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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-03

she's promptress and High School history instructor.
 Then come a seeming multitude of other business and professional interests. For example, take the hos pital staffs and the physicians and surgeons. They should attend be- cause Mrs. William Blanton, wife os the popular young physician, is east vol a. Ethel, Ann's older sister.
 Waterfront
 These interested in the waterfront Tll bs interested in Loose Ankles, sso. For isn't Mrs. Grace Ramsay, wife of tie Well-known young pur- ser Of the motorshiP Esteoeth, play -ng the part of Aunt Sarah? But Taterfront or no waterfront, Mrs. Ramsay is convincing in her hu- morous portrayal of the stern aunt.
 Mrs Ted Brown, wife of an Al employee Cwho, incidentally arrang- ed the pay programs), is Mrs Ramsay's counterpart in Aunt Katherine. She weeps while the audience laughs. Another character who'll provide mirth is Mrs. Ted Danielson, who, besides being the wife of Director Damelson, is em- picyed in the Snap Shoppe She's harl-boiled as wise cracking Betty.
 What? 4 Maid?
 Agnes, the maid Ca maid who really has something to say), is wei acted by Mrs. Mildred Hill. an employee of the Rice and Ahers Plumbing and Heating Company. Two other actors who will attract real attention are Dave Nichols (he's blase as Harvey) and Ed Her. ron (he's the deep, dark villain as Linton) They came to Juneau re- gently from Philadelphia.
 But even the operator who sets this type and the editor who prob ably bluepcnciled this copy should not miss seeing Loose Ankles" For, strutting around making a general nuisance of himself, will be the Major, played by Walt Wood ward. Empire reporter.
 So get those ticketsl There are no reserve seats, and those that aren't sold by salesmen before the r-ay is first presented at 7:45 o'clock Tues day night will be placed on sale at the Coliseum Theatre box of
 es little time to be lost they're dusting off that Standing Rccm Only" sign nowl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-03
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids will be received up to noon May 15, 1885, at the office of Highway Engineer, Room l05, Federal and Territorial Building, Juneau, Alaska, for the construc- tion of sixty-foot highway bridge about three miles from the town of Seward, Alaska.
 Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of Highway En- gineer.
 The Territorial Board of Road Commissioners reserves the right to reject any or all bids. First publication, April 30, 1895. Last publication, May 2, l955.
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As for fertilizers: as a rule, com mercial fertilizers should be sown broadcast and thoroughly worked or narrowed into the top three inches of the soil. They are advis- able, especially where stable manure is not obtainable. The most suc- cessful commercial gardeners blow under huge quantities of manure. Except in the cases of beans, to- matoes and potatoes, which may be injured by too much manure, its importance to a vegetable garden cannot be overstressed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-03
COACHES AT DUKE

WASHINGTON, May 3. Fred sington. the Senator's hard-hitting outfielder up from Albany, has been football line coach the last two years at Duke university under Wallace Wade from whom Sington played at Alabama where he was an ll-American tackle. He's study ing on the side.
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JUNEAU MAN ARRESTED

Charged with a statutory of fense involving a young Juneau girl, George Bryson was arrested by the Marshals office last night and when arraigned this morning be- fore U. S.. Commissioner J. F Null len was given time to see an attor- ney. His bail was fixed at S3,o00
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-03
CLOSING PRICES TODAY

NEW YORK. May g. Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is TIL, American Can l2o, American Power and Light 3h Anaconda 1875, Armour N 35s, Bethlehem Steel 26, Calumet and Hecla 3i2, General Motors 30a International Harvester A. Ken nscott l7A United States Steel 32, Pound S484ss, Bremner bid 63 ask ed 6s, Nabesna bid 60 and TO.
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If Birds Of 4 Feather Go
 Together, Then Everyone
 Should See 'SLOOse Ankle"


 Birds of feather flock together.
 And if that's true, then practi- cally all of Juneau should be in terested in seeing the two perform ances of Loose Ankles" Juneau Drama Club three-act comedy to be presented at the Coliseum Theatre next Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Consider the l6 players in the cast: eight men and eight women who form as cosmopolitan a group as can be discovered in old Juneau town
 Employees Of tho A,aska Juneau Gold Mining Company should form large part of the audiences, for there are 10 les than four of the cast who we-k at tho A J.
 There's Nygren
 For one. consider the leading man, Stanley Nygren Che'n make feminine hearts flutter in his pre- sentation of the part of GiD. Stan is member of the Al wharf crew and brother of Al Nygren, president of the Alaska Mine Workers Union.
 Then there is Busvman Ted Dan- ielson. He not only directs "Loose hIlA.es" put mas an important part in it (he's comedy itself as s. o. s. Stotes, a reporter). When not en- gagged in dramatic activities he takes time out to work on the A-J tram crew Two other Al em- ployees in the cast are Larry An derson and Frank Henderson. An derson is a miner and Henderson an electrician The former is one half of a "hoofer" pair, playing the part of Terry; the latter is energetic as Jasper, poppy business man.
 School teaching comes next in numbers. There are three instruct ors from the High School in Loose Ankles so students, faculty mem bers and parents should be mem bers of the audiences, too.
 Teachers, Toe
 First of all there is the charm ing leading lady She's Miss M.l- dred Logg Shell do something to male hearts as Ann, courageous heroine) High School English stu dents know her. And those Eng fish students who don't study under her are pupils of Everett Erickson He's positively brilliant as Andy, the other half Of that "hoofer" pair The third High School instructor ir the cast is Miss Etta Schwam French teacher, (she's wise as Fran ces).
 Mrs. Frank Henderson plays Jes- sica, a fluttery. chattering person Mrs. Henderson also lays claim to g teaching following. as she is a sub stitute instructor Miss Kate Long while not a member of the play knows just about everybody's lines
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-03
WRIGHT FUNERAL

Funeral services for Jack Wright who died May at the government hospital, will be held at II o'clock tomorrow at the C. W. Carter Nor tuary chapel the Rev A. P. Kas- heyaroff officiating Burial will be in Evergreen cemetery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-03
IS HIGH JUMPER

CLEMSON, s. O.. May 3.-Three Clem on college high jumpers had tFe distinction of not losing single pS.nt in their first three dual track n cts this spring, taking the first three places in each meet. They are Chalmers McMahan, Bill Bryce and Garter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-03
STOCK PRICES
 TAKE ADvANCE;
 CLOSE IS FIRM
Industrial Take Lead Car rying Issues of All
 Groups Upward

NEW YORK, May 3.-Stocks gave a convincing demonstration of re- cuperative powers today. Led by in- dustrials, gains of one point or more were well placed throughout the list with rails the exception, which held above even.
 Today's close was firm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-03
GAMES THURSDAY Pacific Coast League

Sacramento I; Portland 3. Missions 8; Hollywood 6. Los Angeles i; San Francisco 6.
 National League New York at Brooklyn, rain. Philadelphia at Boston, rain. Only games scheduled.
 American League Detroit at St, Louis, rain. Only game scheduled.
 STANDING OF CLUBS
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c. M. Hanson, bridge worker, was treated at St Anns hospital today fer sltgat leg injury suffered when te wa3 caught batween two scoWs a taa 2 n as- Tnnoan bri5ge He vas able to leave the hospital after fseatment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-03
CALL FOR BOND SUBSCRIPTION

The City Council of Juneau, AL 1ska, by resolution adopted at it's regular meeting April 19, 1895, has expressed it's intention to refund fifty School Bonds, general obliga- liens of the City of Juneau, in the denomination of $1,0o0 each, dated June l, 1927, numbered from Il to 60, inclusive, bearing interest at the rate of six per cent per annum, payable semi-annually on June and December l, maturing June l, 1957 (which bonds are now call able at the option of the City of Juneau at any of the said interest payment dates) by issuing in their stead fifty general obligation bonds of the City of Juneau in denomina- tions of $1,000 each, bearing four per cent interest payable semi-an- nually June and December l, maturing June l, 1857, but callable at any interest payment date at the option Of the City of Juneau.
 The City Council of Juneau, AL aska, by resolution adopted at it's regular meeting April 19, 1885, has expressed its intention to refund thirty Sewer Bonds, general obliga- tiors of the City of Juneau, in the denomination of $1,0O0 each, dated March 1, 1929, numbered from l to 30, inclusive, bearing in- terest at the rate of six per cent per annum, payable semi-annually on March l and September l, maturing March l, 1949 (which bonds are now callable at the op- ton of the City of Juneau at any of the said interest payment dates by issuing in their stead thirty general obligation bonds of the City of Juneau in denominations Of $1 ,O0O each, bearing four per cent interest payable semi-annually March 1 and September l, matur- ing March l, 1949, but callable at any interest payment date at the option of the City Of Juneau.
 Subscriptions for these proposed 495 bonds will be received by the City Clerk of Juneau until 5 P. M, May IT, 1885, and filled in the order of their receipt. Preference shall be given holders of the pres ent bonds, who will have the priv ilege of exchanging their bonds for the new issue in like amount before other subscriptions will be accepted. It is understood that the new bonds, when called for payment before maturity, shall be called and retired in the same serial order as provided in the original bond issues.
 A. W. HENNING,
 City Clerk. First publication, April 26, 1885.
 Last publication, May l3, 1885.
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KIDDIEs, MATINEE

at the CAPITOL SATURDAY.. Que c'cIcck. Joe E Bsswn in SIX DAY
 BIKE RIDER. --adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-03

SHOP IN JUNEAU!
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NOTICE OF SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That, pursuant to the provisions of a certain marine mortgage. dated December 10, 1880, given by H, j.. Mayc0ck and H. c. Dickerson to the First National Bank of Ju- neau, covering the gas boat "PHEASANT', of the burden of 10 net tons, together with her tackle, apparel, engines. equipment, etc, and which mortgage is of record in the office of the U. s. Collector Of Customs at Juneau. Alaska, in Liber No. 10 of Mort gages, Folio No. 30, the undersigned will offer for sale to the highest and best bidder for cash all of the said gas boat "PHEASANT', her tackle, apparel, engines, equipment. etc, as described in such mortgage, to which reference is hereby made, on MAY 9TH, 1895, at two o'clock P. MJ The sale will be conducted at the Upper City Float, Juneau, Alaska, where the said gas boat is now lying.
 DATED this 18th day of April, 1885.
 FIRST NATIONAL BANK or
 JUNEAU, Q corporation,
 By JOHN RICK,
 President.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-13
Sic 1tria9en pIStIi@en Saars
ausfaIs.

Cine an elmer Nerbenent5iin0ung
erfrontte Srou i'm Mlter bon orei-
un03pnnoig Sobren berIor zines ga
ees oos ean8e 9opfbaur, obne ooB
borber aud nur Die gerineiten Nn-
5eihen fir einen Soarnusfon 81 be-
obuhten mnren. Hrofeiior Gr. 6.
Moncorpag bat ii6, pie in Der 6ronf-
furter 8eitidrift v9ie nmihau"
mitgeteilt miro, at oieiem 5un6hit
feltiam erideinen0en SAL eeauBert.
9oB i'm @erlauf BON &ronfbeiten
pl0sliG oie Soore ousfonen, ibri-
gems aud obne ooB oreifbore Sin.
5elbeiten feIt8uiteIlen iinO, lit ihon
pieoerboIt poreefommen, DEFENDERS
nod 8ergiftuneen nit Tbanium,
oas in &ottenbertileunesmitteln
entbolten lit. Mud onoeu gbemi-
foIien, Dor alien beItimmte Cana.
rinOenortpn IoDie Oos Dipbtberie.
gift fOnnen ben idnpuen @erIuIt Der
9anre beiDirfen. Ser fledformige
Soorousfon miro nod BEN neueren
6oriduneen nuf sic ioeenannte 10.
foIe Snfeftion 0uriidgefiibrt, oIio
b~eiipieIspeiie ouf einen G~iterberO III
ben 9obntpuraeln, in Sen MnnoeIn
ooer an anOeren Stelen 0es nienid-
Iihen &6rpers, bon oenen aus sic
Seine Damn ouf Dem gIuttpee mel.
t~erbef0roert meroen. Ser nerp0ip
Sdarausfon nimmt oaourd cine
Sonoeritenuna Elm, OnB er meiIt I'M.
regelmGBig erfoIet un0 ooB 5odige,
ftridformige ODER Oreiedige Saor.
teile Iteben bIeiber. Sn oieiem gu.
iammenbans 1T aud Ser pI0bIide
Soorousfou mad ieeIiiHen Grifiit-
ternnsen 8u nennen. @rofeIIor Mon.
CORPS Dertritt Oie auffoiiung. Ook
an Der Eatinde nerb0ien Sooraus.
faas i'm aniHluB an @emiitserre-
gungen faum mebr ee5peifeIt iper.
ben oiirfe.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-13
edarfe e~nppenmarss

8wiiden Ser Nrmee gIiiders, ser
nit Ieirem &ouptqnortier i'm 5mIoB
81 Drienne lag, nno ben Eruppen
BEG 6irften 5mpnr5enberg flafftp
an 20. Snniiar 1914 cine bp6entIide
eide. NapoIeon trnf oenn aud iebr
bolo InItaIten, tie 81 benuben, um
9liAer, ben idlimmIten Durhque.
rer feiner Hl1ne. entideiopno 5u
iHIogen. 9urh einen bon ieiner
9oDonerie oufgefnnsenen 9efebI Ma.
polons erbielt oieIer ieooA Renntnis
ooDOn. Da er Die oueenbIidIidlg
Shn1he feiner Stenung fannie,
oronete 8Iiider ale MaBnobmen fir
ben @iidaug an, beobiihtiete ober,
Dem In9reifer Bis gum letten Mu.
genblid Die Gtirn gu bieten. gr
UerfoIgte ben Gang Der ShIaft bon
Der SdIoBterr1fie aus. NIg Der
GeinO big our NittoeitunOp nlir iebr
laneinm Gortihritte gemoHt bate,
ieste iih BIii1er nit ieinem Stobe
~ieelenyubia i'm Scale oes Shloiies
5u Gid. @1breno man eben bel
Der Suppe mar, iHIleen einiee SEA.
nonenfu9eln ourh Oos Dnh. Gin
Dem Snuptauortier aueetpilter Yro-
feiior Der Ybiloiopbie 5eiete BEL Die
lem gorfou OeutIife 8eiden bon
Shreden m0 Mneit. MIs nieoer
2anorerfugeIn nuf Dem 8o0en iiber
ben aopfen Der Fiihoeielihoft GRO
Bes @epoIter perurioften, rutidtp
er auf ieinem StubI unrubig bin
u10 Der. .@ebort ong ShIok Nh-
nen?" fragile 9Iiiher. ~Gr3eaen3,
nein.~ .Na. o1nn man nibt an9it.
lid. Die Neutrality-suspicious. brou.
den Sic niht 8i be5nblen, unO bic
GanoHenfueeIn fallen uns ia nod
nidjt in Die Suppel" Wad oieiem
Sntcrmea8o IieB iih Der Morihol
0orip1rts beim b~ortgnng oes BON
Ueinbe 10 idnrf oepiiroten MabIes
nitt ipeiter it0ren.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-13
Sic Ripiera = bic yaiFe bes
S9weiSens".

Ser @elOaus segen Oen 2Grm
miro an Der Nibiera nit beion0prem
Gifer gefiibrt. 0os lit Deritanolld,
oenn geraOe bic @1ite oieier tpeltbe.
riibmten 2anOidaft tpoupn pom
2arm Oes StrnBenperfebrs un0 in.
ouitrieller 8etriebe beri1ont bIei.
ben. auf 8orldIag oes 9iirger.
meiitprs bon Wi53n lit iebt ourh
ben Yrdfeften oes frnn5OiiiHen De-
partements MIpes-M oritimeS cine
&eibe bon 1erfiigungen %erlaiien
uOroen, oeren 4efoIeune itreng
iiberuodt tDerOen ion. Sober Mrt
bon bermeioborem @er6uiH BEL
Motorfabroeugen uno Wnidinen
geuerbliher Notur 1T Der &ainpf
anseiogt. Dng SeuIen Der Gabrit-
iirenen uno Die Darbietungen Der
0nutipreHer tper0en fortnb, ioDeit
iie oas 0ffentlide 2eben bel6itieen.
Derboten iein pie Die AusruFe Der
3eitunesiungen uno onoerer Gtro-
be%nOerfdufer. Deseleiden muB ieoe
anoere nit 21rm berbunoene Edtig-
felt, Die cine StOrung fir Die BE.
Dobner beOeutet. in Der 8eit bonn /.
SUM Bis gum Ia. 0ttober fir Die
Stunoen bon 3ebn nbr nbenos Big
Iieben ubr morgens un0 in Der 8eit
bonn Is. Oftober biz gum 81. Mni
fir Die Stunoen BON oebn ubr
obenos Biz obt llbr moreens unter,
bleiben. 9ieie ihon felt Ioneem ais
notuenoie g~eforOerten MnBnobmen
ueroen in oner aAir8e Lungs Der
gon5en aiiite bon Eoulon bis Men.
tone in 2raft iein hno Die 8ebOroen
c~rtporten, ooB Die lRipiera bolo nit
Hedt ben ebrenoen Beinnmen ~2iiite
oes Sdmeioens" tragen tuiro.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-13
@erfDirbise @snfden.

auf Der golferDieie i'm 2eip3iaer
300 bntten Snoioner TIRE @iapoms
aufgeihlagen. Bieie Sinner linb
nit ibren @ltern 3n oiqier golfer.
Ihau geDeien. Mu9 iol9e Der nm.
liegenoen D0rfer. uno in einer
9nnoidule wiro oann aud oos aroBe
@reianis beiprohen. 0ie @roBeren
er5dblen. Der 0ebrer malt Elm bum
tes Bib. tpie Die Snoianer friiber
in Der Hrdrie lebten. ltn0 bel pie.
len Sungen erpoht Der 8uniG, Den
iie aud ousfprehen: SD mofte
auh elm Snoioner ieinl" Nur Der
tleine Snns 5eigt ideinbar gar feline
Reigung oo5u. CT eebort our 4b.
teiIiing Der Sdulanfdnser, uno aIs
Die onoeren ibre SnOinneriebniudt
ausipreden, ihitteIt er beoenfliA
leinen fleinen Ropf. Ser 2ebser,
Dem Ons ouffdnt, froet i'm nun:
r&nns, on m0htelt mobI fem ST..
oioner iein2" nWee~. iagt Der ihnen
nit elmer @eb1roe Der abiheu, non
wadien cen ood GeoOern uffn Sop.
pe.~
Washington Journal., 1935-12-13

n9os f0nnen Sic einem 0umme.
rem er5dblen", e%nt9egnete Der SHnff-
ner. Isle miiiien be5ablen rno an.
ge5eigt Deroen Sic audi"
Serr Mobr orauBeu Duroe eIiid-
IiHer un6 gliidlider. Bl0Blid aber
ruurOe er briist 3ur Seite geiHo.
ben; Der 8uefubrer uno elm Serr
nit Dornebmem Spisbnrt betraten
Oes @bteiI.
.Wein SerrI" inete ser Spibbdr.
tige ou Rnopf, lid bin bonn 8r1ii-
oialbiiro Der Balm unO fubr SuF1I-
Zig NIT oieiem 3ug. Rnopp Dor
Der Mnidine lift ons @eleiIe ourd
einen grorutih berleet. Sic bnben
Elm i6redIides unaIiif Derbiitet, unO
i'd merOe onfiir iorgen. ooB Sbnen
cine bobe Brdmie ausbe3obIt miro
8ie aber, nm &immelsniuen, tonn.
ten sic Diiien -"
nSa", meinte nit iberIegenem
2ddeIn Serr anopf. noos lit fir
einen Nonn pie id nntirlih nrr
cine 4leinigfeit. Sd bin Der Gen.
leber Iuoinil"
Ser Senieber auOini erIorste
bierouf 8eItruf. Gein ebemaliger
Wleiiter CAB ben Rampf ouf. Or
tpurOe Der GamuIus ieines einitigen
GhiIers, putt inn nun BEG Dior.
gers Die 5dnibe unO iibt in oer
MISUNDERSTANDING unter ben gu.
idauern.
Washington Journal., 1935-12-13
Das Seftameut bes 81. gaines.

aIg fiiroIid bos SeItoment oes
Or. CHARLES Gaines. zines enaIiihen
Observation-Disclosures bon eroBem
Stuff er0ffnet tpurOe. erreete cine
2IauieI b~eionoeres Nufieben. Sn ibr
gnb Der gerItorbene Dem @unidc
AusOrud, OaB er in benz $ouson3ug
ieines gnters bei9eiest an peroen
wiinihte. CHARLES Snines bate lei.
men Batter, Der Gbefar5t eines oro-
ben Grontenbnuies in Bombnn mar,
nur penige Mole in ieinem Qeben
geieben. @1breno Der &nabe Iih auf
elmer GduIe in gngloro befano, per-
itnrb iein Batter in Snoien. Sn iei-
mem WahIaB nber befon0 lih iener
lei0ene &ausan5ue, ben er ieinem
Sobn permodte un0 oer oieler bel
an ieinen Mrbeiten trug. Se0e frele
Winiite berbrnhte Der @eIehrte. Der
sin Nlter BON odtunoiiebaig Sahren
erreidte, BEL ieiner umfangrciacn
SnieftenIammIung uno er Iprnh IN
ieinem Gcitoment Den 8unIh aus.
onB 'ein @robItein Ole MufIhrift
trnGe: ct itarb BEL Der Mrbelt."
Washington Journal., 1935-12-13

4Vtl tWSi tDul - Oh lPul. Old
unO fertig Itano Ga 6lorinoa Dor
ibm unO fagte: SD babe Mama &c.
iaet, Dab mir einen AusfIng nafl
&apauo MAIDEN, SufeI, uno 0as
SribItid i'm ngeroi" ne6men. gu
peiBt ia. Momn lit orrmoBen ner-
Dos, tie miro fur5 nnh 3tp0If llbr
I'M o8eroi" anflingeIn Ioiien, Oh mir
ou6 moblbeboIten an Srt un0 STEELE
IinO."
Die 5abrt nod Nopouo berIiet
nidt 10 frSbIid. wie iif oas sic BEL.
ben anfdneIid D~orseItent batten.
alefanoro mar befongen.
GIs ons Auto oie erIten Sduier
oes aurortes pniiierte, idIltg es &c.
rnoe 8polf llbr. 6Iorin0o mar iebr
~unseOuIoig. 9oum i'm wgeroi" an
eeIanet, itiir8te fie iid auf oos SeIe.
pbon.
9ie nit .0eIien 8e0ienung betroute
Dame CAB ibr Sen 9ei6eiO, oaB nod
niemnno aus @enuo, SoteI Sc ga.
boie, o%ngerufen babe, uno Die RIeine
berubigte Iif.
Sic fnn0en einen biibI1en Sen.
ltertii6 in Der 6nIa 81 9ron3o uno
tuaren gerooe nit einem foItIiGen
~Gritto miIto" bei6dftigt, als ser
Genner MleIinn0ro elm AGrthen aiis
Itedte.
Glorin0n entging oos ni6t. Shre
prahtbofIen brounen Nugen uuroen
groB. sic begonnen iid nit Erdnen
gu fiilen. sic tpiirgte. aber fie
belt iid felt in ser Snno.
AleiInnoro bate ia teine Nbnung.
Sn ieinem &iiden befono Iib elm
SptegeI. Sn oieiem oas Bills 6eg
Siites, an Dem elm 6Iterer 0ffi3ier
nit elmer nufgeoonnerten YerIon
Blas eenommen bate.
Son oeren 96noen riibrte oos
QIelfanoro iberbrodte @1rtfen Der.
Ob, oas mar obi1euIi1l
@enn er aud ser 0nfeI uno lie
ni9ts ols elm Gino mar.
~@ir nebmen ben Gaffee ouf Der
Eerrniie, 5lorinoa, oente i9?~
~@nn5 pie 9u tpiirideIt 0nfeIl~
Mun iaBen lte abieits bon ben an
oeren. SIN Sbatten elmer Moeno.
lie.
rIber gu Deinit ia, &in6
9n brad es aus oieIes ainoes
Snnerltem berbor pie Elm 8uIfan:
~&inO, ioDobI, Gino Sb, es
lit nbiheuIi6 BON Dir, mid 10 5u
b~intergeben. 0ur on Sid babe id
in Oieien sanaen 5iDei Sabren ge-
oaht, nur an 0idl SeOeu abeno
babe i'd fir Old gebetet, CAB Sir
bort in afrita fein ungliid 8uItoBen
IoIte. @eportet uno eptuortet babe
ih, Sag uno Nabt, nur ouf Sid!
uno Man Dies . 0as lit obideu-
li6!"
MIelfonoro mar feiues @ortes
fdbig. angeltdts Oieier Rraft ibres
.@efiibIes. Grit nod elmer Minute
Der 8eitnnung itnmmpIte AIeliunoro:
~8irfIi6, GIorinOa. pirtlid2" nitO
Damn, bolb i'm Shmero unh balb
bon beonuernoen grnItes: ,@ber id
bin bod 5molf Sabre Glter oIs gu,
5lorinoo. uno 9ein 9nteI!"
runo ia2 SD Iiebe Did, aIeIian-
oro", iubeIte lie.
gontella 8oIerio muBte iebr gut
geidlafen ooer ober ii9 in Der 3eit
geirrt baben, oenn es mar Idon
langit baIb 8mei llbr borbei, aIs Iie
enOlid i'm vgeroi" in @apauo an.
flingelte.
uno oa tDorO ibr Der 9pl@eiO:
sSa. Mamn, mir Iino Doblbebalten
in &apollO a%ngefommen. Sn Der
3wii6er5eit babe i'd mid nit mel.
mem Snfel Aleiinnoro Derlobt; oues
meitere miinoIih i"