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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-04
Suit Involving $4,000, 900 Mining
Property.

MIAMI, Okla, Dec. 3.-Suit has
been filed in the federal court in
Muskogee by Walter T. Apple and
Harry n. Harris of Baxter Springs,
Mo, against the Commerce Mining
and Royalty company and the Bilharz
Mining company of Miami. The suit
is over $50 acres of the richest mining
property in northeastern Oklahoma,
the same being situated near Cardin,
about five miles east of Miami. This
property is estimated as being worth
near S1O,000,000. The plaintiffs claim
that they hold a lease dated May 10,
1915, and that the defendants are
trespassing on their property. and
they ask an Injunction against the de-
fendant companies. The plaintiffs
claim their rights under an act of
congress allowing the Quapaw Indians
TO lease their land for mining pur-
poses for n period as long as ten
years, but no longer. A hearing of
this case viii come up before Judge
Campbell at Muskogee December II.
The Commerce Mining & Royalty Co.
is the largest single producer of lead
and zine in oklahoma.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-04
COUNTY IS EXTREMELY DRY
Cnolc sam 10 Offcr Howard for Two
Missing Men.

Special to The World
EARTLESNlLLE. okla. Dec. a
That the federal government intends
uncovering all of the secrets and in
rer workings Of the so-called whis-
Ky ring in EASTERN oklahoma in the
whisky drive" started by Uncle sam
is Indicated in the announcement that
unless two men who are fugitiVes
from justice, come in and voluntarily
surrender, the government will offer
a reward for their capture.
1t is reported that one of the two
men wanted Is soon to come in and
surrender ma that he has already ar
ranged for his bond. This man has
been prominent in booze circles be-
fore statehood and has made small
fortune
w; ellington county is the most arid
section of Oklahoma IT present. be-
cause of perslstent runors that at
least three secret service men are still
at work here. BootlesgeIs are not
going to take any more chances OF be-
coming cnmeshed with The federal
government. Many Of them have quit
the business for good and gone into
other lines. Others have lett the
country, fearing arrest AS a result OF
the governments crusade.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-04
Oklahoma Charters.


OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 3.-Secre-
following charters:
The Gold Standard Oil company,
Alex, capital $4,000; incorporators.
r. Cruce. j. NJ Hanna, f. !. Murdock,
Alex.
The Jet Oil & Gas Co, Jot. capital,
$4,000; incorporators. f. f. Linden,
&C.. II. Morlock, q. NJ. Nelson, Jet.
Mignon Features, inc, Ardmore.
cal ital, s72, 900; incorporators, c. l..
Anderson. Don Lacy, H. Wallace, Ard
more.
Mulholland oil & Gas Co, Apache,
capital, $4,000; incorpC rators. w. J
Mulholland. Newton Cpwan, T.. w
Frick, Apache.
Laverne LiSht Power & lee Co.,
Laverne, capital. $4,000; ircorpora-
tors, w. II X. Lewis T.. X Lewis,
Marcia Lewis. Laverne.
yellow Daisy Mining company. Mi
cmi. capital. $4,000; incorporators.
]. II. Wright, Joplin, Mo; VI. l..
Greer street. Lebanon. Mo; +. II. VIII
son Miami.
Utopia Mining company, Miami,
caTital 100000. incorporators, -. II.
Wilson, Miami: NJ. 7. Grcenstreet. \.
G. Hoppock, Lcban IN Mo.
Redux oil company, Tulsa, capital.
s5e 900. incorporators. Thomas d.
Lyon, II. +. Rambo, l.. G. Livesay,
Tulsa
Bora Producing company, Tulso,
car rital, $4,000: iucorporators. T.. f..
Gestcr, II. +. Rambo l.. 6. LIvesay,
Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-04
POLITICAL CRISIS
IN GREAT BRITAIN
Control of All War Measures
by Committee of Five
Urged by Officials.

LONDON, Dec. 3.-The political
OF the hour is generally believed to
mean the future control of all war
measures, both military and econimic
by cabinet directorate of five, ad-
Vised by Gen. Sir. William Robertson.
chief of the imperial staff and Ad-
miral Sir John X. Jellicoe, first sea-
lord.
The question Of the resignation of
Premier Asquith to give place for
David Lloyd George, or Andrew Bonar
Law. also is discussed. but that Mr..
Asquith will resign, appears improb-
able.
The premier had a long audience
with The king today which furnished
a basis for the afternoon papers to
predict his resignation. But he would
consult with the king as a matter of
course over any important govern
mental change.
The war council was formed in the
cabiret last year but the minimum
number of five which Mr.. Asquith
then announced. has heen exceeded
and the popular impression is that
the council has been largely failure
because its decisions were subject to
debate and ratification by the full
cabinet.
The forecast of the new war coun-
cil--prcmier Asquith. David Lloyd
George, Andrew Bonar Law Arthur
Palfour and Sir Edward Carson-still
stands, but doubts are expressed
whether Sir Edward Carson who re-
sigred from the cabinet n year ago nc
cause he waE dissatisfied wsth the
gnvernm edit's policy in the Balkans
when Serbia was being hard pressed
will iejoin
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-04
HOW TO BEAT THE BURGLARS
New York Police Officcr Trios to Edu-
cate Public On New Lines.

NEW YORK. Dee. 3.-Advertising
will. he the medium of the campaign
inaugurated by Police Commissioner
Wocos to educate the public in COM
batting burglars sneak thieves. pick
pockets and others including reckless
motor car drivers. Thru the adver-
Using crusade in which big business
protecting life and property Will be
drilled INTO the public mind.
.'he uniformed police have been
given 100000 booklets telling of the
method OF the criminals and contain
ing bits of advice N the form of a
large list OF "don.s." In addition
storokecpers have received fifty thou
sand placards depicting n street acct
cent due to negligence on the part OF
the driver. Slides will also be shown
in every picture thceter giving the
"dCn'ts"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-04

Special to The World

Sperihl 10 Inc world
COMMERCE.. Okla. Dec. 3-B. NJ
Sims, V. s. Simpson. J. c. Reed, j. S
Denton and others all Commerce men.
have secured an acre lease near Car
din and already have one drill hol,
down to good ore The property Is
located near the Blue Goose mine, enc
Of the best producers in the field. NJ
name hds been selected fer the com.
pany but the men state that If the
ore Is found they will develop tn,
property right away and put up a
concentrating plant This is one oi
the newest companies to start pros.
LeCting in the field.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-04
Football Team Blows Up.

BRISTOW. okla. Dec 3-Today
was very quiet one in this city. The
business houses all closed as per
agreement at noon, and the business
section had more the appearance of
"A Sunday afternoon than that Of
Thanksgiving day The annual foot
ball game did not materialize for the
reason that the team had blown up.
Coach Earl Lowery left for his home
In Shawnee some four weeks ago, and
since then the team has only played
one game, that with Stroud There
was so much wrangling at that game
that the principal of the high school
thought II best 10 disband the team.
II sure was dull day in Bristow
Blouie,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-04
Basketball for a Change.

ERlSTOW, Okla, Dec. 3.-The
members of the defunct Bristow high
school football team met this week
and organized a basketball team, with
which they expect to win a majority
of their games during the winter The
boys chosen were among the fastest
of the football team and claim they
Will make better showing than
when in the outdoor game. They are
practicing practically every afternoon
now and will soon be in shape for a
game, No dates have been made as
yet, but they are open to all chal-
lenges in this district of the state. The
principal OF the high school has the
boys in training and is also acting as
coach.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-04
Wins Tlx Suit.

COLL1NSVlLLE, Okla. Dec. al.
d. Ward won the case that was taken
to the state supreme court by the city
of Collinsville. About one year ago
the city undertook to collect some
delinquent taxes against which j. d.
Weird objected, and he filed a suit re-
straining the city from collecting the
same. Wards contention was over
the fact that II was not legal for the
city cf Collinsyille to collect tax and
give tax title separate from that Of
the county. He alleged that the
county was the only authority for such
q title.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-04
Another Good Strike.

MIAMI, Okla, Dec. 3.-The Yer
million Prospecting company, one of
the latest mining companies to enter
the Oklahoma field. has made a good
strike on its lease OF 45 acres one and
one-half miles east OF Quapaw. Five
holes have been drilled on this lease,
the last of which shows a 13-foot ore
face with the drill still in the ore.
The members of the company are j.
w Swartz. Rev. L. X. Guthrie. S. j.
and Ray Blair and j. B. Denton. The
company expects to build large mod
ern mill and enter the ranks of pro-
ducers In the very near future.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-04
SOME CELEBRATION.

COLUMBIA, Mo. Dec. s.
University of Missouri students,
oycrjoycd by victory over the
University of Kansas lombard
ed local theatcr with eggs at
80 cents dozen. what care
We" they cried. kansas is
paying"
The students were beaten off
in their attempt to storm their
way to the playhouse interior,
but the lobby loked like a futur-
list mural decoration. The walls
were of sickly yellow and
well. all of the eggs were not OF
the 50-cent variety.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-04
Quarantine to Hold.

Spetlhi 10 lht Noflu,
OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. GUAR
antnC by the state board of agricul-
turo against the shipping in of cattle
from the state of Nebraska Kansas
and Iowa. Will not be raised immedi.
ately, following the announcement
that what was supposed to have been
foot and mouth disease discovered a
few days ago in Kansas City has
turned out to be stomatitis. President
Frank Gault OF the state board says
the quarantine will stay whore 1t is
until there positively is no danger of
srreading the disease in Okla homa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-04

World Greek County Bureau.

Norlu Nreek 'ouhty burehu
SAPULPA, okla. Dec. "A cash
ier's check for $4,000 is being made
plaything OF by the wind or is rest
ing securely in the pocket of some
one to whom 1t does not belong. At
torney X. B. Thompson stepped out
of his office In the Berryhill building
Saturday morning with the check in
his pocket and shortly afterward
when he reached for IL the elusive
paper had disappeared. Banke were
Immediately warned not to accept the
check.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-04
Drilling Large Tract.

MIAMI. Okla, Dec. 3.-Webb city
and Carthage men are drilling a tract
consisting of 745 acres between qua
paw and Commerce. Two drill holes
have been put down and good ore has
been encountered in both of them.
This is one of the largest leases held
by one company in the district and If
good ore should be found on the
property the lease would be worth
near 100000. Richard Holden Of
Carthage is the owner in fee of the
land.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-04
Wants 10 Keen Children

OAKLAND. Cal. Dec. 3.-Mrs. Bes-
sic NJ. London, first wife of Jack Lon
don, declared today that she would
not turn over the custody OF her two
dal glters. Joan and Bess London. to
Mrs Charmion *. London, the widow,
as requested in the famous writer's
will. Mrs London said. that she had
been amply provided for In n prop
erty settlement made with her former
husband Years ago.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-04
Grid Claims Is Victims

CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-Football
claimed 10 lives during the 1916
season which closed with
Thanksgiving day games, ac
cording to figures compiled by
the Associated Press. Last year
the total was 16; in 1914 there
were 10 deaths Football Off
cials declare that not a single
death occurred in any game in
which the players were known
to be physically as well as men
tally trained for the test. Not
single life was lost, they say,
in a game where a physicians
examination was demanded.
In most cases those who lost
their lives We're members of
high school. professional
and prairie elevens. only one of
the victims was a college player.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-04
To Have Junior High school.

SptVlhl 10 Hc Nprlu'
BARTLESVILLE, Dec. 3.-Bartles-
vile will begin work some time early
next year in the construction of a ju-
nior high school building. This will
be the first city in the state to estab-
lish school of this description. Re
Gently the city voted bonds in the sum
of 100000 for the construction Of
such a building.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-04
RnAch RaNlnr Cnninin.

WACO. Texas Dec. 3.-Baylor uni
varsity officials today ratified the
election Of George Roach as captain
OF the football team for the 1917 sea-
sen. Roach was formally elected at
banquet rendered the members OF
the football team last night by Waco
business men.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-04
Snndusl.y Nnyor Arrested

SANDUSKY, Ohio, Dec. 3.-Mayor
Robert Koegle was arrested in his Of
flee Saturday on n secret indictment
returned Friday by the grand jury,
charging neglect of duty in connec-
tion with criminal cases which he
hears as police Judge. Koegle is
mayor by virtue of being president of
the city commission elected under .
new charter recently.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-28

ssIssneter St6rmsr, mas toitet Der
Spab NIT benz neuen Rod -. iebt,
NIT Dem S9niegerpater tonnte CT
alles be5ablen!
60, Die Sir mar gIiidli9 aufges
I6lpIien, pas in Der Settitimmung
eeraoe feline &leinigteit mar. Damn
. Elm tIeiner 9lufI6rei aus irssnb
elmer gde oes matt erleu4teten 3ors
ribors -. elm buItises aussinanbsrs
fobrsn speier iungen Menidsn -.
.prOit Reuiabr," faste Sans Oers
bubt, als er enbIi9 beruus batte,
iper Otsie beiben tparen, bic ii9 ba
ebsn 70 heftis seiiiBt butten.
-proIt Reuiabr," >pieberbOIts Der
sSreunS nod nerOubter, ipGbrenO bic
&IGre binter irgenoeiner Siir, bin<
ter Der SnteI Wior nod INNER alas
bier ipieIte. peridpunOsn mar.
50, Menfdenstinb =. mo- bofe
oenn BLOB Die fsubaIs &Iuft ber9"
Sons, Der ben grauen lllitsr melt
prn Ii9 getporfsn uno nun in Isiner
eansen prodbt Dor bem Sitter ieis
nes Slides itdnb, mari ii4 in Die
9ruf.
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I9idte, nit Der Gbitb 9eite perlobt.
Sd bonte Dir, mein Sun9e -"
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gang entseiitert ausIab, besriff al.
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ibm ouftommen pollte, belt Dor Dem
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limb, baB i9 mid aud sufdais Osrs
lobt babe" iagte er, lansfam bic
SanS ssgsu ben isligen Greuno auss
ItredenO. Limb bab ib es ni9t nOtig
babe, mebr uuf ben i6nOOen Wams
mon oIs oufs Ser3 gu ieben. Ses
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boIte Sans, ettpos nii9teinsr psr>
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fam ibm pIDBIid mertpiirOig tlsin
Dor gssen bas bes 6reunoes. Senn
Der itrabIte ia... ale aatuns, Der
iiberitrnblte Io9dr nod ieinen fuus
teInaseIneuen GsIelII9oftsrod!
limb mas bic BLONDE 9tGre ant
abenb nidt gu @nOe sefagt, Oas fuss-
te SriB StOrmsr ieBt bsim Cute
no6tpiinI4en:
Gin 9l:id, baB i9 ben Smotina
nidt CUR redtsn 3eit betommsH
babel"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-28
Elm 0liiftHfall.
SiIbciterbumoreste bon life 9rafft

gls Sans am 8ormittag bes lebs
ten Soses i'm Sabr nit @Oitb 9eite
SdIitti4ub lief, mar sr punI9Ips
9IiidIi4. Der feids. ipsiBe 8oIlIpsas
ter mo9te enti9ieoen @inbrud auf
bas DeripObnte Sol6fiIcb6en. SelbIt
ibre Wlutter, Die 5rou DirsttOr, Ole
ibr SD9ter9m bon Der gisbabn ats
boIen ipollte, bob ipobIpolleno ibr
ausengIas sesen ben i6neibigen
Partner Der So9ter un6 Ia9te lies
bensipiirbi9: rWsnn sic uns beute
abenb aur SiIpsiterfeier beIu6en
ipoIen, Serr Matuiius, piirben mir
uns freuen -"
Sans perbeusts ii6 tief, @6itb Ia.
6eIte ibm freunoi9aftli9 gu, ibre
Wlutter meinte liebenSpiiroig: -Serr
StOrmer, S6r gutter Sreuno, tommt
ou4, Sas iunse Bolt mill nGmli9
tau5en -"
llnb bann Itunb Sons pIObIi6 aIs
lein uno itarrte Dem gluto na9, bas
beioe Samen sntfiibrte.
@lngelaoen -. regelrebt einqelas
ben mar er fir beute abenb in oem
rei9en SauIe! DsI9 Slid unO un-
sIiid 5ugIeiG! Gr bate ia ni9ts ons
au5ieben! Der einsige, f9parSe Rod
bonn @ramen ber sldnste pie Sped
i9parte, einen Srad poer Smptina
beiaB er ni9t : unb nieoer bas
2eibamt in gnipru9 nebmen, bas
ging beute ni9t pegen Der 2eere i'm
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na9bar, Der St0rmer, nidt audi au
Der fiiben @bitb seIobsn pGre! Der
bate ibm bann bisllsi9t ieinsn Ges
ieuibaftsrod gepumpt -. aber 70. 4.
es mar Elm GIenb.
Tlit tisf ssienttem Saupte IdIi5
Sans enoIi6 beim in Iein sinFa6es
3immer. @r pollte periu6en, Die
psnitonspirtiu, ole perpitipete frau
Or. S9mibt, anaupumpen. q6er bic
niir6i9e Dame itanb bsrsits nit
6rduIein &lGrden, bsm bIpnben,
niebIi9en SaustO9ter9en, i'm &ors
ribor, um in Der Stabt @intGufe fir
ben SiIueitera6enO gu MAIDEN, uno
lie bebduptets, teinen 4ussnblid 3eit
fir Serrn Matuiius au babsn. glber
er pGre pielIei6t 70 Iiebensuiiroia,
gu Offnen, falls es tlinssln IOats, 0a
iie bas Wldb6su aud mitnebmen
miiBte unb Serr St0rmsr Ii6 gum
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beuts obeuo gu einem 5eIteFen selas
ben fei...
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beute abeno ui6t gu Ositss ge6sn
tOnnte. RntiirIi9 piirbs Der St0ys
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-28
NRnJat1r 1417.

Auntel bic RsbeIwanb! 2ubt mod ba.
9inteH
neber bic Grbe ber g8eltenbranb,
9lutenb Gin siurbfidt nit fcurisen
Sinten,
Cher gldn5t friCblid. Elm SpnnenIan6?
@eroeH bcfrsit num Sod ole 85Iter
unb Mee.e,
Sber Derblutet europa 81 sll6iuns
@bre?
@eltenuenbe, nit bunnernbem @anee
Srauit iiber alle 9iatieI bu bin;
Sb beine Stunbe tuGbrt fnr5 ubcr Iaugr,
Sn ben SterncH itrbt bein @eninn:
aus ben 8e9en npa S6mers unb ben
riittelnben Stiirmen
@ia cine neue @elt iitj sebiren unb
tiirmen.
Sp niele 9arben aIs Sel6eule6eu
96unsn nidIt birr i'm 5eIbe prrtuebu,
60 ntel SIut aus ben fuitbaritcIl Rc6en
SaTu nlht itumm bin sur 3elter gebn,
Sp bisle trutise, flGmmenbs 8intclriebc
Srefen ans SaBH fir Sreibeit unh
8abrbeit unb Sriebc
SnIber uHb Samann bift INNER &C.
iuefeH,
Seutffsum, bu, reihes an 2rnft uu6
an 9etit;
8iG cine iinfenbe Renidlhsit scneicu,
Sit es bcin arm, ber emppr ie reiFt:
Shsuinse als @eiReI hein Sfpert, ibren
Sempel 81 rein'sen,
Silf bic Sctbrte @elt in neuem 2iGte
banH etu'aen!
Gpura6 MAILER.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-12-28

limb mir rofsn outt bies 5eusr.
rleer. Die Slut in ben Dagen feist
uno iteigt. Dir biiGen uns elm, iie
ab5uipebren - pergeblid.
gln ben Siiren iteben S9offner 9oz
fen. Sur9 Die erGiBten SenIterI6eis
ben - lperben iie ni9t iogIei9 5er>
lpringsn? - ieb9n mir oen brennens
Den DnIO. 8ie fIommenOe Ries
ienfodsIn fteben bic StGmme. 9as
llnterboI5 lObt, bic 3psise unb bic
&rpnen. 9lei9 rotten &Obolben biips
fen Die SeuerfeBen bon 9tIt gu 9tit.
9luti9Ian9en ibieben bonn 8pben
empor uno pieber binunter.
gBie i'm Sluse iebsn mir aGes.
0enn mir iauien babin, bab bic Rds
Der bo4ipringen. Seoen glugenbIid
tOnnen mir eutgIeiienO serooe in bic
6lammen falIe.I. Die fiir6terli9e
SiBe 1T ni4t mebr gu ertrassn. 9ier
i9reit elmer auf. Oort taumeIn anz
bere 5ur Sir. bonn Sdaffner Suriid>
geitOben. Sn uIler augen lit ittere
Sobesangit - fait Wabniinn.
- 0a - elm treii@enoes Snirs
I9en Der 8remIe = Der 3ug fGbrt
lungiamer. &Onner mir nidt ipeiters
SIT bsnn Der Deg beriperrt2 @r lit
es tpirtli4, ipie mir slei9 barnad b0>
ren. 8rennenbe S9ienenbolSen,
iibergsfaIIsne @tGmms MAIDEN bic
5abrt sur llnmDgli9teit. Sinter uns
tit bereits bas 9let9e 8erpiii itungss
bilo.
So9 mir errei6en geraoe nod cine
Ireiere Stelle. 2ints nebsn oem 9dbnz
tOrper treten Die 8dume Suriid, benn
bort liest Elm tIsiner See. Gr 1T bonn
WaIbe bart eingei9IoFen. aber bic
Nlammen iinb uns 6o9 fpenigItens
auf elmer Sette fir ein 3pan5igs
meteritrede ferner geriidt. Senno9
fdnst Der 3uy ihun na9 turSem
StiIleIiegen Seuer. unb nun ersiebt
it9 Der f9reienoe, brGnssnbe Msns
l1enitrom auf ben 8abnOamm, tlet>
tert Die 8Oi9ung binuntsr gum See.
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9as @aHer tlati9i auf. Sb er f6
retten tonnte9 Seeiner bentt on 0en
anberen.
Die Sibs Der 2uft 1T ia nod im<
msr ertotenb. 3aum bin i9 unten
- es 1T iuit bort. mo 8abnbamm
unb brsnnsnoer WaIb bic Seeede bilz
ben - 10 iprins' i9 in bic 5Iuten
binein - Oas iit @rIOIuns! Sin
Stid bertobItes SoI5 bonn lfer reibe
ib nit mir. barauf rittIinss ausau<
barren orauBen in @aFersmitte. limb
Inn Oieie SolaItiids am llfer unter
ben Iobernbsn 8Iumen entIpinnt ii9
elm srauiiger 8ompf. Senn bas @ai>
Ter 1T tief. gu mir beriiber tlinst
9spldtider, 9si9tei, boSu elm StGms
metraden aus @aloestiefe. SD f9Iies
BE bic glugen, bob ib penigitens
ni6ts mebr febe. SeIfenpolIen tpGrs
eigener llnter9ang.
9is gang oi4t neben mir Elm Rus
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~Smoting nidt sur rs6tsn 3sit
g.tommen it," ipOlIte Iie in9en. ater
als Iis bic mertpiiroia beiBen glueen
bss Mannes nsben Tid) Iab, tonnte
Iie es nibt. @on3 Itia unb fro9
Tentte iie nur ben &opf unb lief in
bic &iihs. nm an i6rem SnIat peis
ter gu ianeioen. E.
Srib StDrmer uber tat einen tIeis
nen 9fiff, als bate er Ioeben cine
gang merttpiirbigs. besIildenoe gnt.
Osduns semadt. Damn sins er lpies
Der auf isiH 3immer, I'M itb um5u=
tleiben.
Der peItertrubeI INN Witters
na9t mar ldngit pertIungen. nIs
Suns in felieer Stimmuns bic. 8or>
ribOrtiir gu 5rau 9ottor S9mi5ts
Psniionat aufIdIOB.
Dos mar elm N6eno gefpeIsn. .
0onnerpetter! Sns @fen, bic fiirft>
ii6en Rdume. gbitb, Der ipunoers
Fare Smpting, olles tipstpp! lln6
ounn 6ie eine Iiibe @iertslitunbe i'm
Kindergarten nit benz gsIiebtsn Mds
bel alIein. :. isin baItises 9eitdnbs
mis- -. ibr turses Strdu6en unb ie,
Iigss Radgebsn... bu breimaI
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Onra' q Rrttnn1.
gins Sti55s aus benz Gsbsn.

8ebaeIi9 fobsn mir am Silpei!ers
abeno nm bas ttouli9e 8aminieuer,
bus OampfsnOe Yunidglos CUR Ssite,
aIs unIer gDirt nit na9oentIi9em
Bid in bas bell auflooernbe 5euer
meinte: r@ie bic 5lammen mir Oeuts
lid eine S0ene aus meinem 2eben
Dor 2tussn Saubern, bic 8ergangenbeit
pirb ipiebsr IebenOig. @iirOe es Sic
intereKieren, stipas ieIbterlsbtss aus
einem ameritunii9en Dalbbrunb gu
bOren9" Ri9ts tCnnte uns erlpiinI9s
ter iein, uno 10 begann Oenn unier
freunOIider @aIt9ebsr nit lG9eIrOsm
8Iide auf feline ibm aur Seite iibens
be, immer nod iHOns 5rau gu er3Gbs
len:
9ledseno unb itampfenb fdbrt Ser
Sug in bic fleine, entlegene Station
i'm pGIberrei9en Rorbtpeit elm. unb
fosIeib itiirot unter ,9eI9rei unb
3rdnsen elm Souft BON uiIb aus
iebenben PaIIagi!ren auf bic Wugens
tiiren gu. Sic bobeK ober nidts Y0s
ies Dor, ipnOern es IinO elenOe S!ii9t.
Iinse aus ben brennenben DGIOern
bisies i9per beimgeiu6ten SiItritts
- Ndnner, Sralen uuo ainber.
Sn unier glbteil tommt au6 elm
sieinsr, sebre9Ii1er, bonn 9lIter f9on
ean5 trumm ge5pgener Manu nit
einem ipunoerbiibi9en MGO9en BON
8pOlf Sobren. Die SIeine bat ipres
benoe, tiefbrouus gtugen i'm f6muIen
Geiidtdsn bon Ii9tem 8ron5eton.
9rauBen ouf bsm 8abnitsig erIiI6t
bic piIoe unrI9e uno bas 9eI6rei;
Die 2eute bnben lpirtlidb olIe PInb GEE
funben, obsIei9 'anier 3ug idon beim
@iuIaufen fat iiberfiint mar. Der
3ugfiibrsr itebt nit Dem Stations