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Ger yniitamiafaa peri6pinOct. ab,

Ter yniitaniafal perihiuinoet. Abt:
ctpaS. mordts man in Ie0er Yilnltt
cine or6entlidc STRIFE 'id) auswotleu
lo,ien fam, miB Der 4rolioent IA
tlIrIIdl ltcts auf &ager bonen. ln0
ic folgt lest Der 6oa 8opp. SEER
Nopp lit oeutldJer @et:eroI GonlEl
IN San tSraneisco. uno nit elier
guflage pegeH 9teutraIit0tsbrudl be
0odt poroer. Gr lit peipilicrm0ben
Nerrn &5llions Ariien-H eier-
II A.
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Giner Der Sobne Ses Starters ;um

5neitemoie ocrmun0ctl Sen Sobnc
oes 8ritentonigs fam oaS nidt 2oi
Sierctt. Der bolt lih in |an9enelituer
~Gntfernulg POI oeIl 8cidJjieu mo
iibcrlabt es Ynpas S0IanertL tore
&out 81 Worfte 5u tyAacu.
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Scr sre,;e SabSbgreer mublani,

ocr oeutieJe &allcr pobIauI Der Sui
tan motlaui. DER 9ulgaren5or nut
9teilepla1en beihoiti1t on tam,
,non eS III DER Chat pcsitcben. Dab sic
uaiirten ..ilgner ouS 0oleiu gar
uidt mebr lultig flnoen.
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Eeriunenluchiel
9en0or. s. Tebr.

NoIl0OF. ;. Gebt.
Sic ~&@ectln Morlo" bot in Gria1,
ring gebraht. ooB @or0 &itd)cuer coS
Nbertoulmdnoo ilber sic britilhc 2lr-
rice in GGnpten ilbernebmen miro,
lmo DAB Der Carl Of 9erbp OILS
Hriegsminiiter ms Nobinett berufeu
lrprAcn lb4
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6nalano IGst unS Sen luuacruoen

Eolen nid,t belfen. neil ulelleidt ein
puor 8roden mir Geutihlano obiuI
len pitroen. llubelorot aus
VrgIanos Worocrbon0 rilhrt Iein
&eutlher einch 9roden anl
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3nfercinfnbr beidrrantt.

Epn0or, :. tSebr.
Sic s0niqlif brit:iG,: 9pmmiiiion
bot beid)Iolieu. fiir Die 9ouer Ser
ndflten Otonate sic ;;Hscrelufubr 5u
bcldlronfei.
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Vrdmitn gegeu WieDrbeiablnHs
& d b d.


Steiaer's beltlhsamerttauildle5 Nodlbud
flr feline Samilien. &0u &%aiocnIIt
5dlreger. YreiS 70 Gents.
Wal q d inen
Die ,Rorolteru" : Acknowledgement 20. l.,
aui 8 Sabre i1riltIld adraHtIrt, ~Grop
bedo@ sWehdule, ertrn felne Solttur.
ale neueiteu @erbelerungeu, ablolut
bic belte gialhune. Die lur lrgeuo elneu
RreiS erhlltIidl III $40
Rie .Notoiterm" zglahuaidIue no. :, ges
ndu ME Nu. l. nur NIT nut1ontatIf
,a,tu .9rcp Seao" ST.
Die .Aurbtern. Hahnluldllle 9fo. 3, III
UotoeH Gut : Oebaule. aAt9ontdtItdlem
-@bdir Giit" SugeIlaqer 3 8elteu, nit
d~uthomatiIdlem BELT 3epldcer", hos
benz Hrm, 1ehdrteie StablGhetle, ale
.Attadements" III Santmets Stdltdlert.
Cine CUTE Ndlhule 81 benz iebr ollls
oeti Breis BON nur SIS
Die -Jtuloitern s~NohmaIdline go, i.
aenGu ME gto. 8. MIR i'll SestsGnbl
t1et Storm $21
Gae oieie RaI6ireu limo dbioIut gas
vuntirt. Sic Srndt bat Der Stdiler gu
trdgeu uno ne betrd9t Don 6Oc bis 81,
ie nah Der 9iitan5.
DteIe grdmienliIte nire ohne ~iueitere
Eotl3 uon sSeit gu 3eit ergdr3t uno oera
Gnoert, uuS oieie Yreiie ritten llb mad
Dem ieipeiIigeu giarttpsrtb
Vim Gelten uno Iid)eriteu TT es. ods
@sIo per y o It q II 10 E / Jung t4fouep
Croer), Die Der Eoiimeiiter III Den gros
beren GrtlhnFtcn G~lIslteueu fam, 3I
uherSenben. Gbeulo gut uuo iidler IiIlo
Die G rsreBanp e ungen, nell
de bic NgenteR in allen SrpreBe Stdtios
usu ousneIen. Nenn man oas Oelo per
Ro~itantreiiune ODER per experimenting
fdltdt. III IS nidlt uothiuenola. oen betrefs
fenoeu Brief reqiltrireu gu IdlIen. penn
bic doreiie bcutlit 1eItrteben III. Neqi
NJ ooneqen 8norqelo in oen Brief. 10
fo1te bieier tets regtltrirt nerhen, uni
fiber su iein. oaB oerielbe ridtig ans
fommt. Sir Beloierounqe.t in einiadlem
BriefoeritlHHe iibernebneu mir Feiuers
lei WcrautiportIidlfeit Snt Sale uon
dorefnerinoerlnae-' neraeiie man ia
uidlt. Die nlte eheniopohl tuie Ste meme
Rcftoffiee %ansnaeber, benin Iouit f6uneu
mir Den Rnnler IN oeu 8iidlern oar nitt
finben.
RonepsG ORDERS oirfen nich.. pie bas
70 oft qeidlieht. uls nerIucintIihc Cult
trng uriidhehdIten rperoen. ions
Bern ftno Den 8riefen 8 ei3uIeoer.
Gliiitullg erfplqt nur ourd Nenhermne
oes 9atunls auf oem Norebitreifeu.
Nidr ahreSiire einfdh.
v4ursieru, Ga Grufe, isis.
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Smrd, bic llebermod,t crsriidt. I'm.

zen ole 0eutlhen lire aolonien IN
Mtrifa fat olle nufqeben millien.
aber nltr %5eitlpeiie. niht fir immerl
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%rtfem in Gefabr.

Soli001l, y. tyebr.
@riti'hc 3eitunacu geben ibrcr
@eiorgniB iiir Die britiide Ar-
NEE bel 8nt cl Nntaro Iusorud. Seit
63 5o9en lit @enerol Iolpnsbcno nit
lclncn @ecrc BORT poaig ubqeidnit
ten. lteht nber i'll t69Ilher brobtloler
&erblnoung nit ser Niliserpe0ition.
nc leinc SoQe uno feline &ilfsqllcilcit
aeilult fcnnen milB. Iuaenlfeinlld,
IT Der General III letter 3eit unbc-
retll0t Qcbliebcn; immerbin lit icinc
2oge IN Scr tIeiuen ornbiidcn Stoot,
oeren Nolpitoler nit Eerlpltuheten
0etitllt ltno, iebr ihmicrie. Gepeiden
dliS Der Gigris9egeno lolien erfennelt
ooB Die MllfSerpeoition olf ihrcm
%ormorlh gIeidfollS nit groBcn
Shpleri1teiten 81 fdrnpfcn hot. at.
mol Die tiirtilden &ertbcioiaunoSIi-
itIcn mnier oeItidler 6ilhrunq itbermts
%tlnltpoIl onacIcat mur0en. Tic Cir,
fen hdben oiiBcroem erhcblihe Scr,
ltortlmacn crholten. @efcblShoher Ger
trtt'tcr Strcittr1fte in Weionoto
mien III @encroIIultftont Sir 5erca
NCnrn 9toeI 9of,
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ga Grolie, Den If. 6cbruar l9iG.
prdmien Site.

Gtu Sabr i'm SorGlis he3dhlenne Noous
1euten er1ultcn Ie eineu idlonen Stnleu'
Der ais Yrd!nie gratis Gno poftoftet. Nm
Rrdmieu lil,b folgcnoe CUR a,lsiungl nors
sdnbeu:
rRaturopoit IT,"
(Gduou iino in Sanger oret3ebi Ru-ns
mern erldienen uno nod 5 Rums
mcra IN 0dn0.l
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Nhtiia 3eppclinc.

Ntrll, 2. Ncbr.
Adtjig 3eopeIine itehcn icet I'M
Aeit't1en MccrcSoicn't. ME ans
NricorihShoien pcrIautct. no Sic
3eppclinpcrfc lteQci. Gin 3cppe.in
nom Icttcn <nn. g 3--95~ bot in
Sie'er &iodc icjuen Erobefllo &c.
mddlt. Die Summer ocrttct an. hoB
nenn 50 3cppcIinc in &ccreSoiea't
Is pcrIorcu 0inpnl.
0oS nGtcitc Mtooed id,eiut crheb.
lid lancer III icin. hI& Sic friiherelt
Is hot Sic 6orut ciucS TiidlcS una
1T non orniicr Sarbe. oiH ourd Ntr.
mintrm ErIpcr erSieIt muroe. Gie
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Bic ocntid)en &erlnite.

Soltcpfli y. tSeUr.
Der miIitdrilhe Sadperltonoigc
Der Simes bebaroelt hcllte i'll belitabe
0rel Spolten Die Berlulte Der 9eut-
ldlen. Gr gloubt, ooB 0eutihlono III
Oen Is &rlegsmonaten etlpn ? 100
coo Wann pcrloren bot. Or itust
ooB Geltldlluno Jest etrpu $500, 900
Wt1nn in 6eloe bat. mdbrcno bel Be
Glnn oes &rieees etlpa 100000
Mlonn CUR &%eriilgung ltonoen. 9ieS
lollroe enc Heicrpe nom 100000
lolIen, DIE gum groBen SbciI filr ben
,Sttnen0lenIt rermelloct merocn mub.
Yer &orreIpon0eut erntabnt Gnolan0
mieoer, Ole fleinen sSelb8ilge ouf5tge-
ben mo i'd 9caen oic Gelltiden SIT
tutl3eItrtrc.1.
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Stalien in SdDlum!itateu.

FurIs, ,. tyepr.
Ger ~Wiotin" gibt fir ocn &eiudl
ocs Trcnicrminiiters @riuno III
<talien cine GrtIorung ooblngcbenn.
bnB Die longe 3ouer oc9 Strieacs illr
Sldlien mdndlcrlei Sdmicriafeiten
i'm @efolgc babe. mo 0aB oicie be
Icltigt merocn milBten. S&olc Sta
llen ieood) an Der SlcQeSb0ite tbcll-
nctm1en. 10 miliie e5 and an orl
Gperntioncn ottipcn ul0 o~ngcmciic.
men Antbell nchmlen.
3riono nertritt Die ylniidt, 0uIi
6 fIlr Den Sd)ut Yeqppten& ourdlou3
Qeboteu lit. oir Grpeoition3ormec in
SaIonlfi Slt hcIniien.
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Bon ben ~&riessi9auplaBeu.
Sentidle 1riessernte.
Weriin, Z. Tebr.

OeIlll, 4. OcUt-
Die lteberiee : 9tadridtenoeen
iur ga6 am Yiontag in Berlin be
faint:
is 6eiinoen iid) 9egenmdrtig
1,429.t71 feinolid)e Solootcn ais
Ssriegsgeiangene in geutidlnno. 5n
0ieie 3obl limb nift eingeidloiien Die
. oeutihen Gruppen gemaften @ie-
iongenen. melde in Celterreih = liz
garn belaiien morocn iiio, nm Den
transport 81 eriparcn.
nterncr limo 900 @eihiise,
ZOO Dtilitdrmagen uno 5000 MD
ldinengclpebre nad Geutihlono ge,
brad)t moroen. &tcruntcr iino Mat
eingerednet Die SobIreidcn @cidliibe
uno Wold)lTengeuebre. loelfc pom
6ein0e Dor Der Grbelltung 5erlt0rt
moroen iino mo hicicnigen. meldle
iofort BON Sen Geutid)en Sruppen in
|enueung g%eiionlnTen mur6en.
bic 3obl ser erbeuteten @erpebre,
meIdle nod gebrnuhsfdhia iino, be-
~3iifert lid uuf t.300.000.~
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-12-15

do II she had penetrated his disguise?
He had q shock Of genuine terror
at this point and his skin prickled as
at the touch of something loathsome.
Up to that moment he had suffered
none OF the pains of the hunted fu-
gitive; but he knew now that he had
fairly entered the gates of the out
laws inferno; that however cunning.
ly he might cast about to throw his
pursuers OF the track, he would never
again know what 1t was to be wholly
free from the terror Of the arrow that
flieth by day.
The force of the Scriptural simile
came to him with startling emphasis.
bringing on a return of the prickling
dismay. The stopping of the paddle
wheels and the rattling clangor of the
gang-plank winch aroused him to ac.
tion and he shook off the creeping
numbness and ran aft to rummage un.
der the cargo on the engine-room
guards for his precious bundle. When
his hand reached the place where it
should have been, the blood surged
to his brain and set up clamorous
dinning in his ears like the roaring
of a cataract. The niche between the
coffee sacks was empty. sc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-12-15
Illustrations by c. D. RHODES


of a book may put anything else he
pleases in 1t and snap his fingers at
the world. II am going to live in the
same town with her. ought to jot her
down on paper before lose the keen
edge Of the first impression"
He considered 1t for a moment, cnd
then got up and went in search Of q
pencil and scrap Of paper. The doz-
ing night clerk gave him both, with
a sleepy malediction thrown in; and
he went back to the engine room and
scribbled his word picture by the light
of the swinging :ncandescent.
He read It over thoroughly when It
was finished. changing a word here
and a phrase there with a craftsman's
fidelity to the exactnesses. Then he
shook his head regretfully and tore the
scrap Of paper into tiny squares, scat
tering them upon the brown flood
surging past the engine room gangway.
ut won't do" he confessed reluct-
antly, as one who sacrifices good liter
ary material to stern sense of the
fitness Of things. 1T Ia nothing less
than a cold-blooded sacrilegs. l can't
make copy of her II write no more
while the world stands"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-12-15
cTo BE CoNTINUEDJ
Cynical Recipe for Success.

Oliver Onions. author of "Mush-
room Town." etc. recently remarked:
"A cynical friend told me the other
day that the secret Of success was to
get a name for incorruptibility and
then go ahead and corrupt 1t for much
gold. I'm sure there's weak spot In
this somewhere, but judging from .
good many. both Of writer's and poll
ticians. perhaps there's something in
it. Only unfortunately can't apply
the recipe to my own work, because
I have too much fun writing to think
about corruption one way or the
other"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-12-15

the end of the argument the conserv-
ative one had extorted conditional
promise from her niece. The matter
should remain in allegiance until the
question of conscientious obligation
had been submitted to Charlotte's ia
ther and decided by him.
An hour later, when Miss Gilman
was deep in the last installment Of the
current serial, Charlotte let her book
slip from her fingers and gave herself
to the passive enjoyment of the slow
ly-passing panorama which is the chief
charm Of inland voyaging.
From where she was sitting she
could see the steamers yawl swinging
from its tackle at the stern-staff: and
after many minutes 1t was slowly
borne in upon her that the ropes were
working loose. A man came aft to
make the loosened tackle fast.
Something half familiar in his man.
ner attracted Charlotte's attention,
and her eyes followed him as he went
on and hoisted the yawl into place.
When he came back she had fair
sight of his face and her eyes met his.
In the single swift glance half-formed
suspicion became undoubted certainty;
she looked again and her heart gave a
great bound and then seemed sud-
denly to forget its office. 1t was use
less to try to escape from the dismay-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-12-15

ing fact. The stubble-bearded deck
hand with the manner of a gentleman
was most Enthusiastically a later rein
earnation Of the pleasantly smiling
young man who had courteously made
way for her at the teller's wicket in
the Bayou State Security: who had
smiled and given place to her while
he was holding his pistol aimed at
President Galbraith.
1t was said Of Charlotte Farnham
that she was sensible beyond her
forward in honesty of purpose. None
the less, she was a woman. And when
she saw what was before her, con-
science turned traitor and fed away
to give place to an uprush of hesitant
doubts born of the sharp trial of the
moment.
She got upon her feet, steadyins her
self by the back of her shair. She felt
that she could not trust herself IL she
once admitted the thin edge of the
wedge of delay. The simple and
straightforward thing to do was to go
Immediately to the captain and tell him
u
the thought of what must follow. They
would seize him: he had proved that
he was a desperate man, and there
would be a struggle. And when the
struggle was over they would bring
him to her and she would have to
stand forth as his accuser.
It was too shocking. and she caught
at the suggestion OF an alternative
with a gasp of relief. She might write
to President Galbraith. giving such a
description of the deck-hand as would
enable the officers to identify him
without her personal help. 1t was
blow in the back, but she thought 1t
would be kinder.
Aunt Fanny" she began, wi n her
face averted. Il promised you l
wouldn't write to Mr.. Galbraith until
after we reached home-until l had
told papa. have been thinking about
It since, and IL think 1t must be
done at once"
ham Unexpectedly, and when he passed
her on his way forward he had seen
the swift change in her face betoken-
ing some sudden emotion, and the rec
election of 1t troubled him.
What If this clear-eyed young person
had recognized him7 He knew that
the New Orleans papers had come
aboard: he had seen the folded copy
OF the Louisianian in the invalid's lap.
Consequently. Miss Farnham knew of
the robbery. and the incidents we're
fresh lp her mind. What would she }
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-12-15
By FRANCIS LYNDE

0aVltC-JOnn wesley iaVltt.
"All right; on with you," said the
liberator, curtly; ano With that he
shouldered the sick mans load and
fell into line in the ant procession.
Once on board the steamer, he fol-
lowed his file leader aft and made
1t his first care to find a safe hiding
place for the tramp's bundle in the
knotted handkerchief. That done, he
stepped into the line again, and be-
came the sick mans substitute in fact.
It was toll Of the shrewdest, and he
drew breath of blessed relief when the
last man staggered up the plank with
his burden. The bell was changing its
final summons. and the slowly revolv-
ing paddle-wheels were taking the
strain from the mooring lines. Being
near the bow line Griswold was one
OF the two who spring ashore at the
mates bidding to cast Of. He was
backing the hawser out Of the last OF
its half-hitches, when . carriage was
driven rapidly down to the stage and
two tardy passengers hurried aboard.
the hurricane deck
Nov, then! Take a turn on that
spring line out there and get them
trunks aboard! Lively!"
The larger of the two trunks fell to
the late recruit: and when he had set
It down at the door of the designated
stateroom, he did half absently what
John Gavitt might have done without
blame: read the tacked-on card, which
bore the owners name and address.
written in a firm hand: Charlotte
Farnham, Wahaska,s Minnesota"
Thank you," said musical voice
at his elbow. May I trouble you to
put 1t inside?"
Griswold wheeled as II tho mild
toned request had been a blow. and
was properly ashamed. But when he
saw the speaker. CONSERVATION prompt
ly slew all the other emotions. For
the owner of the tagged trunk was the
young woman to whom, an hour or SO
earlier. he had given place at the pay
ing teller's wicket In the Bayou State
Security.
She saw his confusion, charged 1t to
the card-reading at which she had sur
prised him. and smiled. Then he met
her gaze fairly and became sane again
when he was assured that she did not
recognize him: became sane, and
whipped on his cap. and dragged the
trunk into the stateroom. After
which he went to his place. on the
lower deck with a great thankfulness
throbbing in his heart and an inchoate
resolve shaping itself in his BRAIN
Late that night, when the Belle Julie
was well on her way up the great
river. he flung himself down upon the
sacked coffee on the engine room-guard
to snatch little rest between land.
ings, and the resolve became sufficient
1y cosmic to formulate itself IN words.
TN call 1t an oracle" he unused.
zone place is as good as another, just
SO It is inconsequent enough. And
am sure I've never heard OF Wahaska."
Now Griswold the social rebel was.
before all things else. Griswold the i'm
aginative literary craftsman; and no
sooner was the question Of his ultf-
mate destination settled thus arbitrari.
ly than he began to prefigure the place
and its probable lacks and havingg.
This process brought him by easy
stages to pleasant idealizings of Miss
Charlotte Farnham. who was. thus far,
the only tangible thing connected with
the destination dream. A little farther
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-12-15
"cozy" Is Hardly the Word to Use.

"Of course" said Mrs. NJ. T. Cach-
Ter, 'it is real nice In the newspapers
to describe the new Muehlebach no
tel as cozy and homelike. but I should
call building with toa furore and .
cafe centurion, with marble floors and
pillows of lapsus linguae and male
faction. and with cleaning chantt
cleers impending from the doomed cell
ings. great deal more rctund thaa
"--Kansas CITY Star.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-12-15

along her personality laid hold of him
and the idealizings became purely lit
erary.
She is magnificently strong type!"
was his summing up of her. made
while he was lying fiat on his back
and staring absently at the fitting
shadows among the deck beams over
head. Her face is as readable as only
the face OF woman fnstinctively good
and pure In heart can be. Any man
who can put her between tho covers
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-12-15
SYNOPSIS.
q

Kenneth Griswold, an unsuccessful
writer because of socialistic tendencies.
sups with his friend Bainbridge at Chau-
diere's restaurant in New Orleans and
declares that IL necessary he will steal to
Keep from starving. He holds up Andrew
Salbraith. president of the Bayou State
security, in his private office and escapes
with 100000 In cash. BY original methods
ne escapes the hue and cry.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-06
pie pier sriess 9Onmi( TO
men Oct CARTIER AGaOemie.

Sn Der leBten SiBung Der Barrier
4tapemie. bic Dor einisen 9dgen ftdtts
Fanb, edb Gomono 9errter einen ueber=
Bid iibsr bic 9dtisfeit Der Barrier @tay
bemie in ben berflofenen Sriessmonaten.
gr duBsrte babel baB bic Qrbeiten um
frdn3oIiiden B0rterbua uno 8ablrei4e
anoere 4rbeiten Dor alien baour9 unterz
brod)en tporbeu ieien, bdB iid gleth Had
Qusbrud bes Rrieees, am 5, 4uguit
1914, bier 9ruppen III Der Ataotmie se=
biIoet bGtten, Inn bic grgsbnifIe Der neues
item niFcni9aftlihen Gorfduns Der
Friegfibrung mlbbar 3u MAIDEN. Der
eritcn oieftr @rappen mar bic 5orberune
unb ansgeftdttung beg 2uftf6iffneIeng
3ugetuieIen, gegen btfm Organization
tiIr3 Dor benz arieee i6ipers @orpiirfe
er6o6cn lporotn ipdren, bic Speite fpIIte
i'm 6in6lid auf bic groBen 6prtlnritte
Der Ndturpifenf9aften in 9euti9ldnb bic
Grfinbungm unb @utoedungtn ber 9bDiit
unb G6emit in BEN 9ienit bes @uterlanbes
Itelen, unh Der britteH uno pierten paren
bas geIdmte @eIunbbeitsptIsn iibertrueen;
linen mar aud nlles 3ugeteilt, mas fih
auF bic GrHdbrung pnS 9e%rpfIesung bes
Seeres unb bsr 8j9ilbeO0Itsruns in qaris,
ME in gang GraHtreid be5os,
@ie qerritr bieien tur3tn @ueu6sn,
bic CT burd eiuise unipeIsntlide ftatiitifte
M.itteiimgtu eripeiisrte, nod bin3ufiiets.
ssitaltete bic 8itIidt auf bic geesnipGrti=
gen 9erbaltnife ui6t. Ii4 iibsr bic Edtig
felt bttfr bier @ruppen unb bic bisber
BON ibnsn e~r5ielteu Grgsbuife Hdber 5u
dubern, ba bic Resierung iiber bic piFsnz
f9aftlide Sriegfiibrung nidts in bic
0cfftnilidttit brinecn Iaisn polc. bur
fopiel bemertts tr, baB bic erpdbnteu bier
diaoemiI9tn @ruppen Der a~riessnsrpdk
tung oneegIisetrt Ieien.
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| .gei 1dnntnbsrg -" Dos fam beraas,
nls bddte er: Auh cine @egsnb --!
Run, bann bdben Sic ni4t ulsuluns!
nitgemadt.~
0a miegte CT ben aopf Elm ipenig unf
id9elts, INNER nod obne auf5uieben. buur
unb iberlsgsn bur Ii6 bin In bus 9riir
Oes Miefenbduges oa unten, in ben feinsg
9e6tlounit Der Gerne. Gr iagte luneIdm,
y@os gebt mid Der arieg an? aanr
unIcreAls in RuBlonb lebcn2 Soa id
mir totfdieBen luFen2 sir Denemena!'
nSie polten ipoter mitber mad gfns.
rita2"
,amtrita2 giaaaidt - dber tpsnn.
Ifdon2 - ma is bod ieberua ieba=
ftiHig-. $50 bin i4 fdon '%erumgetom.
men!!"
Der milpe Binb fsgte iber uns bin,
Or ftano ba, beIeioi9t ipnr5slIos uub 3srs
fallen nit allen. Srgsnbeiu S6tdfal
greift ibn bisllei6t mad benz arisse nieber
duf, feat i'm peiter iiber bic grbe bin,
| o6Re Ginn, obnt 3isl =, Big CT bann irs
gsnofpo bertommt. armer aerl!
So Fraste nod; o@ie gebt q S9nsr
bisr24
IS qibt fol6t Geif ~ unb g sibi
Iol6t aeif - bas iB' nuf Der gan5en Me!t
nidt dnbers. Sra ltbi,
Gintr itdHb brsi Sdritte Dor ms unb
eldttete ben Ghotter nit Der Ghautel =
Gin GROCER Meni6 nit s%bsumGbigsri, ipie
aus pol3 gtIhnitttuem @eii9t, nit blausn
aueeu uno gelbem Ghnurrbnrt. Der nez
Ben mir mics NIT elmer beutenben 8eipes
oung bes aopfes. Der Is Elm Bauer aus
Der @cgcnb BON Stem - Der eebt ipieoer
nad Saus - Wie Elm @einenge aus
glcip uno 5remossit urb @erdhtuug tuar
Iiein Bid, Der ben f9outn bIonbsn aisIer
I~treiftc.
SD FEB Inn, nnb er I9lenbtrts 8uriid
gu leiuGr Shaufel.
G6tn duf ber 9oht Der Strdbe, bic uls
Gin pciBcs 9ono bic S0bsupslls hinnufs
5og, Ifob IS Id) iest aus Dem @ebol5e Dor.
Gin padr Better ais 8ubruug ~ unb
odnn Der rieIiee S9rlpurm graublduer Ges
falten, 5u beHeu Geite iif nur bier uno
bd nisoer Der umriB zines beptideu 2an-
seurtitsrs ountsl aeasn Ods gIan beg Sim.
msls fteat. aan9Iam, trottepb iditbt id
BET iangt, LANCE 3ug aus BEN Ndiodsn
htraus unb frie4t ME cine GdldRge ii6er
ben NEG ber StraBe nisber. SEPT itnb
Die eriten @ruppen idon az srlennsn -
uub iebt iommt cine llnrlbe in fie. Der
6abrtr BAT ibnen gsfast baB Ie bier uns
tel rditeu iolItn.
Sect fnb bic erItea unten an Der Stele,
an ber eie RuIItn bailtcn. Borne BAIT otr
,3ua, abcr Ron riidtpdrts fdiebt Is Itf
nod INNER Ordngtro nod unb filt Bit
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bic GdduIsl an tinsu Baum unb I9ltHs
bert anf mid 81. IiHslarob III Ct unb
tlblt fih spetitllos ben dnbersH biel btrr
bsrfn 4am,rabsu burh feline 0dbigieit, ibr
Borifibrer ~ Iein, iiberleNH. Gt III
Subt. Dos idmolt, iommtriproHiee, Elm
ipenig fotdlipifbe @e19t bebdIt ieintn
Ntsbrud bon Sntu unb @ebrldibtii, pie
q odnn rsbet. nnb feline 9uasn oeben uns
iitler al mir Oorbti. gtpos Fngenb Wiis
bes - Elm ttpiger 2on Der S,Ibtberi1nbs
lidieit liegt In Der Gtimms. Ssin 9ids
left III cine i9nurrenbt unb isbligs linz
mogIidftii.
Wpbsr fnb Git2'
pWobtr per' i'd Itin2 nus mpsiau."
pllno mas iporen Gis iriibsr2"
sd bab' itubiert - Mebtcin! Bds
Msebtein2l Npotlyitr bin i9 ssptltn.1
pSn Wostoug"
.Sn Qntritn. Mds bdit ih foatr IN
9tostdu bleibtn2 DUNN etnlle, baB i'd
iebdboupt piebsr richer gstDmmtn bin duf
8eiuh. Dub arsgrrstnrt in Der Sell
Der ciropdiihe arieg losgsben!"
er I6miee, itdno bd NIT borpurIspon
ge9obenen 6dnben unb fab berTtimmi uno
belsibiet. dls mare ibm oa Gin groBes uns
redt seIdeben, in ben bIuutsn 5ribIins
binein.
Sd frdats: .Donu FnO sic btnn sts
fdngengenommtn tporben2"