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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-04-07

Goes to the Memphis Reunion and
Marches Three Miles in Big Pa
rade-Gains is Pounds.

II it had not been for that Tanlac
| couldn't have gone TO the Conled-
crate Reunion at Memphis on the Stb
OF October ana marched afoot for
nearly three miles in the big parade"
said Frank b. Kondrtck. who lives at
1900 Charlotte avenue, Nashville. Mr.
Kcndrlcll is one OF Nashyilie's oldest
and best known citizens.
As 4 member of Company /, Second
Kentucky Cavalry, Basil Dukes regi-
mont. General John b. Gordons com
mand Mr. Kendrick saw service
throughout the Civil War.
During the winter said Mr. Ken
dric6, u suffered intensely with rhcu-
matism. and when smiugtimc came l
went all to pieces. ! had just about
made up my mind that my end was
not very far off. II looked like | was
on the verge of a general physical de
cline, and / had about despaired OF
ever walking again. am seventy
years of age, have fought good fight
ana proven my record ana was ready
to go. But since | got hold of Tanlac
| have set my head 10 round out nine
ty years, and from the way / feel now
-o~He'e I VIII 90 ii. before ] began
taxing inns Eleolo'ne / Was l'pi'lE
ioS1ns what httle strength ana HcSh
had and was so weak ANA dominated
1t was al I, could 90 to walk from tn'
Dcd TO inc ch'f' and oven ula' re-
CURED great eAeftio" / l'd no 'pp'-
the al all couioh Steep 10 40 any
good ana was a"luIy nervous MY
HeSn seemed /" oEE anu / 9u'''i'0 At
great deal W''h heau'c"7'
doe'ofeo ana oo0'oi'"' po' V'o
NOT 7ho" any SiS" Oh i'"P''' ei'i'i'''
"l'Iiou'eu my laliuie 10 yet Ie''ei ~
my ola age ana GeciiHl"s pnY7l'd'
powers but l MADE q O'a guess ne
cause AFTER taxing i3i'lac TWO "cChS
leH better ana younger IMAM hao
le4t - years J an nov Oh Wy i''i''''
ootels' ana am 4cluan, 'iiii tce"
pouhoS heavier thah was oeioie
oesah 'aAils lanai ~ ei"t'ie9 N9i0
20 La se--iio" iheS are 700 smut
ana guess WIZ 'i'''e ~ o"s ''o'i'e7
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-04-07
A. = SOUTH CONFERENCE
is OPENED AT BILOXI

Biloxi, Miss, April THE quarter
iy conference of the NJ. +. Church
South, was held at the Methodist par
sonage in Biloxi Tuesday night Rev
John r. Jones, of GulfpOrt. presided
Other representatives present were:
Rev. j. L. Jordan, H. b. Rush. Judge
j. w. Parish, Prof. r. p Linlield, Dr
w. T. Bolton, Judge w. +. White
Rev. Fl. F. Tolle and G. w. Grayson, O
Biloxi; and Rev. w. II. Van Hook
camp ground. and w. S. Hickinbottom
of Beauvoir.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-04-07
BRYAN GOING To
ORLEANS MEETING
WILL BE ONE OF PRINCIPAL
SPEAKERS AT EDUCATION
CONFERENCE.

New Orleans, April 7.--William Jen-
nings Bryan will be in New Orleans
April 80 to address the delegates TO
the Southern Conference for Educa-
lion and industry.
Theodore Roosevelt, among others
invited. viii not be here. Information
from New York Thursday is that the
former President will not be able to
make the trip.
Or. Harry r. McKeen, secretary Of
The conference announced the coming
,Cf AlphOnso Das JardiNs. of Quebec,
member Of the Canadian parliament,
noted banker and agriCulturist. The
British consul general at this port,
Mr. Erskine, will assist in arrangiHg
the reception to NJ. Des Jardins, who
viii be the principal speaker at a
luncheon on the opening day and who
viii also be one of the speakers at the
night session.
The conference will &c in session
from April Is to 20.
Dr.. McKeen also announced Thurs
day that the Southwestern Passenger
Association has granted reduced rates
for the conference. This action is sim
liar to that of the Southwestern Pas
senger Association some days ago.
Between I 800 and 1900 delegates arc
expected
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-04-07
TWO Pupils IN MISSOURI
~ ~ - "
SCHOOL; COST $50 A MON

Montgomery, Mo-, April 1.-THE
Pine Knct district school, near here,
is conducted at an unusual expense.
1t is brought out that there are only
t4o pupils and the teacher gets $50
per month, making the cost Of edu-
eating these two Missourians just $25
a month, not including fuel and JAM
tor service
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-04-07
MISSISSIPPI NEWS

for the lease of property on Back Bay,
on which he proposes to open a can
ming factory. The property. which runs
north from the Central School house,
viii probably be leased TO him at the
recess meeting of city council Monday
night.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-04-07

- -
pouad | feel Ike n
new, woman. ! al
way5 had headache
during tho Change
of Life and vas also
troubled with other
bad feelings COM
mon at that time
dizzy spells, nervous
feelings and he a t
flashes. Now I an
in Il q tier health
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-04-07
GOLD FISH, IL INCHES LONG,
is CAUGHT NEAR BILOXI

Biloxi, Miss, April Henry Cook
Jr.. of this city, while fishing in a
bayou near Biloxi, caught a goldfish
measuring II inches in length. Citizens
who have fished in the bayou state
that it is the home of a large number
of fine goldfish.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-04-07

a useful gift for a girl Is a sewing
machine. \ perfect model of our
large machine and which can be put
10 practical use can be seen at Singer
Machine Shop.-Adv.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-04-07
w. j. GRANT, DRUGGIST, NAMED
ON BILOXI SCHOOL BOARD

Biloxi, Miss. April w. ]. Grant
a Biloxi druggist, has been appointed
q member of the Biloxi board of school
trustees by city council Mr.. Grant sue
Ceeds the late w. X. NJ. Dukate who
WAS president of the board.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-04-07
For Commissions.

The News is authorized 10 announce
l.. McAULAY as a candidate for com,
missioner of the city OF 1Iatt.o5burg,
subject to the action Of the Demo
cratic primary of June 6, 1916.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-04-07
. . % ~4~< ~e~~ e
PRICES ARE SO LOW,
RADlSHES PlCWED UNDER

. Biloxi, Miss, April Peter
9 Guifria, one of the leading gar
. deners in Long Beach, stated
@ this morning that fields of rad
6 ishes are being plowed under,
o the prices quoted not justifying
. their shipment Five thousand
. pounds of these seed were
o planted during the present sea-
+ son.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-04-07
FOUNTAIN PEN AND OWNER
WERE BOTH SENT TO GLOl

London, April 7.-"Please send me
1000 CATS wrote an artillery officer
from Northern France. He wants the
cats for an anti.rat campaign Apollo
giving for Writing his. letter with a
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-04-07
ERNEST DEsPoRTE, JR., PLANS
CANNING FACTORY AT BILOXI

Biloxi, Miss. April 7.-Ernest Des-
porte, Jr., is negotiating with the city
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-04-07

GULF g. SHIP ISLAND TIME TABLE.
South Bound.
No. 1. No. 3.
Ar Hattiesburg 10:20am. 7:45pm.
Ly. Hattiesburg 1890 am. 1855 pm.
North Bound.
No. f. No g
Ar Hattiesburg $50 am. sos pm.
Ly Hattiesburg $40 am. S:l5 pm.
Trains Nos. ana > carry through
Pullman Sleepers To and from North.
ern cities.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-04-07
HEAT FLASHES,
DIZZY, NERVOUS
Mrs. Wynn Tells How lydia
z. Pinkharn's Vegetable
Compound Helped Her
D,.riingChange Of Life.

nic,,,c:lJ, IA. "Aftcr taking
seven bottles Of Lydia L. Piakhan's
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-29
gsO bIcibt amsriIaniIder stoIs?


g8m. $. GmorD Elm Yruoer Der
6rau &orotio gSbitriOge BON bier
lmo Elm Sobn oes omerifalliiHcn
Gontrc- -9lomirolS @iaiom S.@morD,
iit olS pbpiiideS @rod aus Den
Gicnltcu Scr englii1cn glrmee nod
@recn Spring &oae0 5ilriidgeianot
morOen no10em er felt @eginn ocS
&ricgcS ols @cmciner in Der eng
liicbcn glrmee geoicnt bat. Sein gcl
Itigcr 3ultonO lit 70 crl6iittert, ooB
Ger glr5t eS perbotcn bot, Dab irgcno
Scmou0 nit ibm iprcden oorf. Der
Sobn OeS nmcrifnnil6cn 9lonirolS
trot bel Dem 9eginn 0eS &ricgcS in
0ic enqliibe glrmcc Gin un0 0icnte
ais @cncincr in Ocn SAiibcngr1bcn
in 5ronfreid). mo- er ollr6 Die Cos
bom6eu Ocr 0eutidcn in ein iol@cS
9ciitigeS Stooilm gerictb, Dob CT gu
crit no6 GnglonO Suriidgebrodt
murOc unO nlS cr cinigcrnloBen
tronSportabel mar, murOc CT noN
glmerito obgclo0cn. Son oen Gin
mnnocrungs Ycb0rOen Der Ser.
Sinoten puroen ocnl llniert6on ocs
a6nigS @eorge bon england fcinc
S@micrigtciten in Oen. gSeg gelegt.
Son &onoon trof eeitern Ole Ge'
pcibc elm, Dob @orolo &omoS, Der
friiber in Holono Eorf mobnte uno
bier Elm @litglicO oes Baltimore
Country Gibbs mar, om 1. SuIi ouf
cincm Scr SdlohtfclOcr in 6ranf-
reid gciaIlen lit. SomoS mar cin
Gngldnocr. Seine 6rou, cine Slew-
Nortcrin wobnt 5ur 3cit IN Gng-
lon0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-29
N6riem Seridt.

9Iageneine Gu6e 6erridtc mif Der
9lGu Ycrfcr unO 9oItimorcr Dor.
ie. - Ser 0onOcl beuegtc iicb in
ic6r engen @rcn5en unO 6ottc oas
@eihdit eincn fleinen llmiong.-
Gine 9eiierung Der 9}otirIngeu
murOe uirgenOS 6emerft.
Sic gcItrigc 9lcp Norfer 96rie
perliei cbr nnintcrcHont unO mar
ser llmioug Oes 9lttien.WlorfteS Gin
ic6r flciner. Die Wle6r6eit Ger 9Ius.
go6cn mohten 6rildt6eiligc @ewin.
nc. Eroction.gltticn logcn in Son.
5eiiioncn ans, iln0 pertouften in glns
6etrobt ser Observation-Disclosures.
ten in Scr o6eren Stoot in cngen
WrcBcn. Die EreiS6eme9un9cn ua.
rem om ipGteu Gornlittog lebr unbe-
itimnt, mo wor ertenntlih, Dab
ousp0rtiqe @crtduie in ben iiibren.
sen Giien6o6n-glftien itottfon0cu.
Canadian @ocific, oic nit 176$s no.
tirten, pcrfolliten nit 17415. Union
@ociiic. Die "a @lmft oui 1865 &c.
monncn botien. fielcu oif 1876 5uriid
SpGtcr 5eigteu Die Sroction-9lftien
eiucn bciieren Con. Gritte. 9Ipenue
Itico "A ouf 6234, murOen brudtbei.
lige &crbeiicrungen IN Ocn Sntcr6o.
roug6.glusgobcn notirt.
Dlelp Sooen 6ielt an inter Dud
81 Itcbcn lmO aiug ouf 5711 5uriid.
9lm ip1tcn 9lohmittog bemegte iid6
OoS @eiddit in fleinem llmiong, bel
mcl6em einioe 9lusgo6cn mdBigc@e-
mime cr5iclien. Stdrfc modte iid in
einiocn flciucren Sto6l-Snouitrie-
glftien 6enerf6or. Ger Mortt ibloB
Icbr um6citimmt.
@oltimorer gorie.
Phi Der 6ieiigen S0rie berrihtc
olld gclterii ipIe0er bennruDIgenoe
Stillc GoS @eid0it lag Oollie
brod oornieOer ltnO iino Die penieen
Gcrfouie Die itottiouOcn, taum men.
ncnsmcrt6, Ger &ouOel belhr6nfte
iiM mie0cr oui Sci, unO mar oud,
Ooriu ic6r idmod. Baltimore Eubc
bot ii6 ctwoS er6olt imO notirtc &c.
Iicru nit t2i, ain9 o6cr ipdtcr mli
1904 5uriid.
0ooiion G6cniihc 6o6rif, lanr
nicbt rcbten glni6hB iinocn lnO no.
tirtc Oieie gIusgobe nit 45la.
Ger Welomorft bGucgtc iiCb olid
uidt oif 6rciter 9oiS. Ood miro cr
portet Dab nit @cginn ocS Serb
itcS OicicS @eidb0ft bencr miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-29
9Su6lifnm luirO nuscmiit6Iidl.

Giuige t1gli@c SobrgdIte y Der
StroBcn6obn @eieaihoft, Oarimter
So6u 80. &obinion bobcn on Den
Terfe6rS.9lqcntcn scr Strobeubobn-
@clcaldoit 98. 6. 2uOwie Elm &ro-
tcItl6rci6en bc3iiglic6 Der llebertill-
lung Der ein3clnen @oeeonS gelonot
uno cine 9lbihriit oicicr 9el6weroe
Der oFfcntlihcn 9ctricbs. Gommiilion
5uacItcat. Scit ocr @crfiiguug Der
Gonmiiiion bc6Iglid ser llcberiilI'
IlnQ uno onoercr &oridriiten
5lucdS &cgcIimg Ocr &crionen-9eior'
ocruno ouf oen gGugeonS Der Stro'
@cicaicboit bat Oic @clea-
lc1oit nod glnuobmc Ocr Yctentcn
feine &orfcbrim9en gctroffcrL unl
fir oie @cf0roering Der @erionen
untcr Den obpoltcnOcn llmitdnocn
Gorge 5u troeen, 10 OoB pielfodl
iiuf bis iebs g8ngqons porbciiobrcn
miiNcn che bic betreiienoe Ycrion
einen @lob crbGlt. 8ieOcr6olt iolI
cs porqefommen Iein Dab unipiIlieC
6ubr90ite oen Sboffncr einio6 5ur
Seitc oriidtcn uno iic6 cinen Eloe III
ocm ihon boIlbcicbtcn SSoggon cr-
3nanQcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-29
|crlanpt i'm gIIstmtiutn.


Game ipiinlht soft ino qoqiS IN BrboliSo'
miic i'm nnro1itlidben Staottbcil. g9iiroe elnenl
inneen @bcpanr 6ebiflilo6 icn. Nlnn aorclire.
~. y, 81" 1cntidler Gurrepunbcnt.
(Snli29-3t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-29
1nrmcrluaacn uOn gIniO OemoIirI.

8nItouns Scott, ein 5ormcr BON
Scpcrn glme glrltnoel.@ountp, er-
miritc cincn Soit6eic9l eeoen oen
sSabrer cineS 9lutomobils, wcldcs Oic
9iccn5 .9lummcr 22,399 fii6rte. Be
laetcs g(utomobil iu6r 5wiibcn &C.
bern umo Baltimore in ieinen Solt.
pugen, mcl6er bod nit Eomotcn uno
Gantoloupcs 6eloOen mar, 6inein,
unO I'M nGditen 9ligeublid mar Die
StroBc nit oen@r5eugniiien OeS 6or-
mcrs 6ciGt. 9lid muroc Der S9ogcn
bcIdjGOiot. Gas 9(ltomobil lit @i.
gent6um ocs 0rn. Ebomas &ane,
iun., pon gtr. 1912, Sit-6ort.9loe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-29
NIotcnt.Nnip1lte


3eituugen, 8eitibriiten etc.
9be Baltimore Wrus Company, Sobert q =
Wlcbers. @eI6diteibrer. 227 N'Saloertot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-29

Nlercantilc Nsency.
". @. Gum & Co.,
oO2-elO Wlar0Ianb Gruit gIbe.

9aunotcrialien Ebiren, 8eniter
rabmcn, 2GOen etc.
sas. y. Guher & So, 1tb-1i7 @hbs5reOe
ridsSfrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-29

NRormor. ino @r1nit-@erfe.
3. ot0artner & ems, S2s aorO.GbarIes.gis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-29
edliffsfnrten

bon unO na6 Geuti1Iono uno
ScIterrcib- llngorn iibcr Iotteroom
unO g3elu-Dort. GelOienopnecn nod
europa. jg
S6eo. s. 9iCncr e GO.,
217 Sf-SaItimOre-Str.,
(9iGrai3-4 243 SaO-SrOaOwns,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-29

mitide az partn uhnImcn Hnb arohe pber
ltdlen Ah6nDlmugcn amlcocn mnilcn, no es ndl
! " t,Mlatm JaDrcn mcDr pic OetODpput. Mir
S@UefWcn grone nut aclcaeue CgrililOitiI6e IN
eie Sbr Wclb lest nn bomit eic Bic nlcbriosm
mateu erlnten. wrnhbthdc G2% bet 25O,
anM is2 4es 200, fit peniger ais 4 0ents pro
Aslno.otn'lnn tiro bnlb ~ 0cnt5 prn Hna.
pesntlMK wetlg ieln. 0eMentirte Wnnaiucae, mn.
ianam1hrte strahen, llrWnbe nno 03drnntle bce
Sliee NIT einarihlOHen; cine 0jcleaenbelt lhr
EtueMe6eu' wappen, Niber unb pollc GinSell.
JlihorO g9. SCOT,
er.. We. H. rn'seSlnnton.etrahe.
N"-l EI2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-29

Gcntlbe Bidder mo 8eitidriiten.
". eamitIh. Nr. 600. @cIt.eeSInatoH'Str
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-15
OrRtt5Rr~

@openfAnitt Der f0Itlic6en Gdpeinefeiilc
(llno Bltnidj itano oud) ouf Dem SiidD
9lbcr fein @roll pud)s bod iiber ieine Sc.
gebrlibfeit uno CT fubr in eriiHnigem Soa
fort. ,,gte.iiL id) aiie fe.inen Sdinfen
llno ipenn id S6infen oiie, aiie ib nidt
bon oieiem Scbinfen SD tperroe cine gln.
3cigc MAIDEN iuegen rrubeltoren0en 2nriHs
5li nadtihloienoer 3c.it~
altn0 id) iper0c 5tpci @n3ci9cii mo-
djen, (" iagtc 9SoromdnlL ,eiue iIbcr Sic me-
qen briitaler Storlmg oer YripdtfcitlidDtc-
TEN frie0liber @ortcrre6ciDoDner oird c-
nen glmtS0iencr (oaS lit uGinlib 0iiBbroud)
oer slmts9emol) mo cine 5mcite ii6cr mid
ielbit gtdmlid) cine aranf6eitson5eige
SD perOc bon meinem &nni6 yniiSge,
3cid)neter @inid, Serr Sorptontsfontrol.
lclr Darfen Cans mo Siolani en
.ntinocltenS odlt Gage aopitueb boben, mo
Sic iniiiicn ocn glhiAliij Oiesmal allen
Madden"
glls 9loromonn oieic bon Brilc5fi bereits
borangetiinoigte Droblng init Der Wfcnc
eneS W2onnes, Der einer iinerid]iitterliden
GntibttB qeiuBt bat, fulflddcliIo wieOcr.
Iolte, lief Nletlnpeit Dod Elm ciiger
Sdjolier ben Hiiden biminter 8elu yloro.
mann ipor 10 inigeidDr Der ciH5ige gliiiitcllt,
ser einen ribtigeu g[bihliiB MAIDEN fonnte
llnO ser 9lbi9hlB miBte oiesnial tu0elloS
fem. @uBte Is niMt ooS gnitSe glmt, oab
@eItbuien bicrber geididt mar, i'm 0ro.
minq iii sic aoIicu. uno 9uhfi6ruug BIT
bringen2 SSu Wietiiipcits geiit iticg ploB.
lid Dos @eipenIt einer 5ipongSmciien Ycn.
fiottfnt4,tf1n nuf -A NOR tntt,fp imam Aipfrr
@oIcrer @ebeintrot initnnOc mar, iucnt
ibm Der g(iiciior oitf ggeitbuiens geronloi,
iiing noglidberipeiie einen 9rbdiiigen 0je.
beimberibt ididtc CT beihlob olio. lie.
ber cutie Wliene gum boien Spiele 81 ma.
den itno iagte:
9lber me-irt lieber Serr glorSmalui, 70
miiiien sic me.ine 8orte nidjt anfiaiicn
Gle oitrfen BORN 9lriten (Gritelt) nidt
frdnf fper0cn, lnD ipenn Die Snrren borbll
elm biB1en lout poren, 70 fe.iert man Ia
nidt olle Gage @eburtStog Slls idj nod
bein Hreoiment mar, bab' ic9 bel mau9enl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-15

Snrrn @sniGbrigen (0aS iollte ais ipon.
mmgSmiloernocs aoinpIimclt fir Die bel
Den onpeienOen Sbcrfontrollcure, bcion.
bcrS Sbott, gclten) unO bel nioltdjcu
Sarrn Offi5ier (ons golt gloromaln mo
Son5) @cblirtstng nit fe.icrn gcbolicn,
oberr 70 pra6tboll ml5icbcnoou Sdjinfcn
uno einen 8itnic5 nit 10 froftigcm @cuc)
ipie Oieien bob id5 nicnols porgecst be-
fonmen
9onit biclt Nfcflnpcit ollc @egeniGbe
fir onSqcgli1cn mo Die NliBfldngc ollcc
DorausgcganGencn 8miihcn5otidoitcl fir
crlc0igt, ipiir0c aus eincn nit gln5cidc
orobenoeil Sonptontsnlitglico Gin bcrob.
loiienOer @ebnrt5to9sgoit uno oB ioDicI
Sdiufcll iln0 ,rnnf 0a3u ioUiel
8nnic5, mic ein IN ben mittlerca @eamtcn
itap0 olligeriidter ebeualigcr 0ragonsr
pnAtmeiitcr oertragclt fam o0er IN ici.
mem Sail pertragen 5li fonncn glaubtc
SNott ober bottc fir 9lierlmeits ucrl0be
nenSc @orte fcine @egenlie6c &leiiii6niOt
iu6 ibn ai, OaB CT mil Wcgcncrfldrlhgen,
lDobriheinlic5 nidt iebr porloncntariidel
QclaDei mar, e. ertl0rtt oabcr, er nliiie
jctt uber ioiort nah Nmlic mo Geboit
HlNllC lDu 0tIi GulttlUi Ndu uOill N-ldll bSt
gleiten Dasiel6e crfldrten G5rct uno 9icllp
uuo 10 crfolate ein dllgemeiuer 9htibrudl,
Oenn aiid) 2aii5 mo Sioloni benlcrftcl
plobIidj, Ooi iie geiiug Bund nno 5c6in.
fen botten, im0 pcrobidlieoetcn iirb, I'M nad)
&nlic 5 B. III ibrc gu6en 5u gebcn SSn
@irtliHfcit obcr giugcn iie nidlt 3ineiu,
ion0ern iticgcil nac5 Siioor Sil6eripicgelS
&irticboft ms Gorf DipInter uno bieltcn
cine flcine fioele OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sbott bolt aleinidhliot ieine ,.8erro.
Gotta iotteln 0obci iuben @ret imo gfcIlD
ciiriq al, Ocitr Sc6ott botte ibnen ocripro-
c6eil iie reitcn 81 lcbrcit i(n0 nult intcrai.
iicrte es iie nntiirlic5 lebbait auh Die dilbc.
reu tchuiicben aiinit1riifc bic 5n 0icier
&eiNdftigung geboreti, tciinen 5u leruetl.
Duralif lieferte Ghott g}ellp itno @ret bel
ibrcr @iomd uno iid ielbit bel ieiner 8rdl
ob Yeioe 8omen tpnren iiber Die ncripd-
tete 9lnfunft, 5rou Sdott ouBcroeln ii6er
oeu itort ptutidHdBigcn 8uitauo ibres @at
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@ranS an bed streeper. straEe.

3rei ainocr Der 5amilie Snitfer in
Sebensgeia6r. &urocn Don
Sem &oli5iitcn @non ocrettet.
lleber6ei5tcr 0icn Die llriode.
9Inocrc 9rdnOc iii oeriAicoencn
5taOtt6cilen.
X 9lls geltern 0ior9cn ll6r I'M sel.
Ter Oes Souies 9tr. 4l9, g}oro.
9treeper-ShaBc. ein 6cucr aus6ra6,
bdtten ole Orei &inocr bon Serrn luio
6rau 6reoerid $. 5nittcr 6ciua6c
Den SlanmeutoO geilnoeu. 4Soli3iit
SarrD 9rpau rcttetc icOob oieielbcn
i'm lebten Nlomcnt. IoS iScucr
lUuroe bon GSrau 5nitfcr ent0edt, sic
ibren Soften ouf oen in Oas S6lois
3imnier eiuoringenoen &au1 oni.
merfiom modte. Sic fanoen, oaB
Die ,Slammen I'M Seller aus9cbro6cn
moreu, lmO GSrou Snitfer lief nllr
leidt 6cfleioet, in Die StroBe mo
idric Inn Siilie. &oli5iit @rpan ser
III gtr. 2S07 SeiierionitroBc, wobnt
itlo gcraoe oas 5Sriibitiif cinua6n,
bbrtc Die 9iuic iinD alarilirte Oie
6euerwebr. @r Orong Damn in oas
nit oibtem &aid geiiilte Saus ein
un0 fano in einen 3immer i'm 3wei
ten Stocperf Die @inOer, Oen 10
Sabre altcn 9lrt6lr, 0en 8 ,So6rc al.
ten Scr6crt lm0 Den 6 Sabre oltcn
lSreoerid Snitter, III 6albbetdnbtent
3llitanoc Dor ga sic Ireppcu III
iSIonnnen itanoelt trlg er sic ain.
Der nad] elmer Gernuoa 6inter Ocm
Sauie uno IicB iie bon 0ort ungefa6r
s 6iiB tiei oui oen 9ooeu qleiteu.
9hicb Ole Sdllier 9ir. l2i uu6 4f9,
gtoro.Streeper.StraBc wuroeu BON
oen 6lammen ergriffen mo Oie 9e
wo6ner oicicr Sduier muBten in lib.
rem gladtgepduOcrn i'll sic adltc
fliiGten. sic mur0eu bon g}ocbbarn
sQuFgenomnlen. 3as 0auS, III mel
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.icnon0 batte ibn bemerft, niiBer benz
Gitpcrmnneror gSoenig, Ter neben Der Cir
iidn0 inlo int 8eartff mar, ben ibH bon
9tngeI 5ligeporieuen Shinfen aitf5ufan-
8ca SOIL Gntieten iprang er sur Seite,
mo Der Sdinfeu iIog ofltatt IN gSoenigS
GdH0c geacn Germ Nlehtpeits poblge-
iDOlbtcn 9dud
.glber mcine Sorril,~ ricf Wiefilmeit, IN.
hen cr NIT Der Souo nod ocr getroifcnen
Gtcle iaBic, oabcr meirc Snrrn."
Nirct mo g}ellp bottcn ous @efiiGl, ais
Oh iip iib nit ben &opien IN ocu Sfen oosr
an cinc iouihgen Ounflen Srt Derfrietben
9iiBten
slli 0as fuuS min fommt, bin icb neu.
ulsrig rQtutte 2on5 Sioloni 5u
gtor0iNofn bliob rtbig iiBcn Sdott
bodtc init porgebeuateu Dbertorpcr nuf
9cincn 5hlbl ipic Gin Gigcr, Der bereit lit,
aii cucn GleTanten los3ulprinecn
yNorr Sauptamtsuiiiitent 9toromnnn,
flbr G}eluipeit fort. inoen CT III 0en 2idt.
freiS oes GiihaS trot nno ben Sdinfcn 5ur
6obe ieineS SoiipteS erbob eS lab aus,
ais iAipinge er cine &eule mo uollc jeocn
2iuaeublid 3uidlaeen .apiiien sic, mas
hcS iit2@
Gin Sdinfeu, fagte gloromanii
o9lc.n, briilltc Diefupeit, oooS iii elm
gorrpns ocliftt @critcbn sic, Serr Sdiipt.
aptsaiiiiicit. cir CORPUS oelifti, nit oeri
q Hcipc dbenold)e Nube geltort babcn
Sop iagte gSorbmanr troden ober
alie ii0rigcn iogor Sdloit lodten, lit mir
tar nidt einacfollen 0ie Spitrien boben
fIoB cin 6iBden ooniit gegen bic Gcde &c.
mcriclt tim Sbncn oil5u5ei9en, Dob mir bier
lNscN 8cblrtstag feiern uno oabei ntdt
iartoaierno BON &rilc5fi eeitort icin mol.
'ae sIber 0a sic e;nnial bier iino, iDollen
ia 0eit Gbinfen nid5t probieren2"
Niir na8. mas man SSronie mount, bate
Gefiapeit ntdlt oe Spur bon 8eritdnonis
eG mur frit9er olS 8ragoneripddtmetiter
p0i nan1eni llntergebenen 5u ttanfem
c)iutei gen6tigt iuoroen itno frnft alter
5elro0nbeit blidfen feline 9liiget pl0Blid
mit saa5 anoerenl slnsorud IN Den rotten
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DIR ouc), oo6tc 2ucic, iogtc es obcr
uid)t, ionocrn crDioertc: oWloma, OH mi6t
ii6cr Ocinc &inoer nidt iopicl iodgriibcln
gSir pcr0cn iMou oIlc OurG bic gSclt fom.
men
allu0 ob~ hcncritc Ncilp oiiS ibrcr
acrbld)niberci heraus Ga tlang geiitcr.
bolt
Die Srugcn, ic iahr Irolt SSct6neu
tort 40o iii Otto 6olientlid) norgclt er
uicDt pie0er iiber sic Gtriiinpic. oob i6nt
bic N8ollc 81 oid iit slbcr ic6 iouni6in
iiIr icinc Sclooicnitiibmgcn BOD fcinc
Striimpfe aus 3epbirluollc itrden @ciBt
on Sucic, cS III cscntlid 0oc Gin @liid.
6oB Nfii5ierSbrdutc 0as 9omnliBperm0aat
naNweilcn mileu, werl ic gsirdtoR zoe.
fen ~"
&er r0uipertc cs iitb ans Ger 0jcitcr.
tliiGe iehr itarf
vNhiitcr iogtc 2ucie init cni ipcaig I'M,
milliJer 8etoning (1o lagte tie intmcg,
pcnr iie ndB6i!ligtc, font lalute tie i6rc
A}uttcr N}uma)
as8os pllit ou, 9ncie? Sd m0dtc Ood,
itclncu Orci Singcil Diiuidcit oob iic elm
bi86cn leiMtcr ourc6 Die @clt fommen. ais
ijr Suter 9Sic Ddbcii iOtc es linS lancr
pcrOcn loien lln0 G1lc5 pitiiidlc it6 rs
audi sl6cr i'm iuic0er alti Grct I'll fo1l.
men "
s&a, Urctl" oodtc 9ucie in 16nlid)cnr
nur ctpos bttcrem Geiiiblston ais CT ous
ocn g8ortcn Der Wlittcr ror1in acfIm1cn
batte
6ron gseilmlicn itdtc cili poor @toidcn
4 u a. Z ~ & IA I ~ f
Sine fleinc Gnuie 0nnn
u@ret III eiu jragcs alidodlclt"
Gas lGilt ic nidjt bcircitcll, Oadlte Sil.
Gle MS a6cr picOer einige Wioid)cn fieIcn
imo cine Sorticeimg 0es @clprddS nidli
iolgtc, modtc Sltcic iie IND aete
,9lein, @}utter, @rct iii cine moocrtt
junge 1amc4
,0as fiuO mir bod allie orcila gel
lerte cs
Sucic iob ibre Wtittter 6eoeltmgSuoa
all 5rol g3eitbuien begriif nno io0tc lciie
n@as lpillit on oalnit ogeus'