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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-05-12
Vest Pocket Hides News
That Happened Last Week

A happy birthday university
party honoring three generations
of the Bremner family tree was
held at the Bremner home on
April 80. Mote: Nj Bremner
carried this social item i n his
vest pocket for days before turn
ing it in to the Chief.)
The first generation to be hon.
ored was Mr.. Bremner, now hale
and hearty at IS. but with a
young mans tor2etfulness i n
carrying things too long in his
vest pocket. Others to be honored
included his daughter, Mrs. La
Breche Santa Rita a n d a
granddaughter, Violet LaPlant.
The event was attended b,y
family members and friends, IS
being present.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-05-12

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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-05-12
Cadotte Out On Farm

}. l.. Cadotte, who last year
put in a long hitch as welder at
the Moore Dry Docks yards at
Oakland. is back on his farm on
Two Medicine. planning to raise
considerable of garden a n q,
various grain crops. He has Il
plentitude of water, he said. BY
dint of hard work expecta to get
good results. More recently he,
was employed as jailor at the.
Agency.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-05-12
Assembly of God Church

Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Morning wosship at II a. m.
Evening revival hour at 7:45.
Tuesday Bible study at 7 AS o.
m. Subject: The Character of
Jesus Christi
Cordial invitation to everyone
Raymond A. Bache, Pastor.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-05-12

subscription $500 year in advance.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-05-12
mCaIlister Wool Buyers Agent

E sewhere in the Chief appears
4 no'ice by Dan McAlIister in an
nouncing that he is representa-
ttv" of the Colonial Wool Com
pany OF Bos on. Notice 8 on
he loca! page.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-05-12

Signal Corps Photo
Leaving blazing enemy installa-
tons behind them, our troops adj
vance on the island of Kwajalein.
1t takes many dollars to clear away
the debris of battle so that our own
installations can be set up in these
Pacific areas. In order to supply
these men, Buy War Bonds and
Hold EN-! U. S. Treasury DEPARTMENT
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-07

tece kakor otrok, ki 81 sam ne
more prav mic pornagati, in re-
kla: !.
'Nic mi ne manjka, pray mic.
Uboga ciganka sem, q teboj
grem, kamor hoces, kamor me
popeljes." &
Pri takih besedah je vselej
povesila glavo, kakor cvetlica,
XII jo je zamorila slana.
MOI je opazoval nekaj dn
memo cudno obnasanje, a sled
Mic Sc nu je zasmilila in zato j
je rekel:
'Nigana, ia zrtva je zate pre-
tezko; ne morem ii jo naloziti
ii moras ostati tukaj."
(Dalje prihodn1ic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-07
CRNA ZENA
Zgodovinsko povest
PrirediI Jovoron
Jutri odpotujem domov p

Jutri odpotujem domov pod
sneznike."
"Domov? - Kaj pravis? -
Pod sneznike ?" je kricala zena
VISA IL sebe; "ne smes! S tenn bi
storil veliko hudobijo! Pomni,
da sem JAZZ tvoja zena in nobe-
ma druga - nikar torej ne kr-
81 svoje dolznosti! Prisegel 81
mi pri Ocetu in Sinu :"
"Nigana, rajsi pometaj pred
svojim pragom! I'll imej pred
ocmi svoje dolznosti - Ease pa
ze sam vem, kaj moran storiti
in kaj opustiti.'
Pri eh besedah je Zen a
strastno vzkipela in pihala ka-
kor razdrazena macka:
"In &c pojdes ma Kranjsko,
bonn sla "a teboj! Kakor YES,
pot znam najti In &c zale-
zem ono, kateri 81 daroval ST.
ce, 10 takoj umorim - to tt
prisezam pri svojih pradedih in
pri svetlih zvezdah. - Zabodem
10 ali pa zastrupim. - Potem u.
morim tudi tebe!"
"Nigana", je zakrical moz O.
sorno, 'strasna 81, kakor divjs
EVER. - Sicer pa ne grem /
Zalki in otroku, ampak poiska
81 bonn v svoji domovini kai
skriven kraj, kjer bonn samota
ril."
Ponovno je ovila ciganka svo
je roke okoli njegovega vrat'
in Sc mu sladkala.
y 20, ljubi Radko! Pri m n
moras ostati. Tvoje je mole sr
i ce in moja dusa. I'll 81 zvezd;
mojih oci, gorak zarek moi
duse Ljubim te kakor lju
bi dan solnce in noe luno - re
ne. - Toda zopet me moras lju
biti in ne tako hudo pogledova
ii S svojimi dobrimi ocmi. -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-07
(Nddoljevamie)

20, Radko, ali mi res noces
pokazati nobenega znamenja
svoje ljubezni? - Kako tezko
sem te pogresala in kako sem
Sc veselila zopetnega svidenja"
"'Tako, tako!" il je zasmeh-
1.-Two odgovoril MOI; "zato 81 mi
pa tudi usla in me pustila tako
dolgo samega JAZZ sem Sc
pa re navadil in ostanem lah-
ko SAM"
20, Radko, sal sem vendar
tvoja zena, tvoja Nigana!'
RES 81 zal moja zena - to-
da pravzaprav mic vec; zakaj ne
stetokrat 81 mi bila ze nezve-
sta!"
"Jaz - tebi nezvesta, Rad
ko? Nj res. Nikoli nisem ljubila
drugega, kakor tebe!'
"Pa 81 prelomila dano bese-
do. Ali Sc Sc spominjas, kaj 81
mi prisegla po poroki in potem
zopet tam gori oh Saw pod 60
rami?"
"Radko, sal sem pa tudi res
no mislila, toda duh je mocnej-
81 kakor mole srce. - Kako1
nitro me dohiti duh pustinje
me zgrabi in S silo me tir q
proc - dalec proc V prost
svet, med vihre in vetrove, poo
jasno z zvezdami posejano ne
bo - in tedaj Sc moran poc'
kati kakor izgubljena dusa. Sen
zal uboga, nemirna ciganka.
"Zopet 81 toreJ priznala, d.
ne mores ostati, in zato tud
JAZZ ne maram mic vec zivet
skupaj teboj. - &c bi bila t.
hisa moja, 81 lahko uverjena
da bi ne bila smela prestopit
njenega praga - "a nobeno ce
no ne! Tako ii pa h O cope
vracam. Stori MO, kar hoces
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-07

Nikdar vec te ne bonn pustila |,
samega!"
''Nigana, vsakikrat 81 enako
obljubila, besede risi nikdar
drzala."
"Zdaj jo bonn pa prav goto-
vo - prisegam ii pri svetih
zvezdah, pri +"
"Nigana, ne prisegaj vec! II
Tvoje prisege so kakor rosa oh
poletnih jutranjih solncnih Ear
kin" -.
"Drugega ii ne morem dati
kakor svojo besedo in svojo du-
so." |
"Nigana, &c mislis resno, mo-
ras nekaj zrtvovati. &c mi IL
polnis pogoj, katerega tt hocem
staviti, te vzamem zopet k sebi
kot svojo zeno."
Ma cigankinem obrazu so Sc
zopet pojavile vesele poteze;
VISA radostna je skoro zavrisni-
la:
"Zopet mi podajas svoje sr-
1 ce?! O Radko, ko bi mogel YER
= jeti, kako zelo te zato spostu-
jem. - Vse bonn storila, k ar
J, zahtevas Zate grem v O.
, |genj, &c je treba."
MOI Sc re skoro nj mogel u
: stavljati njenemu prilizovanju,
i vendar il je odgovoril kolikor
n mogoce resno:
n "Nigana, ogenj ii nj treba
: hoditi zane; tega nikakor ne
zahtevam; ampak nekaj druge-
j. ga hocem, da storis, kar tt bo
q Sc veliko tezavneje.
k mic mi nj pretezko, Radko,"
i je zatrjevala ciganka; "kar "a
X povej, da ii morem storiti uslu-
J. go!'
'Nigana, tukaj 81 vedno izpo-
J. stavljena nagnenju svoje cigan-
7, ske narave in vabilom svojih
bratov, XII te silijo v prosti svet
da Sc izognes tenn izkusnjavam
i bova prodala svojo hiso in sc
r preselila kan drugam."
IA "Pa vsaj ne ma nesrecno Co.
)e renjsko, kjer bi me gore goto'
l. vo zadusile ?"
" "Ne, Nigana ampak same
tia gor ma zeleno stajersko
kjer so tako prijazne vasi in ia
ko lepa mesta in kjer prebiva
jo tako dobri ljudje."
''Tam so tudi gore, Radko
bonn zopet zaprta med mimi il
sc ne bonn mogla ganiti. - All
ostaniva rajsi tukaj, sal je ven
dar tn tako krasno. Mixer n
tako lepo in tako prijetno ka
kor tuAaj, mixer drugje ne eve
to tako bujne cvetice, mixer nj
svetijo zvezde tako prijazno, nj
kjer drugje 81 ne sepetajo re
Ike in vetrovi tako skrivnost
no lepih pesmi kakor tukaj
Odtod ne morem proc. Tu sen
priklenjena, kakor bi me drzalt
tisoc rok.''
"Glej,' Nigana, to je tvoj'
ljubezen vse samo veter il
prazne besede," jo je stfogo "a
vrnil MOI; "kakor nitro zahte
vam kako malo zrtev, ii je vs.
pretezko S tenn sva sc tore
dogovorila. Pojdi spat. ia
gfem ma StrehO, kJer sc OdpOcl
jem. Jutri odpotujem, a hk
noc!w
France je vstal in sc obrni
proti vratom. Kakor jelen j
skocila Nigana predenj in mi
zastavila pot ter memo rekla
"Radko, mic mi nj pretezko
Kamor pojdes tt, grem teboj
pelji me, kamor hoces."
"Premisli, Nigana! Ali pravi
resno? Ali Sc ne bos poznej
kesala te besede?" jo je vpra
Sal France; "bos Ii mogla pre-
nasati mirno in tho zivljenje :?
"Ce smem ostati pri tebi, &
mi das svoje srce, o potem bon
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-07
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-12

Announcement is being
made today Of the betrothal
of Miss Julie Standish Nc
Nair, daughter of the
Russell A. McNairs Of
Rivard boulevard, TO En-
sign Herbert w. Lester,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
T. Lester Of Mckinley road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-12
In Mayfair
WITH
The Cbaperon
ADMINISTRATION Of how

A DEMONSTRATION Of how
the corn borer bores and
the japanese beetle devastates
vegetation was given by ac-
commodating spe &C m ems 1T
these Victory Garden pests cor
rallied by Tom Pearson and i'm
prisoned In bottles for the
edification of visitors TO the
third annual Victory Garden
Show held Saturday and Sun
day in Neighborhood Club.
Crosse Pointe . under aus
pices Of the Crosse Pointe and
Eastern Michigan Horticultural
Society -.
The insect actors featured
Mr.. Pearson's educational ex-
hibit, which was surrounded by
spectators all during the show.
The flowers although
beautiful were overshad-
owed In the public's interest as
we'll as that Of the growers
by the large and superfins dis
plays OF vegetables
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-12
Thrift Shop TO Open

AFTER ALL the inquiries
this column has had about the
opening Of the Thrift Shop at
Waterloo and ST. Clair avenues,
Crosse Pointe. We are glad to
be able 10 tell the breathless
public that the shop Will
open for business tomorrow at
10 a. m. with a fine stock
OF almost new" merchandise,
which has been donated this
summer.
Mrs. Russell Alger. chairman
OF the board. has just returned
from her summer home AZ York
Harbor. Me.
Others who will be on hand
for the opening include :. Mrs.
Cyril Moore. president Mrs.
William II. Hannah. vice presi-
lent Mrs. Albert Dickson
" Mrs. Joseph Dodge and Mrs.
John Finkenstaedt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-12
7.Year-OId Winner

OUTSTANDING junior VIC
tory Gardener was 7-year-old
Michael Alexander Auchterlonie
.. an English evacuee =. who
II living in Crosse Pointe Farms
rs the guest OF the Kenneth
Moores
Michael Alexander received a
certificate OF honorary member
ship from Ernest Binning,
president OF the society
being the youngest member
ever TO be enrolled
Mrs. Charles Hammond re-
csived the SIS war bond :. for
the most outstanding" Victory
Garden section Of the Crosse
Pointe Harvest Show
Mrs. Frederick 8. Ford {.
Mrs. Frank Goldle Mrs.
Lynn McNaughton and Mrs.
Hammond spent all day SatHr-
day helping TO arrange the ex-
-hibits and giving out in
formation =.
Among the visitors spotted
were Mrs. John s. New
berry -. Mrs. Dexter NJ. Ferry
Jr. Miss Mary Lou Ander-
son Mrs. Rothe Farr
and Mrs. w. z. Wheelock I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-12
Potted Plants
For Winter Garnish
By ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

mean what seasoning plants
may be potted up now 10 grow
indoors and add their good
tastes 10 the winters meals.
You have parsley in the gar
den. of course. If a plant, or two,
preferably small ones. can be
potted now. then you'll have lots
OF sprigs 10 decorate meat plat
tiers, TO use in soups. and TO
chop up in creamed potatoes.
Pot Of Chives
Large plants Of parsley should
be potted, then cut back and
kept we'll watered until new
leaves start 10 grow Plants IN
pots should be sunk in the
ground 10 the rim of the pots
and left outdoors 10 re-establish
themselves, before bringing into
the house. They must be
watched so they do not lack for
water.
Then you really ought TO have
a pot Of chives. II you are not
growing any, see If you can beg
a potful from a friend or else
buy few plants from a nur-
sery, putting all but one in the
garden. Chives will come up
from the root just about as fast
as you need 10 use them.
Mint Spries
They are good in soups. hav-
ing a milder flavor than onions,
excellent in salads and omelets
and specially good chopped fine
on either mashed potatoes or
cottage cheese.
That sprig OF mint for iced
tea and other drinks may be
picked all winter long from a
pot of mint on the window sill.
Mint, too. may be cut back al
most entirely and will soon
grow up again. Any one who has
mint will be more than pleased
to give you some because the
folks who have any at all usu-
ally have much too much. Mint
sprays are nice served with
roast lamb, too.
Fresh thyme instead Of dried
makes poultry and other stuff
fings taste twice as good. And
thyme is another herb that can
be potted for indoor use. Really
there's no end 10 them, but you
might start by trying these
four.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-12

Prices Ssbjsef 10 80 Sslo TsS. Tbn o. RE
Base tries o.ly, .of iueIrIi-s ssJ Fsis,sI far.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-12

BRIDE-ELECT MARY JANE
KIRCHNER on Saturday re-
ceived many lovely gifts at the
crystal shower and large lunch
con given for her at the DAG
by co-hostesses Mrs. Walter A.
Bayer. Mrs. Hugh O'Mara, Mrs.
Walter Bauman and Helen
Weeks
Mary Jane was looking espe-
cially well in a frock OF navy
sheer wool i'm m ed with
matching lace and a small navy
hat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-12
Miss BaIIash
Is Betrothed

Mr.. AND MRS. HEATH j.
BALLAGH of oxford Blvd,
Pleasant Ridge, announced the
engagement Of their daughter.
Bernadine, TO 1t. John Allen
Main at a tea in their home
yesterday for members OF the
bride elects graduating class
from the Lawrence Avenue Sa-
cred Heart Convent.
1t. Main, who is with the Air
Transport Command OF the
Army Air Corps, Is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Main OF
Jackson.
The tea table was conferred
with two porcelain statues Of a
boy and girl to which white
ribbon streamers bearing the
betrothed couples names were
attached. The centerpiece was
surrounded by an arrangement
of white roses. white delphinium
and pink gladioli.
Miss Ballagh wore q navy
crepe frock with white eFgandy
ruffling at the V-neckline, and a
corsage bouquet of gardenias,
and Mrs. Ballagh had on a
brown and bnige print Of silk
crepe, and 4ardenias.
Mrs. Alfred G.. Wilson pre-
sided at the tea table and the
following girls assisted about
the rooms: the Misses Jean
Kennedy. Georgia Suliburk, Ann
and Barbara Casey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-12
QuieIey Surprised

A SURPRISE party 10 cele-
brate George Z. Quigley's birth
day anniversary was given Sat-
urday night at the DAG by Mrs.
Quigley
The guest list included d.
the Stuart A. Cogsdills the
Waldso Turner's . the Thomas
Archers the Carl Rauuets
Mrs. Herman Koestlin q.
the Joseph l.. Dostals Mr..
and Mrs. William Falls the
John Calhouns and the Jack
Platts OF Windsor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-12
Storage Chest

ANOTHER BOON for those
with crowded storage space is
roll chest on wood ball-bearing
wheels that can be rolled any
where. Such a chest ensembled
with the hydranges we're d
wardrobe would make charm
ing gift to a war bride or to any
woman who has to put up for
the present with crammed quar-
tiers.
They are just as good. too, for
the household that has every
thing but plenty OF storage
gDaCp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-12

BE THE sweetheart Of the
Junior miss set in this heart"
jumper. Pattern 4548. Snug-at-
the-waist; pretty dirndl-type
blouse.
Pattern 454s comes in junior
miss sizes, 8, 10. II. II. Is. IA,
Is, Is. II. Is. Size Is. jumper,
pa yards 35-inch nap fabric;
blouse, IL yards 39-inch.
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams pattern
which includes a needlework
pattern of useful and decorative
motifs for linens and garments.
Send your order to the Anne
Adams Pattern Department,
The Detroit Times, Detroit, 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-12

John Finkenstaedt T..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-12
Slant Rsdishes

There were giant radishes.
crisp cucumbers, great yellow
carrots and scores of other
things too numerous TO mention.
And there was the canning
display the hard work OF
thrifty homemakers point
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-12
Julie MeNair Engaged

JULIE McNAIR'S engage
ment ..s to Ensign Herbert
Lester is being announced
today by her parents the
Russell McNairs Of Rivard
boulevard. Crosse Pointe ..
Ensign Lester =, just back
from two years service In the
Aleutians is the son OF the
Donald Testers Of Mckinley
road. Crosse Pointe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-12

THESE SPELLS of cold
weather make winter seem
rather near. Even II II isn't time
yet 10 prepare for the SHOWS. II
Is time to think Of some things
which can be done now 10 make
the winter happier.
One OF these is the garb for
the kitchen window sill Or
maybe some other window sill
In the house will have TO do in
stead. OF course you know !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-12
Barbara Shipton
Hostess at Luneheor

MISS BARBARA SHIPrON.
daughter OF TT. and Mrs. w.
Harvey Shipton. entertained at
a small luncheon Saturday In
the Crosse Pointe Yacht Club
for classmates from Michigan
State College.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-12
Harvest
Winners
BY IRENE NJ. HAWKINS
Dstrsis Times Womsn's Editor.

IF YOU are one of the 100,
900 who visited the Detroit
Harvest Show held Thursday
and Friday at the Belle Isle
Casino, you know what a splen-
did display 1t was -. the pro-
duce of Detroit Victory Garden
ers. all of which goes to show
what you can grow in your own
back yard.
There were pumpkins big
enough to make a coach for
Cinderella. beautiful specimens
of squash, crinkly heads Of
savoy cabbage that I would
love to have taken home with
me to be served with butter,
pepper and salt there's
nothing to equal the sweetness
OF this particular brand Of
cabbage.
Slant Rsdishes
There were giant radishes.
crisp cucumbers, great yellow
carrots and scores OF other
things too numerous TO mention.
And there was the canning
display the hard work OF
thrifty homemakers point
savers, these.
The show was sponsored by
the Michigan Horticultural
Society, the Department Of
Parks and Recreation and the
Detroit Garden Center, with
the participation Of all horti-
cultural agencies, including the
Victory Garden Committee OF
the OCD. II was the first Of
Its kind and we predict X will
not be the last.
The Winners
Sweepstakes prizes awarded
Friday night we're as follows:
Section A - Animals: First
prize, a SIS war bond to Mrs.
R1LyeH, 28fi9 z. Jefferson,
ST. Clair Shores.
Section A-Annuals: Second
prize. SIS In war stamps to Mrs.
M. A. Marquette. 1893 Seyburn
avenue.
Section A ANIMALS: Third
prize, $40 in war stamps to Mrs.
William Yaegef. 1898 Pinehurst.
Section B - Perennisls: Sec
ond prize only, SIS in war
stamps TO Mrs. Daniel Dubeck.
1851 Meyers
Section F - Fruits: First
prize. a SIS war bond 10 Vic
toria Senton. 1856 Garfield.
Sect.ea- Fruits: Second
prize. us in war stamps to
Lyle Kendall. Crosse Isle, Mich.
Section r - Fruits: Third
prize, $40 in war stamps TO
August chlaefflin. 15076
Petoskey.
Section G-Vegetables: First
prize. a SIS war bond TO Joseph
w. Durber. 1882 Piedmont.
Section vegetables: Sec
ond prize, SIS in war stamps
10 William L. Faringer, 1851
Washburn.
Section vegetables: Third
prize, SO In war stamps TO
Mrs. Daniel beck, 1851
Meyers.
Section l. Home canning:
First prize, a SIS war bond to
Mrs. Lawrence Hood, 1l400
Nardin.
Section L - Home canning:
Second prize. SIS in war stamps
to Cyril r. Crimp. 1924 Tuller.
Section L. Home canning:
Third prize. $40 in war stamps
10 Mrs. John T. Cochrane.
1890 fuller.
Sweepstakes In the vegetable
and home canning sections were
Washington Journal., 1944-09-15
(GortfeBuns foGst.)

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S6rtn Roman nebmen, aber i'd babe
gu srOBe 4nsit. = 4nsit2 Wopor
bsnn? = 9aten sic benn ni9t gsz
leien. tiir3li4 bat giner atpei
Sabre @efansniB betommen, neil sr
geito9lsne Sa9tn getauft bat.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-15
Is. &apttel.

SIS mar an bemielben Sage getpes
fen, als @rita na4 benz Mittagefen
in ben part gtng, um bier in einem
fleinen @arten6dus9en, bas am
Ranbe bes tleinen Sei9es itanb, i6z
rem %ernften @ebanten unb SrGumen
na93u6dngen. Sic bate nobl @runb,
ernit unb trauris gu fem. 9enn bic
leBten Sage 6atten ibr bic @epiBbeit
gegeben, baB ibre Mutter nit alien
grnft baran ba9te, cine 8erbinbung
3lpti9en ibr unb Stanislaus ~auitanbe
gu bringen.
@ergebens bate tie Derfu9t, cine
Musfpra9e nit ibrer Mutter berbet>
aufiibren; biefe mid ibr tets aus unb
mar aud faum allein anautreffen,
benin 6rau BON protonsti mid ni9t
BON ibrer Settle, uno tie unb Stanisz
laus puBten es tets gu p%erbinbern,
baB @rtta nit i6rer Mltter ldngere
3eit aqein blieb.
grita mertte lebr nobl bic Mbii9t
6eiber, aber ibre SHUTTER befanb fia
10 unter benz ginfluB BON ibrer
Sreunbin unb beren Sobn, oaB tie
blinb gegen beren gebeime pldne mar
unD ii4 benfelben %Doaitdnbig untsr>
mari.
Oas cling i9on 10 melt, baB feline
pirtbi9aftli9e Ooer hdusli@e 4nses
legenbeit ssreselt purbe, Obne Srau
SulIe unb i6rsn So6n um Hatb gu
frasen, Der bann audi fait INNER be-
folgt puroe.
grifa fab elm, baB es 10 ni4t peis
ter geben tonnte. Sic bate ii9 be-
reits an lire per6eirdtbete S4peiter
gepanbt, bo9 bisie, Diel gu iebr nit
ibren eisenen Nngelegenbeiten bei9df>
tigt, bate ihr nar einen 6analen
Srot6risf geI6riehen, Der in benz
Staff gipfette. lie mooe ii6 nur benz
@iasn Der Ulumu fisen, lie Oiirfs