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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-25
YOUR FIGHT, BROTHER, YoURsl
BY Eugene P. Lyle, Jr, of The vigi-
lantes

There is now classic German plant
that if you call an American liar, h,
knocks you down. It's strictly per.
sonal and immediate matter with him
Now every American has been called a
liar and poltroon and slapped in the
face besides, the while having trench
knife held to the small of his back. The
intoerable affront and assassin threat. of
this war are just that; nothing less. Let
the slogan fit the facts. This war is
your personal affair, and mine. Let us
make it So
The same idea lies back of the Briton' s
doing his bit But I saw that phrase
woefully misinterpreted the other day
The private citizen of Great Britain was
pictured as performing some service or
other, or enduring some sacrifice or 9th
er. and thereupon initiating himself with
self-complacency. He had done his bit"
paid his admission fee-and was en-
titled to see the show free of further
charge
How little the commentator knew his
Englishmani / do not like that SNUG
phrase, either But il CRATES and irri-
tates. not because it is boast, but be,
cause it so exasperatingly isn't. An Eng
lishman loses his established business or
his estate, or an arm or his eyes, or his
five grown sons. or maybe all of these:
and he says, if asked, that it is his
bit" and noses around for another bit
to do or give. He chafes in an agony
of dread lest somebody will be emo.
tional about it and want to sympathize
or praise. Through even a world CON
fagration our Briton means to keep his
poise and his tight little isle; but be
assurred-if he loses either. it will be
the isle.
We Americaus-praise bei-are more
fortnight. We keep on our shirts. as a
rule. but we are not afraid To roll up the
sleeves. or even TO take them off. So we
don't do our bits. This is scrap. and |
we make a personal affair out of il. ANY |
way. We will. according as each of Us ,
gets into the scrap. The only thing is |
for each of Us 10 get into il. and quick |
". too. Then we also shall be woefrllv l
if we are described a. do .
ne our bit. Making 1t a personal affair /
means something else entirely from the 4
xay we understand that phrase. In a 4
<nock down fight. when an American
apds a stiff blow. he does not call il his /
bit aud step back. lie keeps on landing
more. He figures that he has done moth i
ug until his man l. licked
That i America in warm this war
specially. Zach Of "a, once in IL. will
ind some way and many wavs-not
neddlins and frivolous WAYS. hut pracii-
al. helpful ways-to personally and
thoroughly Eck these brutes who think
hev can bos- the earth. To the last
.reath 81 endurance each American viii
- the personal affair through. until the
.lthv gray back pest T. abated once for
ID. and the sSenchNof a gone FOREVER. OK
spi in memory.
God and the Cause u Humanity sVeed {
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-25
PROPOSE TO SAVE
.32I VERMONT CHILDREN
That Is vermont's Part in the Campaign
to Make Up the Waste Which Will
Be Caused by the War.

| Washington. d. c., Feb. 2j.--EverN
state in the union to-day was assigned {
definite quota of lives TO be saved during
children's year, which viii be inaugural
ed by the chldren's bureau of the dc
partment of labor on April 9, the first
anniversary of Americas entry into the
great war.
In seeking to prevent at least 100000
of the annual total of 100000 prevent
able deaths of children under five years
the children's bureau, with the assistance
of the 5000 local committees of the
woman's committee of the council of ma
tional defense will carry the campaign
into every community to urge conserva-
tion of life here as patriotic duty in
view of the unavoidable wastage OF men
abroad incident to war. A national
weighing and measuring test viii be un-
dertaken first as a sort of stock TAX
ing" to afford basis for computing re-
suits at the end of the year.
Saving of infant lives will be only one
part of the bureaus extensive program
during the year. Plans are being made
also to protect 30000,000 children under
Is against any attempt to relax safe
guards of child life. The United States
is expected TO profit by the experience OF
other warning countries, where the i'm
portance of maintaining child labor re-
strictions and school standards is being
recognized as never before.
Assignment OF definite quotas to each
state emphasized the bureaus announce
ment that each community must bear its
full share of responsibility in making the
a success.
''ln the last analysis, every communi
ty must save its own babies ii they are
to be saved at ALL Miss Julia Lathrop,
chief OF the bureau, said to-day. Some
Of Che states possibly have been set a
very high mark in the campaign, but
hat was unavoidable with the data at
land. The apportionments We're made on
he basis of population, rather than on
he infant mortality rate, because sta
istics for the latter are not sufficiently
Thus, states with low death |
ates will have proportionately greater |
ask than states where infant deaths |
re more numerous.
u do not believe any objection viii be !
however. for from all indi- |
ations each sta tie will be eager to surpass
he goal assigned it. The response evoked |
" the first announcement of our plans |
as surpassed all expectations and indi-
ates that efforts to promote the health
nd welfare OF children are to be more
igorous than ever before"
New York and Pennsylvania have the
argest quotas among the states, Sass
nd S,3ls respectfully, while Nevada has
he smallest, 90. The assignments fol-
IVY:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-25
Topics of the
Home and
Household.

Place pecans III pan and pour boiling
water over them. Let them stay for a
time and then crack, when it will be
found that the meats can easily be re.
moved from the shells.
Sew strip of muslin an inch wide on
the legs of the chidren's union suits to
fit under the feet, like the. straps on leg
gings. The tiniest tots will then put on
their stockings unassisted, saving your
time before breakfast.
A discarded rain coat makes good
cases for sandals or rubbers. Make the
cases in envelope style, binding the edges
with tape and fastening the flap over
with common snap-hook and eye
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-25
THIS WOMAN
KNOWS
She Proved that Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound Does Help Suffer
ing Women

Watertown. n. Y" Last fall when
/ was expecting to become a mother L
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-25
A VAST INDUSTRY.
New Jerseys Resorts Represent Invest
ment Of s2oo.oooooo.

Atlantic City. y. j., Feb. 25.-New
Jerseys resort industry. embracing al
the big and little shore cities between
Sandy Hook and Cape May. represent.
an investment Of S20o.0c9OO0. according
70 an estimate BY the Atlantic City
Chamber Of Commerce.
The total number Of visitors frequent
ing these resorts during a single wear
appraximates y 225.0p0. About 10000.
90 pleasure and health seekers are esti-
mated for Atlantic CITY alone. The
value 81 property subject 10 taxation j.
Slos 50 s336. The Investment In build
ings alone J. s7lleeOOoo.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-25

that when my baby came the doctor
said he never saw a women get along
any better than did ard know i
was Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound that helped me. Mrs.
ERNEST BEEBE. 124 Wyoming Ave,
WATERFOWL, n. Y.
Women who continually THEN
strength until they get into such
weakened condition should profit by
Mrs. Beebe's experience and try thi.
famous root and herb remedy. lydia L
Piakhsm's Vegetable Compound
For special suggestions write Lydia
Z. Pinkharn Medicine Co. The result o.
its long experience is AZ your service.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-25
PRICE OF DINNER FIXED.
In Budapest, Restaurants and Hotels
May Charge 80 Cents.

Berne, Feb 25--All restaurants and
hotels in Budapest must now provide a
war dinner" at so cents, according to
the latest food regulations. The menu
must consist of soup, nine ounces of
vegetables, two ounces of meat, and a
dessert. Small restaurants may not
charge more than 80 cents for meat
course with vegetables.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-25

was In very poor
health. | suffered
from a fe m a lie
weakness so | did
not have strength
enough to do my
own work and could
not stand on my
feet for any length
of time. Lydia 4.
Pinkham's V eye
ia bic Compound
corr ted my
trouble and | i'm
Drcved in health -
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-25
WARMER EARLY THIS WEEK.
Rains Predicted About Wednesday OF
Thursday-February Likely TO Die Hard

Washington, Feb. 25.-Weather predic-
tions for the week issued by the weather
bureau are:
Fair and warmer until about Wednes-
day. Rain Wednesday or Thursday.
colder Thursday. Remainder Of week
uncertain
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-25
ARCO WAND Stationary Vacuum Cleaners

the day Then when, towards the close,
the issue rests on which heart is the
stronger--the Beasts or the Man's--we
shall know the answer in our will to de-
liver the last blow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-25

Constantine has II motor cars and
Nicholas has only fiat in Tobolsk, but
when you throw in with the ex-Greek s
portion brot her in lawship to the kais-
err, things about even up.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05
G~nhlenl1nre. Grinh.

Die Der atmoipbdriI9en Quft emit
3ogene &~obtenidure piro berielben
auf bic Oeri9iebenite Weiie unb
brS9 bic perI4ieOenIten 8orgdnge
pieber 5ugtfiibrt. 9ier nur einige
8eifpiele. Sreie &Oblenidure ents
FRONT in eroBen MoIien tdtigca
@ultanen unb an Oielen Srten Hiiz
len uno Spalten Der @rbrinoe. Oh
les QueIlpaiier entbdIt gel0Ite Sob
leniGure unO gi6t Oieielbe in GERM
gerer ODER gr6Berer Menge an bic
2uIt ob. &oblenidure @erbinbungen,
namentli9 8oblenIdures Sol3e, Bill
ben einen S6auptbeitanbteil Der CRIB
rinbe, uno es ieBen ii4 gan5e Sc
6irge aus benielben QoblenIourem
&olt, 8altitein) 5uiammen; treten
bieie Sol3e nit Itdrteren SGuren in
8e~rbinbung, ipie es gum 8eifpiel Der
Sail 1T, tpern &oltitein bur9 tielel=
iG~ureboltige 20iungen in &ieielge-
itein b~erpanbelt pirO, 10 entipei4t
bic &o6ten1dure ols freies Sos.
&p6lenIaure entitebt Bel Der Orppae
tion Observation-Disclosures 8erbinOungen
(beim @erbrennen BON 9ol3 unb ans
beren pflnn3enitOffen) unO 1T gang
allgemein elm 3erieBungSprooutt
pflon8Ii6er unO tieril9er StOffe; Oa
oieIe taum irgenbpO i'm @rOrei6e
fe6len, biIOet ie Ii9 foIt a~Ilent9alben
in bemIelben unb finbet BON bier aus
ibren @eg pie in bic freie 2uft 10
aud in bas 0uellpailer. Ginen
ni9t un6etrG6tli9en Sell Der Sob
lenidure erbGlt bic atmoip9dril9e
2uft au6 Ourd ben atmunsspro5sb
Der Menf9en unb Siere; Der eingeats
mete Soueritoff piro i'm &Orper our
OrDbotion organiI4er Stoffe per'
brou6t, unb oas Srpbationsprobutt
DerlGBt oIs 8oblenfdure ben &orper
nit Der ausgentmeten 2uft.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05
Mmcrifns ar66tcr @iIbpnrf.

60 ipi4tig aud bic S4afIung Oes
0ellopItone : Notionolpnrt@ I6on
obnebin mar, 10 lag es bod nidt i'm
urIpriingli6en plone, aus Dem gan3en
Bart 3 nod 3uidBli6em 9ren5s
gebiet aud einen grobortiger notio'
nolen Dilobort gu MAIDEN. Dos it
aber in3miI4en geI4e9en.
4uf oielem neiten 9ebiete bdben
Oiele bunOerte @nttungen groBes uno
tleines @ilo, mie 8iifiel, 8dren,
Mooie6irIde, gersI9ofe. Side, 4nti'
lopen II. +. 10, aud oaein $50 bis
200 @Ogelsuttungen, cine 3uflu4tss
ItGtte geTunben, in pel6e beut3uta9e
tein SGger DOer 6aIenIteler msbr
brin9t, unb aud ionIti9e Gefa9ren
Ii9 logut pie gor ni6t nobeu tOns
men. Nu9 lebt olleS Belo bier frei.
Die meiIten oieI er touIenoe bon Sies
rem Go6en niemols sinen SunO geies
ben uno ME ben &naa zines Sagoges
mebres seb0rt.
Oaber bat lld tpre nalurllue
@6eubeit iebr perminbert, uno Oiele,
Iel6It Barren, perben iiberrai4eno
sabm. 8ergidaTe iperoen fat 10 pers
trouenspou pie S4eunenboisSiere
Stride unb 3e6e tommen an &i4ens
tiiren ooer Iteigsn Sreppen berouf,
iteden ben &opf Our4 elm 6enlter
unb 5itten Itumm I'M NaRrun9, Die
lie oft benz @eber aus Der 0ono fre1s
fen. Nn9ts legen lie IiG in ben
S6nee unter oen grpBen 8dumen;
ober lie idlofen aud in ben 9roBen
&opolerissS 6eunen, felt olelelben
BON ben Solboten i'm 9erbit 1916
gerGumt porben Iino.
9iir3um bic 6reunbi9oft gu ipil'
ben Sieren eebt bier iiber ales, uno
per tein Sierfreunb 1T, Dem geialt
es ppbl in Oieiem part aud n:dt.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05
Sic pcrnnsliidte @Oritcanms.

Die iebr i9merb0rige Srau bon
8riilac ioate gtapoleon oorgeitelt
meroen. sic Gn9itigte lid ni6t me.
mig iiber o;e @orte, Die Der &aiier
en- lie riften miiroe, oa iie ibr
ltebel gu perbergen Ill6te, uno er.
funoigte ii1 oaber no6 Sen 6ragen,
sic Ser &aiier bel iol6en @uoicn6en
gu iteaen pflegte.
Sic erfubr, oaB Napoleon re9el-
mlGBig nod Dem Seilnats0eparte.
nlent, nod Dem Sitter mo nod Der
3abl Ser &inOer fragte.
Gin menig berubigt eri6ien Srau
bon 8riiiac in groBem Staat BEL Der
4u6ien5 uno madte lire Orei &ebe.
ren5en.
r@ar S6r Serr @ema6l nift
ser 9ruoer oeS am 81. september
ermoroeten Ser5ogs bon @riIiac?"
fragte Der Gaiier i6nea. nSaben
sic ni6t oeIien Sitter geerbt?"
Sdd)eln0 eriDIoerte lie:
n9epartement Seine ct Die.
Sire"
Napoleon i6aute alf uno fragte
meiter:
,Gie 6aben ainoer, @aoome?"
.3meiunofiinf5ig, Sire" lautcte
Die @~lntport.
Sebt erfannte Napoleon ibr @e-
breden uno wan0te lid obne meitere
&iidli9ten unerpartet on Die n1dlte
Game, bon Ser er muBte, oaB tie Die
Mutter 5ablreiGer &inoer mar, nit
ser Srage:
.@ann weroen sic Sbren @atten
nit einem finf5ebnten Ginoe be-
idenfen?'
Sic Game, Die Der ltnterboltun8
nit 6rdu bon @riiiac 5ugebort bate
uno iiber bie briisfe 8rage oes Serr-
i9ers gan3 eri6roden mar, antuor.
tete in ibrer 8ermirrung nit Der
Itebenoen N%eoensart:
r@ie gp. Maielt6t befcblcnl"
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05
@te porfi6tio ell

@ie porii6tig elm
@ei6Gftsmonn bel Ger Nusfii6rllng
telegrap6iider 8eiteaungen periub.
rem muB, penn CT it'd Dor l6iperem
S6aoen idiiten mia, 5eigt Elm in
ser iuriltii6en 3eitl6rift .9oS
&e6t4 per0fientlihtes @rfenntnis
oes Sber.2onocSgcridt Geae. Ser
SAL lit ~folgenocr: Gin &Gufer bon
200 8entnern &oblen botte all oen
@erfGllfer cine 0cpei6e alifgegeben:
nSenoet 200 Str. &oblen eiligit
&oln." Der &elegrap6enheamte bat.
tie aus &erieben telegropbiert:
rSenoet 200 3%elltner eilgut 9olit."
Ser GerfGufer ionote Oaraltf Die
&oblen nit Gilfro6t. Der &Grfer
muBte 425 Mtorf @ilfradt 5oblen,
mGbreno Die %gelpobnlide 6rodt MIR
So Marf g~efoItet bate. 9oS Sber-
Iaioesgeri6t bat MN enti6ieoen:
Ser GerfGufer mliBte iid unter 0ie-
fen l~tmItGn0en iagen, OaS Die 9epe.
i6e ni6t ridltig mar (oenn 0ie
Sra6tfoIten tamen bcinabe OoppeIt
bGber ais ser ginfalfSpreiS), uno
ourfte obne uorberige Infrage Die
&oblen nidt nit Gilfradt ienoen.
Ser S6aocn lit i'm leBten @runoc
ouf oas fabrlGiiige SerbaIten Oes
@crfGufcrs suriid5ufiibren uno Die.
fer oeSbalb eriaspflidtig. Ser GcIe.
grap6enbeamte fam fir ben S6a.
Sen nidt in Aniprit6 gencmmen
mer6en. = Ger @erfdufer mlBte
olio i6lieBlid Dem Sdlfer OoS er-
ieben, mas Die gilfroht mebr foitete
oils Die eeu0bnIi9c Sraft.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05
Scrmidtnus rmifidcr 9(rdliuc.

Die 3eitung Paid 8iot" erbebt
aloge bariiber. ipie gegenpdrtig in
RuBlono bic toItbaren S4dbe perts
roller arfipe obue Slim uno @ers
itano perniAtet peroen, pOfiir lie
Elm paar 9elege aus fiiugiter 3eit
onfu6rt. Sn Mlosiau 1T oas S6Iobs
or4io, in Dem cuBerorbentli4 tote
6are geI9ibtlide llrtunoen auibes
pobrt neroen, BON elmer 9orbe nna
piIIenoer MenIden beimgeiuAt pors
ben, bic bort auf S9nops fabnoeten.
notiirlid pergebli6. 9os unterite
lit oo6ei 81 p6erit getebrt, allies liegt
3ertriimmert in Saufen ouf Dem 8oz
ben perItreut. @lei6fnlls in Dos
tau befanO ii6 elm 9(r4ip bes Sua
Iti3minifteriums, mo DEFENDERS Sabl=
reide llrtunoen aus Der 3eit peters
ees @rIten aufbepobrt peroen. Die
8plI6epiti BADEN bos Ardio nit
8eTdlag bele9t; uorldufig ideinen bic
toItbaren Sommlun9en nod porban=
ben gu iein; allen ou4 Iie i6neben
in gr0Btsr Gefobr, Der @erni4tung
anbeim5ufollen. unb oann pdren Der
ruIfiden @s14i6tsforI9ung unpi=
bcrbrinqlide S6GBe geraubt. Die
ruIIii9e 3eitung meint, es mare iGpn
genug. bob Qon3e llrtunbenIammlunz
gen benz ruIIil@en 8plte perloren gez
qangen Ieien. pomit lie ouf Die onz
Ipielt, Die in Muri9au, Nilna unb
an onbern Srten bes beieBten 8e=
bets in bic SanO Der Mittelmddte
gelonqt iino, GIN fhpeoiides 9latt
bebt beroor, baB aud Die idpeoiI9e
6prI@ung gu ben 2eiOtrngenoen ee-
h0ri, benn in ruiIiiGen arhioen
I6lummern felt lonsem Sablrsihe
llrtunosn aus Der i9peoiiden @roba
madtaeit.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05
fit Wrlnnof nun kranRf.

@eqen 8erbrennung
leidtercn @rnOes geniigt IS, Elm in
Nliuenol getaudlteS SGppdeH oui5u.
Iegen. Sir itGrfere 9erbrcnnungen
modte i'd folgenoc icIbit 81 berei.
tenoe SoIbe empicbleu: 10 Geile
@od)s nno 20 3cilc bcitcs 2einol
meroen 5uiammen geidmoI3cn. nnf
Sem @rfolten miro elm Giootter
ooruntcrgcfnetct mo 0ieIe SoIbe
in fIeincn G0piden luftoitt ouibe.
mnbrt.
Gut ii + s. ro nfenpfIe9e.
8ede niemols einen Srohten aus
Dem Sdlaf, Oenn fronfe Meniden
beOiirieu 5u ibrer Notwithstanding
gr0Bter &ube uno Sdomng. ST
Ood elm erquidcnOer S6lof ole
bette, binigite uno am iideriten mir.
fcnoe Meoi5in. SIS lit oober cine
rnper5eibIide @eoonfenIoiigteit, nm
nidt 81 iogen @rauinmfcit, &rnute
I'M SdIaf 81 itoren.
Strife oetu Cen i6t bon
3eit 5l 3eit, oenn piele idleiheno
beginnenoe &ronfbeiten moden li6
ourd cine @epi6tSobnabme 5uerit
gelteno. @eringere @epi6ts idhpor.
filtgen fonnen auf Die @eridieoen.
belt Ger GleiOung o6er olif cine per-
IdieOen Itorfe 6iiaitng bon Wogeu
oOer 9orm 5uriidgefiibrt perOen.
Cine gr0Bere @etui6tsabnobme ioIb.
te INNER Dem @r5te mitgeteiIt tper.
ocn.
@eoen 9Iufenfatorrb
hilft elm See bon Sen 9ernen ser
Sogebuttc. Man nimmt cine Sono.
Ocu oopou 81 einem 0uort @oiier,
fodt es cine babe Stllnoe lang uno
trinft morgens uro obenos bon Dem
See cine &oiie.
@egen 6ro It beuIen beior.
&c mon ii6 BON einem 6leiider
coer aus Dem SAlodt6ollIe mebrere
G6meinsgonen, 0ie man einen Gag
i'm Nalt6 bdngen lGBt; on nG6iten
Gage Ioiie man oen OidfIiiIiigen Stt.
bait ser @ouenbIaie in ein 6l6id.
den loufen uno beltreife oomit
mebrmoIS on Gage Die bonn 6roIt
~befaqcnen Stellen.
@egen 9r d s h oIL an
Dem befonntIi6 piele feline 9inoer
iGbrli6 5usrrmoe geben, bat iid 81.
meiB bep1brt, oos nit ein nenig
gefo6tcm @oiier eeidlagen unO
ollie u StunOe teeIoffeImeiie eingese.
ben miro. @ripo6iene nebnlen bel
dronil1em 0urdfoa entlpre6ellO
eroBere Mengen.
0ur6Itegen. Solgenoes Ser
fcbren bepGbrt iid ais gutes 8or.
beugun9smittel gegen 9urd)liegen.
GobaI0 ii6 in ben g~ef1broeten Stel-
len elm Bremen fiibIbar mu9t,
iperoen oielel6en nit faltem @oiier
obgetuolden, troden 9etupft, Damn
NIT Sron5branntmcin eingerieben
uno 5ulebt init 3infialbe beitriden.
2aS @erfobren miro mebrmaIs bel
Saq, alth BEL Radt ouSoefiibrt.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05
Gin nenrrcr TInnet entbcft.

Ser meteorologiihen Central.
Itelle in 3iirid miro aus Seioel-
berg gemeIoet: Ser iiinglten @nt.
oedlng 0es ouf Der Seioel6erger
Sternmorte g%efllnOenen nellen @lo.
neten, ser 5mii6en Mors uno Su-
piter itebt, fommt cine ouBer9e-
lp0bnli6e @eoeutung 81. Der 8Io-
net lit nGmli6 bon einem Mono
ser Ia. @rGBe umfreiit Elm SAL,
Ser unter oeu fleinen Bloneten big
iebt gang ein5is ooItebt. Ser Son-
nenobItano 0es nelien Glaneten lit
MIR menig GROCER als Der Der @r-
oe. Ser neite &immGSf0rper marc
bon ser Seior!Jcrger Sternparte
inter fortw0brenoe 9eaufiidtigung
QClDllllllelt.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

rg1einI Sober &nIprud Der.
idpinoet nit Der ginIoiurg oeS
gbeperipredens."
Ser Sonl rib beiOe @lioen melt
nitf, 5og ein poormnl Oie gtaie fri.
tiid in Oie &0be uno fraate
rg9ibt's Dos g'piB, Serr @Giuntt ?"
.Sa, notiirlihl"
Sang g'piB2" fragte Ser SouI
oringeno.
o9lber uotiirlidl" rief ser 80.
iuntt u~ngeOulOig.
vglft beirat' / sic aot6rin, uno
5ablen TIA / nir!" erflGrte Der Sonl
unO IfIlig babel nit ipu6tiqer SouIt
fr1ftig auf Den S6reibtiit oes
Serrn @oiunften, oob Die g[ften mir
10 Ooponflogen rno oas 2intenge.
idirr 6einube umgefoIlen mare.
ySboi Oh Gammell aarnIt nit
obodt eebenl" idrie i'm Der 9lo.
iunft Ill.
Ser Sonl meinte: Sir fir I'M.
guat!" unO tpor glei6 Oarouf bel Der
Sir 0rouBen. Die 9atbrin 6iuter
ibm 0rein -.
Die oenfrpiiroige @eridtsuerbano.
lung bate ober elm nod oenttpiiroi.
ceres Nohipiel.
Ser Sonl I0Ite ieiuen 8eriprud
nit Ser Suitner 8efi uno IieB fif)
nit Der 9atbrin ais 9r1ltigom auf.
bieten.
Nun modte Die &efi oas aIei6e,
mas porber Die aatbrin eetan bate.
Sic lieB Dem SonI aud am 8eler
8e5irfSgeri6t pegen gebrodenen
gbeoeripredenS Oas Seiraten elm.
Itelen.
@s fam nerter0ines 5u elmer Ser.
bonolung Dor Dem gl%Oiunften. Ser
Sonl mar in5pii6en our6 Die 9e.
ma6ten @rfobrungen i6on I6Ioler
getporoen. Au9 Ole 8efi botte Der.
i6ieOene materieue Gniprii6e an i'm
81 lteleit. Ser 8onl erfl1rte, 3ablen
woue ct mir, aber er beirnte ole
Suitner 8eft.
NotiirIi6 batte es Der Serr DO
iunft iofort los, mo- binallS Der
Sonl noble. 0a bGtte ibm chen ME.
Ser Die &otbrin oos Seiroten einge.
itelIt, un0 10 mare eS meiter eegon-
gen; oenn 81 elmer Nodgtebiefeit
mar feline Ser beioen 9irnen 51l be-
tpegen. 2ei6ter batte man einem
Stier oos Sooeln gelernt.
Ser @0iunft berlpies oa5er Die
beioen Observation-Disclosures ouf oen
Bro8eB ge9en ben S~teiubitber &onl.
@etreten bat oieien @eg aber me-
Ser Die Sibler &atbrin nod Die
Suitner 8efi. 8or Sen aopofaten.
foiten botten iie ale beioe cine boil.
lii6e Sdeu.
90 idlief oie gan5e @ngeIegenbeit
mieoer elm. Ser Steinbuber SonI lit
bis gum bel1tigen Sag Ieoig. @ebe
linn aber, menn er es nagt, iid am
@n0' 9or NIT elmer oritten nufbieten
gu Ioiien! Damn fommen Tim Die
Suitner &efi uno Die Sibler 9atbrin
5uiammen ol1fs @'nod.
Ser Sonl oenft aber gar ni9t
mebr 0aran, gu beiroten. @r freut
ii9 oeS ungeltorten Beetles Der ibm
bon ieinen 5pei 8rGuten ipenoierten
@ei6enfe uno er5Gblt es ieoem, Der
es b0ren min, oaB er baIt bod
i6lauer getpeien lei ols amei 8ei-
6erleut' mitiammen.
&u6 Ser @err 4oiltnft lit BON Ser
S6lau6eit Der Steinbu6er &onl fel.
Ienfelt iiber5eugt. @r bat i'm iogar
I'M 8eroa6t, ooB er bel Der erlten
&erbanolung oas &ommenoe eini-
gerntoBen borauS berednet babe.