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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
NAzIS STOPPED
.tI!ssI(ESt.

Without q doubt. Axis mill
iary bosses today soberly are
bordering implications of the
American DO bing Of the
Japanese-held Philippines.
II was the longest sttaek-flieht
~ the var.
Tr,s. the element a. surprise
made u moro feasible ana safer
than II II likely 10 h. In future
Well. British air officials might
say. a. they did. that the exploit
was a damned good show that
mskss m mighty proud of the
Americans
For the distance covered by
our bombcrs was twice that
of the most spectacular sim
liar British flights 10 date.
II IL known now that the Aasri-
can attackers were isnd-hssrd
planes which took off from Port
Darwin. Northern Australia.
u h csoe again - far from
Darwin 10 Manila - u n from
England IN Berhs er kesthevn
Italy. limits - Tar ~ ths nrtsish
raidins AREA
Today. with huge u. s.
bombers pouring off the as
sembly lines at Seattle and
elsewhere. Japan must won
der what II 10 come.
Because from Russias vIs1t-
ve.sok 10 Japan n h lee shss half
- Tar ~ from Darwin 10 Manila.
From Ruasssn ksmchafka. the
peninsula menseinsly suspsnded
over thu Rising Sun Empirs. %
Jspan's heart II 10 tho same
distance.
II has been said Russia
might be willing 10 Join in the
war on Japan were she as
sured America could back the
Red Siberian army with .
mighty aerial offensive.
II 10 not unlikely the raid on
the Philippines was designed 10 h.
q demonstration 10 Russia that
we "csn do"
Certainly II made clear Why the
Japanese fear sbilshmsnt ~
American basss on Russian tsrri.
tory. And certainly II showed
why we need such bases.
For II is twios - far srem shs
nearest Americas bass. Dutch
HarboS. 10 Tokyo ~ from rDsrwis
10 Manila n 10 more thaa twice
~ far from Hawaii IA Tshys.
II 10 half again a. far from
Midway lsiand. stiil held by us 81
Last report. but uns.itsbis OF
present A. . bomber bsss becsuse
Of It's exposed positlon.
Tho Ansersesa raid b eestais
10 bar On sspsn's plans ssgsr1,sG
Rsssia- she may attack. 10 ~
effort Ia sesss the territory -
which a. \. bas>s insight ~
estabi,sbsed. Or. che may ke~p
the peace with Hassia IN ssees
10 fsrs~tsn Nod p~smisssss for
such bA.es.
Yes. A. our British allies
say. IL was good show"
But IL was, ] think, merely
a curtain-raiser that gave us
a cheering glimpse Of what
lies ahead.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
BY MARGUERITE YOUNG
Tacoma Times Special Writer

NEW YORk-Experts in under
standing children are telling two
true little stories which show just
how war strikes youngsters. One
story Is told by Or. Anna Freud,
who saw ii happen to Mary, a
two-year-old.
Mary lived outside Of London.
Her home was shattered when the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Blackouis Are Dynamite to Show
Business, Famous Dance Team Says
BY HAL NELSON
Tacoma Times Drama Coiuunist

you many blackouts in Tacoma"
question Frank Veo Of the internationally
Veloz Yoands asked We'd
Hotel Winthr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Issue Storm Warming

storm warnings sefs p<ttsf
thursday from sza Frsnelsoe %
ths mouth ~ ths consmhss river
snd anal craft warnings north
from tie Columbia 70 Tstoosh-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
OTHER ATTACKS FAIL

Haekers eountsr-sttaoks con-
sumed all HIS reserves. including
the lsist regiment of the Sand
Division, A. well a. special bat
tslions comprising 800 or 300 men
who arrived To reinforoe the esrd
Division.
In an adjoining sector. German
Gen. Kreiner Kareps threw In the
2s0th and <4sth regiments ana
their reserves. including engineers.
into IL oounter-attsoks. all OF
which failed. Finally. the Ger
mans sent forward two regiments,
plu. eight bsttalions Of reserves
10 keep the Russians from reach
ing q water barrier covering q
most important strategic position.
They also were moved down.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Many Agencies Can Aid
Parents to Guard Against
.Hysteria AMONG Riddles

u child
Yonng write
In
children
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17

LONDON - uss1nhs's nss1ni
sssesssvs ss~e1n1 - ~ N@so
essssesesvs ~ - sas-sonp -
sssussass ss~saAs WITH - $1,000
sAss nse1 - $1,000 eeeuuna
hssesses " . tssg sepeeee -
~ vs~s~A sssse 80 49, -
lss1.
., sspskv ]. wmsxAssa
ustss< psens ssu>es
Lon ON n<sssls's srssss~e
aerial offensive - ~ ~sv -
tered its nf,s straight ~ Thsrs-
dsy - nsyai Air vcs>s passss.
SONS psiotsd ~ Amsvs<sns 80
Canadians. attached ~ rss~sh
invssisa sssst sftsr ~ psusth 80
,or raid In sis nassss - ~ Rnns.
hart AZ ths ossmss oar in1sssary.
~ ssest - ~ essps -
h~wus espssss~ns - - nsesee
49, thns ~ nso>nb snas1
sh~sk hnansss ~ uoeeAesu
vks shsst1s1 - nD1oDgs -
Dossvsesns sssbsess Co. 49,
reasas sswty ntes1 NO -
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n~ssss ks@h~ss iDosg - -
utth ~ ssas - tnn1w nDeepA
stsea~ssg ssss>s ~ spse1ses~s
fssmst1~es sswas1 rsnnee.
n ~ss = ssnas 1sy. vssh enty 3
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Come Back
OF Germans
Is Thwarted
Russions Repulse
80 Powerful
Counter-Attocks

kUIRYsHEv. Russia The Rus
SLAMS. in the FIRST major battle this
spring. have repulsed 30 powerful
German counter-sttscks On the
central front. and smashed for
ward over the rotting snow toward
river barrier protecting an i'm
portsnt German position. u W"
authoritatlvely reported Thursday.
Thousands Of Germans were
killed.
They abandoned fortified post
tons at dozens Of points on the
Bryansk front. some 200 miles
southwest OF Moscow. and the Rus
SLAMS now were reported fighting
on the outskirts OF . big town.
The town. however. wss not
Bryansk itself.
reports In London WEDNESDAY
had said the Russians were on
the outskirts Of Brysnsk. = city
Of 400, 900. 22s miles southwest OF
Moscow
Advancing over melting snow
fields that had Tiven up the
corpsss of thousands Of Germans
killed during the winter. the Rus
SLAMS struck At the positions COM
msnded by German Gen. Hsskei.
He ordered three rsgimenss
Of the 1esrd Division Into
consecutive counter attacks.
which failed. Then ~ threw
In q battalion Of engineers and
his remaining reserves. They,
too. ~ilted before the Russian
fire and Haekel sent m urgent
call 20 the rear for more re-
serves.
They were rushed up In trucks
and ordered 10 oounter-attsek a.
soon AZ they could be pushed into
position. Eighteen times they
dashed themselves futiltly against
the Russians, and thousands were
killed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17

Yes. A. our British allies
say. IL was q good show. !"
But IL was, ] think, merely
a curtain-raiser that gave us
a cheering glimpse Of what
lies ahead.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
200 p. NJ.

KMO - ROY Colyer and
John Sturgess. ? Is
Dance Time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

fKoMO-Ar. District At
torney
KJR-Sews. Q IS. sere-
kiRo-ned Allen.
10. 90 L VI.
K NJ o - Horace Heidi ;
Orch. iosis. Il. Healy
q. s. A.
K V MasterWorks OF
/ Music
KTBI-Melody Cruise
KOMO-Reporter. lo.ls.
Transit Tunes.
IKJR Chamber Music
Society.
KiRo or tho Record;
lo:is. News Roundup.
1890 T. NJ.
iKMO Eddie Howard 5
I Orch.
KvI-Mayfalr Orchestra; :
1o:45. Green Brothers
Orchestra.
KTR1-Melody Cruise
X o NJ o Dance Orch:
lo:55. News.
KJR-Dance Orch.
X / r o News. 10 40,
Without Words.
Ii 100 NJ.
lKMO-Bob Crosby's Or.
XVI - Eleven O'Clock
Final
KTB1-Melody Cruise.
K o NJ o Evening Rev.
cries
TX j r This Movine
World: il:l5. Organ.
iKIR o - Lud Gluskin s
Orchestra.
80 p. Nj.
KMO-Horace Heidt's or
KVI-F1nal
kTBI-Melody Cruise.
| X o NJ o - Dance Orch.
1l.55 News.
IKJR-Paul Carson: IL .55
News
KIRO = Easy Listening;
/ 1l:45, News For Alas
ka.
| 1900 MIDNIGHT
KMO-Sien Off.
KVI-Midnight Matinee:
| 1890 a. m. Sign Off.
IKTBI-Sign Off.
/ KOMO-Sisn Off.
lKJR-Transcriptions.
IKIRO-Concert Hour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

KMO-Fulton Lewis Jr.
9:45. Regent Time
XVI 49, Quintoness 2 40
Pred " lhiel
KTBl - News, 9 IS. Cur
Lombardo. e.45. Lux
GluSkiE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

KMO Front Page Far
rell: lo:45. Joe Fraset-
to's Orch.
KVl-Salute TO Americas.
KIRO-Kay Kyser: lo:45
Singing Strings.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Chill
dren: l0:45. DR. Kate
X ] r - Breakfast Al
Sardi's: l0:45. Al a. Lee
Reiser.
KIRO Vic and Sade
l0:45. Jane Endicott
Rannrfnr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

THURSDAY
ZOO A NJ.

RMO-News: tbs Morn
ing Devotions
XVI - Trade and Sales:
/ tbs, Singing Cowhand.
K T B | - Good Morning
| Melodies
lKOMO = Ranch BOYS;
7:i5. Top O. the Morn
/ ing.
KJR = Four Polka Dots:
I 7:15. News.
RIRO-News: 7:l5. Farm
Forum.
1880 A. M.
lKMO-News: 7:45. Trade
N Sales.
KVI-News: 7:4o. Variety
Review
TBl Music: 1885,
News: 7:45. Wake Up
and Live.
X MO Songs OF a
Dire mer: 7:45. Sam
Hayes. News.
lKJR-Nichol's Radio Pa
rade; 7:45, Breakfast
KIRO-Bob CARED Re-
porting; 7:45. Nelson
Pringle, News
500 A. NJ.
X MO Studio: SIS,
Breakfast Club.
KVI-Top OF the Morn
ing: Sis, News.
KTBI - Breakfast Band
stand: 8:15, Speaker
KOMO - Transit Tunes:
8:15. Christian Science
Program.
lKJR-Gospel Clinic.
lKIRO - Nichols Radio
Parade: 9:l5. News.
$3.50 A Nj
KMO - News; 8:45. Twig
Is Bent.
XVI - Song Shop: 6:46,
/ Morning Hymnal.
K T BI = Rainbow Trio:
: 8:45. Chapel Songs.
lKOMO-Victor Lindlahr;
4 8:45. David Harum.
KJR - Prescott Presents:
/ 6:45, Unity Viewpoint
XII R o = Hymns of All
= Churches; 8:45. Stories
America Loves.
. 90 A. M.
KMO-Jobn B. Hughes
e:l5. Dental Program
c KVI-Time-T une-Topics
E lKTBI-News: 9:o5. MI
J sic: els. Mid-Morninl
Musicale
I KOMO-News: sos. Al
y in the Family.
lKJR - News, 5:l5, AM
J. Sterling Wonders.
KIRO X ate S m ! ! }
D Speaks: 9:l5. Big Sis
8. 80 A. Nj.
+: KMO - Chapel Chimes
e:45. Music; Political
J.. DR.. milestone.
XVI rime-1unes-Top
). les, GAS Morning Va
;. KTBI - Musicale. GAS
News.
|KOMO-Welcome Neigh
a Dor.
]. KJR-Helen Hiett: Gas
d" Cowboy Joe.
KIRO = Romance o
Helen Trent: Gas. Gu
Gal. Sunday
1000 A. Nj.
s K M News. lo:l5
j. Mary Terrys Notebook
KVI-News: 1918. Chora
Hour.
K T BI - Ladies Page
l0:15. Garden Lady.
i KOMO - Brad Reynold
io:l5. Bess Johnson.
). KJR-Baukhage Talking
D 1918. Breakfast at Ssr
KfRo = Life Can 3,
ID Beautiful; 1915. Won
an IN White.
; 1880 A VI.
~ KMO - Front Page Fer,
rell. lo:45. RCAF Lun
cheon.
: KVI-Salute TO the Amer
= iCas
!. gTBI Paul c arse
-. lo:45. Music: 1885
~ News.
kOMO-Bachelor's Chill
. dren; lo;45. DR.. Kate.
* J r Bre K {
at Sardfs. l0:45, Fou
- Polka Dots.
u KIRO-Vic q Ssde: l0.4s
Mary Lee Taylor.
IL 700 \. NJ.
in KMO-School OF the All
vi XVI - The War Today
ll:O5, Concert Hour
KTBI-Tin Pan Alley
y ll:l5. Songs You Like
L ROM Light Of tn
World: li:iS. Myster
kJR Luncheon VIII
Opez.
KIRO-Bright Horizons
d ll.l5. Aunt Jenny
, 1880 \ NJ.
y KMO American Son
Bag: ll:45. Christis
Science Program.
KVI-Concert Hour.
IS. gTBI-N Novelty Note
ll:45 News
- KOM NO Valient Lsdl
Has. Arnold Grimm
IS. Daughter.
KJF-N News. II IS. o
With the Dance
IS. KIRO - Fletcher Vile.
Has. Kate Hopkins
1900 NOON
iKMO - Toast 70 BTsas
r. l2.I5, News.
lKVI-News. i2.l5, Cnri
40 tien Business Men
KTBI-Ausicsl Elmer
Nv MO - Against u
I'd storm; - Is. Ma Perl
Evening star., 1942-06-25
the EVENINGS NIGH LIeHrS.

WHV, 7:30-Maudes Diary: A new idea
for saving for War bonds is all very we'll until
kaudie's father brings his boss home for dinner.
WRc, 8:00-Brts and Morgan: Now the
father Of twins, Daddy instruets Baby Snoon on
Just how he wants her 10 behave al the
christening As usual. Snoon has her own
ideas
WEV, 8:00-Deaih Valley Days: The sheriff
goes 10 church social and catches cattle
rustler
W0l, 8:OO-Sinfonieiia: Alfred WslIensiein's
first program after returning 10 its old spot will
include "chantonne in 6 Minor" by Purcell.
WINK, S05-CapitaI Motoring: Jatk Rich.
ards, asotiate director Of the 0PA fuel "a.
ioning branch. will discuss the new perma'
neni gas raiioning plan.
WRc, 8:30-AIdrieh Family: Henry makes q
date TO 90 canoeing with Nancy Adams on her
last night in town, running into difficulties, TO
say nothing Of rivals.
WHV, 8:30-The Jim Baekus Show: Jim takes
10 rather extreme methods TO build up his
physique.
WNAL, o:OO-Amerieas Town Meeting:
Wages, Taxes and Initiation" ;" discussed by
Waller Reu'her, director, General Motor Dept.
United Automobile Workers; Chester Davis,
president Of the Federal Reserve Bank Of 81.
Louis, and Clinton Davidson, fidueiay counsel.
WRc, o:00-Bing Crosby Hour: Binu and
Fred Asiaire preview their new film, Holiday
nn"
WWDc, 900-Rome Of The Brave: Mrs, Emily
Newell Blair Of the War Department talks on
Soldiers Correspondence
Evening star., 1942-06-25
SHoRI.WkVE BRoADCASIs.

LONDON, 6:30-Wsr Review: LindIey Fraser.
CSC. 958 meg, 3l.3 m.; 6RG. 1853 meg,
75.6m.
MOSCOW, 6:4s-Enelsh Period: RkE. ii.8
meg, 75.2m.
LONDON. 655-News Analysis: Patrick La,
tey. CSC, 9.58 meg, 3i.3 m.; GRG. 1853
meg. 75.6m.
MOSCOW, 8OO-commenis in English: RKE.
1902 meg. 1877
LONDON, 8:00-Women's War; CSC, 9.58
meg, 3i.3 m; 6R6. 1853 meg, $50
VATICAN CITY, 8:30-News Broadcast and
Comment: HVJ, 9.6 meg, 3t.06 m.
SYDNEY. 9:25-Ameriean SoldieH Calling
Home West Coast broadcast. Pacific War Time):
W02. 1877 meg, 75.7 m.
MELBOURNE. 9:75-Ameritan Soldiers Call.
Ing Home CWest Coast broadcast, Pacific War
Time): WG7. 1873 meg, 1877 m.
VATICAN CITY, 9:30-Broadtast in English:
HVJ, 96 meg, 3t.06 m.
LONDON, t0:00IFreedom Forum: CSC, o:58
meg. 3t.3m.
LONDON, io;45-News Bulletin: CSC, s.5S
meg. 3i3 m.
GUATEMALA iioo-ehsmbH Music: 1eWA,
9.6S meg. 81 m.
GUATEMALA, t2:t5-contef With Marimba:
TGWA 9.68 meq., 81 m.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
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100 Concert Orchestra
EVENING STAR FEATURES.

Star Flashes: Latest news with Bill Coye,
twice daily WMAL. 1:40 and 500 pm.
News for Schools: Presented for classroom
listening in elementary schools, this afternoon
at 2:t5.
Evening star., 1942-06-25

WEv, 9:30-Big Town: Steve Wilson takes
trip 10 the Near East.
WRc, 10:00-Ths Rudy VaIIee Show: Groueho
Marx will bs guest star with Rudy and Joan
Davis.
WEv. i0:30-EleiritiNs paf in ihs war
effort is evalusied by experts in forum dis
tuNion from the convention Of the American
Institute Of Electrical Engineers. Speaker, will
be H. B. Gear, vke president Of Commonwealth
Edison. and Col. D. A. Armstrong. U. s. A.
WRc, i7:30-koon River: Poems and r1u,
sic that will break down resistance 10 sleep.
Evening star., 1942-06-25

500 Pete Harkins
GAS Devotional Service
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Points for Parents
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

II iUe do to others as Ue 1UOuld
be done by, 1Oe ,Uill giue children
the opportunity to finish an en-
crossing 0cttuity Uheneuer pos
Sfble
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-17
Die Strasse der Verlorenen
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oieIeu augenblid ein lautes @ebell
uns Iab gleid baraitf einen rielen<
gro6e,t puno it pollen @alopp BON
ben Stdllen Der alaeiaat fomnten.
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tSSh IHrie ipeoer aui nod CAB i1
fouitige, bel oem ipeibIiden @elblebt
iiblide 3eiden oes Sbredens, aber
id luad)te 10 ibnen ipie moglib, oaB
i'd, in bas Saus fam, boutommcn in
Garen oariiber, Dab idJ oasielbe nidt
eBer serlaIien fonnte, als iuenn mid
@iaiau nady ber Staot ndbnte.
aber oag Dies iobalo iuie in0slirb
geIdeten muBte, itauo in mir felt
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beiaB, maAten es gebieterld) nottuen-
dig, Dab id mid nit oer Boli5ei in
Berbinouns ieste, uno oa oies an
beitcu geldeben fonnte, iltoeln ih Den
mir bon @ruce erteilten Mnipeilungen
felate, belt id, es fiir bos 9efte, ltib
mad, 5,lumer Rr. 3 in oent Sotel
beH 4. 5u beseben, itm oort oen
bieuittltenoen Belisilten su treffen.
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tuarteten mid, in Der 1reppenbaae,
batteu aber fein 8ort oer gntlhul=
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bist id infolse meiner etliaen 5hlht
ber Siras mar. 9atlaAlid 5lueifle
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une iulroe erlt natiirlidl, oils iib INT
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uDa lit Siras ihon. 8ie ibnca
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ibu ploslih innebalten.
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men !6errn iliht fnoen fam. syrdn-
leiu 8utter,portb', fltbr ct oanu ipie=
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AnaIt Dor punoen abaetpobnen mill
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jekt altb log bleiben."
Seine 8orte fldrten mid bariiber
auf, ooB es feiiespegs Aiidiibt auI
1neia sBoblbefiuoen aetueien iuar,
,ueld,es aulaB basu aeaeben bate
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-17

| fffeofgeit. Ste f9Hit1eH ia Hiyl ap
men, paB es~uitbt eia 9raitth fouoeri
| Die gefiirhtete 8irtlid,feit getueiei
Iluar, ipelde mir oas 8imtei Der Nad
| nit eutiesliAeu Shredbiloeru erfiia
4 bate.
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dent er ltanb, oaram ihulo iparen
uHo nabm nidt ipeiter Notis bapon
Wir perIonlib fonl,ten iene Selt'
bobHens leio tim, oenn lte iul,Bten il
nidt, weld' bobe adhmg ittan mil
oabeint sollte, uno iper Die tpirfliht
amelia gutterlucrtb eisentlid) mar
Sobalo mir IN Der Drtihoft anse
langt iuaren, nabm id bie 2eit,,ua
ser anaelesenbeit iefort IN meint
Sanoe
,,Sesen sic mid in oem Sotel
ab', laste id, ,,ltno oann beiorser
Sic, iuas Sic bier at @eIddften 81
erleoisen baben. sSd berIpiire feint
2ult, rnib bier iiberallbin bon BEN
Sunoe begleiten su --latest"
SD babe bier feitle @eidafte"
perleste er ntiirrild.
uStnn, oann MAIDEN sic Iih tpel.
bel" entsesnete id lbarf. SD iui0
suerIt Den Shleiier anfiudeu, be,
nibt ba5lt 81 befomlnen iuar, eil1 ebr
libes Stiid arbeit fir mid in SSbreir
SauIe S1 tun, ltn6 bann @one nnt
Ndbieioe lno anoere &leinigfeiteu il
oem 8eiddft BORT oriiben einsufau
fen. Safablib babe ib taltIenoerle
su tun nno iuerbe iuabribeinlid oet
balben 8ornttas baSu sebrauden
Cine Doue @ode lang bin i1 MIDI
,iboppe,t' geipeien - ipiiien sic, uaI
oas beiBt?'
or iab mid, ipie ib eripartet, mi
einem ltnglaublib oimlmen @e1ib
an, ltno 90 er betreffs oes Guns lmi
Saliens bon @roBitdbterinnen Ielblt
perltdnolidJ feinerlei @rfabrung be
| JAP, glaltbte ct mir. anfs Wort uni
trat einen ebrenbollen 9tiidsug an
Snfolgeoeiien ftanb id aebn Minute,
lpater auf Der oberIten Sta1fe Del
Seranoa oes Sotels llno iab nit Ell
ner setpiiien @enltgt,,lng @illima
leinen seliebten Siras nebeu iib all
Dem Sit, oabonfabren. Dann abe
erinnerte ib mid, oaB er in Der Srt
lihaft feinen 5rellno ober Ramera
oen finoen tpiiroe, unb ein unbebas
libes @efiibl beIdlid mild DO,
le,lent.
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| iIt', entseenete ib.
@r nifte abefnals uno berlieB oas
,5innler, Ole Siir iersfditig butter
| lid) idlieBeno.
Die 3eit neines1 aaeinIeius MID.
luete ih angeltrengtent Wahoenfen.
oa es Yerid)ieoenes CAB, iuoriiber idl
nit mir ielblt nod nidt i'm Riarea
mar. 81 pie 5raae, ob es ilidt.
ipeun iest oie Ypli5ei eiigrifie, lnoa.
Hid lein lpiirbe, ben Ginoern meiner
Srelmoin st berbergelL oa6 id eas
Sserfs5eug mar, ourh iueldes ibr
perbreherilbes @ebei,tnis entbiillt
lporoen. Mber es iuiiroe iitb fatat
uernleiben lalielt, ,nein 6reltlo @rpee.
ser oie Sade .n,eiuen 8iinid)en ae-
ntag oiriaiert bate, luar ia leioer
niht oa.
9uBeroem aber bod,te ih ebr
ernitlid oariiber uad), luie teb es eiu-
5uridten bate, Die sanse @eldihte
10 oarsultellem, oaB oie beiben Wdo-
deu nad Nosiihfeit eutlaitet ipiir-
oen: Sic ipuren in Ger Sibe fiir ib-
rem 8rnber mibleitet, imb Die Art,
lpie iie oerielbet ausorud berliebeu,
eridien bodit taoelnsiuert, aber lie
fonnten iiderlid) ribt als innerlid
ueroerbt aelteu llno ioaten oesbatb
audi niht IN fold)em Sihte 'erlhei-
uen.
SD, mar nod nit bieien @ebaufeu
belbdftist, ais mir ein Soben at
Ser 1iir iaste, oaB Der erIpartete 8e-
iltder anaefomnlen lei. Sen Hieset
5uriidihieben nno ibn bereinlalie,L
luar bas gBert eines M,genblids,
aber es baierte ettpas linger, biz
i1 ntein @ritaunen iiberlpll,toen bat.
te, ais ih iab, oaB lnein geiuher fei-
ne seringere Berlonlidfeit mar, ais
uein yreunb @rDce, iuelher mir bel
unierer lesteu 3tlIamiltenfimft 70 be-
ltilnnlt Derli1ert 6atte, baB er -fiie
loide affairen slt oft unb idlpad Iei
unb lie mir besbalb iibertragen miilie.
rBas!" rief ih aus. uSie 1ino'sl
gtun, bas iiberraiht mid nidt i,u
Miuoeiten. ,(@s batte es eigentlid
aud, nid1t tun Iolleu.) 9enn iuetu
Sic iaeen, Sic ipdren aft, 10 ilaeineu
Sic banit alt geu,tg. iim anoeren
2euten Snnb in oie augen 5u ltretet,
uno faus Sic iid) fir labm ausse-
ben, 70 beoelttet oasb nur, baB Sic
anoere neit eenug borauslaien mol
len, llm lie Oarau su berbinbern su
leben, lpie idnen Sic binterber bia-
felt fonnen. Mber Sic braud)e1 oes-
balb ,tidt 5a glallben, Dab i6 mid
niht freue, Sic 5it iebenl SD freuc
mht iogar iebr oariiber, oenn/ id
babe bas @ebei,nnis ser StraBe oer
gerlorenen entbeft ltnb finoe es su
lhtpertpiegeno, lttn es allein banoba-
ben 81 fonnen."
sS6 fenne i'm iebr gena,t itno iab
all oe,n ansbr,,d ieiuer 3iige fofort,
oab oies mebr mar, ais er 5u borem
eripartet bate.
u8irflih?" fraste er nit Der Iei-
fen anoeittung bon 3tpeifel int 20
ne, ipelbe einen meDr ais alles an-
oere argern fann. uDaun biirftea
aIio @liidipiinfde ont B1ase iein.
aber iino Sie tatladlih san5 fider,
6r1illein 8utteriporth. haR Sic Die