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Evening star., 1914-12-26
Dramas of a Great City.
Being . Collection OF Scenes from
Here and There.
AN ELEVATOR TRIP.

The inside OF an elevator which is
Just about to start Awo passengers
who are aboard already are stamping
their feet impatiently as they wait
for the elevator boy to start the ma
chinery. The Female Stenographer.
who has pad in her hand and pen-
Gil In her hair, bores the elevator boy q
Uranium with her eagle eyes. The
Stout Broker clears his throat repeat
edly.
Female stenographer impatiently)-
I am in a hurry.
Stout Broker (gargling again)-
There are probably eighteen clients In
my
Elevator Boy-An aboard!
(The elevator begins to move. 1t
has attained three feet and getting
fairly into its stride when a Frigid
Damsel with a massive wad of gum
in her mouth hurries toward it,
Frigid Damsel-Wait a minute!
(The elevator boy pauses and returns
to home plate. Both the Female Ste
nographer and the Stout Broker at
Evening star., 1914-12-26

ED, dAftDL4 DAf1N1 ~ bTNCA 1 AAA1'
"Who got what letter. dear?" Mrs Lam
drum asked. 81,
wrote to him long ago and mailed it in
the bag in the tree" she explained.
Mrs. Landrum took the little girl in her
arms and tried to tell that they were too
far away for st. Nicholas to pay a visit.
but with equal patience Margaret an
swered, "If he got my letter I know he'd
come
The children suggested they bring in
one of the little fir trees. but it went un-
needed; they vainly read aloud stories,
and even plans for special dinner with
chicken did not arouse spark OF en-
thusiasm. AS Mrs Landrum felt the hot
little head pressed against her shoulder
she was becoming panic stricken. Should
she risk trying to carry the child down
the canyon to Last Pass? As she stood
in the doorway in the unsheltered side
of the runway it seemed as though
the very hills howled the answer,
No" The wind lashed the snow into
great clouds that fell again in drifts
as impossible as the rocky sides of
the mountains. "A man might do it, j"
she told herself
Darkness fell quickly in the noun
tain stronghold, and little Margaret
consented to go to bed early, only be-
cause it was the oath day of Decem-
Der. Somehow. as she had looked up
the rugged sides of the canyon they
hadn't looked quite so formidable "es-
pecially for reindeer team Later
Mrs. Landrum sat alone in the living
room and searched through the pages
of 'The Care of Children" when her
little niece came toeing back into
the room.
Hes coming. Aunt Hattie. she
whispered. and the strange light that
spellbound. Listen" the child added
excitedly, and Mrs. Landrum gripped
the table nervously. For fully a min
ute they waited, hardly daring to
breathe. when through the still cold
air they heard the soft tingle of
bell that grew in volume as it drew
steadily nearer.
ITS Santa Claus: Santa Claus!
Aunt Hattie" the child cried, Juggling
wildly at the heavy bars that held the
door. Then, remembering where all
good little girls We're supposed to be
at that particular hour Christmas eve.
she ran back to bed, leaving her aunt
to admit-she knew not what, but
dreaded, lest 1t be some destroying
Sleep, that for days had seemed un-
aware of Margaret's existence, now
folded her in a sweet embrace So she
did not feel the cold air when at last
the door opened to drag in something
of the cabin; she did not hear the
whispered explanations nor smell the
strong coffee that was made to warm
and stimulate the man who had tam
pered with Uncle Sans mail. But in
the morning she found that her letter
had reached it's destination. Her faith
was restored and the glow came back
into her checks.
She danced gayly around the tree
with its shiny ornaments. Isn't i,
just lovely. Aunt Hattie?" she cried
Joyously. my papa said that lots OF
folks loved lots of folks every day, bu,
everybody loved everybody Christ.
mas day." and, hugging a queer little
dolly to her heart. she laughed def.
antly at the rugged, formidable wall
of the mountain.
(THE END)
Evening star., 1914-12-26

land to hast'ning ills prey, where
wealth accumulates and men decay"
"Why don't they talk about the
foorth ward?" asked a man in the audi
ence.
And then Bryan arrived and the roof
bulged out at the top. He sailed in
with a punch. He said he wanted the
nation to be truly free; he wanted
business to be free, and he wanted men
to be men and not softlings.
Remember the prophetic words of
Goldsmith" he cautioned in the silver
voice, Ill fares the land. to hast'ning
ills a prey. where wealth accumulates
and men decay"
When the applause had died down a
man at the elbow of Mr.. Tumulty in
the audience was heard to ask:
who is this yer Goldsmith, and what
Office is he runnin' fer anyhow"
x !: *
There were two young things stand
ing at a counter in a department store.
From the look upon their distracted
countenances one would say they
were under a terrific mental strain
Evening star., 1914-12-26
Saving Grace.

From the Birmingham AgeHerald-
"Pa, what is meant by the saving
grace of humor%
1T means quite often. my son, that
when a rascal gets caught in some
devilment he can escape punishment by
making a joke out of it,"
Evening star., 1914-12-26
What Father Wore,
lie Cherry, Ohio. Circle.

rom tie Cherry, Ohio Circle.
The bride entered the drawing room
on the arm of her father, who wore a
gown of white charmeuse satin, trim
med in Venetian point lace and with
veil of the same.
Evening star., 1914-12-26

get for Genevieve. She sent me an
awfully sweet present last year. and
I can't overlook her."
The other one said:
why don't you get her a book?"
And then the first one said:
why, she's already got book"
i: x X x
Ezekiel s. Gambler. jr., who repre-
sents the Tombigbee river district of
Mississippi in the House of Repre-
sentatives. and makes an annual
speech upon the glories of the fair
Tombigbee. is looking much better
these days than he looked about s pm.
the day of the primaries in his state.
At that hour on that date he was feel
ing the crush of defeat, but it was all
the fault of playful friend Of his. as
'Zeke will tell you himself. In fact, he
delights to tell of this distressing stu
alton, and 1 will relate it to you as he
relates it to Jesse Cotterill, the Ten
nessee catamount:
In politics 1t is well known fact
that all a southerner has to do to win
Evening star., 1914-12-26
No New Ones.

From the Philadelphia Evening Ledger.
After ALL" said the editors assistant,
the old jokes are the best"
Why shouldn't they bey demanded
the editor, there's no competition"
Evening star., 1914-12-26

against the window and her big eyes
seemingly riveted on the topmost snow
capped peak of the mountains until the
day before Christmas, when she said, sad
ly. "If l only knew he got my letter I'd
be sure he's coming
Evening star., 1914-12-26
Wheat and Rye Being Grown.

In common with the German govern
hent, that of Austro-Hungary has
taken every measure necessary to con-
serve the military resources of the
country. The most important feature
- this IS reduction Of the area formerly
given to the growing of sugar beet.
such lands have been sown with winter
wheat and rye.
ih'Fr seems 10 be no shortage in the
'"einieal and metal supplies needed in
var The correspondent of The Asso-
GATED Press WAS afforded an opportun-
ltF 10 see the supplies of METALS of the
Manfred Weiss establishment In every
%Ndil@hi" space copper and tin ingots
had been stored These metals are used
N Inc m king of brass an essential
"lcment in the manufacture of small
arms ammunition.
y shortage of salpeter also has been
met IL is asserted. Formerly this most
essential constituent of explosives w $
tafSely imported from South America.
! NJ Closing of the seas to the Germ n
ana AUS rian merchant marines cut OFF
this source of supply. \ process had
"Seh known in Germany. hov ever. by
winch nitro acid might be produced by
ihe decomposition of other elements
Inc product of this is now taking the
place OF the natural inter salts.
Evening star., 1914-12-26
sOO,O Men Being Trained.

Near all the larger Austro- Hungarian
cities large drill camps have been es-
tablished. The largest of these is near
Budapest, and there some 100000 men
are either being trained or given a
chance to recuperate from the hard
ships of extended service at the front
Near Vienna about 10000 men are be-
ing trained, and there are similar
camps at Graz, Prague, Pressburg.
Temesvar, Debraczin, Kausenburg,
Klangenfurt, Brunn, Olmutz. Linz
Agram and other cities. 1t is said that
these encampments contain at prese mt
more than 100000 men, many of whom
would have been called to the colors
by conscription this fall and during
1915 Among these reserves also is a
large number of volunteers and levies
of older landwehr.
Though the government has seen fit
TO keep this news from the foreign and
even the home press, il is a fact that
recently a monitor of more powerful
type than the Bodrog class has been
put in commission, and that another
of these vessels now is being finished
III the Budapest government yard Ii
is understood that two other monitors
OF this type are nearing completion
and that the keels for a number OF
others have been laid. Work on them
is being rushed
The new monitors have double the
armament of the Bodrog and Temes
class. They are armed with three, in
stead of two. long range guns, and
these are of a slightly larger caliber
than those installed on the Bodrog
Moreover. the thickness of the turre,
armor has been materially increased
instead of carrying one high-angle
piece, as do the monitors of the older
class, the new vessels will be armed
with two. in half-turrets aft, while the
quick -hre pieces on the upper deck will
be increased from two to four. and the
machine guns from one to six 1t is
believed that this fleet will be an. i'm
i'ortant factor in the defense of the
Evening star., 1914-12-26

a seat in Congress is to win the NOM
ination for the democratic ticket The
rest Is easy. OF course, there was more
or less heartrending distress in the
southern camp during the prenomina-
tion campaigns last fall owing to the
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nep's llnterabtbeiIiiis bon Spot
pnrf, 81.
Sobn WatberIp an MnrD @atber.
ip, 81 bel 1870 Sub oil Der Horoieite
Der @nillut Strobe in Sodlann, 81,
9npio S'apenrn az winrgdrci
Soilillian, 40 bel 40 ssiiii alI Der
lSiiofeitc BON Wiaple sIpeniic, 400
Jul, ipeitlid bon sienoing 5ion6 III
slponouic, ST.
William s.. wiorgan oil gfnna W.
S1mibt. 5beil bot Got 2S4 in Gls.
mere Su,foicate llnternbtbcilimg in
yturiDooo, 81.
Birgil s. BiIniore an Granite
Improvement So, Sots PIT, 21S
ino 2f9 in =. ". Soartsburn's 2.
llnterabtbeillulg, 500.
Spuis g. GberIc ii. sliib., al vi,
bert B. Sappnro, 5abr Bad)t bonn
1S. slngiIit, 1914, oiif 125 bel 1S0
5uB OIL Der noroneitlidIen @dc BON
Sefferioit gIpfniic ilnb Charlton
Strabe, ferller, 100 BEL $50 sSib oil
Oct noropeitIiden Ode Der Sonoers
iino Charlton Strabe, icrner, 80 bel
100 SUB an Der @eifieite Der Snn
oers Strnbe, 125 SUB iiioIid Der
GnnieI Strabe. Sdbrlife aRietbe
$500 nit grip;Iegium gum gtnfauf
fir $4,000.
2aisra .. aFc5arIan an alameSa
". Monfort, 3S bel 172 Sub an Der
Siioieitc BON Cat glpenue in S5art.
men, 81.
Bilbelmira 81. @e6oins on socob
9bcobolo, Cots 26 nnb 81 in Ser.
itaro aottnan's 2. llnterabtbeiIung,
81.
Gbiparo SeIir, IT,, oil Saeob q.
Wieblman II. sIno., 81 SUB an Der
MiboIe Hoao oitIid Der Mrafiden
apenue, 81.
0tpers .. Cooper am goeIaiSe
Neiniiatler, 40 bel 10 Sub on Der
Siibieite bon Vlirlto slpenue, 81 SUB
lpeitlid Der Mcntietb slpenue in Spoe
Varf, 81.
William qti6bolj an Merrill 6.
Slutes, 5 SATIRE Gaft bonn 1. Wlai,
1912, ouf elm Stiid 2anb entIans
oes 2ittle Wiiomi Sluiies, in SurpenI
1863 in glnocrion Soipnibip. Sdbr.
lihe Wietbe. $50
gbareIs Sdmaliiig on emma Q.
hilbert. Got 16 in Sobn aauffmdn's
llnterabtbeiIuna on eprinsfisIb piie,
81.
glmeIia 6. .. aobe on @alter g.
Ciron, 80 BEL 100 Sub on Der Meits
ieiie Der MeWiiden glpenue. 100 JuB
fiiolin Der WrWillan Strdbe, 81.
9eorge s.. Niiler an Wtarp ..
Gmitb. 26 BEL 95 SuB on Der norD.
pitlidsn Gde Der Cartilage pits lno
2ublon 9lpenus, in 81. Bernard,
MI
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alautbe aenbeim bsridtete NIT bsr=

4gatbe aelIbeim beridtete NIT Der.
nebmli9er 6timme in ipiirbigsr glri
allss. S,as iie nit Der armen Drlifo
binnen elmer baIbsn Stunbe erlebi
bate nnb baB-iie Der 9tilfruf In Der
3eituns erit porseitern erreidh babe;
uon ben 8etrpffenen ilnb Mngetlagtcil
i.i ibr niemanb betannt selpeien.
Die Boienfrau bssleitete biefs
f9lidten @orte nit Qlrmbepesungen.
Oie Gomteife bate in Der porseftrigen
Geipitterna9t feline Rube gefunben a.
friib mprsens bate iie ii9 Cine Orufs
feIs anptrtraut Die bate ibr brin.
seno seratbsn, ii6 an Ort uno Steae
Der Infloee 5u begeben unb ibr bic
Reiiebegleitung angeboten.
Sdon ipar es glbenb geiporotn IN
oem Geri9tsfaaIs, als bic pofdunen
uno 3pmbeln 5u Gbren elmer @eritors
benen ertlangen. Wlit Glife 9rints
mann mar cine srobe DanSluns por
ii6 geeangen, eine itarie Grihiittes
runs, Ole iid ibrer bsmddtist bate.
ols Der StaatsanfpaIt feline pcblto'
nsnbs Hebs besnnn. Settd bsmertte
ss nit ipadIenoer Sorss, ibre whitfer
ientte bic ausen, mebr tonnte Setta
9rintmunn niht ipabrnebmen.
Die arme Gliie Brinfmann horte
Yoidunenton unb Sarfentldns. ibre
arme Seels bebts eriGroden - iino
tonnte ood nidi untsrIaifen, ii4 in
9emutb gu freuen; lie unteribieo
ni9t mshr Der WenIden Worte nnb
ibre 9ebeiltuns unb Der Wlenidsn @es
iihtsr-iie bate elmer Stimme Slang
pernommen, bic idbrelans ipie ferner
air6englodenton in ibrsr erinneriins
seIsbt bate, peritoblen dls bate iie
bas Redt perloren, Sieien 6errlihen
Slang su hOren.
gs par Die SHimme jenes ruhigen,
qeiebten Rihters auf Der 8an5el Der
Staatsanpdlte nebsn Dem Geri6tss
bof, Der nit I9maler Sdnben isins
ipobltonenbe 9sbs begIeitete, befen
blpnb.r Sdeitel leidt srsraut ii4 nns
ter Dem 2ifte fpieselis. Seine Stim.
me mar ss, bic GIife grintnann halb
bepubtIos ma6ts. Cine gang fitr3e
3eit bate ss seeeben, no aud melsr
Mann gliie tannte.
Bas iiimmsrt iie jsst Die @ebs2
0as beoeutste ibr jsst bas @ort9
stimmsn raiddien aus Der @srsans
senbeit.
(5Ortiesuns fOISt.)
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@ertnge Seute
R0man bon Dora 5ObIfeIb.
(5ortiebuns.)

NJ
4uf Der Iangen 8ant i'm @anae
ilpsn aufbor4eHb einiss perionsn, ges
trenIlt bon Der iibrigen @eIeai8aft, bic
iih freipiuig aIs gntlaitungsseuaen
fiir 2iietie 8rinfmann gemelOet bas
ben. Sier fiebt man Jrau 2potbeter
S4liter, ben Ra9folger bes aIten
paitor gornemann i'm Sprfe, unb ben
@aitipirtb piepenbrint; iis ale iinb
bereit. @utes iiber 6as perbGdtiate
Mdoden, Setta 8rinfmann, su beri6s
ten oamit es in Jreibeit selange. Sene
perionen tperben @ebuIb unb 2angs
mutb iben miiHen; tann isin, Sab iie
gu auerleBt pernommen tperben in benz
sroben SaaIe, fpo 9slaitunssaeuaen
germ seieben peroen uno ,gntla>
ftunss5eusen Die 4nseIegenbeit pers0s
germ, bic iiber turs nnb lang gu gnbe
ssbt.
8ei bem 2anoseri6tsf1rei6er unten
in Der Gtube, mo- bic Qttenregale ftes
9eH, Irelen per1mleoene YertDnen Elm,
bier tueroen ben 3eugsn bic geloer
ausss5abIt, Reiieuntpitsn 5uriiders
itattsi.
sWie ftebt es oben2" fragte Der sc.
tretdr, Der bns Gelb aust9eilte lnb
oi' Geridtsatten gu Derpabrsn bate.
gr fpubte, nit 4usnubme zines Serrn.
bate ii6 fdmmtlide Hidter Der aleins
itabt untereinanber, ipo6l am 8iertiff,
bas llrt6eil sebilbet, bic llnterfus
diinssgefansene fei f9tilOis. Gr
glaubte es nidt. Mas gegen iie
5euste, mar &Iati9 unb @ereoe, nir<
senbs feite Bstpeiie;. bic gerbanbluns
miuBtt nun fpeiteres erseben, au8 tam
es barauf an. pie bic 8rintmann in
Der Derbanoluns fih perf0nli9 bielt.
Sie bate ii9 Bel Dem Geri6t bur1 ibr
@uftrsten i'm b09iten Grabs unbslisbi
ssmaHs.
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0rxaSeiseatJxms .8spstbefen
Reu einsetrasen.

tt " y ".
gbriiiian Simsnbinser an Milforo
6. 6ubfon. $434.
.Sobn $. 6ebIer an Wt. 9taItbp
g. & 6. Co., $2500.
Glisabetb Creme an Silperion 6.
s. .. 60. sl400.
eugene 8. Weih an Bon Son y.
& 6. Co.. $500.
2lusuit Sharringbauien on &.
grablsg, $500.
GeOn 6. 8rotpn an 19. Waro 3.
q. Co.. $500.
Siabel Dl. pbillips on 8ant Street
3. U. Co., $500.
@. Gilbert gellem on 6iram Wl.
RulifOn, $3.50.
6annab 6. MeteaIfe on Soutbsrn
Ohio Sapinas gnnt Co., $1,000.
Wiarp .. Smith an 0eorge 8.
2litIsr, S201.50
6attie 6. aobl an gforib Gollss.
6ia Rsal!p Co.. $500.
4nna Wl. S9mibt an Wm. 8.
Worsan. $540.
Wsariin Rus an SObn arier,
5000.
s5rani msisner an Samss O. Goo.
per. $760.43.
Do. an bo.. $3250. Nv
gbparb 8. Wlaffeb an iSifih.2Airb
Vatipual DQnf, S145O.
Ora 6unserforb on Tirit Natio'
nal .. 8: 6. Co., $500.
Die o. u. petsrs Realtp 60. on
Riharb 3. pulIan, $4,000.
Saepb SbsobaIb an Gbriitian
Sa4s, $4,000.
Sarob u. Mueblman an abbiion
Q. e 6. Co.. $4,000.
DO. an goparo s5eIir. IT,. $500.
Walier 9. 9iron an A. Marb 3.
& s. Co.. $4,000.
GetiIgte 5ppofbetsn
Mnna g. Maseari an Gosmopoli.
tan y. &c g. Co., $700.
sSaeob goebel IT,, an S'8rpanpiIle
". DC 4. Co., $500.
Heais Raibt an 4polIo .. & 6.
Co., $2500.
Barbara 9uribarbt on 5arrp z.
aebman. $500.
Marp 6. Barrett an Glen 3.
Ghuler, $500.
ssOhn q. Gtsin an aenOr 9. C g.
60, $1,000.
pbinsas $. grabnm an Banf
Strtst g. u. Co.. $4,000.
Wdlpina Boggs an Wsitli4er
Stern g. & @. 4., $500.
Cecilia 6obne an Union Gopings
.. &c g. Co., $2750.
pbiIip Gosbid on @uraIitte Depo'
iit Co.. $4,000.
Qlrtbur Dutfp an Rspublit 8. & Q.
Co.. $500.
Bernard 6ubeppbl an gsrrnania
g. u. 30. 3, $3750.
Clifton Rnoble an 6snrp 6.
3aeste. $500.
georae ga0b an SOuibiibs s. q q.
Co.. S1260. I
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Gbas, 90. gsdsr an Gerbiudnb s.
gorbss. $3.50
Do. an Qlbo1bnle g. G .. Co.,
$4,000.
Gbds. sF. Wol5efsr an 8dnt Street
.. ", Co.. $1,000.
sFrdnces i. DitbI an Gonibern
Obio Sapinas ganf Co., $4,000.
Srn 6unserforb an W. 0nnBsr'
forb, $1,000.
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UrnnSsisenttxmSibsr ibsrtrasnnsen
@ineinnati. 20. slua.

9lmeIia Gonnor an State Suber,
"a BEL 100 Sub an Der Siloieite
Der @elt SetIten StraBe, AZ 5iiB
oitIi6 BON Srcenan gIoenue, 81.
Barbara 9urfbarot an Gugene $.
Reid, 20 bel 50 5ub ali Der Siioiei.
te Der George Strabe, 81.
Wtaria y. Sdneioer u. gIno., an
ssobn arier, 25 bel 95 Sub on Der
Gillette Der Spring @rooe arenue,
300 SUB u6roIId Der $arriioa sIpe'
me, 81.
Goiparb grilnbofi al Pbineas s..
grabam 2ot % in Goparb Srun.
bofi's llnterabtbeiIung, ST..
Ybineas s. grabam on Siabel
so. Pbilips, oasieIbe @isentbum
81.
eleanor Z. @latbers on ssobH
SturnL 2ot AZ in llnterabtbeiInns
BON Watber's eIsertbum on Der
Spraeuie Strabe, 81.
Sobn Stirin on Saepb O..
S6mioIapp, oasieIbe eigentbuH1
1915.
CHARLES q. Settler an wgaube 9.
Wartin, 2ot 296 in Gnclib Sarto
gliin's. 2. unterabtbeilung, 81.
George @iuteI, per 46m'r. on
Seipis 6. gropn, Got 224 in Nor.
ipoob 9ieip llnt@abtbeiIung, $3.50.
slunie @infel an Mnbel grcipn,
eiu unsetbeiltss ssntereiie in Oer'
ielben Got, 81.
Sennie 6. Giit on Ebe Goermnnn
9foebrer Co.. 5 Sabre paht bonn l..
Sftober, 1914, auf Gigentbum be.
fannt als giu. 31S Sit Sritte Stra.
BE. Monatlihc ghetbe $100.
Die Cincinnati. gseip Orleans &
3eras Raciiic gip. 90. on Sbe Gbri.
itian Moerlein 9refping Co.. 8 Sab.
re 9aht bonn 90. Sui, 1914, aaf elm
Stiid 9ano IN Der Ndbe Der @eftern
uno Sarriion spenues. Monctlihe
Wietbe $165.
Sonep aeiien an Senrp Selniatb,
Elm ingctbeiItes " Sntereiie in 81
2ots in aeiien & Semintb's lliiterab-
tbeiIune in Green Eoipnibip, 81.
Senrp Seniatb on Gonep aeiien,
elm ungetbeiltes ! Sntereiie in 20
Sots in berielben llntcrabtbeifung,
81.
9ie Nortb College SIN WenItn Go.
an anbreip gnoers, Got 492 in Ohio
Sanb & Smpropement Gompanp's
llnterabtbeiluug, 81.
Sames $. Sedrn on MoGie 2nepp.
ner u. 4nb., 8 Sabre qaft bonn 6.
slugrit, 1914. aif 30 BEL 1876 Sub
an Der Sitieite Der Srepor glpenue,
1900 SUB nor6Iih Der @oorbine
9lpenue in GheOiot. SdbrIide Die
tbe $137.50 NIT pripileeium gum
gnfauf fir $3750.
gnIil SdaergeS an slireb 2.
Sids, 2ot 1888 in 8. 6. .Sopfin's
llnterabtbeiliing IN gImtpoob, 81.
anno @eefs an MnbeI SnpHes,
Got AZ in 0fobb & Sees 8. Surbep
bon llnoercIiff, 81.
Winnie aIeranber an Sane SnIo.
mon, Got 1874 in Nortb Gairmouitt
Smpropement gii'n. lIHterabtbei.
lung, 81.
Sucn s. Mcgaees on Snnnnb @.
.wsetraIfe Ebeil BON Got AZ IN Ri1'
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ite SHniirrbart ln6 oas geiarbte
&ouptbddr perpoaitanbisten bas 9ilo
bes aIten eitIen Rnrren. llno oen-
ituh elrtpfano @erner cine gspiiie
Treube. ibn au feben, NOR er bod Der
Batter 6ulbns nnb Siboniens. 90
fpie Tim bieTer Rame einfiel. mar iih
Werntr ilar, per bic aiinitlerin ipar,
bic ibm in Der 9oritelluna 10 aufse-
fallen mar, er mubte iif tpunbern,
bnk er fie niht iofort erfannt bate.
Nu1 bieran tonnte niir idulo iein,
bas Tih feline @ebanten 10 ausf4lieb-
Il nit ibrer dltern SdDeiter be.
fhGftiat batten.
Wernsr febte iid an einen Siid
iinb lieB Sdraber burd ben &ell-
her AL iidj bitten. Der ebemalise
s3irtusbirettor fab eritaunt beriiber,
als Der Mufipdrter ibm ben Muftras
Merntrs ausribtete. Damn tam er
lansfam ndber, offenbar iiberlesenp,
NIT mem er es au tbun babe.
Werner itonb auf unb ging ibm
nit ausseitredter 6anb Elm paar
Shritte enteegen. @uten 4benp,
Serr Shraber. Sic tennen mid pobl
nidt mehr.
6ab' nidt bic gbrs Sber bod,
iparten's nal. Mlan fommt bait fos
piel rum in Der Welt. meinte Der
Ilte, s6aerno feline 6anb in bic bes
iunaen Wannes legenb.
gs lit aud i6on einiae 9eif Der,
odh mir uns 5ulebt seieben baben
4ber friiber tpobnten mir in Der 81.
f"ersaffe i'm ielben 6aufe.
3undhit idhien bic gripdbnune Der
sSii6eraai'e ben alten 6errn uuunges
nebm au beriibren, sann aber pl0B-
lich ertannte er Werner unb fiibrts
eine fIeine Saene auf, tpie elm gee
riibrter 8iibnenpater, Der i'm leBten
att einen lanse tobtgeglaubten Spbn
ipieberfinbet. ga, sic i1du'n reht
gut aug. Wie aebt's benn INNER
nofs Was nladt bic &unit9 sic
iinb ia aepiiiermaBen iebt au6 bonn
Wetier. faste er In iopialer Weiie.
Werner Tub ibn Elm, iih elm tpenig
au ibm au ieBen, uub pdbrenb Sdra.
Der biefer Ginlaouna folste unb fort>
fuhr. feinsr fsreuoe in etipas ang.=
quGltem Wiener. Deutid Nusbrud au
perleiben, trat Sibonie in ben Saal.
Sic tpurbe pom Sifh Der Sffisiere
etipas familiar unb lGrmenb besriibt,
uf,b tppate ii3 aud idon bort niss
berlafIen. als lie ibren Batter am Ne-
bentifh i'm 9eiprah nit Wernsr Be.
mertte. sic srtannte bieien iofort
unb elite nit einem Iusruf Treuoiasu
gritauntns nuf ibn au. Sic itiit-
telie ibm parm bic Sanb, isbts fid
on ieinen 9iih unb soe ibn, Der BEL
ibrer 4nndberuna aufsefabren mar,
neben iid aufs politer nieber. Dos
freut mid aber pirtli6, bab man
bid sinmaI pieber iiebt, iasts iie
beralid. I'D hdb' aeslaubt, bu mart
brauben, ba unten irsenbpo.
Damit 6egann lie ibn iiber bic Iebten
sSahren dussufragen. no er aetpefen
nnb fuus er aetrieben, ibm INNER
psrtraut ins @eiidt blidenb.
Sbrem 8ater peruria6te bic
NreunbIidteit, ipomit fie ben iunqen
Wlenihen bebdnbelte, pffenbur Wtib.
btbagen, er 1puroe Inn 70 einiiIbiser,
ie lebbafter iie ii4 seigte. 8om Sii9
ber Sfff3iere Der fab man nit einem
aefpifen fpGttiiden geib beriiber.
Werner tuubte ni9t alei6 ben unbes
fdnsen Dertrauliden Son su ertpi.
bern. ben bic itart na9 syoteptlub
buftenbs 3irtusfee ibm esseniiber ans
ihlua. gr fiiblte, oaB er etpas iteif
mar uHb errDtbete ieIbit bariiber.
(Gortiebunq fOlgt.)
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men gan5sn aobn aug.
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uilf Die Sporbnnf24
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ipenbung: oas etbs i9 msiser arui.,
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