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Evening star., 1941-02-06

OF the Italian morale in Ethiopia is
unknown, but we may assume that
it is not high; they have been cut
of from their homeland for II
months, while the tide of native
insurgence rose slowly about them.
Now they are asked to fight hope
less battle of which there can be
no victorious outcome. What the
quality Of their resistance will be
remains to be discovered, but guess
might be ventured that it will not
be formidable in many places.
Thus the new Roman empire ap-
pears to be crumbling at the first
luSty blows of attack; and the i'm
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portance of this fact goes far be-
yond the borders of the territory
involved. Those of African ex-
perience will know how the news
will travel; within a comparatively
short time every African native
clear down to the Cape and across to
the Atlantic will hear the tidings
Of Italian defeat, Of British victory.
The British armies in East Africa
and in Libya are achieving not only
the defeat of an enemy, but per-
haps also the conquest, for the dura-
tion of the war, of the resources Of
a whole continent.
Copyrisht, 1871, New York Tribune, Inc
Evening star., 1941-02-06

ginning to take
shape. In this
theater it Is
clear that troops
OF the Indian
Army are being
largely employed
for the direct
advance fr o m
K a S Ia into
Eritre ca, and
from Gallabat
toward Gondar.
On the Kenya
front the British
forces seem to
be largely South
Evening star., 1941-02-06

Spain The situation particularly unsettled
section of the country where the revolutionary
The Spanlards Promises
the Spain will be allotted large section the French Morocco and
possibly French British West
Spanish leaders, feed bulk
people would rather plenty Immediately
territorial
Meanwhile Generassimo Franco who prisoner
fearing that beginning another signal
strife.
Evening star., 1941-02-06

nOHllC ule VI IIle
United S t a t e S
may have results
ex t e n d ing far
more years into
the future than
the present i'm
pact Of Europe's
battles.
or without
amending t h e
Constitution or
giving the peo-
pie the oppor-
tunity to pass
Judgment on it,
the S u pr e m e
Court has lust
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Rabbi Metz to Speak

Rabbi Solomon H. Metz will de-
liver the first in a series of four
lectures on The Philosophy and
Basic Principles of the Jewish Re
ligion" tomorrow night at 8 o'clock
in the Adas Israel Hebrew Congre-
cation, Sixth and I streets NV.
Evening star., 1941-02-06

the long dis.
cussed st. Law.
renee S e a " a y
and power prof.
ect is about to
break upon Con-
gress.
One of the
anticipated de-
velopments is
that, as soon as
the aid-to-Brit-
ain bill has been
adopted, men
like Wheeler Of
Montana and La
Toilette of Wis
Evening star., 1941-02-06

HE opinions OF the rters this their
necessarily The Stars Such opinions presented in The
Stars effort to giDe all sides OF questions OF interest to its
readers although such opinions be contradictory among
| themselves and directly opposed to The Stars
Evening star., 1941-02-06

pathetic with the cooperation policy
of II Duce, but Ciano made a grave
mistake when he induced his father
in-laW to start the offensive against
Greece last fall in opposition to ad-
vice of the German high command.
The Germans, according to re-
liable reports, had definitely warned
II Duce against the Greek adven-
ture. They told him the season
was too far advanced to repeat the
Norwegian campaign in the Balkans,
rmv for Sllch a ioo uaS inadenuato
Evening star., 1941-02-06

of votes to the measure. One calls
for fixing a specified limit on the
amount of money that may be ex-
pended for the purposes of the lease
lend bill. The other. for a limita-
ton, in time, on the future commit
mentS which the President may enter
into during the life of the bill, which
has been fixed by the House Foreign
Affairs Committee as June 80, 1943.
Neither of these amendments
would halt or hinder aid tn the
Evening star., 1941-02-06

consent-free speech, a free press
and free elections. Armed with
these weapons. the American people
will continue to be the master Of
their destiny"
Mr.. Wadsworth's argument in
favor of the amendments which he
suggested was based on the need of
Congress to keep control Of the
purse strings" While Congress
holds thu aiirSe there can be M
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Centralized
Entrenched
Supreme Court Rule
On Commerce Clause
Is Decried
By DAVID LAWRENCE.

Though war and defense take the
headlines, something of transcend
ent significance happened this week
which so far as affecting the eco
Evening star., 1941-02-06
The Political Mill
Wodsworth Speech for Leose-Lend Amendment
May 60 Down os One Thot Changes History
BY GOULD LINCOLN.

Now and then speech made Congress that changes history
Now and then which
consideration Such speech we'll made the
House Tuesday Representative
which Pleaded national the bill
the oatarian will
begin consideration of BILL
may depend the measure of the unity vitality needed
Mr. WadSWorh strongly urged administration
amendments which he insisted might
Evening star., 1941-02-06
BY MAI. GEORGE FIELDING
ELIOT,

The campaign in italian East
Africa, as distinct from that in
Libya-though the two are to some
extent interdependent-is now be-
Evening star., 1941-02-06
St.Luwrence
Project Soon
To Reoppeor
First-Rute Bottle >
Forecast Over Plan
In Congress
BY JAY FRANKLIN,

The Presidents references 10 ths
proposed Arkansas Valley Authority
at recent press conference are re-
garded by insiders as a tip-off that
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Franco Agrees to Fight

Reports from Spain indicate
agreed to 60 to war on the side of
is required by the Fuehrer. For
is welcomed by the Reich because OF
certain shipments of foodstuffs en-
tering the country under the guiSe
of feeding the neutral and hungry
Spaniards.
Franco is said to have promised
full cooperation on condition that
there is sufficiently large force in
the country to meet any danger
from within.
All reports reaching this coun-
try indicate that trouble is brewing
Evening star., 1941-02-06
This Changing World
German Suggestion Ousted Count Ciono
From Post in Italian Foreign Office
By CONSTANTINE BROWN.


Office received recently Mussons
of air unit in Albania thus
the suggestion
Edda, strongly pro-NaZi
Evening star., 1941-02-06

adoption of the he urged
Americans who have told that the
dictatorship with
abe ion by Conpres of its
Evening star., 1941-02-06

democraces which propodproded the amount specified in the
appropriation expenditure ceiling not too low Mr. Wadsworth
reasonable whether
whether
the sake of national unity will acede such
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Puts Portisonship in Background

Representative holds unusual degree the
colleagues Republican But he has let
vital to the people and the country He speaks seldom
full consideration
his
eoquence
entirely, has gift of expression that is
public life similar
principle and public duty similar intellectual honesty Three other
politically
Smith
Wadsworh Republican third
William Idaho All of them gifts of
devotion principle
Wadsworh in his political
country the Senate Senator from New
House had recognized outstanding he
listened interest the House He did
when the national prohibition
becoming Because of his opposition he
his position national
prohibition been vndcated politically at least for the eighteenth
amendment has been repealed
eight Wadswort retired from public life and then in
he
Evening star., 1941-02-06

Generalissimo Franco has definitely
the Reich whenever his participation
the time being Spain's neutrality"
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Sees Liberty Continuing

appeal support bill which grants
did cav at the
spell liberty this
try His concluding paragraph prophetic: He said:
LAS look back the history of this country and the Of
Constitution United believe
spells the of liberty in America do not be-
they cannot
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iino 10 poller Soffmtng, 0aB lie ia
gen, es tperoe bielleidt ser Gag font
men, on oem Mutofaroiierielt aus Sic
ien Stofieu bergeIteat tperoen.
9ieIe gntuidluneen ueroen piel-
lei6t sic s(nfdnge elmer neucn io5ialen
llm9eltaltung ieiu, oes ltcbersanges
bon einem @eleul6afts5uitano, bel
oen sic Snoultrie in rieligen Staoten
5entroliiiert lit, 5u einem iolden, BEL
Sc moie 8cp0lter,lng iiber Sauienoe
bon 9orfern beritre1t lit, bon oenen
ieoes burd feline uSabrif in einem
6eloe' lmterbalten tuirb. Sic tueilen
oarauf lin, baB Ser nddlte 5dritt
alf oen 8ege, sic Sn6uItrie ,tno sic
2anopirtiGaft miteinanoer 81, perfet-
ten, ser it, baB ser 2anhtpirt iotpeit
uie noglid) Sic 8erfobren ausfiibrt,
sic erforoerlid) fins, 1lm sic graeug-
nifle ieines 2anoes fir Sic Snouitrie
perluenobar 5u MAIDEN. Ser @rtraJ
BON 1000 &eftear, sic nit Soiabob>
men bepflan5t lit, tuiiroe cine Ser bon
uns geplanten @rtrabierunesanlage
oas gan5e Sabr iiber iu @etrieb bal-
ten.
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Soia.8obne (gob 8eam) J

ltniere Sneenieure beribten uns,
baB bas Del tnb oos Mebl ser Soia-
bobne ii1 in Dem ipeitaus sroBten
Cell Ser ueitoerstpeisten BreBltoff.
inollitrie beripenben labt, ,nb baB tuir
Iebr balo &abio- unb anbere .Sbrdnf=
den, Sii6platten, SuBbo0enflieien IN
tauieno .peridieoenen Sarben3uimmen.
ltelungen, 9oniolen uno ltnteriase IN
bunoert Spielarten Spulen ltno
5diieen fir oas Sertilsetpebe, an0pfe
uno biele anoere 9inse bes tasliden
@ebrands su ieben befommen tper-
oen, sic ale bon SEN Soiabobnenf fe1-
0ern itommer. So, einige Sngenieure
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Menn oieie Materialien auf Der
5arm er5euet lino bearbeitet tuerben,
1T ser nddite natiirlide Sdritt, 10
iasen Die @irtldaftsiadoerit
bab iib fleinere Snoultrien, oie biele
Materialien beripenoen, 1T ben Dor,
fern in 11nmittel6arer 0dbe ser Soia.
bobnenfarmen ~enttpideln. Die 3eit
allein fann 5eigen, mie oieie Stro-
mung iid al,sipirfen miro.
@ir baben oen @inorltd, oaB sic
eroBte 2ebre, sic iid aus unierer
gnttpidllnesarbeit uno unierer Ser
uenouns bon Soiabobnenprooutten
miro 5ieben laiien, ste ser @egtuei'
Jung uno ser Anreel,ng lit - cine
prattiide geranidaulid,mg oeNen,
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lpas lid nit bu6ltdblid) Sunoerten
bon ouoeren Stoffen modeu l0Bt. 9ie
Weo9lid)feiten ser Gntluidlltug ser
Soia6obue ais gsobrl,ugsrnitte[ int
sbenolanoe iino 1,n9ebeller. 9ie Go=
jamobne entbGlt SEN fiiniiad)en Bro-
teingebalt uno oen 5ueibluoertiadeu
5ettfuert ser Gartoifel. 9urd iabrit>
n1aBise llmluanollng Ser soiabobne
in Nabrltnssn1ittel fir Menid uno
Sier f0nnte cine gauge Suoultrie 5ur
gntfaltltng ae6rodt tueroeu. 9ies
luiiroe oie @rbeitsselesenbeit al,f Dem
2anoe lno 1T ser Gtaot nod tpeiter
permeDren.
so tuie tuir sic 3ufltnit aniebcn,
miro Sic 3uion1menarbeit 5uiiden
8iiieni6aft, Snolltrie uuo Sanbmirt-
idaft tueit iiber alles beute 9ur6ge-
fiibrte ooer @ridau,te binaltsgeben.
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auf oem Sentiment meint ser @cne-
raj, bab iie aui Sic lleberlesenbeit in
Der 2uft llno ser me6anil lierten
&riessItreitfr6fte, ,mo oui Silfe bon
5pionen uno Soboteltren 5uriid51=
fii6ren ieien.
Die omerifanilden 1no britiiben
8ombenpiliere iolen gut iein, sic
beutlden oagegen nidt. 3lm @6-
fdluB iagte ser General, oaB Mnerifa
Die Sebren alls oem 2ltftfrieg 5ieDen
miiiie, llno 5tuar IN erIter 2inie bin
fidtlid) Der 9lbiuebr bon Nad)t uft>
angriffen nno ferner beiieres 3,riam=
nenarbeiten 5tpii6en Slue5eus 1'no
@ooenmannidaften mirf a nj er E
Rampfflussel,ge ,tno 6lafgeldiibe, Sic
etpd 10000 Sub bod iebieBen.
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Simmef ,tno sic Sonne ipieselte fit,
in bem 8ilbpaier, bas pom @ebirge
beruntergeidoiien fam iid unten 5a
einem flaren See iammelte lno oaur.
nit anoeren @diierlein 5ulammen
brett uno rubig iueiteriloB.
@an3 l,nten om Simmel itano cine
graue, oide @olfe, aus ser Hegeu
'berabfiel. Die Sonnenitrablen orou.
gen aud Bis 5u ibr bin lno 5allberten
cinen prGdtigen Negenbogeu auf oas
eintonige @rau.
ltnten in SEN SGlern eriinte uno
bliibte es, lno Oo5luiiden iprang ltu-
5abliges fleiues 1no groBes @ctier
iltrdtlos lno frieolid timber. Snt
&lcefelo licB ein Soshen iid's itnef-
fer. 9llrd's jluge &oru idritt ltol5
ser sSalan, om @oloronoe lag ser
,SllcGS, blin5eltc nit id)ragen slnaeu
1T Sic Sonne lmb licB lib bon ibr
Sen rotten Ycl5 ollrhpirn1cn. s(uS Sen
9Gllnlen idou pielltimnli9c3 GogeIfou-
5crt llno ilbcr Sen bltntforbi1eu 0lu-
n,cn 9al1fclten Sdlnetterlinge ,mo
idillcrnoe 2i6cllcn.
s(uf Sen 9er9obb1ugen 9riiutc es
atd), lno oa5lpiihen l,tgtcu bloue
8ll'mcn uie groBe sluacn hcruor:
tociter oben ltomoen 9riine @iildc iiber
llno iiber iu 9tot.
Ser liebe @ott tuanote lid D06er
)inollf nad sort, 100 er sic Gis. INTO
Sdueeticfeu biuaclest bate. Sic gilt
5erten l,1o alciBteu in Ser Souue,
iiber5ogen lid, ais lie iib 5l.u ltuter.
gauge nei9te, gliibeno rot ,luo leltd)-
tctcu idnceig iu ser 5tcrncunod,t.
Nbcr lie grolltcn bem licbcn @ott,
ocnn lie fiiblten iid) bcnod)teiliat gcacn
sic Sdler ut0 Siigel NIT iGrcn 9Gu-
ne't 9llmen lno Mottcn, m06rcuo
lic lrtr Shnce 1mo Gis bcocftc.
9fatlos blirfte ser liebe @ott l,ubcr
ltllo 1OlleBlld) Dlltnlt oll ocll NnUt-
hin,mcl, Ser ii6er ,tlo ii6cr bon Stcru-
lcit flinlmertc. Ga l0dcltc scr licbe
@ott. ,,0u bolt 5ltpcl'', Iostc er lmo
luinfte. 9frn begolnen sic Sterud,en
berob5ltfollen 1mo icbes blicb sort
licgelL luobin Ser Iiebe @ott cs iucs.
Sa lagcn iie, Sic elin5cnoen Ginger.
den bier atf iteilcr, barter Sells.
fante, sort on elmer Gi5ipoltc, iucitcr
oriiben glcid) nebrcrc 5uionn1cu 51
Solpten elmer tiefen Shlldlt. Sic
froren gar iebr, benn lie bottcn ,utr
ibrc 6litterflcioden an. 9os crbarlu-
tc Sen Sd)opfer. "Sbr Ioat nidbt fric.
rem, la9te or. Scgncno bob CT iciue
'S1lloe aegen Sic Sternden. 0o uoro
ibr sSlitterflciod)cu 5u mcicbcl,t lpciIc,t
Santt. ,,9slu icio 9l,mcn", iproh ocr
9err.
sIS ser Wenic1 lih in sic Gis.
boben hinariluoate ,tno bier nod, cit
Vliilnlcin fono, mar ct ent5iift oa-
BON 1no nonnte e3 ,,Goelpci6'.
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9ie ,3anber6Dbne''
(5dluB)

(51luB)
I'm 81 seigen, ipie iib 1anomtrt=
fdaftlide Gr5eugniiie in ser St0mItrie
berlpenoen Iafien, bot oie Soro Motor
GonlpanD bereits bamit begonnen,
groBe Mengen Ser, Yrooufte Ser Soias
bobne in Der Sabrifation a,t perpen-
ben. Das Sel miro nit befrieoisenben
@rgebniiien fir Sarben 1lno Gmaille.
lad benlibt. s(ns bem NIT einem pla.
ftilden 8inbemittel perlnengten 8ob-
nennlebl tperbeu biele Seile inn sSorm-
preBperfabren bergeitellt, oar,tnter
bas Sicbtldaltereebdule, Signalfn0p=
fe, Der S6altbe6elgriif, ser 8oben
uno 9edel bes 8erteilers nno sic
Senltereinfaiiltng. 9ie BEL bieien Set
len erreidbaren 6arben ,,nb Sarbcn=
5ltianmenitellllngen iino iebr angie
bend. s(us Dem Del MAIDEN mir GU
5ertn, ein ipntbetiides Sar5 uno Elm
8inbenittel, bas BEN Sano in Sen
in Der @ieBerei per>pon6ten &ernen
5uiammenbdlt. 9ie 6arbe, NIT Der
oas groBe @ebauoe ougeltriden ipar,
oas llniere Mnsitellung auf Ser @elt=
a,tsltellung in Chicago i'm Sabre 1884
beber6crete, beitano at As Bro5ent
aus Soiabobnenol.
0ir be5iebeu unieren Gorrat on
bieieu Wiaterialien alls 8obneu, Die
auf l.nleren ean5 ser Soiabobnenee-
tuinn.ng setpiometen eigeren Sarmen
ge5ogeu iino. SSsm Sabre 1881 tuaren
ii6er 5000 Seftor llnleres eigeueu
2anoes oanit bepflanet. Selste baben
mir 5000 Seftar eigcnen 2anoes nit
5oiaboDnen bepflan5t, 1mo bie Crit
ten bon 1000 Seftar, auf oenen be-
nadborte 2an6mirte Soia6obnen a,=
ballel1, Daben mir llns Dertraglid &C.
iidert. 9ie Soiabobnencr5ellglmg
ninul1t Itetig at. Gon bielen NIT Soia-
bobuen bepf1an5teu 5000 Seftar per=
oen mir in oieiem Sabre idabiugS-
tpeiIe 100000 8uiDel erbalten, sic
uns 10000 Seftoliter Sel 11nb 5000
Sonnen MebI Iiefern perocn - allcs
5ur &ermenolng it 1,nleren eigenen
@etrieben.
gines ser fiir nns il,terelianteu
Dinge lit sic Satlad)e, Sab ser Grtrag
fid Itetig Inn et1pa 8ulbel ie Seftar
int Sabre iteigert. 9as lit ein areif-
barer 8elpeis oafiir, BOB Sic Soia=
bobnenpflon5e Sen 8oocn onreihert.
inoeln iie ibm Stditoff aus ser Snft
5ubrinet.
9e er,pdbnten Gerlpenolngsarteu
bon SoiaboDnenproollften poll5icDen
iid alle in ,tnlereu eigenen 8etricbca.
Mber al.6 in anocren 8etrieben pcr.
ben bieie Fro6utte tpcitgebeno III
iuadlenoem MaBe berncnbet. Sic
gbineieu benutelt lie ieit SSSabrcn bel
Der Seritelll1ng pou Seife unO 2eiIt,
uno il1 s(merifa peripenoet. man iie
allH in ser Sapeteu- llnO W0belfabrl>
fatiol.
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Ser liebe @ott batte iein Sd0p-
fllngstperf bollen0et. Ct ltano auf
bobem 8erse, iiberlab nod einmal
alles uno mar 5ufrieoen nit lid.
lte6er ibm ipannte fid blau Der
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Die Tiamr

&riIdau fonmt gum crItenno( noh
Berlin 1tno bcillbt 1inter ouocreu
oltd elm Wtl,ieln mo- er er1tolut por
elmer Marmorfigur iteben blci6t, sic
ais Sorio eincn Grieger bartlett, oeu
Sic Naie, ein Sbr, ser linfe s(rnt luo
bas refte 9ein feblen. s(ls CT om
Sodel oos Shilo lieit nit ser ,Sn-
ldrift: Ser Sieeer", oo frost er lid
SEN &opf ,no meint: SRA, oa moht
i1 NAL oen 9elieeten IeDen!"
uSie boben in Sbrem McooGon
9ctpi6 ein teures s(noenfcn, gltiotge
Srau?"
uSa. Cine Code bonn Saor met
mes Wannes."
u@6er ser 1T ood nod Sal"
"@aeroiuss. 9sur feline &aare
nidt."
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Deitt,uod, Sen /. saaaar 194f

fen, oie polIfommen beimatlos mar,
nno per5og ieinen Mino.
,5ie fonnen bier bleiben, MiB
Gallot", fagte er nit elmer beleioisen-
ben @leibgiiltigfeit in Ser Stimme.
sd babe Sbnen mein Saus ibo,,
Dor furaent angeboten. sssett bite id)
Sic iogar, at bleiben." Seine 5tim-
me flang babel ablolut nibt nab
gitte. .-
,,5ie iino iebr Iiebensmiiroig." sic
seiete ibre ipibe1t 3dbne.
ugieaeidt bite ib Sic aud in ben
n6eblten Sage,,-", ct brad ab nnb
brebte iid cine neue Cigarette.
bel ber Seititellung bes 0tor-
bers Sill Bottom bebilflib 5u iein, bas
,pollten Sic ood iosen, Sberiff?"
@r iab in ibre Augen, uno es fiel
ibm gum eriten Mal auf, boB lie elm
,penis idrde eeitelt tparen.
SD iperoe MIDI ielbitperitdnolid
fiir SSbre 2iebenstpiiroiefeit, MIDI bier
su bebaIten, erfenntlid aeieen'', fubr
fie fort. "9orf id mein @epad ber-
einbringen loien?'
lteber eating fom ein aebrenoes
@efiibl bon Nieoerlage uno Sieg a,,-
aleid). Ct ballte Sic 9Gnbe our 5ouit.
gsad)ber ieood, ols ct borauseiue
iiber cine lteile, enge ,lno ,inbequene
Sreppe bina,,f, um iie in bos fir iie
beitimmte 3immer 5u fiibren NOR
n,lr nod elm @efiibl bon enoeiiltigem
Gerloreniein in ibm. l1no in oielem
Mugenblid erfannte er, baB ser maB=
loie Sab, oen er eeger Mprno 8ent
beete, sor fein Sob tpar. aber ct
mari bieie @rfenntnis beijeite.
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13.

Smoof' modte quite @eidofte in
bieIem trodeuen, beiBen CONNER.
SSeben &beno NOR ieiu 2ofal eetronl-
melt boa. Drei Gage nod gonitoncc
Jallots anfunft, ont Sanstag, mar
es eeraoeau bedneitigeno bon. Samt-
Iide Silde tporen beiebt bon idtuot-
5enoen, ra,tdenoen nno trinfcnoen
MGnnern. Older Sobafsq,,alm fiiItc
ben Naun, uno Smoof bate alle
Sonoe bon au tun, ,,nt nit 9ilie iei.
mes 8arfeepers 8ertlano bie So ltc
5ufrieoenauitelen.
@s noren an 6ieIem Samstogs=
abeno iu S1noofs Geltallront 5iemlid
aue Mdnner aus Mortonbiu bertreten
Die GoIpboDs batten ibre Glide 5u~
iamnlengeiboben ln6 bodten nun
NIT allfgeltiiktelt Nr,nen oeripeeen Dor
ibren @lGiern. 9ie Sormer 1mo 3iid)-
ter, sic 8eiisenben bon MtortonbiQ,
faben ebenfalls beilannren. sic ioben
geipid)tig ,no Ibtper "a uno fiibrten
lanse 9teoen. Selblt Serrp Goulb
bofte nit ieinen beioen &anerooen
in elmer @de bibt neben ser Sir.
Die einaieen, Sic feblten, iparen 8en-
ianlin 8ent, 9fop 5ergon uno Sad
gaIting.
Nun, 8er,t fonnte. nidt fommen,
bariiber belt Iid nielnanb auf. Ser
tpar ia gut peripabrt i'm @eiGngnis.
CAB Sad Galting ourd ieinen inter,
eilanten .8eilld. perbinoert NOR, an
Mbenb a1s5ugeben, bas perltanoen
Die 0t1nner bon Mortonbin nit ei-
nem s6munaeln. aber, bab gfop
Gergon oraliben auf ser ber,pltni6e=
men Sarm ser Benmoores Itia un6
einiam boden blieb, SOS mar merf.
,piiroig. @atd)tin fano oas auf ieben
Soa gang auBeroroentlid merfluiir=
big, aber 0ifor tpioeriprob linn nit
feiner apniihen Stimme.
uMerftpiirbig, laelt 6u. Nun, SOS
fam ib nidt finoen. &op bat ieine
gilten @riinoe, 5lt Sauie 5u bleiben.
9febenbei geiagt bin itb frob, bab er
niht bier lit. 3unlal leute. oen'l leit
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~Satpobl, @leerta, ,,no er beiano
| iid san5 frieolib s,uiiben feiten 10.
ben 3aunen biater Serrp @oulos
Saus."
uMonn, iprib leiie". mabnte Sou-
| iton, aber Serrp @oulb idien bon nnb
aan5 nit ieiner 3eit,ne beidaftiet 5u
iein. @r nobm bon 3eit au 3eit cinen
Sblud aus ieinem 8bisfpelas nno
orcbte iid 5miidennnrb einmal cine
Cigarette.
9ln beu Siid)en Scr gotpbops mar
es einen sluaenblid lang itia. Ger-
itoblen idielten le in Die @de ncben
oer Sir. slber bonn ioete Suntp
Ieuf5eno: rad ia, es eibt bolt 10 al.
lerbano Ginge.'
l(no bieier foniid)c 2aut brodte
oie Goipbops iueocr 81 iid. gs ent.
brannte alcid oorouf ein Streit oor.
iiber, ob 8ils ricbtie 0eieben babe,
luo Oh ct iiberborpt iopiel Geritono
bobc, oeu @oul @locrta al fel,nen.
Ser er0Bte Sell scr GolpbopS iette
einen ,3peifeI in @iIs' ss1biofeiten.
9tbcr irQeno etpas blieb bod) 5uriid.
SSenu 8ils redt bate? Neun tot
iddlid) Serrp Goulo i'm 8eiit bon @l.
9erto mar, oieies Eierbes, bos ieit
Oem Moro ou oen beiben Yennloores
pcrl6rplnloen mar? 9ann allerbinn5
tpiiroe eating iid) etlpos idmerer tim.
Elotlid iponote lid &oneiop, Der
felt einiger 3eit idon itiu ecifpiceen
bottc, at g2ils.
u&ie eebt cs cioentIib 0tprna
8ent?' fragte cr.
u0tprno 8ent? 8ob, id bobs
lie nidt mebr gelcben, ieitbcn lie oie
Jorn perIoiien bot'', ontlportetc @irs.
.llno pie aebt es lcitoem bel euh u"
uNid)t beiier ols ionit.'
uSeib ibr frob, bob ibr &op Ser.
gou los ieio?"
u&ir batten nid5ts omsouIetcn on
Gop 5ereon."
uNl1t, fefoe1n CT out oer Een"
moore -&and lit, lit fhledt nit ibm
&iriden 5,t eiiem.'
uSSsn letter 3eit bot gang Morton.
bin cine i6ledte 2one", bobnte Sun.
tp. vGoiting lit oud) niht in roiioer
Stimnung, trob icines idi0crnoen
8eiudes gr idreit ben eon5en Sag.
oab oie 3a,'ne ipodcln."
ugr miro oeu @bisfp permiiicn. >Sn
ser letten3eit bot eating ionit jcocn
9lbeno hier aebodt @r ipor Suoofs
better Gait"
Sea, neinetweecn." Suntp fippte
iein @las bin,,nter. SD ipill nur
bofien, bob lein ifoner 8eIrd) ni6t
nebr lange bier blcibt.'
(5ortietung folet)
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