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Evening star., 1918-11-03
WOUNDED OEGREE uHDErERxuHrn

"oo0OEO lOEGhG UNDETERMINED.
sMATHEks: Charles B., Grove City. Pa.
RIsBEE; RsRRIs; Walter Walter G. Chandler. Okla.
HEISLER. Roland G.. Milford. Del. L. l.
srokG!S; hssiIals HnS H. Richmond Hill. N. Z.
GaIs GaRTER; I=. FFsnE!5n W; Wa: Wsrisneoa:. "a: a.
KK!aLG9TRsE. 41SIRs John J., Astoria, n. !.
WHITE. Donald R., Pittsburgh, Pa.
sESS BENSON: & Cecil R.. Laurel. Del:
sOLA, Louis D., Brooklyn, n. Y.
"AkkEGi skRGka saesePh STa J.. Corning. N. Z.
550sT, William j.; Flushing. n. 7.
NossE4r NMdssEF F5snh 6sca, I. H. v,.c chieasS II.
SHDfkEk. sar Psn1 w. w. sklas.ae; Sanistieue n Mich
CALLAHAN. Austin NJ, Coreysyiiie. Ind.
Ef1Ns EH1Ns, Alfred ha1r;d. L. Is Scranton Pa
GAIT GAIT Frank r., Payne. Ohio:
NpWMeM' 53HEsoN' Charles Charles Z: Grsensbqrg. Pa
NoHI. Elmer a'fae. f.. Mo1trose, oasssa,f aieR eRa
PIPER, CLIFFORD. Hannibal. No.
SEyIe5T9 REARD0N, , Edmund A.. Lawrence, Mass.
Mintwood place northwest, washins%ton, % D. q.
KERNAGHAN. Walter. cohoes. n. I.
SMITH. rH.s George T.. Pittsburgh. PA.
/ COhHOhALS:
BENDER. Matthew J., Taylor, Pa.
sPPsEi sPPs i.mes nasid: 4 ACosa: Gosssr1 Pa =.
FR1EDMAN, Emil. chicsso' m.
Gothic, Joseph, Philadelphia. Pa.
HIGHBAUGH, Bernard r, Highland Park. XIV.
kSIs W vest Pbsdss, s1s
MILLS, Alonzo B.. Chicngo, Ill.
SGRRn6S SGRRIs, George s. e. Derry Staten. Pa
| ROSENTHAL. Emanuel E., San Francisco, Cal
RUDDY. Leo F., Scranton, Pa.
I SEL1NSKY, Peter, Granville, Pa.
| SMITH, Gardner. West Philadelphia, Pa.
STEPP. BENJAMIN W., Shamokin, Pa.
TAYLOR, George E., Mecca, Ind.
iVOYAGERS. Nicholas. New York, n. 7.
PARD, Joseph l.. Woonsocket r. I.
FESTINI, Emilio, Camden, N
FRANCE. Frank E., Johnstown, Pa.
IHUGHES, Clarence M, Bessemer, Ala.
HUNTER, George. Camdenheath, Fffeshire,
MARSHALL. Morgan G.. Hawthorn, Pa.
MUNC1LLO. Joseph. Long Island City. N. 7.
NAUHElM, Alfred. New. York. n. 7.
REITZ John, H., Brooklyn. n: z.
WHITMAN; 14dA William j.. Pontiac. R. I.
HATCH, willard L., West Bridsewster. Mass
NTss: otte NJ. BloomsbgrE. Pa.
sWANK; GnavSy Clay, Pomroy. Wash.
| KICK. Leo. Fond Du Lac, Wis.
THgMM; pP4v Ernest ans w.. Arlington. N. J.
ABRAHAM. Alberto. Chicago. m
Evening star., 1918-11-03

ma sorority will be held tomorrow
Right at 8 o'clock at 1413 Massachu-
SeexS avenue northwest Every MEM
beP Sf the sorority in Washington is
earnestly requested to be present
Evening star., 1918-11-03

Total to date. .62.S2
Above is the summary Of casualties
issued by the War Department The
list includes those lost at sea, also
the total Marine Corps casualties to
date, but does not include the Navy
casualties.
Army casualty lists released for
publication today contain 874 names,
Evening star., 1918-11-03

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CURTIS, James, Greek Locks, N. 7.
FLORES. George l., Bethlehem. Pa.
tN GiFFoHD. wesley sseyss e. IS steam % Boat, Col
GRIGGS, William, Waverly. Ky.
GRUETLER. John H., Crystal City. Mo.
HANSON. Arthur NJ. Hatton. 8. d.
HARDING, Arthur F., Yonkers. N. 7.
HARRIS. Clark W., Lincoln. Neb.
HOCHSTEDLER, George R.. Westield. IND.
HOLMES. James. Ellerby Springs. 8. o.
JONES. Ernest L., Columbus. Kan.
KELLER, Edward, Harvey. N. D.
KELLY, John R., Hazel Dell, III.
kLINGLER. Lawrence E., CatasauQua, Pa.
McNEAL, Golden, Atkins. Ark.
MILLER. Alvin A.. Greenville. Ky.
Evening star., 1918-11-03

THE 18TH ANIMAL MEETING OF THE MU-
tual Serial Building Association will be held at
ST Doninics Hall, 9th and SITS. s.w.. Mon
day. November 4, at 7:30 pm The 9th series
Of stock has been authorized and payments on
Eame may be made to the treasurer at his Of
nce, SO6 9TH st. s.w. Shares. one dollar per
month The sum of $500 will be loaned on
enc share for 81 per month, 81 200 for $40 per
month and $500 for So per month, on ap-
proved security. Interest at the rate of 5 per
cent per annum allowed to borrowers and in
Sestors. The association is under the supervi-
sion OF the comptroller of the currency. J.
SoNDHElMER. President; Il. HARRISON
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-07
RAIDED HOSPITAL
RADICAL RESORT,
POLICE CLAIM
Man Accused of Managing Il
Held for Court.

Giving the name OF s. c. MacLersan,
a thin, gray old man, was fined so and
cost in police court this morning on a
charge of maintaining a disorderly
house at 0l8 South Harvey avenue. Fol-
lowing his trial which consisted OF tcs-
tmony by several police who made a
raid on the building yesterday Judge
w. o. Mitchell also ordered him held
for investigation and prosecution by the
county court.
Socialist Resort, Say Police.
According to the testimony OF police
this morning against MakenSan, an al
legged hospital is being conducted at the
place as a blind for meeting place for
radical socialists and drug fiends One
room in the building is equipped for
meeting purposes and everyone caught
around the building claims to be So
cialist, police claim. An Investigator
for the council OF defense stated that
James L, Howe, the millionaire hobo,
made an address there last Sunday.
The Investigator also stated that the
place had been brought TO the attention
Of the board OF health.
1t was his understanding that the
health department had ordered that all
PATIENTS there be removed and that no
more he received. The inssntary con
dition prevailing there was a menace
to the entire city he said.
Seditious Literature Found.
Police who testified against Makcn-
san this morning claim that they have
arrested many drug users lettering
around the place but could never catch
anyone with the exception Of Makensen
who could be charged as a proprietor
Besides being a meeting place for radi-
Gals il is the state headquarters for drug
users, they said dope fiends," they
say, go to the alleged hospital for treat
msnt, which consists of selling them
dope" They showed drugs which they
had taken from the place, also needles
for administering it, as evidence in this
mornings trial
Seditious literature was found also,
and large quantities OF paint
Man Pleads Not Guilty,
Makensan pleaded not guilty. When
closely questioned he stated that he was
a partner of man who rented the house
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-07

will be exhausted when the June "A
call Is executed, according to General
Gipson, When the July call is an
nounced the rural district will be called
upon to supply the quotas, the adjutant
general declared.
Denied Right to Enlist.
A telegram received this morning by
the adjutant general from the provost
marshal general at Washington de
MED the right OF men who registered
June 5 to enlist in the army or navy
or to- be called for especial designated
service until after the questionnaires
are issued filled out and returned to
the local exemption boards.
General Gipson asserted today that
the questionnaires will not be dis
tributed among the men who registered
Wednesday until the order to do so is
received from General Crowder at
Washington.
A telegram from the provost mar
shall general asking that all bJat., re-
examine classified men in o-drr Z, go
certain whether or not those who
should be in Class | instead oi NJ l.,...
classes are in their correct classified
tlonS was received by General Gipson
and he, will order all local and dis
lrlct boards TO make the examinations
It is said that in some states but Il
percent OF the men who registered are
in Glass | and the provost marsha
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-07
W0ODMEN RELY
ON BLIND CALF
TO SELL STAMPS
Mailing Up the KaiSer's Coffin
Is Another Sport Offered,

1t is expected that the only sad note
in the program the Modern Woodmer
of America will carry out tomorrow
when they take charge OF the War Saw.
lngs bank will be the very bad plight o.
2-year- old calf which the Woodmer
expect TO exhibit in tent near the Wa
Savings bank at stamp a look.
This calf has neither eyes or a tail
There is no indication so far as its
body is concerned that it ever will have
tail. The Woodmcn are sorry It has
no eyes because the calf Of course can
not see the hustling 100 members OF the
insurance organization expect TO do
do from morning until night selling
War Savings stamps.
The committee to represent the
Woodmen tomorrow consists of J. {,
Rainsberger, J, p c. Gray, p. A. Hud-
deSton. c, N. Wills and ], W. Schmidt.
The Woodmen will appear at the bank
with their axes at $50 a. m and be
busy all day Besides the freak calf,
Exhbit r will consist of wooden,
black painted coffin resting in front OF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-07
Just How Proud Are YOu 4?

Mrs. hrmjt,org is hralthr Yong with HruSuof
Gmonrt Of common nr She tutl,1 ht drug Iprr and InI
Grc, dfraclov and amiabk clark, catches nghf Of ho)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-07
How, Mrs, Armstrong;" ;

How, Mrs armstrong;"
"He came in one day after had had
one Of my spells and said:
Mrs Armstrong, you're only pois-
oning yourself. Your body is moi not
getting rid of your food waste
properly. 1t gets Just as far as your
lower mteStines - your color"
and there it stops, and decays. The
body absorbs about four-ffths of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-07

the bank in which an image OF the
kaiser will reposc. All earnest pa
lriots will be invited to pay rs cent,
for thrift stamp and with this will
go the privilege OF driving a nail In the
kascrS coffin.
At 7;j0 there will be an exhibition
drill by degree team consisting OF
sixteen men and a captain Afterward
Zelma Huddleson, years old, will play
violin selections and her brother, Masii
will give a drumming exhibition. He
is 3 years old.
The blind calls name is Minus.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-07
|nNEY
|(DfAITH
PETITION
alton Figures JuggIed,
sarge Made by Wilson,

IN Oklahoma Natural Gas company
y - osk the state corporation commits
~ 70 grant . temporary increase in
> eoees ranging from 40 cents to Is
- 1ufine the time the appeal OF the
Deay tor Z general increase In rates
II oo3ag considered by the commits
- The hearing OF the application
|M ~ company for increased rates is
49, heard by toe commission.
Ilke morning c. B. Wilson. city at
onspey Of Enid. charged before the com
oiesion that the Oklahoma Natural Gas
Geuoany 10 not acting in good faith
VAeA II comes before the commission
md requests rate increases. He as
1erted that the evidence introduced by
the company had not shown that an
Increase At this time is justifiable.
Valuation C. lienssd.
The Enid attorney asserted that the
eas company has declared its holdings
10 be valued at about SoO0OOOO, but
he charged that an appraisement com
n,ission to be designated by the com
mission to ascertain tho value of the
holdings should show that the properties
at this time are worth about Sl2,000,0O0
He declared that the Oklahoma Natural
has accumulated its vast holdings from
the revenue collected from the rates
now being charged.
Conservation Question Enters.
The proposal OF the Oklahoma Nat
ural Gas company 10 eliminate the sale
Of industrial gas at this time will con
flict with the requests Of the national
food administration TO conserve food,
the Enid attorney declared He said
that at Enid as we'll as in Oklahoma
City and other places where refriger
ating concerns depended on gas that
there are large quantities Of foodstuffs
in storage. With industrial gas these
companies cannot operate, he declared
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-07

Miss GREY-"Good Morning, Mrs.
Armstrong. What shall it be-some
really nee soap2 We've got a new"
Mrs. ARMSTRONG mo, Miss Grey
I've done nothing but buy soap for
the past month, it seems. We ought
to be very clean family. No, want
two bottles of Nujol, please"
"Oh-thats at the other counter, Mrs.
Armstrong; This is only toilet goods,
you know"
That's why came right here, Miss
Grey. You have soap and tooth paste
and cold cream and wash h-cloths in
this show Case-every single thing to
keep our precious 'outsides' clean and
fresh. But our precious 'insides' must
go along as best they can until some
fine day they give up-and then we
cry for doctor"
Wr. A,m,rong tnrni torturd azOfAr earrfrr)
(B1H G,y, noddiag anenO Tn afraid
we pay the price Of vanity, Mrs. Arm
strong" ~
M1. l,m'trne, turning batD PAY the
price! I've been through it all and I'd
no more think of forgetting my table
spoonful of Nujol than ! would my
bath or my tooth brush. Two wears
ago | had a lesson. Just before nv
little girl was born ! think had every
kind of constipation a woman can
have Of course had to try all the
cure laxatives there were advertised
pills, and salts, and tabloids and
mineral waters. They were so violent.
and found they were weakening me
i needed a stronger dose every time,
almost drove the doctor crazy. And
then he took matters into his own
hands" 49,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-07
RE-ExAMINAT|ON
OF MEN ORDERED
Classified Registrars May
Be Moved Up,

Five thousand men, physically fit for
general military service. will remain
in Oklahoma after the 5000 men called
for entrainment during the five day
period beginning June a are in the
training camps according to T. II.
GipSon, adjutant general In virtually
every city in the state the Class men
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-07
Secret Wireless
Talk toGernany
Believed Stopped

WARRINGTON, June 7.-Govern-
ment agents now feel sure they have
stopped all means Of clandestine cable
or radio communication bctween the
United States and Germany. After in
vestigation they have found that il
takes usually four or five weeks for
information published generally in this
country to be published in Germany or
Austria This is about the time re-
ouired TO carry newsNa' or mail
matter TO Germany through the north
European neutraN countries.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-07

After several years of service in the
office of the adjutant general of Maine,
Miss Gertrude Gerald has become SO
thoroughly conversant with military
matters that she has been given charge
of the newly-created information bu-
reau of the adutant generals depart
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-07

From autos and people.
when they rolled BY.
On their super-Ford.
II all goes to show.
Railroads have a heart
An are considersts.
OF their employees.
Todsy's the day.
The Liberty Kitchen opens.
An when ~ ybody wears
A fadish boutonnisrs.
tThat's good word, amt ~.
An I'll be down there.
Wearing my onion.
Providing l can get.
Said onion some place.
Or some fruit dealer.
Il looking the other way.
must have that onion.
Or can't 20 down there.
But III get 1t somehow.
Just watch and see.
An when l get through.
II. W. Smith will be sorry.
He ever suggested.
Wearing radishes down there.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-07
Kansas Sergeant,
Captured, Escapes
BY Willard Blow
By The Associated Press.

WITH THE A Y ARMY IN
Pic 2DY, Thursday, June 6-Thcre
were many instances OF individual
b-a.-ry and he-N'''n in the So liui
attack OF the American marines in the
Chateau Thierry sector lay Many
Of the Americans who were wounded
refused to l.ave the fight.
Serr' ]. L. Du'Swerth OF Kansas
City was captured by the German,
May n;~' v'Ni'c dazed from - #
On the head from a rifle butt. A Ger.
man as dragging him away when h,
regaircd conscic.'~---e The sergeant
his the German on the jaw and es-
caesd, -. :, :,
American captured on this sector, "
Sergeant D. ''-'-rth said "The Dutch
man locke more scared an | so |
bifed him" The sergeant took part
il the fighting TODAY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-07

and used it. for 4 hospital. lie is a
socialist, he stated
One young woman who was found in
the house At the time OF yesterday
raid was arrested She gave the name
OF Mary Beasley. She was tried this
morning for yagrancy and fined $l9 and
cost She stated that she was a user
OF drugs but had gone to the hospital
TO take the cure"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-07

Rogers county billiard and pool rooms
must close for the period OF harvest and
threshins, the dates set being from June
5 to September Is. A motion to that
effect was passed at recent meeting
Of the county council of defense. and
business probably won't be very good
for anyone who attempts to defy the
new ruling.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-07

general believes that there are many
who rightfully belong In this class who
have been placed in a lower class.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-07

the water in the food through your
colon walls, and that water is
carrying disease germs all through
your system because you aren't
getting rid of that poisonous waste.
That's where almost all disease
starts
"Those remedies you've been tax
ing are drug medicines, Mrs.
Armstrong. They act quickly and
they act hard, and the more you
take the more you're going to need,
Now I'm going to put you on new
treatment-its called the Nujol
treatment. You've got a double
responsibility now, and you've got
to be gaining strength, not losing
it,"
What effect did it have, Mrs. Arm
strong"
"None-at first. was disappointed,
because there weren't any results for
two days. Then began to be regular
as clockwork."
why that's wonderful, Mrs. Arm
strong. Did you"
TT is wonderful. The doctor says the
reason is simply that Nujol not only
sCstens the waste matter, and so
makes your system function more
easily, but it lines the intestines with
film that makes the food pass smooth
ly-no friction, you see? 1t doesn't
upset the digestion and leave you feel.
ing hollow, as pills do. it's harmless,
and its gentle and sure, and delight
fully clear"
1T sounds like such a reasonable way
to ueatyours system Mrs. Armstrong"
That's it. don't mind telling you
privately that I'm just as proud O., a
clean system as am of clean face.
And a clean system means clean
face, Miss Grey"
(N1 H,mjf,vng mafet her puyrhdn and
kauD the stare. She has brtn gone about TN
mnrhJ wAm IMD; Gro dpp,oaoAft The Pm
tr<tsr urh pthhsrtrf rmuk and hT JolotO-
ing rrrdrk-)
Mr.. Wilkinson-will you make me
special employees price on a bottle
of Nujol2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-01
l,oklaies.
4ns Der S~taotbaae.

-
.6ranf Bros. erbaIten SEN &ontratt
lib Die 2ieferung oer %ltniformen iir
oe 8oli5iten rnp. 6eueruebrlette,
NIT Iusrtubfite Der 6erlttelen Holi5t=
lten- SIT ange6of Ial,tete allf
&2S. 502fiiu She ltnDf oriitens $3.50 fir
Oeiiten aHto' iSa .Saf fiifs oiste. Sir
Mannldaftea be5oaen strilber nlonat=
lid 1915 fir @n5itge, oies fomnit
5est in @eefau. Die S. & s. y.
8abn oarf ibre Seiteus@eleile iiber
Meoi1ta, 8uena &i5ta uflo Monterea
StraBe nerlangeru. 81. Snrld)e5 er=
bdlt G%rlaltbltis, olif DEM Marftplats
cine WalGine fir betpeglid)e giloer
5lt operieren. Gr elltribtet otr sic
Stabt 10 Gro5ent Ser Ginnobmelt
nno perpflidtet it'd, ale Heflameio=
den fir bic Geeierllng frei 81 tie
fern. Sic mo6entlid)e SobnIiite
miro NIT $3,875.50 CUR 3ablung
a%ngepieier. Sir &on5erte i'm @raf-
fenrioge unb aoebIer Garf meroea
1915 belpiaigt.
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: erns 3.

9as 8unoes @eiunobeitsonlt
miro m%oGrf6einliH mnerbalb Scr
nadlten Gage bic 2eitung Ser @alpe-
fton Sl1arontane Citation iiberneb=
men. 8ieier g6ritt mar ihou Large
beabii6tigt, op6 perr1od)tc man lI1
il6cr Die aoufilmme fir Dos Gigctt~
ttiit tttt)t 5ll eiiligen. @GbrellO Der
.5taat Sen @ertiallf $4,000 iHdste
wolltes Die 8ltnoesregierllitg nidt
,nleh9r, 4alS ST. 900 e6ablea. 2ieFe Oil
feren6 iou jebt geboben nl0 cine Scr
e~inbdrll1ig Iber Sen Greis ~getrofita
lem.
SSl San WiorcoS mltroen an
Montage fir $4,000 2lbertp gono5
frcimiuig in Sen 9anfen ee5eid)net.
SSn 6loresui1e nuroet an oennielbell
Gage fir $26,650 BONDS abgeiekt.
SsSn eirtem Gerpentin Camp bei
Einelano m1lrbe Ser Manoger Ser
@eitern Nopal Stores Gompanp, S.
g. 0orbrougb bon Beaumont, boil
cinem geeger erid)ollen. Ser Sblpar5e
miBbanoelte feline Srau nno gar
broltgb, ser Ben ipiitenoeu &er1 al
beidnftigen iudte, erbielt einen SdEB
in oie rebte Seite, an oen1 CT einise
Stunoen ipdter Itarb. Ger gseger
pltroe perbaftet, 90 er IN Beaumont
DOR Ser 2pndpSultia nid)t iid)er lit.
Ste Gingange gum Campus
Der Staats- llniperiitat in Mltitiu
peroen dltf 8eranlaiiullg bon Yraii.
bent GinIon iest Gag ulto Gadt bon
SolOaten betpad)t. 6einbli6en Mus
lu1toern lit oas 8etreteit oes ltniper-
iitatS= Gigentl1ns oufs ltrenglte TIT
teriagt.
Sn oem 3tmmer eincs Sotel5
Ill @olllton aullr0en am Son1tag Ser
Bartender Yot @allD llno eilt gepii-
Ter Smith, GornianH in eiren
SGiffsballbofG erihoiielt. 3pci on
oere 2elite, Der SGiffsSimmermann
Stanlen 6or llno Der ebenaolige Son
itabler Snbn Boone, ipllroen per6oi=
tet. Sor miro bei6ulbigt, bic Sdlie-
Berci beriibt All baben.
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Trotzige herzen.
Monlan pom 50. &eimbure.
(Gortlefung)

Vei Dem gegrabniS hdtten Die
8reitenfelier Ben SbloBbauptmonli
gum Iestenmlal geieben; bob er uber.
balipt nod lebte, oas merfte man Mir
nod oarar, bob feline 2ampe bort
oben iiber ibnen bra1tnte. IuG
Ser Sberforiter iab 4benb fir 4bano
oas 9id)t. gr laB LANCER benn lie IN
ieiner Stube unO gine ni1t mehr IN
Ser 0dmmerltng 81 ieinen &inoerr,
nm lie iingen 5lt boren; iie iangeu
aud nidt mebr, es mar ia nienlaa0
aa, Der ibnen ba5u ipielte! Witnnter
iiherfam oen groBen ltarfen Wulin
eine mnbnlinnige Inglt unO llnrubs,
cine l~lngebulo, ein Corn, Ser i'm I'M
gcreht madlte eegen feline l~lmgebung,
gesett lid, ielbit, 10 oab er Die Miisa
pom ser @ano rib unO binailslief,
ftiinoenlnng pie ionlt audi. MIR oab
er nidt nit Srieben i'm 9ersen beim.
febrte; Der @alb bate feline berub:-
genoe Sprafe fir Jpn berloren.
Mitteit aus DEM Gauld)ent aiis
Dem feierliden 5liltern glailbte CT
oann plosIi1 cine rubise. ffare
fSrauenltimme 81 boren, tDie er lie
talicnbmal gebort pabreno Der les
ten Sabre. limb er itierte auf Die Use
&c, ais fonnte er bort ben Iborud
zines i6malen 5rauenfuBes entoefs
fen, mie er i'm Dor ieiner !Saustiir
gefnn6en an ienem Ibeno, % tie 81
Inn fam, nm icin ueripaiItes ,Saus=
tpeier 5l iibernebmen. l1no tpern er
beimfebrte, miioe II. abgeipaunt, oann
offnete er rein med)anii1 Ole Cir Der
@obnitube nno i9ailte nod Dem 5en-
itertritt, auf Dem cine feine 8eitait
lonit geleiien, Die Siingite neben lid,
oa aber itano oer leere Stubl.
ltno Ole l6r an oer 8ano tidte altd)
niht> u16 oie 8lumen am Settlter
bingen bie 9opfe. Sit ben gden ooef
aln Gid lilmmelten miiBig Die &in-
Ger lumber ooer baIgten iid) i'm @ar-
ten. uno Die Srnoe botten es iid)
nieGes beqrent geinud)t auI Dem Sofa
uno fltbren idclt init eiuge5ogener
Hntc al ibm Dorilber, obgleid CT
niht oaron oadte, tie 5i Itrafen.
gr i%cllf5tc nur uno nabm Der 4el.
teiten oas Bud fort, an Dem tic iiGj
| einen roten &opf gei6mofert bate,
uno bieB tic NIT bariden @ortcn,
| iid Inn Die @ei6pilter fiimmeril
/ Damn giilg er in ieine Stiibe, mo CT
iidl Dor ieinen arbeitstiidJ iette, aber
| nid)ts arbeitete. @r bate bier 10 germ
getpeilt, namentlidl 5i Der 3eit, ale
er iein &auSpeien III 3u6t uno Srb.
mlng muBte, unb ME bate err oarail
aeoodt, oab es an6ers meroeu fonn.
&c, 10 Elm torid)ter alter Eotron mar
CT gctueien!
gtun mar IS auoers 9ciporoen, uut
Ser 9oftor Man bate 5u ibm geiogt
er miilie mieoer cine Game Doben
oh feline 6rml ibtH cine engagieret
ioae2 Die &in0er perfomen ia rein
tuegl
Nein, ueiu, er polte es nidt, el
f0unte feline anoere oa iibeit ieben an