davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15
Entertains
Bride-Elect
Miss lehman Honon Miss
EnsIsy tuesday Evening

Miss Marjorie lehman was
hostess at a miscellaneous
shower complimenting Miss
Grace Lillian Ensley, Tues
day, Aug. ~. The hostess
was assisted by her mother,
Mrs. r. d. Richardson.
Miss lehman will be maid
of honor for Miss Ensley
when she marries Mr.. Donald
Sherrod on Aug. Is in the
First United Presbyterian
church.
The evening was spent playing
ramea with favors going to Grace
Ensley, Hilma Rodstrom. Helen
Hickey. Marjorie wehunt, and
Hazel jackson.
A pink and white motif was
carried out throughout the house
with gladioli and sweetpeas. A
late supper was served. The table,
with a white linen cloth. was at
tractiveiy decorated with shallow
bowls at either end with lighted
pink and white candle lilies.
Following the supper, Miss Ems
lev was presented with many gifts.
Among those attending were
two recent brides. the Mesdames
Eugene p. wehunt marjorie Traf-
ford) and Wayne p. Spanton
MARY Pierce). The Misses Grace
Ensley, Helen Hickey twho is to
be the bridesmaid. Betty Boje.
Hazel jackson. Hilma Rodstrom.
and Bonnie Hickey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15
Society TO Meet
thursday Evening

Members of the Martha Mary
society Of Olivet Lutheran church
will meet at 3 o'clock Thursday
evening at the church. So. 18th
and X SITS. Mr.. Anton Bernstein
will play and sing. Mrs. Carl
Holland will be chairman for the
evening
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15
Memory Club 70 Have
Picnic AUGUST 20

Members Of the South Tacoma
Memory club will meet for =
picnic Wednesday. August 20, al
Point Defiance park. informa-
ton on details of the affair may
be obtained through Mrs. Fred
Foy. Ca. 1886. and Mrs. A. G.
Pryor. Ga 74s4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15
Mrs. McCort 10 Entertain
Midland w. G. 7. v.

Midland W c. T. u. VIII meet
for picnic luncheon at the home
of Mrs. Blanche McCort. Members
and friends are invited to bring
their picnic lunches and join in
the / o'clock garden luncheon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15
Picnic Supper At Dash Point
Planned for Zonta Club

Members of Tacoma Zonta club
will be entertained by Mrs. Max
Olsen, Mrs. Mildred Geer and Miss
Myrtle Peile with picnic supper
IT the Dash Point home of the
Olsens at $50 Friday evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15
Announce Birth Of
Son Auo. B

A son. Alexis Theodore Daun,
was born Aug. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert J. Daun at the Tacoma
hospital. Grandparents of the lit
tie boy are Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Daun of winona. MINI. and Mrs.
Ellen johnson of Tacoma. Great
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J.
T. johnson of Tacoma. Mr.. and
Mrs Peterson Of Redwing. MINI.
and Mrs. Betty Holmquist of swe-
den.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15
Mrs. Bunker
In Tacoma

Mrs. A l.. Bunker WAS mis-
takenly reported accompanying
her daughter. Mrs. Hugh Thomp-
son. on her return TO New York.
Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15
Relief Corps Meets
Fridav for Luncheon

Mrs. Ansbell Rankin Will De
hostess at the Friday potluck
luncheon Of Phil Sheridan Relief
corps in the state srmory. Mrs.
Anna Bradley will assist Twelve
thirty luncheon will be followed
by 100 business meeting which
Mrs. Carl Mentzer will conduct.
Plans will he made for a home
coming birthday luncheon Sept. 5.
with Mrs. George Palmer as chair
man.
Carpenters auxiliary will meet
at 7:3o Thursday evening in Car
penters' hall for an initiation.
Mrs. Albert Berger will preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15

7 h E engagement Of
Miss Florence Junette
Rice TO MI. Raymond }.
Teon1on wos announced
OF O meeting of the Debs'
club eorly this week. Mss
Rice IS the daughter Of
Mr.. ond Mrs. J. @. Rice,
ond Mr.. Raymond J. Yeo-
man IS the son OF Mr.. ond
Mrs. Y. B. Yeomon OF
OIvnpio
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15

Your Postmaster can tell you
how TO invest in u. S. Defense
Bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Added Storage Space

THE PHOTOGRAPH this page gives you idea Of what
the modern shown The bureau dresser
smaller used, each not only
added length but also added storage space.
arrangement small bedroom used by people
would untold convenience.
You VIII notice that the pieces arc the height and
designed together The hangs the bureau and
poporoned good scale with without the smaller
Another arrangement which finding favor space
permits ful-size bureaus and
beauty the small that
Is needed with the bureau will fit in small
else n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Your Individud HOROSCOPE
b. and Find WIN Ior OnlLooL La Accordlna NJ NE

JULY 20 TO AUG. p
Leo - Whatever the import
ance Of your position, on the
seeming unimportance. Of IL, you
are headed for success IN some
measure now.
AUG. % TO SEPT. -
Virgo - You should be en-
thusiastic, acquisitiye and happy
in your work or other activities.
This rs a responsive time for
mental and physical progress.
SEPT. p TO OCT. %
Libro-This a. m. especially
sponsors artistic lines of en-
deavor but a vises strongly
against persons OF schemes Of
unpatrintic or InsaVory- eharac-
ter. After 3 p. m. most friendly
as poets for business and indus
try In general and for gains
IN your particular work.
OCT. % TO NOV. 20
Sc0rpio--Preparations for ex-
tenslye operations, investiga-
tions, conferences and discus
sions particularly advised. In
dustrial and manufacturing lines
and financial transactions under
energetic influences. You can
get ahead If you try.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Jewels From Round The World
Featured in Local Exhibit
BY JANE MOWERS

OUT OF This world Of pots
and pans Unto the kingdom Of
Arabian Nights and Don Quix-
otes We 60. via a breath-taking
---1re4'---eAl+h.t hold.nG- forth at
a local store
This collection OF gems from
every corner Of our round old
world almost puts the Northern
Lights 10 shame
You sec. the charming and
petite Madame Sabine Blumberg
she prefers 20 be dubbed Just
Sabine) put her vast knowledge
Of archaeology and history 20
work Through Asia. Europe.
The Americas she wandered.
gathering famed and unique
levels as she went.
Historical
Every piece has a history Of
romance or plumber, a tale of
hearts broken or blood and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
All Space Counts

A CONVENIENT bookshelf built into the the
bedtime books Telephone and
This the growing tendency toward
making every inch 81 space count
What over The head OF the bed is question often asked
which well answered by nedum-sized Of
subjects together prints
white frames with white repeating the Of white in
the curtains
bedspread blue pick up blue
pictures bureau height
small between the usual lower bureau and
the higher chest.
This having drawers instead three could
easily shared by people with dressing
table for her small Like Of furniture,
whether modern traditional pieces kept light
{ %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Dual Pieces Popular

pair used bedside tables each
dual purpose Instead Of
table small drawer shelf need Of
small bedside
three good drawers socks handkerche and
takes NJ than table
Erthennre Like these easily moved for clean
and form combinations Il different
They particularly useful living roomdinng
pieces could be combination
To-day there open stock furniture there has been
china OF design be used together
different rooms and for different functions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Making the Most of Your Home
DuaI-Purpose Furniture
Ideal for Small Rooms
\ BY HELEN KoUEs
NatlOpslly Known Authority

OF COURSE functohsism is nothing in furniture. All
furniture all through the has been functional beds
made sleep chairs tables FROM chests and
cabinets hold personal and household articles, and
however world and his wife living smaller
and smaller houses and piece of furniture must
functions
This need combined with Yankee ingenuity producing
tendency which we'll worth considering buy
ing furniture
our American designers are very quick
adapt the idea traditional well modern
furniture.
big furniture markets which took place early in the
Summer there interesting themselves
well as interesting combinations of unit pieces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
BY Frances Drake

DEC. eB TO JAN. Fl
Capricorn - You should have
no quarrel with this friendly
day An excellent period for
blending the idealistic and crea-
tive with practicality. Healthy
rev trys, regular routine and
familiar matters favored alike.
JAN. - 70 FEB. 20
Aqa0ri4s-Can be an oppor-
tune favorable day r. you exer-
else intelligent moderation. Don't
slip into a doubtful frame Of
mind.
FEB. pr 10 MARCH 20
Pisces - Many benefic influ-
ences but keen thinking and per-
sistent effort will be necessary.
A child born on this day:
Quick and sound Of thought and
action, truly generous and SYM
pathetic at the right time. Will
cut red tape and useless details
% get 20 the urgent issues. Fond
of home and family. Especially
suited to teaching, law, acting,
managing Institutions, dealing in
farm products, live stock. Should
be generally successful. Control
the temper.
Copyright isti. King Features synd., Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Look in tho Section
for Tuesday, October u
MARCH Fl TO arm 20

VI AftiFfi ~ ~ ~ ~ = -rF
ARIES Fine day for establish
ing new business and new cons
nections on a sound basis, for
cementing friendships and being
Fundamentally cooperative in
undertakings for your own and
your country's welfare.
APRIL 2f TO MAY 20
Taurus Very favorable
aspects for employment, sound
investments, sales, buying, trad
ing, collections and gains IN USE
full lines Of trade and profess
sions. a period for personal
advancement.
NAY 2f TO JUNE 2f
GemiHi-W lille your planetary
indications favor gains in in
dustrial matters, artistic and
professional pursui It's, and
achievement through hard work,
you are advised to be especially
cautious in money transactions.
JUNE p TO july %
Cdncer-You can create new
advantages and greater good
viii by exploiting honestly your
fine talents. keen intuition and
general capability.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
SECS Suits
s16sS Suits
s14s5 Suits
1925 Suits
s19sS Dresses
s16s5 Dresses
s14ss Dresses
s12s' Dresses
THE SUITS

The very newest mses versions Sports Tailored and Oreneer
Suits Stunning New Psds Glen Psds fine Tweeds Solid
Seemingly Intending Selection Beautifully tailored With novel
pocket and button treatments and smsy detailed throughout
Everyone a res value
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

~ isti. king Features synd., Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
NOV. eg TO DEC. "

SiNtiqrw Excellent for
both finishing incompIeted Mat
tiers on starting new projects.
Expand; make Improvements; 90
after bigger orders. new busi-
ness, Be discriminate m spend
ing. not wasteful Private ar
fairs also sponsored
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

~ BOu can WPGr "a Junior Size
mp 10 I9-Ihis ~ ~ real lucky
sale for yOH.
KiiHe'I SIXTH Floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

thunder. For instance, there's
n Japanese warriors eye-gouger
a formidable piece Of rough cut
silver that might well grace the
hand Of a hostess.
We found Sabine unpacking
her bag OF tricks and thoroughly
agreed when she said It's Just
like opening a pirates treasure
chest Trays upon trays Of
glitter and gold suddenly be-
came an eyeful Of bracelets,
earrings, necklaces. pendants,
brooches and charms.
stop" gasped bewildered
audience when a trayful Of gar
nets came 10 light Ny good
ness. what an array! We who
have yet 10 make our first mil
lion get A big kick out Of these
sparkling red stones that en-
nance a host OF colorS and
costumes.
Lucky Stone
The garnet is a lucky stone
lis said. and we can take plenty
OF help in that line. To make
good fortune double. there's a
garnet charm bracelet with six
trinkets namely a heart locket
buWknot, cross. basket diamond
and a fan that Sally Rand de-
SireS Each came from dir
fcrent part Of Europe
Handed down from English
nobility was court set Of all
monde garnets. so pink they're
very like amethysts, and how
they sparkle.
For Scholar
Three linking buttons the size
81 half-dollars and covered with
minute garnets conceal a charo-
laine watch and pin. Boasts
earrings 10 match. too
For the scholarly daughter
bracelet Of canoes. portraylng
Caesar. Marcus AurcliuS. Virgil
and Dante. carved from shaded
volcanic stone. comes straight
from old Rome.
One lavaliere is minute
knight on horse with a ST. Geor-
gIan dragon in tow. II shouts
a Chinese background with its
precise enamehng and dull silver.
Whether Ur not your pockets
are jingling with spending
money. you'll absorb an educa-
ton in history and the crafts
with a brief inspection tour
through Sabine's GALAXY
Sabine viii be IN town during
this week 10 explain the lore
behind these heirlooms IF YES
ierdaY and tomorrow For fur
Their information. call Cherry
$500, Lire 347.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

South American coors in grosgran ribbon make aa
landings a black crepe dress MABLE PRESTON likes
the vivid red green blue and yellow wide skirt
and drop shoulders. For shopping information, please
telephone Joan Dean, Detroit Times Cherry $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
THE DRESSES

Sports 0rey Dresses Date Dresses School Business and After
Dresses Every Adorable style imaginable Dresses With
Jackets vopeee Dresses Pspns ToTonsd and Torso Dresses
Rsyon Cepe Woods Veve'sens Cashmere Jerseys end
bnsiions. Black and Every Smart New Color
Evening star., 1941-04-09
PLANNING
Continued From Page B-1.

out of principal centers of interest
along the way, the inside location
will prove as serviceable, if not more
80. than the city-to-city location"
River pollution in the region comes
In for attention, with this COM
ment:
THE James River-Hampton Roads
area still finds this major problem
Health, navigation and wildlife in
terests are all affected Virginia
cities on Hampton Roads now are
taking steps TO install sewage dis
posal plants.
AN interstate compact between
the States of Maryland, Virginia,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia for
consideration of the water problems
of the Potomac, particularly pollu-
ton, has long been discussed and is
about to be consummated."
The report cites the proposed
city-to-city highway between Wash
ington and Baltimore as urgently
needed" 1t also recommends con-
structing Of a similar road between
Washington and Annapolis. explain
ing that "the very considerable
recreational traffic between these
cities warrants integration of this
highway with existing and proposed
park and forest reserves" as out
lined in the Baltimore Washington
Annapolis area plan.
Many of the existing highways
need to be moderniZed, the report
continues. Relief highways must
be constructed to supplement or
take the place of the more over
crowded and the more obsolete of
the existing roads; and all major
highways need protection against
the uncontrolled development and
use Of abutting frontage. such as
Is to be achieved through coming,
the establishment of setback build
Evening star., 1941-04-09

ing lines, and the regulation of land
subdivision activities"
Attention also is called to need
for improvement of channels leading
to smaller harbors on the lower
reaches of the Potomac, as we'll as
along the Virginia. Maryland and
North Carolina coast.
Some of the conditions pointed out
in the report were explained to be
under study at present by State and
Evening star., 1941-04-09

can become indispensable units in
advising those engaged in the ad-
ministration of the public business,
whether Federal, State or local.
Only such co-ordinated planning
geared into the administrative struc-
ture at all levels of government,
will bring wise and efficient develop
ment of this crowded strategic and
industrial Middle Atlantic region"
The chairman of the National Re-
Evening star., 1941-04-09

local planning boards. Among these
are the National Capital Park and
Planning Commission and the Mary
National Capital Park and
Planning Commission.
Cited as strategic Region"
by demonstrating the economies
that can be made by advance plan
ming and programming of public
works to carry out plans" the re-
port concludes, planning agencies
Evening star., 1941-04-09

sources Planning Board is Frederic
A. Delano, who also is chairman of
the National Capital Park and
Planning Commission. The other
members are Charles E. Merriam of
the University Of Chicago and
George F. Yantis, Olympia CWash)
lawyer. The advisers are Henry S.
Evening star., 1941-04-09

Dennison, birmingham Mass
manufacturer, and Beardsley Ruin
New York merchant.
Charles w. Eliot, I'd, is director
The assistant directors are Thomas
C. Blaisdell. jr.: Frank w. Herring
and Ralph J. Watkins, and the ex-
scutive officer is Harold Merrill.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-29
Ds5lM'E soHD QUIZ

Troge: Sd) iiuoc SOS Wort ,,Oe.
ienlc' nIr9cnoS ou ocn Ocicnle
StonlpS, sic id gefouit babe. Sino
oos MIR Eoltol Sapings Stolups uoer
lit oos in oelcn Stamps onoclc9te
@elo iiir oos Geienle- Erogromm be-
ltinuut?
s( Wprt: 0as @clo, bos fir
oielc StollpS alla9c9cbcn miro, miro
oircft fir oos 0eicnlc Erporomn
pcrmonot. Sic Stomps trogen Die
NuilHriit uNmcrica on @uoro', NOR.
aus berporgcbt, ooB oiclelbcn 81 Dem
Wcicntlihen Sell ocs GcIenle Ero-
gronuus 9cborcn.
Sragc: @esbolb b0lt oos Sbab.
amt oorolf, Gcfenic Sopinas Clamps
in &ailfloocn 5lt pcrfoufen2
q II ~ ort: I'm es rett pielen
mogli6 SIT mad)cll oicie Stamps az
fotiem, lpcldc befanntlib III Eoa-
1mtern uuo 8oufcn 9egeu 0cfenle
Sopin9S Stamps ausgctoulbt werben
fonncn.
Nn6ert,,ng. Deienlc 9onos nno
Stamps lino erb0ltlib beim noblten
Yoitolnt, olf ser 9ouf, poer man
lpcnbe iiN oireft ou sic ,,SreolurD
Of tbc llniteo Statea" in 8oibington,
9. s.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-29
Gicraclntes &opitel

Nls Mprris uuo @eorg no6 oiclcr
ltsl0mcrcn Stuuoc nod Solle
famen, elite Glen ibnen am 6rlbc
ser Sreppe cntgeaen, lbmleete it'd
an ibrcn Gater nno logte errotel,o:
,,@r lit bier, Batter - oorf er olb
begriiben?"
,,@r lit bicr?" froete Ntorris per-
lp1noert. God freilid), ipenn eln
M0oben bon ,ibm' ipriht, luenn lie
err iagt, 10 fam nlan ia uiht 6'pci-
feln, penn lie meint. Gas lpar allo
cine ean5 erultc Geridlporl'ng binter
nneinem Niidcn. @i9entlid lollte ih
bolc iein, ober mas bleibt mir iibriJ
at tln, als quite Wfiene 5l.m bolen
5piele 5u modcn 5l1nal sic &ild-
iidten fortfoIlen, bie id bisber neb=
men mubte. Sd fonmc bonn Serooa
- er bat sen @unid), oen er friiber
begte, 5uriidge5ogen."
80, Gater!" rief Glen i',beIno.
so bait bu bem Ser3og eelogt,
oob-"
Sic poIlenoete nid)t. llnee6uloia
5og ,iie Oen Gater nit iib fort nod
oem @rnpfonasialon.
Oforris rei6te Bruno Sort, Der
ibn1 perlegen ent9eeenfonL frelnolib
sic @ono.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-29

la,lben Sic mir alio, oaB id Sbnen
meinem 5ufiinftigen Sd,pieaeriobn
porltellc."
Scr @raf lbien aufs Sobite er.
ltarult. Srine iinltere 0iicne bette
iib ouf. Ser5lib idiittcltc er 9runos
Sano uno rici: uGann iinb olio iene
8eriid)tc 2ii9er, melde INNER nno
inlucr mieocr 5lt mir brongcn unO
MIDI einc anoerc 3uflnit fir Jron.
lcin Gllen iiirhten licbcu?"
v@}m ipridt pcl'', pcricbte Yior'
ri5 crnlt limo Iolidc @criic4tc mcr'
ocn onl bclteu burh sic Sot mioer-
Icgt.'
,Nlm', rici ser 8rof, uoann 1T
lppbl ollU ser Nr9cnblif ocfpnnlen,
SOB mir bcu Shlcier bon rnicrem
@cbci1lniS ucbn1cn fonncn. Sic lpil-
len ia, uciu pcrcbrtcr Srclno, bos
@cor1 lmo mciuc GodHcr o1d Gin
flcinc3 &ouplott n1itcinnuocr 9e-
nodt Dohrn, mo iO bcnfc, mir bel.
sen mo sic Gomcu mcrocn-'
~ in cincuu &icrtcliobr oie
tSrclloc bobcn'', iicl NorriS cir ,,lln-
lcrc &inoer in ooa SNloB Moicnou,
sic olte lcin1ot Sbrc5 Wclhlcd)tS,
0crr @rnf, ein5uiiibrcn, ocnn bort
lou Sic Sod6cit iciu, pcnn Sic bo'
nit cinpcrltonocn lino. Hln Sbncu
uno Scr @r0iiu lit cs, BORT Die SON.
ncllrS SIT nlurbcl1 lno Dem ncllen @e-
ldblcht Sen Scgcu Scr &crnon1cubeit
5l brlnNcn.'
9'tnrtbo ilpu IN @cpr05 9rmc. Dit
trGncnocn Hlugru lmlornltcn sic Itiit.
ter ibrc Minocr. Scr @rof uno lFor-
riS ldilttcltcn lid) sic 0Gnbc, uno
otb sic HllNcu Der NNinnrr mllrocn
feud)t, olS lie 10 picl @liid llm liA
ollfbliiDcu ioGu.
WcirinNcu lunr Dnlb brtGlht, obne
flare NconnfCu III lcinC WubnllnJ
5llriifgcfcDrt. ST trlg nur oo5 bump"
ic Wrfiibl lcincr pcrnid)tctcn Griitcn5
in lid - uno onncbcn Den 0riln'
u1i0cu Nob 0c0cn oicjCniNcm ocncn
c5 0cllnQcn mar, ol5 CT lie ldun IN
lcncn S10norn 0loubtc, ocu tsoliben
Strcid) 9c1cn i'm SIT fiibrcn.
(ShhtB folgD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-29
Dbia BaiieafrcMaS
,,@eben Sic, Sbre gerpflibtuneen

.,@eben sic, Sbre gerpflihtuneen
iperoe id lOien!" -
Ser Ser5og ipinfte gebieteriih.
8eirinsen perneiste iid uno sins
binal1s, pbne ipeiter ein @ort 5u ipre~
den.
Ser Ser3oe ianf anf leinen Stubl
nieoer. SrGncn rannen iiber leinc
@angen, nit i6merSoollem Son Jag.
te er: u@r tuar ser 2ette meines
8lltes." Oann ridtete ct iib ipieoer
bod auf, trot 5u @eorg uno ioete:
Sinh Sic 5ufrieoen? Sobe id) Sbre
Gbre gctpabrt?"
@eorg fiiBte in tiefer 9elpeeung
sic SonO bcs Siirlteu.
,,Wfein 2eben eebort @urer So
beit'', iagtc ct.
,ltno i'd, fiigte Morris bin3u,
uib bin ltol5 l'no elinflid, ooB mcin
Sobn ser ltntcrton zines lol6cn Sir
Itcn gclporoen ilt.'
Ser Scr5og bate ipieoer icinc ru-
bigc, treunolidc Wtiene ongcnonmnen.
,gs frett MIDI, mein licber Serr
0forriS" logte ct, ,,ooB ib oud) bellte
geroOc in ser Gage bin, Sbncn oie
fornreuc grleoiolmg Sbrcs @llnlbe5
betreiieno Ole Ofojorotsbcitinru'na
mitteilen 81, f0nuen. 0os 0otllncnt
lit mir be,lte bon meincm 0tiniltc-
rilm 5ur Gpll5ieb,rng gelanot NOR
SEN lno miro SSbncn in ollcrn0blter
3eit int 9ienlhpege 5ltNeben. SD
freue MIDI, cine ncuc fclton9clclcne
Salnilie III mcincnt Scr5ootllm 81
bobcn, lmo buffe, ooB sSbrc 9to6fom=
men ltets eincn ebrenbollcu Elot un-
ter oen gocl neines 2onocs cinncb-
men lperbeu.'
,,Gl1er Sobeit bringcn mir einc
sSreuoc, lrno ib babe Sbncn 10 piel
Summer gcbro6t."
uSdpueigcn Sic oopon, ncin lie
Der Mprris. Su oiclcr Sode lou on3
lestc @ort gclprod)cll leinL borcn Sic
nobl, bos lcbtc @ort.'
uSdj bite Sic, ilrbr ct 5lt @eor9
oclpcnoet fort, ,,ol1H ocnclt, lpcldcH
jcnc l,ngIiidlicbc Sod)c bcfolnt &C.
lporocn, Still iNlpeigcn ooribcr o1f-
5uerlcgen. Scne ollciu tperoen Mcl-
ringcns &erlhminoen beNrcfer, abcr
lie merbcn olO sic Giitiid)t bcpbod)=
tell oos @cbcimnis 5u bctpobrcn.' -
Ser Ser5og minfte, lmo bcloc Der
Iiebcn ticibemcot bos 3iumcr.