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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-23
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Sprzeczne Poglady.
Oredzie Kr6la Jerzego V.
Niemcy gotowi Z Warunkami.
lime TelegranY.
lime TelegrarnY.

nych zamienili je w podziemne
forty. Kilka rejdow napowietrz-
nych austryackich odparto i pre-
Pedzono Precz zarowno W Tren-
tino, W dolinie Sugana, jak mad
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zujac sic puSoili shiny reid ma Po-
la, austryacki port wojenny
zbombardowaE tam sklady, doki
warsztaty floty wojennej, po-
czem wszystkie maszyny calo
wrociiy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-23
SPRAWA POKOJU.
w ANGLII.

Londyn, %. grudnia. - Wra-
zenie noty prezyderta Wilsona
tract Z dniem kazdym, nieledWie
Z kazdq chwila = jest ono juz
dis wprost ujemne. Clos jest po-
wszechny, IL ME zmieui wcale
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-23
z TEATRoW WOJNY.
q EGIPFU.

LONDYN, 2S. grudnia. - Woj
ska angielskie onegdaj zdobyiy
stacye okolice El-Arisz, ktora
przez 2 lata trzynali Turcy; miej-
scowoSc byla SLIME fortyflkowana
i zdawaIo sic, ze Turcy bronic jej
beda wiele zacieciej, DO mieli
tam okopy za4ozone ma niemieckT
sposob, widocznie kierownictwo
strategiczne Przyb}ada}o wage do
tego punktu, ktory naglym do
skonalym atakiem dostai sic W
rece AngliBow. Turcy cd wtorku
opuScih okolice El-Arisz.
Przypisek Redakcyi: El Arisz
jest wanna stacye pogranicza E
giptu Palestyny, ley o 80 mil
na wschod Cd Suezu i Port Sal
du. Zajecie tego punktu Jest waz-
niejszym sukcesem angielskim i
zapewne TEN dotkHwszym ciosem
moralnym dla Turkow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-23
INNE TELEGRAMY.
,,GWIAZDKA."

Londyn-Paryz, %. grudnia. -
Ma calej linii zachodniego frontu
>olnierze Aliantow otrzymali pa
,iety gwiazdkowe L poleceniem,
~ ich nie otwierali az W wiecz0r
5wiazdkowy; i stosuja sic do te-
20 ci biedacy I dziecinna iscie
cisloSciq radosciq; oibrzymie
yoienne automobile, -zwykLe roz
ozace iadunki, tym razem zdo-
ne zielenia, rozwoza pdoarki; a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-23
2 RUMUNII.

Berlin, %. grudnia. - w Ru-
munii sytuacya ME zmieniona; Z
Dobrudzy donosza, IL wojska bui-
garskie odpariSzy kontrataki chwi
lowe rosyjskie, wzieiy 900 jencow
dalej jpz znow postapiiy. w Kar-
pataCh utarczki lokalne.
Piotrogrod, %. grudnia. - Ro-
syanie przyznajQ, IL W Dobrudzy
otraze TYNE ich cofneiy sic ku pol
nocy; zato jednak wStrzymano
postep Niemcow W Rumunii ma
zachod Cd Dunaju, ataki slime
odparto zwyciesko. w Bagni-
stych okolicach nad-dunajo ajowyCh,
riedaleko Babadagh, miasta je-
ziora byia wieksza POtyczka z
bulgarami, ktorzy dostali sic W
tatalne przesmyki miedzy Jezior-
kami rozIewami wod dunajo-
wych i zostali zepchnieci do je-
ziora Ibolata gdzie oddziaiu tego
ogromna wiekszoSc POtoneia, a
$50 pojmano do niewoli. Ma Mo-
rzu Carmen zatoplono znowu
diva statki tureckie.
- Pewne So wiadomoSci, L
Rumuni ustepujac re swoich siyn-
nych pol naitowych poniszczyli
cysterny destylarnie nafty, tax
- zc Niemcy maly tylko I Mich
pozytek mice moga, a wszelkie
ich gadania o wielkich zdobyczach
nafty sa pustq przechwaikq bla-
ca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-23
2 WLOCH.

Rzym, %. grudnia. - Ma Ca
lynn froncie dziaiania artyleryj-
skie, choc odosObnione,, ale iuten-
SWINE: GOrycya znow byia bonn
bardowana przez Austryak0w,
Ntorzy stale kieruja strzaiy na
Gpital Czerwonego Krzyza, ida
= widoczny: ostatnio 2 sanitaryu-
ruy wloskich zostaio tam zabitych
4 rannych. Ma Karsie Wiosi "a
ieh kilka jaskii pieczar wapien-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-23
z MACEDONII.

Saloniki, %. grudnia. - Ma
froncie monastyrSkim kanonada
intensywna, ma froncie Struny
potyczki lokalne - rekonesanse. ct.
Sofia, %. grudnia. - Patrolo-
we utarczki mad Struma, strzela-
nina ma calej linii, zresztq mic wa
Znego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-23
Pokojowe observation-disclosures
Echa czwartkOwych O$wiadczei Lansnga.
Pokojowy list Bertranda Russell.
KOmisya maynarN hand|OWej mianowana.
Bitwa 0 Toneon
lime teIegramy.
Komisya maynarM hand|oWej mianOwana.
Bitwa 0. Torreon.
lime teIegramy.

&c ma skutek poniedziafkowego a.
pelu' prezydenta Wilsona do
panstw prowadzacych wojne Ber
lin moze zwr6cic sic do niego .
prosba o posrednictwo pokojowe.
Spodziewaja sic oni, ze ma apel
ten rad niemiecki odpowie jas
mem / otwartem postawieniem wa
runkow, ma podstawie ktorych
praSnle zawrzec pokoj poda
Swe propozycye odnosnie do gwa
rancyi utrzymania pokoju W przy
sz}osci.
Przypuszczat nalezy, re Ber-
lin zakomunikujc swoje warunki
prezydentowi Wilsonowi pouf-
ME, wychodzac tego zaiozenia,
ze powinny bye one przedstawio-
ne konferencyi pokojowej, zanim
zostana podane do publicznej via
domoSci.
Me ulega zadnej kwestyi re
wyczerpanc dotychczasowa woj-
ma Niemcy, zabiegaja o pok6j
Gala gorliwoScia i w koIach pro-
germaiskich przejawia sic prze--
konanie, il podajqc swe warunki,
zwr6cq sic do prezydenta Wilso-
liza proSbq 0 posrednictwo "a
aranzowanic konferencyi, prawdo
podobn;e w Haadze. Zachete do
tego zaczerpnat moga wspom-
nianej noty prezydenta, w ktorej
ten zaznacza, re czuiby sic szcze
Sliwym, gdyby sic m6gi przyslu-
zyG jako posrednik sprawie polio-
ju.
w kolach dyplomat0w alian--
ckich przewaza opinia re mocar-
stwa Czworporozumienia W od-..
powiedzi ma note pana Wilsona
podadzq takze swoje warunki, a.
le ME uczynia zadnej wzmianki
o poSrednictwie. Jest takze mozli-
wem, re ME beda zadac zachowa-
MIA tych warunk6w W tajemnicy.
w takim razie Niemcy by}yby
zniewolono podac swoje warunki
do publicznej wiadomosci.
Dalej wyrazaja dyplomaci Ali
ant6w opinie, re pahstwa ich ME
zechca omawiac pokoju, zanim
Niemcy ME wycofaja sic W zupel
nosci zajetych obcych teryto-
ry0w. TO zdanic przewaza zw}a-
SEGA W ambasadach francuskiej
i rosyjskiej. Wedle opinii urze--
dnik6w ambasady niemicckiej Cd
powiedzialby Berlin ma to zada-
ME domaganiem wycofania sic
AEiant6w zajetych kolonii ME
mieckich.
KTO ODNIoSL KORZYSC z
OSWIADCZEN LANSINGA?
Washington, % grudnia. -
Jakby rzucenie bomby wywola}o
wczoraj sensacye W kongresie
wniesienie rezolucyi przez repu-
blikahskiego posia Williama r.
Wood'a Z Indiany, ktora domaga
sic, ,,aby speaker Izby zamiano-
wal komisye Z pieciu, celem pre-
prowadzenia sledztwa i sprawoz-
dania czy kto wysokich kol
administracyjnych albo rzado-
wych Stan6w Zjednoczonych,
wzglednie grona krewnych
tych wysoko postawionych osobi-
stoSci k6f rzadowycl amerykan
skich, odniosl bezposrednia albo
posrednia finansowa korzysc
wskutek fluktuacyi ma glefdzle,
lnknnczenle ma stronicY q Ed
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-23

nj jeden zolnierz ME zOstanie bez
swego Pakietu, Il nadto wielu O.
trzymuje prywatne przesylki po-
czta, nieraz bardzo obfite.
DUNSKIE INDYE.
Kopenhaga, %. grudnia. -
.kr6l Krystyan podpisaf uchwa}e
Parlamontow / ukfad sprzedazy
wysp duhskich w Indyach "a
chodnich Stanom Zjednoczonym.
TAX wiec sprawl przeszfa pomysl-
ME wszystkie instancye i bedzie
prawdopodobnie zalatwiona o.
statecznie W stycZniu juz w Wa
szyngtonie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-23
u NEUTRALNYCH.
Amsterdam, %. grudnia. -

KAIIIoNNI Uu1KIj HO' S eSHhRHo' "
ranstwach ncutralnych wrazenie
nieszczegolne: mp. dziennik holen-
derski Tag" nazywa akcye Will
soma niezrecznq sadzi, re tylko
to powiekszy zagmatwanie k}o-
potliwoSt sytuacyi. Powiada, ze
dla Wilsona ME ma widocznie ro-
znicy miedzy Niemcami CO po-
gwalcili Belgie, Poiske, Serbie,
RUNNING, a Anglia, kt6ra broni
DogwaicOnych. :.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-23
Kalendarzyk.

.POJUTRZE, ID. 25 GRUDNLA, -
,,DZIENNIK CHICAGOSKI" ME
WYJDZIE u POWODU UROCZYsTO
SCI BOzEGO NARODZENIA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-23
w NIEMCZECH.

Berlin, %. grudnia. - Niemcy
sa gotowe oglosit warunki swoje'
pokoju- natychmiast, skoro tego
zazadaja Alianci; ces. Wilhelm
sam sic mial W tym wzgledzie O.
$wiadczyc. Ale pisma sadza, il
Sprzylnierzeni boja sic konferen-
cyl i warrlnk6w owych - ME chcq
zblizeh, by ME ustepowac, by nie
sIyszet argumentow, ktote Z cur
riculrm wojny wynikajq, a kto--
rych sluchac ME chca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-23

Jutro, "a grudnia: Czwarta Me-
dziela Adwentu. - Adama Envy.
Pojutrze, 25 grudnia: BOze NarO-
dzenie.
We wtorek, 26 grudnia: Sw. S1 ze
pana meczennika.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-23

IDokonczenle ma stronicy Q Ell
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-23

leta" - o zalogach mic ME via
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-21
Election Judges Before Jury.

Giving more color to the reports
that the grand jury is investigating
charges Of Illegal voting at the city
election last month is the fact that
members OF the election boards were
among the witnesses examined today.
Yesterday the records Of the election
were placed before the jury. The jury
is said to have practically completed
the investigation of the post-election
disturbances though a few witnesses
We're examined today. No report has
been made today but the district at
torney stated that, in all probability
a report would be made tomorrow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-21
snow Blown Into BiIiows.

While the stiff breeze Of last even
ing was too cool to melt the snow ii
did blow the snow about a good deal,
particularly outside the city where
the snow was not packed. Rev. J..
NJ. Cornelison of Tutuilla states that
on the reservation near the Thomp-
son and Crow ranches the snow
drifted into pillows four or five feet
high, giving the land the appearance
of an ocean Of white caps. The foot
hills were swept bare in many spots
Of snow by the wind, he reports
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-21

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.--This is the
year in which occurs the 30Gth anni-
versary Of the death Of william
Shakespeare and many celebrtions
have been planned to commemorate
the occasion. Plans are on foot for
a celebration in New York In the
form Of masque to be written by
Percy Mackay. the poet
The masque Is to be performed out
Of doors on a large scale next May
as the climax Of a city-wide festival
and viii be more ambitious and in
elusive than anything Of the kind the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-21
suits to Quiet Title.

Two suits to quiet title We're filed
in the circuit court today Alonzo
Knots Of Pilot Rock brought suit
against Eeuman H. CotJrell and wife
and Idaho Frazier Campbell to set
aside any claims they may have to
the southwest quarter Of section T.,
township >, south of range y and
Tillie Pearson brought suit against j.
Haas and wife and 5lr. Litch and
wife to quiet title to the southwest
quarter of section 20. township 6.
north of range 81. Raley and Raley
are attorneys for the plaintiff in each
suit.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-21
Thaw Continues: snow Going.

The thaw which began yesterday
has continued slowly all day today
and the snow has become slush un-
derfoot The snow, however. is not
going Off rapidly and this is pleasing
to the farmers as it will permit a
good deal of the water to sink into
the ground. The weather today is SO
moderate that overcoats have been
discarded
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-21
snrety Company snes.

The American Surety Co.. Of New
York today filed suit against DR.. J.
r. Sponogle Of Athena, alleging that
plaintiff furnished bond for the de-
fendant when the latter appealed to
the supreme court or Washington
from a decision in the superior court
Of Kitsap county. The supreme court
affirmed the decision and taxed the
costs to the appellant who, according
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-21

The Washington scnOol is compil-
ing a collection of geographical scenes
of land and water forms. industries
and places of interest in our own and
foregn countries. They would great
~ appreciate magazines containing
such pictures. Please send to the
Washington school or phone to Miss
Lusted, 246M.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-21

to the complaint, faiEed to pay them.
The surety company was thus forced
to pay SS4.47, it is alleged Plaintiff
also has an assigned claim of $3.50
from J, w Robinson or Seattle for
money advanced for the prosecution
pf the suit and another for attorney
fees alleged to be due John X Kol-
lock of Portland. Kouocll and w NJ.
Peterson are attorneys for the plain
tiff
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-21
proctor,s nuffnIo Mentioned.

In the issue of the Engineering
News of January 6, published at New
York. appears pictures of the new ]
street bridge in Washington at the
entrance of which are the heroic
buffalo wrought by the hands of A.
Phimister Proctor, the sculptor who
has adopted Pendleton as his home.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-21
athena Jaclrabbitr Going BACK.

Floyd Payne, sensational Univer-
siy Of Oregon two mile runner who
is known in intercollegiate circles as
the Athena Jackrabbit," contem-
plates re-entering college in Febru-
airy after spending the first semester
at his home.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-21
Word from Vessel.

A letter received this morning
from H. H. Vessel, retired Pendleton
merchant, who is visiting with an un-
Gle and cousins in Freeport, H., states
that it is very cold in that place and
Jhat there is plenty of snow Mr.
Vessel will visit in New York and
Oklahoma before returning home
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-21
PETER. kEEHE

Peter Keene, American manager of
the Babricora Ranch, in Chihuahua,
Mexico, the property Of w. r, Hearst,
who was missing after an attack on
the ranch several weeks ago, is re-
ported to have been killed by order
of villa.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-21
More sport For BAN Fans.

Automatic baseball is not the only
winter sport for the rabid fans, A
blackboard game of baseball has
caught the fancy of some Of the more
ardent and, so enthusiastic did some
of them become in the game last night
that they forgot to go to bed until
the early hours of the morning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-21

WINSTON, No, Jan, 2O-The en-
gineer was killed, the fireman badly
hurt and five passengers injured
when the California Limited was de-
rallied two miles west of here. one
engine and seven cars left the track.
The steel construction prevented a
heavy loss Of life
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-21
sole sack OF coal; Is bays.

Having stole a sack of coal, so It
is alleged, and traded it for meal
at the Headlight restaurant, Henry
Scholl was arrested last night and
this morning was sentenced to is
days in the city jail on a vagrancy
charge. He claimed to have found
the coal along the railroad tracks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-21

Mack Foster and Gus Schluter
we'll known Echo wheat farmers, are
here today, interested in the wheat
market Mr. Foster mas not yet sold
his wheat and quite a rev Echoite:
are in the same category. George w
Lambirth yesterday sold $500 bush
els Of Turkey Red and hybrid to the
Echo mill at a price of 81 per bush.
el
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-21

The case of E. l.. Mills, n. H. Mills
and f. Peterson VS.. S. Norton Bobo
has been dismissed and the defend
ants costs, S125O, have been assess
ed to the plaintiffs. AIr. Bobo, who
was formerly editor of the Stanfield
Standard. is now in Portland
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-21

The first coyote scalp brought in
since The first of the year was pre-
sented to the county clerk yesterday
by c, NJ. Umbarger of this city. The
reduced bounty Of $3.50 was collect
ed. Robert Linsner of Yoakum col.
lected $2,OO for a bobcat scalp.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-21
Robber Gets $500.

Los ANGELES, Jan. 21.-A mask
ed robber attacked the Culver City
Bank and forced Cashier McHughes
at the point Of a revolver to walk
into the vault The robber escaped
with $500
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-21

city has heretofore attempted Six
thousand people will take part in the
performance, and a huge receptacle
has been arranged that will be placed
back Of the stage to make the ac.
oustic conditions perfect.
The Shakespeare celebration was
incorporated to stimulate and coordi-
nate the spontaneous local festivals
which will be held in New York next
spring. It's incorporators are Miss
Mary Porter Reegle, Mrs Ben All
Haggin, Mrs. W. Forbes Morgan. Jr.
Mrs. Percy Mackay and Miss Kate
Oglebay.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-21

Donald Rice, coach of the Pendle-
ton high school boys basketball team
left this morning with the team for
Waitshurg. Both the boys and girls
teams will play there this evening and
at Weston tomorrow night.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-21
a~%%~%~%%%~~~A~


y SYLVESTER, Ca, Jan. Ell
= Five negroes were dragged from
y Jail and hanged to a tree near
= by. The mob tricked the sher-
= iff They presented a negro, his I
y arms tied, asking for shelter,
= saying they feared lynching
= The sheriff opened the doors,
. then the mob overpowered him
= and dragged out the covering
= negroes. Efforts to trail the
. slayers failed. It. is believed
= they came from Lee county. be-
. cause the negroes were accused I
q of killing the sheriff Of that I
= county,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-21
Girl Dies at Hospital.

Rosina Nerwest, daughter of Ed
Bsuhman of Adams, passed away yes
terday at st. Anthony's hospital. She
was % years old Funeral services
viii be held tomorrow at the Cath
olic mission on the reservation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-21

Experiments by German scientists
have shown that an excellent pulp
for paper manufacture can be obtain
ed from hop vines
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-21

NJ c. Kaufman and family left
today for Anglan, Wash, whore they
win locate. Mr. Kaufman engaging
i'm the stock business, He was for
merry a cigar maker here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-21
Judd Returns Home.

f, E. Judd vice president of the
American National Bank arrived
home yesterday from Hartford, Conn
where he had been called by the last
Illness Of his mother.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-21

OAKLAND. Jan. 21.-Three We're
burned, two fatally in an explosion
in a gas plant. Six others, working
near, narrowly escaped
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-21

The next U and l Club dance will
be given Saturday evening, January
20, at Eagle Woodman hall
(Ady.) COMMITTEE.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-21

Assistant Librarian leaves,
Miss Lois CrlsswelL assistant coun.
II librarian. left this afternoon for
Tacoma to spend several weeks with
friends and relatives
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-21
Buy Fori Deliveries.

Frank Heald Of the Northern Pa
cific express office, and the Troy
Laundry have both purchased Ford
deliveries from the local agency,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-17
oier3ebntss aapitel

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9arten torte unb einen belen Yfiff.
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flos ihm entsesen.
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bens. unD Sdoubeltsbunser oes d@e'
nelenoen itir5te &c iid ooa S%nbrunli
in pieIen nsuen DUEL unausoentlider
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Acknowledgment, %blnseriHen. 9atts
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mar, Der nit einem 10 unerbDrt berr'
li9sn Strl9 DE 9erSen Der 9Orer
er5ittern lieB!
Sb. er, gums @eiteotner. CT wlroe
tbn nibt laiien. Ieinen neuen 5reunp,
sr piirDs Jpn mitnebmen mad Wien,
nit gu iein.m MuiitIehrer. leinem
Juten profehor, Staunen follte Der
profs6Or. itaunen iOate bic sanae
yDelt!
Gene gege;fteruns tannte feline
@ren5en,
Oft fiirate er. obne ansutIOpfen.
in 9iias 3immer.
,Saben Sic ssb0rt, SrduIein 2iia.
baben @ie Das sebOrt9 lnb sic
tDnnen bier iiben, in aler 9ube21
@ie seiitesabpeienb faB ie I'm
3tmmer. bic idOne Clio pan be
SanDt.
Gin. Rrantbeit bate lie befaIIen,
Die an ibrem bergen frob pie bic
untarmber5iss ItSoe. unb ibre
Rrautbsit bieB 9eimweb; nad BEN
srlten Sreuoenrauia ldlid ie ii4 IN
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2nDIftes RopiteL.

0as 5iebet tobte nun idon m,sbs
rsre Sase uno Jtdfte, Inoras Smrs
mar pie aufseriebsn.
Stunoenlon9 tpnnte er re9unes.
los, nit balbseiGlcfenen ausen Oas
liesen. Damn piebsr podte lbn cine
lurdtbare uarubs; nur ielten emit.
idlsierten Iidte Womsnte feline tpirs
rem 8~oriteaungen.
IS mar tief in Der Rudt. Seftiae
WinSitObe Oriidten sesen Die @dsi,
ben, man bDrte, tpie bas Mleer brittle
unb rieiige 0aFermaFen aeaen bic
teini9en llfer i9leuberte.
Srsenopo i'm Saute muBte Der
Wino @iniob finben, es NOR tpie Elm
leiiss Minieln.
2iia JOB in einsm ae6nfubI neben
Smrss gett. Sic lab in Dem triben
at4t Der Ra6tlamps u~nsepSbnlid
bleta,. 10 perfauen aas. Sic bate ss
ourdseIebt, bob II, Redt fir Radt
BON elm hbr bis iieben ubr 6ei Dem
&ronten maiden ou,fte.
anbros Smrs mar unrubia, isin,
fdmaIen 5anbs irtten oui Der Belt.
oeds bin uno her. abseriHene SGbs
IN nnsarii6er SrroGe tamen lter
leins aussetrednetsn 2,ppen.
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ella TauS ouf. bsuste hd iibsr
i'm unp neBts ole idmalen 2ippsn.
Ia sriIf CT nit beiDen Sdnoen
nah ibr unb riGteie Iib ouf.
6roB i~tarrtsn feline ausen is on.
nYiia." fliiferts er. in bal6sm @rs
lsunen. -pir ss6sn IN ben alien 8ars
ten unter 0sl 9inbs. Die soIbens! gu
l5IeIt Oens Saare, bic golesnen!
8as fir Elm aolbsner, soIbener Sag
1T oos!!"
Qnoras Smre perfu6te a~uf5uIte.
fen, Hiia prsbte ibn nit fanftsr Sc
malt Suriid. Gr aber lieB ni4t na9.
gr l6nsIts untsr ibrem Druid empOr
unp idittslts lie ab, feline augsn
fladerten:
,ab," REF er better. ~0u psrrdtit
MIDI, Du itebit auf Dem psiben
S6iff, Ou laGit nit ben MDpen!
Sb, Su llnbsiiiss, 9u i9Iedte ao.
nisin! SreTen perpen lie Did. bic
M0pen, bic unbarmberSisen M6s
men! 81, i'd ienns lie = bier. bier
babsn lie seieiIsn. sebadt uno seio&t
- eei9rien! 50 9elhrisn -
Gr i9lus tebenb auf feline 8rut.
.Sier, oas Sers babtn Sic sefrei,
fen. Nb, ab. Oa fliebt 8lut. 9lut -"
SrluBen roite unp bonutrte bas
Meer.
Smre fpraus aut.
,Gein, nidt meme &0nigin! 0u
Gift meme RDnisin niht!!"
ella umtlommerte i'm uno per.
iudte. I'm in oas Sett auriidauprdn'
gen.
Gs 5elans ibr nidt.
sic ranssn mitsinGioer.
Smre pbnntaiierte in ieiner Muts
teriprade peiter, ieicenI9aftlid. nit
nett aufgerifenen ausen.
gnolid aber lieb feline aroft mad.
Wtit uniislide, Mibe braate Clio
i'm in eas Belt suriid.
Sle 5ltterte nm gdn3en Seloe,
i6ueioenOs Sdmersen ourd5udten
lie, 5rGnen rannen iiber i9r Gei9t.
SIN Sauie p~inIeIte uno tlaste es.
90 mii6te ii4 Elm anDerer 2aut
binein.
2iIa It0rrts. gum 8ett bin: Qnbras
lang = lang elm Iiibes. pe6mitises
@rausa ldittelte lie, lie Itir5te
fort unb Detts Yeter uno Maria
8artel.
0urd bic as0ffn.ts Sir oes 3ran.
tsnsimmsrs. Die 3rsppe binunter.
bsnng flor, pOa unenoli9er anmut
oas neGmiiti9e tleine 2ieo.
Srau 8nrtel nobm 2ifa IN tire
Urine, beibe Srausn peinten.
peter gartel aber ieBte iih nit
gefalteten 9dnoen auf Smres gett,
ran6.