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Armed u. S. Ship Defes
U-BOats; Safe in Port
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
rules promulgated Saturday by Secretary
of War Baker Secretary OF the Navy Dam
iels, Conselor Polk. of the state Depart
ment; Major Macarthur. of the War De-
partment, and Commander Belknap. of the
Navy Department, no announcement will
be made of the departure of the st. Louis
on her return trip
II was taken for granted in view of Ad-
ministration decisions In similar matters
that the st. Louis followed rigdly all
safety rules in selecting a course and in
other matters.
with the reports reaching this city, of the
safe arrival of the st. Louis i'm "a British
port" came also a rumor that the st. Louis
herself had encountered German sub
marine and had been attacked, whereupon
single shot by the American gunners
aboard the liner had sunk the U-boat 1t
was said one of the st. Louis's smokestaCks
had been shot away.
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sounded were speclncany requested when
the war college universal service bill went
before the country.
The people back home" are expressing
themselves to the President and their repre-
sentatives In Congress as TO whether there
should be universal military training, a
raise an army.
Several state Legislatures have passed
resolutions favoring universal military
training. Hundreds of telegranfs and letters
from college students and young men in all
parts of the country urge adoption of such
a system. out OF hundreds of newspapers
questioned by the National Association for
Military Training 93 per cent favored law
compelling universal military training.
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MRS. BARLOW PLAYS BIG
FIELD IN TITLE TOURNEY
Philadelphia Champion Defends. Lau-
rels Over Links at Pinehurst
Against 70 Contenders

PlNEHCRST, y. G., March 2G.--A record
neld or seventy women golfers tced off to-
,ohE IN the qualifying round of the North
and South championship series Mrs. r II
Barlow. of Philadelphia, the present North
ana South champion, will he called upon to
play great golf if she is to retain her title
The field includes several of the leading
women players Of the country, including
Miss Elaine Roscnthal recent winnar Of tho
Florida championship Mrs. Dorothy Camn-
hell Hurd of Pittsburgh, and Miss Mildred
'averly. of Philadelphia, respectively mel
aist and one of the 1nalists in the last mn
tional tournament
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DIR. WILLIAM L. WINDER DEAD
Tioga Physician, in Practice Forty
Years, Succumbs to
Neuritis

Dr. William l.. Wnder. siXty-five years
old a well-known physician, died at his
home, 3224 Powelton avenue, today of neu-
ritis.
The funeral will be held Thursday and
interment will be in the Langhorne Friends
Cemetery
Doctor Winder was graduated from the
jefferson Medical College forty years ago
and entered at once into practice at Tor
resdale. At the time of his death he was
the physician for the Edwin Forrest Home
and for the Convent of the Sacred Heart
at Torresdae. He was Knight Templar
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WIRELESS LINKS GERMANY
WITH SOUTH AMERICA
Bank in BuenoS Aires Announces
Drafts to Berlin Can Soon
Be Transmitted
BY CHARLES p. STEWART
Special cable Scrt'icc of the United Press and
ErCHiHD LCdOer.

ErCHiHD LCdOer.
BI'ENOS AIRES March &c. - Germany
apparently has achieved wireless service
from South America to Berlin. presumably
by way of Colombia and Mexico
Announcement was made today by q. l..
Tngenfolder manager of the Banco Aleman
Transatlantic Company, that wireless trans
begin
lie did not specify by which route the
service would be routed, but in view of the
attitude of the Colombian and Mexican
Governments and frequent reports as to
activity of Germans in those countries in
wireless work il is assumed transmission
will be through high powered stations there
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Adds S92 to State Conscience Fund

HARRISBURG. March 26.-MaX Ron.
Quakertown. r. f. r., Bucks County, todn,.
sent to the state Treasury S92. which H.
said he had held out of state taxes due from
him to the Commonwealth. Roch said hc
was formerly an atheist and didn't believe
the state should spend its revenues lavishiy
for Capitol furnishings He has since be-
come converted to Christianity and sent the
money to ease his conscience.
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SAN FRANCISCO. March

SAN FI{ANCISCO, March 2f
The National Guard of the Pacific coast
prepared to answer the call TO the colors
today.
Cnder orders received at midnight from
the War Department seven National Guard
regiments. comprising the infantry of Cal
fornia, oregon, Washington. Idaho and
Montana. took steps today preliminary to
mobilization. California is marshaling three
regiments and the other States one each.
1t is understood they will be used in DO
Icing railways and other means of com
munication and in guarding shipbuilding
plants. arsenals and industrial plants Of
use to the Government should war come.
The regiments will be held in readiness
to await the order Of Major General j.
Franklin Bell. commanding the western de-
partment of the army.
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WHITE SLAVERS' PLEA FAILS
President Refuses Clemency to Diggs
and Caminetti

WASHINGTON. March 26 - President
Wilson today denied clemency to Maury
Digs and Drew Caminetti, convicted I'm
California, under the Mann white slave act
A pretentious plea for pardon was made
to the President some days ago
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But there are also many voices raised in
opposition, and thus far President Wilson
has not declared himself He has admitted
the need OF some form Of physical train
ing" but has inclined to tho belief that the
country is not yet ready for the universal
military training idea.
UNIVERSAL TRAINING
On the contrary. Chairman Chamberlain,
of the Senate Military Affairs Committee,
says he believes recent international de-
velopments have made the country ready
for such plan as never before. He says
he Is hearing from the people back in ore
gon,' who originally were opposed to mill
tary training but who now loudly insist
on IL.
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RICHMOND. Va. March

TtI0 TINTVNTJ, ' a., WaTIn 70.
Six companies of the Virginia National
Guard have been mobiliZed and assigned to
guard duty here. Camps have oeen estab-
lished at the posts where the men are sta
toned
L. c. McLouth. Of Ypsilantl. Mich was
arrested today whitc taking pictures on the
Capitol grounds here. His camera was con-
fscated
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COLUMBES. March 26

The Third and Sixth Regiments Ohio
National Guard, were ordered to mobilize
today upon instructions from Secretary of
War Baker.
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PACIFIC AND MIDWESTERN GUARDS
CALLED TO WATCH PLANTS AND ROADS

| WASHINGTON, March 26--Additional
| National Guard organizations, comprising
nearly $4,000 men. were called into Federal
| service today in eighteen States Like those
preceding them, they will be used for police
| protection purposes.
The list follows:
Ininois-First, Fifth and sixth Infantry.
| Indiana--Sccond Infantry.
| Iowa-First Infantry
! Mssouri--First and Third Infantry.
| Nebraska-Fourth Infantry.
| Minnesota--First Infantry.
| Michgan-Thrty-thir infantry.
Wisconsin--Third Infantry.
South Dakota-Third Battalion, Fourth
Infantry.
North Dakota-Second Battalion, First
infantry.
Colorado First and Second Separate
Battalions of Infantry.
Wyoming-Second Separate Battalion of
Infantry
Ohio-Third and sixth Infantry.
washngton--Second Infantry.
Oregon-Thrd Infantry.
Calfornia-Second. Fifth and Seventh
Infantry
Idaho--Second Infantry.
Montana-Second Infantry.
The following organizations are already
in Federal service and consequently will not
be mustered out originally planned:
Michigan--Thirty-th Infantry.
Colorado--First and Second Separate Bat
ta'ons Infantry.
Oho-Third and Sixth Regiments In
fantry.
The War Department in announcing the
calling out of this group of national
guardsmen said they We're "for general
purposes of police protection against pos
sible interference with postal. commercial
and military channels and instrument
talities."
with orders to these men, the Fast and
its Industrial life is closely guarded as well
as the Middle West and the Far West.
Thus far there has been no general call to
Southern States.
NEW YORK March 26.
Shrill bugles sounded Assembly today
at the armory of the Seventy-frst Regi-
ment New York National Guard and 1900
members of the regiment were mustered
into the Federal service for the second time
within q year.
First call to arms went out last night
and three -fourths Of the regiment roster
had reported before midnight. The men
were allowed to go to their homes and or
dered to report for duty this morning
Adjutant General Stotesbury has issued
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UNIVERSAL TRAINING

q call for mobilization of the Second Regi-
ment, with headquarters at Troy Menu
Ders of this regiment are scattered through
wider territory and the mobilization may
take day more,
The first clash that the Seventy first
regiment has participated in since the pres
ent mobilization came today when a sentry
at the armory bayoneted Louis Gilman
Gilman refused to obey the sentrys order
to stay outside Of the llnee drawn about
the armory. Then Gilman attempted to
rush the sentry and was struck with a
bayonet wound was inflicted on his
head.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, March 2s.
secretary of War Baker today ordered
the First Infantry. Minnesota Fedora liyed
Militia, TO mobilize at once. The men will
be asked to report to Fort Smelling not later
than tomorrow. 1t IL understood they wifi
lie used to guard State and other public
property. The guard was demobilized only
ten days ago. Colonel T.. y. Luce. who is
in New York, will be ordered to return
at once.
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Hungary Suspends Newspapers
BUDAPEST, March 26.-An the news
papers in Hungary have been ordered to
cease publication.
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Freie YrcfIe fit Sous: Mittwpd btn IS. Mai 1917.

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martc = oas merben mir Dir BON
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ltdl ctlpos perdnoert. gr batte ltdj
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lang al1sge5ogen, mie es in Der ars
mee iibfid mjur, er bate mieoer oie
%ltroffe nno beitinlntte Sultung oes
0ienltes, audi Die Uniform, Die lie
ieit at1oertbalb Sabren nibt mehr
at iinn geieben, mabte init Dem I'M
geipobnteil Slot ibrer Iufiblage, Dem
8litern ser anopfe i'm 2ampenlibt
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piel 3u er5dblen aus Der 3lpilden=
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idrieben. 0idie bette iib iest auf
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groBen 8alimuoafriie iid gut einges
oedt gebabt fli1lo piel @elo gemadt.
l1no WfB &ntter.
(Gortfetnu1 foIgt.)
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Wad benz &riess.

sommen Sic, laiTen Sir ulls nal
perniinftis anti einattoer reoen. {
Ger Rrieg Rigt oent Gnoe gu
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Ter @abrideinIiffeit nod por SEQ
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menldliher 8ere6uuna bon Oeutld1.
lamb ~getponneil meroen. @enn Ole
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ben Iienit geitellt weroeit fonteit,
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ties Hublaiib unb Die unpirfiantfeil
Der 9aud]boote enttdiiht miiroe. 0it
geltiden baben auf oieien Wrr'
lire gon3e Soffmne aeiett-
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Der s~pariamfeits.W abniinn.
Mad, eimer Der Seart'iden 3eitlta~
gen I'M Slten.)

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ton, rat uns, aIe nidt n~nbe0ingt
motigen sflissaben gu oermeioen.
@ir iolleu uns, iolange es irgeno
angebt. feline nellen Shube uno feil-
ne nellen aleioer faufen, leglidem
Gurus entlagen ulD., uifp.
@enn Die aon5e gebolferung Die
len @at befoleeu fuiiroe, penn Die
Sranen oufboreu wiiroen. aieioer,
shube, Sfliple uHb 8anoer 5n falt.
fen, menat Die Malilrer oas Mal.f)en
aufgeben ipiiroen meilf mir orel
Gage IN Der @odJe fem Weiih mebs
eiien miiroerL menn mir fem Ebea'
ter ulebr beiudpn uuo anoere berar.
tige Marrbeiten begeben piiroen,
mos tpiiroen Die ssolgen lem i
3aiiienoc BON 8rocerss, 0let5lldl
tern uno dnoeren nnternebmerr
ntiiroeu aus Dem @eidaft setriebef
tperoen giino IN ieoem Sale piiroer
auberoen iiammtlihe InaeItcllte i'm
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Iitauo nur id)tper III alien ein6elbei
ten allsmalen, iiher lit inoelien, oal
Fapir bon einer Tonif beimgeiuh'
wiiroen, mie mir lie nod nidt erleb
| baben.
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bolte1, oab Gegierungsbeamte Der
art perriidte &atidldge geben' fom
| men.
Dtan fam iid) mir puiloern, Dol
Die 9oli5ei 2eute irei berumlaiFei
| IaBt, Die 70 odmlid iino, DAB lie @e
fobr %lanfen, in einen grieffalten 81
fadeiI, iperr man tic ollein oiif oil
| StraBe IoBt.
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~AltSeItulS p0l l|4t9'Lei ~ ~.
iidJ areifenoen 4gitation Der Mude1
STR @in1dranfung bes 9onoels nit
geiitigen @etranfen nno ldlieBlid
poalt1noiger Brobibttion in Den
garlsen Ser. 5taaten lit Der ioebe,1
eribienel1e Sabrgang 1916 oes Sabr-
buds Ser limited States gremers
MiIoeiotion cine fir ale Sreunoe Der
perIonli6en .5reibeit bodlt mi6tige
u1lo tpertppae @ilfsqueae fir ltd
auf 9atIa6en INTO unanfedtbare
Statiitifen itiise1loe Mrgumente 5ur
gefampfatng Ser muderii6en Pin.
ifIdge.
Die IN benz ltuttliden galloe ellt-
baltene1 MnflGte iiber Die @etrarfcs
frage in aflen ihren Yboien, Die
@irfungen atro 5eblfblage Der 8ro=
bibition in Sen Staaten, in fpelfen
fie bereits e1ngefubrt lit, Die 5tati-
ltifem mber bic u~nsebeuren CUNT
men, fDelde, aus benz 8etranfeban=
bel BEN gu1oes-, Staats- nnb itaS-
tiiben 2oiien in Sorm BON Steuerll
nno Mbgnben ~5uflieBen uno bel 9an5=
ilider Mllsrottling Diefes tpiftigen
Snouitrie5tpeiges burd alberfpeifige
sSteuern a~ufgebrndt fuerben, follten
ieoen borurteilsfreien 2eier SUM
Wad,0e1fen bringer.
Der erite 8eitrag III benz ,,eltett
SSabrbnfe 1T Die Mniprade, treIde
Der 8r1iioent Ser limited States
grepers' MiIociation, Serr @uitap
Habit, BEL oeren Sabresfonbent in
GlebeIano gebnlten iino bon uns lei,
ner5eit 6ereits i'm Mus5uge mitge,
teilt aplroe. Sic aibt elm flares
Bio ser stellung uno Yrin5ipien
Der Arallerei Sn6uitrie. Wertpol-
Re Snformation iiber Die Mrt Der
Hrobibition in Canada nnb ben
ifroffen @egenfab oiefer Mrt Bro
bibition 5u Der IN BEN Ser. Staaten
gibf ein aud piele anoere Hunfte be=
rii6renber 8eriht oes 8igilan5-&n,
mites. giniee ser pielen fallf)en
s[ngabem, tpelde in ben Mgitations-
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finoen iino uno audi MIR 81 oft
BON Dem Yrobibitionsrebnern ges
nlacbt perseL iino in einer MnBab(
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Acknowledgment oes iuolbefaanten oa.
rilden Matbemntifers Mrno Slider
ben MiBbrallh, Der BON ben Wtudert
nit Stntiitifen betrieben miro uno
Die @infaGigfeit Der oararf baiieren-
ben Mrgumente gefpifier Brobibi=
tiors : Sbparmer, tpel6e oie @e=
trdnfefrage bonn miilenidaftliden
Stanopunfte go 6~ebanoeln perfudlt
baben.
sebr leiensmert fir ieoen. Der
gdn5lih porrrteilsfrei bieie Traee
min, iino Die Mrtifel iiber
Die @etuobnbeiten uno oas geneb-
men Der 9epolferung zines vfno-
dentrofenen" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Die
llebeIltdnoe, melhe Brobibifion III
Miiiiifippi ge5eitigt bat uno elm
aapitel aus Dem fiirslid erid)ienc-
men 8iide vEbrift" bon Bolton
San, melfes Die oft mieoerbolte Be
bauptung unb zines Der Sauptar-
g,nlente Ser Yrobibitionilten sldn-
5erlo ~pioerlegt, oaB geiitise @e,
tr1nfe oie Sauptifpllb on alien To-
Sialen uebeln triigen. Mub Die in
benz Sabrbltde entbaltenen itatiitis
iden Tabellen iino iebr lebrrei6 nlo
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oelIen 8eenoigung in oernofratii6enl
uno freiiinnigem 8eiite regiert per=
Den. gs miro aaer @abrlheinlid
felt mad eitte fonititutionele Monar=
die merben. 9as beiBt, ooB mir in
3ufunft nit Dem oeutiden 8olfe uno
nift elmer berribenben 9alte 81 tnl
baben meroen. 9as miro cine 8e=
aierung leir, ser mir pertrallen font
men. so etpo ldreibt oie uH. 9.
gbening Mail" in Ser GinIeitlng
su einem langeren 4rtifel, benz lie
oann Die foleenoen ShluBfalgeran-
gen anbdngt:
,SSn &~riegs5eiten miiilen mir INNS
auf ben Grieoen porbereiten. @ie
meroen iib rtniere 8e5iebnneen uno
oieienigen gnglanOs NIT Der neuen
oeut1den 8egierung geltalten? IS
tit 3eit, a II bieIe Oinee 5u oenfen.
Seute - lett Ausbrrd Der ruff
lhen Repolutior, Der 5ltfolge HaB=
LAMB @enerdtionen binourd) an Jet,
rler tnneren G%ntmidlung 81 arbeiten
habeu miro, : gibt es orG grobe
Ma6te, Die cine Grponlionspolitif
treiben: England, 9entIflano utto
Die @~ereinigten Staateir. aein @e<
Iee, fein 8ertrag, fein Ibfommen
fonrte uns Dorat1 birloern, uns ans-
aubreiten, iiber Die groe uniere
MadJt uto unieren ginflnB, unier
aapital, unlere Grobutte, uniere
iunge1 Mdnner, Die uniere @e-
ihaftspioniere iilo, 81 ergieBen.
Die Melt lit groB gelr.g fir uns
ale.
Muf Der iueltlid)ell @enifpbare bat
4merifa Elm unbegren5tes SeIo. I'm.
}ere grpaniion miro Dabrldeinlib
feline pofitifden Aetroerrnsen ber,
porrufen, alsgenpmnen III Wferifo.
IDort meroen mir eiiler ttelien, itar'
fen i1no itanoigelL ms frernoltb
Igelini1ten @egiernng bebiirfen. a1r
oersuo tueroelt mir onrb @anoel uno'
aapitalsanIaee feiten SUB 7iaiien.
england fat ELI Meif, in benz Die
Come niemals untergebt. gs lit eta
berrlidJes grbe uno Belgium, cine
gldn5enoe @elegenbeif. Sn geDtlien
@ebieten, in Mfrifa uno Der @egeno
norblid bon Snoien fat England
nod nidt oas gnoe ieines 8ad,s=
trmns erreidyt. Sem @inoernis loate
ibm I'M Wege iteben.
Dentihlaro bat i'll olelem &riege
elm ofonomiibes Meid geidaffelt,
oas lid1 bon Der 9eoroiee bis al ben
8osporus ~ausoebnt. gs lit ein brei-
ter @ee, Der es gu ben reiden auel.
len aleinaiiens fiibrt, 5l 0armlan-
bern, All @ebieten, Die reid limo on
Del, Mineralien uno SoI5; aus. Die
lem @ebiete foniten feline Manner,
ieine Snonitrien ulto iein aapitnl ELL
babies Sabrbunoert lang Nuten
Nidts loate ibm im @ese
llln bieIe @elegenbeit, ii6
ans3noebnen, luabrnebmen 81 fon-
1tef.
Die @elt lit groB gelllig filr ms
ale.
Ger Gag miro nod fontnlen, an
Dem Cecil @bobes Sraum CUR @irt
lihfeit miro, Der Sraum BON elmer
angloi6dfiiderr @ereinignng, Die Dir
Welt beberrlden unp 5ipllliieren
uno ben 6rieoen er5tpingen miro.
8ein peitansid)auelloer Weanm loQte
oieier Soee iein Ser5 ODER ieincn
Yeritnno periflieBen. Sic lit ielblt
bemte, ielbit in 8erbimoung nut I'm.
ierem Seinbe, inert, IN Die Grinnc-
ruitg 5nriifgerpfen 81 meroen."
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Gtint tnglij6t Srau,
g2ontan bon Huoolpb g ro +.

H0TltQ1 DOH J II 0 ~ I'll y.
(Sortietllno.)
limo CT idyiittelte in1ller luieoer
gliidIelig ben aopf.
u9iit bu's oenn mirflid)2. IS
tit 51 fd)on! @s tit geniB uidbt
mabri!. -. Sdjau 6ei1tobe ie=
Sen Gag bob id oroltBen auf Der
gabl1 geitonoen ltno bob ulf oid}
getpnrtet
ul1no i) bin 10 oft in 9onoon or
Gbarine GroB portei uno boh an
Did eebadbtl"
ullno geraoe bette mar id 6ei
meinent Sauptnom1.
Sic lad)te.
yllno uHteroelien BIN id} ollge-
fonmen ltnb ms Sotel uno ld)nell
bierber. SD bob 81 SSll.B gebe1l
ntiiilen Settle s. COB feinett
@ogen.... lpegen Gbrilnnas
Gin Meolln pom Sotc( bat mid, be-
gleitet. -. ipnlt NOR idl %ltecfen 9e-
| 6lieben I'M Shnee
| Sic mar INNER nod ourd)froren.
Gr ltreihelte lire falten Singer utlO
rieb ibr Die rotten fleinen Sbren.
| Conn lief er gum Ofen uno ld,iirte
oos 6el1er. Sbre friihen 3iige lend)-
teten ro1ig in BENT 8eflafer auf.
sic idaute iid unglaubig, nit
groben Mueen IN Dem einfod)en,
nloblierten 3inuter I'M.
ga nobnit olt, Sedie?"
So.
$50 bait on oenl1 oeine anoeren
Macume2"
.Wein 8urIhe bat allf Dem go
Sen cine &annn,er. 9as lit mein
gauges &eif." e..a
Gs giig iiber ibre 6aiilugsfraHI
go halliteil in gnglanb nidt elm
NAL Die Jobrifarbeiter, Sic bret
tete peritort Ole s(rme aus.
OF Settle. fo1tlrl 5u mir
Bas mubt OH gelitten baben!"
yyNa w menn's meiter nidts ge-
tuelen fpare!" iagte er oei1 Gopf an
ibrer 9ruit. Gin Grieoen unenoli-
den @liifes iiberfam i'm. ST ihlob
sic Mugen. or Drte lire Stim
me: limo oas lit oein Snpper?@
Sic oeutete erifredt NIT Dem
Singer. auf oen geaer NIT @urit
uno grot, gr lprang alrf lino
(adte.
.Nein. Sir BETTE niftl 9eute
bot gum Slid meme 'briioerlibe
2iebe am Hbeing an uns geoadt. als
OF er's seabnt batte, Ser id,laue
2eopolo! -. Sieblt OH = on lit Der
&orb nit Sahen!. 0as RENE
9iihleinbefoihl... No.... Dos
nad)ber!. Iber sic Euae oo,
oas miro sir gut TIN. Warte.
Ct enfforfte oie cine Seftflaidp
aelde batte er uidt. gr nabm
feline beioen Yierglaier. Sic ltieBen
an llno if)auten lid in Die augea
uno tranfen. 3rauBen laltete pie=
Der cine @eibnadtsglofe ourb Die
StiGe. Die Sdneeflpden tan5ten
Dor Dem 6eniter. Wan mar bon Der
@eIt obgeidicoen ols gabe es nlr
oies fleine, oammerige, iparme
Stiibden ullo lonIt MIR % alBen ei%
ne einaige falte 5initernis.
Der @eil bate iie belebt, aber
10, oaB lie plotlih mieoer faIt ST.
lpeinet AIMING.
y@eaie ME balt on oenn nar
oies 8ierteliabr perbringen fonnen
obne MIDI unb alein-Wsarp2 IS be-
fiimmert mid io!. 8as bait OH
oenn MIR getan?"
rGienit!" iprad) er ernlt.
yIienit! Gienit!!"
Sic blinaelte fampflnltig BET Die
lem @ort. 4ber lie bielt an llt).
Sic pollte i'm nid)t argern.
v@as biIt Oh fir Elm oiffopfi-
ger Mannl~ iagte lie. Wentge
Traaen baben es gepiB 10 ifaper
mie idy!.... @as bait ou oetm tlur
oliBer 0ienit setrieben, Selie
.Nnr on bid eebaht!"
Gas ~bernbiete lie wieoer. gle
ldliirfte elm menig nad)oenflid) en-
ibrem @las. gr frtg: v9alt on
Sunger. Mmls91
uSd.
gRd, @ott JET gduf."
sic ladte ufio padte Die @abeh
aus. sic balf inn. Sic lad]fe nit.