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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-19
OFFICIALS ATTEND
 RITES HERE TODAY
Governor Hurley, Mayor ScuIIy at Funeral of Mrs.
 P. H. Robinson

Governor and Mrs. Robert A. Hurley and Mayor Vincent A. Scully attended the funeral this morning of Mrs. Mary E. Robinson, widow of Patrick H. Robinson, which was held at 8:30 o'clock from her home, 14 Oakland avenue to St. Margaret's church.
 The Reverend John A. Conlan cel- ebrated the solemn high Mass of requiem at 9 o'clock, assisted by Reverend J. Oliver Cronan as dea- con, and Reverend Leonard Conlan. Among the clergy seated in the Sanctuary were Rt. Rev. Joseph Val dambrini, and the Reverends James Coughlin, Plainville; James Dana her; Eugene J. Moriarty of Bridge port; and Thomas Hanley, Hart ford.
 Professor John L. Bonn arranged a special program with St. Mar garet's Quartet, which includes Mrs. Robert McKiernan, Barbara Stone, Joseph Mulcahy and Joseph Con- nor. After the blessing Mrs. Mo- Kiernan rendered Schubert's Ave Maria"
 A delegation representing the Holy Rosary Confraternity of St.. Margaret's Church included Mrs. Adolphus Bedore, Mrs. Leo Mar shall, Mrs. James Coyle, Mrs. VII. liam Deadly, Mrs. James Quinn, Mrs. Robert Berg, Mrs. Charles Manville, Mrs. John Toomey, Mrs. Edwin Ol- sen, Mrs. Donat Biron, Mrs. Harold Brennan and Mrs. Michael McKen- na.
 Colonel George Wardinsky, Quar- ter Master General of the State of Connecticut attended as aide to the Governor, with Public Works Com missioner George Burke, Motor Ve- hicle Commissioner John Mccarthy, and Deputy Motor Commissioner Frank Hogan.
 The bearers, all nephews of Mrs. Robinson, were Joseph and William Guilfoile, John Robinson, James Robinson, Jr., Edward Robinson, Jr. and Michael Riley.
 Burial was in the family plot at Calvary cemetery with services by Father Cronan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-19
riscoI Overburdened With Offices Says Rival Candidate
Verda Mazeikas .
 Canary Returned

A rare speciman Of cansSy which disappeared from Ats. cage June { on the vernmda of the home of Mrs. Verda NEaxsE- ka, 173 Congress avenue has, been recovered and returned by Detective Lieut.. Henry John son. The canary, valued at s2B by Mrs. ETazeika was found I'm g home on Russell street, ae- cOrding to Lieut.. Johnson.
 The lieutenant declined t0 di- .vulge the nature of his guc- cessful investigation but he de- nied he had been assisted by another canary who chirped t0l the missing bird until its re- plies indicated it's hiding place.
 The bird is 2 black and white canary with fan back, the Meu- tenant said. No arrest has been made but the case is stiII under investigation according to Lieut.. Johnson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-19
LINGO CLUB PRIZE WINNERS CHOSEN
Madeline Pope, Eleanor Or- sini to Receive Mary
 HilIiard Awards

Winners of the two annual $25 Mary R. Hillard- Unico club prizes were announced today by Attorney John A. Membrino, president of the Un!co club. Presentation of the prizes will be a feature of the 20th annual reception and dance of the club at Wilby high school audi torium June 27.
 First prize for the best exar1l- ination in English, $25 is to be pre- sented Madeline Pope of Crosby high school. Miss Pope also won honorable mention for the best ex- animation in Italian. The $25 first prize for the best examination in Italian will go to Eleanor Orsini of Crosby. Honorable mention is given Louise Palmieri of Crosby for the best examination in English.
 Dr. Anthony P. Vastola will make the presentation. The dinner is given annually by the Unico club for high school graduates of Italian descent. Past President Joseph Manganaro is general chairman of the arrangements committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-19
20 MEN EXAMINED
 FOR DEFENSE JOBS

Questionnaires are being received at the local office of the D. s. Em- pIoyment Service which will be used as the basis for drafting men into essential war industry, according to an announcement made by William Nolan, director. About 20 men who have returned occupational Ques- t!onnaires tO selective service boards have been examined on their SlIills. A total of 1900 queStionnaires have been received from the boards.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-19
Bull Fiddle"
 Theft No Joke
Supreme Junior Governor


 Detective Lieut.. Edward Me- ElligOtt was on the trail today of a seven foot bass viOl or "bull fiddle" which was stolen last night from the music room on the third floor of Wilby high school. The vioI, which is four feet wide, was stolen during the LeavenwOrth high cshool grad uatiOn exercises in the WiIby auditorium.
 The possibility that the dis appearance might be a joke was eliminated when the fiddle failed to make its appearance today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-19
MRS. HENDERSON
 IN AUTO CRASH

: Mrs. Anna Jane Henderson, 53, of Douglas avenue, Waterbury, suf- fered a fractured shoulder in an automatic accident on Chapel street, New Haven, last night. She was treated by Dr. Harold F. Morrill, at Waterbury Hospital and sent home.
 Hospital officials said they re- ceived report that Mrs. Hender- son was riding in a car operated by her daughter, Geraldine, which was struck by a car operated by Frank Grossman, 177 Hepburn road, Harnden.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-19
YOUNG DRIVER HELD
 AFTER ACCIDENT

Frank Bochicchio, 16, of 19 Hop- kins street was arrested this morn ing by Motor Patrolman John Mur- phy on charge of violation of the rules of the road following a slight accident on North Main street near the Waterbury Mfg. Go. The ac- cident occurred at 10:05 and involv- ed another car operated by Salva- tore Cammendoto of 60 Jefferson street.
 Bochicchio was notified to be in municipal court tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-19
FUNERALS

The funeral of Thomas Culbert will be held tomorrow morning at 8:15 o'clock from the Lunny Fti- neral Home, 25 Central avenue, to St. Thomas church wher sol- emn high Mass will be celebrated at g o'clock. Burial will be in the family plot, new St. Joseph's ceme- tery. Friends may call at the fu- neral home this afternoon and eve ming.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-19
FOUR DROWNED
 IN CONN. PONDS
(By United Press)

Four bathers, including two chill dren, lost their lives in Connecticut ponds Thursday.
 Olga Mahos, 12, and Mary Swan da, T, were drowned at Easton when Olga tried to rescue Mary who had waded beyond her depth.
 Clarence Brown, Richmond, Va, negro, was drowned in Long Pond at Lakeville dwhen his canoe cap- sized. A companion was saved.
 At Bridgeport, Harold Hoyt, 20, drowned in Charcoal Pond while bathing with a companion. Hoyt could not swim.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-19
Initiation Tonight
 Convention Prelude
Delegates for Loyal Order of Moose Gathering Here
 Mayor Voices Greetings Tomorrow Afternoon

Practically every lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose in Connecticut will be represented tonight in Moose Hall when the program of events in connection with the 28th annual convention opens Supreme, state and local officers will participate in the ceremonies prelude to the official opening of the business session at 230 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-19
Ah,s4M7yav4 ESTABLISHED iecs
ESTABLISHED iecs

Come And Get Them We'll Pa, You We'll To Move Them Out -S, The Workmen Can Move Right IE And Finish The Job. In Prep. Shop - Second Floor. Fifty mems and young mems fine tweed cheviot and gobardine suits -Sizes 10 40-$19. .75-Former- lyuP to $33.75.
 Fifty topeoots Camel hair coats -o and winter coats with and with est zip-in lininss-$l8.75-For- rnerIY up to $30.
 Fifty long trousers ensembles and regulation suits - Ages 8 to 1S -$9.75-FormerIy up to $19.75. Four poir white flannel trousers, $2.95 Formerly up to $6.00. Lounge robes, $3.95 - Formerly $S.75. Sand Dune tropical weight gob0rdine sIocks s$5.o5-Former- ly$o.oo.
 Summer washable suits i1 crisp, snowy white as cool as cucumber and summer delight $3.95 and $6.o5 - Sizes 10 38 - Formerly up 10 $l6.95.
 Young mems fur felt hats $l.0o - Formerly $3.50. Boys Eton cops - Wool felt hats - Roin hats - 25 and so cents Formerly up to $z.O0.
 Boys white broodcIoth shirts - SO cents - Formerly $I.50.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-19
Full Weather Report

Boston, June 19--(UP)--Weather forecast:
 CONNECTICUT, M A s ACHU~ sETvrs AND RHODE ISLAND WMrmeK t0mighG
The Valley settler., 1942-06-26

Grease shoule be applied to all bright metal parts when st bring equipment. and not only to the bearingse
The Valley settler., 1942-06-26
Clifford Sheorer We s1ey Sieber Oliver Nathan Smith Kenneth Soper Robert Warner

Warren Gill, pioneer resident of this section and for many years acting os sto- tion agent at Motonuska, died suddenly ct his home last Wednesday at the age of 50. He is survived by his wife and chil- dren and several brothers in the States.
 His body taken to Anchorage by train. Funeral arrangement have not been made pending word from his relatives in the States.
 and one-helf years.
 Equipped with light pack and his co1- or camera ont his binoculars, the Reverend Herman Beyer left Palmer at o'clock las MonGey evening to climb the mountain next highest to Pioneer Peak, by some called the Cow Horns, by others called Granite mountain.
 The Reverend Mir. Beyer climbed for IT hours before he roachee the top of the mountain. arriving there he built rock coirn and placed therein his evidence that he hed reached the top. So far as he can learn, ID one has heret ofore climbed this porticul mountain. He visited briefly with Harry horehouse, prospector who lives on the mountain siee, who says he is con- fident that the mountain has not heen climbed before.
 Mr. Beyer reached Palmer again on Tucs- day night at Il o'clock, a weary man. yc says that the grandeur of what he saw con- not be described in words. Where are three peaks," said Nr. Beyer, "betveen the foot and the top of tho mountain tho they eo not show from Palmer. They are large peaks with steep ascents and descent
 "From tinberltne to the top climbed mostly on my hands and knees. That took up ha1f-dey. I SOW Mount Mckinley and
The Valley settler., 1942-06-26

Mount Foroker onG those surr rounding peaks clearly. Thru my binoculars I saw Redoubt anG IliaEno smoking away down the Inlet. saw more beautiful lakes than I could count. I am sure that I got some marvel ous pictures, one of them being the sunset saw with worry gorgeous coloring."
 Tho he carried his rifle he SOW no game what ever.
 Mr. Boyer will show tho pictures he acquired at some date after they are fini shed.
 Some news which follows has been re- ceived by Snowshoe Wireless:
 AND Is JOHN LONG s FACE RED Lady. VI wonder if you would be kin6 enough to weigh this package for ne?" Butcher: "Hhy, certainly. It weighs exactly three and quart CT pounes." Lody: "Thcnk you. It contains the bones you gave ne in that four-pound roast Saturday."
 Jimmy Smiths neties at the Coop Garage wonder what the approximation is for Jimmy ct Anchorage? He speeds from Palmer to Anchorage ot such high gait that when he reaches Mile 19 he sends hone for more tires.
 There's a runor about Don Chambers that we Il probably have the pleasure of verifying in the Valley Settler.
 Hrs. Lloyt tilt on has five long rows of thrifty-looking green beans.
 If you gre intere sted in veccinating your swine, be sure to leave your name either ct the Ext ensi on office or with Dr.. Graves, Veterinarian, 80 that serum anc virus nay be ordered. "An ounce of prevent on is better than Q pound of cure."
 Hog pasture and chicken ranges should be on clean ground every year. This practice reduces iseese and makes for greater gains ct lower cost.
 Time says: At the end of six months of wnr the U. s. hos.
 Mot taken Q single inch of enemy ter- ritory.
 .Mo+ vel heo+ en the anerv in sinc1e
The Valley settler., 1942-06-26
PAuER' s H ON OR OLL

PAMER' s H 0 N OR ROLL
 The following, from Palmer and this immediate vicinity, are in the service of their Country:
 Ruple Adams John Howard c. Earl hlbrecht Allan Jacobson Earl 0. Barry Cecil Johnson Ecware Bouwens Pater King Neal Browne, Jr. Roy Kopperud Lyle Bruckbouer Leonard c. Lamp Lorenz Buck Michael Lane I.oynorc Burch Vilbern E. Tossing Glen Cope Philip Lydick Vernon Donaldson Leonard Moffitt Kenneth Ehrhart Lloyd Olsen Rex Erhhart John O'.hlley Er1ing F1oe Robert Pahlka William Earl Hecker ihtthew Perkins Lloyd Hill James Sandvik
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-20
Die Strasse der Verlorenen

Dtobliar beltano aus einigen un ben
s9auoen itebenoen Gommcben nnb
@eIteuen ,tne bot nibts 8enerfeuss
rertes, a,ser, oaB anf eeH iesteren
einige Bidder lagen.
SD tann niht Iaaen, oaB id nod
nem bisber @eIebenem piel 2uit per<
ipiirte, meine 5erI Ibnngserpeoition
Iort5ulesen, aber oa ib nidts Delle-
res 81 tun bate, nabm id Die Shliil-
et aberutals sur 9ono lmo lubte mir
ben oes ,,Biumen5imusers" beraas.
SD iano es san5 in Ger Rdbe; es lag
ueben eem eB5inner.
Seiuem RameH eutiprehenb, mad9>
te es oen fremolidltea uns an9e-
nelulten einbrud bon auent, mas id
bisber III Dem gaitSen Sdiile geleben
hatte. Die 2uft IN bem 3iunter ipar
uidt i'm minbeIten aumpfig 10 oab t6
mir iofort iaste, oaB bier Sonne nto
Bino nidt altsgeiblolien porben
Icie,t, aber id) bate fa,ut einen 8lid
aui Die nit 8lunten gen,aiten aSunoe
uno bas biibld,e, Wobiliar getporfen,
als idJ ein oeutlihes @efiibl oes Bi-
oermineus empfano. Sd bin nidt
aberslGnbiib itno balte ablolut gar
uidts bon 8ornbnltnsen, aber iuenn
id) eintltdl bergleihen etnpftnoe, 10
tonn ih aud, aan5 licber iein, oaB es
nid,t nnbegriinoet lit. Srgeno et,pas
iu bieiem 3ir1nter nlltBte niht IN Sro<
ntng ieiu, - 1mb felt5tlteilen, mas
Eies ipor, betra6tete t1 als nleiue
Iufaabe
Na1oem ib Sen 2aoen on eineln
ser sFeniter ae0Htet bate, ilnt lnebr
@itt eiu5uloiien, iob id mir Die eill-
5elbeiten nteiner ltlueeblmg, Die ib
porber uur unbeltinlnt batte unter=
lheioeu tonne,t, ge,,ouer an. @s suar
uielerlei llnb III ieiuer art iebr Der
ld)iebener Ratur, Der 5uBbooen bat
te, i'm @esenIas 5u alleu anoeren,
mir bisber befannten 3immern Die
les Saules, feinen Eeppib, aber Die
Sorbdnae oft oeu Senitern, bie nit
9edeu beleaten Sofas, Ole anf oen
Iiiben lieaenoeu 9iider uno fleinen
@ebrauhssegenltdnbe IieBeu feinen
3peiiel bariiber auftomnen, baB Die
| ies 2i,nner oft, meus nidt beItanSig
benust iperoe.
| Gin leidter @errtd nad 9abaf
Iaste mir aud iofort, lper Iid) bier
a,ifbaItc, uno pou bem Augenbtide
at, in peld,e,n it entoedte, oaB ih
mid IN @iltiams 3inmer befano,
Ities mein .Sntere1ie a,fs Sebbafteite,
ieibit Der ll,dsdugisIte Deteftip uaei-
nes sSreunoes @rpee bate nidt auf-
,nerfia,uer ll,u TAU balteu founeu, als
ib es tat. SD be,nerfte 8erIhiebenes,
bas Der Noti5nabme iuert erlhien
eritens, oab bieIer mseiblahte sroBe
Eolpel iid fit Yiider intereiiierte,
| ieiu 2eien aber auf ein eiu5iges Sbe=
ma beldrdnfte: BipiIeftiou; 5tpeiteus,
oaB er fid nit oieiem Sbema niht
nur als 2eier beIhdftiete, oenn IN
ben auf oen Silheu ltebenoen aditet
be,nerfte id bioerie ld,neioenoe ST.
| ltrumente uuo 1T eiuer gde - es
turrbe mir et,uos fdluob 5umute, aber
! id forIdte oennodJ altb Ole gden
ourd - fab td eiu @lassefaB, bas
| MhgI,o,,I;Ans IA ,o{;or4o az mir
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-20
(1t. 5ortiesuug)


frelleue Sapeten uno sloei alte, lebr
origine(le &oullue bas ipar alles,
tsas it iab. SIN iibrisen iuar Der
tpette 8aum bouItGnoig leer. eine
Miu,tte lang lie6 ib meine Blide iiber
bas aroSe a,taoraterte 3imnter, III
tpeldem eiult 10 piel 9elnerfensmer-
les uao SeltlaMes porgesaugem,
fdaueifeu, uao ribtete oaan III bem
@efiibl, eiue Rieaeriase erlitten 81
baben, meine Biide mad, a,Ben, UNI
az Ieben, tpeld)e aus1tht iih bon bem
1et,Ster aus bieteH miirbe. 81 met
stem erItaunen erblidte i6 boz mtr
bic Wauer eines Sauies nit etner
Musabl boa 5enitera, oeren Sdoen
iamtliA lorsfaltig ueridloilen iuaren,
ieced, spuroe mir i,n nddyiten Woment
Har,> ba6 i'd, Oen auoerem Sliisel oes
Saules, Den ein ldMaler, langer Soi
t,on bicIem 3eile trenate, Dor mir
fab ShSn tuar bieles 8ilo nidt,
bent es erinnerte lebbaft at ein @e=
fGnanis, aber oes Ssnterenes ermans
gette es 6od nid}t, benn in 0em nit
@ras ii6erIuahienen 0ofe ltanb SSil-
liam uno siuar in elmer Steunng,
tuelbe 70 gon5 berldieoeu BON ieiner
fenltigeu Saltitna ipar, oaB id) mir
6ielelbe crit oanu erflGren fonnte,
als id einen Sunoefopf unter ieinem
9lrme beroorgltden iab uuo Damn er~
faunte, ooB ct leiuen 1iras liebfoIte.
Ser Suno mar angetettet, aber oaS
8ergniigeu 81 lebelL luelcbeS Ser iunge
Wtauu bel Der pbplilben 8eritbrnng
nit oeln Sarten Selle enlpfano, lhien
mir her afiibe ipert. ltnb eS itimlnte
iuidy fir eineu Wpntent ua6oenflid). |
SD perabl6eue Sunbe uno es
floRt mir geraoe5u Sd,alloern ein,
tpeuu ih iebe, ipie lemalo iol6' Stere
lebtoit, ober aufrihtiae @n,pftnonng
,uirtt inuner auf Mid, unb fem
WteniA bate 8iuiam &nollps nit
feinem Sunoe iebeu fDnnen, obne 5u
Der lteberSeuguns su fcmmen, SaB
berIelbe bie 2iere tpirflid) liebte. an
eiuem unS 6e,uielben Gage batte id,
ailo beu ihledteiteu uub ben beltcn
Gbaraftersua 8iaiams aeIeben. Aber
halt! Den idledteiten a,t62 Das er-
id,ien mir beuu bod nidt 10 uuums
fto6Iib iider.
gr bate MIDI nidt bemerft, ioas
mir iebr augenebm ipar, uno i1 nade
te, nahoem ib nod einmal pergebens
ole OeridloMeueu 5euiter Oes anoeren
5liigels inipi5iert, Anitalteu, bas
3immer su perlailen, mas feinespegs
fs leibt uno anaenebm ausSufiibren
ipar, ais es ,uanhein i6eineu mag.
Denn iest fonnte id ieben, ipas iA
borber n,tr ounfei empfuuoen bate,
lHo es erforberte mebr als seipobn=
libe @ntldlonenbeit, iiber oieien SUB.
beoeu, Der bon groBeu lbwar5eu Sd
feru unb Spinneu tpi,umelte, 5it ibrei-
ten, Sd ,uar ipirtlib frob, als i'd,
Die groBe 1iir erreid)t bate, unb nod
frober, nahbem iid biefelbe binter
mir geihlonen. ,,@euug bon 3inmer
g., marntelte idy, als id ,ueiter eing.
Das ,,bunfle 3i,n,ner" mar oas
ndhlte auf meiner gntSedl.nesreile
SobalS ih eintrat, iaste id mir, bab
es ieiuen Ra,nen nit gutem Hebte
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-20
glittsusd, Ben 20. Mai ts4s
Nu1ltItebeuoen

| ~lpRpSht AphhpN wv t''NI S'S'NNt9~
uber opd al oielen riSfamten S6rtt-
te entldloIlen babelL ba i'd, Damn nit
einem Sdlage feIiseiteOt bate, Oh oer
bon mir gefaBte lbrcdlide Serbaht
begriiuoet Iei ooer uidt, luenn fib
niht in oemielben Mltgenblif eine
Slpeite Stilu,ne bate pernebnten lal-
Ieu: bie grobe nuo brobeno flingenoe
Stilnme gilliats, ltuo id) mir |agte.
bas es lebr iible 6olsen fit mid ia.
ben miiBtc, fuas er Gcmntnis bon net
,er Mniueienbeit in Ieihem 3inlmer
uuo neiHeu Nadforldungen er9dlteH
lpiirbe.
SD, itano oesbalb BON adeu tuei-
teren 8erIu6en ab llnS beganu, ed
ih fiirhtete, er moge pielleidt aus
iraeuo eiuem &runbe beu 8eg SnrA
sic Saatiire mad natem nebmem, Lang"
IanL I'M ieoes &erauId9 sn peruaei-
oen meinen MiidsuN. ltno bies ge-
(ana 10 gut, ais cb ih fein raidela-
oes Ieioenes Rleib uuo Itutt ser Seoer-
Idube sSii5pa,ttoffeln TRACE. Nber ats
ic6 crit ipieoer sic 1iir n,eimes 8ans-
Idraufes binter mir eelbloilen bate
uno it Ser -Witte bes ;}inuners ltano,
ltieB id) bod einen tiefen Senf5er oer
grleidteruHa aus.
@s ipar nidt meine 9l6iidt, mid
in biele,n Iolh' boien &eroadt ipoh-
rlIenoen Mal,m nod ldnger anf5u-
holtelt, aber 90 ih lmter eineut Dec
SpphafiIieu sic gde eines 9nd,es,
ous ih porber nidt beimerft, beruor-
altfen iab, fiiblte id Sod, bas 9eoiirf-
nis, feIt5l,Itellen, Oh es berIclben @rt
ser 2iterotur angebore, iuie ser HeIt,
9foIh 5og ih es beroor ,mo lparf et-
nen 8lid hinein
gs lit iiberiliillig, boB id er5dbte,
lpas es enthielt, ober nohben td, Ell. a
niae 9lngenbife lang bnrin gebl0ttert
hatte, leate ib es I6altoerno iuieoer
auf ieinen Slab 5ltritcf. @eln in mir
nod ir9eno ein 3lpeifel getpeiet lod-
re, bnB @illiant eites bon ben Sheu.
lnlen iei, iuelde franfbafte @ier ba-
81 treiben, arn,tIame @rperilnente OF
l6pohen, neutrality-suspicious. 0eleu
5u ,mternebmen, 70 bate bas, ipas id
aeraoe in beme 8uhe geIeben, bieie
3ipeifel beieitigt.
Srosbem belt id mid bod nod
etlpos lit bent 3innuer auf. ga es
bon Ser eroBten @ihtisfeit mar, feit-
suIteIlen, ir1 luelbem ser pielett 8du-
NE bes oberen Stofiuerfes ser bou
mir oort bernlltete @eiangene inter-
aebrad)t iei, iab id Mid nah einem
aeeisneten Deittel nm, oas 3immer,
in ipeldem ih mid befuno, at iolhem
3ipede nl.sbor 5,t mad)en. 9as ieooh
aing nur, inbem nlan auBen ONT s5en.
lter irgeno ein 3eiden, oas bon unteu
51 ieben NOR, anbrahte, ba bas an-
oere 3inlner ia bireft bariiber lag
aber ipie? 3uerit .badte id barast,
nein Eaibentud a,,Ben an ben Sen.
Iterlaoen at befeltisen, Damn, einfa1
einen Ser Jenlterldoen sans aufauito-
Ben, unb ihlieBlib berfiel ib auf bie
sSbee, nittels oes Se6erntellers, tueI.
DIES ib itets bel mir traee, bon einem
Der Stdbe zines 6eniterlabens einen
splitter obsuidneioen.
Das lebtere eribien Mir ,tnbebinat
sos YraftiId5te an Iein. Gin SaIhen-
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Ter on5rieben, beuterfte ib auI oelu
SuBbooen eiuen groBen onnflen Sled.
Sas idien mir oas idlimnitc bon
aaem, has ih bisbcr BORT entbedt
bate, l,no pbgleih id) mid porluufig
nod nibt fir beredtigt belt, fcnnte
| ih bod nieht luubill nit 9eoanern
at bie mctten5erfreiienen Eeppibliml-
pen in bem empfangs5inner 5u ben=
fen ltn6 mir 5u lasetL oaB oielelben
bod ipeIentlib ongeuebnter lnter ben
6iiBen feien, OILS nadte 9ielen nit
10 perbGhtigen Sleden.
Die Cir oes 8anoiAranfes. ltano,
tuie id gebofft bate, ein tpenig Of
fen, ipas mir alt6erIt angenebm loar,
oenu oe bas nlu at nteiner Gr5le=
buna ober an bem mir angeborenen
Relpeft bon Den Hebten auOerer lag,
es ipiiroe mir entIhieoen Itarfe lleberz
lpinoung gefoitet baben,- oie se'hlol>
Ieue Sir bes Shranfes, Su oeiien
seiidtisuna mid niemono einselaeen
botte, au offnen.
M6er oa oies nid)t ser 5alI mar,
aab id oer Siir eiueH fleinen StoB
une fano oas mar mirflid, eine
lteberraldung uno eiue iueit groBere,
als ipenn id ploslid eine,n @erlppe
neutrality-suspicious. bate, - baB oas
ganse .Snnere bon elmer idn.alen
8enoeltreppe eingenomlnen mar, lole
iie mandmal in 6ffentli6en 9ibl'os
ibefen, in ipelben Die Yiiber bod anI-
geitapelt iino> gefllnoen lueroen fon=
nen. 9ieIelbe reidte bonn 8ooen bis
sur Stuberoede, lunb pbgleid eS IN
benl Sdrante 5ienlid) ounfel mar,
INien es mir bod, ais oh ib eben
sic llmriBlinien elmer sSalltiire, Die
cine Berbinoung nit Dem 9talnme
pberbalb berItellte. Iebcn fonnte. 8ez
aierig, ntib oabon at itber5el1gelL
irngte int mid, tpaS ein 9etettip lit
meinen1 San tln lpiiroe. uSinatfge-
bell 1tl1b nabieben, Oh sort eine Sail
tire i1tp' mar sic Inttport slber
nein 3artsefiibl ober - id fann oas
in bielem ei,len Sale nibt leugnen
= cine setuiile SurhtIamfeit idienen
mid suriid5,tbalten, bis mir meines
5re,.nbes @rpee larfaitilher 8lid, iuie
id i'm BEL iebr biel lpenieer ipidtisen
@elesenbeiteu aeieben bate, ins @e=
oddtnis fam ltno uteine Nerpen plos-
lid itablte. SD iekte alio entihloiien
meinen SUB auf oie Sreppe, ,uelhc
por mir si1lest boffentlib pou ME
manoeln aIs Wiaia,n betreten iuorbe,r
| ipar
Da id 5ieniid srob bin, batte ih
nur ein paar Stufen binauf5useben,
nm nit Ser Sanb an Die Dede reiden
5u f0nneu. Die Stufen tparen iebr
iteil, bie 2uft in oem Sbranfe lebr
| seoriidt, ib iab mid alio gen0tist,
einiee Sefunbeu lang su paulieren,
e1e id ben arm nad oben itredte,
um mad Dem SdloB ober @iesel, oas
id BORT permutete, 5u fiiblen. sSait
lofort fanb ih oas 2estere, lno be-
| lnerfte bann 5u meinem @ritaunen,
osB sic Saatiire nidt seihloilen mar,
ionoern neinem 9ri.de nabsab. Da
mir oiele @ntbedung boHfonnlen
iiberraideno FAM, 5os ih meine Sanb
suriid, ,m 5u iiberlesen, Oh es ee,
rateu fem tpiirbe, sic ssautiire at off,