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Woodmen Circle.

Willow Grove met Tuesday night at
the home of Guardian Burns. Two new
was passed accepting the invitation Of
Fraser Camp to attend its first ami
versary celebration in a body. Rose
E. Burns rendered her report as dele
state Manager ]. C. Mcconnell and Mrs.
Burns were the delegates sent by the
grove. and the latter was elected chap
lain for the next convention, which will
be held in Grafton. w. Va. in 1919.
Willow Grove will hold unwilling
ceremonies at 3 o'clock today at the
grave of Alice Wagner. in the Congress
sional cemetery. This will be the first
time this grove has conducted this cere-
mony All camps and circles are invited
to attend.
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Knights of Pythias.

TUESDAY evening Webster Lodge No
Z. will be officially visited by Grand
officers. program of entertainment
has been arranged for the evening by
committee. headed by Past Grand
Chancellor John B. Dickman.
The stockholders of the Knights of
Pythias Hall Association will meet at
Pythian Temple the first Monday in
June for the election of nine directors
and other business.
Thirteen lodges of the order, with a
membership of 1864. are located out
side Of continental America Hawaii
mas hre lodges and sos members and
lodge and 455 members; Australia, two
lodges and 113 members; Alaska, three
lodges and liz members; China, one
lodge and twenty-five members, ard
the Philippines. one lodge and fifty
members.
Syracusians Lodge, No. 10. Friday
evening was entertained by II. l..
Morris. member of Ivanhoe Lodge. No.
-. OF Richmond, Va, with an interest
ing address.
Grand Chancellor F. II. Melick and
the Grand Lodge officers paid their an
nual visit to Hermione Lodge, No 70.
OF Georgetown. Wednesday evening.
Fast Grand Chancellor Henry G. WaR-
ner is a member of this lodge, which
is one of the Oldest lodges of the
domain.
The board of directors of the Knights
Of Pythias Hall Association has re-
Gently purchased an elaborate set Of
scenery for the auditorium stage Of
the Pythian Temple.
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The Past Chiefs Association of the
District will hold a sock social at the
conclusion of short business session
OF Rathbone Temple Friday night. The
organization. at special meeting held
at the residence of the president. Mrs.
Roberta Prescott Thursday night. per
fected plans for Red Cross work which
the association will take up.
Rathbone and Friendship temples will
have a joint minstrel show Thursday
night. May -. at the Pythian Temple
The Roanoke Club was entertained at
its last meeting by Mr.. and Mrs H
Elkton Smith. Plans were outlined for
number of affairs to be given for the
benefit of the club
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Order of the Eastern Star.
CHAP1E.RS.

CHAPTERS
Monday Temple. No. IS. business and
program: Columbia. No. 10. degrees.
Tuesday Miznah. No. s. business and
program: Fidelity. No. -, business
and program
"Wednesday Arrme. No. 10. business and
program: Unity, No. 10. postponed.
Thursday Esther. No. ), degrees and
program.
Friday Martha. No. (. business and pro-
gram.
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Troop 23-Pansy-Capt. Barker.
The troop held Its regular weekly
meeting at the Wallach School. at
which a program Of entertainment was
given. A playlet was presented by sew
eral members Of the troop and a poem
was recited by E"elyn Jarvis.'-Emma
Bragunfer. Scribe.
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Pythian Sisters.

Notwithstanding Temple. No. o;
business.
Friday-Rashbone Temple. No. s; bust.
ness.
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Troop 2y-scarIet Pimpernels Of. Park
viewlMisS A. f. Hnrries. Captain.
"a meeting of the troop was held
Tuesday in the Park View School All
members of the troop are interested in
home Observation-Disclosures Elliott.
Scribe.
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Rebekah Lodges.

Monday-Esther. No. 5, business.
Tuesday--Fidelity, No. T. degree.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. No. 8. business.
Friday--M'riam. No. q. entertainment.
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Jr. O. u. A. M.

Liberty Bell Council No So. met Tues
day in the Northeast Temple. c. NJ
Brown and F. II. Julian were reported
ready to resume work. The drilling of
the degree team under r. E McCuI!ocn
and NJ. L. Bachman is a feature of the
meetings. The council has purchased a
piano to increase the interest of the mem
be-s.
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Mount Vernon Council. No. 10. Thurs
day night received lengthy sick re-
port" from its committee. r. A Yost.
W. y. Martin and Charles NJ Burrier of
Pioneer Council. No. 1876, Of Baltimore
were reported i'll. Thursday night a
social night and rally will be held. The
committee in charge has announced
the principal speaker Repres entative
John l.. Burnett of Alabama and Na-
tional Councillor c. B. Webb of States
Vile, n. c., will be present. The meet
ing will be open to juniors of sister
councils and each member is requested
to bring a male friend. Conductor W.
Calvin Whip has been called to Pitts
burgh. Pa. to work and was excused
from duty. Addresses were made by
Past Councillors p. d. Carter and ]. d.
Simpson of Anacostia Council. No. 10;
Past National Deputy Councillor John
A. ii. Hargett. W. T. Carter and John
L. Smallwood of Mount Vernon Coun-
ell, No. TO-
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Troop 17-sunnower-disa Curtis. Cap
tain.
"A talk on the garden campaign was
given by Capt Rafter of Troop l at a
troop meeting Tuesday. May /. In the
absence of the captain Miss Putzki had
charge of the meeting. "-Zenaida
Bailey. Scribe.
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ACTIVITIES OF
BOY SCOUTS

Assistant Deputy Commissioners F. E.
Matthes and Vernon Bailey spoke on
the conferences recently held in Rich
mond at a meeting of the Scoutmasters
Club of the local organization Mon
day evening.
Between forty and fifty boys do their
share of working the garden farm in
East Potomac Park each week when
they are excused from school. Boys may
be excused from school for gardening
err it has been signed by their scout
master. to their parents for approval
Heard From the Troops.
Troop :l-Fred L. Harrie", seoutmas-
Scouts John Heale. Charles Ward and
Pete Schneider, recently took a four
teen-mle hike from Anacostia to Fort
Foote. Md. with Scoutmaster Lugenbeel
Scribe.
Troop 3O-Edwin Kirk. Scoutmaster.
by request of the United Brethren
Church. the troop held its meeting in
that church last Friday night An in
door lawn fete was given by the Sun
day school during the meeting. The
purpose was to organize a troop in the
church The troop is planning for
big fete to be held the last of the
iEOntn. Will tiUnkett, Scribe.
Troop Governor Bailey. Scout master.
The last regular meeting of the
troop was held at Mr.. Bailey's resi-
dence. Bahman Irani was elected as
sistant patrol leader of the first patrol.
He will continue in that office until the
former officer becomes first class"-Jack
kerans. Scribe.
Troop 47-Walter E. Marsh, Scout mas
ter.
The meeting of the troop Friday was
called off because of play given by the
st. Andrews Church Dramatic Associa-
ton.
Troop 65-Homer Cummings, Scoutmas-
ter.
''At the regular meeting of the troop
Friday evening. May 1. arrangements
were completed for the demonstration and
pictures by ]. w. Patton, deputy com
missioner. to be given May 16 in the
lecture room of the Metropolitan Presby-
terrain Church. 4th and streets south
east."-W Clifton Woodward, jr., Scribe
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Miriam Lodge. No. 6, will entertain
Friday evening with sketch, District
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Troop 12-Cornnover-Cap Peacock.
''Th, troop was formed into two pa
trolls Thursday. May 3. when Louise
Chamberlain and Ruth Peacock were
appointed patrol leaders. All members
Of the troop have gardens.
Booth. Scribe.
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spent In practicing semaphore. bandag-
ing and bedmaking. Helen Murphy and
Emily Hornig passed their second-class
test Friday.'-Emily Hornig. Scribe.
Troop I1-Daisy-Mrs. X. n. Jones'.
Captain.
"A meeting Of the troop was held Fri
day. May 4. at the home of the captain.
Semaphore was practiced. Anna May
Darr passed her tenderfoot test. In
structions in first aid were given I'M
der the direction of First Glass Scout
Miss Julia Jones."-Ethel Pearson,
Scribe.
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Master Lester ]. Kelly Of Lebanon
Lodge. No. I, has appointed Past Mas
kenzie and Thomas S. Sergeon a COM
mittee to receive subscriptions to the
Red Cross fund and to organize a
woman's auxiliary to make articles for
the Red Cross. The committee has
asked that all who desire to join this
auxiliary will send their names to
Thomas S. Sergeon as quickly as posi-
BILE.
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Benjamin B. French Lodge, No. Is, will
pull off it's discussion by sides headed
by Past Masters Arthur L. Bryant and
Charles E. Hood Monday evening, May
II. Just what the subject is has been
withheld. probably purposely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-13

At, its last convocation La Fayette
Royal Arch Chapter, No. 5. had the
royal arch degree, with eleven past
high priests of the chapter, three from
other chapters and the grand high
priest and grand scribe present Tues
day it will have the mark degree.
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The May Lodge News Bulletin of the
New Jerusalem Lodge, No. 9. which an
nounces special for the NJ NJ. degree
! Tuesday evening. also recites an in
stance where a Masonic lodge remained
in session for fifty-two years, being
when the session was opened.
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The -Trestleboard Club of Master Ma
sons will obligate several candidates
for membership at its meeting in the
old Masonic Temple, 5th and F streets
Saturday evening, when also
the entertainment committee will pre-
sent some novel features.
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Federal Lodge, No. 1. will have
charge of the religious services at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home at
O'Clock this afternoon. and it's chap
lain, Rev John E. Slick. will officiate.
A general invitation to the fraternity
has been extended.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-18

@eprg Wdsnus unb Map 9ofod
bdtten geraoe einen Mal5er pollenoet.
ols oas WaGb9en Sir Ilfreo i'm
areiIe Der umbsritebenOen Serren er'
tonute. sic brannte natiirli9 oar'
auf, gu b0rsn. tpie oben alles abse'
laufsn mar. limb 10 elahbte tie auf
einmaG bas bur9 elm antommenbes
Selegramm oeruriodte 9erGui9 se'
bort gu baben.
Ufnsruls pollte aller0in9s nifts
bapon pernommen 6aben. purbe ober
oo9 unrubig.
Der aousge psrtritt mid sipar
- uno erlaubt iIt's ia elgentIih auA
- aber 9eute 1T elm Iebr ipi9tiges
Sslssramm ubgegdn9en, bos friiRer
ooer ipGter beantportet lperoen Toms
te."
Oa oriidte lie inn sdrtIiA bic
Sano.
.Meinsttpsgcn iolit Du teine nn'
annebmIi4teiten baben."
sic ssIeitete ibn bis CUR Srspps
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-18

unb bort, In einem unbeobahteten
Moment nabmen iis nod baitisen Mb'
fdieb. Damn sins Mosnus no4 oben
uno lOite ieinen aamerdben ab. Wos
BEL fb berausitelIte, baB Wiap iib in
Der Sat seirrt batte.
9ieie Oasssen besab ii4 in Die Nis
fde am Bug bes promenobenoeds.
mo Sir 2llfreo tie bereits erpartste.
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kabine mo. II.
Romau bon Dsfar g. s6periner.
e. Ssortiebuna.)

UDH uHteH otaIl9eH 3Ienllt0 peuhS
lid Ole &lGnss zines Spofeps. eis
ues edten ameritaniiden Riggers
SpoIteps nod oben. Map bOrte bas
Sif9en oes Marcont=4pparates;
abnte nidts BON ben berebeten Wel.
len. bic DON Der maItipibe in bic
&uft binausseianbt tpuroen. Der al.
ten Seimat su. Ratiirfid abnts aud
HDnnedt niGts.
90 unten pibmete man lib gang
Der llnterbaItuns.
~Sertis!"
Masnus idpans Ii9 in ieinem
SrebItubI berum unb erle6te feline
Speite Ieberrai4ung an oieiem
4benb. Map mar perIdpunoen.
Mit Suiammensetniffenen 2ippen.
langIam. itono er auf. slng Sur Sir
Inb luste binaus auf Dos ipGrIib
srleudtste Ded. SpGrli9 erIeu9=
tst besbalb. neil Ii9 bier na9 oben
spiiden bic Rettui.ssboote abenos
ME ismano psrirrts. Sum Yrome-
nieten pdrs au9 tein pIab ge>
tpeien. DieIes Oed entbielt nur
bic Ge.tunssboote uno bic Mareoni.
ftation.
.5ort!" murmelte Wasnus per,
brieBliG. .Sit ibr pielleiat au lanss
ueilis geipoloen; trpBoem bdtte lie
ausbarren tDnnen."
llno unSutrieoen nit ii9 iel6It uno
ber ganSsn Delt sing er auf ieinen
pIoB 5uriid. sriff na4 einem our
Sanp liesenben Romanbano, unb
Deriu9te gu leIen.
9lIs Der SeIesrapbiit in isinem
Utoriez Sbitem lansIam ben ytamen
bes RopitGn Srobmann am gupe
oes 5elegramms aus6uhltabierte.
bate wtap lautlos Die Station per=
laiien uno NOR mad unten seeilt.
Sirett auf Die 2aubennil9e Su.
limb 6atte bort, pie Supor uernbre.
bet, Sir 4lfreo setroffen. Der 9atte
its augenf4einlid nod gar ni4t ers
partet.
xSdon2"
~Heia. Sasen mir in 5ponsis
Winuten. Snoehen mub i9 Sb-
men etpas mitteilen - mir baben
Slid"
uno nit fliesenoen Dorten 56ilz
osrte lie ibm bic S5ene. pie lie ii9 in
Der Differentiation spii9en ibr uno
Wasnus ausetrosen bate.
limo Der Dortlaut oes SeIes
srumms2"
wtap sos einsn 3stteI aus Der aas
i4e.
sd babe bic gu9Itaben unb
Worte aleoerseIdriebsn, pie er lie
aDi9idte." Die iunss Dame tonnte
oas Uioriealpbabet ir senau pis irs
senb Elm aeIssropbiIt i'm &aupe.
llno 6ei oem Sbeine elmer iIeiz
nen eIetlrlIdsn SaidenIaterns los
Sir aifreo Die &ppie oes 5eles
gramms.
.WiHen Sic. mas bier itebt2"
~ytidt gdn5 genau. 9lber 70
un9sfdbr CLAUDE i9 ss erfaBt gu boz
ben."
Sir IIfreO iiberiebts oas Ssls,
gramm ms Gnglti4e.
$50 onnd6erno oadte ids mir.
Sit bod famos, ni9t9"
~Jiir uns ein pa9rbaft seiesneter
3ufaa! SEPT gilt ss. ibn sriinDIi4
ausSunuBen."
gtod msbrere Minuten iaBen lie
oaB Sir alfreo ipredenb uno Ulap
auTmertIam SuborenO. Damn trenn>
ten lie ii6.
r9lIio IN sipan5is Minuten", mein.
te Der @nsldnDer noh i'm lebten
Wsoment.
IBIS eine balbe Stunos."
.Salss unp Yein6ru6!"
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fsinsrfeits beItoblen porben 5u fein.
9as mar alles 10 msrtpiirbis! -
-Wos If Sbnsn seitObIeH pOrosn.
mein Serr2"
.Papisre. absr Dos 1T ia slsidsiiIs
tis. 8enadridtisen sic muir idleu.
nisTt Den 3opitdn."
Der Steparb peridponb. ----
8srsmann tonnte uatiirli9 ni9t
boren. tuas seiproden tpurbe. gfu9
8ounedes Minenipiel tonnte er nitt
iebsn, oenn Der OsutI9e butte ibm
zen Riiden 9etebrt. Oas par naa Der
Gage Der &ommooe aud ni4t onoers
m0eli4. a6er ionit batte er ales se'
Ieben. Satte seIeben. pie Der Steuarb
tam unO sins. uno tonnte ii4 isbr
gut benten, mas nun folsen piiroe.
Q6er er pollte gang iiher seben. limb
10 per6arrte er tpeiter an ieinem
@udlo9.
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3ebntes g dpitel.

@sniss Minutsn. na9bsm aOnneds
fid in isinsr aubins sinssIdloFen
bntie, idlih it9 au4 fein Ha4bar
9ersmann, Den seOltsn Sdliiiel i'm
S9Iob serdui4los brsbenb. in Die ieis
nise binein.
Da lsete er ii9 auf bas 8stt unb
5iinbets bic 3ieurre an. Das par
linn nun idon fait Sur Sepobnbsit
sepOrben. Oils balO Oarauf ienieits
Der Wonb ein @srdui9 pernebmbar
ipurbe, lieB es ibm isoo6 feline Rnhe
mebr. 8oriidtis itano er auf uno le9te
nit elmer Stednobel bic pinaige DELI
nung in Der 3piidsnipono pieber
frei. - - - - -
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~Nh~ o''S
Die bsipsn battsn bic eritsn Stu>
fen, bic Dom COMMENDED gum pros
msaaoenped berunterfiibrten, nod
taum binter ii9. oa iprans aus ei'
mem Der Rettunssbopte cine @eItalt
beraus. gDenise baitise S9ritte 6rads
ten i'm IN bic Station.
Gs mar Sir 9llfreb 5uder.
limb unsefGbr VI Dem slei9en
Woment, in, benz Wap uno Utasnus
Die gruppe Der Sansenoen errsidt
batten uno fi4 ndd bsm anoeren
5elssrapb!iten umiaben, begannen
oben in Der Station Der orabtloien
Selesropbie 5unten gu ipriiben. gu
sifden, Su fauien. Inter anpersn
I'm Itdnben bate Oas sanoe S4iff es
ge60rt; bsute, mo alles muir auf ben
SonS adtete. bOrte es tein MeniA.
Selblt ni1t oas geii6ts DIR oes
&apitdn unO 9rdberts. bic iih
I9on aus Observation-Disclosures
untsr bic pafiasisrs semiiht hatten.
Inter tan5te Der Rapitdn nit
ben 0amsn Der eriten &aiiite. unten
luGte Der bienitbabenre Selegfapbiit
leiaen Gameraoen - oben telesras
obierte Sir gIfrsb suder ia9tunois
in bic Delt binaus. -
ne5rigens batte Wasnus Slid.
Gem GameraD befano li1 tatjd4,
lid unter oenen, bic Dem Sana 5u>
iaben. Rasnus Oeritdnoiste ibn
ianea.
.9elesentIid itsbe id aud Dir our
8srfiisuns."
Der anbere brummte ettpas Dor
ii9. @r mar ni9t seraoe ent5iidt;
lpGre germ ielbt unten seblieben -
absr Deutids aollesiaIitdt tat Elm
iibrises. 2anslam i4ritt er Der
SonnenDedtreppe 5u.
Cir 4lfreb batts serabe bic Saro
Dom .9eber" entfernt. Snitinttip
panbts sr Ii9 Inn. Sn Der Sir
itanD elm Iunger Monn.
uparoon, msin 9err. Sas TIT
ni9t sei.attst."
.Sie iinb Der 1elesrapbiit9"
~Satpobl."
.0erseIben Sic - bic Wluiit IN,
ten modte mir aopfTdmers. alu9
las San5en mag i'd ni4t. Sn Die
&abine binunter aber ipollte i4 aud
nod nib:. go bin i4 penn pier
berauf geiommen. SD fanb bic
Sir often, trat Elm uno beiehe mir
eben oieis mertpiirbisen apparate.
Wus tit gum 9eiipieI oas bier9"
gr pies auf ben .9eber". Der
SslesrapbiIt trat ndber unb ertlGrte.
9oID oarauf psrIieB Sir gllfreb
ben Raum.
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nSa iinb Sic ia. Sic fleinsr
4usreiBer."
Wiap par fpieos. suriidsstommen;
Magnus elite ibr Bis 5ur 3ir ents
gesen.
~Dnrum iinb sic penn fortsesons
sen?" pieOerbolte er. I
sd ba9te, Sic piiroen nod
lanse Su tun baben uno fpollte bod
NAL einea Bid nuf bic SaBenben
unten perfen. - SIT bod su idon.
oas SanSen. Sanaen Sic au4
sern2"
.&si0enI9aftlib!"
n0as 1T i6aoe."
vWieIo - i9aoe?"
.0ob Sic ni9t binuntsrtommsn
tonnen. meine i4. DaHn bdtten mir
beioe audi setanst - bas pdre gu
i9Dn serpsien.1
.Wo4en Sic mir bas Sera
niAt ialper uno ben Muno nidt
pdGris."
Sic batten ii9 auf bic beiosn
einaisen Stiible oes Raumss ME.
berselahsn unb piaubertsn iiber
slsiasiiltise 9inge. Bis Wasnus
pfOBi;4 bic 9nno oes Ndo4ens er.
sriff.
SD tann oiefs unterbaltuns nibt
mebr mitmaden; nit meinem iiber'
pollen Ssr5en."
Sic blidttn ii9 in bic 2lussn.
llno plOblia butte Masnus ben
tleinen b!onben aopf 5piiben feline
beioen SGnoe eenOmmen. llno er
tiibte ibn; mitten auf Das pelIise
9aar.
0a bob bas Mdodsn ibr @siidt
uno ipiBte Die Qippen.
3ebn ipeitere Winuten mo9ten
personsen isin.
rSiit Ou mir au4 pirflih gut.
Mlp9"
.Sbre 9lussn saben bersbte gnt.
mort. uno 10 iuBen lie Sano in
0anp Itiu. pie bns 2iebenoe im'
mer 10 MAIDEN. BIS Dlnp ibre 2ip'
pen Oidt an Das DIR oes Wionnes
b,ahte.
.SeBt - 0u - jebt miifen pir
tauSeE. Sin 5Gn51en nur", fiji.
Iterte lie.
er 5oa feiueu aOpf Elm iuenis au'
rid.
.@s sebt nidt. Sd tann msi'
usn Polten pirtlid ni9t usrlafen.
| Sic ihmolIte. IS tot ibm peb
Damn fiel ibm elm:
Der aopitdn niirbe MIDI it
auA ieben. Sber ireeno Elm Off
! ,ier. Die uiiIsn ia, bob i4 Oisni
babe."
.Sie piFsn ss ni9t. Su bal
mir ieI6it ssIast. baB Der 9isui
spiiden Dir uno Oeiuem 2amera
ben 10 ssrs9sIt pirp. pie es gud
bsllsbt."
~Sa - penn Der &ameraD nu
pier Dare."
so iJ4e i'm bod!"
ltnt enOrin9Ii4sr fiists lie bin
Su:
.RannIt 0u nibt perite6sn, bai
i4 iest germ tinen 3nn5, einen elm
| ,IJsn 2Bal5er nit Dir tonae
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nttbt m:rfniirbig. Denn 6a ein
fold i9nelIer unb 6equemer Damp.
fer pie Der ~GdTor" b0dIens ale
se5n Gage einmaI absins. 10 tonns
ten lie. ii6erleste. &0nnede peiter.
sur nidt anosrs. aIs bier suIammen.
treffen.
@r piIste bic @eoanten bin unb
bsr in ieinem Sirn. SOrte nidt
bic Muiit. fab niat bas Sonaen.
empfanb ni9t Ole rbbtbmii9en Be
tpssun9en bes Sdiffes. unb iberIab
polIitdnblg ben nehen ibm ftebens
ben. plauoerrDen 8sremann. BIS
oieler es enolid aud bemsrten
muBte.
.Sabe i4 ni9t redt9"
8erlessn sriff a0nnede nit Der
Sanb na9 bem 2opf.
rSm - ia. gang re9t!"
@r batte fein Wort peritanoen.
Sersmann betradtste i'm fors
I4enb.
Isle I9einen seritreut."
xRi4t seritreut. Sd babe fiird>
tsrli4 aopfIdmeraen."
.Wie perbe i9 ben S9pdbsr nur
los2" arbeitete es peiter in aon>
nsdss SdGoel. Damn faBte er els
men @nti4luB. Der aopffdmera;
oas par oas ridtise. llnb iiberbaupt
- ri9tis na4oenten tonnte er bod
nur in ieiner Sabine.
mSie miifen mid enti9uIbisen.
Iieber 5reunp. Die 8opiidmsrasn
lp.rben INNER f6limmer. gls bdtte
i'd elm SuBeno Slai9en Self in mir.
Sd sebe binunter in ole &abine unb
less mid Elm Weil9en bin"
gr ma4te Miens gum Seben.
Der anSere psriu4te ibn 5uriidaus
balten.
Sun sic es ni9t! Hi9ts 1T 10
se::snet. Sbre Misrdne au erbOben,
als bic 2uit bort unten. 8lelben
sic bier in Der friIden 9uft -
tommen Sic. ieben mir uns in bic
Nuube."
Do9 EDnnede batte nur Elm Gopf.
idiitteln fir bieIen TatI4las.
r@lauben Sic mir; es lit befer.
i9 lese mid bin."
ilno fort por er.
.DonnerDetter". 6rummte Berg
mann spii4en ben 3d9nen. Dos
pabt mir gar nidt."
Gin Deil4en itarrte er unent,
IAlOhen Dem anbereu na9. Der
eben 6inter Der Sir Der auiiitens
treppe DsridpanO. Damn folgte er
ibm.
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SergmanH I4ien beute rebieIis
aurselest; reoieIiser, als aonnede
ibn is seieben. llno sr mid nidt
Don Der Seits bss 9euti9sn, mas
pieiem lsooG ni4t auffiel. SdOn
besbalb nidt. neil feline 9eoanten
sang no anorrs IueiIten. Was ibm
3trtba Den 9irsporff erad6lt bate.
CAB i6m teine Iube. DIE SituutiOn
putbe INNER perSpidter. DUP ct
Geinoe olf Dem S4ifie 9atte. mar
inn ia am erlten Gage falt 5ur 9es
piB6eit sepOrDen; paran SpeifeIte er
niht. Sumal er nab einem BE.
Des9runp ni4t gu iu4en batte. Sin
usrpilroiser 8epegsruno. pie er
Ed iaste. slber Elm re9t itidbalti'
ger.
ST bate pitrou ais isinen 6sino
bebanoel.. bieIt ibn au6 nod oas
fir. Wsnn nun aber Der GnslGn-
Der nit oerielter Uiiifon unterpess
tpar pis Yitrpu uno tpie er, Sion.
nede ielblt, oann mar ss sanS ilar,
DUB Der GngIGnoer ibm ebenio feinD'
iells geiinnt iein miiIe pis
Der 6ranSOie. llno aud bas
iplr nidt unmDsIi9. Ulan brau4ts
nur orashmsn, onB Der gn9lGnper
es beiIer perItunpsn babe, ielne pab'
rem Sefiibls i6m ge9eniiber gu psr'
bergen als Der anoere, pdbrenD Ser
tba esseni;5er pitrou Der 8orii4ti'
ee.e mar.
giur ods eine I9isn merttpIrbi9
paS lId Drsi Wisnldeu nit oerielber
Uiliiion 5ur isIben 3eit auf Demlel'
ben S9ilf singefunoen batten. Danr
aber Uieosr iaste er ii4, oab j
ldIieBiid bic glusfiibruns oieiet
pti;iicn an ben Tag, ia faIt on oi
Stuups seburpen mar. Ilio Sod
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m0dte9 ginen 8erlobunssuaIssr -
Dur
Gr briidte iie an iia.
so - ia = id perfebe!"
$50 rufe bod Seinen aamera,
ben!"
sic faBts tbn Bel Der 9anb.
rRomm; i'd belfe Dir Iu9en. Sn
Der sinen Minute, bic Ou bier
lsblsn pirif, tann bod ni9t slei9
etnas paIIieren. llnb penn Ou i'm
sefunoeR unO bier beraufsei9idt balt
= oann tansen mir. aomm!"
Sanft aber feit 5os fe ihn bonn
Stubl. WiberItrebeno uno bod
pteoer nur su germ folste er. On
Der Siir mahts er einen leBten gin'
panD.
~Do tperbe i4 i6n bsnn nur sIeid
finpen2"
.3tueifelIos 1T er unten beim sans.
llnb penn ni4t, 10 TT er ii6erlih in
Isinsr Sabine. Ober pieleibt i'm
Rau9Ialon."
limb ld9elnS fiists is biu5u:
~Ou tuit il seraoe, als penn bic.
ies Sdiff eine Risienitdtts pdre.
@srIieren tann iid ia pier niemano
10 leidt; namentlid. penn er iih
innsrbalb bss &aiiitsnteils bsfinben
muB."
Sic fabte Mo9nus untsrm arm.
LIMB Der aina nit,
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