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The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04

The German embassy has publish
ed warnings in the leading papers of
-ths United States that Americans
travel on ships of the allied nations
at their own risk. No one need be
surprised to read in the dispatches
any day that some big passenger
liner, with all on board, including
probably some Americans, has been
sent to the bottom of the sea by a
German submarine. A year ago, we
weld have said the German nation
was incapable of such an act. Now,
it gives US warning that it is.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04

The story comes from CONSTANT
nople that a Moslem triple alliance is
being planned. It is to consist of
Turkey, Persia and Afghanistan.
Turkey Is to annex Egypt, Tripoli,
Tuns and Algiers from the infidels,
and extend westward to the Atlantic.
Afghanistan is to drive the British
out of Beluchistan and Northern In
dia and expand into an empire great
er than that of Akbar. Persia is to
have the pleasure of being the con-
Meeting link between the two great
Moslem empires. It's a great little
scheme, but there may be difficulties
in the way.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04

About two months after the war
began, the Star congratulated Ger
man-Americans on the moderation
with which they debated the conflict
and its causes. So far as the German
Americans the Star is acquainted
with are concerned, this opinion re-
mains unchanged. Some of the
writer's in "The Fatherland," howev-
er, show an unfairness and i'll tenn
per that is reprehensible. With their
remarks about the allies we have
nothing to do, but their insults to
Americans in general and the Amer
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04

Remove the capital from Talla-
hassee to Orlando or Jacksonville,
and everybody east of the Suwanee
and south of the Withlacoochee will
be happy-Punta Gorda Journal.
No, not everybody, for Gainesville,
Ocala, st. Augustins and other
places will never forgive the lucky
town.-Tallahasse Record.
Just leave Ocala off that list, if
you please; this town doesn't carry
grudges. And, by the way, who gave
you leave to speak for any of them
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04
A CORRECTION

The Star made an error in its re-
port of awarding prizes in the May
day contest. When the judges came
to the doll carriages, they found two
hard to decide between. One was that
of Miss Frances, the pretty little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Clark, and the other was that of little
Miss May Allegood. Both were high
ly deserving. The judges finally de-
cided by giving the original prize, a
silk parasol, to Miss Frances, and be-
slowing another of different shade
on Miss May.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04
ARE NOT KNOCKED OUT

The Star was misinformed yester-
day about the electric bonds being
knocked out by the action Of the
committee of the House of Represen-
tatives, which reported unfavorably
on Mr.. Crosby's resolution. This ends
the matter in the legislature, but does
not effect the validity of the bonds,
which is yet to be decided in the su-
preme court.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

lean government in particular are ir-
ritating. An article in the last issue
by George Sylvester Viereck is both
venomous and foolish. If an Amer
lean in Germany wrote half as disre-
spectfuIly Of Emperor William as
viereck writes of President Wilson,
he would be put in prison. If there
is ever any trouble between the Unit
ed States and Germany, such men as
Viereck will be largely responsible.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04

The newly launched American bat
tleship Pennsylvania lacks four knots
an hour of being able to steam as fast
as European battleships of her class.
She could probably whip any one of
them if they would wait for her to
catch them.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04

Mr.. C. P. Howell, who is steadily
building up one of the best stock
farms in Marion county, says he re-
ceives more orders for pork than he
can fill. He has a great many pigs
and calves, and all his cattle and
swine are in good shape.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04

While the legislature is in session,
the Star wishes it would make it a
penal offense for a man to wear a
coat from May l to October / of each
year.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04

Mutt and JEFF must be dead-Jas-
per (Fla.) News.
We hope so.-Ocala Star.
Amen!-C Columbia IS. c. State.
The State is another newspaper
with high sense of the artistic and
a devotion to good taste. It and us is
a majority.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04

Judging by the artless and guiless
manner in which the Turks tell lies,
they must be people Of transparent
character and think all other folks
are built the same way.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04

The Times-Union has made a con-
tribution TO literature by giving the
name of "Jaywalkers" to people who
are careless about how they pere-
grinate on the streets and sidewalks.
There are several of the tribe in
Ocala.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04

CONCORDIA LODGE v. U. OF A.
Concordia Lodge, FraternaI Union
of America, meets in Yonge's Hall
en- the second Thursday evening OF
each month. Geo. l.. Taylor. F. n.
Chas. K. Sage, Secretary. Ad-
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04

DR.. ]. M. Gross of Ocala has pur-
chased desirable lot at the Meth
odist Assembly at Anastasia through
the agency of Larson G. Reed. He
plans to improve it soon.-St. Au-
gustine Record. 8
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04

On the occasion of his visit to Tai
lahassee last week, the privileges of
the floor of the House of Representa-
tives were, on motion of Mr.. Crosby.
extended to Mr.. C. W.. White of Citra
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04
KNTGHTs OF PYTHIAs

Ocala Lodge No. 19. Conventions
held every Monday at p. m, at
Castle Hall, over the James Carlisle
drugstore. A cordial welcome to Wis
iting brothers.
Charles Goddard, c. C, .
Chas. X. Sage, X. OF r s. Ad
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04
ocALA LoDGE no. ese. 3. P. O. E.

: Ocala Lodge No. 2Ss, Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks. meets
the second and fourth Tuesday even
fngs In each month. Visiting breth-
rem always welcome. Club house
opposite postoffice, east side.
David s. Will inns, e. r.
L. W. Harley. Secretary. Ad
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04
ANNUAL PICNIC
AT ADAMSVILLE

The Adamsville annual picnic will
be held Thursday, May 18th, 1915.
Everybody invited to come and bring
well filled baskets. Ice cream and
lemonade win be sold for the benefit
of the cemetery. There viii be q game
of ball as usual
M. S. Hill.
W. B. Swicord.
G. w. Caruthers.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04

The Ocala Telephone Company
this morning mailed its patrons new
directories. The increase Of phones
has been steady, the number now be-
ing 528.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04
OUALA TEMPLE
PYTHIAN SISTERS

The Ocala Temple Lodge No. %
Pythian Sisters, meets every Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 at Castle Hall, west
of courthouse. Visiting members are
cordially invited to meet with US.
Sarah c. Bitch, M. E. c.
Kate B. Howell, M. r. and M. C.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04

Join the international Peace So
ciety. No initiation fee or dues to
pay. You will meet the best people
in Marion county at our conclaves
which are held in Ocala. Address,
International Peace Society, Railway
Exchange building, st. Louis, Mis-
souri, 4-1t%
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04

Senator Terrell is working hard for
a measure that will establish state
reform schools, for both boys and
girls, on a real reform basis. If he
viii have the law so constructed that
the board of managers shall be Sc
lected from the newspaper men of the
state, the schools will be regularly
and properly inspected.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04

They must think a lot Of Harry
Brown over in st. Augustine. An
Ancient City man in Ocala last week,
came into the Star Office every morn
ing to borrow the exchange copy of
the st. Augustine Record. Said he
didn't want to miss a single copy of
Harry Browns paper.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04
LOYAL ORDER OF MoUsE

Ocala Lodge No. 699, L. o. NJ.
meets every Thursday at $3.50 p. "a.
Visiting brethern always welcome 10
the lodge and club house on Mag
nolia street, near postofficc.
r.. s. Rogers, Dictator.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04
wooDMRN OFF THE WORLD

Fort King Camp No. IA meets al
the X. of p. Hallfi at p. m, every
second and fourth Friday. Visiting
are always welcome.
j. w. Lamar, c. c.
Chas. Z. Sage, Clerk.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04

An interesting event now being
held in Tampa is chess tournament
and among the score of entries is Mr..
w. K. Zewadski, Jr.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04

A bill to prevent fishing on Sum
day was brought up in the.legislature
last week, but after animated debate
was killed.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04

The British workingman's love for
booze seems likely to cause his gov
ernment serious trouble. Many of the
men employed in the ammunition fac
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04
ORDER OLE EAsTERN sTAr.

Ocala Chapter, No. 20, o. E. S.
meets at Yonge's hall the second and
fourth Thursday evenings of each
month at 730 o'clock.
Mrs. Emily Webb, W. M.
Mrs. Lillian Simmons, Sec'y.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04
(Donaestic)

The compulsory education bill has
passed the House without a dissent
ing vote.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04

Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer, the best,
purest and most healthful of ALL
summer drinks, at Johnny's Place. If
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04
ODD FELLOWS

TulsIa Lodge No. %. /. o. o. f..
meets IN Yonge's Hall every Tuesday
evening at 8 O'Clock. warm well
come always extended to visiting
brethren. ]. ID. Wilkes, N. G.
w. l.. Colbert. Secretary
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04

Mr.. A. M. Bobbitt, formerly of
Ocala, is now doing well in the fur
niture business in Clearwater.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04
OcALA FRATERNAL ORDERS
sLARIoN-DUNN MASONIC LODGE

Marion-Dunn Lodge NJ. -. =. -
A. NJ, meets on the first and third
Thursday evening" OF each month at
1880 O'Clock, until further notice.
A. E. Burnett, w. M.
Jake Brown. Secretary. Ad
The Ocala evening star., 1915-05-04
oHApTER no. 1a. r. A. NJ.

Regular conversations OF the Ocala
Chapter No. Is, r. A NJ, on the
fourth Friday I'm every month at
7:30 ID. m H. s. Wesson, Fl. p.
Jake BEoxn, Secretary.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-13

"fhlt Tho system ui collection IA.
aoNvgc hc abandoned ud asstom af
Information ni aunrrV substituted "a .
ccir as tn NON resident American ciu
scnn and as tao non .rcsidcnt llicna Go
the extent that thcy Arr faNahie
"That partnerships shusid hc trostri
libo corporations m Tho collection of
tho normA tax,
"rhat individuals should hc allnwud
ga deturi am luases whcthrr Incurred
40 TRADE or not ALSO an expenses of
manaEing Investments rhls rr,am
mvnhauoH Neuid meet q wido .aptcad
present criticism.
"fhat the exemption should he iDwcr.
40 Ga $4,000 Nn tho arnunds th,t Tire
Tax should rest upon "a iargrr pru-
portion ~ the population.
What on persuna hlNnr HrosR
INCOME eoual So siit minimum cNemp
tien Should tiie returns instead ~ AS
ne0 only th"sc who Themselves de.4ae
that their net ncomu Is ovcr tho "a.
cnipt amount.
"'rhat corporations should nos 81 TAX.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-13

mlI 0NHr 0f sci HictursH ani .t.U
nfh,f Wrr. uni mr frm tI mh
tuutis
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-13
TAX ASSOCIATION TAXES
UP THE INCOME TAX LAW
COMMITTEE REPORT cRtrlclslNo
FEDERAL LAW Is SUPPORTED
nT ASSOCIATION


~ Asanrnted prrAa
SAN fitANCiStp. August NJ The
rpcrt of ihe cnmmlltoe 81 thc Nation+
al Tax Association en thc fcdrrai in-
como Tax Law WAS made ca the Na-
finral Conference on Taxation tonight
setting firth seventeen distinct 'Ncs
concentrations. which rreplNed iho sur-
port OF ~ the membtrs 81 the com
miitcc flQf E y. a SvliFman &c
columhla University, IL chairman Of
this committee which lnuiudps "a mum
bef Of men prominent as students ~
taxation systems, The chief reepm
mendailous ~ the committee were SUM
marlEcd as follows,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22
Bur eluioen 9iu6e.

Gie 8eeroieuug bon Serrn @bil.
@eler, melder am pergangeneu
Nlontag nnr Orei StunOen na9Oem
er bon Ser 8eiiebung ieiner Satin,
8rau @il6elmine Meller, 5uriidge-
fe9rt mar, bonn Sooe ob6erufen pur-
Sc, fanO geIteru Nodnittag bon iei-
ner @obmmg, 92r. 1915, @opIar
@robe StroBe, @albroof, aus itatt.
Gaitor Sobn @. @rinmer, Der Seel-
iorger Ser SSrieOens-airde, leitete Die
Grauerfeier i'm Same Oes @eritor6e-
men. Sic Erauerfeier auf Dem
oGruio 9liOge 5rieobofe" itonO I'LL.
ter oeu glripi5icn Oes .Glibane-Eo-
items" Scr .@roBen 9lrmee ser 9fc-
pu6Iif.~ Scrr @eller puroe 0i1t ne
ben Dem crit Dor 10 penigen Eagen
auigeporfenen @rab5iigel ieiner 2e-
bcns9eidbrtin 5ir leBten 9il6e &c.
6ettet Era9tbollc &rdn5e ln0 ion-
Itige 9hrmcnipenoen maren BON 9la6
lmO 6ern in iiberalis GROCER GAIL
eingegangen, inter anOeren BON Den
D}t. @ernon @erfitdtten Der vg3or.
t6eru Geniralbabn," mo Serr 8eaer
Dicle Sabre angeItelt mar, BON ser
lit6ograpbii1en 9lbt6eillng ser
ngropn Gorf ono Seal GompanD"
rmO ser 9lmOes-Geriu6sitation al
9tnnopoIis, no S06ue 0es Oobinge-
iHieoeneu beiddftigt iinO. glls 9abr.
tuAtrdger fungirten 9lngeb0rige Oes
p0lrbane &oitens" ino Der Ger
mania Gonclabe" 0es ,GerbeHerten
Sr0enS ser Septaiopben.~ Serr @el-
Ter mar Elm @eteran Ocs giirgerfrie-
geS un0 "A Sabre aft. SIM Ilai
1866 Derbeirotbetc er ii6 nit SRI.
&ilbelmine S6parb aus @irttem-
BERG. @aitor g. s. 9ranoal BON Ser
lutberiihen ct. Sobaunes-airde poll-
3og Die Grniurng. Serr @eIIer mar
5umal in Oeiitiden &reiien cine. ou-
BerorOentlihe befonnte mO geiddBte
@erionlidfeit. Sein 500 erfolgte om
bergangenen Montag fir5 nahOen
cr bon Dem friiden @rn6e ieiner am
Gienitag poriger @ode oabineeihie-
oenen Satin 5uriidfebrte. @r binter-
ldBt feds S6bne, orei S06ter, iieben
Gnfel uu0 cinen llrcnfel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22

fagte er unbermittsIt: mNarum bait
Du Dir bon Nstar mas faoen laTsl2"
Gutretia lob, BON tenn &lan0 ieiner
Stimme befremOet, nit groBen Qlugcn
3u ibm auf unb frogte.
nWas fogen lafen9 ..s.
nSal Gr BAT bir toh bsfobIen, mir
ni9t entgegen3ugebeg9" 1agte 6ans
tur5, O6ne iie on5uieben.
Sufretio griff iiD notb Sem Scr3en
unb iu9 i'm iforr az. Das 8lut f@oB
ibr ms 9eTi1t.
uNslnl~ ItieB Tie bcr0or. Song 9ss
uiB nic9tl 80 botte e5 oergcKen."
Gogs fiiblte, boB Fie Die Mo6rbeit
fagte; ober i6re Qlntport beru6iote ibn
ni4t SIN Gegsnieii, ie Oriidte i'm
nod ms9r nie6er. Sic 6otte olIo iiber
Ssiar fein &ommen peroeiien. Mcnn
iie lei OieIem Sungen mar, oa4le iie
niHt an ibn. llnD lie ipuBte bob, oaB
CT i'm baBte. Das i1mer3tc i'm Bit
icr.
nDos na6Re T1ol TONNE id gang
ge!piB, iaste 9utrstia tporm unO
faBte leine Sonb, oi5 ob Iie um @ers
3ei6un9 bitten poIlte.
6ans erpi0erte ni9ts. Qllles err
f@ien i6m in Sisfem 2(ugenblid Ieer.
2utretia gIautts, er fei nod cr3iirnt,
uno iogte bitteno
Sci mir ni1t b0Ic"
Sans fHiitteIte Ocil &opf.
nS1 bin Dir gar nicbt b0Tc. Ql6er
fonIt biit ou INNER oetommen uno
Ous mar 10 f@Gn." Seine Stimms
5itterte.
.0os nd6ifc Mal tOmme id. @ona
gepib." Sic bob apei sginoer in
Sic 6obe unb fu9r fort:
sd f4p0re es 2lber 6iesmal
mar es pirfIiG niGt meme S@uIo.
Ostor er5dbIte 70 picl. Bir 6abeu
INNER gelo6t. gr ma6te bor, pie
9obbi iappiie, oIs er in ben Slug ging,
nm fi9 um3ubringen. uno ipie er iin
bann naAber i'm Smilf perfro6. SD
DuBte gar nidt, iDiebiel llbr es ipor.
Ostdr fdgt ss immer gan5 fallc6. llnO
i'd bab' 0o4 teinc. &uf einmaI parF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22

.iie nod befaB. Gr muBte in ibre 9tu=
gen tliden. lire tleinen 9dnoe beriib9
rem, ibrc Stimmc 05ren f0nnen gr
nollte f9 lre6ren uno Iein Slid pers
tsi0igsn. @r mar bod fein &inD
me5r. Gr fii6lte es beutli9, ipenn er
nit fsinsn G9uliomeraoen 5ufammen
mar. Nlcbr ober ned, penn er Gus
tretia gegenii6eritan6. Bie ein
Monu tdmpfie er gegen ie6eS Snwonz
fen in ieiner Seele Ser @eoonte,
rerlieren 3u tonnen. mos er fdon in
ieinen 6dn6cn fii6ite, par i6m I'm.
faBbor. 9luf 0os 2eten, bcs Dor tim
lag, obne &onpf ber3i3icn2 2(uf
oas neue 9eben, oas bell un6 I90n
nar2 Sid Ddbon trennsu, e6e er es
nod coma ero6ert batte9 glismoIsi
Mis 5be unO traurig erT@isn ibm,
menn er bnron 3uriidOaGte, alles,
poS fsiiGer geDsIen mar. Da6in 3p.
rid9, Sbm fd6caoerte bei BEN
Glebanicn g8ie batte er es MIR 70
lanae ertragen obne 5reun0, o6n.
8ruber unb SdmeIier. gtlles bos
mar 9ufrctia i9m genorosn. Sie
9atte ein iln6epuB.es SebneE, bos
lonae, large in i'm gepercn mar, se=
FilIt.
Do@ 6inter allen feinen Ge6anfeit
i!oro dIs beanaitigencer SHotten Oss
lar. Gs ipor ibm cine beiiGn6ige DrOs
bung, Sic er nun i'm io me9r cmpfanD,
ols bleier es feige 0srmieo, ibm often
entgegen3utretan. Sdalicb muBte er
Tsine pcriieGten 8osEeiten itilIIbmeis
9eno ertragen. Gr bdtte Dor Dual
aufI6reien m0gsn, ais 2utretio gum
orittenmal DsrgaB, i'm bor bem 3irs
fus 2u eriparten. Siesmal faofe Iie
nic6t einmal Elm @ort 5ur Gntf9uIois
eung. Sic I9ien qan5 pergeHsn 3u
Daten, pis es friiber gepeien mar.
Sans berf&loB ieinen S8mer5 bors
ii6er tief i'm Ser5en. 0od es fiel Don
i6m pie cine Gait, ols Der iiingIte
Carlton Sstor gum lleben rief unb er
oas tdgli9 6amii@es perbenbe @eii@t
bss sSunsen ni9t msbr gu Ic6sn
brou4ts, gnbIi4 nit 2utretia alleill
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22
ngL9. Ga petite prin.eHe! Ga gene

aQlb, Ga petite princeHe! Ga Belle
al 6ois 6ormanil"
~
Sn 6ons' Gebsn mar etpas geioms
men, bos cr 6is6er ni4t gefonnt bate:
0ie Qual Simmer mebr UerOrdngte
iis bos gsfsligenoe ieiner 9iebc.
Set bic 9}robeu fir DDornros2en"
i'm Gange iparen, ging er inter gang
onherin @mpfinbun0en gum Sirius
ais bis6cr, oft fiiblte er Iein 6er5
6o9 i'm 6alle fd6losen, unD bic 8eble
par i5m l0ie su9ei6niirt. g8ie an
6ers mar 0as friiber gepeTeul Dn
battle Der Meg 5um Sirius einem Iaus
ten Su6eln gegli9en
Sum erItenmal mar Dicgetiemmrns
ilber i'm gefommen, ul5 9ufreEia ibN
cines Toges neoer on Der Gde noM
IN Der @orballe erpnrtete. Sie Togie,
iie bo6e cs Dergeiien, Gslar 9a5e 10
tomiicfe Gef3ic6ten er3d1it. glber
ni6t3 beutete an, oab Iie fii9its, pie
iic ihn 0acurC9 berprnoet battc
GeiI0em ipuc6s fem2lngEgefV1l nit
ieocm S9riit. ben &c fi6 ocm 3irius
nGherle. g2i9t eins GeSunoc berlieB
i'm Die 5urGt, iic tOnnte i6u pis0er
bergefen 9dben. lla6 pirili9. inon
5nei Sage ipdter geTno6 es sum 3peis
tcnmol. 2lls er linter hen Sirius
lam. por es ibni fat unui5ghc6, Quz
ireiia Die 6auo 3u aeben. DpD er
6eberridte ii1 uno Ii,B niemanb mcrz
len, wie iein Ger3 blutete. Osiar
ToIltc ni@t trirmp6iercn. Gein ocrz
bolienes 60bniiHes 2amen perriet
nur 3u 0eutli8, oaB er 2uiretia sa.
riidgehnlteil bate, neil CT lpuBte, bab
es i'm trdnfen piirbe.
9l6er qero0e OieIs 9unl NOR es,
mos ibn glei4 naA Ser S@ule nit
aIIer GepaIt gum Sirius joqte. 9as
AlLtinfein mar i6m unertrdgli1. Gu
9ouis eri9ien ibm olles Ieer uno einz
iam uro bic 3peifel in ieiner Ssele
erbriidten i9n faF. 9lur bsi 2utretia
fonnte er frei otmsn. @r muBte iie
ieben Inn au gIou6cn, ooB fie ibm
nod niemanO entriiien batts. paB er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22

Iaut 9tber iie mar fro9, 0uB Der Di=
rettor es nic6i oe6ort battle. CD gang
fiaer fiiblie iie ii4 ia pbcn bod nidf.
eNPorgen miiHcu fie nit ben 3oIcns
rsiien iben, fasts 2ufretia, n@err
Menooiin 6at es porbin geiogt. .Beun
fc tan3en, mug i9 bic 9lusen fen
fGlieBen S9 I@laFs 6ann hunoert
Sabre. Qlber in 9Girtli6seit iin0 es
uur 6T@Ttens 5e6n Nlinuten, llnO
Damn tommt oa3 540nite. Damn
fommt Der Brin3 uno" 49,.
Gie unterbrocb iit6 gaa3 pi5Bli9,
ii6cr lore eigsnen 8orte erI@rodcn.
6ans ia9 iie 1erpun6crt an unD
fragie:
.llno2".
2utretia Bate einen rotten Gopf tez
tpmmen unb fling an su itottern. sS9re
Qlngen fo6en on 0ans rorbei. 4ber
pl1Bli6 battle is i6re Gjeiitesgegenrnrt
uie6ersefun0en un0 Fu9r gana rhblg
fort:
Limb bann po9 in ouf unD bic
&in0er tommcn nit &0rben boll no
len. Dic NoIen itreucu Fe mir auI
oau Meg, penn ib nit Rem 9}rinSeH
Durw bic M}aneqc gsb. Dic @hleppe
borf i'd bann aber n;4t 6om1ebcn. 9ie
muB oon3 lang ieiu, homit man GILES
9olb iebt. S60n; ni9t9"
Sie Ia6 Sans nit lsubtenocn Gus
gen crpartungspoll on.
nSa," iagte er. nSa0n." DoA
Ieine Geoanten iparen nett fDeg uno
70 unslor, 0aB fie ibn dngIiigien.
,Willf 81 maj hie E0rbe ieben2"
fragte 9utretia-
6ons nidte. Sie Iiefen Sic Trcpps
picber 6inuntsr in bic @orballs. neil
Die @orgdnge in Der Wlanege anfingen,
Iie an longmeilen.
Die 6ran30iin IlanO ouBer6al6 ibs
res geri6loges un6 nor 0anit be-
ibdftigt, 3pan3ig tleine DergoIoete
SfDrbe nit peiBen uub rotten Bapiers
rofen su fiillen. Qns fie 2utrstia err
blidie, lief iie auf lie gu uu0 rief, iie
umarmenD un6 tiihen6;
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a, Gr Bat fi6 gor ni4t umgs

.Sa- Gr bat iid gar ni9t umgss
braht."
,,ggo mar er Dsnu2"
ollnten am glub. Gein gan5s3
3eug mar BID boll G1lamm. @r
polite ii@ erirdntsn tnb Dar f9on
Bis an bic 8rult ins WaiIer gegansen.
Qlber ba BAT er 0ie @anse aeiriegt un0
III Dieter umgete9rt unD ins S1ilf
seiro6ep.
.!6at Iein Batter i'm psrieilt2"
SD Qldub niwt Or Gat glngit
bor Der Boli3ei. 9obbi bol alles err
3dblt, ou& baB icin Batter ihn einmal
beinaDe totgeIGIaqen bat. Der 9ireis
tor nuB morocn oufs @eridt. 8iels
leiBt iomnt 6srr 2loami oann ms
Sod. Dos pdre feinl S1 iann i5n
niHt leicen. @r 1T 10 tiidif4- lln0
CT rie9t 70 etlio. Uiooemoielle 2os
rode reunt i6n iiamer Dloniieur
Snapsbruoer.1
oSa mag ibn au9 ni4t," iaste
Sans.
p@eibt Ou, porum er 70 tiidiT@
iH2"
Sans fGiittclts ben &opf.
nQeil ct ielblt mug Elm acpobnlimcr
Setter gelUorben lit. 6rii1er mar er
Sbulreiter, aber nun bloB in gan3
oer66nli@en 3mtuFeu, mo man
niHts 3u t0nnen brou9t. llnb MN
draem ct fih iber all, bic mas tDnz
ncn. GaB 8ob6i 5lisseuoer MeuI9
nirb, nil er nur. neil oa5 nod befs
fer tc3a9It miro dls sJodeireiter. llrb
bonn pill cr allies @elO fel6ii be6alieu
un6 G@uops Dafiir irinten."
Bon uhien ariiBie ben Oide Gbu
6crauf un6 bef9risb nit 6sn Sdnoen
einen 6albireis Dor ieinem Sau4, ais
ob er iogen pollts:
nS6 per6e 70 bid ieiA ipte elm
8ierfoB."
Damn Dlies er tie Baden auf.
Dieie beiben @ibe ma4te er felt
8pei 9ogen Del ieoer GjelegenGeit unD
bate immcr @rfold 6omii.
Qlu9 6ans uno 2ufretia Iad)ten,
ais Iie 8uriidsruBteu. 2utretia iogar
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Su 6a- Sd Bin 70 srI8rOdsn- I'''
liH!"
er:
Limb bislIeidt bif 0u ollp
lieber nit Ostor" $,
,Ieill" fieI fie i'm. in bic Rebe llIv
legte in bic Stimme Die ganae glll,
ri4ti9teit ibres @mpfinbsrs. g@aia2}
geiUiB ni@t DID GGb' in piel, Ds' D's'
lieber. 9u biit bel fsiner. Qlbsr Ss'
far er5dbIt 10 f90n. GjeIern iagte -. ss
penn er einmal elm berii6mter EraPs5.
tiiHltIer iii uH0 in glmeriia 8eDHleelInf
fenb Wlarf i'm Wlonat beroient, ~
feline 5rau cine qolOeuc &utife paoS%% o%
nit eincm Wlo9ren auf Dem Sod. ~ w.
slau6e, 10 ialedt, pie mir tp'll'''
sloubeli. 1T Ostor oar niDt."
Sans fii6lfe Slide i'm Ser5si1, aS, %s,
Ct iagte ni9ts. Ser puls pOHts w. IT,
6od in ben S9ldfcn. Sein SsDsr
lag 10 6untsl, 70 osEeimnis0oll pJ ~,
tim. OR fat fein 3isl sn Der Sts'
5itternb, foBtc er uot2utretiaS DaaS'
aIs Ob er font niAt glauten to"''"
OoB iie nod bei ibn mar.
4 X 4
Die TOlgsnOcn addie psrbraa,'ST s1,S
Sans fat I6laflos. Seine Grreggl,nrSs
lieB ibn ni9t our &u6c tommeTl. As,rn
mer muBte er an 2utretia benten. uT ~
0oA fonnten ale bieIe @eoanten @s ls
rdtSeIbuftes DeIen ni9t umfaIieH. IN ~
blieb Inn untldr uno lodte barlII!llI. lI!l.s'ss ~s
10 mebr. Menn er nit nit geollTTn
ten Q[usen our 0sde farrte un0 s,r,, l
bic 3utunft nit ihr ols Ieiner 9p';TNn Inn
iter uusmalte, bonn bur9fu3r y,
pI0bIiG Elm falter S9auber: er qS1, S',s
beutIic6 Sstors b0bnii@ Id@enoess, ss,e{sr J
ii9t Dor iicb aeieben. Sin maB'D,Iid, IA,
Shmer3 pndte i'm, uno er pdl5R onlie
it0bneno in ben &iHen um9er. ,.ine IN.
fonnte er nur qlauben, OoB l.'I .,rI
TrGume iemdls Wirtli9teit pilrD::",,,I :.',,I
Sin TrGnenitrom our9rieIelte le',', s,n
&0rper; ober Die 2luecn bIieben trO''
uno itarr.
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