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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-31
Rate Charge Upheld.

WASHINGTON, Dec. jl-In a ten
tative report filled today by Interstate
Commerce E%aminer McGehee, In,
commission /, informed that the two
cent milling-in-transit charge and
consequent privileges formerly main.
tanned by railroads in the Texas,
Louisiana rice belt. is reasonable and
should be continued.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-31
Beatty Ends Busy Term.

During the iour-year term of office
of James Bea,y, clerk Of the court,
8764 new civil cases. 2,9SS criminal
cases have been filed. In addition
l,22 probate cases and 54l insanity
cases have come before the court
Marriage licenses toialed $3.50 during
his four-year regime. Beatty will re-
tire next Monday TO become county
aSseSSOr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-31

Trans -Caueasia), would relieve the
worlds shortage OF oil. were means
OF transportation t,3ilable"
DR.. Harry Pra,t JudSon, presidcn.
OF the University OF Chicago and
head OF the American commission Tor
relief in Persia. made this statement
today. having Just returned from an
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-31
Aviation Field Closed

FORT WORTH, Texas, Dec. 81. -
Csrruthers field has been ordered
closed and all airplanes and avia,ors
there will be transferred to Barron
field, which, it was announced here
today, will be made permanent fly.
ing station, A large number of Ca
madam aviators were trained at Car
ruthers field and II was near there
that Captain Vernon Castle was killed
in an airplane fall.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-31

Although hostil,ies ceased nearly
two months ago, the governments out
lay each day is mounting OH account
OF liquidation Of tremendous war con.
tracts and treasury official " indi-
cations are ,ha, the demands on the
government, in the first month oi the
new year may Ike even more than ior
tins month -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-31
Strike Is Foiled.

MONTEVlDlO. Uruguay Monday.
Dec. 0.-As a resul, OF precautions
taken by the military. authorities the
effort by Maximilist agi,a,orS TO IN
ausurate a general strike here have
been abandoned. according to this
evenings newspapers.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-31

extended trip through Pefsis. the
Caucasus and southern Russh.
These stocks" he continued, ARE
so great, being an accumulation oil
two or three years. that the wells ore
unable to work At their full capacity
owing to lack Of storing and ,anking
facilities"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-31
M'C0vERN DIES
FROM INJURIES
Blow Struck by frankie Britt
.er & =AIS=Baxer, !

BOSTON, Dee. 3l.-"Terry" Nc.
Govern, of Philadelphia. a boxer
known in private life as Frank. di
Leo, who was injured in a match last
night with frankie Britt of New
Bedford. died at the city hospital to-
day. His skull was fractured by hit
ting the floor when he was felled by
his opponent in the sixth round. Britt
was arrested today at his home in
New Bedford and brought here.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-31
BOMBS FAIL IN
DEATH MISSION;
CLEWS LACKING
New Workers Sought for
Philadelphia Outrage,

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 3l-Fed-
eral and state authorities today were
Investigating a series OF bomb explo-
sions which wrecked the homes OF
Justice Robert Won MoschliSker of the
state supreme court. Acting Supern-
tendent OF Police Mills and Ernest +.
1rlgg, president OF the Philadelphia
chamber OF commerce. late last night
Although the force Of the explosions
was so great that occupants OF the
houses were hurled from their beds
fnd', senxeA nt -sAjndex4- ts.as ssslS
houses wese ihsM fed. no one was
seriously hurt One man was ar
rested
1t was at first reported that one OF
the bombs had been set off at the
home of Judge James Z. German, OF
the municipal court. but il later de-
vcloped that it was at the Trigg resi-
denee, next door. The police. how
ever. said they were confident it was
meant for the Judge, who is seriously
III with pneumonia. 1t is feared the
shock Of the explosion may have a
serious effect upon his condition.
The damaged houses are located In
widely-separated sections of the city
and in each instance shrapnel bombs
were used, Local authorities ex-
pressed the belief that the men re-
sponsible for the explosions. which
took place within half an hour OF each
other, came here from New York.
Scattered over the stree, in from,
OF the wrecked houses were mum
br OF pamphlets denouncing organized
law and order.
Revenge Is Motive.
Revenge against the judicial and
police authorities for enforcing The
law against sed,on and the display
OF the red flag OF anarchy in this city
police officials said, was the motive
Justice Won MoSchzisker today ex.
pressed the belief that his home wa:
attacked simply because he i, III,
highest court officer in Philadelphia
This bombing outrage, TO my
mind" he said, is simply the worl
OF misguided, >hysterical persons af,
feoted by conditions of the times.
do not believe there was any persona
animosity in the attack on my house
So far as | can recall there has beer
no case before me in which a decision
would have affected any OF the elias,
OF persons who apparently directed
these efforts at frightfulneS."
Since the outbreak OF the war Jus.
tice Won MoschziSkcr has been actiy,
inSecuring relief Tor the people oI
Poland.
Justice yon Mosoh2iSker said today
"A piece OF the bomb penetrated iour
partitions Of my house, cut through
the steel springs and mattress OF the
bed in which my wife was sleeping
and slightly Injured her"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-31
STEAMING INTO
HOME PORT

Here is the u S. dreadnaugh, Arizona, one
Of the great fleet tina, lay in waiting in vain for
the cowafdly Huns. The accompanying photo
was taken as the Arizona swung into line for
the great home coming review IN New York
harbor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-31

master branch OF the army service
Galloway says Paul Cottrell. former
secretary Of the state food admins.
iration and assistant secretary OF the
Chamber Of Commerce, will be home
IN three weeks.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-31
AD CLUB PRESIDENT
IS BACK FROM CAMP

Id Galloway. president Of the Ad
club. returned yesterday from Camp
Joseph 4, Johnston. Jacksonville.
Florida, where ne was in the quarter.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-31
Hospitals Abandonsd d.

WASHINGTON. Dec. jl.--Absn-
donment Of ten army hospital projects
was announced today by the war de.
par,mtnt Among them is the state
school Tor the blind, Nashville. Tenn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-31
MUCH OIL HELD
IN BAKU REGION
Stocks Would Relieve World
Shortage, Claim,
BY The Associated Press.

FNKIS, Dec. W.-"Ihc great OIL
stock, At present Stored at Baku Gin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-31

Destiny is no, a ! after Of chance;
il is a matter OF choice. bryan. ,s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-25

6l5 last Main street: store. newly papered.
Very light. high pitched basement with rear
entrance grade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-25

81 North Tenth street. near City UalI. De-
Slrabic small store. Rent low.
RICHMOND TRUST AND SAVINGS CO,
real. ESTATE DEPARTMENT..
seventh and Main Stress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-25
HOUSES FOR SALE.


WOODLAND nEIGHTS-ror sale cheap
suburban residence. beautiful location
largo concrete basement. reception hail.
%r.nh ICONS "a "a "a. st,..S.S moae,n
mobile in trade T.. Box SO. South Rich.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE ,

TENrS-tor sale o. rent. tents. cots. blank
for campers. l. KoSc a: Co Steruheiiuc
RIOS. Ownnrs tlS Brook AYrnnc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-25
WANTED,

LADIES Cor girls over 16
years. who are unable to
work all day, but would like
employment one-half time,
can find light work in a
occupation either in
the morning (7:3O A. M. to
1 P. NJ or afternoon Il P.
M. to 6 P. N.Y.. Steady en-
ployment. Well paid while
learning. Piece work after
ward.
P. H. MAYO G. BRO.
BRANCH,
goth and Cary Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-25
FINANCIAL
BUSINESS OprOHTU MITES. q

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. 80
BRICKYARD for lease. Owners time re-
1uirrd In other lines; but win contract to
lion address BOX 1874. Wilmington. n. {.
SAWMILI--For sale. heading and sawmill
In good condition; plenty OF timber; good
location. Call or write j. l.. Frank. Crewe.
Va, X /. Box lei.
BIG MONEY, can BE MADE By any man
Pop Corn and Peanut MACHINE. sc bag
duce from i TO 600 bags of snowy white pop
corn a day; WIN also roast peanuts rapidly
cheap. 1t has been used very little In
perfect working order am selling only
because ] have poor location for IT, This
Is mint for man on busy street. DO
YOU want 1t: For further detail address
Owner. T.. -. Station :. Richmond. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-25

TEETH tnsn for
matter u broken.
also cash for Old
dental gold and old
cash by return mail
days for scnder's
Mail TO l.. Mazcr,
Philadelphia, Ia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-25

JONAS MILLINERY COMPANY
.HCC1RE heveral e,perienced ,alcgladies
Highest salsries paid.
l!j East Broad Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-25
ME:l.'l'INGS

NOTICE OF SPECIAL. MEETING or,
COKpORAYICN. SHh f>'N
TO the Stockholders OF Cayuga cs,n,,,
Corporations: Seiich'
You are hereby notified that A sn.c,,I
meeting OF the stockholders OF Cavueh 80.
h!eht corporation has been called nv H.,
Wresiueent OF SAID corporation. to DC held at
we Office OF the corporation In the Nircinin
Halfway and Power building, in tho ci, -
OF lsicEmond, State OF virginia on H. ~
day OF Aiay. 1918. at |. O'Clock mon -
SnhsioeF proposal for the lease OF the
p'""N OF sau corporation, the transfer or
Ns current assets to tho lessee for IIauids :.
lloh ana application to current iuucbt,dnc,s
the lessee the right TO purchase the Mani
OF the corporation for tho sum OF $500 900
payable IN part by assumption of bonds OF
the corporation, and to take such arron
upon said proposal ana upon any and Nil
othtr matters that may b. brought before
me meeting, a. TO the stockhoiders shall
r. W. MorrAr. Secretary.
~ Exchange Place, New YORK S,tv
Dated April 1t. 1915.
THE adjourned annual meeting OF tho
VIII rc he'd at tho office OF George BRYAN
80 American Bank building Eirhn,nrI
Va; pursuant 10 the terms OF ADJOURNMENT
anu ine call OF the chairman OF the said
annual meeting Oh the 3Oth day OF Apr!L
1918, at T.. NJ, TO consider and act upon
the question OF the transfer and convey anco
70 new corroraton Of the real estate or
mond. and to elect directors Tor the en-
suing year. and TO transact any other BUSH
ness that may come before the meeting
j. H. ESTES. SECRETARY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-25
AUCTIONS-LEC.4LS
LEGAL Au,I,I1i.x

oEABO.lKD AIR LINE RAILWAY co
>.,-, Notice OF Annua! Meeting.
HoilcE Is hcrcb? given that the annual
meeting OF the Stockholders of the Sc, :
oosTd Ar Line Railway Company viii Se
hc!u at the principal office OF the COMPANY
.North AiArhct street. In the city OF Pete rs.
puFs; Va at l. O'clock noon. OH the SIN din y
" MaE' 1913. ior the purpose Of GisctIny a
bvaEd OF directors. ana Tor the trans.ct linn
Vi any ANA all business that may cone
DtloFe the meeting. including considering
anu Young upun IA. approval and rat!fica ,
tioh OF aii contracts, acts and Proceeding NJ
the boaid OIL directors and officer, since m
hnnuAi meeting OF stockholders Iasi h.''I
ana all inattc!s referred TO in IN. anniSi
report 70 stockholders Tor the fiscal 80 =
ehuiiS December u. 1917.
a. salu meeting or an adjournment or
APPOINTMENTS thereof tho holders or stool.
VIII DE requested specifically to authorize M
lstliS, AS IN. cas-" may call for an arrcc
Hhrht or agreements pursuant To the ASt or
oohSF.Ss, app!oI cu March Il. 1918 chi i,l,,t
An Act to Provide for tho Cuer lin 80
transportation Systems While ljnu.r - "
GraI control for the just Conuensaiion =
lhcir o"ner5 and for Other Purposes ~
pioNcd or 10 De approved 10y IN. pna ri -
directors. and to take such other or furibe :
acton IN the premises as may bu dee mel
appropriate. -" ueei'cu
NJ IN &C with tho provisions of the
pS-!awS me CLOS: OF business on In. az -
DAY o; Aprii, iYia has been fixed as TN
tine ior dctcrinlninE the stockhoidcT. ny &c
T nfrd emitted to To-. vote at this NEE ling
u. {. PoRrEoUs. Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-25
STOCK statesmen

SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. 34
by married man. Of
flee position. Several years experience,
capable OF handling and debating own
mail. References furnished. j Il.
Times Dispatch.
man. seven years
experience desires connection Inap-
sgcr or assistant manager with reputabis
drm. Unless you need competent man
don't answer. 500, care Times Dispatch.
RAILROAD man. age -, out of draft, eX-
perienced in billing. making reports and
selling tickets. desires position May !. L.
~. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. by young man. a position as
clerk with some reliable house. Address
Z, 706 North Avenue. or phone Randolph
1898
WANTED. position by young not SUBJ
ject to draft and not afraid OF work,
where merit counts. References exchanged
Address Al. care Times Dispatch.
-------=-=---=-------
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE rs
young lady with office experience and
AL references. desires clerical position in
or out Of city. Must be position with a
future. chance for advancement. Name sal
airy and nature OF work. Address IL. care
Times DiSpa tch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-25

YOUNG Ia DiEs-W ant.I. ,wcniy-nye ca
psbie young lndicA who have nnithed
era m mar school This work IL seiniprofcs-
sional In nature: employees do not meet the
public male employee Comfortable.
clean. bright Offices. Good salaries and
ISL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-25

YOUNG LADIES--A number OF
high-class young ladies' Ia
wanted In work 81 great Inn
portancc. No negro help en-
ployed. ana employees are under
tho supervision OF women. 4
permanent. pleasant. profitable
profession Is taught. salaries
starting at once. Call at Room
No. 5o2. 700 Last Grace street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-25

OFFICES for rent, A. NJ Cover. .. North
Ninth Street
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-17
Ser 6tpfeI Der Qtmsbett.

nSSa. meme 9erren," iaate Der alts
0berforter Hphbe an ieinsm 5tamms
tifd gu feinen 5reunben, nes 1T fdon
piel uber Die alusbeit Der 9unbe se-
reoet unb seidrisben norben, aber
nas, mas i'd neulih nit meinem
Walomonn erlebte, oirfte benin bod
nrd nid)t bagepefen fem. @ebe i'd
ba neuli9 ourd bic SORT. unb mein
Malomam gebt ebrbar binter mir per.
nie es einem brapen ~Sagobufoe ses
5iemt. pl0Blid lprinst Elm Sunsbais
iiber ben Weg. uno Wdlbmann f9ieBi
tpie Der 8lib binter ibm brein. 9a er
auf meiren pfiff nidt h0rte, befhloB
id, i'm griinoli9 gu b%eftrafen. Nad
einiser 3eit fommt ct obne ben 9az
len 5ariid, neil inn bod nobl fein
SasObunogeloiHen sefhlagen baben.
mo6te. Sd gehe inn nit erbobenem
5tod entgesen. Mls Der 9unb mid
70 erblidt, madt er pl0bli9 Rebrt
nnb ieBt iih in einiger G~ntfernung
unter sinem Yfdbl nieOer. Mls i'd
inn ndber tommt, pinfeIt er unb
iprinet fortpdbreno an benz pfdhl in
bic 901e. Sd ie9e nun gu meinem
9renaenlofen @ritaunsn, odB Der 9uno
fiA gu einem pfabl sefliidtet bat, Der
oben Elm 6dilb trdgt nit Der be-
tannt.n Snfdrif: uSdonuns!!" Was
Idsen Sit nun, meine 5erreIt. al Dtr
aiug6tit meines 6umbes? 9dbxn Sic
.tfpus Mtbnfides tpohl Il eebOtt2 Jn'
feante Is natiirlih niht ubtr rttiH
9tr3 brinseit, ben fluatn Snl1b 5d
b~eifraftn, uno 10 FEB ID ibm bic
SAonung angebeiben, I'm bic ct mid
10 flehentlih sebet.n bate"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-17
9as 81 ses GoImmbns.

Der Sage mad fteate Columbus
elm 81 auf bic Spise. inDem er e
auf bic sifnplatte f9lus. s9ierbei
murbe bic Ghale an Der 5pise tin@
gebriidt unb bas 81 blieb infolgebefs
fen anfreht auf benz 9ifde iteben.
Sm 6olsenben 1T cine 2Dfung Dtss
felben prohsms geseben, pelhe ben
Reis bes @theimnibpolen fir fid
bat. 49,
Wan lteat bas 81 auf Elm 8fdtthen
peiBes papier, nel9ts man 3upOr
f9einbar abfi1tslps auf ben Ttd
aeleet bate. Das 81 felbft nurbe fir
tas aunftftid babur9 prdparirt, baB
man an bic Spit. befelben btimlif)
tinige Salsf0rnden kftete. (Iidn
b~efeud)tst Die bstreffenbe @ttIe Elm
penis nit Der 3unse unb tupft bus
81 in Elm Sal3fab.) Wenise Sdlas
f0rnhen, bic auf Der ptiben Inter
laee nidt gu iebtn finp, senustn, I'm
BEN 81 bic erforberlide StiiBe gu
aebtn, Mia iemanb BON ben 3slis
Tdau.nben bas aunitftid nadmdz
den, 10 reidjt man ibm papierbiuft
unb Gi, nifht aber bti biefefl 0te
lesenheit unbsmertt bic Sdl5fOrnden
al.
9as @eeimniB bteibt 10 sepabrt
unb Der anoere miro fid) perg.bli6
hemiihen. -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-17

Sonuerstas, oen II. Sannar, 1918.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-17
IN Der Sud- bamoI,tus

,9ier, bite soerr 8erfdufer, id bin
in Der grDBten @ile. Sd min Elm
Bud fir meinen Mann ~faufen. Gs
lit ndmlih Iein Geburtstas, unb id
min ibm ein @sI9snf MAIDEN. Set
gen Sic mir, mas Sic baben, unb
bebisnsn Sic mid fdn.a. Hidts lit
gu theuer, psriteben Sic Mid redt,
uno i1 nil niats BADEN. mas biz
Zig ausiie6t, piHen sic. Gr lit elm
Mann BON ianftem Gbaratter uno
fein Sport, alfo 3eigen Sic mir
ni9ts in oiefsr 2tnie. llno I'm @ot>
tes @ilen, seigsn Sic mir feline Fas
ben RppelIen, bsnn Die haBt er, unb
ib perbenfe Is Inn nidt. G6enio
t0nnen Sic MIDI niht iiberreOen, irz
geno etpos pie ein Establishment,
ober 8iograpbien ODER Memoiren gu
leIen, 9as bat nan serabe nellers
Oings Idtt aetriegt, meinen Sic nidt
au62 QlIo, nun iuden Sic mir
I6nel efpas @eeienetes. benin ih bin
in Der gr0Bten Gile unO babe bier
ldpn piel gu bel Set Oerfapenoet.
Mas f3lagsn sic Oor2 SD lpsib.
Sic fennen msinsn Wann ni9t per<
lonli6, aber mad meiner 8sihreibung
BON i6m nerben Sic belrtheilen fDns
men, mas i6m d%aeufaas 3ufast. Was
i9lagen sic alio ppr2"
g0ier lit elm gang ueues 2ebrbuh
unter benz 5itei: yGBie man cine
Sprecbmdfd1ine behdnDelt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-17
8reie Yrede ir seras:: Dpnneraag Ben II. 3annar 1918.
tommt niht", 1pisoerbnIt Fl

r5ie tommt nidt", 1pisoerbnIt iie
auF Der 5trabe tmnerfort I'M itiGen.
.S;e fommt utto ih ---- pa
ter pielleidt, aber jegt = fam ID
no6 nidt - i'd muB MIDI crit oarau
gelp0bnen, eaB lire 5tube pon SDne
nenl6ein tit uno cap = lie = laGi
- lant -"
Su, lie muBte iih crit oaran ses
p0hnen, bic einiame 5rau, oab, lire
Gene NUN ood eine 5rau Aonisin
seporoen 1T, pie es ieoe Jrau lit,
osren 5er5liebiter Der a0nis ibret
Seels tit!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-17

Sur 9eritsliung elmer
6laf6e ed)ten &ogndts Iino adt 6las
iten @tin erfproerlid.
0ieGrbeerhdlt in jeoer mi
mute BON Der Spnne $4,000 Dill
liaroen Rdlprien Wdrne.
@s TT btobahftt porben,
oaB Bitter sinsn Damn t%onftruirt.n,
Der cine Gange BON 1880 SUB bate.
8ei 4uerbad iuuroe Dor aurs
stnr Elm GrSlagsr tntbsdt, bos 3 Ri
lcmet.r lang. 800 Dieter brett aHb
20 Meter tief lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-17

Die fremoe 5sdu tit feiAenataB az
poroen; DOE i6rsn 4ugsn iaamr es,
als ob tie auT e;neHl hoben elnidn1ea
55arm Itdnpe uno fieF inter ii6 Die
5timmen oieler 3auIen0er Don I(en
Iden gu einem 6rduIenDen 8etOn GUT
7ammenFliebea 6orts urb oann IteAi
lie Dor Dem 5enHer pie tie oaAin
gefommen it, psiB tie nit1t uno
itarrt, nit beioen 6anoen iih an
5enitertrsu3 an5alteno, 6iniber nat]
einem flstnsn drmlihen 6of5iinmer,
Oas gang poIl 1T pom Sonnenihern.
Die g%oloenen 5unten fliegen iiber ben
tdrglidsn 6ausrutA, iiber Die roilgsn
9eii1ter Der beioen 8inoer, bic az
pen GleioerFalten i1rer Wtuttsr ban
gen; lie fammeln fiA gu Strd6lsn
biinoeln iibsr bag ilberblonoe S0oupI
Der iungen 5rau uno fangsn iid in
oeren r~ebbraunen Nugen.
ST bag 3immer mirfli6 70 ooI
SonnsniGein9 Das fann ia gar nift
iein. Die 5remoe rsibt Iid Die Iu<
gen, i'm Iid ben 5hleier f~ort5u!nis
iden, Der babor liegt; a6er er ldbt 1tb
niht entfernen Die ourdpahten
RGdte BON bier ldnsen einlutnen Sab
rem Aabsn i'm gsfpebt, oarum 1T er .
oidt. Der Shlsier 1T puran Ihtl9s
oaB fie Dings gu iehsn ldubt, Die midi
ba Iino - 5onnenidein uno laden
be 2ippen.
Denn bab bic Gene ladt in i6rsm
GlenD, Dds - lber Do tlt1tgt's
an ibr 06r, pie 9oselSpiHd ern 10
bsG, Dies Baden, Dies lAredlihe Gls
den bon orei Stimmen, Das Ssnftsr
oriiben 1T offen, san5 oeutlih bort
Iie's penn Der 5dleier iar aud
ben Slid perbunfelt, 10 tdu5ht lie ihr
DIR bod niht.
n9ahit ou, 0ene?" Itammtlt bic
Jrau, .inbfm lie mtint, paB lbr 6tr5-
ihlag itodt,
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bic Mutter au,
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tern, 10 oab .tr bic gan8t sitrlidf @t
itait umfIieBt. llnb Dann iingt lie,
fid orebeno unb in ben 6iifttn tpiez
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boz gntsiider in bic 6dnot flat
fnen:
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so treiben lies INNER, f~liiitert
bic pal5op, bic an bic Seite ihres
GATES aetreten lit. .5aben nidts
gu beiBen unb gu breden bnb lino
pergniigt. als Of bic gauge Welt ibnen
ae60rte. Die 5rau mub tein @efial
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asst ,,na nsnn man ,in mort ~ i6r
s,r;ihr 5oot i srmiosrt Il. lahsno.
nas 61fn an,s onosrs rim mirb neil
ibr Manm Elm @enis lit uno iibsr
lana pbsr furs Elm beiibmter 51aus
Ipieler isin pirb.
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ssrsmoe ebenfaGs i'm sylaiierton, 4a1
lila uno ~aufaereat aurid.
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Ihitotn. sd bab's BON BEN Ebtds
ttroiensr, Der Iust, DaB ct ttias 5piir
pon 5al<nt but nno oab lie Inn BLOB
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ts auf's 5iblfisin antof1mt oena
elm hiibfhsr &trl 1T er, pas mug
ihm Der Neio Gaftn. abr PIE 5raii
lit in i'm Derndrrt uro bdlt lbn 1ar
fper ipeiB mas, uno oas lpirp re
tbun, CLAUS iH, ipern er alt uno
grau lit unb IS bod 81 nitts a.braat
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