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Morris tribune., 1917-02-16

On the stage with the large chorus
was four Civil War veterans and citi-
zens of Morris, A. Pushor, Chris
Kline, Sr., L. H. Northcott and |.
Mumbleau. The first three of the old
soldiers were persuaded to tell of
their experiences during the Civil
War. The old soldiers told of some
of the horrors of war and urged that
we should exert every honorable
means of avoiding var.
All of the national songs we're
sang with fervor. The chorus was
directed by Prof. Meyer. Miss Hazel
Witwer sang the song "The Flag
That Never Touched the Ground, "
and was enthusiastically applauded.
The following telegram was drawn
up and sent to the president at Wash
ington:
Hon. Woodrow Wilson,
President of the United States.
Washington, D. C.
Republicans and Democrats in mass
meeting assembled, representing the
entire community, wish to endorse your
action in the present crisis.
Citizens Committee, Morris, MINI.
The following resolution was in
troduced by T. j. Mangan and adopt
ed unanimously:
Whereas, the President of the Un-
tied States has. for reasons stated in
his address to Congress on February
3, 1917, severed diplomatic relations
with the German government; and has
expressed his desire to avoid conflict
with the Imperial government and has
declared that if occasion should arise
for further action he would submit
the matter to Congress and ask auth
ority to use such measures as he
might deem necessary for the protec-
tion of American citizens in following
their peaceful and legitimate errands
on the high seas; therefore be it,
Resolved, that we citizens of Nor
ris, Minnesota, numbering several hun
dred in mass meeting this day assem-
bled, approve the action taken by the
president and pledge to him our loyal
support in maintaining the rights and
honor of our country.
Be it further resolved; that we
acknowledge that the tremendous and
unusual responsibility which rests upon
the President and Congress of the
United States at this time, lays upon
us as citizens, the obligation of loyal
and ready support of our government.
We most earnestly nope and devout-
ly pray that it may be possible to
maintain peace with honor and with
out failing in the discharge of our
duty as a nation.
We are for peace with honor, but
not for peace at any price that would
prove US unworthy to inherit the
liberties and the institutions that have
been bequeathed to US as a sacred
trust.
In whatever path the clear and
solemn call of duty may direct US, we
hope to see our flag lead the way just
as bravely now as it has in the past,
to which we pledge our sympathy and
support.
Be it further resolved, thst in
order that our attitude may be under
stood, that the committee be directed
to forthwith sign this resolution and
cause it TO be published in our local
and city papers and copy thereof be
mailed to the President.
Dated on February 18th, 1917.
F. A. Hancock,
E. C. Higbie,
Morris tribune., 1917-02-16

The thirteen and one-half pound son
that arrived at the William Steinert
home last Saturday was Immediately
named Charles Edward Steiuert. The
godfather is DR.. Charles Edward Caine
the family doctor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Steinert.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-21
TURN HAIR DARK
WITH SAGE TEA
In Mixed With Sulphur II Darkelts
SO Naturally Nobody
Can Tell.

The old-time mixture of Sage Tea
Ind Sulphur for darkening gray.
(,reaked and faded hair in grand
mothers recipe. and folks are again
sing il to keep their hair a good.
Ives r. which is quite sensible. as
ke are living in an age when a youth
|ai appearance is of the greatest ad-
|antage
Nowadays, though, We don't have
he troublesome task of gathering the
lage and the missy mixing at home.
In drug stores sell the ready-to-use
Iroduct. improved by the addition Of
&ther ingredients. called 'Wyeth's
haze and sulphur Compound" for
Ibout so cents a bottle. 1t ia very
yopular because. nobody can discover
has been applied. Simply moisten
Iour comb or soft brush with 1t
Ind draw this through your hair, TAX
nr one small strand at a time; by
Forming the gray hair disappears.
m what delights the ladies with
rycth's Sage and Sulphur Compound.
that, besides beautifully darkening
M hair after a few applications. 1t
- produces that soft lustre and APP
.earance of abundance. which is SO
ktractive. This ready-to-use prepa-
hfion il a delightful toilet requisite
N those who desire a more youthful
ppearance, II Is. DOT intended for
e cure. mitigation or prevention Of
Ieoaao. ADV. SIS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-21
CAR 10
REV. F. r. CtiENAJLT

The congregation OF Broad Street
Methodist Church. through the prem
hum department OF Ballard & Balla q
-ompany. presented their pastor. Rev.
Fred n, Chenault, nve-pAssenge r
Ford automobile on SATURDAY.
Mr.. Chenault 10 doing ane work at
int. church. and in appreciation Of his
nntlring efforts this car was presented
him
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-21
piGHIG|(IvN WORKERS
Ii ANNUAL SESSION
Sessions viii bc Held Tuesday and
"Wednesday of Coming Week at
1f5 North Fifth street.
MEDAL CONTEST TO BE FEATURE
Readings and Restations by Young
People OF Organization viii be
Tuesday Night-Good Program Ar
ranged for Interesting Gathering.

Filled with interesting features Is
for the annual workers conference of
the Womans Prohibition League of
America, which will be had on Tues
day and Wednesday of next week in
the headquarters of the league at lis
North Fifth Street Workers will be
brought to Richmond from various
sections of the State and these viii
make addresses and reports on the
activities OF the several subordinate
leagues.
Tuesday evening will have as It's
feature double medal contest in
which papers will be read and recita-
lions presented by the younger ele-
ment OF the organization. To those
adjudged the best performers in their
respective classes medals will be
awarded.
rho program for the conference is
as follows:
january rs. 1880 \. VI.
Devotional exercises---M Mrs. Georgia
MAY Jobson. Richmond
Address of wclcome-Miss Jennie
Batcs Richmond
Response to address OF Welcome
Miss Blanche Bass, Prince Edward
County
Roll call OF leagues
DO We Need Headquarters -
Mrs, John Lindsay, Richmond
Discussion lead hy Mrs Elmer Gill
liam. Prince Edward County. Mrs.
c, L. Merryman. Richmond.
What Will Prohibition Mean 10
The Bows and Girls Of Today and To-
morrow raper--Miss Susie Wat
son, Charlotte County.
Discussion lead by Mrs. Joseph
Palmer, Halifax County
The FNhanrAl, Side OF Prohibition
For the State and Nation Mrs w.
r Rinns. Richmond,
Discussion lead by + L Palmer.
Haitian County
Adjournment for lunch
Tuesday afternoon.
Devotional exercises-Mrs. s ?.
Rowland Richmond.
Minutes Of the morning session.
what Prohibition Has Meant 70
the state of Virginia" Rev. David
| Hophuru. Richmond
effect ~ Prohibition On the Busi-
ness Interest or tho State" Mrs G. {.
Sstterwhtte. Richmond
Does Prohibition Paw" Mrs. r. C.
FUllnn. York County.
"Ncthods OF Raising Money For
Prohibition Work" Mrs Charles
80 20 ''' 'N '"""''
f'""'" t""'E u'Se A.Ns'o' eau oF n'S-
=, 4'f'9',, i'i1Ili.'"hu, 'H'HS
-" :. @e bass' iIlHCs Eu"aI 1ouh-
~ h', ~ ! JoFUa"' NhaFioHe N"uH-
| ~ A"Jrt'' 'tI"eii.
N.-i'on.'e I.ieua' COZ
january ~ i"'"" - VI
PsNol'"n4' eNei SITS '"'s' 'ohh
'"n pSaF. hiea'i'o''a.
~ '"' '"e "''F'"o"'i All" eNe"-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-21

Poplin Gabardne and Check Suits. Stunning
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burd, bilIias prsiIt, Ionoern burd,
quite NuaIitdt i'm sroben Mettbsirsro
h,r gy,eIt ihrer Mdno ~ bfbnupten.

burd, bilIias preiIt, ionoern burd,
quite Nualitat i'm sroben Mettbsfrtro
Der Wslt ibrsn Rdns su btbaupten.
gfIicBIid, miro bic Wieiielcitlius
5eionbers bcitrebt iein, iene iieIiea
ssnoi,itrien uno @eirerbe Der Oeffent.
lid)feif befannt 81 geberL bic crit let
Ger garnescitsiteIliing dirtio 1914 eiit.
itcnbm iinb uuo Die eS Der Sdspeij
erniooIihen, ben gconrf or ntalid]en
aIrtifcln, be Iic friiter oils oem Mus
LAMB besicheil mih,ie, belltc diis clgs,
men a1ittelt ST Sefen.
Die Gftpei5er Miliiernieiie ipiro
cus elmer aIeerIeinen 9iuiteri11n
uno bcicn6ern fdfnItntipn Dinitcrla.
germ Der einseluen Jirnlrn beiteben.
ssn Der oIgenieiilen Muiterid'nu.
i'ie IN ben 0fdiInen oes ga5ler Stdoi-
fniincs uuS in anoern bena6barfrlt
5ebaiifitfeiien eingeribiet mirb. mo
reren Weiheiliaung fir Die slusifeller
obligntrrfid III, ipirS ieber Weifethsil.
:.ebTer innerDaIb ieiner Sdd'eruprc
turd cine 3uinmmenitelling tppiitnfr
Diuiter ieiner Tropiifte pertreicn -
imn edmit iollen oie Weiiebeinfer
raid bariiber oricnitri lperoen, fuel1e
Snbaitrien nno GeId)1fte ON Der Wtu.
iiermriie pertreten iino; oiih rpirb Ger
Ceiicntlibfeit 6anif sleif,3eiiia G'e.
Ieaentcit eegeben, iih bonn Gtanbe
Der Snoiliirie ifiio Des @eiperbes ner
Sdapci5 elm flares Bib .sn MAIDEN.
Die bcion6eren IiiiierIngcr iinS
fir ioIdle giciictbeiInebner bercd;i,ei,
Die GauiIiebbabern gerne ibre gnnseD
betaiaierten waliiterfolleftionen porIc.
gcn lpollen. 1ieie tpeiteren pripa.cn
gnsiieIlunaen ,pproen IN perid)ieSeleu
,SeiGaitsbduiern, SoteIs, Ii. I. 10. ILL
tergeoraf)t iper6en.
Sie aIIgemeine @1nitcrihni iii fir
5infdnfer tdqIih ron 81 ltEr
(Sonniaas BON 10 llbr any uniinter.
troGcn aeoffnet, iiir Sas aIIeenlcitn
gubIifum ron 2 lthr giadHnittags aIl
u:ib Sounta9s ben ean3en Tag.
Cine offi5ieIle @teiie3eititbrift ".
ideii. segen,pdrtig unb lpdDreno Der
Meiie in 9oiaI 12 Soften. Der sltsn.
remeatsprris bafiir innerbaIb ocr
Sdnpei5 betrdet SSr. 800 im6 Die Gc,
fddftsiieIle Der S6ip.i;sr Wuiiermtile
lit go. 30 Gerbersaiic. gaieI.
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GrunbeiseuthHms.S .SppOtbefen.
usingstragtn.

4lsranber aIsitner an gsntra
Gnirmouni .. II. 6. 60, $3750.
Ratbau 5int on Soutbsrn Dbl
6. u. 3. Co., $1,000.
5enrn 6. Sonns an Ulabiion q
U. go. 2, $1875.
5reo. aeitelrann on psarI War.
let gant, $1,000.
Marsuret 2ange an Meitnoot
5pmeiienb Co., $500.
Georsianna pidrel an Rnpmont
psIaer. $500.
Belle si.Darb an 2ena &sendn II
4nb., $272.
Barbara Bloom u. 9nb. on B.rt4c
WoDer, $257.18.
Maurir, GtoIler an Glpria g. u
3. Co., $4,000.
gitbsr Sdiff an eagle g. u. 6
a., $1150.
Robert ebsarippob an Samuel .
Cooper, 5000.
Niniam o. 5uIbert un Weftsrr
unb Souttsrn 2ifs Jnf. Co., $4,000.
5enrn 6. gfoder an Clifton Wfu.
iual g. II. .. Co., $4,000.
psier pros1ter an qltlas 6. u. 3
Co., $500.
eplDeissr O. Hrooss on aobu mis'
bs $500
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9ie sawsi5er Wauitermsfe in
8aiel.

Dos Sdtpeissr Snbuitrie' UNI
SanSeIsleben bat felt BEN ausbIud
Sss suropGiiten arieses mande @sr'
lutte unb 9ltnberungeH erfaprsn nH'
p.ricbiebens iIeinere qlusfelnnesn
lpeIdx feiib.r itatisefunben haben
nit benz 3iped bic p6.ualtsnoen Uer,
baltniWe etipas gu beben. baben Hsf'
bic aelpiiui9tsn 9ieiultats sebraqt
qlus bieiem @runbe tDurbsn fett slnl'
Ger 3eii 9lnitrsnsunsen sema9t. ein'
idbrIi5 itattfinbenbe wsiiiiermehe tlls
Qeb.n au rufen bic Der Snoultr''
unp benz geiperbe Der Sdpsis 0s'
Isasnheit aeben, ibren grssusniHer
burd, gripeiteruna Der beitsbenben UNI
grSffnung nsusr Geiddftsperhinolin'
aen .insn m5slifit srobn @bIab 81
periaaffen, unb bem Sanoel nsn'
Iabritate unS ne,ie gesussqusIler
permitteln.
Tie erNs G@fpei,er WtuitermsH.
an Der I'D, isbe S4ipeiSer Strma NIT
in Der Sdpeis sefertister Maare BE-
ibeiliesn t0nn, iuirb BON 10. BIB ~
2lpriI nd6Itbin in BafsI, Der trabi'
iionsllsn MeIsitabt. itattfinbsn. ot'
ni4t nur bur9 ibre geosrapbiihs Sa'
pe, fonbsrn an4 aIs ipihtiser Giisn'
babninptenpunit fir eine fold,e Wsr'
anitaItuns porsiisli4 seeisnet lit.
Die Muiiermdfe foll ni4t nur Der
grobinbuitrie bisnen, fonbern aus
ben Sanbpert, ba ssrabe bisieB be-
ionbers Uiii1e BOT. fir ieine er5eus'
niiIs sineu Iobuenben Mbfab gu fin'
ben. 2luf Der Dsuitermene Ipaen Dol
alien j.rg grobuits Der Stapsis IN
ibrsn rsueiien aprmen pertreteH fsin,
bic ilh lGncs einen Weitruf ertporten
bolxn: bic g,rp6nits bsiaunter ihipsi'
serifher aonDesinbuitrisn, Der 9eTtils
inbnitrie, her llhrens unb 8ijoutsries
inbuitris, Der gtemie unb pharmaris.
Der Qobrunasmittelinbuitrie, bic na'
inentli9 bur9 fie aonierptrb be
S6ofplabs, bi, MiIdprDbutie LIBERAL
riihmli4It betannt IN.
Gernsr follsn jsne Tabriiotionss
spsise In @robinbufirie unb 6anbs
iperf teriidii9tist iperben, bic GuaIi,
tatsarbeit, b. 3. Gsbiesenbsii In Jorm,
WtaieriaI inb Musfiihruns eritreben,
bsnn bic G6tptia erftnnt, bob sis
saliae iptrtbl9oftliHe Grunblage bes
'aanbsD rss4r bo5u fiIbrH iDirb, uidt
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gbna Ta grsen an Central Jair'
mount 9. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
Gbna IN. @rssn an bo. $1,000.
gllsfanbro Ydtpne an @sit Strr.l
| Tr. q 6. II. 9. Go., $500.
Rollin y. 6atbnpop an 2ineolr
3. u. gio. /, $500.
g(Ibert 2lriniirons on be-, $500.
Sobn SreIuno an priee 9iu edgi'
IQ. II. g. SO. go. !, $3.50.
Games 80. 8art on w. Idipirin
$1S5.
Nonu %. eb.l.p an eoiparb Wit'
brobt, $700.
Wiorie Ssrsert an Winiam Z. Nis'
iidbtr, $125.
2anra Wl. Cutting on Sontterr
Ohio Sapinas Bant Co., $25OO.
DO. an bo., 5000.
@etilste Sbpothstsn.
Rennette 5iridbsrs an giora u
WilienninG $500.
oenrp 6. Come an 9elsn 9. Slip
pinser, S761.
4nibunb &. gnti9e on Utaofor
9. u. so. 2. $1875.
Diqiam 8. 2epnarb an Granf z
@upb. $500.
sbos. ainIeIo on GIi5atetb "
spiltr, $l250.,
Sallie RpribndR an bo., $1,000.
9lmelia 9sppert an WioIitor g. II
9. Co.. $4,000.
Wargaret Gang on WeFipooi
Someittab Co.. $1,000.
Tlinnie 6. Sfaefer an gant Strte
3. u. Co., S2500.
annd W., 6. syifbsr an Glifior
Mutual @. II. 3. Co., $1,000.
glnna +. 2eapen on apoIln Q. II
9. Co.. $1,000.
Sobn +. Sonss an GOatbern Ofif
g. II. Z. g.. $250o.
Worp e. 9resn an Winnie ). Hi
darbion, $500.
Wsatbetp RoIsnitisl on GosmopoIi'
tan .. II. G. Co., $12,500.
Sulia gotmann an Jiihmann y
II. 3. Co., $500.
Gjeorae +. eprid an Julia Soi'
mann, 1913.
ameIia grintsr on asaiha Rosnig
$500.
Bertrand s. Rotb on Gosmopoli
tan g. u. g. Co.. $4,000.
Sobn SrsIanb an Gerbarb 8. Sto
dtlmnnn, $1,000.
Gtrsinia r. Sperrlod an Suprstn
6. II. 8. Co.. $250o.
SO. g. 6ulbert an gpeitern UNI
Southsrn aife Sni. Co., $4,000.
Senrp Saarmsper an Brisbtor
German ganf gr., $1,000.
Sof. q. Carroll an Guarantee De
pOiit Co.. $500.
German 2sming on bo, $25oO.
Sobn g. 6nnnieuit on profpse
guunsil glo. 256, S110.
ebipin anigbt on Delta =. u.
$500.
ROia 9. Nsab an RiIfOrb 3. u
6. Co., $500. ;.
gem. asIler an albert o. S@Dnrs
S2oO0
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GrunOeisemth .liebertraamnsea.
gtmeinmati 20. San

Die Soutbern Dbio aonn unb
9ruft gompanp an Hatban 5int. 81
bel 149 Jub an Der fiib0fIidsn Cd,
Der 9arriIOn pits u. glbsr Gasp, 81.
Charles al.ttner, abm'r.. on 9lles
ranbr Sleitnsr. SO bai $50 i5IB an
Der Wsftisits Der perton Ro., $4700.
girarb sruit Go, 9ruites. on
Spbn gufam. 80 bei 140 SUB on bsr
Rprbiei.e Der Solicit 2lre, s,pifteH
Gteriole glpenue unb Columbia
Roob. $3.50.
Wotp M. gmerp an bO.. basitIb.
Giaentbum. $3.50.
Die Gambrinus Gtod 60. an 2ps
bia aeelp, cine Got an ter fiibOitlis
1en Ode Der Martet unb 5in Stra'
BE In 5orrifon, 81.
0nna Waria Catherine syiiber an
WolIace G. Miller. AZ sgub an Der
WsffGte Der Carrie Gtrabs in Gtiis
ton 81
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Saldnbii@e Rahrihtem.

.-.6eIfie Srabs1 f6rimm,
ne Winterreife. 4npitGn 6oIft
scm r5eIIis Dian" iif in Eeip gort
bon Gopenblssn sins.troffsn. gr Be-
rihiet. bdb fein Saiff bic idblimmIts
G,interreiis felt pieIen Sabren binter
fid bat. S6lpsre Stiirns, meiiisns
nit peiti9snbsm G1neetrsipen psrs
bunbtu, madten ben Sffisieren ouf
Der Bride bas 2.ben fduer uno
iperritn bic pafasisrs unter 9ed Elm
@om Iesten Samitas BIB SOnnios
Mittag ionnien nur 20 Meilsn Siis
riidsslegt iperben, 70 fhIimm mar bsr
Siurm unb neil Der RiebsrDrudyGbs
linber Der Sieuerborbmaffins aubtr
Srbnuns seratben mar. Die Reparn
inr bauerte a6t Stunben unb mdbreno
biefer 3sit trieb Der Dampfer that,
i6dli9 riit,pGrts. Inter ben pains
sieren, tpelde Der r6eais Olap4 mits
bra9ie, befnnben I'D, Al WGnner,
sSrauen unb ainbsr BON ben yslbsrr
Der Stanbarb Oil So. In plu.st;.
gfumdnien. guHifde sruppsn batter
lie am 3. DECEMBER obne NeI Geber'
!eIens aus ibren 5simiidtten pertriss
ben unb Ollie bab.n ibr geiammtss
Snb unb Gut suriidlnHen miifIen
Msbrere liebsn irant. Dsripanbie gu.
rid. Die GIii5iIinge tnmsn mad 16.
iGsiger 8abnfabrt in JrahiiDnssons
in ct. petersburg an, fanben bort bit
5oieIs iibsrfiiIt unb mubisu nuf bem
flanien Jubbobsn fdIafsn. Die Ruf.
ZEN sparen frob, fie m0glihit baIb los
au tperbeR unb febtsn ibrer gbrsifs
mad aopenbasen ni9ts in ben Wtg
Die geTamnt. poit bes bdnii4sn
DnmpFsrs III piebsrum pom ben gri'
ten in airipan nit g.i&las bslssi
tporben.
- ameritanif@er @rst
ausgesei9nst. Mis beianri
tpurbs, III Der .rfi. Dirsttor Der am.s
ritanif1en gler5te expedition In
gaumbiIrs a. b. Saals, Sr. Surrp
W. Tidier ponl WssisD Wemorials
6ofpital in gbieaso. profeifor Der
Gbirureit an Der llniperfi!dr pon 81
lInois, fir feline 9bdiistsit ola 9eiter
hes ameriiaHiifxn aa3aretts inRanms
burg bur6 W.rlsibung Der Osutifen
We6nille bes Mctbsn areu3ss duages
seihnet iporben. 9;eielhe Mnsrfers
nung III bem erf.n 4Fiitsntsn pros
fsfIor Rihttrs In Raumbiira, Or. J1s
fcb R. gu6binbsr aug gbitaso. 3us
tteiI eeporbsn. Or. Rihier perlisB
anfanss Gsbruar 1915 an Der Gpiss
eirer Expedition bss 4meriidniihen
4srSte expeditions Hommiitets
Rem gori unb iibstnnbm stipa eirsn
Mpnat ipdier Elm 2ajarsti, bns frii9tr
nur Helm mar, ipurbe Fir bic amtrisas
nifGt erpsbition hars psrsr0bert, tc
baB ss 300 Shiperperipunbett oufs
nsbmsn ionnte. @nlb ndh BEN Gins
qua Der ameritanilhsn atrsis trdf bsr
erits erobs Wsrfpunbttentransport Elm
bem 70 fhnen anbsre folgten, pob bas
aasorstt Hsts Bis 5ur Jaiiungstrait
aefiilIt mar. linisr ben 5ublrti4<a
bobasIielItsn psrT0nIidfeiisu. bic bas
MiriungsfeIb grof. li6itrs In 9lu'
qenfbsiri nahmen, bsfnnb fI& and bsr
General Mbjutont bes Ratfers, De-
neral Don Gender. Der ben dmsrisunis
i@eu elxrsitn bes aaiisrS psriSuit4<a
Dda1 abiSbra9st
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4. Sapitel.

4. Slpitel.
grit als Ii9 unisr 3ug in 9spe.
suns seiest bate, erDffnete l4 oaa
8eiprdd.
Sieber 9obfrep. begann ih. ih babe
Sls ben san5eu Sag iiber beoba&t t,
lpie Sic an Slai9en roten. Sraser
nnteriuttsn, idpa9e SintenfIeds auf
siiebblGttern entbedtsn, iih iiber oi.
Gtiide eines Stodes punnertsn uno
peritiebene onoere er5eHtriI6e aunlts
Hidden poQbra4teH, illDem lie bardus
Sdliiiie sogen, bic mir sdnsIih uns
periiGnbli6 lparen. Sic haben Drpss
bale uno feline 9raut perii6ert, oaB er
Bel Der 0erbanblune mOrgen Don iegs
Iinem @erbatht gereinigt, uno Dab Der
SdulbiR ertanu. tperoen pirb. @ers
aeiben Sic, ipenn i9 sic I'm 4uf.
tldruns bariiber bite, ME Sic ales
bas. mas mir audi pie cine buHtle
glbnung porfhpe6t, bepeiien molten.
.oaben Sic ibr Geiidt seIehen, als
iie auf Der Sbiiridlpele eriHien, 2es
iter9 fragte er sunb itarrte auf bic gez
geniiberliesenben Yuliter. Sd iage
S1nen, bas bat iogar Oas Ser5 etnss
alten Gamers, ME ia elmer bin, srs
ipGrmt. llno penn if 0aran Dente,
bab mir bas beipirtt baben! figte
er 5in3u. Dob mir bies tbaten!
Sic baben es gethan. beri4tiste
i8. Sd NOR 3uidauer ben sdnsen
5aa iiber. sic baben sefpielt!
9tebmen sic mfrs ntdt libel, 2e'
iteri Sd tunnte nidts bafiir, ih tpollte
raid gum 3ieIe tommen.
Natiirli6 nid1t; Sic tparen an
Sbrem rihtigsn plab. 9lber jeBt, ba
Der 9orbang eefo1sn 1T unb mir ole
lein iinb unb maifenbaft 3eit gum
plauoern baben, piirbe i9 germ Der.
fteben lerncn
Oas foGen sic - Biz in bic tleins
tie gin5elbeit. gBir ipollen febsn -
1T bas Elm Rauhcoupe. Sae Gut,
mir polIen uns cine 3igarre onsiin'
ben; i'd tunn befer bsuten, penu i9
raude.
9ut, los! fagte ich. als unfere ST.
sarren in 8ronD gsiest fparen.
9llIo, begann 9obfrep spie i9
Shnen heute morsen auseinanberiebte,
batte id meine sutsn @riirbe, BON Der
8orausfesuns bon Sremairns Sdulb
aussuge6en.
Ratiirlit tptFen Gte, bemertte ih,
bab es Die pfltht iebes @erihtsbofss
TT, geraoe bus 9esent6eil ansuneb=
men.
Getpib tpeiB id bas; ober elm Detet.
fip mub Elm fsitss @nbsiel Dor Mussn
baben, ionit pirb er ME ettpas finben.
Ufit anberen Dorten, ein Dstftio
mub iid mad seipiHsnbofter untsrz
iuGuns atIer gin3etDeiten eines 8ers
brehens eine Sppotfeie biIben, bic oIs
les ertlGrt, unb mub bann aug bifer
Sppotbefe feline Observation-Disclosures
ableiten. Gobolb iraenb cine Shat=
fa6e ni&t hanrit Ftimmt, mub er bic
6ppotbefe abdnbern ober oun5 aufs
aeben - 10 Ianue. Big er etns foI9a
finbet. bic ale Sbotfddtn ertlSrt,
@iele Deteftibs begsfensnun ben 'sebs
Ter, bab ibnen Elm, Sppotte'e aeniiut.
ipeun iie nur Der Msbrsabl Der Sbat.
foaen seretf tpirb. Dos IN Elm oros
ber Sebler. Tenn aber offes fIuprt,
bat mon bag Redit su f6lisfen, bus
BITE SbpotheTe rpdhr lit, sberfo fuis es
efpa Elm Mifronom ober 8bnfifer thiit,
Der genru auf biefelbe Wsi'e nrb'it't t.
bartn, eire foIhe Sbppftefe aiifsuffels
set Sab Fe allen GnipTa&sn stnasi
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Bon Burton 6. etebsuip.n.
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Was fiimmert es mi1s @obFrep,
ih mub iis slsi9 iehen - i'd mub
mid ibr au Jiiben tperfen = I'M
Staube por ibr
G.immt! nidte @obfrsb bsiitims
menb. Ou bait es erfabt! Iber if
sipeifle iebr baran, bab' bid Der WGrs
ter auf beinen eissnen Wunid bin
frei lGbt. 9ieIlei9t morsen mad Der
llnteriu9uns, penn alles gut sebt =
Morsen? Sd mill iie ioiort ie6sn
Sim! @ibt's ba feinen Muspes9
gr sins fpiithenb in Der 3eQe aui
unb ab unb bib ii9 auf bic 2ippen.
Menn ibn sremaine in bieier Be -fal'
Jung bate feben tDnnen. 10 battle er
pobl iein ssringfdGBises llrtbsil liter
ibn sednbert.
@s stbt nur cinen 4uspea faste
Gubfrep, unb Der pdrs, baB 5rdul, in
gropbon ielbit bic unbesreifliAe Soa'
belt begeben ipiirbe - ner 1T bass"
Man bDrie cine Sbiir se5en;
Shritte ndberten iih auf bsm Sang
elm ROd rauiate -.
Grace!
gs ipar 9rpsbales Stimme; Ell
felbit blieb ipie periteinert itsben.
llnb iie? Sd mar beinafe Elm ipenie
neibii1. uIs ih iie erblidte = ibrs
leuatenben glueen - i6re bebenben
lddelnbsn 2ippen 80.
ScSfrep mar iofort aufgefprun'
gen.
stpmmen sic, 2sitsr, iaste er, ais
Der @drtsr Die S6iir Dffnete, nit net
der Stimme; mir biirfen nnieren 3ua
iiidht perfeblen, mir baben nod Irbeil
in Nep gort ppr uns!
@ielleiht tduf6te ih mid, aber e.
lam mir our, als lei ieiH Sang MIDI
10 iider Die geipD6nIich, als er mil
borauseilte.
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