
for. If the recall werepfnstituted these
men would be Johnnie on the spot"
all the time, declared the ex-governor.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-26
GREAT D0cKYARD
IN JAPAN Is SOON
TO BE COMPLETED
IBy Latest MALL

TOXIC, Japan.-The colossal dock
yard which is now under construction
at Tobigaha at a cost of 9, 400, 900 yen
will be completed next year, and will
be capable of receiving ships of more
than 10000 TONS This dock win be
the largest of its kind in the Far East
1t is hoped that the cost of its es-
Enlistment will be counterbalanced
by avoiding the waste of money and
the inconvenience that have hither-
to attended the repairing of ships larg.
er than those of the Full type, which
were obliged to 60 down to the dock
either at Saseho or Kure,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-26
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIR e CT OR Y
REFERENCE FOR BUSY PEOPLE

AUTOMOBILE. -.
Frank Baker, now located at Oahu
Auto Stand. Phone 3S4S.
- 5S92-2m
FL VERANo-PHoNE 2oo4.
1919 Beretania st. First-class rooms
and board, reasonable rates; cot.
tages in course of construction. Hen.
~ G. Bedford, manager.
T.: 5927-1m
CITY CLOTHES CLEANERS.
Are prepared to handle your work
Nuuanu at Vineyard. Phone 5042.
ID 5322-3m
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-26
SECRETARY LANE SAYS
WAR WILL BOOM U. S.;
WILL GET MUCH TRADE
IBy Latest NALL

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-Secretary
of the Interior Lane predicted in an
interview today that the European war
will result IN vast development OF
the mineral and manufacturing re-
sources of the United States.
1T is possible to so develop and
utilize our mineral and manufacturing
resources, particularly in the west, T"
said Lane. that the label made in the
United States will become familiar
around the world"
Lane believes the war is an opportu-
nifty for this country to become the
trade mistress of the world.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-26

HOTEL TAXI STAND.
PHONE 400, BUICK CARS. TAXI
RATES; SERVICE DAY AND
NIGHT. JOHN VIERRA, MANUEL
COSTA AND NJ. r. GONSALFES,
5909-3m
MILLINERY.
X. Isoshima, stylihs millinery. King
ner Bethel. Phone 2136.
5922-tf
=. w. HUSTACE
Motorcycle and Auto Repairing. 427
Queen st. Telephone 1893.
: III. 49, 5903tf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-26

Tcurist-You have an unusually
large acreage Of corn under cultiva.
ticn. Don't the crows annoy you a
great deal? Farmer-Oh. net to any
extent Tcurist-That's peculiar, con.
sidering YOU have no scarecrows.
Farmer-Oh, well, you see. I'm out
here. good part of the time myself
Sacred Heart Review.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-26
MATRIMoNY.

Young American. civil engineer, good
address and personality, wishes to
marry refined lady (no objection to
nationality. widow or single. who
has home of her own and would ap-
preciate sincerity, truthfulness and
devotion. Address e D. H." Star.
Bulletin ..-..~... 5941-6t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-26

GARAGE & MACHINE SHOP.
For machine work call at the Pala
ma Garage and Machine Works
King, near Liliha.
5919-1m
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-26
HELP WANTED

business house requires the
services of an assistant bookkeeper.
Must be young man of good hab-
its; field for advancement to the
right party. Address box 20, this
office. 5940-3t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-26
FURNISHED ROOMS

Two large from. rooms, adjoining bath,
single or en- suite, also, use cr re-
ception room; suitable for doctor or
other professional man or family;
table board II desired. Two blocks
from the business center. Engleside
Hotel, PSI Vineyard ST.; phone 1868,
5936-tf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-26
FAMILY HOTEL

The Cassidy, only home hotel, Wal
kiki Beach, consists of individual
cottages and single rooms. Cuisine
excellent, 1000 IT. promenade pier
at the end of which is splendid
bathing pool and beautiful view.
zoos Kalia road. Tel. 1879. Terms
reasonable. 5367-tf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-26
ROOM AND BOARD

Excellent table board by the meal,
day or week. Special rates by the
month. Apply at the Roselawn,
1866 s. King st. ~
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Officers list of regular drill nights stations
the National Guard of Hawaii Armory
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16
&uman UNI a4nrtt5 unn &rtrhRnharlr

0a Io9 er ouf bem5elopess, ouf ben
man BON oieIer .Seite aus nur Dur9
Oen @arteu oelougen tonnte, cine bod
oclpoc6lenc NlGnuergeItolt benz Dorfe
suInreiten. Gr mar ni9t iiher, o6er
cr permutcte, bob es Sons 8ergo iei,
ino er beoriff nidbt, ipie bieler ba3u
qclommen mar, nit Ieincr syrou bier
lcrum3u0e6en unO ii6 Wlisli0ieb oes
oeniitsr ais i6ren Sitter oufauIpielen.
0ie Gntocdupg, buB bos oeI6c6en Iei,
pcrurIodts ibm Elm peinli9es, unanoe,
rebmes Gjefibl, unO Iobolo er @mma
Io6, fling cr an, ooOOn gu ipre9en.
sic ersd6ltc ibm unbefangen BON
itrer gsoeqnuug unO logte, iic 6o6e
Sans 8eroo reGt nett aefunoen uno
i'm oufgeforoert einen Selub Bel i6.
nen 81 modem
nu9os 1T mir management ertldrte
Stto unllmpunoen. SD miinI9e tei.
nsn 8erte6r nit bieiem DlenlHen! @r
bleibt Der Sobn unisres S9ulmeilters,
Hnb er 1T qerobe urrosont senus nm
ros oall5licb gu oerseilsn"
n@ber bat er nicbt elm ReHt, ltol3
Daruuf 5u Iein, ooB sr ii2 aus 10 tleia
nen @erbdltniKen bermIigeorbeitet
Gat9"
nGr ipiro crit nod 5u bepeilen bos
FEN, pos cr tonn. Gs 1deint mir iebr
ocpogt BON Der nGsie1I9oft" eiltem 70
nnsen WlsnIden bier cine iol9e Der
trautnsIielun0 einSurGumen gluu,
penn er Oamit Ii@ unb ois san5s Sc
IrlIdoft in bic Smte rcifet, mir Foll es
ts9t ieinl"
.0as tate mir Ooh nm Ieiuetpilleu
uno fir Ieine brobe WIutter Ieio. Die 10
itolS ouf i'm lit"
.@r bat ia eine f0rmlibe @roberiIng
ou Dir 0ema9tl"
n@r bat mir gut 9efallen, rno ib
Qloube, boB ou unoere6t bif."
otto inpiea Gr mar in elmer eis
oentiimlinen Gage ouf oieiem@ut, bel-
len 6ere e bod nur ourm feline Trol
mar. @r Iis6te emma. uub odb lis
Isinpi0igts, isips1sau au- u-ipsrosH. bate
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16

cine Slut BON polniI9en S9impTpOr-
tern fam ii6er feline 9ipSsn,
gon Der @6ouiiee Der bp9 Elm Rciter
in bic Bappelollec Elm. WliSliOicB cr=
tnnnt, ben @utsberrn Sofort nubm
er lpiebcr feline oemiitig unterpiirfige
Oaliuno an ln0 blieb mitfcn I'M @e9e
ieben. Der 2lerger iiber 8ergas glbs
peilung 6otte i'm fat gang eruiiatcrt.
nWenn Der gndbige Serr mir srlous
ben mD9isn," Iu9te er in polniIber
Gpro9s, oi9t an ben 9teiter bcrdntres
teno
Sito bielt Iein 9fcro an. .,Bos siDt
cS, WlisliDieB?"
Der pon Sngenicur 8srga bat
lliCbt ,erldubt. DoB i9 bic sndOiss 6rdl
onrum bitte -"
p9Bos reosi S6r Do, feiO Sbr pieocr
betrunten9@
gN3, snGoiger Serr, feinen S4lut
IS1ndps bob ih geuommen lett 5psI
Sagen, id babe ia tein @elO baSu. mn
ga ipollte ih Ole gndoi9e 6rou bittN,'
Sle moc6ten Sob oen Yietref ctpu5
So9n 0ule9en, oen1 lie lperoen ieBt ood)
QUE mebr SObn bier triegsn; nber Der
Yan Sngenieur BAT Ieinen Sfod aegen
nitb 9eboben unb' 1T peiter seeangsn
nit Der 9ndoigen s5rou unb Bat mid
lpsgscIa9t pie einen Sunb. unb er 1T
oc3 nibt Der Serr bier, Ionoern Sis
Iinb Der Serr."
Die 8ranntpeineciIter umnebelteu
9etsr UtislipieB' Slime nid,t oenua.
ols boB er ni6t bemertt bGtte pie St.
ios gtueen 5ornis ouf6libten Dic
lleber5sugunq iibertom ion pIpsiih
oaB Der .snGOige 9srr" bem pou Sn'
oenieur niht gspogen Iei, un6 ous er.
fiinte i'm nit S9aoenfreubc.
.llno oo babe icb ge0odt i'd min
lisDer ben onGbieen Serrn Bitten" fu6t
er in Ieiner 4eoe fort
Ottus Singer 5udten unrubia an
9a9el. ,Gs 1T gut i'd perO's iibsr
lsosu." Ioste er unb ritt in etlpo'
Ic6ns(lerem Stmpo ais biS6sr ben
Sofs au'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16

ZEN lnneren Jteibungen 1adieu ihn
nerpos uno ungerecbt ge9cn onocrc. ia
ltibit 9egen @mna, uno oiele Iraoil
ii9 oft pos IS mar. Oos ocn cina 70
peiteten uuo orbeitsfro6en Wann
Dem lie i6r 9er3 geIdentt battle, an
mdbli1 in einen miBmutigen. libel
l0unigen @jefdbrten perlponbelte, nit
ocm lie Iiob mdn9mol nur i9ioer 3us
red1tfinoen tonnte. linb bisle Dirk
thinning bate beoeutsno 5ugenom
men, ieit Otto lcb oariiber tlar mar,
bob bic berein6re6enoe SnouItrie ION
Icinen Stonb nod ldmerer madden
piiroe. Snmitten bieier SnouItrie ober
f.dno Sans @ergo, oehsn lleberleQeu.
belt in Der S6ule i'm icson QedrQert
bate, penn er lih aub 0omola nit
bem @coonten ironete; Der lit s6dl Gin
6coerfuGier, oem oas Stuben6oden
un0 bic Stntenilsrerei T9on onae6oren
iino, pG6rsuo i'd elm freier S6rlierss
fa6n uno Dem pirtliGen 9eben aeaer.
iiber bod eiil gdn3 onoerer Gerl Bin.
glun Itonb Der a5eoerfudIer" a6sr oud6
i'm rpirilinen" 2eben unb Ihien QuIi
81 6oben, olc6 bier or0Bere @rFoloe al
errinssn aIs Der ,freie SDrIterslO6n"
unb oer ano6endrgsr. oieies llnlraut,
oas bdlb pergeHen in Gttos 2cbtns-
oorten geItunben botte, fing an, neus
Srisbe 81 sutipideln. ais pone es fiH
allindblib 81 eirem ricbtigcn N}Guners
boB ouswa6ien.
llno eiuem IoIhen 6oB no6e oers
ponot mar bic gmp0runa. bic Otto ers
fiillie, ais @mma ieBt in 70 onertcu.
nenOer QDeiie bon 6aus 9erao fproh
uno babel oas llrteil i6resWl0nnes ais
nuEasredt" be3eihnete
nIun. Elm tpnia me6r menIden.
terntnis als ou 6abc i'd opdl uiel.
leicbt, iasie er enoliM. .un0 in teinsm
Toae panids id sipsn nd6ersn Der
isbr nit Oem S9uImeiitsrsiofn. sc,
iAdftlih iperbe icb o6nsbin nidlis ais
lIndnnsbmlidieitn nit i6m 6obsnl4
(BUrtissuns ioleil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16

i'm itol3 unb ibereliidli1 oemodt.
9tIS Der erIfs 3ou19 Dori6er ipor, Iaqts
iidb Otto freili8, ooB bic @er6dlinihe,
in bic er bincingeDeirotet 1otte, I9piee
zig genug paren. pronopib bate
cine iibersrobe Sbpot6etenAIt al trus
sen, ob.r Otto lieB ben Nlut nicbt FIN
Ten. Sm @egerteiI, er fono cine Sc
nueiuung in Dem @eoanten, burn eli
gene lrbeit uno Suntigtsit cas- @ut
81 6ebcn uno@mma oamit 81 beipeiIeu,
6dB iie oob feline lhleHte 4ortie an
i'm gemo9t botte. llno @mmo mar
oliidlih gepeisn neil tie ibn gliidli9
lob
Damn mor Elm ic6Iec6teres Sa6r oe.
fclai; uno 10 oiel Otto ii@ aud nit
qutem !Re6t Iaesn tonnte, boB uic6t er,
innbern oos Detter IHulo an bem ges
linseren @rnteertraee mar. bate er
bodb ein@efii6I bon Observation-Disclosures,
nos oisl l1drfer ausgeprd9t mar, ols
lpeun CT einen, ibm bon 0ouie aus ges
b5riqen geiiB OeripoItet bate.
.Gs miro ia ipieber beTer perbeu.
tyoFets i9n emma, ober Oenno6 quGlte
i9n bic Grpdgung: i'm @runoe ibres
SerSeus oentt iie bod, ID bate man
DIES onoers unb beIier MAIDEN t0nuen.
Otto bate es unmGnnli1 oefunOen,
bielem GefiibI na1 auBen bin Aus-
brud 3u sebsn. Ger Nlonn mlBte
tas Soupt pes 0auIes Iein; Is ipGre
i6m unpiirbig ericbienen, bate er @ms
ma IelbIt oOsr onoeren se9eniiber 5a.
eeitanoen. oob ct iih als @mmas Der
polter fiiblte; aber 0os @jefiibl ooB s5
oennoh 10 iDdr, tonnte er nidlt lbs
iperoen, uno ie mebr er es Derbara, un
10 peinli1er empfdn0 ct ieoen 0erluit
as Elm emma 3u9efiiates llnreAt. uno
Inn 70 miBlrauiIder betrabtete CT iis,
neil er ooHte: beimlirh mant tie Dir
bod 8orpiirie. llnn aegen oieie Dor
fclIune empOrte er iih oonn pisosr
lDeil er ii1 nit autsm @spiIsn iosen
tpnnts, OoB sr olIes tat, mas in ieinen
Gr1fien lono, Inn bic WirtIHait pors
n6rfs Az hrinnen Die fprtm1hrens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16
Wliirk ktmtmaln

DWir 6uben iebt 9oben genug fir
lniere 8outen mir brou9en @uren
Older nicbt me6r," sub Sons 5uriid.
Gin siftiger Slid aus ben tleinen,
5irinternoen 9(ugen traf ibn, aber
glsi6 oarouf no6m Der Wlcnn pieoer
eine unterpiirfige 0altung an.
80 pro9um (bitte), toufen sic meis
lie g(der, f0nncn Sic bod brou1en
meinc g(der, unb muB i1 ia lHon ter
ben, penn nicbt friege @clb; 9ob' icl
iG i1pn nibts gum 2eben."
r9aBt bds Srinten Iein umo tommt
su uns uno ne6mt 9(rbeit, oa peroet
Sbr aenug gum 9eben 6a6en," Sa9Ie
!nans in etpas lingeSulotgem Sons,
ben Older 6ruu1er mir niht."
80 Ban, iport' i8 icbon 10 lance
.orT ben older uno pollen sic ni4ts
6cso6len oofiir; 0 N1oB 9ano, miiiIsn
Gie aebeu me6r 2obn gu bem pietret,
pcroient er ia 5u iuenid, bon pas iOl
Ieben oItes @ater, nenn ni1t pertouFt
older. un0 Yietret bot "a 10 menl9
9nbn!" @r tiiBte Gmmds Rod llno
I6ieu iie ni6t los ldIItn 81 pollen:
yS6r Ieio ia Elm unperl lhamier Pels
fegisr, rief 9ons, bsm jsBt OOlli9 DE
GjcOuIb RIB, mslei@ lobt Sbr ole 9na-
Diss ssrau los !uO troaf Sud gnrsr
Mcoe% !.
80, Ban Sngenieur, 0 WloB YanaF
sort nit Sud uno Ihlott erlt gi!'
rem Roul1 ouSl" @r bob orobeno lels
Eft Stod eeeen ben 3ubringlI3en,'
n&Ommen sic, sndOise 6rolI, ld)
brinae Sie nun bis an Oen 9ot Der
MenIA 1T ia pieOer san5 betrunien.
,Gs lit Elm @leno nit Oem Wlislis
pieB," leiIf8tc @mma, nGbrenD Tie az
Sons Sersds Ssite benz Sofe 5ui4ritt
qeter MisIiOieB Iob ibnen no4, iei'
ne tleinen9lu9eu ipriibtsu ieBt pOrWn'
unO Sob.
,Ru, Oas mar ia nod Ih0uer,
murmelte er nDirb Der Sannes BON
G8ulmeiItsr iebt ben StOd bebsn uni
looen al mir: mad SAB Ou fort
ItOmmf!" Gr bollte Die SdulIe, uni
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-16

Bite obne6mc, lit dlio oiien6arcr lin.
linH gSeHl abcf oie (emperohlr ocr
Some nid)t mcrfli6 n6uinmt Damn
nnlB cine 0chcinc Nlobt sen &icien
oicn iort mO fort 6ei5en, Oauu mil
len rdt6iebaftc Sciu5elm0nnc6en
tbdtia icin sic Die SonnenrGocr 5u
epiger ReibuHg orebeu. Solbc Nei.
5elmdunden bat mon ocnn oucb ieit
Songem geindt lmO Scr gllhnciitcr
Der moOeruen @drmelcbrc, 9lo6crt
NtaDer, gloibte. iic iii Oen Nleteor.
iiciuen gefiiuOeu 5u 6o6ert Die in gc
maIti9eu Wlcngeu 6citdn0ig AMI Ser
Some uicoerfolcn mo Ourd oos
gluiprolen cine aemalti9c Soibc ct.
5cu9cn I'm oui oicie @eiie Die
Some o6er inlmer micOer 6eiB 3Il
bnic0cn iuoren gou5 ltngcbeue
Nieicoritenmaiieu u0t9ig; Oic Some
miiBtc ourd iie lmaiSaciebt uergro
bert merOen itnO OdS bate mnlI
0ann mld in geididtlider Belt iton
lGngit gcmerft. 9iht in elmer unNc
benrcu 9lni1weIlng 0cS Sonueu
forperS woatc Odbcr @'dDerS acnio
Ter g}odiolger, Selm6olb, bic llrohc
Der Sonnenw1rme iebeu, ionoern IN
elmer uQm0igcn Gerflcnerima.
Ger Smnen6oa oerOibtetc iih be
itdnoiG idrlmpftc dnBerlih 5uiom
men, mo ourd oicic inuerlidlc Con
3entration cutitono @Grme im0 emf
ite6t lie nod 6cute gIber oud Oieier
Sppot6cic ite6t Sic S6otiabe eutge
gen OoB oie Sonne Damn &er0noc
umg erlitten 6obeu miiBte Die IN
Ocn ms 6cfauntcn &orgdngcn 0cs
irOiidcn 9ebenS irgenotpie 5um Pms
Druid fGmen; oooou lit obcr nidlis
ser san. 60 Got man 0em 5ulcbt
in Ocnt neuciten glaerUets Nciujc-
mdnnhen Dem &oontn Den cigcni
liden SonncnbeBer geiidi "a Ro
Ohm 6efonntIih ielbcr @drme ans
front, 10 fonnte ell IN icOcm Yflno
Sounenmbitan5 ent6atener @rojcni
iab 9ioohm geraoeju cine ScNmg
fiir sic Gpigfeit crgebcn SSu d6u
li6er gGeiic erfldrt gIrr6cuiuS Die
SonnenpGrme, in0em er anninlnlt
DAB, penn nid)t acroOc &ooini 10
ooH gcipine merfipiir0iAe Hcmiihc
@crbin0ungen i'm Sonnen6aa ouigc
ipeihert iperOen, sic iid bel rmge0el
rcr SiBc 1mO uugebelrem Grud gc
biloct unO oobei 9elualiigc Niclgea
@Grnc pcrlhhidt bdttcn Nic'e M
nIte Sparudrme miro MN aon5
laiqiam mieOcr an Die beoiirltac
@rOc anSGe5oblt mo Oiirite nod
Sa6rbillioneli porbulten
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ihroden.
rDu mO8teit bod bic gndbige Troll
bis sum !0ofe begleiten," Idgte Die &ets
torin 5u 9ons, pGbrenb emma cine
Sepe9ung Der 9lbpebr mo9te, Die ibr
fTeili6 ni4ts niiBtc. 9ln Gnoe mo9tc
es ibr AUDI 6reuOs, nit oem jlingen
Manne, oehen einfo6e, peritdnblid:
Iorits[lung Der n0inee, bic oo toms
men iOlten" ibr gcfiel, lpeiter gu plau.
bern.
So f9ritt lie in Iebboftem @eIprdd
en- Ieiner Seite bin uno be6ouerte es
fof, uIs Te bic PoppeIollee, bic Oireft
ouf ben @utsbof 8ufiibrts, errei9t Bat
ten uno Sans 8ergo on Ieinen Sui
eriff, I'm Iib gu empfeblen.
Sic reicbte ibm Die 9an6.
SD 6offe, mir ie6en sic einmol bei
uns,@ loqte lie unpiatiirIi9 babel.
50, pun Sngenieurl" risf in oieIem
9(iIaenbiide cine roube @timme bi6l
neben i6nen, cine i9muBige Sonb grill
no9 @mmos 6ilgern, lno Der Wlunn.
Der lid nit feinen bartengortItoppeln
gum 6anotuB 0oriiber ncigte mar bon
elmer f0rmli9en Molfe BON Brannt'
ipeinbunIt umgeben.
@nmos 8rauen 3ogen il1 nnptus
fiirlic6 sulannien, aber gleih ooroul
Ia9te lie in benz rubis freunbli9en
1on, in benz Tie INNER 81 ben Seutei'
ipru9; .@art sS6r bel @urem Sohn
4eter WlislibieB2" Der 8ouer 5piilt
ierte nit Teinen rotten Qlugen.
yggor icb bel 9ietret," erlpioerte el
in Ieinem unbeboIfenen YolniiAf
@eutIh, no6sr bob' i'd Ihunt gsleb'
Yon Sngenieilr muB ich Ipre9sr
nit pan sSn9enieur, nit Der Wlos,
pona (gndOigen 6raW ou6 muB id
Ipre6en gebt ia nibt 10, Ban Sn-
oenieur, boben sic i9on 9etouft 9tdel
bonn StaniI9 un0 pom @aIdet, uni
i9 wart' ia T6on Ionae Oarduf uni
fobeu sic nic6t getauft Q(der bon NH
H. miiFen Sic toufen ou6, 1T seraO
70 out pie benz StonuI4 uno ben
@aI1et IeiNer,"
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g. sEurtlebuno.l

,W6er i9 oente, es bonJelt iib bier
ilm &obler unb nidt nm @iIen9" frdss
ie emma eritaunt.
gr IeAte i6r ouseinnncer, Odb bies
ollerDings Der Sail iei; Der Oerbdltniss
mGBio biIlioe Prsis Oss 8OOens, Die
0initiqen OoiIers unb 4rbeiterDers
BGltniFe urO bic aerinae @ntfernllnG
bon Der 8a9n bGiten bic @eIellihdft
beronlaBt, an ben 8ou eines 0iitten=
pertes 81 9e6tn.
,Q(ber mir ba6en ia oor feline Stoz
tion bier" icote emma. DWtein Water
wollte feina ouf Ieinem @runo uno
8oben uno bat es ia audi OomoIs
our69sTeBt, bob bic 8o6a alutt Dprs
bsifdbrt"
Ser Sbienenitrano lit bn, bas lit
bic Souptfo9e, Die Station betommen
mir bann T6on", ertldrte 6ans 8erga,
nun6 oos 2lnf9lpBaeleis, oos mir
bouen miiKsn, lit nur Elm &ilometer
ldno; ou9 in oieIer 8e3iebun9 liegen
bic NerbGltniiie fe9r qiirItig!" Smmd
fn6 beoentlicb ror ii1 bin
ngiun begreife icb, porum Der popa
70 ungliidli4 it,, inate Iie. n8abnperz
te6r, Menihen unO Ruuch, pie ioll bas
olles iiH mi. Ieinem Wolb bertraaenl"
.@igentiimli9e oomplitoiiopl"
brummte Der SHulmeiiter
Die Gettorin iab oons erIdrodsn 5u
ibrem Sobne uuf. 8isber mar i1r az
les, mas nit Der neuen @lube 5uiom=
nsnbine, irt roIieiten 2icbte erIcbienen.
llno nun bOrte lie, oaB Der Sberf0riier
Nolbop iiber bns, ipas lie fir sine
Nuslle reiritsn @liidss belt, un9liids
lib foor.
Suns fu9te@mmo au berubiaen unD
Die 9ortsile, ipelhe Die ner'n 9(nlosen
nit iic6 tradtsn, gegen Die ylo6teiIe
cSauuGgen.
@d1renb Der llnter6oltung bottc
nan lin auf bic 8ont. sic unter BEN
Sou6engan9e itonO, geisBt uno oIs
@mnd en6liCb an Den Niidipeg Oa9te,
mar lie iiber Die porgsriidte StunOe er-