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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-17
M ' Hollywood.
RY ERsKTNE JOHNSON YEA Service stan Correspondent

NEA Service Stan Correspondent
 Exclusively yours: Film talent, mke gold, Is where you find 1t. On . recent trip to New York, Direc- tor Gregory Ratoff went to a night club. But he spent more time watching a waiter than he did the floor show. They got to talking and now the waiter, Jack Dundee, an old vaudeville performer, will play an important bit in Ratoff's next almusical for Columbia, 'Tropic- cana.". ... fiollywood's first war bride contract has been written by RKO. Starlet Ann Summers, re- cent bride of Air Cadet Richard Strong, will be permitted IA days leave every three months to visit her husband as long as he re- mains in the United states. She iust completed work in a film from hcally titled, Seven Days Leave"
 Mercedes Marlowe, the tennis champ, and Townsend Netcher ere playing love game Screen william Porter Hall receives a long, sought opportunity to play comedy .tn a new MGM film, MT. Justice Goes 6 Hunting" He'll play a small town judge who sentences Su- preme Court justice to jail for a minor infraction of the law, pre- cipitating a national incident.
 OLD STORY, NEW ANGLE
 The Ann Sheridan George Brent marital difficulties are the old Hol- 1ywood story in reverse. They are not good friends.
 It's Pat O'Brien's story about @ Hollywood attorney who was drafted. First day in camp tEn attorney demanded special atten- tion, pointing out his many impor- tant cases, his judicial knowledge, his brilliant briefs. Finally a sergeant stopped him, saying "Lsook, fellow. We're going to fight the Japs, Not sue them"
 Betty Kern, daughter of Compos- CT Jerome Kern, and husband Artie Shaw are denying those separation rumors Eleanor Powell and her pianist. Walter Ruick, have con- posed a new tune, My Irish Lass"
 Swell gag in the new Leon Schles- finger "Merrie Melody titled "rokyo Jokio," Jap newsrecl travesty. Explaining why Japs call their fighter planes "Zeros," the narrator says; To-day report say nine Zeros downed. We add min c Zeros. This makee no Zeros lost"
 BRYAN DENOTED
 Jane Bryan, who retired from the eceen when she married has never been dropped from Warmers con- tract list. But she has been de- noted from the rank of star to that of featured player. Tune- smith Lew Pollock's latest hit, ''Sweethearts of the U. s. A." will be the title of Producer Lester Cutters next filmusical .. . No truth to reports that Warmers will star E1Tol Flynn in a film version of Booth Tarkinghton's Seventeen. ... Or that the Red Skeltons are fighting over custody Of their gaso- line, sugar and coffee ration books.
 Barbara Bushman, granddaughter of the famous Francis x. Bush- man, is hoping for a film career. Ske'S studying dramatics at the Geller Workshop Odd situation at RKO, where Edith Barrett is playing the mother of James El- lison and Tom Conway in new film. Shes younger than either Of her film sons"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-17
JAP vIOETNs CHEAP

The cheapest violins are tho@ manufactured in Japan, where tho parts are pressed out of wood, in- stead of being carved by hand, re- sulting in an inferior product.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-17
Y.M.C.A. Notes

The credit class in Spanish at the Waterbury Extension Center of the University Of Connecticut will broad cast from VERY at ' o'clock to- night. Professor Arsene Croteau will be in charge.
 A program of sound motion pie lures will be E:Iown in the Central YMCA lobby tonight at o'clock. The titles includes ."Connecticut Fights" "Getting Together" "Bom- ber," and London Fire Raid. All Y members are welcome.
 One hundred and fifty members of the Industrial Choruses of the YMCA will rehearse with members of the Civic Symphony orchestra at the First Congregational church tomorrow night at ' o'clock in prep aration for the presentation of Handels The Messiah" to be given an Buckingham hall Sunday even ing, December 6. The choruses will also rehearse the program to be giv- en in connection with the Second Congregational Church Forum, next Sunday evening,
 A new high school group was Or- ganized and admitted to the high school division of the Central \. M. C. A. on Monday evening. The name of the group will be the Ra- vens. Election of officer was held and arc as follows: President, Thom- as D. Rosa, vice president, Joseph Kunitsky, secretary and treasurer, Francis ". Ciampi and Interciub Council representative. Chester KOrbusieski. other members of the group are William Staniescki, Ed mund Rosa, John Komarnsky and Matthew Koch.
 The Fairlawn Hi-Y will hold it's weekly meeting at the Central Y. M. c. A. this evening with William Walsh presiding. 4 new club pro- gram will eb set up at this time.
 The Espil0n Hi-Y will meet at the Central YA1CA this evening for its regular weekly meeting with Henry Spran0 presiding. The club constitution will be discussed and Feyisiens made where necessary and . new club program will be pre- sented to the group by Paul Ryder. chairman of the program commit Gee.
 The Theta Chi Tri-Y held its Eegular weekly meteing at the Gen. kal YMCA Monuday evening at 7:30 D. m. Ruth Becpe presided over the meeting at which plans for q club social were sent up and will be held sn the place of the next regular meeting. Those in attendance were Ruth Beebe, Ellen EchaeffeF, Joan Donovan, Dorothy Bagley, Betty Kenny and 6. st. Pierre and Peggy Hovey, club advisor.
 A Che regular meeting ef the White Elephants 0Fs-Y club held aast evening at [ D. m. an election ef officers was held. The following Boys were elected: President, Guide CarEascio; vice president, Edward Cariasci0; secretary, J0hn Petra and treasurer, Thomas Ricelo. Team captains were also elected as fol- tows: Touch Football captain, Jerry D'Ambrosi and basketball captain, Edward CaFlasclo. Club plans were discussed by ahe group and it was decided sa form . group. Of by-iaws at tAe nexk nasesing, xt was aIse
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-17

worth is the daughter of wealthy impresario, and where Astaire is trying to recoup race-track losses by obtaining a job. He inadvertent- ly becomes involved in the irn- presarios efforts to teach his daughter the meaning of romance, becomes her dream prince" and, naturally, winds up married to the grill
 Parachute Nurse" c timely
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-17

thriller with Kay Harris and lG Chapman in featured roles, Is the second big hit of the program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-17
FARM NARROWER
 PROBLEM RISES
Increased Demands for Farm Products Imposes
 Difficulties

Editors Note, Tn the following story, first of series of three, the United Press presents a sur vey of the increasingly critical farm manpOwer problem. The second will Summarize findings on factors likely to reduce the food output such as transportation, shortage of farm machinery and ceiling prices. The third will con- ccntrate on the dairy industry, hard hit branch of farm produc- tion.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-17

are James Dunn and Joan Wood-
 bury, who handle their fortnight roles with capable assurance. Others in the cast who do good work are
 Lawrence Grant, Paul Mcvey, Jane
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-17
BUFFALO BRASS
 GETS "E" PENNANT

The Buffalo branch of the Amer ican Brass Co. has been awarded the Army Navy joint ''E' award fer excellence in war production. The presentation will be made at cere- monies to be held soon.
 The Waterbury, Torrington and Ansonia plants recently received the Army Navy star, signifying contin- ued excellence in production. having originally received the "E" last spring.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-17

Wiley, Gus Glassmire, George Eld- ridge, J. Arthur Young, Edna John son, Norman Willis, Minerva Urecal and Forrest Taylor.
 The second big hit is Miss V From Moscow" with Lola Lane.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-17

on farms "at so late a date is like locking the barn door after the horse has left"
 The U. s. Department of Agri- culture estimates more than i,500,- 600 men have been drained from farmlands in the past year.
 The Kansas Agricultural War board said 3.600 farms would lie completely Idle and i0,200 partly idle next year increasing the amount of unused acreage from 52,- 900 in l942 to 93,000 nj l943.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-17

The credit class in Spanish at the Waterbury Extension Center of the University Of Connecticut will broad cast from VERY at o'clock to- night. Professor Arsene Croteau will be in charge.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-12
Stebenbiireifd,. .2lmerifanifdes Dolfsblatt

atlas ihuf. Stto alaiine entspideIte
nit Ir. Miboro Nnoree cine beoeil,
tenoe geograpbiide sfnltolt. in Der
oIs babnbrehenoes @erf Ser pIaltiide
s(tlas Scs Nei6es erifien. ser fail
MiIliorcnouflage uno cine lleberiee.
ung in alle Spraben erlcbte.
8eorg Weltermann in gruu,r
Ihpcig nerDffentlihte 1921 einen
@eltatLns, ser gum critcn Male
Geographic nit @irtiebaft uno s.,
id)ihte in engitem 3.rammcnbona
6rahte. @eorg Wagner in Garmitoot
itcllte iiir oie tpeltberiibmten Meiic.
bancbiiher &arl 9aeoetcrs sic aor,
tcnpldne Der. Gietrid Meimer in Ser.
lin lhni nit bem aruBen Gartoara.
pben NrcTeiior Seinrid) aiepcrt ieinc
9ltlanten. Sic nlle, Sic ~Mnoree". Sic
rSticlcr" Sic v&iepert" ,nurSeu9elt,
bcgrifie. Nlut Sic grobcn 2erifon,
berausgeber, 8rodbaus, Meper uro
Seroer iuaren fiibrenoe &artoaro-
pben.
go baben in einem balben Sabr,
tauieno 5nblreihe oeutiGe Minncr
blrh lire title, 5abe 9!rbeit Sen Men.
iHen aller Golfer plaltiihe giloer
ser ipeiten ,lno fernen @elt eridloi.
len unO oamit oas unipericlle @ilicn
Ser Meni6beit erlpeitert.
Or. g. Slgernann.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-12
PUBLIC AUDITORIUM
East Liverpool Wings-Wil-
mington's Quintet in
Cleveland Tourney.

East Liverpols Fleetwings, vic
tors in all but two of their games
this season, and the crack Will
mington (Del.) Blue Rocks, first
half champions of the American
Pro-League. today were accepted
as entries for Max Rosenblum' ;
$4,000 lnvitational Pro Cage Tour
nament. Saturday and Sunday
March IA and IS, in Cleveland S
Public Hall.
The Fleetwings, made up OF
Akron Goodyear and Firestone
players, have met the country's
outstanding hardwood aggrega-
tions while playing under the
East Liverpol banner.
Acquisition of the Wings and
Blue Rocks by Tournament Man
ager !. S. (Nig) Rose adds to
rather than detracts from the at
tractiveness of the local tourna-
ment which will be played Satur-
day night, Sunday afternoon and
Sunday evening.
All the other six entries for
tourney play are intact and await
ing the opening whistle at ! p. m.
Saturday. They are the World
Champion Detroit Eagles, F.
Wayne Zollners, Toledo White
Chevvies, New York Rens, Chi
cago Bruins and the National
League Champion Oshkosh All
Stars.
All seats for all sessions of thc
tournament are reserved. They
are scaled at just 55c, S5c ant
Sl.lO, tax paid. Reservations, &C.
companied by cashiers check OF
money order, should be address
ed to |. S. (Nig) Rose, c/o Rosen.
blums. S2l Euclid Ave-, Cleve.
land, Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-12

aus elmer 9aieler 8atriaierfomilie.
ocr. Miiniters Wcrf fortieteno, ourd)
Ieine Topographic Weltrubm er.
lanate. Gs eibt falun ienano, Der
niht oie Maoierungen Merians
fennt, Sic 2anbidaiten StGote unh
9urgen i'm MltriB uno Brunbrib
Seigen uno 5u Sen tpertpollIten 9enf.
nldlcrn 5dblen, sic ie elmer lih ielblt
uno ocm golfe iebte. ssn pier5igi66.
riger s(rbeit bat Merion fait eon5
Gurora topoeropbiltb erfobt uno sic
Grgcbniiie in 80 8Gnoen peroffent,
liht, in benen er Dor allem iein ga=
terlano Tcuiiblano i'm 3auber ieincs
Changes borfiibren tpollte.
0ieie srobe TRADITION itarb ME
aus. Sn Den letten $50 sSobren tpnr,
De GcutlNlano Die ulIbeitrittene SiiD.
rl.nJ in Ser mobernen Gartenfunit at,
ertannt. @roBe Gerleger uno Geo,
gropben arbeiteten Sano in Sono.
Snolpig MapenItein in sranffurt be-
lpirfte cine neue GeboIuion I'M &C,
lamtcu &artentpeien, als er 1853 sic
Npenibe acknowledgements btr.
ousgab. sic 5i,m eritcn MaIe Sic Be.
bir9e Ourb peripcftipiihe Shroiiie.
rl,ngcn oarlteltc. SuItus Yertbes in
8otba orbeitcte nit Ocm 9eaations,
rat 'Steler 5,,ian1men, Ser sen crItcn
SonNatlos un0 1888 sen erltenSf,ul,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-12
SALEM NEWS
Bv Sue Herman

Salem, O., March l2-Even
though Salem had nice start,
somewhere, somehow, somekind,
during the game, Farrell took the
lead and left us in the lurck, win
ming the first playoff game. This
Saturday, we travel to Penn,
making another effort toward VIC
tory. We all are asking, who will
have the good luck then. We still
have our hopes, so be prepared
Farrell for mob that's antici-
pating a good time.
Basketball Season Expires
The Salem Jrs. wish to take this
opportunity to thank everyone
who attended our game and dance
last week We hope you enjoyed
yourself. Thanks ever so much,
Monaco. for the use of your tradi
tional cowbell. At least we were
victorious in making enough noise
A very special thanks is extended
to all those Saxon ladies who
have so willingly donated so much
of their time during our basket
ball season, preparing those deEc
Gus meals for the players and
fans. We all agree, there are no
better cooks than ours.
And now with the exception
of the remaining out-off town
play-off games or remaining game
we close the book of very sue
cessful basketball season and no
matter who wins, we are very
proud of our team and grateful
for having members like those
who have been helping constant
ly serving and on every other
committees, large or small, all
important. Thanks!
Coincidence
The Salem Jrs. wish to express
their most sincere sympathy and
conscience to the children of the
lately deceased George Flip, a
true Salem Saxon.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-12

matinees Saturday and Sunday,
April / and II, it was announced
today by Judge Frank J. Merrick,
president of the club.
The show is now in rehearsal
at Houston, Texas, where the sal
ty riders of the transforming
rodeo circuit are being measured
for colorful new shirts and chaps
and where the big three-hour
thrill show is being put together
in the heart of the ranch country.
Gene Autry himself, with his
famous horses, Champion and
Champion Jr.. will have big
part in the show, which will in
clude more men and women than
ever before and more horses and
steers and which will have the
biggest prize list in history.
Reservations for seats which
are priced at ST .25, LIS and S2.lO
tax included. may be made by
mail to the Arena. $40 Euclit
Avenue, Cleveland, O. Please en-
close self-addressed stamped en-
velope.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-12

g1ifflih nuroe2 @ar es Elm Menih
Ser Dor irgenoeinem orobenoen Ser,
bangnis, Dor iraenoeiner ounfler
Hadhe aus Sem @ege bog? @or ea
elmer, Ser feline Seimat perIherjt bat
te uno iih nun auf Dem ltmpeg Die.
Ser nab SouIe beiano, ser lih unter
Steinen uno @lrSeln perfrph, I'm
reif Su lperoen in einem hoberen giir.
gerredte uno 81 iterben2
@enn er eefragt iuoroen mar, Der
Sroglobpt bonn Nonnenbpls, marun1
er 10 gottperlnilen IN ser @iloniS
ba1ie. Ion er manhnnl geuntrportet
baben. uIie idleften Men'hen ia.
ben mid Inn mein Slid gebraht."
Sb er lpohI bie @abrheit gelngt bat
llnb mas lit bos: 8liit2
Selig fins, Die cine Seinrat baber
- &urt Irnolo Sinoeiien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-12
War Production Taxes Shipping
As Industrial Miracle Unfolds

trial job. During the same period
workers in non-agricultural pursuits
have increased 14eo. Though the NUM-
Der employed under war contracts is
constantly rising, Government agencies
responsible for these figures tell US
that in January there were about ~
million men unemployed.
COME high officials have been heard
~ to refer to the over confident
speech of the Secretary of the Navy
a short time ago, in which he left an
impression that the war in the Pa
cihc was merely something of side
show from an American standpoint,
as the 800 million dollar speech.
You will recall that shortly after
wards our government loaned that
amount to China. The inference is
that a great share of this loan was
for the purpose of convincing China
that America is in the war with Japan
"for keeps. The moral of that story
is that idle talk and too much cock
surenesS are costly.
We have had another demonstra-
ton of this in the German submarine
activity along the Atlantic Coast
which Immediately followed public
statements by Navy officials to the
effect that naval patrols had the Ger
man submarines on the run.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-12
Karl 211ays k,,,t>ertitcr
6eb,artstao

IS lit iest geraoe blnoert Sabre
ber. felt oerienige oeutihe Shrift-
iteller oas 9id,t ser @elt erblifte,
ser ieit bem erlten gridpinen ieiner
@iiher bis 5llm beutieen Gag cine
ein5igartiee @irf,tns allf sic Hban=
toiie Ser oeutihiprafigen anaben=
ipelt eebabt bat. @ir baben idon BEL
elmer @iiroigung Ser Gourtbs -Ma1-
Ter auf sic parabore Sitltation bin
gelpielen. bab sic oeutihen 2itera.
turseihiften bodpnliitis itber Shrift-
iteller bintueggeben, bie altf bie gel
itige @elt bon @enerationen entihei.
oenoen ginflub batten. SIT oieie SOL.
tllng I'M sSalle Ser Gourtbs- -Mabler
nod einigermaBen uerltdnolid, 10 lit
lie abiuro gegeniiber einem Man'l
bon &arl Maps er5dbleriihen Ta-
lenten, Ser NIT minoeItens bem glei-
hen 9ieht tpie Elm @erItdder ober
&atIGnoer slnreft ar,f 8ehanbIung
i'm Mabmen Ser be,ltid)en 2iteratl,r-
gelhidte bat. Mber sic Siitorp tpiro
einmal betpeiien, oaB oie ietisen
,0iteraturbeltger" uno 5ebnmalge-
iheiten Yrofeiioren ser 2iteratur III
Ncutihlano cher bergeiien tperoen,
oIs elm 3arl Mop nit ieinen gr36b-
lungen uno 9ibtungen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-12

u | a + y w a I Z
b orne shipping.
Most of the credit
must go to Amer
an industrial
management for
the acceleration
in actual produc-
ton for war pur-
poses. Miracles
are coming to
pass in spite Of
the obstacles in
volved in the i'm
mensity of the
program, the con-
fusion and the
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-12
ARENA NEWS
Gene Autry's Stampede at the
Arena.

The worldpremierc of Gene Aut,
rvs "Flying A Stampede', the
streamiined version of the round
up and rodeo of the wild west
complete with Broadway staging
and girls galore. will be presented
by the American Legion Club at
the Cleveland Arena at eight per
formances, April 9 thru IA, will,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-12
Dos 8ilN ser GrNe
Bon groken 2anofartenidjSpfern nnb
moberner @artenfmnit.

Sober ooie tpcib beute, tpelhe Ye'
ocl,tl,ng oie 2anofarte eetponnen bat
Der Seemann tann oDne iie ebenio
,penig ipie Ser Soloat ausfommen
9ie &arte erit, Sic ein 2ano noh iei
ner s(usSelnung uno ieiner Sobell
glieoerl,i,g genau bartlett, ermGe
liht Die perfebrsmdbige uno ,pirt
idaftli6e Grid)liebuna. Die 3ubl Sci
Menibcn, sic bon ser Serlteuune
genalicr &arten abbdngen, lit babe,
INNER grober gelporben.
Shon Sic slltcn bottcn sic ge
oelltrng Ser aartoJrapbic erioBt
Vie &0mer batten Neiiefartcn, aui
oenen Sic gntfernmgcn aIer 8unf
te bon Som eingctragen lparen. 81;
8riehcn fuaren ihon MeiIter o.,
&artenfunit. Gla,oil,s YtolomGus,
Der idon uon ser augelgeitalt ser Gr
De iiber5e,,gt tuor, cnt,parf int sipei
ten Sabrblmocrt uuicrer 3eitref,
nl,ng sic erlte @elttorte, Sic jabr,
bl,nocrtclang oie BrunoIase allcr
gcograpbiIdlen Wiiiens biIoete.
Gs borf icoodl angeiihts ser um
faiienoen 8eoel,tllng sic sic aarto
grapbie beute fiir ale 80lfer bat
feitgeitcllt speroen, bab sic moocrnt
aartenberitellune iamt ibren SiIis
mitteln, oem aupferitecfen unS Bud
Druid, fait ausihIieblih cine oeutidt
GrfinS,,ng lit. Sic nabm ibren Mn,
fang. als Sic Gntoe,n,ng slmerifas
cine no1ise ltnttpdI3uns Ses alter
Weltbiloes berporricf uno Sic Ylotc.
mdlistarten enttbronte.
Sic Eortlreieien empfanSen ols
Die eriten eroBcn @eItenoeder Sit
NottrenSigfeit, fir tire Seefabre,
einfadc neue aarten bersuiteIIen. III
Die iic Die bon ibnen entbedten 2Gn
ser eintr,,gen. Mber lie bielten tpi;
oie mohernen Seerfiibrer lire &ar
ten gcbeim. oa iie nidt poIlten, sal
Die 'Sd)iffe anSerer Seefabrer oei
Weg nod Den neue. bon ihnen al;
nationalen 8eiit in Inipruh genom
,nenen 2anbern uno Ssnieln ianoen
Sbnen nabmen Sic 9e,,ti6en 81,
Giibrung ans ser Sanb, beionoers
nad)oem iie Die aunlt bes 8uforud:
erfinoen batten. 8orber idon batt
Nifolaus bon Sues. ser groBe gor
ldufer Der @eformation, Der iif) mi
tbeologiiden Streitfraeen ebenio mi
nit 0em &alenoerproblem uno Del
Mhienorcbung ser grSe beidGitigtc
Die erite aarte IN 9l,pfer iteden lai
len.
1907 Deroffentlidte Damn ser Geo
graph @aloieemiiller aus ssreibur(
i'm 8reisgau, oeiien 8orifloe aud
oie 9feue @elt Sen Mamen s(merift
oeroanft. in Strabburg sic erite ae
Srudte aarte, in 6ie idon sic neuel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-12
Cine Nintergeidjid)te.

81, meiner postIdnoiifen Seimat,
i'm GrnnenboI3 5tpiihen &rebes uno
, Der ltlrihsmiible, bat in Sen ue,tsi'
ger Sahren ocs pergangenen Sabr,
biinSerts elm giniieoler gebauit. Nie,
mono nuBte, tper er mar. 9tiemanb
piltte, no i'm emit feline Mutter nit
Sdmer5en geboren. Niemano tpubte,
, an ipelhc SlGne uno Gnt1piirfe, an
tpelde @eihGfte uno Santierungen er
ieine beiten Sssabre bineegeben; benn
als er i'm tpeltiernen 8aloapinfeI aum
, @crifein fam, id)leppte er ld)on cine
Sait bon reihlidb iieb5ig 8interr
iiber Die 8eee.
Gines Cages tpar er eben oa, ian,'
melte 8leb6ii6ien, 2aternen, Na,
oeln. llbren, Geoern, &ufeiien, piliid,
te 8eeren,, Gil5e uno &rG,,ter unS
beiid)te miloe Gaben. Sn alien Gor,
fern in iehs Stunben llmfreis, in all
oen ItiQen Soften uno Miblen rings.
um tallbte er alrf, itano itl,nm boz
oen Siiren, IieB bettelnoe gueer;
iiber Die 0irge gleiten, bars nit
n,iirriIfem Cant sen @egpfeunire
im serihliiienen @ams uno be,
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seaen leine 2enoen iblus unb ging
lueiter gtie trat er in cine St,tbe, mic
in elm @irtsbaus. 8alo fannten i'm
bie Ginoer, balo auf) sic 8roBen,
aber fein Menih iuubte, no er abenbs
iein Sallpt our 9tube leste, mo cr
nahts feline nEiben 8eine itredtc
MIR Der J0riter bes 8eisoorfer Git.
tergutes tpnBte es; unter einem bor,
1pringen6en Selien, nid)t einmal in
elmer Soble, tief, tief i'm ltnterbols,
allf eillem 2ager aus gfeiiig uno dir
rem SommerIaub ueridlief er Die
Stunbeu Ser Sit1ternis, 5l,iammen,
serout ipie elm 0ud)s, ie naf ser
Sabres3eit in erbettelte N0de gebiilIt,
perid,lief ct BEN MGr5resen uno oer
lOe3emberiturm.
Sa, es fIingt tpie cine Gage, aber
es lit perbiirgt: 9sidt einn,al ser
@inter 6es Sabres 1894, ser eine
@ode lang mor6enbe aGIte fnir'
iideno iiber oas 2anb fegte, trieb ib,1
aus ieinem 8au. gr muB einen Talis.
man, ser i'm Dor oem Sooesbauhe
oes Groites felt madte, beieiien ba'
ben; oenn OILS i'm zines @intertaes
eine Grau BEL oen YlattenbGliern
einl,,b. in Sic Stube gu fommen uno
eine Saiie beiben aaffee 81 trinfen,
spebrte er entiebt ab uno iaste: rNei,,,
nein, Muftauen barf ib nidt!"
gines Gesemberabenos baben iie
Damn audi feline giniieoelei entoedt
Der g8irt Ser 8ursiteinidenfe iob
i'm inn @aloe einbiegen. gr foIete
ibm, beeleitet bon Dem Sobn oes
&rebeier 8ierbrauers, aui Shnee.
|ifltben binein in Die 9dmmerung
Tiefe. riiitise Stapfen i'm shne(
aeigten oie tSpur. Nuf einem umgc'
iAiir3ten Baume batte er auseerubt
Dann tpieoer Gubitapfen, frauie Srr'
tpege i'm itarren Grolt, ate,nbeflen,.
men6es Sdtpeigen, bas nur einen
&er5idlag lang entriegelt muroe
tpenn Elm Mit brad, tpenn Elm ge.
iheudtes Wilo nerbuidte, tuenn eine
2ait Sd)nee tuidelno nus entgeiiter'
ten &ronen glitt. 0a, balt! 9ie Ga.
ternen Der! 3uiammensefauert i'm
bereiiten @efliift Elm Menib? Elm
Tier? Elm Menid?
.&e, 0u muBt bod erfrieren -"
@ioerpiqiees @runaert un6 Mur'