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The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23

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7 HE F AIR
THE ATTRACTIONS AT THE FAIR ARE THE LITTLE PRICES
Articles that cost | DC and 25c and
SOC and $l.00 and so on
out of this store
really much better values for many than similar
chefest reasons hisIhe Fair is willing to-and does
pay for article for which expects pay
Ioc or 25c and so than stores don other words
Fair Store customers get the utmost limit of value for their
purchase money.
No other buying organization purchase for less
than The Fair Organization few have so little
penSe as theirs-very few willing and do sell for
so little margin of profit this The utmost limit
OF value for every Fair Store customerand money back
if they satisfied
PILLOW TOPS-and backs-some of the newest
things in this line the stitch designs--repro
ducing old Dutch designs of many years ago-these
pillow top designs printed on heavy Wolfe of
tremely durable texture--price is soc for top and
back ul.lA Ia a kJssaa
HAIR SWITCHES-The Fair Store Specials soc
and $Ioo remarkable values-really identical with
goods you may find stores at treble the price
they come in all shades that splendid match is pos
sble. s,aH
BRUSHES kinds of br,rshes--some of them are
Hair Brushes, Clothes Brushes Tooth Brushes and
among these consider the good values in
Tooth Brushes at Sc 2Sc-Clothes Brushes at
95c, 75c, 5oc--l1air Brushes 95c 5oc, &c, I5c
FANCY PILLOW TOPS--wth working floss to CORE
spond. An envelope containing SIX skens of silk and
pillow top with fancy design stamped heeot all for 25c
d. NJ c. COTTON plenty of it in all the desirable
numbers-better get your summers supply now
and tuck it away until needed
LONG FABRIC GLOVES splendid quality long
gloves in black white mercerized fabric carefully and
correctly patterned soc the pair.
STICKEREI BRAID-therc's big demand for it, and
plenty here to meet every CALF yard pieces &c
% yard pieces in better grades
RUFFLlNG-never before you recall SO prodigat
of fancy rufflng-ruffling everyvvhere--on
waists, coats, suits, dresses Here is an i'm
stock of the patterns for every demand
white, cream-25c sc and soc yard.
LONG SILK KGLOVES-and short silk gloves at soc and
the pair These splendid values the very best
obainable at the price
BUNGALOW APRONS-bg and generous in size yet
wthal very carefully designed and shaped--though
big enough all over. Beautifully made of
good ginghams and percalesall sizes, light coors,
dark colors soc.
DRESSES FOR LITTLE TOTS-at 4Sc--a big tab
lie of them all fresh crisp, goods pretty styles, well
made-at 4Sc, its extravaganza try make them
yourself
DRESSES AT 95c--in sizes up IA years-all new
styles and all good styles-you will find these excep
tionay attractive vaues-and they're very seasonable
right
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23

Longshore's Ice Cream has th'
Iuality. 3-l9-tf
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-05-30

number of oyerseers or mana
gers, naming the road or roads
on which the citizens of each
locality shall work and directing
the overseers Or managers after
alloting to each overseer or man
ager their portion of the road to
notify each citizen over whose
work he shall superintend, the
kind Of tool each will be ex-
pected to use and all the detail
arrangements shall be made with
as much convenience as possible
to the citizens working.
Be it further resolved, that
all of the newspapers in the
State that will publish the proc
lamation and notices herein pro.
vided for without charge be
and they are hereby requested
to do so and they are hereby
further requested to urge upor
the people of the State the i'm,
portance of Louisiana Coco
Roads Day."
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-05-30

they can be purchased. In the
next, the use Of our laboratories
for this purpose on a large scale
would lead to the comprehensive,
systematic and continuous study
of the diseases met with in Lou
isiana, and an improvement in
the methods of treating them.
ASIDE from the influence on
the health of the people of the
state, which would be large,
financial benefits in the shape Of
cattle, hogs, and stock saved
from death would be enormous
because the impetus given pre-
ventive measures by such man
ufacture at home would be i'm,
portant."
President Hayne and his board
have prepared and presented tc
Governor Hall and the members
Of the Legislature an address on
this subject asking that the ap.
preparations be made.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-05-30
Good Roads Day Reso-
luton.

Be it resolved, by the House
of Representatives of Louisiana.
the Senate concurring, that the
last Thursday in the month OF
August of each year be and the
same is hereby set apart and
designated as louisiana Good
Roads Day.
Be it further resolved, that
the Governor of the STATE be and
he is hereby requested to issue a
proclamation annually at least
thirty days prior to the day
herein designated, calling upon
each ard every male citizen re-
siding in the State, to observe
Louisiana Good Roads Day by
working on the public roads OF
the Parish ward or district in
which said citizens may reside
or other roads, as may be direc-
ted by the President of the Po-
lice Juries of the several Par
ishes of the State.
Be it further resolved, that
the Presidents of the Police Ju-
ries of the several parishes Of
the Stated be and they are
hereby requested to issue a SIM
liar proclamation at least twenty
days prior to the day herein des-
[ignated, and shall include in
said proclamation a selection
made by them of a sufficient
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-05-30
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ST.
LANDRY.

BE IT KNOWN, That on this 18th
day Of the month of February, in the
wear of our Lord, One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Fourteen, before me, w.
R. Laeombe, q Notary Public, in and
for the parish OF St. Landry, duly COM
missioned and qualified, and in the
presence of the witnesses hereinafter
named and undersigned, personally
came and appeared the several persons
whose names are hereunto subscribed,
who severally declared that, availing
themselves Of the provisions of the
constitution and laws of the State OF
Louisiana. in such cases made and pro-
vfded, and particularly the statutes re-
lating to the formation of corporations
of limited liability, they have covenant
| ed and agreed and do hereby covenant
! and agree and bind and obligate them
selves as well as all other persons who
NAV hereafter become associated with
them in the corporation or body polite
which they do hereby form and consti.
tute, upon the terms and conditions and
for the purposes and objects expressed
in the following articles OF incorpora-
ton which they adopt as their charter,
viz:
ARTICLE /.
The name of this corporation is and
shall be the 'ST. LANDRY SUGAR
COMPANY, LIMITED" and under this
name it shall have and enjoy corporate
existence and succession for the perioc
of ninety-nine (99) years from this date
! it shall have authority and power to SUE
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-05-30
A Correction.

The Lafayette Summer Normal
School will begin Monday June s
and will run for eight weeks.
Through error it was announc-
ed in a circular from Baton Rouge
that it would begin June /. The
proper date is June 8.
Students in attendance six
weeks will be entitled to 5 credits
in any examination they may
take for a teachers certificate.
Those who attend eight weeks
will be entitled to 6 credits.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-05-30
CHARITY HOSPITAL
ASKS MORE MONEY
New Scheme Is Supposed
Will Save Thousands To
The State Yearly.

The Charity Hospital is asking
the Legislature for an appropri-
alton of $50, 600 a year to enable
it, through its existing labora-
tory equipment to furnish free
to the poor and needy of all Lou
isiana all the tetanus, menlng1-
tas, diptheria and hog colera an
titoxins, and typhoid, anthrax
or Charlton vaccines required to
control or abate these diseases.
Recently the administration OF
the Charity Hospital was recog-
nized, and the management OF
the hospital put upon a modern
scientific and economic basis.
In 1912 the hospital took care OF
L, 983 ward patients, more than
%, 600 patients in outside clinics,
and gave more than 100, 900 free
consultations.
In 1918 there were 1886 ward
patients and a proportionate in
crease in out-clinics and consul
tations.
In 1914, it is expected that 49,
900 or more ward patients will
be taken care of.
In other words, the Charity
Hospital is now taking care OF
about 80 1-3 percent more pa
tents than in 1912, necessitating
a similar increase in running ex-
penses.
Mr.. Frank B. aayne, Presi-
dent of the Board Of Admins
tors, who is showing a great deal
of interest in the progress OF the
Institution, believes its scope OF
usefulness will be greatly in
creased and the people OF the
state saved many hundreds OF
thousands of dollars annually by
using the excellent laboratory
equipment of the Hospital for
the manufacturers Of antitoxins
and vaccines required for the con-
troll Of human and animal dis
eases in Louisiana.
In the first place. said Mr..
Hayne, we can manufacture
them at much less expense than
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-05-30
Two Hurt In Runaway.

Church Point, La, May 90
While Mr.. and Mrs. A. Smith
were returning home from town,
their horse became frightened
at an automobile and ran off,
throwing both out Of the buggy.
Mr.. Smith received several pain
full bruises, while Mrs. Smith had
her arm broken and sevefal pain
full bruises.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-05-30

the vacancy.
AT every election and meeting each
stockholder shall be entitled to one vote
for each share of his stock registered
in his name and may vote by proxy.
The election of directors shall be BY
ballot, and the majority In amount Of
votes cast, each share stock voted
upon to be counted for one vote, shall
elect the person or persons for whom
they have been cast.
Any failure from any cause whatever,
to elect directors on the day named for
that purpose shall not dissolve the or
~poration, but the directors then in Of
flee, as well as the officers of said ON
pany, shall hold over until their sue
cessors are chosen, and any vacancy
occurring on the Board Of Directors
from any cause shall be filled by the
remaining directors.
ARTICLE VII.
No stakeholder of this corporation
shall ever be held liable or responsible
for the contracts or obligations or faults
thereof, in any further sum than the
unpaid balance due the company on
the shares of stock subscribed by him,
nor shall any mere informality in or
~ganization have the effect Of rendering
this charter null, or OF exposing the
stockholders to any liability beyond the
unpaid balance, if any, on his stock.
ARTICLE VIII.
This act of incorporation may be mod
flied. changed, abridged or amendedo or
said corporation may be dissolved by a
vote Of two-thirds of the stock alt d gen
eral or special meeting held for that
purpose after at least fen days written
notice in the ~postoffice, prepaid, adj
dressed to each stakeholder at his usu-
al place of residence, and in case OF dis
solution, three commissioners shall be
elected at said meeting by said stock
holders, and said commissioners shall
wind up and settle the affairs of this
corporation.
AT the termination OF this act OF In
corporation either by limitation OF its
charter or from any cause, the bust
ness affairs OF this corporation shall
likewise be wound up and settled by.
three commissioners elected by the
stockholders at a meeting called fer
that purpose, after ten days notice, as
above stipulated.
Said commissioners shall remain in
office until the affairs of said corpor-
alton shall have been fully iquidated,
in a of death or disability of any one
Of said commissioners, the survivor or
survivors shall appoint a successor to
him.
Thus, done, passed and signed, in
my notarial office in Opelousas, Louis
lana, on the day, month and year afore
said in the presence Of Jno. w. Lewis
and Allen DeZauche, two competent
witnesses, residing In said city, who
hereunto sign their names with said.
appearers and me, Notary, after due
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-05-30

Mrs. H. A. Genung and chill
dren, accompanied by Miss Ruth
Thompson, have joined Mr.. Ge-
nung at White Bear Lake, Mimi,
where they will spend the sum-
mer.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-05-30

Cottage for rent. Apply to j.
J. Healey. nov. ID tt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30
Midts 10 gut fit &niten ober @r-
falturg.

@enn SIR cine @rtaltung babt,
tpoM Sbr Die Bette Meoi5in, Die 5u
befomrnen 1T, INN 6abon befreit gu
tperoen un6 5tpar fobal6 als mogli6.
|@s gibt biele, melde Gbomberlains
911itenmittel fir .l1niibertreffli@ bal.
ten. Srou s. @oroff, @lioa, Obio,
iagt: vSeit6em meine Eo9ter <tb
'gebeiH tpar bon elmer i9li1n1tert St.
falt1ng o6er &uiten 6ur@ gbamber-
.lains &uitenmittel Dor 5nei Sabrer,
bate i@ cine getpiiie 3uneigung gu
ienen Sobrifanten 6iefer 3uberei-
tung. Sd tpeiB nidts, 6as 10 raid
bon einem &uiten befreit ober et11e
@rfdltung betlt." gu faufen in Mar-
tin Molitors Mpotbefe. - Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30
@tiat Gmre,r Mpril- Sniten.
Troitanftbmlen nn6 Mprilreg'

5roitauftbnlen nnb Mprtlreger
maden @u6 fr0iteln Bis auf 6as
Marf = SIR befommt @rfatlrtng -
Ropf nn6 2ungen mer6en peritopft-
Str ieib fiebertib - buffet unonf-
boltiam 1t1b fiiblt @u9 elenb Sbr
benotbigt Dr. Sings Mel.e gntbed'
Jung. @s BELT ent8iin6eten uno irri.
tierten gals unb 2ungen, ftint &n.
ften -Guer @opf miro flor, 6as Sieber
perlabt Guh un6 SIR fibH Gld
fem. &err s. 8. Dobis bon Stidnep
Corner, Me., fogt: rg8or gebetH bon
einem fnrdterliden Suften, na@bem
Doftoren 8ebnnolunge1r unb a1oere
Meoi3inen Elm Beblf6lag ge1pefe'1.
Ginoeralr1g ODER @elo 3uriid. Mnge'
11ebm - @iirtoer lieben es. Shafft
gld bea1te cine GIaf@e on. 50{ u1ro
$500 Bel Gnrem Mpotbeber. Bud.
Ien's ar1tica SaIbe fir ole @ebe1r.
- Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30
W1arfhn trudtp o1if Sen Io7fer

Wtnrtbas orudtf a1lf ben Saiter.
S-i-e--I Ml-o-. M6, ou
|Iieber Got, tpie NOR bod gleid oos
s? ong 81
sic Iieb in brer @erlegenbeit Sen
|Eafter os. 1raufborIih gIitt Ser
tpeibe 5treifen unter bren Sdnoen
bin.
sd, a, 81 Iieber Got! @as oenn
nun2
geber5t oruiidftte Mortba Ben fnod-
enoen Cater mieoer nieoer l1to be-
gam bon 11ea,em: S-i-r -
M-m-b-.g
DID, nun mar ibr 0as 81 entfauen.
nno Der idrnale, fdnene Bapier-
itreifem gilt raitlos bon Ser 5pule,
|fdlangelte iid a1tf benz Siih floB
bernnter uno ri1tgelte iid tpte Elm
llitiges 8d6lein rnideIn6 INN Mar=
tbas 5iiBe.
Sic itan6 p0lig ratblos.
Ga paro ibr &ilfe, oie fie idb 51.-
iammeni9reden lieB. Son ser 9bir
Der rief cine fremoe, freunolide
Gimme:
u8itte 8unft, @trid, 8nnft, 6ann
8unH, &unft, Strih, @a1nft. 90!
Scum ned NAL: @unft, @trid, oann
|Stri@, 8urft, 8a1nft, audi Ba1nft,
|Stri@ Ba1nft, un6 9urfk Bunt;>
Stri@, 8a1nft. @rabo, n1ei1 Grdu-
lein! Sour Sen @treifen rubig lau,
fen lafien. - 8itte, ober 1adIelen!"
Martbd mar 10 eridredt, oab lie
gan5 medarii6 sic telegrapbiiden~
|3eiden gab, Sic ibr 90 porgeiproden
tpuroen, uno Sic &ano nidt bonn
Morfeapparot lief, als noble fie 1ib
oaron f%eitflammern. sic batte ia
folde angif, 6ab fie nun bod bon eli.
nem &errn Ser Direttio11 i'm Dienit.
5im1ner betroffen tpar. @ie 1piir6e es
tbrem or11en @ater ergeben! Ct tpar
ia ga1r5 obne Sd11lo. sic tponte fir
i'm bitten.
Sebt berftummte ser Mpporot. sic
gnb 6as S4luB8eiden 311rid un6
|idlob Ben 8opierIauf.
Saitig tparrote iie ii9 Dem fren6en
9errn 3n, Der 1teben fife getreten tpar.
Gin 10 iuneer, freunolider @err.
|gr miiroe -gepib 11ibt 5iirnen, tpenr
tie i'm rebt id0r bot.
nM@, ber5eiben Sic, bite, mein
I@err! Sd BIN Martba Suffer, Eod-
ter oes Observation-Disclosures bier, 2eb-
rerir on Ser 6ritten @emein6eidule
lin g.. @ein @ater neiB gar ni6ts,
oabon, oaB i@ bier teIegropbierte. SS6Al
mill es a19t ME tpie6er tbu1. Seien
Gle bite Dem Cater 6arun1 nidt
|b0fe."
Ser. alio @ebete1pe berbarg 1ein-
@nt5lden uber Die S90rbeit 6es Bit
tenoen Ma6dens uno tbot, ols bore
er ibne rubren6e 8iHe gleidmltbig
an. 8el9 Elm Maoden! Inter Gm1-
fenoen nno Gauienoen gab es feline
mie fie.
90 iie i'm offenbar fir eiren u11-
b%efannten &orgeiebten hires @aters,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30
,BefIer nls oei1re, sic I'M giergIas.

u 1ASSy%sPSI
BBei}er dis oeine, Die I'M giergIas
liegt1
yMutter, tparl1m bift 6u nidt Ser
Doriteber uu6 id 6ie SraM?" lad)elte
@l1fer pebmiitbtg,
.yge{fer ndr'g freili6 fdon man6-
NAL sic itetnr1te Die Mrr1e in oie
5eiten un6 trot gum beniter. !
y@us lit 6as nun mie6er fir eine
Wtrtbiduft! Gen ganaen @orgen Fat
es gei6neit nnb Der Menfh Ser
@rimme er bat bod Dienit? -
Matiirlid Triib6ienit bat er = i9
ioge, oiefer Menid ldBt ben 8abn-
iIteig trl1r balb fegen, bis an Ole &aus-
eldte,,o hubr tie berur1.
SEQ, lob i'm bod! Sc i6eint ia
nod mebr. l1no]pas gebt's bid nn?"
r@as MIDI 6ns angebt? go
menn id aber nodber in ben &ub-
neritam birunter- min nn6 Bis on Die
&tnie I'M 9dnee hottie, bas gebt 6onr
mid 1idtS an! Mei11?"
Sie trat aus Ser @an111er u116
mari Die 9biir at. Suffer fob ibr
fppff4ntteln6 mad.
@as fir cine gnergie batte bieie
|6rau! Mber lie NOR bod Elm gutter
&serl, un6- NIT benz 8eGer batte ite
nidt unre6t. @or er erit mie6er i'm
Dienit, noIte ct ieinen Grieoen init
Dem liiiitenten MAIDEN.
Sn5mif6en bebnte feline Grou if.
re 8eiude 6riben nod aus, 10 sob
er mandmol gang beideioen mobn,
te:: Pima, mbertreib' bas 1idt. @l,
8ubieI @erfebr in eirem &a11s uno
nod ba5u 1nter @onegen tbut ni9t
gut"
sic borte ni@t boranf. gines
Mben6s- Suffer mor idon Id11gft
tuie6er I'M Dienit - tam Tie logor
nit elmer 8itte:: 6ral1 8e6er babe
ibr er5dbIt, Elm 8ru6er -ibres Monnes
lei iebt aIs @npermumterar Bel Ser
|@abn un6 m6dbk germ o1f Ser Sto-
ton bier urter ieinem 8r11oer Ier-
men.
Suffer tpebrte ab. Sos iei Code
Ser Dtreftion."
u9l(ber oil giltit 6ob bieI," fdmei-
dele ibm iein Srou. r@uf 6id
fommt es 6o9 an, @ater."
so, 10, ieet nit einem Mnle
+fommt es aitf mid an. rebrigens
bot bod Ser 8e6er ielber ELM M1no-
>perf. 9ber 1T 6as bieneidt Ser @eg
fir Elm bienftIides @eiud, bon fei-
ner 5rm1 bnr6 bid an mid. ST ST
betrobte 6as leoieIid aIs pribate
Mtttbeilung uno onttporte ebenio
pripatints onrouf: es 1T better, ner,1
ser 8ru6er n1r6erstpo fiid n11sbiIoe11
IaibBt."
SEQ, Sitter, nun bob' bi@ NAL
midt 10 albern," ftieB iie i'm nntpiri9
an. Client 6eir sSl1nge nidt ortd ouf
benz Shiff, 6as fem 0nteI aIs eriter
Steterma1n fWbrt?"
vDas lit oltd gang mos oroers.
Muberbem iit 8alter f1on Dedoffi-
3ier, Fat alio ldngit ai1sgelerm."
Sea, Damn min id 10 fragen: @ait
|eS biellei6t nngern geieben, 6aB 6ei=
ne Sodter gera6e an ser 5dnle 2eb~
rerin getporoen it, no nl19 ibr Set
ter alS Sebrer angefteM iit?"
u9aiebe Mnna, bas boit ou ieIber am
tpenigiten l111gern gefeben, berm 6n
|baft "a 10 6eine 3I61e nit Ben bei-
sen"
Sebt, tpur6e 6rou Suffer untpinig:
r9upon lit feline &eoe. Sd moQte
MIR t11dt onB tie bier NIT benz ODER
oteiem ilargen 8eamteu bielleidt cine
@iebi6oft sanfdngt, gor einen @ifen-
babner ols 8rdlttigam ins @ous
bringt."
vMl1tter, pos ndre oos i6ledteite
nod ni@t ln6 mir Iieber aIs ser
gorge 9~ebrtrimenfram. Maoden
limo gum &qratben oa!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30
v8arte bod sic 8eit ab. 9

rMarte BOD Sic Set ab.
rgea, aber erif ipoMe1 mir nod.
NAL fdInfeu gebeM md)t tpabr?
@or Dem gini9lafen feBter Die Bel.
ben lire uadterbalh1ng nod LANCE
fort. sic mlb nber tpobl non-gr.
.foIg getpeien ein benin fdon nod adt
5Eagen trat @erner 8eder, Elm ldru-
DIES aerIden, ieinen Dienit. auf Sta.
ton Mmoorf an.
gr nobnte bel feinem 8rl16er. Mls
IGrnu Marie mieoer moblallf unb al1-
Der Bett mar, ridtete iie benz 5dpo-
ger bas 5remoenitIbd)en, eine &c.
miitblide 8o6entar11ter NIT 5tpei
@'iebelfeniter1t, nobnlib Elm.
u@em Der &erI MIR riht audi
nod "a oben anfdngt, in feinen 6ienit-
[ffreien Stunoen gu fdIoiiern uro ct.
mos, at erfinben!" batte @oriteber
Suffer feline 8eoenten, aber iie morer
|lt1geredtfertigt. @erner 8eder 1trid
BET Saltpetter un6 GrMblingsregeu
In Der @egenb lumber un6 belt Tim.
[idam unter Sen 306tern 6es 2an6es.
Mnfong Mdr5 nurbe er au elmer
r1ebnng etnge5ogen. @or Oitern, ebe
er mieoerfm, tbeilte 9lffiitent 8eder
Dem @oriteber Suffer mil, fem 8uu.
Ser fei gum @3efelotpebel beforber1
un6 babe sic Qualification gum Ste.
ierpeofft5ier. Sum bieB es, 6ds Miii,
Encouragement beiteben.
uMog er iid onf oie &ofen ieben, "
COB Suffer lafoniid our Mnttport. Ct
argerte ft6 innerlid, 6aB fem Sobn
MIR Dedoffi5ier tpor, oIio Dem Inter.
offi5iersitan6e areeborte.
@dbreno Der 0fterferien tam
Martba Suffer nl1f 8eiud gu ben CT
tern. SIR fr0bblides 2oden u1tb 5in=
gen erfiiute 6os &aus NIT Griiblines.
|tpeben.
Sir sic G%iienbobn aeigte fie. gro.
bes SSntereiie 1tn6 begleitete ibre1 So
ter auf allen @6ingen run6 nm un1
mitten 611r6 Die 5tntior. Mit Ser
8eomten bief iie quite @ameraofdoft.
ole modten 6as ml1ntere SrduIeir
NIT Sen let9ten6en Muger1 nn6 ser
feden, bral1nen Stirnl0ddet germ lei.
sen.
Miiiitent 8e6er mtBte }ie cuff ibre
8itten I'M Selegrapbierert untertpei.
fen, nad)6em er ibr sic .1,el1e11 @ig.
nalanlogen erfldrt bate. Sir ole
.tedmii6en un6 pbpiifaliiden Dinge
5eigte tie ~~SSntereiie un6 @eritdnoniB
Ser @ater lieB bon @toI3 iein
bro1tnes Md6d)en germ getpdbrer1.
ug9aur 6abor niimm Did in ndt, ooB
6id feirer bon Sen &erren Ser Diref.
ton ODER SSnifpeftion I'M @ienit3im-
mer o6er gang un6 gar ant Mpporot
ertnppt. Dorn for1 ib mid ia ani
etmas gefabt mnden!"
Martba berubigte i'm Ioden6 un1
telegrnpbierte mn6 ftt6ierte meiter.
@ines Ma6mittags tpor Tie aIein
am Mpporat. Ser 6ienfttbnenbe Miii,
itent batte Sen &erionen3ug abgefer.
tigt nn6 mor nod 8u6e g.. binous=
gegnngen, Sic 1tea1e Signolanlnge bor1
5u inipi5ieren.
Martbo blidte bertrGumt in 6en
Sriibltngstag.
@iner Ser Morieapparnte rief an:
Sid, it'd, tid
sic laui@te. @or es ni9t M6f =
- = Mmoorf mas ct REF.
ST. Ser Sbat. limo 1ienan6 b0rte.
Sumner mie6er REF es an.
sic trat idnen ber3u unb itieB Sen
fleinen .5perrbebel 511riif, mie file es
10 oft geieben batte, tpenn 6ie Beom-
ten te1egrapbierten.
Ser Bapteritreifen lief -ob, beoedt
nit But1ften nrb Striden. Simmer
oasielbe:: M6f - M1f -
Wns n1tn2
I'D ridtig, amborf mubte iid ia
nun meloen! Sier am6orf.