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Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24
Well Known Chinese
HOrticulturist Is
Given Helping Hand

DELAND, Fla, Dec. 23.-Leu Gin
Gong, noted Chinese horticulturist
who has been in financial straits
and who was about to lose his home
near here because of his inability
to take up mortgage on it, will
celebrate Christmas with the real
ization that his trouble are about
ended.
Friends in Deland who have been
caring for Leu for some months, an
nounced today that they had raised
almost enough money to pay the
overdue interest and assume the
mortgage Citrus growers who have
become wealthy because of Leu's
development of new variet of fruit
which now forms a large part OF
Florida's output, and others, have
subscribed sums of 500 and received
in return notes for the amount to
be secured by first mortgage upon
the property. At Leu's death the
estate, for many years regarded as
one of the show places of central
Florida, would be disposed of and
the holders of the 500 notes will be
reimbursed.
1t is proposed to raise sum above
the mortgage and interest, sufficient
to care for Leu as long as he lives.
He is only 63 years old but for sew
eral years he has been in ill health.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24
WILDCATS AND
UTAH AGG|ES
HOLD WORKOUT
Both Teams Go Through
Strenuous Secret Practice
in Preparation for Game

PHOENIX, Dec. 23.-Arizona univer
sity and the Utah Aggies held siren
uous secret practice sessions this af-
ternoon in preparation for the post
season football game here Monday.
:. Tomorrow the two teams will go
through light workouts to keep them
on edge for the Christmas day con-
test
Due to lack of comparative data,
dopesters have been unable to predict
the style of attack or defense which
either team will employ.
Arizona has used a wide open YER
satile attack successfully during the
season and may spring some surprises
in the contest
Only meager reports of the style
of game played by the Utah team
have reached Phoenix.
The coaches, McKal of Arizona,
and Romney of the Aggies, have
shown no disposition to disclose their
plans.
Arizona supporters are relying
largely on the work of Gilliland. the
Wildcats field runner and Captain
Hobbs, plunging fullbaek.
Captain Conroy at end and Knowles
right half back are most feared of the
northerners.
The Utah squad reached Phoenix
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24
Down and Out and
Hungry? Army Will.
Feed You Christmas

Is there any man in Bisbee who
would like a good dinner Christmas
but cannot afford to pay for it?
If there are any such, men, let them
call between 10 and IL tomorrow
morning at Salvation Army headquar-
tiers, So Brewery Gulch, and Com
mandant Winter will see that they
are fed
The commandant last night an
nounced that he had arranged with
two restaurants for Christmas dinners
for men who have no homes, no jobs
or no money.
mo questions will be asked he
said last night. I'VE do not care
where a man was born or what he IS
doing here. If he is hungry, that is
enough, we will see that he gets a
good dinner 1t may not be an elab-
crate turkey dinner, but it will be a
good dinner, the best we can afford.
Christmas is one day the Salvation
Army cannot let go by without know
ing that there is no hunger. | will be
at the hall between 10 and IL and the
hungry will be fed
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24
Girl Disappears on
Eve of Her Wedding

WASHINGTON. Dec. 23.-The Po-
lice were asked today to search for
Mildred Wen, a Chinese girl of 10,
daughter of Wenwh Wen, owner of
a restaurant here, who, it is said, took
500, her jewelry and some bridal pres
ents and disappeared from the city
last night on the eve of her wedding
to a youth of her race in New York.
According to the police. Mildred
protested against the marriage which
it is said had been arranged by the
parents. When asked about his daugh
ter's disappearance, Wen stated that
she left last night, saying nothing as
to her destination or when she would
return.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24

issuing and selling 100000 in bonds
which had been authorized by the
supervisors after the canvass of the
vote of an election held for that
purpose.
The funds derived from the sale OF
the bonds, the complaint set forth,
were to be used by the district in
erecting and maintaining electrical
transmission lines and extensions and
in installing other equipmet for the
furnishing of power for the pumping
of water for the primary purpose OF
irrigation The plaintiffs held that
the law under which the district was
organized was. unconstitutional be-
cause it did not provide for notice to
the tax payers and owners of land nor
did it provide for a hearing as to
whether their lands would benefit by
reason of their inclusion in the dis
trict.
A hearing of the matter was held
in Florence and at its close Judge 0.
J. Baughn of the Pinal superior court
nanQeQ QOWn Tie ueCTee WHICH HlduO
permanent "A temporary injunction
previously granted his ruling being
based on the uncontsitutionality OF
Chapter 40 of the session laws OF
1915 and acts amendatory thereof.
The supreme court opinion affirm
ing Judge Baughn's decision says in
part:
eff Chapter 40 be treated and taken
TO be, a Law authorizing the forma-
ton of power irrigation districts anal
ogous to gravity irrigation districts,
it is defective in this, that it contains
no provision for notice to the land
owners therein, nor for hearing
whereat the question of benefits may
be determined. That the notice and
an opportunity be had upon that ques
ton are absolutely essential is well
settled. 1t is fundamental that be-
fore ones property may be taken he
must have notice and hearing, and
since no opportunity was given the ap
peals for such. hearing at the forma-
ton of the different electrical dis
tricts, they were entitled to the in
junctive relief sought in this action.
The judgment of the lower court is
affirmed"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24
WOMAN ARRESTED

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Detectives
tonight arrested Mrs. Bessie Kurzwell
of Brooklyn on a charge of homicide
alleging she had made and sold moon
shine whiskey, which. according to
police surgeons caused the death last
night of Mrs. Florence Stevers.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24

street, where the toy village and rail-
way had been laid out to attract the
Christmas patronage.
Walters organized a soup bowl fire
brigade and battled with the flames
until the fire department arrived. Po-
lice reserves were called out to han
die the crowds.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24
Soup Bowl Firemen
Battle With Flames

NEW YORK, Dec 23.-Sparks from
a toy electric train today laid waste
a whole toy village and caused the
temporary blocking of Broadway,
which surged with Christmas shop
pers.
The fire occurred in the window of
restaurant at Broadway and 47th
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-24

Miss Grace Haskins is % and
film producer, but some movies indi-
cate there are producers 10 years
younger than G-ace.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-10
Gosh pop amt it done yet?


Don't interrupt me, | told you
Jest saw ware this pcece belonged
and now you've got my mind off it
and | cant find the place, now not
another werd, do you Understand?
sed pop. Wich jest then | thawt of
something, saying O, G, mop.
Quiet, wat did | Jest finish say
ing to you? sed pop, and l sed,
But G, pop, and pop sed, Not a
werd. And he kepp on trying to
put it together for about a half a
hour more and then all of a suddin
be mussed it all up mad saying, !
give it up, confound the thing, and
| sed, Well gosh, -op, you'd of
gave it up long ago if you had lei.
me tell you wat | was going to
tell you wat | was going to tell you
last time
How so, wy would |? sed pop
and II sed, Because wat | wa
going to tell you last was that
most of those peeces don't belong
in that puzzle, they belong in a
mother puzzle and they both all
got mixed up together and Some's
In that box and some's in another
box, you don't say l dident try to
tell you pop?
You cant say / dident throw the
hold COMPOUNDED lot out the back
windo, sed pop.
Wich he did.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-10

Yestidday was looking ovel
some of my old things to Sc If !
had enything | dident know | had,
and | found a old jig saw puzzle,
the ideer being to put ALL the
peeces together rite and make a
picture of a man wheeling a baTo
and after suppir | started to put
it together in the setting room and
pop came in and started to look
over my shoulder, saying, You're as
slo as mullasses, get away from
there and let d expert do 1t.
Meening him, and he sat down
and started to put it together say
ing. This goes heer and that goes
there and this goes heer, o I'm the
original Sherlock Homes wen it
comes to Jig saw puzzles.
And pritty soon he started to go
slower and slower and take peeces
out of one place and put them
somewares elts, and l got tired
watching him and started to reed
The Boy Scouts Amung the In
dians, and after a vile looked up
saying, G, amt you finished yet
pop?
Neerly, neerly, don't distrack my
attention, Sed pop. And after d
vile l stopped reedig agen saying,
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-10

FRIDAY, MAR. 10, 1922
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-10

purpose
Chropractc know
trouble he shall be glad
whether thinks worth while take adjustments
the the best method of reey
pocams the world that disease and its opposite
cradle uninterrupted and
o S 5
that when relieved function c-esihed
Mature working through normally adjusted body has power to neal disease no
body mechanically Will speedily itself back
to the hs setf
established that the brain the Nerve center of
poongaton Cord which
the spinal which through the nerveaa rmna Small openings
the built
and by years 0 success, outleachng other method
the that somehow
welbut the blessings Chropacic adj
justment5
powers
i all there $ soalld
subucd
0 o
fighting the Medical the
The will needed the Chiopor
he had the right the Surgeon will work side by
side with the Chlorlactor and doing
0 allowed
should The that delivers results will
We willing the merits of Chopactc that other
method let the people the results.
Your body kcncl building occupied by number perfectly
power
work If these machines their work properly better look after the
S
The ChnOpBctc
plts new e to the Qkenedor O. the body
true u
position
in
and health will follow The Chopcto the allowing
Nature restorative reach the diseased chropco treat
effects They the and Nature the disease
ChropracIc adjusting the
ske frame especially OF the spine by hand alone for the purpose removing
ing he
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-10

Seven room house, centrally
located, new one-pipe furnace
heating system, electric lights,
telephone, lot hardwood floors, eel
lar under whole house. Front and
side veranda, Automobile Garage,
large shed, extra good barn, with
two horse stalls, one COW stall
large floor space, large hay loft,
cellar under all. hen house. Elk
ira lot to sell. Splendid garden.
Price $2600.00.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-10

ter's backbone hasn't much of a
curve in it yet. We are not SO
particular about the curvature of
winters spine SO long as it is
broken.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-10
Be Prepared"

President Charles Plumley made
an apt ALTERATION and incidentally
hit the nail on the head at the
Boston gathering of Norwich Al
umni when he said the petty pol
icies of the pacilists at Washing
ton will get them nowhere" An
advocate of peace, Cox Plumley
does not believe that wars are
ended and does not want his boys
to have to go to war, totally I'M
prepared. THE citizen-soldier is
the back bone Of the country" he
declared.-Rutland News.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-10
FOR SALE

Six room house, centrally locat-
ed, splendid view, hot and cold
water, full bath, electric lights,
plenty of closets, good cellar
plenty shed room, all in good state
of repair, extra large garden.
Price $2200.00.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-10
EDITORIAL

A Manchester Center concern
has contract for the manufacture
of 10000 base ball bats. 1t is not
necessary to say that these are not
made for tanning the air.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-10
Triumph Of Advertising

Addressing the National Adver-
Using Society of England, Lord
Burnham, owner of the London
Daily Telegraph, declared that the
success OF the Arms conference
was "a triumph of advertising. "
He used the catch-sentence that
"Trutch will prevail in the lorg
run-provided it is properly al
vertised'.
Disarmament PROFESSIONALLY re-
suited from the manifestation Of
the force Of public opinion. Had
not enlightened public opinion de
mandcd disarmament, the delcgat-
e. would have intrigued as they
had intrigued at other internation-
al meetings.
Public opinion was enlightened
and vigorous because the daily
press illustrated and argued, the
necessity Of disarmament and I'M
dorstanding. The power Of pub
lie opinion really was the power
Of the daily press. The success
Of the Arms Conference was not
only q demonstration OF what the
press can do, but also of the lead
ership of the press for the gener-
a welfare
There is no other means, in
these modern days, of reaching
the people except in the daily
press. Whatever is published in
the newspaper is sure to he read.
Advertising is commercial publ
city, and it is just as important
part of the live paper as the news
and Observation-Disclosures News.
BACK TALK
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-10

Two-tenement house, located on
one of the best streets in St
Johnsbury, within five minutes
walk Of the post Office, churches,
stores, railroad depot and places of
amusement. One tenement of nine
rooms, and bath, all in good re-
pair; electric lights, telephone,
furnace heat, cellar under all.
One tenement of five rooms very
desirable, barn with two stalls,
floor space, and hay loft, fine au-
tomobile garage, chance for gar
den, extra large front yard. This
is very desirable property and
will pay you to investigate. Price
reasonable.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-10
PRESS COMMENT
Editorial Wisdom Borrowed From
Our Contemporaries
They Made Poor Stuff

We hear a good deal about the
failure of prohibition, but if you
Just stop and think of it you don't
hear so much about the home
brewer as you did right after the
Nolstead act went into effect.
Evidently the home brew product
went out of style because it re-
CURED too much work and the re-
suits We're not satisfactory. 1t was
one step toward the success of the
law and time will show Others
Barre Times.
Col Harvey and the White House
Reports come from London that
our old friend, Ambassador George
B. NJ. Harvey, has an idea that he
would be pretty good president
of the United States and may
leave his position in London at the
end Of another year to return to
this country and look over his po-
litical feces. While nothing much
would give us greater pleasure
than seeing a Nermontcr in the
presidential chair, still we would
require time to look over this Har-
vey proposition quite carefully
Montpelier Argus.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-07

nod Elm S6iff un6 nod ems urO
nod ems.
Limb mo iei0' ibr?S frast SeDIer
Ourd Den Apporat.
Cine 3eitlong SdWeigen, furdt-
bares Sdpeigen.
Damn fonmt anttport: 81
@rao noroli1 = 90 @rao ueItli1
= 2300 9ilometer. f0nnen
Dor 5ebn Sogen nidt BEL eud iein.
- &0nrt ibr euf 10 lange bolten2"
Sepler lit balb %eritarrt ouf feline
&nie geIunfen. @r iiebt auf Die
aamerooal. sou er ibnen erit
&otfnung mn6en?l Cine triigeri-
I6e Soffnung, Die ME in grfiiaune
gcben piro2!
9einl Neinl Dos tpGre i9le6'
ter 6reunoi6oftsoienit!
y&nmeraoen! 8ir miiiien iter'
benz" i6reit er ouf. rn0 nit les-
ter arnft oes Sungertpabns ldBt er
ieine Saitit oltf oen @pparat fallen,
ooB Die G6oden un0 Wetaa5opfert
umberfliegen. Die an0eren ieben
i'm ber~itdnonislos an. nWtiihen
~Iterben9l Miiien?"
Sic iin0 gu apatbiid. INN ben
Sin1t Ser @orte bon erfaiien 5l fon-
ner. Sic niiien BLOB, Dab ibnet
cine @obltot oerfiinoet miro.
9as Seuer i'm Diem lit I'M ger'
glimmen.
&einer bot Die &raft, naG5ubei.
5et, uno 10 odmmern iie i6peigenS
in sic Na1t, oie tie in lire lieben-
0en 9lrme f6lieBt uno auf ianften
SittiGen 6es Gooesidlnfes biniiber'
trGgt in elm beiieres Sein.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-07

.@ndoiac 6rau IiipeIte Ser
nnOere uno fiiBte tbr Die SanO.
D81r reOcten uts bod ale MT
nou" an, aiiOer, iprad Der @atte
luitig, nerinnert ibr end itidji
meBr2"
sd peiB es pobl; aber 80"
betonte Der dioere.
nyiotiirli6,~ rief 6rait Srmo EN-.
uiutO 10 iiberroideno far1en SteE
Seine Seilel"
r9u, ou, Ou,~ mabnte Der @atte.
Dgl6 ioy es tGat mir 10 i6per I'M
augen6life, elm bibden fremo miro
mar Iib bod in pte piele Sabre
lino esq
n@r bebauptet, geidrieben gu bo-
6en,~ mari Der @atte oa5piihen.
o8irfli1?" fragte 6rau Srmo
30gerno unO ibr Bid itreift NIT
rubigem Nodoenfen Oas @eiidt oes
@atten. y@eitcrn audi por9e'
tern nabm i6 Dem 9otct Die &oIi
ab. IS maren @eI61itsbrieie. Sb
legte lie auf ocinen Sdreibtiid."
ngtun ia - ieoenfaas bit oil aud
10 milfonlmct1, otter Sreun0. Wfcine
6rou bdtte iid Dir 5uliebc gerpiB
gerue geidmiidt; iie fam es llaaJ-
bolen -"
Srnta errotete leidt.
Seine llmIt1noe meinettuegen,"
mltrmeIte ser Sreuno beidJeioen.
gr blie6 0rei Gage. Man 6eiab
0os @ut, beiudte Die Nadbarn,
fiiAte i'm 9orfpeiber rno naidte
8eeren uuo relies Sriibo6it. Gin
ben A6enOen er5dblte er bon feiner
@rofeIiorent1tigfeit - ieit einem
Sobr trug er Die BiirOe - iprob
bon i9riftiteQeriiden YIGnen. Seira-
ten? . er bob Die SduItern uno
neiete ben &opf ettpos idief. ~Rann
iein; aber id fiir9te, mir feblt Die
3eit oa5u,~ iagte er ld6enlo.
Srau Srma iab i'm al lab
ni6ts BON ali 0ert, oos lie getrdumt
= iDr mar fiibl unts Ser5 uno MIR
i'm &opfe.
MIs er gegattgen mar, las tie ben
8rief gum lebten Mfale uno number.
te fi6. = Seoes @ort mar fiiblbe-
muBte SreunoIidfeit, botte flarert
einoeutigen Sinn. l1no ba Itano eS:
n@eil mid mein @eg poriiberfiibrt.
08arum eigentlih,~ fragte iie ii6,
babe i9 Sen 8rief peridwiegen2" -
lno b~erbrnnnte i'm.
nSinOet on ni6t," iaete Tie Bel
Gid gum @atten, er bat it6 iebr
oerdnoert
oSm = I'M @runoe lit er bod
oerielbe geblieben Orei Gage
mag man i'm leiOen."
Washington Journal., 1922-07-07
Cir Spinne nmh Die dliest.
@un Sans Bauer.

Gin Wlenid borte pl0sIi6 in iei.
ner @tube oas l9pirreroe @erGui6,
oas ourd iebr idneae Sliigelidl1ge
bon Sliegen entitebt. @r orebte iei-
men &opf elm penig 3ur Seite un0
iab Die l1ria6e. Sn elmer Seniter,
niide bing oas @etpe6e elmer Spin-
ne, oas fem 9ienItmGo9en beute
morgen mobl bergelien bate, meg
5upii1en. Sn oieieS @epebe bate
li6 cine Stubenfliege perfangen, Die
nun Die gr0Bten @nitrengungen I'M.
ternabm, iif pieoer 5u befreien.
Oos gelang ibr ieoo9 ni9t. Nls iie
etma cine babe Minute lang ibren
8efreiungsoeriu6 bate o~noollerE
lailen, i1ien ibr ale &raft allsge-
gangen gu iein. Sic lieB Die Sliigel
iinfen perfil8te iid oaOur6 INNER
mebr in oos @epebe uno mar nun
boffnungsIos DEM 8lutourIt Ser
Spinne %freigegeben, sic ser Menid
auf Dem Geniterbrett lauern iab.
lleber ben Weni6en fam oa ein
beiBes grbormen. ST fiiblte Witleio
nit Der armen Sliege uno ipro1 ibr
in ieinem Snnern Sroit 81. Oh iouit
gerettet meroen, armeS Eier! 9as
ideuBlide Spinnenoieb ioG oein
8lut ni6t al ioitgen friegen. Mir
iouit OH neroanfen fonnen, Dob on
peiterleben oarfit. gr tpartete nod
Elm menig, biz Die Spinne iid an
ididte, langiam an ibren Saoen iid)
nod Der Siege BIN nor5utalten.
Damn rib er plosli9 bas Neit ent.
5tpa. 0as @epebe ~ltiir6te 5uiam-
men. Die Spinne fliihtete fid err
idroden in ibre Ode 5uriid, unO Ole
5liege fOnnte iid befreien nnb flog
idleunig Oapon.
Der Meni9 blidte ibr iinneno
nod uno mar gemiB, cine quite Sat
getan 81 boben.
Die Gpinne freili9 mar anoercr
Meinung. @rbdrmlides 2eben, jam.
merte Tie. 90 ipannt man nun nit
SleiB feline Sdoen uno i6uftet Gag
ulo Na6t uno radert ii6 ab, nm
elm fargli9es 2eben 81 friIten unO
feline &inoer erndbren 81 fonnen.
0abei bat man nod inter Dem
idredliden Wangel an Gliegen III
oieier Stube 81 leioen uno beiite &C.
idiebt mfrs gar, bob elm Menid
mir meme 8erte nieoer entreiBi,
tpie ib enoli9 einmal etwas gefan-
gen bate; mie i9 enblid einmal
glaubte, nod LANCER, LANCER 3eit
meinem berbungerten Wogen etmnS
bieten au fonnen. &ein @rbarmen,
fem Mitleio Iernen oieie groBen
apeibeinigen 8eltien. @uf Der Steal
perreden fam man Dor ibnen. Ole
fleinen 8iiien nod i6nappen iie
einem Dor benz Wunoe meg. Oie
Spinle par0 gan5 ber5weifelt unO
tpeinte bitterlid).
Oie 5liege mar ndbrcnooeiien aui
einen Safe g%eflogen, Der in Der Mittc
Der Gtube itnno, nn6 fhlue iid ani
aliibeloie @eiie ben Wanlt bon.
Washington Journal., 1922-07-07
Slid.
gun syreS Seller.

Tun Tre0 9eller.
Gobeim mars bod ouoers, aIs
Seinri6 SHILLING es iid ausgemalt
Dotte. Slim Sabre iinO alerOings
cine 3eit, in Ser iid man6es Bib
oerfldrt, mandes nerblaBt.
Die olte Srou perbarg ibr per-
i1limmertes 2eiOen 10 gut es ging
urto oiente ibm nit ser beriiingen-
oen 2iebe ser ipGt begliidten @tut-
ter, orGngte i'm gu @iini6er, be.
miibte ii9 ii9tliG, i'm pie eineu
fleinen Sullgen on per5iehen = a6er
oos mar cs nidt, mas Sem Seimge-
febrten in Ser fernen Sremoe al Die
Sabre 10 ifmer5en0 gemangelt, oaB
er nirgen6S itn0 our6 nidts bolige
9efrieoigung, 9erubige Ausgegli-
6enbeit, nit einem @ort 0a3 Slid
gefunoen batte. gr mar beimgefom.
men, nm bier oas Slid 5u fin0en.
l1no mar nun gar ni9t gliifli1.
8iaing fling an 81 bummeln.
3ieao3 I6lenoerte er our9 oie bret
ten StraBen Der ih0nen, groBen
Stoot, in Der 6ie naditen Meni6en
chamber flieben fonnten. @abrlid,
man fonnte es, iest fono er's; Oa.
mails freili6, Dor flint Sabren, mar
er glei6 iiber sic @ren3e oes &ei1S
gefloben, Inn @lie Siibner nidt
mebr gu 6~egegnen, INN ibrem Slid
niGt i'm 8ege 81 iteben. Sic mar
inOes Die Srau oes anOeren geipor-
Sen, uno er - er mar nun pieoet
oa, EN- 5ieaoier, einiamer 8ummler
in ibrer Staot.
Sogelang 5iigeIte er ii6. @r par
ouf ser SUIT, feline @ege an elmer
6eltimmten StraBe in groBem So
gen norbei5ufiibretl penn er es aud
nidt %berbinoern fonnte, bob er inn
me- pieoer in sic beoro6lide @e-
gen0 geriet. Stol3 nno Srob Der.
iperrten INN Die leBte Strefe oes
8eges, OeIient1pegen or eigentlidj
beimgefebrt mar. 8angen na9 Ser
Mlltter, Sebniuft nah Dem gu
baltie - ausreoer. &omobiel or
batte nod Gle gebangt uno iid Dor
5ebniu6t nod ibr flint Sabre lana
per3ebrt.
9ann itano or enoli9 Dor ihrem
Sous, fampfte oer IeBtcr Srob ait
tern0 nieOer uno ging, lief Die Srep-
pen binouf. rSrau &oIb, Die @naoi-
ge, lit nift 81 Salie, muB a6er ie.
oen 4ugenblid fommen", bei6ieS
Sas Ma06en uttb bat ben @errM
ser ii9 als oIten Sreuno oes Sau-
les boritelte, inoes i'm Salon 5u
parten.
No6 einmal aoeerte er, bod 90
Itromte linn aus elmer geofineten
Sir elm Duft ~eiltgegen, Der adj,
pie gut fannie er i'm! gun cabs
fem 3uriid mebr.
"a, ia, bas mar elm Seim! Ser
idmude Solon bon elmer Sraulid)-
felt, wie iie gaitfreunoli6en &lau-
oerltiibden eigen lit; oas anidlie-
Benoe Speiie5immer bell un0 buff
fig; oriiben oas &erren5immer brett
bebagIi9 poa @rmartung, idien
ibn1, oes geIiebten 8eiisers. aber
eS nor nift Neio. mas @iaing bier
fiiblte. SIN @egenteil: Gin @efiibl
Der 8efrieoigung bepegte i'm, er
freute ii9 oieies traltten gseites oes
anoeren, benn oies aaes, 0ieies
SCENT gerubieen @liid5 tpar fem
@erf. Sein @erf BON Dem Augen.
bid on, ga er iein eigen Slid, iei-
nen Sroum uno iein Soften in Die
Sano 5es Greunoes peridenft, 90
or Dem anoeren oen @eg ~freigcae-
ben bate, neil linn binterbraft
woroen, ooB Gle lieber Otto 4clb
gerpdblt batte. Seine @iite. iein
g5elmut bate oeren Slid begriin.
oct. Sollte i6m nun gar niGts 3D.
bon seborcn, inn fem Nnteil an bie-
ier 1ifercn Siine g%ebii6ren? Sicr
mar lest iein Slid oeer nirgcnos.
6rau Gle fam nit ibrem Wann
nod Sauic uno mar gatlS eigen
Iberraidt, Sen 0alt, gcraoe oieiei.