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SUNDAY DINNER
.-Ssstnss2tsns-

JUNE. TIE poets say. brings perfect
y days There Is No better way % rzrare
Sunday q perfect day for your family
than planning q Sunday dinner zruarnd
the many coiorful. luscious and tauus-
ing fruits and vegetables which you WIN
md On the u1zrkstx this week The nr=9
peaches from California. the best srrrw-
berries 81 the season, ripe. naezty cants-
loupes. Bing cherries. blackberrbes. huck-
leoerries. raspberries. the first F1orldn
corn OF the season. extra-Quality 1ouas-
toes. ASPARAGUS. and new tzva beans are
al IN the markets for your Selection
There win be 10 dlficuf1as. either. IN
1nding perfect foods n the meat depart
ments- The markets TINS week VII have
plenty Of turkeys. br0iling and trying
chickens. duok1ings and roaSts al priced
right Beef prices remain ~ their last
weeks level. pork remains the same
veal is slightly lower. and hams are an
excellent buy.
Here are three menus suggested by
Miss Cora Anthony Of the A&P kiachen
for Sunday 81 different price levels.
Low Cost Dinner
Curried Shrlnps and EEes
Fresh Peas and Carrots
Bread and Butter
Pineapple and Strawberry Fruit Cup
Tea Coffee Mix
Moderate Cost Dinner
Dreaded Veal Outlets
Mashed Potatoes
Buttered Spinach
Lettuce with Cucumber Dressing
Bread and Butter
Rhubarb Pie
Coffee Tea Mix
Very Special Dinner
Honeydew Mellon with Lemon
Roast Ribs OF Beef
Perslied Potatoes
Fresh Corn
Fresh Asparagus Salad
Rolls and Butter
Fresh Raspberry Tarts aa
Coffee Tea Anlk
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TENDER IVY TO
RETURN TODAY

Message received by radio
phone at Coast Guard headquar-
tiers this morning was to the eff
feet that the Tender Ivy, which
was operating on buoys in the
vicinity of Cape Romano, was
leaving about $50 o'clock this
morning and could be expected
to arrive here this afternoon.
Tender Zinnia is still carrying
on operations in Tampa Bay and
Tender Poinciana is working in
the same section.
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ST. STEPHENS CHURCH
PROTESTS AGITATION

For the past three weeks
Pensioners of St Stephens
church have been experiencing
trouble with a person who has
been t rmed bv them "a disturb
ing Miami influence. This
person. according to advice of the
chuIch's treasurer. G.. H Albury.
has appeared in Key West preach
ing doctrines of race hatred and
envy to Rev. Aliens congrega-
ton. The elders of the church
are protesting such tactics and
have issued a call for co-opera-
ton from the citizens of the city
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REALTY TRANSFERS

Realty transfer recorded at the
county court house yesterday
was from Joe L. Policy to Robert
Pentland, Government Lot l, on
Grassy Key, in Section 80, Town
ship IS south, Range "a east, con-
Sisting of q acres, more or less.
for SO and other valuable con-
siderations.
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LICENSE ISSUED

a marriage license Wzs EZs1
yesterday afternoon 1ru- 1.e c.
flee Of County judge RzT-11E
R Lord, winch au<hnEZe6 -
wedding Of John r. En1erE z-E
Miss Anna p. WASH
Mr.. Roberts said rhz1 EeE =
L Mauresu. s . C s. ZETz
Star Of The Sea czEch UuuE -
the officiating nainiStE
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JIMMY FOXX
HOMERS FOR
RED S0X WIN
CLOuT IN NINTH
INNING SAVED GAME: IN
dams DEFEATED MATS IN
thinning CONTEST

NEW YORK. June Jimmy
Foxx provided a thrilling finish
to the Boston Red SOx-St Louis
Brown game yesterday when he
homered in the ninth inning with
two men on base to provide his
teams only runs of the afternoon
and winning 8 to l score The
victory broke a three game los
ing streak and kept the Sox in
front of the fast-coming Cleve-
land Indians.
The Tribe was extended to
eleven innings yesterday to de-
feat the Washington Senators, 5
to f. Tying the game up in the
eighth with home run by Ray
Mack, the Indians pushed across
the winning run in the 18th on a
triple by Frank Pytlak and
single by Lou Boudreaux.
New York Yankees fell before
timely hitting on the part of the
Chicago White Sox yesterday, 4
to 8. A two-run rally in the
final frame spelled disaster to
the Yanks and gave the Chisox
the winning game of the three
game series.
Philadelphia Athletics defeated
the Detroit Tigers, z to f. Win
ming markers came in the eighth
when the AS garnered three
runs. Relief pitcher Chubby
Dean received credit for the win.
/ Brooklyn Dodgers kept within
two games of first place with
their 9 to victory over the ST.
Louis Cardinals. Johnny Mics
fifteenth homer of the year and
Joe Orengo's circuit swat weren't
enough to overcome the lead pro-
vided by 10 well-timed Dodger
SafetieS.
Chicago Cubs walloped the
Philadelphia Phillies, IL to 5.
Windy City boys collected II hits
off three Philly pitchers, totalling
81 bases in all. Bill Nicholson
poled two home runs for the
Cubs.
Pittsburgh Pirates moved into
a tie for seventh place with their
win over the Boston Bees, z to 6.
A big third-inning rally, when
the BUGS scored six runs, was all
that was needed.
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9Th TO p ~ SztU1zFl
Key West and Tiezniry- Rz-T
cloudy tonigk1 sn1 So
possibly 1hunderztsSvers So
day afternoon gentle 10 49,
ate eaSeray winds
Florida Partly ciou1y ruzEz
and Saturday wTrh . 1ew EEav
scattered 1hunderxhowGx So
day afternoon
jacksonville 70 Fio-l6z So
and EaS GuE Ezzle n zsd=-
ate easterly winds DE= So
portion and gztie ue
winds over nor1h p1-1uz- 49,
overcast Essrher -uniE-1 AZ
Saturday with sosrte1-6 snuWZ
Saturday.
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Games scheduled for tonight
are:
First-Marines VS.. Tigers.
Second-VP53 VS.. Conchs.
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Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

MILDRED KARRAKER,
Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
II appearing by the sworn bill
filed in the abOye-stated cause that
Mildred Karraker. the defendant
therein named, is a nonresident OF
the State of Florida and resides at
Il sos Pacific Avenue, Long Beach.
California; that said defendant is
over the age OF twenty-one years.
that there is no person in the state
OF Florida the Service OF sum
mons in cbancery upon whom
would bind said defendant
II is therefore ordered that said
defendant be and she is hereby re-
quired 10 appear to the bill OF CON-
plant filed in said cause on or be
fore Monday. the LIST day of July.
A D. 1940, otherwise the allega-
tions Of said bill will be taken as
confessed by said defendant
II Is further ordered that this or
der be published once each week
for four consecutive weeks in The
Key West Citizen q newspaper pub
ITShed in said county and state
Done and ordered this 18th day
Of May. A D. 1879
(SEALl Ross c Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court
By (Sd-l Florence Z Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk
tSd-l Allan B. Clea-e, Jr-
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
maylT-z4-5ls tan7-I4. Is40
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Modesty demands that Balinese
women wear ankle-length skirts,
but they wear no waists.
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APARTMENT, 1894 DIVISION
STREET. Hot water, modern
conveniences. Opposite Tift's
Grocery. Apply 1910 Vsrela
St. jun3-tf
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WHITE WOMAN
wants position in private home
doing light housekeeping. etc
Box K. The Citizen. jun7-3tx
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Medieval Iceland, inhabited by
a few thousand people, produced
literature still famous.
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SSIl7lH5
By Jean Randall

ISooeT Te0uEeS
Brenda for carrying on" tcith
Satfus Then Mdc t11Tns her to
keep out Of the AbeTRathy df-
fGiT. and finally Abner, himself,
HRgTily reproGches her.
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More Thzn z.Sooo 1e1Ezz
duck stamps. winch fIzzntez n1uz
buy, were solo q 1893.
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SILVER PALM GUEST HOUSE
Clean and cool rooms. House
keeping facilities. Baths, hot
and cold water. Summer rates
Eaton and Elizabeth streets.
may23-1mo
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CONCHS-AVIATORS
WON LAST NIGHT
BIG INNING DEFEATS IT.
GERS: SAwYERS OVER
WHELMED

Key West Conchs won from
the Park Tigers last night in the
opening softban game and the
VP53's won from Sawyer's Bar
berS.
In the curtain-raiser the Park
boys started out like they meant
business They scored two in the
first and three in the second and
one IN the third but that was as
far as they got Conchs scored
one in the second and six in the
fourth, In which inning D. Rob-
ertS opened with a homer to
right-center. r. Thompson fol-
lowed Roberts fOur-bagger with
a double, then four errors, a walk
and a triple by AritaS accounted
for the other markers.
Leaders at bat were Alfonso for
the losers and D. Roberts for the
winners, each receiving two out
out of three. Arnold, Blanco and
Albury for the victors and AlOn-
so, c. Rosam and G. Malgrat for
the defeated were the stars.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Tigers - 230 100 o. z
Conchs - O1O 600 x-7 9 3
J. Walker and c. Rosam; Arm
old, r. Thompson and ]. Menen-
deZ.
In the nightcap, Sawyer's Bar
berS made some kind of a record
in the very first inning but still
lost the game. In that frame,
Albury, Sterling, Navarro and
Russell hit for triples. They
scored five runs then and two in
the second. Their last marker of
the game came in the third.
VP53 scored a run in the first
inning, three in the second and
two in the fourth to tie UP the
contest.
AviatorS went into the lead in
the fifth when they sent home
three runners on a walk, two err
rors and one safety. In the sixth
they added four more markers
on one hit and six walks. Their
last three runs came in the sew
enth on three doubles.
At bat the leaders were O'Con-
nor, three out of three; Burch,
four out of five; Byars, two dou-
bles; Sterling, double and triple;
Russell, two triples; Albury, two
out of three. Hillerman, Flood.
Burch and Webb also poled dou-
bles. Gustle connected for a
triple, as did Albury and Ma
Varro.
Byars, O'Connor and Smith fer
the Aviators and E. Albury, Hop
kins and Sterling for the BARRIERS
were the stars afield. Sterling
made beautiful unassiSted dou-
BILE play. =..
Score by innings: r. H. E.
VP53's - $50 234 2-15 Id 2
BARRIERS - 521 900 0-8 9 8
Flood and Smith; M. Tynes, L.
Castro, E. Albury and Hopkins
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IN CIRCUIT COURT. STATE OF
FLORIDA. ELEVENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT. MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERH.
LEONARD ARNEY KARRAKER,
Plaintiff,
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Lea team Monday night in
doubleheader.
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FOR RENT

EIGHT ROOM FURNISHED
HOUSE, modern; two bed
rooms, excellent twin beds;
hot water. Box CPC, The Chi-
zen. Tnsy30-tf
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Tobacco was first planted by
colanistS in Virginia in 1872.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland at New York
Detroit at Boston
Chicago at Washington
St. Louis at PHILADELPHIA.
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SECOND SHEETS-5O0 for SOC.
The Artman Press novl9-tf
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to drive the dictatcr out OF Key
West.
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FOR SALE

TYPEWRITING PAPER - 500
Sheets. 75c- The Artman Press
may19-tf
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SIGNS-'For Rent. Rooms For
Rent, Apartment For Rent.
Private Property. No Tres
passing. THE ARTM AN
PRESS. noz25-tf
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PoSedel, Sullivan and Lopez;
Klinger, Sewell and Davis.
Cincinnati and New York, not
scheduled.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at St Louis
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh
Boston at Chicago
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Score by innings: R. H. E.
VP53's - $50 234 2-15 ID 2
BARRIERS - 521 900 0-8 9 8
Flood and Smith; M. TyneS, l..
Castro, E. Albury and Hopkins.
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THE WEATHER

Observzrion taken o. 80 a.
z5<h MG Tine (C1-v o.
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j. Walker and {. ROSam, Arm
old, r. Thompson and ]. Menen-
DEE.
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iie flein eesuefen, iieben Sabre, iebs
Sabre, uuo Sorrp Eeumoore ipar sa.
bel uno - gaftins. Sud gaitins mar
oamals fdon ied5ebn Sabre alt gene.
len uub bate Ianeit ben Sag iiber ar-
beiten iouen. aber er briidte .iib int
mer tuieoer. Se es ipar idon se'pe-
Ien oamals. gBie lanee tpor bas ber1
Sic idritt nun ibon cine sanse
8eile iiber grimes @ioos, obne etiuos
5lt entoeden. Sic b6rte audi uibts
mebr. gieueibt ipar es MIR Elm Gin.
nobner aus Mortonbin, ser gum
3eitpertreib eeiboiien bate uno Ianolt
oapon par. GieIleidt tpar a,1d ir.
eenoein &aub3eue in Der Robe. 9os
fam aipar nidt oft Dor. auf Der
anoern Seite bon Mortonbia in &e.
item muBte man iid) cher in odt ncb-
ben. Sa 1touo' Der gHol6 bidter, oa
eob es ,nebr &oblen nno 2od)er, uno
oa ipar sic gegetation ipubernber,
iippiger.
Sic loderte ouf jeben JalI ibren
fleinen 8epolber. sSurdt bate lie
nid)t. Sic tpanbte ein pnar,nol ben
&opf, Inn SEN @ee, Sen iie bergefem-
men tpar, nidt Su perliereu ,1no nod.
ber tpieoer 81 ibrem 8fero 5,,riidS,,-
finoen. Nls tie Damn 1aneiom ouf ei-
ne fleine, bidt betpobiene 8obenfrppe
itieg, fiel ibr ouf bob iie bier ei9ent.
lid nod ME eetpeien ipor. 2onolam
perbielt tie ibre Sbritte, unb oonn
lieB iie iih 5u 8oben eleiten, ,,m pie
Feine Sblonge boudlines bic Sobc 81
erreiben. gon bier ipar ser S6uB
gefomnen, lie ipubte es.
@s fam ibr auitottcn, BOB 1ie leber-
ne %eitboien true. &obren6 'ie Soil-
tpeiie portpdrts frod, tpar iie ltols
iiber iid ieIblt, baB lie feincrlei Sc
rauih beruriodte. ab, ibr &ater
tra,,te ibr ia in iolben 9ingen nibts
5u. or loute iie n,r mol lebcn, pie
pradtpou iie Sic Sobe getpann. acin
0tenl6, tuenn elmer bo9etpeieu iudre,
fonnte lie leben ooer boren ober iiber.
baupt nltr obnen.
Sben aneefommen, blieb fie inter
einem oihten Strnud) liegen. lleber
oas, mas Iie iab, iuor iic ebrlih er.
itaunt. &uopp Dor ibr iiel Der 8oben
in iteilem @infel nb. Cine tiefe M,,l-
be 1por bier I'M 8oben. Die gcgen.
iiberlieeenben Bonbe bes 2ode5 ipo-
rem iebob nid)t eon5 10 bod iuic bie
Guppe, ouf Der iie Log. Sic lieien
breiter, tpenieer itcil tpieoer binein
in 6en 8olo.
(sSort1esuna foIat)
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Die weltberuehrnte
ST. Benedict Wund- -Sulbe

Eprobtes Heilmittel gegen allie Arten Won
alien und frischen Wunden, Geschwueren,
Gewaechsen, Bisswunden. Karbunkeln usw.
Bite Geld nur durch Post Money Order Z,l
schicken. Keine Stamps. - so Cents die
Schachtel. bel: J. L. STAAB, 172es Valley
v1eW Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio
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AmsfnuH
(5ortietilna bon Seite 81

erridtetes bomartises @ebaube, an
oeiien Sede, burb cine fompli5ierte
Waihine Ser eanae Blanetenbi,nmeI
proieftiert tpiro. gs lit eleidiom ei.
ne tbeatralii6e 2idtporltellung, ,pel.
DIE SEN 2ouf ser @eltirne ont Sim-
mel 5eigt. 9iele art Blanetorium
tpuroe in Geutiblono 5uerit eebout
un6 BON be1tlden grbauern tpl,roen
E1onetarien in Chicago, Hbi1ooelpbia,
Sos angeles, SEEM 0orf lnO Hitts.
burgb erriebtet. 2etteres lit oos neue-
ite 1no mooernit eineerid)tete.
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1eittpodj, Sea "a. Npsember 1910

eIaiiber, id bin frob, ipenn iid ie-
mano finbet, Der ,nebr anfpriihe bar
aif bot. @s fon tpirflid niht beiBen,
ib bate einen 8rofit bon oem 500
Der beiben M1nner."
aber &ifor bob obtpebreno bic
Sdnoe. n@er .piirbe 10 etipns benz
ten! Rein Wenid in Mortonbiu. =
limo oann ~blieb &ifor iebr Iamge
I'M BoBnraum bon Cuttings Garm.
CT bodte in elmer gde unb ra,,bte
cine Cigarette nod Der anoeren, bie
eating nit eeiibteu 5ingern ibm
germ orebte, ,,nb borte babel au, mas
Der anoere ibm ersablte.
9rauben aber ,punberte iib Erince.
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@ib einen Meniden bein 2ieb.
1inesbud 5u leien. SSene5 8ud, has
am meilten bie 5ibern beiner Seele
erregte, l1nb bore Damn, ipas cr oa.
bon ipridt 9u pirit piilen, nh er
5u Dir paBt ODER nidt.
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> 8.
Die 8eeroisuns Ser beiben Eoten
aus Der Henmoore-5arm ipar porbei.
Gang MortanbiH tpar babeieetpeien.
au6 9fprna Bent. stie bate fie &C.
obnt, bob oieier Sag 10 f1,rdtbar iein
,piir6e Man eeitattete ibr nibt, nit
bem 3uge Der unoern 5u eeben. @s
fagte 5tuar nie,nanb elm @ort au ibr.
Mber Der gan5e SOB Der @inipobner
bon Mortonbiu, oie gan5e 8erodtung,
bic man ben Bents enteeeenbrabte,
praste ii9 10 in @ebdrbe rno Miene
aler Meniden aus, bob es eeniiste
@s blieb Mprna nidts anberes iibrie,
als gang 5,,lest, einiam unb berlal-
len, benz traurieen 3uge 5u folge,L
geun, bas tpar borbei. &ber in
Mprnas Seele, oie nielleidt iiberbaupt
ben groBten S6,ner5 bon Wortonbiu
INN &arrp Eenmoore true, mar ettpas
serbroben. Ser @laube on bie @iitc
Der Meniben.
Sim bereaneenen Sonntae tpar
nun Bel Smoof cine erobe> Sibung
eepeien. @ean batte feIteeitellt, per
Elm Mi1rebt barauf bate, ettpas bon
Der Sinterlailenihaft Der 1enmoores
5u erben. l1no ba tparen iebr biele
eetpeien, benn in Mortonbia ipare1,
iie fait o1le mebr ooer ,peniger lnter>
einaitoer nertpanbt. eating tpiiroe
ben Sauptteil befomnten. Ser Geit
fiel auf cine an5abl anberer 2eute.
&ifor befam etipas uno lelb1t Ser or
ME Sip. Na6 Broaenten nar bag
eeiantte germoeen ber Benmoores
bereits aufeeteilt. gs muBte nun mir
nod feiteelteut tperben, ipas iiber'
ballpt nIles oa mar. 9enn auBer Ser
&6uiern nn6 @runoItiiden barum ber-
nm batten bie Benmoores Anrebt auf
ben @alo, batten iie cine Menae gieb
ireenbipo am 9umbolbt-R -Riber ooer
fonft irgenbtpelben @eioe,, batter, iie
Sbuloi6eine im Sbranf unb Gut
baben altf Der Banf in @urefa.
Das alles beiddftiste Die @euniiter
bon 0fortonbiu 10 beftig, bob man
bariiber beinabe 8iu 8otton unb
6beriff 8ent nersoB. 8ei 8lue mar
Die Sade einfader eepeien. @elo bat
te man bamals nidt eefl,noen, uno
bic bauf ufdlliee Siitte, auf bie fein
Merih 2uIt berlpiirte, tpar einfad
sueeibloIen iporoen.
Mprna iab iih oieIes Sbaulpiel
bon ibrem einIanten Sous aug an.
Sbr 8ater tpar irtmer nod nidt 5il-
rid. Sic bate slnglt oesbalb. Sic
Iiebte ibren Sater, ,luo penn Tie ipa=
ben6 inn 8ett lag l1n6 ouf 6ie @e-
rGuihe ber Nadt borte, Damn frod)en
bGBlibe gorIteluneen in ibrem @e-
miit beral1f. 9ie iblimmite, immer
,pieoerfebrenoe Surdt mar bie, baB
Sin 8otton, ber ia l1nbe6ingt in ser
Die weltberuehmte
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bod 10 nerarbeitete &anS 5ur SauIt.
Sb, iie ,uiiroe nidt uein iperoen Dor
oem Sdidial.
Son redts Der, gans im Ser Serue,
Hang elm 8rehcn BON 3tpeisen, Elm
fleiner bumpfer 2aut, nls tpdre ct.
tpos su gooen sefaileu, nodmoIs ein
&naden bon 3meieen unS ipieber
Stiue. Ser apfelidimmel ipiste sic
Sbren.
l1n6 Mprna bob oen 8opf. @abr-
ireeuoein 8ilo. Sic beeaun
5u trdumen. l1no bann badte iie an
Sarrp Yenmoore. Satte iie i'm ei-
sentlib eeliebt? Sic batte i'm germ
gebabt, ia. aber ipar es bas 8robe,
l1eber,paltieeube getpeien, fir Dos
man oues tim tuiiroe? gtein, bos tpar
es nidt. 9as bate aud Sarrp Feu-
moore eeipuBt.
&ieoer Elm b,n1pFer 2out in Ser
5erne Gin anfborden bes 9ferbes.
gieueid)t ireenoein Menid aus Mor-
tonbiI1, Der Sol5 fblug. Sic botte
feline 2uit, iemanoem 5u beseenen,
uno tpanote bag Bferb nab linfs.
Sarrp 8enmoore batte Dos anes
ee,pllbt. llno auf Mprnas offenem
@eii6t ftono bas 0Htleio NIT benz
MenIcben Ser aus ieinen unerfiinten
@iiniden 10 iob eeriiien tpuroe.
2angIom ritt iie berean. Meilen~
peit eritredteu fib bie @oloer iiber
Siieelriifen nnb Saler rings I'M
@iortonbiu. @anSe 2egionen fonnten
ii6 bier periteden, fonnten iid in bid
tenn 9uidmert &0blen bauen, ,,uo
niema,rb tpiiroe iie finben. 2eibt fonu,
te man iib bier berirren. &enu man
nibt sic poar Steuen int @efiibl bot
te, bie binausfiibrten aus bielem Ga.
bprittb bon 8dumen, fonnte ntan to-
eelang berumtpanoern. Mprna par
5u oft in bieien @dloern ge,peien, als
baB Iie oabor bdtfe anelt boben mill
fen, iid 5u perirren. Sic bate ia sic
Come iiber ben 8aumipipfeln lmo
fanb iib 10 suredt, o,,d uenn lie
eiumal BON elmer Der 5tpei eroben
StraBen abbog, oeren cine gum Sum=
bolot-Hiper. ltnb ipeiter nad) Rorben
nad sSuscarora fiibrte, uno beren
anoere nod Siioen binauseing, nah
@urefa. Sic founte es iid) r,bigen
Ser5ens erla,ben, einen groBen 8o-
gen 5u fdlaeen.
9ieler @alb bier be6eutete Srie-
oen. aber ploblib rib ein pfeifenoer
sbub bie Stiue ent5tnei. Gin er-
idredtes sSliieelidlogen folete, elm
@efrab3e alfgeibel1dter &oge1. 9ann
ipnr ,pieoer alles tpie 5upor.
Mprna bielt oos Hfero an ,1no
lauidte. &er iaete bier ont bellen
Nndmittos? @as seIdab bier?
Stint Minuten lang iiberleete iie
ernItbaft, Oh es Tie iiberbaupt ettpas
angling, pas bier los mar. Damn fam
iie at Dem @reebnis, baB iie bel bent
ansebliden Stanb ber 9inse nnbe=
6in9t nadleben niiBte, iuer bier ihoB.
Sic 1tieg ab, banjo ben @au1 nit
einem 2aiio an einen Baum rmo
ibli6 boriiftig in Sic &idtang, aus
Ser Der SduB gefomnen mar. 9oS
Woos gob ipeib unter ibren SiiBen
nab> Ser 9eaoelboben feoerte. Sic
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.Sieb NAL, Mutti'', ruff er aufse-
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