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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-07-13
P. A. LANDRY, Sheriff.
PARTITION SALE,
Nineteenth Judicial District Court, State
of Louisiana, Parish of Iberia.
ALFRED GRANGER

A>Aaeseen1n SuoiCial OiStllct Sou1t, state
of Louisiana, Parish of Iberia.
ALFRED GRANGER
VS.. No. 1879.
FELIX MOULIS EFT AIS.
BY virtue of a commission issued unto
me, the undersigned P. A. Landry, Sheriff
of the Parish of Iberia, out of the above
said Court, under an order granted on
the 24th day of June 1918, there will be
sold by the undersigned, FOR CASH
(for the purpose of affecting a partition
between the above named plaintiff and
defendants), at Public Auction, to the last
and highest bidder. on
SATURDAY, AUGUST srd, 1918,
between legal sale hours at the front
door Of the Parish Court House, in the
City of New Iberia, La, the following
described property to-wit:
That certain tract of land, together
with all rights, ways and servitudes,
thereunto appertaining, situated in the
Fourth Ward Of Iberia Parish, La, ly-
ing and being situated, partly Within
and partly without the Village of Loreau-
vile, containing and measuring (31)
thirty-one arpents, more or less, and
bounded on the North by J. B. Bour-
geois, East by Mrs. Lee JUDGE, South
in part by Mrs. Lee JUDGE, and in part
by Miss Leonade Montondon, and West
by Old Public Road.
Given officially this the 10Th day Of
July, A. D.. 1918
P. A. LANDRY, Sheriff.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-07-13
SHERIFF SALE.
PLAN18Rs SUPPLY co.
W.
ALFRED DIROUDN-1ENOUD1f 3
D1ITLEIN, 8UBROG1E.
TIL Was1 Justiee Of the Peace Court.
State d Leuisisna, Parish Of Iberia.

Netioo 10 hereby given that By virtue
OF IN order Of Fieri Qacias issued out 81
the above entitled and number cause and
to me directed, /, p. 4. Landry, Sheriff,
duly sworn and qualified in and for the
the Parish Of Ibsris, La, hsve seized,
and will offer for sale and will sell ct
public auction For Cash to the last and
highest bidder 1t the front door Of the
7th Ward Justice Of the Peace Court,
iberia Parish, La, between legal sale
hours on
SATURDAY, JULY 18th, 1918.
the following described property, te-wit:
Let 4. 4 eertain tract Of land in the
Parish Of Iberia, containing 1915 u
arpsnts, and bounded on The North BY
lot I, belonging to Oscar Dsrousn, On the
south BY lot 5, belonging q Horace
Dsrouep, on the East b. property Of
Horace Derousn and West BY property
OF Osssr Derousn.
To pay and satisfy the sum Of Mighty.
Eight Dollars with 8 psr cent. interest
per annum fron Dee. 20th, 1919 until
paid, and also the sam Of Five and So
loo Dellars costs, and the further sum
ef 6evsnty-sns and 1870 Dollars, with
interest fhsreen from judicial demand
antil paid, with 10 per cent. attorneys
fess On the prineipal and interest and
the est q thsse pseessdiDgs.
Given eflsially this Oh Day q June
=. y, lole.
"a. LANDRY, Sheriff.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-07-13

With the American Forbes or
the Marine, July q. (By the As
ISOLATED Press An entire Ger.
man regiment has been virtually
annihilated by American troops
in fighting west Of Hill 204, &C.
cording to official information.
The total number Of Germans
captured by the Americans is now
estimated to number about 500,
including seven officers.
Many groups Of prisoners have
been sent to the rear. Others
have been located in hospitals
where they were taken after be-
ing wounded.
Tho German counter-attack.
which was fiercely conducted, was
launched against the Americ an
positions at three o'clock this
morning. It resulted in the Amer
leans further increasing their
number Of prisoners. Virtually
the remainder Of the enemy at
lacking force was annihilated.
The Americans did not give up
foot Of ground which they had
captured At 5 8 clock this even
ing the American artillery was en-
gagged in heavily Smelling Hill 2Of.
Reports from the advanced front,
brought back through heavy
enemy barrage, confirmed the
earlier statements the Americans
have reached their every objec-
tive and are holding every point.
IN a brilliant operation. after
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-07-13
6ssccessJess Sale.
SUCCESSION OF MAROBL LEBLANC.
DECEASED.
10th Judicial District Court, State Of
Louisiana, Parish Of Iberia.

By virtue OF commission issued unto
me, the undersigned Adminiet1atrix
out Of the above said Court, under an or
der granted on the .srH day Of Jane,
1918.
There will be cold BY the underlined
Administratrix or duly authorized Pub-
lie Auctionesr, FOB CASH (foe the poy-
pose Of veslsing funds to pay debts q
the above sussespien). st Public Auetiea
to the last and highest bidder, %
oATU1DAY, 2orH DAY or JULY, 1915.
between legal sale hours, Ct the frope
deor Of the Parish Court house, In To
City Of New iberia, La, the property ~
longing toths abeve said 0ueoesoien. ara
described - follows, to-wit:
1st.-A ssrtain tract Of land situstea
near the City Of New Iberia, iberia
Parish, 0tate Of L., with al the build-
isgs and improvements thereon, snl
sppurtsnansss thereto belong measuring
three and $40 acres, beunded on tho
North BY the road separating this pre-
perty from that Of 0harlss Joseph, on the
South By that o Vendor, on tho East ~
Marcel Leblanc d ais, and - the West
BY LeDlsns Of ais. being item one q
inventory Of said Succession.
2nd.-A certain lot Of ground With Ill
the bsildines and improvements thereeo
and al appurtsnances thereto belenging,
neasurine Yssty (40) feet front on the
North Side Of Madison Street, by depth
Of one hundred and Twenty feet (l20,
and bounded on the North BY Ella Harry
or assigns, 6outh by Aadison Street.
East by Lizsis Dugas, and West by =.
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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-07-13
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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-07-13

hard fighting American troop,
last night captured the village O.
Vaux, together with a large slice
Of the Paris highway west 81
Chateau Thierry and two patches
Of wooded land.
Take Germans BY Surprise.
The Americans took the Ger.
mans completely by surprise.
Most of the prisoners were taken
out Of cellars and dugouts. How
many Germans were killed Of
course is unknown, but from the
number Of dead in plain view at
various places the total must have
been considerable.
While the artillery preparation
was going on many American air.
planes few. high overhead. Some
were protecting the observation
balloons while others were comb
ing the skies to keep off enemy
machines.
Early this morning the Ameri-
can pilots again appeared for ST.
milar duty and were soon found
contesting with the enemy for
supremacy in the air.
An American air squadron COM
thrilling haff-hour fight north Of
Chateau Thierry with a Berman
fight squadron Of the same num-
Der. At least three of the Ger
man planes were driven down,
plunging to the earth, and up to
six o'clock tonight two Of the
Americans had not returned.
The American airmen, acting
as . patrolling party, came upon
tie enamv shortly after Z O'Clock
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-07-13

IN the morning and immediately
attacked. With the advantag,
of the offensive, the American.
succeeded in getting above thei1
adversaries and after furious ex
changes at an altitude of more
than two miles drove the Germans
down a distance of mile.
Two of the American aviators
sow one of the Nieports, driven by
an American pilot, go into a dive
and disappear, but three Ameri
can pilots have reported they OBJ.
served tracers 60 through the
fusllage of three enemy machine
within a few minutes of each
other, the planes crashing earth
ward.
Fight Fast and Furious.
The fighting was fast and fuf1.
Gus, and all kinds of maneuvers
were brought into play. Finally
the Germans made off hurriedly.
When the Americans returned
to their field they found two of
the machines of the patrol miss
ing. and they have not been heard
from thus far. The nature Of the
engagement was evidenced by the
numerous bullet holes in the ma
chimes which returned. One of
these had been struck thirteen
times; one bullet grazed the gas
tank, another cut a strut, while
the fusilage was like sieve.
1t was exactly six o'clock last
evening when the America ans went
over the top under the protection
of hall of machine gun bullets
from our machine gun barrages.
The infantry action was preceded
bya short but terrific artillery
preparation. When the Germans
saw formidable attack was de-
veloping many Of those in out
posts yelled and ran toward the
rear to nets from which a hot fire
began pouring. The Americans
paused for a moment while the
automatic rifles and machine guns
with the advancing troops fought
a duel in front of Vaux, briefly
but effectively. with the enemy.
Then the Americans, whose num-
Der was considerable, went OH,
most Of them running in their
eagerness to get at close quarters
with the Germans. At the same
time the Boches began hurting
gas shells to the rear of the Amer
lean lines.
Within brief time the Ameri-
cans had wrested from the enemy
the Bots de la Roche and the
woods adjoining it.
All Assistance Overcome.
Then came word the Americans
we're in Vaux and finally, after
sharp fighting there in the streets
adm houses, they overcame all re-
sistance and swept on beyond the |
village.
The Americans reached every
one Of their detectives and by
his operation they have elimi-
mated a salient and have straight
,ned out thir lin. Over an area
# several miles the Americans
now have the enemy under their
gums.
/ Daylight this morning saw the
Americans digging in almost un-
disturbed, far beyond the old Ger
nan defense line. To the rear
catches Of prisoners and piles Of
Material were going.
wv. S. S.
4 Z. - - ~ - n I
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-07-13

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue
OF an order Of Fila, issued out Of the
above entitled and numbered cause and
to me directed, /, P. A. Landry, Sheriff,
duly sworn and qualified in and for the
Parish OF Iberia, La, will offer for sale
and will sell at public auction for
Cash to the last and highest bidder,
at the front door of the Court House in
the City of New Iberia, La, between L.
gal sale hours on
SATURDAY, JULY goth, 1918
the following described property, to-wit:
One Automobile, now in the garage Of
Earl w. Hall, situated on st. Peter st.
in New Iberia, La.
To pay and satisfy sum of One Hnnd-
bred and Forty five Dollars, and forty
i've cents, the principal and interest and
the cost Of these proceedings.
Given officially this 9th day of July, A.
D. 1918.
IANnDU
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-07-13

Baton Rouge, July Ex-senator
Stafford's bin to pension mothers
incapacitated for work was passed
by the senate at 10 As Wednesday
by q vote Of Is to IL. It now
goes to the house.
Considerable argument was
aroused over the bill and Senator
Fields moved to indefinitely post
pone it. Senator Vincent said the
measure would bankrupt the state.
A sentimental appeal for the
bill. was made by Senator Labarre
who laid stress on the Feight Of
the word mother"
This bill gives mothers whose
husbands are dead or unable
to care for their children. and
who are incapacitated for work,
a pension Of fifteen dollars
a month for the first child under
IA years of age, $40 for the Sec
Ond, ana so on.
No mother will get more than
$50, and the funds are to come
from the police juries and the
city Of New Orleans.
The bill will be handled in the
house by Representative Fortier.
Mrs. Lydia w. Holmes, state
chairman of the Louisiana Suf-
frage party, is parent of the bill.
She calls it her pet, and says she
had. tried for long time to get
some one with q vision to in
troduee it; and Representative
Fortier had the vision.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-07-13

OtHer eaL1ng places throughout
Louisiana, have upon their own
initiative, been ordered to take the
lead in the conservation of meat
and sugar. Both are vital for war
purposes. The Americans under
arms will not only obtain their full
supply. but there will be reserves
built up for the Allies as well as
for them. The difference in the
showing made by Italy in the last
drive was due as much to Amer
lean food as any other cause. The
result is inspiring enough to make
every American determined to do
his food bit, even if sacrifices were
asked. Instead of sacrifice, how
ever, the Government is only pro-
tecting the remainder so that all
will share according to their act
ual needs, the humblest individual
as well as the largest industry.
The great general rule for cater
ing resorts, which include board
ing houses and commissaries, is
the abolition Of the open sugar
bowl. The resolutions were
adopted at meeting of hotel,
restaurant men in New Orleans,
presided over by Theodore Grune-
wald, Chairman of the Division,
and Edward o.. Wild. Acting
Manager. Jno. M. Parker, Food
Administrator declares that the
rules will be strictly enforced.
even if he has to take command
Of the inspectors in the field.
The sugar plan for eating pla-
ces is the same as for families, the
allowance being based upon three
pounds per person per month.
Most of the bonifaces are already
serving sugar portions in little
bags. One teaspoonful is allowed
for a small cup, two for a large
/ cup, the measure for cereal for
fruit orders. A lump Of sugar is
counted as equivalent to a tea
spoon. Cane and beet sugar are |
barred from bakery and kitchen.
Meat saving is to be accomplished
by using only eight to nine pounds
for each ninety meals served.
Roast meat is limited to Mon
days midday meal. Stewed,
boiled or beef hash to Wednes-
days and Saturdays mid -day
meals, and steaks in any form, in
Guiding hamburger, to Thursday s
midday meal. By-products, such
as tongues. livers, etc.. may be
used as substitutes. Further SUBJ
stitutes are fish, crabs, shrimp,
sea foods Of all kinds, rabbits and
wild game. There will be plenty
to eat and there will be a reserve
built up for the soldiers. The lat
ter duty leaves this country with
only three days supply ahead,
and conservation is wisdom.
The rush for sugar certificates
has swamped the Food Admins
tration Office, but with the aid Of
volunteers the work is going
bravely on. with very little delay :
to anybody. The rush has not pre- I
vented q good stroke in securing
assurance Of q larger sugar sup
ply for Louisiana, her portion un-
1s~A-eL..As.- -
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-07-13
SHERIFF SALE.
EARL W. HALL
VS.. No. 1871
J. NJ. BURR.

Nineteenth Judicial District Court, State
of Louisiana, Parish of Iberia.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-07-13

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

i6 belt mid fir Hug seur9. ben Sc
fabren 81 ent9eben urb fir tart ges
mig ibnen an tpioerlteben; aber 8ott
bat Stol3 uno Selbltbertrauen an mir
a%eitraft. Sod lab mid Dir auSfiibrs
Ii6er meine grlebniiie %er5dblen.
.als i'd bieber fam. empfing man
mid iiberalis freunbli6. Gar balb mar
ib bon elmer Shaar iunger 2eute ums
geben, Die nit mir in bemielben Sans
belsbauie tbdtig pareu. Sic 5cigten
ii6 liebenstpiirbig unb 5uborfommenb
eegen mid, i%iberbduften mid nit
Shmei6eleieu. unb ib Sbor tranf
bas iiiBe 8ift NIT Seba9cn, nift baran
oentenb, bas eS mir ben Sob brinsen
fperoe. Salb fingen Tie an, meine relis
9iofen ~llebun9en 5u beldheln, uno i6
ipar 81 fei9e mid bon linen los3rs
MAIDEN, iuie eS meiue Yflid)t seipeien
mare. Mus Reni6enfurdt CAB i'd Die
llebnn9en Der Sromnisfeit auf, nabm
tbeil an ibren Sreuben unb Ger9nils
guneen, Die mein Ser5 bod 70 leer
lieben ober better 9eiagt, Die mid
booenlos nngliidlid maften. llno
mas baS SflimmIte mar, ih betete nift
mebr; i6 ipa9te eS nid)t. mid an ben
Iieben 9ott unb on Die liebe Rutter
@ottes 5u ipenben. neil i'd mid
meiner Bertebrtbeiten itdmte." -
.Nber iparlim ifriebit on mir benn
nitt, pie es nm bid itauo?" mari
Srau SeItcn elm. .ad. Rutter. audi
Dor Dir ibdmte ib MIDI, erlpiberte
er; .bente MIR, pie ib eeprablt babe,
ib ipiirbe ME ettpas Undergraduates
tbun. gud bate ids ni6t iiber'S
Ser5 bringen tonnen. Dir meinen Sees
len5uitanb 81 idilbern, on bdtteit Dir
5upiel 2eib een,adt." .@laubit on
beun. beiu Shfuei8en bate mir teinen
Summer 9enlaft2" cnt9egnete Srau
SeIten. = 20 ia. Rutter, nber nid)t
10 piel S6mer3, oils ipenn on Mues
9eiprBt bdttcit. Sod LAB mid meine
@r3dbIuu9 bolenben: gf Rutter. oa
fam Die &rantbeit unb NIT ibr Der
@ebante an ben COB. Sd perlauete
mad einem Rrieiter; aber Die. Die iih
meine Sreunoe nennen. tpolen feinen
81 mir laiien. Oh bait aeieben ipie
lie mid bcipafeu. Mber in bieier
b6fiteu Niutb Idrie i'd auf 5u Naria.
Sd beid)ipor iic. mid bod uift itcrbeu
81 lai'en, bis i'd ausaeiobut lei nit
meinem @ott. uno bcriprad ibr. Elm
anbereS 2ebeu an5uiau9eu, tpenn i'd
ipieber geiuno tperoen ioIte. Siebe. iie
bat iif meiner crbarmt; ibr Werf lit
es. bab bu iest bier biit unb on ipirit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

mir einen YrieIter bolen." .@ber
per bat benn Die SepeIhe aufaeaeben,
Die mid gu Dir rief?" fraete Die
Wutter. = ga, meriipiirbie, baB bas
gelang", ertpioerte 8arl, lid fann es
II Der Silfe Der Rutter @ottes sus
idreiben. Wteine Srcunbe perluhen
mid niemals I0e; INNER lit ipenigs
items elmer bier, Inn gu perbiubern,
oab Semanb mid beilift. namentlif
aber. oab elm Hrielter ou mir fommt;
ielbit bic S%auslpirtbiu, beren quite @es
iinnungen lie tennen, barf nitt bereins
tommen. Saiiir aber BADEN Tie mir
cine @drterin beior9t. bic ii6 aans
ibrem 8ilen fii9t. Ginmal nun traf
es ii6 3ufdQig (ipeun i'd .3ufGuig"
iaaen barf, oaB meine @drterin uQeiu
bel mir mar. 9n pirb bieie plobIid
na6 Sauie eerufen. neil ibr Sobn
einen iftperen Sail getban babe. Sbre
Ibiueienbeit benubte meine Sauss
tpirtbin. mir einen 9eiuh an MAIDEN.
Sd flagte ibr meine Notb unb Tie pers
iprad mir. bid iofort 5u benahrihs
ti9cn. llnb nun bit bu bier. liebe
Wutter, 0 Waria bat bid seididt.
2ab bod aleih eineu Yrieiter fommen.
bamit i6 bic 2ait bon meinem Ser5en
tperfen fann." 8alb trat Der Brieiter
Elm, rnb Srau Selten 5og iid ms
Reben3immer 5uriid. bis Der &ranfe
feline 8eiht polenbet bate. 80 @uts
ter. tpic sliidli6 bin ih iestl" rief er
ibr entgegeu. ais lie pieber in's 3ims
mer trat; der Iiebe @ott bat mir
per5ieben unb audi on bait mir pers
eeben. nift tpabr, Wutter? Worgen
firth bari i6 ben Iieben SeiIaub
empfangen unb aud bas Saframent
Der 81. Seluns. Gber iest bilf mir.
benz Iieben @ott unb ieiner beilisen
Ruttcr banten unb mid bann aui Die
81. 3ommuniou porberciten." 8ern
seipGbrte Die @utter feline 8itte. be-
mcrttc jeoo6 balb. bas Die bisberige
gufresung elmer 9dnalideu grmats
tung Rlab madte. ~gS lit fir iebt
senug. 8arl". iaste Tie baber, ~bu be-
barflt Der Nube. SbIiebe bic Gngen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

rigcn IbnIngen 9ebriidt mar, oiel gu
friib. @erne bate Tie ibre GinipiIs
ligung 5u bieicr Heiie 5uriidgenoms
men, bod es tpur 81 ipdt. &arl iab
ieiner Ibreiic nit Wiitb unb init gros
BEN 9offnungen ent9egen. ~5rolte
bid bod Wutter, uub ihIage Die iibcrs
triebencn Sorgen nm mid ausl" be-
rubigte JIG Gnrl. ~Sn ldn8itens 5fpei
Sabreu bin ih pieber bier, unb bann
braudcn mir ms audi ME mebr 81
trcnnen." Sb ibre Sorgeu ipirtli6
iibertrieben iparen? -
Sic Strnbe Der Mbreiie lit cnblif
ba! Bic Sabrtarte lit 9cloit, baS Sc
pad %aifgegeben. Inter Sbrducu baben
SHUTTER unb StJlpcitcrn &bi6ieb bon
aarl 9enommen. Gber bas Nutters
ber5 tonmt nod nidt CUR Hube. @as
tic ibm in Den Iesten Woheu 10 oft
9eio9t, lie muB es iebt nod einmal
piebcrbplen: naarl, mein ein5iger
9roit lit, baB bu Die Ruttcr @ottes
liebit. On 9eborit ibrer 9~ougregation
an. bit alio ibr &inb. Scr9iB bas
ui6t unb Lag tcinen Gag poriibcrs
ge6en, obne ein bcionbercs 8e6et gu
ibrer gbre gu perri6tcn. 3umal ipenu
Die 8eiabr an bid bernntritt. lei cs
fir bcine Sugcno, lei es fir oeinen
@laubcn; Aarl. bann bente an Tie,
bauu rufe gu ibr; lie nirb bid nidt
berlniieu, ipenn on lie nitt berGiieit.
8eriprihit on mir bas. &url?" =
ga, Wutter, i'd bcriprede es bir!"
ent9e9nete &arl, inoem er Die 6ano
Der Wuttcr brildte, limb on ioHit
Ieben, baB i'd Wort baIte." - limb
Damn nod Gins, &arl", iubr Die Wutter
fort rihreibe oft unb tbcile mir NaeS
nit. ipas Dir bcgeguct; cine Rutter
nimmt ben innigiten Gntbeil on Nuem
mas ibr aiub betrittt." r@eipiB.
Wutter". crmibcrte or, .c5 miro mir
Sreube lcin, Dir jebeu Sonntag Rad)s
ridt o mir 81 8cben; oarauf pers
la'ie bid"
Su brauIt Der 3u9 beran. Die
8a9entbiiren oifnen lid. Sod Elm
SdnSebrud. Elm lester @ruB, unb bus
0ampiroB trd9t i'm fort nah Yaris.
9Gngit lit Der 3ua ibreu @lideu ents
lftpunbeu, ba itcbcu Die 3uriidgcblies
benen nod aui benz Sabniteig unb
Iebcu Der Hihtuug nab, Die or eins
gei6ln9eu. &au9iam treteu lie ben
Seimipen an. Mo9e bic Rutter
@ptteS i'm in ibreu Sdub nebmen!
Der 8cg iiibrt am Come porbei; er
biret bas 8raoenbilo Sroiterin Der
8etriibteu; lie treten sin, nm ben ees
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-17

nm Die Rutter, Die iit abbdrmt; Seio
nm ben gruoer. Der auf Ibpe8en 81
8eben i6eint.
SbIiebIih bleiben ale griefe aus;
lit feline Intiport in mandcn Sdlen
nift cine gar berebte Inttport? Gd,
ipie lit iest Srauer unb 2eib, in Die
emit 10 eIiidlibe Samtlie eingetebrtl
Sph mas lit gu tbun? @as tonncn
Hagen bier niisen? Sier bilft mn
@ebet. iuitdnbi9es. bebarrlihes 8ebet.
Bie reihlih itei9t es gum Simmel.
gum Sbron Der Simmelsfoni9inl 8ie
biele bl. Reiien iperDen fir i'm bars
gebradt! Wie biele Sbrdnen fliebcn
nm i'm! Stein, Elm Spbn iolter
Sbrdneu Tam nitt perloren 9eben.
gines Ibenbs iibt Srau Selteu nit
ibren S0ttern I'M Wobn8immer, iie
iiub nit Sanbarbeit bciddftist. Sbr
@eiprdh brebt iif nm 3nrl, bon Dem
iie LANCE, LANCE nitts mebr gebort
baben. .9a fliugelt's unb Der eins
tretenbe 9ote iiberreift cine Sepeife
aus Yaris. Saitig pffnet Srau Selten
bieieIbe uub elm Sd,mer5ensihrei ents
rinst lid ibrer gruit, ba lie Die @orte
lieit: nSbr Sobn i6tper frant. iofort
tommen." Iue iinb tpie bon Shla9e
geriibrt; bod bier GILT fein Sdumcn.
Sdnel iabt iib Srau Selten. SIM
Nu bat lie Elm Heiiefleib an9eleet,
ettpaS @eIb gu iit 9enommen uno fort
gebt's our Giicnbabn. Ser Na6t5ug
nimmt lie auf unD bringt ie mad
Yaris. Srob Der Shneligfeit. nit
Der er ppraneilt, id)eint or ibr 81
friehen; Tie m6hte fIie8en, nm nur ia
uidt an ipdt 5u fommcn. GnoIib bdlt
Der Sug; Elm Wagen bringt lie gu
aarl'S Robnung. sic elf bic Sreppe
binauf; lie mill in fem 3immer; es lit
perifloiien. 3ipei ieiner Sreunbe be-
beuten ibr. baB man Iic nid)t einIaiien
iperbe. I6er hn miro oieie iunfte. quite
Srnu elmer Sopin glei6, Der a ibr
SungeS 81 roliben iudt. Cine iibers
menIdIidc Strait fommt iiber tie; tic
er3tpingt iid ben @intritt. bic beioen
@d6ter beiIeite itobenb. .aarl. mein
Sinh. muB i'd bid 10 piebcrfinoen?
Ih, iparnm liebelt on mir niht cher
Radritt Su9cben?" Sic icste lid
ans gett bes aranten; iie iabte feline
Sdnhe. @ie CT iih freut, bnS iie gcs
tpmmcu lit! % Mutter. Soft iei
SAINT, OoB on bn biitl @er3cibc mir
bod bns Neio. bos i6 Dir gematt
babe! gd, bate i'd ceinen grnabs
uln8eu gefOlet, ib mare nidt 10 uns
sIidlih 8eporoen tpie i4 bin. Gieb.