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The Little River news., 1917-12-08
SEWING DAYS
List of Red Cross Ladies who Will Sew
on Different Days.

The following is list of ladies and the day they are to sew each week from 2:30 to D. m. Other ladies who whose names are not on lis that are willing to help please phone Mrs. J. T. Bowling We must get busy or we will have nothing for the boys to wear during the cold winter:
 Monday-Mrs A. N. Wood chairman, Mrs R. L. Boyer, Jr. Mrs. T. B. Cook, Mrs H. l.. Poland, Mrs. Jeanne Curran, Mrs, s. C. Marr, Mrs. c. N. Thill, Mrs. J. l. Johnston. Mrs. w. E. Trustworthy, Mrs D. P. Holmes, Mrs. A. R. Hill, Mrs. c. H. Park, Mrs. J, s. Watkins.
 Tuesday w. l.. Perkins chair man, Mrs. R, A. Phillips. Mrs. ], M. Johnson, Mrs. o. T. Graves, Mrs. c. S. Boddie. Mrs. J. L. Martin Mrs. A. J Russell Mrs, Gus Chewning, Mrs. John
The Little River news., 1917-12-08
KNITTING DHPA3TMENF
LGcal Red Cross Workers Rapidly
 Getting Organized.

The knitting department of the Little River County Red Cross Chapter arc being rapidly organized. Twelve cap tains have been appointed and instruct cd to make up their own classes of six to ten women e2ch. Ne were de- layed for some time waiting for thread but we have good supply on hand now and many are enthusiastically at the fascinating work of knitting warm garments for our soldier boys. Mes danes J. s. Steel, J, E. Locke. P. Ii. Phillips, and B. B. Norman were at Richmond Thursday and assisted in organizing a Red Cross unit with the following officers: Mrs. N C. McCra- ry chairman, Miss Sykes secretary and Ms. Sykes tressuerer. Mrs. McCrary was appointed captain of the knitting class and Mrs Vaughn was appointed superintendent of the sewing depart ment. Much interest was shown by the women many 0 hem have sons or brothers in the service.
 I wish to emphasize to each captain to see that all work i5 done according to Red Cross directions. In the knit ting of socks be sure to use No. 12 steel needles or No. 1 bone needles. Pie re don't think that an old set you have on hand will 60 for they pei lively will not. Your knitting will not pass inspection unless strict di- rections are followed. Our captains will all meet Monday the 10th, in the basement of the Methodist church at 2:30 D. m. Bring knitting on hand fer nspeetion.-Mrs. B. B. Norman Superinten5 cit oi Knit ing Little Riv- CT Red Cross Chapter.
The Little River news., 1917-12-08
5 BALES COTTON WERE
 BURNED AT AsHDOWN
Fire Occurred Thursday Morning at , O'clock-Th0ught to
 Have Been of lncend-
 iary Origin.

About 75 bales of cotton were burn ed on the local weighing platform We'd nesday night. Tie fire was discovered about ? o'clock, and was announced by the firing Of guns, but on account of so many guns and torpeloes being fired about town lately the fire fighters were slow to assemble and Wien the fire department arrived with a part of their crew the fire had sprea l over a large section of the platform. It vas estimated Thurcday morning tat about 25 bales were totally destroyed and 50 bales dsmaged in varying de- grees. So far as -an be learned on ac count Of it being difficult to identify the cotton the losses were covered by insurance.
 Tie fire proved difficult to eX.in> g.:;sh even with unlimited water. Many bales no: so badly burnc were rolled away from the platform after they had been thoroughly drenChed with water Some of the bales were still smouldering Thursday morning. The fire broke out on a pert of the platform where no cotton had been moved 'or ten days and was some dis tance from the railroad. The circum- stances point strongly to the cotton having been set on fire.
 Had it not been for the watorworks and the manly fight made by the fire loys the whole amount of cotton on the platform an3 around it, tot2Gling hun drads of bales, must have been lost Many other people did hard work i1 moving co sol from the 6aagor zone.
 Among the heavy losers Of cotton ir the fire were: Locke Mercantile Go, T. B. Cook, Johnson 6 DuLaney, pr A. Y. Wood and A. J. Russell.
The Little River news., 1917-12-08
coNGER IS REEcTfD LEADER As2KaHsaN CAPTURED M BY UT0as
Arkansas Baptist Association Opens Annual Meeting ai
 JonesbOr0.

Jonesboro Dec 5.-After the pas tors and laymen's conference the State Baptist Convention opened here this morning with devotional eXer- cises, led by Dr. L. E. Barton of Fay etteville. Dr. D. B. Gray, of Atlanta, Gsi, cores bonding secretary of the Baptist Home Board, followed with an address on "The Hidden Lie and IT. luminati1g Forces of Christ in the Human Heart and Symmetric Charac- ter Produced Thereby.
 pr. J. ". Congcr O. Central College was elected to succeed himself as pres ident. E P J. Garrett of Heber Springs was elected secretary, and H.. G. Pugh of Little Rock, tro7 surer, Other addresses were by Dr. D. B.. Gray of Atlanta, Ga; pr. George Eager of the Southern Baptist Theo- logical Seminary. Louisville, Ky; pr. Gambril, corresponding secretary Tex as State Baptist Convention and preSi- dent of Southern Baptist Convention.
 Dr. Hobbs. pastor of the lccal Bap- tist church. delivered the address Of welcome He spoke of the Restitution of the surrounding country and said "thcre is not 8 mission field in Ark anlas that furnishes Q more i.oEeiul outlook for Baptist inveStments'
 pr. Boone e. TeXarkana made the regponse. The convention sermon was preached tonight by Dr. B. B. Bailey of Philadelphia.
The Little River news., 1917-12-08
U-BOAT CREW MUTlNIES
Kills Officers and SurrenderS |,
 American Vessel, Sailor Says.

An Atlantic Port, Dec. "A story C. mutiny on board German sub marine, resulting in the killing of all the officers and the surrender of the crew to an American warshIp. was told here today by an enlisted man of the United States navy just re- turned from France. According to the story, the Germans said they had been sent on two months service, but had been out three months and they could stand it no longer.
 After they had disposed of the of ficerS white flag was broken out and the men waited until the American ship rap alongside.
The Little River news., 1917-12-08
NGHE HE 1T BEtURE%.t8D
r';'e in 0mo Day. Including 'ik an-
 san, Victims O. Eii5case,

Alexandria, La, Zee. 5.-Fiye sol aiers died at Camp Beauregard of pneumonia and measles in the A hours ending at noon today, making 63 deaths at the camp since November IT. The five victims were. Private Oswald Johnson, of kansan, 142nd Field Artillery; Parker Prysock, Mis- s.ssippi, c Company 155th In Gntry; Nathaniel Statum, Ozark, Ark, c Company, 142d Field Artillery; Jack Benoit, Church Point, La, H. Com p9ny, 156th Infantry and Albert Dorsey, Harrisonburg, La, D Com pany, 156th Infantry.
The Little River news., 1917-12-08

Wimberley, Mrs. w. n. m-N d as, sfss. s Will Price, Mrs. R. L.. !, yde A .s. Grover Cobb
 Wdnesday-Mrs. Kettle 1raylor chairman Mrs. w. K. Hal Ter, Ms \ P. Smith, Mrs. J, I. Joyner. Mrs sp. B DuLaney, Mrs. c. B. Dritt, Mrs. IA RsS Fleniken, Miss Hattye Mae Wood, AisS Annie Bell Coggins, Mrs W. W. Ray burn and Mrs. John Price. 1-~-
 Thursday-Mrs. c. A. Bishop ( e man, Mrs. Clyde Head, Mrs. O | Oliver Mrs, s. c. Reynolds, Mrs. York Mrs, J. T. Bowling, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. w. H. Adams, Mrs--,sga ,.<1. Freeman, Mrs. J. E. Locke, Mrs. E. B. Mobley Mrs c. l.. Briant
 Friday-Mrs. A B. Phillips. chair>s man, Mrs. J. s. Steel, Mrs. j. C. Sander.s < son, Mrs s. K. Burnett, Mrs. M E. Herring Mrs, Jim Davis, Mrs. H q Sanderson, Mrs. E. c. Henry, M
 T. Sullivan, Mrs. O, Leslie, MT Phillips, Mrs, H. M, Westbre
The Little River news., 1917-12-08
END FUTURES TRADING
Memphis Exchange Abolishes Deais
 in CottOnseed Meal During War.

Memphis. Tenn, Dec. 4.-Directors of the Memphis Merchants Exchange announced this afternoon that after today future trading in cottonseed meal on the floor of the Memphis exchange will be discontinued for the period of the war. This action was taken at the request of the federal Food Administration as means of eliminating speculation.
The Little River news., 1917-12-08
MUCH COTTON PICKED
Gathering of the Crop Nearly Complet.
 cd, Government Reports.

Washington, Dec. 5.-Cotton picking was nearly completed in November in all eXcepG some Southeastern districts seriously affected by shortage of lab or, said the weather and crop bulletin. issued today by the Department of Ag- riculture. Weather conditions were generally favorable for work in the cotton fields.
The Little River news., 1917-12-08

CORN and HOGS
 13 to !.

The administration formally announced it's tion make hog production the farmer effect stabilize prices by rigid control of packer the may upon getting F the hogS-or a minimum of $15.50 per hundred weight Chicago the average packers droves until further notice
 The ARKANSAS STATE BANK urges of this community make hog-rasng profitable by-product of the farm. Raise and forage to feed the hogs and with the profits increase and buy and better livestock.
 Call the bank and for loan finance your plans f
The Little River news., 1917-12-08
Commanding Company.

Lieutenant Edward Freeman writes looking more warlike every day at the camp. They began their final 16 weeks training last Monday, which will be the last they will receive in the U. s. A. Edward is now commanding a company and expects his first pro- motion soon' x' .6m .:.sl
The Little River news., 1917-12-08

FOR SALE-Complete Vulcanizing
 plGI1t.. Motors, buffers and all tools. Doing $100 business per week. In building that rents of $40 per month, located in heart of auto section. Cost more than $15OOOO, will sell for $1, 1,0OO. Central Tire & Repair Co.,, 3O8 State Line Ave, Texarkana. Ark. It
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-24
SlGidJe 9iittc.

SIN 3eitaIter oes SauelIpertebrs
1T mon O9ne peiteres eeHeigt, an5u>
Rebmen, baB maa in friibereu 3eiten
in einsm fiir uniere 8erbdltHiiIe uns
m0gli9en S9nedenteutpO gereiit lei.
9as lit aber nur bebingspeiIe ri4tig.
gum peuigiten triift es fir Die Reis
len gu gferO ni4t 5u. 90 brau4te
Der &urier, Der i'm SABRE 1874 benz
9ulois Seinri1 ILL.,, Der our9 Babl
GDnig bon Bolen eeDorbeu mar, ben
Sp0 ieines 9ruoers Sarl TX. meIoen
ioate, iiir Den gitt DON Yaris na4
8uridau MIR 13 Gage. Gin anoerer
Aurier legte ben ggeg BON 8eriatlIes
na9 Rom in Der 3eit pon 166 Stun>
ben 5uriid. 9eiipiele fiir beiunbers
raiae glitte iinO aud aus Der 3ett
gu melOen, in Der 5ranfrei6 I'M eriten
0rittel oes oorigen Sabr bunoerts
nod Die GrgebniiIe Der 2otteriefii9s
rurg mad alien gr0Beren Std0ten
bur4 Gilboteu gemeIoet puroe. Gin
iOI9er GiI6ote leste einmnl bic ESQ
Silpmster betragenoe Strsde opn 45az
ris ud9 9orosaur in 80 Stunben
ouriid. Dap bds cine anitdnoige 2eis
ituHg 1T, gebt ibpn baruus berpor,
onb bic &enniabrer, Die ii9 an Der
groben RaoIer S9neIfn9rt pariss
gOrOeaur beteiIisteu, fir bieielbe
Strede bur9i9Hittli9 10 StuuOsH
brautten. 2lber biefe Derbdltntsz
mdbig i6neIlen Soften sslten nar fir
Die i'm Snttel auseefiibrten 3eiien.
lluglsi6 langiamer fubr man in ben
idperfdlisen unbebolfsnen 8u9en
Der alten ,3eit, mi. oenen man inter
2ubfpig XVI. in "a Stuuben alets
b04itens so SilOmster SuriidIegts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-24

- Gegenfeitis. Er: Mis
lanae oausrt bsnn bsine 5oilslte9
@,nn bu mOrsens auiiisbii. 1T Is
idon miitag.
Sic: limb iWnn bu abenbs bsins
tpmmii, 1T Is jtoH morgen.
- Splitter. Wlertlplroig.
ipenn man ben aeuten sttpas serabe
ms Geiidt iast, nsbmsn ii's msb
iiens trumm.
S59tens. Sommsrfrii9s
ler: .Sassn sic mir. iparum iinb
oenn bic aISbs beuie gar 10 i9par5?"
gDirtin: .Sa, oas muB h0dfeRs
bon be SGnb' isin!1
aufri9tis. Ridisr gum
aIim Gaun.r): ,Wsnn Gie ssitdns
big iiHo. bduH fat bic Straie pisI
t!einer ausl1
Guunsr: sd psros mid ia0u
biitsn!'
ilnberfroren. Eidisr:
Run ilnD sic 11on fpteoer per.
Bie oft babm mir uus ni4t i4cn
s.isben!1
9lngetlnster: .Sa. llntraut psrs.bt
mid! Dos isben mir 70 ri9iis an
uns besoen'.
llum5sliG. alnsstlas!sr
(oer bisber nod nidt gum MOrt gee
iommsn iiD: .Darf id audi sius
nal rsoen, Serr Ri6tergS
Ri&tsr: ~Sie 9absn fslbfrsSenb
,u i9peisen1.
alnsstlast.r: ,attu Serr Riater,
iuie iann Id bsnn ielbf rspeno
i9psigsn24
- SIN 8criete. G5brfen
I'm @ariete gum papa. tpabrenb iid
Elm alrtift iebr tpaspaliis proou3iert):
.Dn papa, iparum isbt Der tGslia
fsin 2sben auPs GpisI2-
papa: sOumnsr 9ub'! 80. bamii
sr mas gum 2ebsn bat!4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-24
geilerer @efliieel.s l.srauspprt.
etablerue i3itterfaiteu nu Stsle per
qatteuiiiten.

Die alIbetannten b0laernen 2atten,
tdIfen oDer .crates1 fir ben Srans'
port le6enber Siibner uno anoeren
9efliigels m6sen in naber 3utunit
peri9ptnben, 0a neuerbings cine bei'
Iere @inri6tung geboten Dirb.
@s peroen iebt GittersaGiten, bic
gang BON Stabl IiRb, fir bieien
3ped bergeiteGt, uno iie biirften balo
aqsemein i'm Wartte ietn uno Die
GunIt aGer @efliigeI8ii4ter gelpiunen.
SieIe &dIten = etne te4nti9e 3eit'
f6rift nennt iie NIT etpas ftarter
le6ertreibung .9ii4ner paaman'
&upees" iinb pon berielben @ro>
BE pie bic bert0mmli4en &attenfds
ten; a6er iie iino Oauer9after, piel
reinIi1er unO gefdbrben 0as 2ebeH
bes Gefliigels auf benz SranspDrt
nibt. sic tDnnen bur4 ni4ts, mas
neniger mdatig 1T, als Elm 9ampf.
BANNER, 5ertriimmert tperoen. 0abeI
FnO iie bod lei4t senu9; uno tie iino
au0 5u1dmWeHtlapppar.
gu ben iGIimmiten uebelitdntsH
Der bisberigen 2attenfGiten gebDrt
oas ni9t ieltens Gntbaupten Der
Siere. 9enn bic 2atten IafeH ibneH
&oum genug, ibre &0pfe binour65u'
iteden; unb tpenn bunn Jra9tsSaH'
tierer Die &dIten riidIi@tslos 6erums
tparien, pur0en man6en Sieren bic
&6pfe einsetlemmt uno 5erquetf9t
ooer abJertien! IS mar ni6ts unges
nDbnIi4es, beim @uslaoen zines Eas
items brsi pber bier 4eier ipl4erlrt
rbingeribteter" $ii6ner gu finoen
Sci ben neuen @ittertdfteu iino
bic 3piIbeurdume 5u tlein, als bGb
bus @efliigel ben &opf btnourdItets
fen Tam, - uio bod betommt es
me6r 9uft aIs BET ben b0laernen &d<
ten. 2ebtsre iaugen S4muB uuo
&rantbeitsteime auf unb tDnnen
ielbit penn man bupon abieben pOls
te, nur stpetmal benuBt tperoen. Die
erIteren, bic aus emaillierten uuo psrs
ItGrttem Gtabl befteben, iiuo lunge
gsbrau9gfGbig; uHb tpenH iie ibren
geitimmungsprt errei9en, t0nnen iie
einfa9 nit einem MaferI6luuae
reid unb bod griinbIi9 auseeIpiilt
unb. i'm teiten 3uitanbe ben Gigena
tiimern suriidgeianot peroen. 3us
iammengetlappt limb tie nur 5pei
3oG bid, alio ie6r banbli4 fur Mais
IensgerIanbt.
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sommeridlaf bei Tflan5cn NIB
Sieren.

Der Gommerf6Iaf Bel qflan5eu
unb Sieren lit i'm allgemeinen bisl
peniger beionnt als Der gBiutsrs
I9laf. Gr bilDet getpiiiermaBen Elm
Ge9enitud gu ibm ni9t nur Der 3eit.
ion0ern aud Der llria6e na4. 9enn
nGbrsno Der @interi9Iof, Die es
I9on Die 2lIten pubteu, i'm peientlis
den bura Mangel an feIter Nabrung
beoingt pfrb, bGngt Der Sommer>
iGlaf in eriter 2irie nit benz Wtans
gel BON GtiiiTisteit suiammen. @uf
Der iiioliden 9albtugel fGllt er ouber
nit Der ioeenannten Sroden1eit gus
Iammen, un0 es peroient bemertt 81
perben, bab es bort au4 gu eiuem
CONNER poer SiBeIautiau tommt.
SDI6er 2aubfall 1T neben eiuisen
anoeren ginrt9tungeu geeignet, Die
gGume pd6reno tbres SOmmerIdhIn.
fes Dor gu itorter Sranipiration 5i
betpu6ren. WIebr nod oiirfte Der
Sommeri4laf Der 9iere intereiIiereu.
SieIen balten in ben Sropen otele
pirbeloie, absr ou6 man9e @irbe!s
there. Sdufig tpmmt es babel 5u elmer
io9enunnten gncpitierung, IonOereu
erbGrtenoen Setrets. Giuige i9!aa
Fenbe 9trteu iinO Die SlutegeI, Die
S4nsden, mnn6e Snietten, Spiua
nentiere un6 9tmpbibien. Der betanns
teite iommerichiafenoe Slid lit Der
2ur9fii9 3entruIafritas, Der Die
Srudeu8eit einsetapieIt i'm gobena
i9lumm perbringt, na4Oem Die Spns
ne iein @pbngelpdher perounitet bat.
Bon Zen 8armbliitern erpGbnen mir
nod ben Spritenigel auf Maoagass
Tar, Der bort bic 5rodenbett ebeEfo
perI6ldft, lrie bel uns Der SgeI Die
Binter5eit. Do6 gibt es eini9e 5d&e
ppn SpmmerI6Iaf BEL 5teren aa5
in unIereu 8reiteu. 90 oeriblieben
BEL langer 9iirre bic 2aHOihnedeu
lire GebGllIe nit einem S4Ieimbets
lei uno perfaqen in S9laf, po6ei
Damn, pie bel ben iibrigeH Sieren i'm
@interi6Iaf, Die !Ssr5s uno atemtd-
tigteit perringert lit. Bel Sieren, bic
perm0ge ibrer gduart etuen ldngsreu
Wionsel an ytabrung ober 5liifigtett
ni1t ertragen t0nnen, gi6t es meier
einen Winterz nod einen Sommers
i4Iuf, 3. y. Bel ben TOgeln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-24

lperf@punDen mar, 5ahlrside 5ote
|lnD gaDunoete duf Dem S4la9ts
| feloe 5uriidlaiienD.
Die tleiRe S9aar ber tapferen
|8erteioiger Dss GsbDfts mar gerettst!
- Der pi4tige qab sebalten!
NutatmenD trat &eutnant Don
S9meOIn9 an 9auptmann 8reuer
berm
D0as mar 3ur redtsn 3eit, 9err
!Sauptmann!"
nSa - a6er sic 6u6en nader gee
baIten, S6mebing," entgegnete Der
!0auptmann. D8aB Der qaB ni9t in
Die 5dnpe Der Gran3OTen 9efalen, 1T
Sbr 8eroienit, :"
.RiAt mein 8erbienit, Serr Saupts
mann, Ionnern nns meines fleinen
tapferen 5reunDes DON SungbeutI9s
lano, Der uns auf einem Ri6tpeg
bisr1er sefiibrt bat."
s9as mar braO! $50 tit Der
Sunge@"
nqgO 1T Der Sein5?" Trasts S4m,
oing einea llnterOfi3ier.
.5ot. Ssrr &eutnant. :"
n8ei @ott, bas nil i'd ni9t bofs
fen!"
.Gr lisgt i'm 3ilnmer auF bem
gett, !9err 2eutnant," sic eilten ms
9aus. Nuf bsm Grmli9eu 9ett IN
elmer tlsiren &ammer lag Der pades
re Sunge. Sas glutlib totenblei9,
bic blpnben &a4en nit glut gets
frdntt, Die 2tugen feit gei9lohen.
Sin Sanitdtsuntsrpffiaier mar BEL
i5m, sr bate tbm ben brauen &ittel
ge0ffnet uno Iudte Das 8lut gu till
len, oaS aus elmer 8ruitpunoe bera
DorquOQ.
.gGas 1T nit i9m2" frugte s4me.
1ins.
.aun9erf6uB, 9err asutnant -
es gebt gu gnoe. -"
2iei bepegt bsugte Ii9 Der Diff
3ier ii6er ben &uaben uno ergritf
Oshen 9aaO.
r!9ein5 - mein tapferer, tpates
rer Sein5. -" Oa i4lug Der Sterbens
be nod einmal bic Qu9eu auf. gr
i4ien ben Sffi3ier gu ertenuen, eiu
iapa4es 2d4eIn irrte iiber ieiH Ses
Ii4t.
,2ieber - Serr - aeutnant -"
fliiitsrten feline 9ippen. Mama -
gribsn - sic msine liebs Was
ma. :"
Die Dorte erItarben in eiuem g6s
.9eIn, 8Iutiger Sauum trat ibm
auf bic 2ippen - sr ftredte ii4 -
ein Sittern lief bur9 ieine jungen
9lieber - bic Qugen purDen sIaiig
- itia - toteHitia lag er oa - es
mar oorbei
gri4uttert panote ii4 2eutnant
S6meolng a6.
sd burfte ss ni9t butoen", iagte
er. Sin 10 tapferer Sunge. :"
Sauptmann greuer Driidte Dem
Spten Die 2Iugen gu uno ipra9
emit:
r9as 9aterlanb III ni9t perIorsn,
10 Iange ioI4sr gsiit IN Sangoeuti4s
LAMB le6t. :"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-24

lag an benz SunasSans seboren
.iparo. gs lit Elm goloseiber Septens
bertaJ Der Wlpbn brennt - in
lbem baumboben Spargeltraut biipien
WDgel. gr ielbsr sebt nit Der 3igars
re umEer unb tut, dls Oh ni1ts
pdre - aIs Oh Elm Galb seboren
lniirte - 10 glei9siiltig tut er. abn
3Ipsimnl gsbt er bod ipie 5ufalig
= an grigitte5 Stu6s porbel.
llitb Das brittle Winl --er muB Seraoe
Ieine ilbt nuiSieben - bleibt er Dor
Der 2ir ber Stube Elm pelig ites
ben. abst ionit ldbt er iid Hidts
merten.
Damn fommt Die 3nufe nit ben
hunpert Uleni4en Der if0ne
Sprp9 DON paitor &. g. Butt =
Dec Jriibling uno Der CONNER -
psnn 8rlsitte nit Dem Sunsen mors
gems burd ben 9arten fdbrt - falt
nie ginger lie 5uiammen = aosr pIs
Oft bate er ibrs Deibe Geitalt con
obsn ber aDil1en ben Bdumsn psrs
iolgt.
.Jungs9nns tpiro grObsr. gr fdbrt
init Der Ututtet in bic Staot. Gr
ln6t. psnn bic peitihs tnaat. Gr
| fiittsrt Die Siibner, uno gum 0es.
purtstag lam er einen langen 9ers
lauiiagen. Gr tonmt 3u paltor 81.
6. Butt in bic Shule. Die Ututter
ar6sitst nit ibm - bic Mutfer gsbt
nit ibm iiber Jelo - adj, mas iiir
ais6s spiidNn ben beiOsn mar. Sms
mer ssbt Sunss9ans in Der Wluster
9.rm. 4ber einmal - od nimmt
Der gatee ben Sobn nit nd4 Sams
burg. sic fabrsn nit Der giienbubn
- Die Glbe binauf. gs III Wiuter.
Der SohH iiittert pie Ulopen auf
Oem Sunsfsrnitieg. 9lbsHOs. aIs lie
in SdisrbOIt aHtommsn, oriidt Der
Batter oem Sobne lanse Die !Sanb.
Die alt mar Sungs9ans, als er
tootront i'm blausn 3immer lag?
Suni1ebn SABRE uno 5psi Wsonats.
gange Jlddte poaten Der Batter on
ieinem gett 9amals lernte Der Sobn
ben Batter Iiebsn. 2l6sr mar es bas
mails ni6t ifor gu ipats HsiH, ss
mar ni9t 5u ipdt. gs 1T au4 hente
| niat gu lpdt. Riemals aa Ipdt. Hls'
mails, Sdns, liebtr Guns -
Der glajor erbebi Fh uno betra6s
let isinsn Spbn. Der bat jsst
! bsioe q.rms psif- Don iid ssiiredt
| sur Seits. Der Batter eri4ridt.
Sunss9ans lisst oa wis Elm Gstreu'
3istsr.
9lm anbsrsn Morsen - Die Son'
ne gsbt ni4t aut - Dor ben Dielsn
ount!eH Wolten. Die SnDe unO bic
0onau tris9sn trii6 um bic SnlsIn.
9rau. Stlsier bdnsen I'm Die glaus
ern pss aalimegban. auf Der Sano'
rrabs, bic Don Semlin noroDdrls
I1isht, bspessH iid 5psi Geitalten -
oer NlIe ou YIetpe SuH9'guHS
usbsn5er.
Ssbi mafsu fe baIt. Der Rsitsr
beasi ii6 berni,oer.
.9ann alio. Sans, as6epobI -
unb auf sutes Dieoeriebsn - uno
bent an gu Sduie - ipenn mir fpis'
bertommen - Sur Wlutter - alss
pirD idon unO gut lperoen, 9ans -
2sbspobl.-
Der alts idiittslt bsm SunssH Die
Sano. Der SObn its6i iiramm. Wab'
rsno SunssSans in bic Staot 5us
rididlsnDert, ira6t Der 4lie burtis
porndrts. llnb man iiebt ben blausn
Rau4 ieinsr 3igarrs um isinsa rottn
aOPf ilattsrn.
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@ud eine 2eifuug. Or.
s., Elm gelebrtes Saus uno besanuter
S9riftiteaer, bieIt in einem StrnBs
burger 2osarett eiusu @prtrog iber
.9e0d6tniatunit", ipobei er CUR 9es
numbering feiner 3u90rerfaaft 3ubls
rsi4e i5m ssIte1ts 2tufsabcn nit ipies
IenOer 2eiatistsit Ipite. gtls er oas
na9, bon geifaG iiberi6iittst, ben
Saat berlafien ipollte, Ra4te it9 eiu
Osri4mtBt blidsnoer JeIoerduer in
ieine Rdbe unb iagte: r6err Dot
tor, i9 bab aud ale Sa6resSubIen
bon Gbriiti @eOurt an bis 1916 i'm
aOpfe."
.Reipett", loO'e Der @eiebrte, rba
Laben sic ia Elm fabeIhaftes Seod4ts
MIS-.
rSa, ober@, fibr ser SoIbat fort,
I'D psiB blob net, mas babel paiIiert
is,
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Inter Sreubinuem

nter Dre ~ mel n.
.8eiBt on, Sriba, bein grdutis
gam bat aber ipirtIi9 einen sroben
Mtnnb!"
.Sa, bofiir ipri6t er ober au&
feds Spra6en!"
- unter Stubentiauen.
,Ou pertebrIt ia gar nicbt mebr nit
Deiuer Sommilitpnin @lia2"
rsSie III felt Dem lesten &rau39en
i'm - RaffeeOerruf!"
gm abenbeffen. Mlus
ma: .Solt bu Der SaHte unten an
Sid ben SUDDEN nit Creme ges
bra1t?~
aleine Sotter: y@spib, Wlumd;
fie mar febr freunbIid; lie iagte, lpeiI
ib ole Creme BON Der pIdtte tpegges
iedt babe, oiirje i'd ben au4en .bsns
faus eRenl-
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Cute Gr5isbuns.

Gle liebt fie ale bcibe
WIS ticflteu 2er5ensgruno,
llnD uennt iie beioe .yidnne':
Sen @aiteu uno ben 9urlSl
Hub .aum ertont ein: -g4dHne,
@eb' berl~ ans ibrem yauno,
GO ioIgen idjIeuni9it beiee,
Ser 4atte uuo Der 9unol