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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21

 tias made into garlands, strings of cranberries, red glass balls, then all white lights would be very festive in- deed, especially if complemented over the house with evergreen boughs tied with white ribbon and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21
GOOD REASONS
 FOR CHRISTMAS
Pleasure of Giving and Sharing with Others,
 Are Keynoters

What beautiful and happy things are associated with Christmas.
 holly and mistletoe. candies shining into the night eager happy children around the Christ mas tree crowds of merry shoppers family reunions and then the greater and bigger things joy in the heart and peace and good will toward ali men.
 How much of good has blessed the world through the spirit oi giving that Christmas awakers in the heart Since the Three Wise Men. led by the light of gleaming star, brought their gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh, and laid them at the feet of the Christ Child. men have been bring ing unnumbered gifts of love for the sake of the same Child
 Wherever the message of Christ mas has been heard ~. kindness, charity, giving, serving, have fol- lowed. How much of hope has been reawakened how much of faith rebcrn-by the gifts of Christ mas Something of magic seems to touch the smallest thing that is done for others at Christmas and how many of these gifts ot lnye thera are
 We only dimly can guess at their multitude and at the hours of happiness and joy they have brought to mankind through the ages But there is One who keeps count of them all . and One who came down to show us that the greatest happiness and peace comes to us-not through self indulgence or ease - but from giving and sharing with others.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21

iccptu tNsh d No
 gantly in swag gs over the tree and caught up with clusters of big gold Christmas balls strung to- gether. Light this tree with all gold lights. Repeat the theme of gold rib- bon swags and gold balls for ta- ble, mantel and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21
Old Christmas Is Best Despite
 Modern Trends
.EsERlW

Modernistic art and architecture are very fine. but an old-fashioned Christmas is still the best. Using the traditional colors of red and green as basis, the occasion can De brought up-to-date with pretty modern angels and worldly gnomes ,f plastic. tin and wood.
 Ideas for decorating the house re- quire forethought and planning. even though the job itself must wait for the final hours. Home decorators offer a few suggestions which will help homemakers to plan more at- tractive Christmas decorations.
 GOLD sTANDARD-Broad, gold Christmas ribbon will be the motif.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21

(b) c h a I'll e s Dickens, author of the Christ mas Carol.
 (c) Henry w. Longfellow, writ CT of Christmas poems.
 (d) st. Nicholas, originator of Sam ta Claus.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21
Star of the East

Star of the East, that long ago Brought wise men on their way Where, angels singing to and fro. The Child of Bethlehem lay Above that Syrian hill afar Thou shinest out. tonight, o Star! Star of the East. the night were
 drear
 But for the tender grace That with thy glory comes to cheer Earth's loneliest, darkest place, For by that charity we see Where there is hope for all and me. Star of the East, show us the way In wisdom undefiled To seek that manager out and lay Our gifts before the Child. To bring our hearts and after them Unto our King in Bethlehem!
 Eugene Field.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21
HARD TO ANSWER

Boy-Mamma!
 Tired Mother-What?
 Boy--When Santa Claus was a little boy. who. filled his stock ing?-tThe Country HomeJ
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21

LITTLE CHRISTMAS TREES
 They haven't yet invented the collapsible Christmas tree for the little flat, but the cedars and spruce grow more liliputian.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21

?. The notes aboue represent the first too bars of ioliat famous Christmas song?
 (a) 0 Little Town of Bethlehem. (b) Silent Night.
 (c) 0 Come All Ye Faithful. (d) It Came Upon the Midnight Clear.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21
Christmas Quiz

I. Astronomers say that the bright star seen the night ot Christ's birth was:
 ta) A huge meteor falling to the earth.
 (b) A large comet.
 (c) A phenomenon which cannot be scientifically explained.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21

5. # you tuanted to initate Santa Claus, hoW many reindeer would you use!
 (a) Eight
 (bJ Four.
 (c) Sir. .. (d) Twelpe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21
Answers to Christmas Quiz

l. fc) is correct.
 2. (b) is correct. 3. fd) is correct. {. bJ is correct. 5. fa) is correct.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21

Christmas ribbon will be the motif,
 looped extrava.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13
PATTERN 1874

A good PLAYMATE Tor an active
little pyke is this versatile STYLE
Marian Martin has DESIGNED pat
tern 1914 to serve as both = iumnor
outfit and a sun-dress The simn]c
papelled lines are ou~ick-as-a-flash
to cut and sew with the accom-
panvjnp Sew Chart ON band ro,
dependab)e advice See how. ,ho
pointed strans hutton over to tho
'front.' The o~nt;on,1 noclyats are
handy for c~,rrv;no b.nties and
nonn;es vow ,Diobt u,e ,ic-rac ~,
r,1fflo tri, A hIa,,,a !, ;,a1,aod
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13
UmsteadO utsmartsO Opposition
On School Board Amendment

o. Il comptroller. Instead it lodged
tins power III "approval" in the
hands OF the governor as director
of the budget"
mat change strengthens the tigh:
hold already in the governors handa
on the new board Of education which
Will be set up ii a popular votc gives
approval to the constitutional amend
ment TO be submitted.
Under the bill the governor APP
points a member for each congress-
ional district, giving him the selec-
ton Of twelve Of the boards fifteen
memberS-the other three being the
lieutenant governor, the state treas
urel and the superintendent Of puo.
lc inStruction-all Of whom ar
elected by the people.
As an issue in the current General
Assembly this matter Of reorganiz-
ing the board Of education has been
one OF the most controversial of tn"
session. Ever since the first bill wa
introduced there has been a grea,
deal OF discussion and debate. The
PRIME question at issue has been
throughout the matter of lodging au-
tEority oVer school money in tn.
hands OF the superintendent of pub
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13
Jr. High PIT. A.
Hears DR.. Gregg

The PIT. y. of the .Jumi,, biol
Scil"oi met at the school WedncSda,
afternoon with Mrs. CLYDE l.. Finc6
president. presiding. The meeting
vas opened with a song. followed n,
deNotlons conducted by Rev
Frank Apple, of the Conversational
Christian church.
The business session consisted -,
The routine business with rannrt
from tht various committees. \ ON
iiiIilct Was appointed To Investleai,
'le possibility Of d tonsIl clinic +,
take the place of u dental clinic pre-
Nlou>ly planned.
The speaker of the afternoon wa
~. ~. u. Gregg. of the health de
pertinent. He discussed the
tCnSII clinic and expressed the op-
llIon that it would be of value t,
q number of pupils in the Junior higf
school. He also gave some ~inturestlnl
statistics showing the marked de.
crease IN the State death rate from
certain widespread diseases. A forum
followed with DR.. Gregg anSHr .nor
questions concerning the health e.
school children.
The slate of officers tor next veal
was presented and the following
were elected: Mrs. Walter Aston.
II esident; A. c. Hoover, Vlcc-prcsI-
Gent: Mrs. B. H. Perry. secretary.
and Mrs. +. b. Robards. treasurer
Mrs. Finch read the presidents mes
sage for the month, and the meeting
was adjourned.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13
Drewry News
BY MRS. BARKER WATKINS.

Mr.. and Mrs, II, Il. Johnson anc
daughter and son, Peggy Anne 'ant
Fritz. Of Durham, spent Sunday Wit
Nr. and Mrs. Ben Oakley, at then
one IN DrcWry.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Ray Williams ant
On, Ray, Jr.. of Greensboro. spent
Sunday with Mr., and Mrs. N. l.. vii
Jams.
Mr., and Mrs. L. f. Hicks, Jr.. o
Henderson,. visited Mr.. and Mrs. S
) Oakley Sunday.
Miss Virginia Tucker, of Towns.
vile, was the guest Of Miss Louise
A'''iamS Wednesday night,
Mrs. Lucy Robinson and Mrs. Rob.
NJ Paschall spent Tuesday Afternoon
With Mrs. S. B. Watkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Williams, OF
Oxford, Mrs. Leila Hayes and Ms,
.1anett Hayes, Of Henderson. spen,
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. n. l.. VIII
! tmS.
tllandS Will regret to learn that
ms. Ben Oakley is sick with flu
her home in DreWly.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13
In Atlanta.

Miss 7''mie Lee Bridgers has gon,
ia Atlanta, Ga, where she is visit
ng her aunt, Mrs. Eugene l.. Daniei
md family. While there she is taking
a special us in flower arrange
IpntS tor Easter.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13
From St. Mary'S.

Miss Lucille White, a student at
St. Mary's school, Raleigh, has an
r,ed home to spend the spring holi-
Gavs with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert White.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13
Guest Here.

l.. Palmer Brown, 3rd, reprc>cn-
tstrvc Of the Carolina Bagging Go. Al
Memphis, Tenn, IS spending a few
days in the city with S. S. Parham
an Chestnut street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13
Visits III Florida

Mrs. {. S. Brewer Is spending some
time m Pensacola. Florida, where
she is visiting her son and daughter
ir-IaW. 1t. and Mrs. William +.
RrpNlY
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13

The parcnt-Tcachcr Association of
Henderson high school will sponsor
an adult dance in the gymnasium
Friday evening from 8 until -
o'clock. it is announced.
Tickets are now on sale, the pro-
cccds to be used for the student loan
fund.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13
Methodist Choir.

The senior Choir Of the FIRST
Methodist church will practice to-
night At 80 o'clock at the church.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13
Visits Mrs. Holloway.

Miss Ann Maytield. of Norlina.
spent last Weekend with Mrs. Ed
yard Holloway, near MiddlcDurg.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13
Choir Practice.

The Presbyterian choir Will prac-
tIce 1T 1870 o'clock tonight at the
lone of Mrs. J.. b. Martini, ON
Granite street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13
CONGRATULATIONS
&&&A@z
4 son

Nj and Mrs. Benjamin G.. Marks
announce the birth cf an eight pound
son. Benjamin c., Jr. on March 6.
1917. Mother and son are doing
very nicely at their home in West
Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13
SOCIETY NEWS
Sunday Visitors.

Nr and Mrs. J. w. Maylicld. Jr
visited Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Holloway
sunday evening.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13
PAGE FIVE

seems that those opposed TO such
grant OF power arc going 10 Uc the
ultimate winners
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13

nc instruction Any proposal giving
hlm ms control has been bitterly
fought at every turn. and il nov
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13
Wife P~reservers

Rub stuffed green peppers with olive
OIL before putting them in the oven 10
bake, This prevents them from turning
brown.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-13
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
BY HENRY AVECILL

raleigh, March l3.-JOhn UNI
stead. Orange %couuty'S gilt 10 the
House, Is getting very general credit
here tor completely outsmarting the
pack i'll the really pretty legislative
tight over submission OF a Constitu-
tonal amendment setting up a new
state board Of education.
He didn't get all he wanted in the
matter; but in the Windup he did get
adopted by the House the principal
amendment he desired All the talk
IS hat he accomplished his ends
largely by the strategy OF passing his
pet amendment on to somebody else
and having it introduced under the
authorship OF Clarence Stone OF
Rockingham rather than in his own
right and title.
The change made in the bill ds
passed by the Senate struck out tho
provision giving the state supcrin-
lendcnt of public instruction d prac-
teal veto power OVeT selection Of q
comptroller to have charge of al,
school finances.
Umstead was bitterly opposed t.
this clause. He cOntended vigorously
III committee that 1t would make tn
school superintendent 4 sort of po-
lltlcal dictator Of the state. He ncar-
~ convinced the group OF the COZ
loctneSS Oh his position, but wen
italy lot on d e 10 ) vote after once
N.nning by that same score.
The committee fight made the
Orange representative d marked man
by the opposition. The word was
PASSED along that any amendment Of
icred by Umstead must be beaten al
ali costs. Arch Allen, chairman OF
the committee on education, and
forces lay grimly in wait to knife
any Umstcad amendment.
So when the time came Tuesday
for the Houses most interesting floo1
fight Of the session, the representa-
tive from Orange sent up an amend
mcnt making the superintendent OF
public instruction an appointivt
rather than an elective officer, anG
making the whole board OF educa-
ton setup Il matter Tor Legislative
discretion.
There is no reason to believe MI.
UmStead had any idea this amend
ment could or would be adopted-ht
didn't Ven offer it in committee
Anyhow, it vas beaten as The OPP
position ~gleefully hoped on ;he
Gentleman from Orange.
Thereafter the Stone amendment
was adopted on a standing vote. 5,
to Al.
This was really the amendment
most desired by Umstcad. 1t took
from the state superintendent Of pub
lie instruction the right to 'approvc"
selection by the board Of cducatlosi
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vo~u nagaridea Gteppe
sic ilidlte frompfhaft nad aleid-

Gr gab ibr auf ale 5ragen itbel
9aumfultur, SSagolides uno iiber bi'
@reu5cn BON 9elat 2eretB bereitipil
Zig slnsfunft. y
9ann iparen lie ba.
Grifa itie6 einen la,tten Guf bes
Gnt5iidens aus.
sluf griiuer 2idtung. .ipie eil
ounfler See, 10 1tia unb grim, ool
id)luar5em @ale, eas ionnengolollm
Hirrte Saus. Steinballnitraoen mi
GaIen. .6dluten 1lno smoretter
llno iiberall iiber Senlter lmo 5iirer
sic ipielenoen Sbn0rfellinien, bie oeu
Stein meiIterten, ais tudre es ga,
niht Stein.
Die boben, eroBen GeuIter iparel
tpeit offen.
Sriebrib Itano i'm Geltibitl, nabn
bie 6linte, oen SUIT uno oie 9ede nnl
trug iie fort.
Sa bot er ibr ldbelno oen Mrm
lnlo fiibrte iie IN oeu ipeibgoloenei
Saal, in bent Ger Gid geoedt ma
nit 8l1men baraltf imo iiber ben
sic pra1tpoIlen Seden fresten lid
auftaten.
Sic ipraden iueniger als ionIt
ipabreno Srieori6 ierpierte lal>
Hbcimuein in Sen Homern funfelte
grifa perianf in Sbauen unO et
in @eoahfen. Dann iagte er:
uSSd m0dte iekt auf oie ssSaso se,
ben. Sdau Sir ales on. es miro
bi6 i,ttereiiieren. SIM blauen 3imnler
bangt oas Eortrdt ser Maria SsSlona
sic oii 10 idon finbelt. Sic bat ibrt
8itipen5eit bier perlebt, ipie bas Su
bertnsldloB ia iiberbaupt eisentlid
mebr @ihpenlit als SasbihloB mar
auf @ieoerieben, @rifa! @ir trinfet
bier I'M fiinf llbr nod oen See. =.
unb iine I'm, abt ltbr pieSer suriif.
&ariln bate ct bas nnr geIagt
@r mubte es ielbft nidt. Sic batt'
einen 10 frasenben 9lid sebabt
SblieBlih iuare es ood sleid, Oh fl
in 9elat 9eretB miteinanoer auein lua
rem ODER bier. .nein, es mar ood
nidt gleid .er fannte Sic Stin.
mung bes Salties bier.
n6rieorihr'
uSSalpobL Serr 8aron bier BIZ
id."
Bring meinen Sut una mein
Glinte!'
.8eiomannsbeit!" faste 5riebrid
nit better Stimne.
Da brebte iib Der a1te uu.
,@eiomannsbanf!"
0as bate gefllnsen. . gepreb
uno gliidlid), mie eiuer faIt fein &e
bet iaaen f0nnt.
ltnten at oer SerraNe itans eli
Sagerburid.
| @r iuar nod iebr jung. er itan
ltramn, tpie Der Site Die 9reppeI
berunterfam.
u3ie beiBt ou9"
| ,,Steian.'
$50, ,lueiBt ou, TOO Der Bod Itebt?
,,eSu. -"
.6iibr nlidl SIT es ueit2"
,,NeiL Ieitlih bom Iteinern &rell
ipebIelt er in ben @alb."
Sic ginaen. grifa iab ibnen mad
| 8ie CT aufrebt gins!
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10, itatt baB id sir. !"
upas mir2' fubr er auf, uia,
he'll ou midi ais elenoen, binfaaiaen
&erl seieben bait, glaltbIt bu, bob id
ntein Seben lang benrtttert merben
ntlG, pie ein Edppelfino."
Sic eridrat Dor ieinem 9lid.
,,Mein, Snfel, 10 babe id bas ia
nid)t senteint." ltno fe iuar nabe am
Weiuen.
Da fa6te er tportlos rad ibrer
Sauo nne 5eg iie, nit bieier @elte
9er5eiblmg bittene, an Die 2ippen.
Donu 5itterte ibr Ser5 in abnuns
une Sdredeu. ..-.. ......
60 mar oas idone gerbaltnis bon
friiber eots ltno gar eeltort.
SSSn elmer idlafloien Nadt fagte 1id
2aios, bier fann es nid)t Iein. Sier
erinnert alles an mein Glter, at mci-
ne 9ranfbeit in meinem @obn5immer
nit eem 3raufenltitbl, im Saal, ourb
oen id mid falm ihleppen fonnte,
int 8arf, lpo tie MIDI oie erite 3eit am
Arm gefiibrt Fat. Sier nero id ME
5u ibr lpreden, '1lie.
60 bate ct befoblen, bas @uber>
tusidloB ber5urid)ten.
sic bate es nod nid)t geieben.
Dortbiu ipollte er iie fiibren.
sc miro iie ent3iiden, iie 1iebte ia
ben @olb 10 l,nb ite liebte allb bas
Nofofo, bate iie einnal geIagt.
Or piiroe feline 5linte mitnebmen.
Bieaeid)t fonnte er bod auf ben
9od seben, ODER iuenigItens cine
Sol5taltbe ihieBen ober einen Sabibt
uuo oaun ibr oieIe erite sagobeute
81 ssiiBen leeen.
Sic iuiirbe eann tpiIlen, bab er
nod fein alter arallterer tuar, lonsern
baB er MIR 80.
60 bad)te er fort ltnb malte es iih
aus, iuie es iei,t piiroe.
@r fii5lte iein Sers eri6redenb
i,t,,s, oaB ibn wieoer oas boie 2aden
antam.
@te elm bl0oliuuig berliebter Str-
bent!
gBenn lie ibu nun fiir perriidt
bielte
am DsnuerstasI bate er 5rie6-
rid, befoblen.
Ger Douuerstag fam naber unb
maber. Damn tuar ct ga.
Sn aaer 5riib fubr ein 8aeen NIT
Rsrbeu ourh bas riidtpdrtige 8arf-
tor oie @aloltraBe binalts.
Tim s.uolf lt9r itaHa Der 8iftcria
bereit.
sSu einem belleu Somuerfleio fam
goa Die Sreitreppe berab. Bie Idon
iie tuarl
Sein &er5 id(us toie elm Samuer.
gs benabm ibm Sen Mtem.
SD babe bid bod nidt iparten
Iaileu, Sufel?"
CT bot ibr Ole @auo 5l1u einiteisen.
,auf cine 9alue 5ll iuarten bal
nod feinetu 8apalier cur ltnebre &C.
rei6t."
@r Iekte li1 neben iie llnb nabn1
bic ssliute int Sittteral 5luiIhen feline
4nie. 49,.
Sic iab ibn s,lm eritennal in Saso'
bres. gs ltano ibut fautos. sic iueate
sftnas Neffps fi1ueu. aber eiue NuaI
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Die groBen 5liigeltiiren 0ffneten
liid lantlos ilnter oem leidten Druid
| ibrer Saito nno idIollen iid tnieoer.
Die Come Ieste allen eolbenert
@lan5 binein III oie 3inmer, Die tpeiB-
GOLDEN ober ieioengeblllnlt iparen pie
I'M MdrOen nit fleinen Glfenbeinfi-
guren auf ipiegelnben Rolitlren l,nb
8eltbiilen, oie allf eoloenen @ano-
tiiben itanben nno beren 3eiger BORT
iteben geblicben iuareu, tpo cine gliid-
lihe ober ihmer5bafte Strnae in Die
eipigfeit geromen, ienen, Die bieIer
Stnnoe 1tabgefolst pareu, in oieielbe
@lpigfeit.
Sligo. ]. .badte ite.
sic 6aebte es nidt eigentlid.
@s 1tano nur. in ibr, pie elm @e-
ipltBtiein iiber Naun ,tno 3eit itebt,
uno bas mar idon 10, felt iie ibm oa-
mails altf Ser sreppe besegnet mar.
gs ,oar nibt mebr fortgegangen
aus ibr. -.
I, Sic bahte alib nidt ionoerlib an
Sic @efabr, in Ger er mar.
@s mar ibr n,ir 10 tuie eiu ltn=
perlierbares, oas 5u ibr geborte.
3iiga. d.. ).
Sann nabm iie ein 8ltd, bas auf
einem 2ilb6en lag. Sic iekte iib an
oas 5eniter. es mar elm. sartes, in
oiihes Mdrben ltno lie las ftia uuo
nabm es in iid auf.
sic Datten nidts poneinanber ge>
lpuBt, Ser 8rins 1no Ole Yrin5eliin,
lnb batten bod aueinallber sefllnDen,
1T ibren Srullmen. lit ibrel1 Ser
sen. . in ibrem 2eben.
, 3liga -. sss.
ga frabte eiu Sdub. s.
Sic legte bas 9ud bin 1,no lief
binaus ouf oie gerralie. @enn- ct
nur @eionannsbeil eebabt bat! Sic
wiiroe iid) 10 frenett.
5rieorid fam berbei. @s trieb i'm
ieine Sre,,se. Babrbaftig, er bate
9r1nenin aen ausen. Der alte. Dann
ma6te er iid 5u idaffen, oaB man
es nidt nerfen iollte. s>-
rSSest bat er i'm, oct Serr 9aron!'
lagte er nah eilier @eile.
,,@lauben sic, ssrieorid?"
,8enn ser Serr 9aron idieBt, it's
ein 9lattidub. = -.
@r brad ein paar 5ibtenaite uno
leste iie auf ser aerraiie am 8ooen
nieoer.
@rifa flopfte. oas Ser5.
9ead elmer 0iertelltunoe fanen lie.
Stefan trus Sen Bod iiber ser Shul-
ter.
2anslam itieg 2aios Die in sra5io-
lee Sdwingung auslaufen6en Stufen
5ur 9erraile empor.
Stefan leste Den Bed auf oie Gid-
ten5Weise. . ~
uDa: -" Iaste 2aios gliidlid
,,nb feline Iusen blisten bed.
grifa fniete nieoer ltne ergriff 6as
@e,peib. l
Gin sedier, Snfell . td sra.
tuliere 6irp' -
sic iprans iuieoer auf uno ladte
i'm froblib at. ~.
/ ,,8iIt bu milo 2"
CT run5elte Die Stiru. s..,~
,@egen bieiem ba? gBir loareu
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ssittlysxi, sea p. assiI 1871

60 bate er nod eine @alsenfrift.
grifa pldnoerte, aber lie ipar be-
fangen. @armin ipar er nidDt frob-
lid? gr fhien 10 allfgerest.
Wahoem iie eetrllnfen, fdob er
feline gaiie BON iid. ST griff rneha-
MIDI nad benz Stod, Der nod inliner
banoredt neben ieinem St1bl itans.
aber er lieB i'm pieoer 5l,riidfal-
len, tuie CT iib erbob. Ser 5tod
rittidte uno fiel 81 8oben.
@rifa iprans ailf llno fteute ibu
in cine gfe.
Ct batte Sic Sanoe altf 6em Miif-
fen ltno ging allf nno ab. 3lpeinal
iebte er gum Sprebeu on uno ltodte
ipieoer. Damn blieb er nit eineiH
Stud bor ibr lteben. Sic lebnte ait
ser 8ano llnb iab ibn angftpoa au.
SD babe 8idtiges nit Dir su be-
Ipre6en, Grifa!"
@r nabm leinen Gang bon Neltent
auf.
.Sor mir rubis 5u! Sd babe in
Der Iekten 3eit piel iiber beine 3n.
fltnft seoadt. 8enn id einnlal lter.
be...~.'
,Snfelp'
u@em id einnal Iterbe, fallt oas
Sioeifoml,iB an meillen. gtabfol-
ger. @benio, laut QausgeIes oas
8anfpernogen, aus einerabIolatt nei.
fen @rludgl1ng, oaB elmer nit einem
SibeifomntiB iid altfbangen fatat,
tuenn er nidt @elo genls oa5u bat.
Oh baIt feinen Meniben al1f Ser gSelt
als mid 80. .lino sic alte Eante. -.
tuie beiBt iie2.. Olga. /. ]. Ole ielber
nidts at nagen ltno SIT beiBen bat"
,aber Snfel, ih bin bod bel Dir"
gr lpuroe nerpos.
-u8u ioaIt mid anboren, erifa! Sd
bin bitrd bid ein anoerer Melid &c.
porben, innerlid uno 1llbarlid). SD
mia sir feline 2iebeserflaruueen ma-
den, oaB bu nidt iiber Den alten STAR
rem la6en ioIlit aber bu iolIt aid
nid)t elaltben, baB es 9anfbarfeit al
lein iIt, -oaB i6 Dir iase une bid
frage.
@r blieb iteben. Seine 8rltIt bebnte
iih frampfbaft. Sein @elidt par
erIbrecfeno blas uno in ieinen MuseH
lpar es iuie Elm fernes @etterlenhten.
v@iaIt ou meille. Grau tuer.
ben 2n .<.-
Sic iab i'm Itarr an.
Sbre. 2ippen idIoilen fid felt auf-
chamber.
Seine Stimme ienfte iid, etsuas.
rals ielhe biIt DIT fir bein gauges
2eben eeiidert Ber ,peiB, mas fom-
n,eu miro. 9u ioait nid)t einHai,
lpenn id tot bit, BET irseno einem
8anfier ais 9ausbdlteria ODER Der.
sleibeu, als ainoerfraulein bei elmer
Mamlea, einer reiden. Grifai
9eimm mir bieie Gorge ab. neil
gu mir 10 piel seuoroen bilt. neil
id Did :. .l,no ou ipirit es sefiiblt
baben. !. !. Die leste 3eit. q. . .tpenn id
altd nob irlt,er Elm efelbafter
8rlmntbdr bin. y
M4s iie nod imnter nidt iprad,
liaste CT raid:
rgielleid)t lit es nrr fiir eiit paar
Sabre. .oanu fonnmt Der 3liga. ...
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