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APrs. FURNISHED lcont.l

s9s M0.zNiSsly furn rooms and bath
oPy pNTcn 2esr 2aea q H sas
Ssi9 SI'S NJ PIllpge;I I T. esso a9ne university
s issa I'll 1NGfasIbE aaS h,ier TER siae D Hw-seeond.
noe Moor apt;; bedroom and kitchen with utiii-
STUDIO, midtown, available now. single:
s45 monthly. Tel. Metropolitan 2441 after
28l8 j. ST. N.w.-one room and kitchen
completely furnished: Government Couple:
n SlcH i.fopoM APT. for young lady On only
sxsEMENT' Hg MsfEsFi'n APT. M studio 9a room, kitchen
1872 4o9th ave. Beaver Heights, Md
GIRL to share attractive Broom apart
ment of Conn. ave. with another girl
IS Mi Pr S. NV NM9oom $40 Dm comn...,v ,,rr
apt. suitable for 8 or Govt girls. Please
ROOM APARTMENT, $40 month. bsse
See janitor.
GIRL to share Groom furnished apt. in
Sall for appointment after pm, Adams
los 18th ST. s.E-e-room furnished apt,
ss@0fSos soao PokrsiRt Pith ST. FL SW Stlties ADt
rooms, dinette.. kitchen and bath: afttrac-
tiyely furnished. DU. 1000. Apt 224.
private ss bath. .5o5 G st. n.e.Ss s' rooms ~ids
s-RM. FGkN. APT. suitable for or s
girls; near Mt; Pleasant car and 18th
1otSS Rss RS ssatile ssssl to share s.rm ant.
after sf si1h I'm waekdayl sgs FIR $780, Ext t24'
GIRL, 20 to 80. to share duplex apt. with
another: preferably serviceman's wife.
TWo Nv 'iaS YoUsG st!f[ LAb1Es to share 4-room ant
with two girls; $25 ea.. month. $40
Crittenden st. NV. 26.
WANTED. 2 girls to share large apt. with
4 other Govt. girl employees. Phone Ia
9s g9si EucIID alesf 81 NV, half block of 18th
and Columbia ,rd.. Mt. Pleasant carl
rm Ink, suitable for young married
c9upie; dishes. silver. linens furnished.
YOUNG WOMEN. 20 to IS, to share g.
room. kitchen and bath apt. screened in
back porch, "a block, to Bladensburg bus
1aappnndry; apn 1,l unlim; phone; Union 2s7s.
DarIy og fma fnrn ,stfhen LYING
ffss' fssi SAsNGtMh s1Is e hosSf sT Nv 2sa COL
rooms and bath. in private home; use of
phone, laundry priyileges. RA. s202.
RAJ SiSeTAstE FL Govt Govt. 9ficlai' mr. CAP; modern
iii o ST. s.W.. Apt. 3PDraftee's wife vile
wishes ! or z girls to share apt; near
WANTED srasrrE 2 young !a, ladies to share with
ton. Cali DE 035s after :.
1905 G ST. N.E.-1st floor, large room
ana sln kits5en. attractively furn.; conv.
others: s31s5 monthly: nth 'm nice nj ~ NV. 's Sec.
ton. DU 1870 evenings
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FARM & GARDEN.

than ordinary varieties: you can now have
luscious iumbo-size fruits, tree-ripened,
freshly picked for the table or market;
1899 for Stark Bros. Nurseries, or write
Howard DoWneY. WaShingtnn. y d C
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-Northeo..


9O4 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Modern home:
near Government departments; lovely
double front; SO; single, S25: FIR. 1860;
bath. inner-spring mattress; I or 2. Cali
SINGLE ROOM. nicely furnished: conven-
lent transportation; private home. Phone
52s TENNESSEE AVE. N.E.-Large room,
next to bath; ladies or married couple
only; good transp. II, 5000.
BRIGHT FRONT ROOM; suitable for 1
or refined employed couple: conv. transp.
TR. 5421.
1900 10th ST. NE, corner Taylor. just
on Michigan ave.-Double room, semipvt
bath. use Of phone; bus at door.
bedroom for 2 girls, next bath: "a block
car line. Apply after 6 pm.
5O7 X ST. N.E.-Large room. twin beds:
also single room; in private home. 27'
2327 14th ST: NE, in new home. next
bath. unlim. phone: no other roomers: 3
In family: no. 9129. z to 10 am. or
I..i MONROE ST. N.E.-Lovely detached
home. nicely furn. lge. rm., 2 closets, twin
beds. inner-spring mattresses: cars, bus,
| restaurant. theater at door: PRIVILEGES.
| AID. 500
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Cont, |,

SAFES. any size or make, "see US flrst,
hishesT cash price paid. Immediate serv.
Ice. The Safemasters Co.. 23O4 Penna
aye; nv; MA. .707o.
sA5xorH0NE; B-nat tenor. state make
SEWING MACHINES; highest price paid
an any sss s's,. OF make; Rspsirs BY experts. SCI
sERns; sEMlNs; m sHd NA 5Sao. Ext sIo
plsatins BIT st. RE. 1900. RE .siI
rrsflrissrators EFF No ddsalersr qlsbe 7a57
WASHING MACHINE. must be in good con.
d djtien en, Gall NE M,,,s3 ,s34l;
good machine from owner for cash, No
dealers: please. AT; 4o72.
WILL PAY UP to $50 for q General Elec-
trio sun lamp. type ST.. Phone SLIGO 1852
BIG cash price paid for adding machines
typewriters. calculators. etc, regardless OF
condition. RE. 2513 (phone DU. $3.50
TRY CONTACT SERVICE when you want
to buy used article. MA. 9675. Nc
ea D
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LARGE SUNNY ROOM
ROOMS UNfURNISHED.

21I6 LIST ST. N.W.-Larse front bedroom
and an KITCHEN h With M ! sink; Phone AD; 721s.
I03 = Large list floor room. downtown
suitable l or . girls. NE. 1913 26'
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ROOMS WANTED.

MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, nonsmoker. non
drinker, wants light Housekeeping room
walking distance downtown. Box 26S-V.
Star
CANADIAN GIRL. employed by British
mission, reauires single room by February
] st: preferably vicinity Wardman Park
Hotel: references. EN-. 09OI.
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ROOMS FURN.-Nerthwe.t tcont.)

SINGLE AND DOUBLE, private bath. twin
beds: Chevy Chase, D. G. Wo. 2728 after
z CHEVY % CHAsE-south front room IN - zen
tile home for ladies; near bus lines. EN-.
1854 COLUMBIA I'd. N.w.--Men; $3.50
heat: 10 min. d'town on car line: baths.
showers c:hw. inner-spr matt AID. 1890.
nicely furnished. next to bath. in home
OF three adults, Reasonable. See today.
1881 10Th ST. .N.W.-Furnished rooms. twin
NEAR bUPoNFTi e ciRcHHi.;-sinsle iRlcHi; room
pvt. home next to bath. SOB; gentleman
snia snly; pu; ls29; ,.r.. .o,n..,,,,
rooms, attracttvely furnished for house
keeping, for 3 refined young ladies; other
rooms with private hath NO Rlg6
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MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE, rea SonobIe r.,e,.
VIII take your surplus furniture as psrt
pdyment on your moving Edelman's
MOVING 6 Storage Co, TAYLOR 2931. 2Ts
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp.

5-ROOM AND BATH, good ne. SUBJ: S55
to service oficer or employed couple; ref.
UN. 524S 2Ss
GEORGETOWN (Glover Park): bathrooms,
gas heat, recreation room and garase.
mo. Call Ordway 463S afternoons.
NEW DETACHED BRICK, suburbs: Z rms,
2 baths, garage, large lot: all modern COM
Yeniences. By owner. SH. $685.
HOUSE. nearby Arlington, Va. Small s.
room brick. bedrooms, oil heat; 20-min.
bus, block shopping center; no children:
$40. Republic 1855
SIX LARGE ROOMS AND BATH, detached
brick, hot-water heat (coaD. fireplace,
large porch, garage; 3 blocks from D, C.
line in Silver Spring. Md References re-
quired, 500 month. Owner, Box l64-x
Star.
5-ROoM BUNGALOW, near Hyattsvills,
Md; S49.50 per mo. Schuyler, Inc, AIT
Southern Bldg RE 22o7
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BOATS.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

DECKHOUSE CRUISER, 4O-ft., fully
equipped; new engine. Slip 100. Corin-
THAN Yacht Club.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

DEL1 v EhED 1ON 1lJd L.
VERY HIGHEST GRADE oak, locust anc
pine, seasoned. Call HO. 1880 after p m
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

51O5 I4th ST. N.W.-Girl to share large
double room, next to bath, twin beds: de-
meals served family style: coal heat; unlim.
phHnf f5 IASfER sSHa tTansS P ss5s couple
home; every convenience: home-cooked
M JTsT Off Isth 81. 4os. Arkansas ave
Vacancy for young, lady in charming double
room ir new; modernistic house, with, all
fssf siIs MAss IA AVE- ioss SW sster Dm distinctive
home home for young people; openings for
TSom ,,,o ol,h another: Gall aL. 65s5.
suitable for q; two delicious meals every
ssY ssgs TA 1s,b ssf6' Sc NE-Roou to char. Wit,
GOVT sir private bath also 20 Soane Toom Witf Witf
girl, next bath. twin beds; detached private
h9me ns NssTthSFWN sT co9slnsi MI MI 7aSo
home. within walking distance of most
Government buildings; plenty of heat;
'01s %d 18th h0%srkf ST. N%G1 iSao single doubles
twin beds 3 meals except Sun. eve: S32
Wvss 10 s37SG Morin no; a,5a men only or men with
I@ooa @ F.. cAPiToI2 sr.-Lov.ly room. Sls twin
%eeE 0eai eTef TeI rR ReaIs as5o 'onS 'ransp' $40
triple room, also other vacancies; walking
MASS. AVE. NV. i4ooMTriple S studio rm.
2 doubles. adj. bath; avail. Feb. 2S Also
share room for girl. NE. 96s2.
41Os CONN. AVE. NV, Crestwood Club
Large triple front room, fireplace: also man
to share with another OR. 1917.
1924 EYE ST. N.W.-For young men and
women. 81 week; also table board; we
close at pm: EX. 4Oa7. 2S'
HOME AWAY from home-young lady
to share large, airy, front room in a jew
ish household, semipvt. bath. entertaining
priys, unlim phone. home-cooked meals;
good transp.: also. another room for q man
to share, S45. EN-. 5217
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MODERN APARTMENT.

AAOA~1AS4N L14 xAlt L 1V44I4N
Living rm., bedrm., kitchen, breakfast
rm., furn.. screened-in porch, NV; express
bus: permanent Jewish couple preferred.
Call evenings after 730. ia. $3.50.
712 G ST. NE.
3 rooms, 9 kitchens, bath. Frigidaire
All utilities furnished. Convenient to
stores and TRANSPORTATION. Suitable for
or girls FEDERAL FINANCE CO.,
a15 New York ave. NV, Ma. 7416. 27'
BETTER THAN APT
THE BRADLEIGH.
A residence of distinction. for discrim-
mating adults; beautiful spacious rooms, ex-
cellent food. breakfast and dinner; Amer
ican plan. For appointment. OIL. T477.
EXCLUSIVE PRIVATE HOME
Offers master bedroom, strictly private
bath, garage and sumptuous Southern
breakfasts TO gentleman of suitable back
ground. Excellent dinners optional or
occasional Two large living rooms, open
fires. Every modern comfort
Family of two cultured adults
Car necessary for nearby suburbs. Gas
oline obtainable for essential travel
Rare oDportunityt for generous living In
renned and ideal setting.
Shepherd 4518.
GIRL, colored. to share 1-roor1. kitchen
ette apt. 1902 Vermont ave NV. Apt. 4
DU. 4l3l, Mrs. Jacks. after pm
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1924 L ST Sc. APT. NO 4-(CON-
venient to Navy Yard. . rms, dinette,
kitchen. bath: $3.50. Tenant will show
1890 K St NV MA 2n4o
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SOLohED-Tyo mature, refined EMPLOYED
!aoles want small comfortable apartment
IN good neighborhood, furn. or unfurn.
oo3 4.9-1, star 70.
TWO GENTLE GIRLS desire 2 or 2 rm-
apt.' private bath ana kitchenette, avail
aole Feb. IS; $50 maximum, Phone Miss
Reed, RA. 4069 after 6 pm. o..
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RADIO. Majestic, one, small. S24.50; 1
floor model radio. good condition; 1 spray
S. 5sallOn Siddsn white
for lot; day bed with mattress, ike new,
SE 1924 ash ss nM Ant 3 NE 2s5
GalS ooRsa1 even 0ay absorption
Sssssr; S%s 6Ssnls Esais SssVss
aI1o Fo9 de s k 5nenf foR De aeqs eqss
REFRIGERxToR. Eiectrolux, AZ ~ c; Gu. Il !,
EsSs,nssoa ESaa s1nditjGn ss older model s75 Gail
sEFRfsERATSR, FiihsiSR s'' rrisidaire. new eondi-
RFfRIaERs&dRsst 1iGa az 2oS5 after :stn.nou, sse 49,
Can nrst. tO nnd out II you rate : priority
SSsh DEsk and S sx|asi s0sS Sturdy
Sae sk cheyy Ssass WI 7sss
RUGS. Oriental, reduced price; large and
small sizes. Rare Rug Shop. 2427 18th
l.i SAFES; !; =, monsy-shsss type type; round round %door.
tseSn Ss 0dn sizes or o Hosasz
SsSa ssana ave nv; Ma 7S5o u,s.
les0" T. tmidde Sa q aePSSs bloef 0SiS KITS 1880
trim; 6-B, 6Ha-B, ga. 1929 18th st. nav,
IMclr Ant i mornings; sEm lila ial;n1 and ,nn.
mattress: mattress Blue aHe Velvet f'o sofa I and antique
white frame, 8 down pillows. TR. 1855
STENoTYPE: good condition; textbooks;
STUDIO COUCH, spring const, s37. so;
Hollywood bed, tnner-spg. matt, ssle., S25.
Cavalier Hotel. Apt. 526.. after g.
dition, new tires; S25. b916 Georgia ave.
NV, GE. 9S36.
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PAPERING AND PAINTING.
AL Work. Estimates Free
Cal, Mr.. 1eckftt,' Du. 1868.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

declared just before her execution
The guillotine holds no terror for
me. Rats have eaten my food, my
clothes and my mattress. At night.
they nibble at my hands and feet,
my face and hair. II their savage
attacks continue. there may be moth
ing for the guillotine to behead."
From cell II, reserved for prison
ers OF distinction, Nata Hari was
led TO be shot as a spy in 1917. She
used TO dance for hours every day
10 keep the rats away, but soon they
became her most devoted audience,
staring at her impudently from the
corners of the cell.
When she could endure IL no
longer, she summoned her lawyer.
the aged Maurice Bernard, and
begged him to remain with her. Ber-
nard did, and later sought to save
her from death by claiming that he
vas the father of her unborn child.
|ady Edmee Owen, British aristo~
c1st. landed in ST LaZare after shoot
ing the wife of her boy friend, Paul
Gastaud, prominent Paris doctor.
To keep herself from going insane
i'm the black hole in which she was
confined, She wrote her memoirs.
81 believe il would be a fine idea"
she said. "if every woman of wealth
and high social position were sent to
Jail for long term. II would do her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04


lived long enough to testify against
her daughter and see her behind bars
When the Germans occupied Paris,
Violette watched them from her win.
dow, little knowing they had plans
for her.. She was sent to the con-
centration camp at Haugenau, Ger
many, where she became it's most
famous, and temperamental, inmate
Violette'S closest neighbor died a
few days before the fall of Paris.
She was Marie Bourette, who sent
candy filled with arsenic to her faith
less sweetheart.
The bonbons were consumed by
the opera tenor, Godart, who, unfor-
tunately, was visiting the object OF
the lady'S revenge.
Work was begun on tearing down
the building in 1893, but suffered
several setbackS. Last year the jon
was tackled anew by order of Gen
eral Stulpnagel, NaZi commandant OF
Paris, whose brother died at ST.
Lazare during World War /.
The ParisianS made no protest.
-nE aNsEsRUEaN- xx-u,y~uw-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

a lot of good-as it has done me-"
Such women were sometimes ac-
corded special privileges. il they
could afford 10 bride the wardens.
There was Madame Joseph Call
laux, wife of the former French pre-
mier. who spent months in st. Lazare
for the Staying of CASTOR Calmette,
the editor, who had attacked her hus-
band. Before her acquittal. her cell.
mates threatened mutiny in protest
against favors showered on her.
Although Madame Caillaux lived
there in some comfort, St LaZare was
no bed of roses. Most Of the pretty
rogues had no such luck, since the
prison was the females equivalent
of DEVILS Island.
Germaine Berton, who in 1926, put
a bullet through the brain of Marius
Plateau (by mistake, since she had in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

the RoyalisD pinned away in st. La.
Zare. She refused to eat, drink or
sleep, and kept the other inmates
awake by her ear-spltting screams.
When she grew too weak to be dis.
ciplined at all, she was sent TO a
Paris hospital. Her condition was
faxed. however; on her first night
in the hospital, she rifled the medi-
cine chest, and swallowed enough
strychnine TO kill a regiment.
Though no trace of the prison re-
mains today, ii will be long time be-
fore Parisians really forget the noto-
rious Gabrielle Fenayron.
Gabrielle had the face of an angel
and the morals of rabbit She fell
in love with a clerk in her husbands
drug store, and later confessed her
infidelty to her jealous mate.
Gabrielle lured the love-sick youth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

calmly looked on
with a beatific
smile.
One of st. La
zare's dingiest cor
ridorS was called
Poison Row." after
its inhabitants.
Perhaps the most
notorious of these
was Violette NoZi
eres, an 18-year-old
idol of the Latin
Quarter. She dis
posed of her father
by poison, but her
mother had greater
raCicf nnn Sh n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

-" re Gently
w finished the
job Of tearing down
the prison of st.
LaZare, a d is m a !
Paris fortre S S
dating from the
Middle Ages. and
described by in
mates as the tomb
of living skeletons"
A hundred years
ago. this sewer of
every sin was con-
demned as a dis
grace, but the gal.
liant authorities. in
stead of raZing it,
made the place a
prison exclusively
for women.
"St. Lazare Is a
definite landmark"
they said. ut is full
OF history"
So IL was, but the
foul-smelling stone
pile was also full
OF something else
an army OF rats, so
large and fierce
that I h y gained
scientific attention.
w h G ever the
PaSteur Institute,
OF some other re.
- rch organization,
eded an extra big
or vigorous rat, ii
was customary to
specify one from
st. LaZare.
This savage horde
Of rodents patrolled
I h @ dormitories,
scouting for food
and often snatch
ing IL from the
hands OF frightened
prisoners, many of
whom we're ladies
OF high rank.
One of the m,
Aimee de Coigny.
Duchess de Fleury.
pathetic figure of
the Reign of Terror
I oil ow wing the
French Revolution
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

to her home near Paris, where
she pinioned his arms while
her husband beat his brains
out with a hammer. When
Fenayron flung the youths
body into the Seine. Gabrielle
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-05
EINE HEIDEBLUETE
0eobeue Mara 2en3e1roi Sebregonoi

GaIlel bat uns Die MamIeu ins Saus
gebra6t, uno er 5ablt uns bos Soft
gelo fir lie unb gibt ibr audi ibr &C.
balt."
"0os lit aIles gut; aber tpober
befommt oenn ser 9eatbon oas @elo?
Mus Ieiner Eald)e nimmt er's ni6t,
oos 1tebt feit."
vSi6er tut's oas. Ct iagt aud
geraoe beraus, ni6t er, ion0ern oie
Gormiinoer Mari6nn6en be3ablten
olles."
,,aber tper iinS oenn oieie 8or-
niinoer?"
Ser Bauer 6udte oie M6ieIn.
uSbr tpiBt's ni6t?. -. un6 gu.
re Grau oud ni6t? gs 1T un6 b1eibt
elm furioier Sonoel, in Sen Sbr Gud
ba eingelaiien bobt"
uNr1n, Serr, S9limmes lit oo9
nidt babel. @enn mir oos &ino ni6t
ongenommen bGtten, tpiir6en onoere
eS getan baben; un0 1per tpeiB, Oh oas
arme Ding eS Damn tpobl 10 gut bit.
te, tuie BEL uns?"
uSreilid, tper tpeiB? Nber es gut
Daben uno ber3ogen per6en, lit 5tpeier=
lei; uno mas ion Elm 8auernfino =
uno als Elm 1ol6es lit ood Warianne
NIT 0en gurigen oufgetpadien - nit
iol6en gearrbeiten, tpie SSbr linn iebt
in oen &opf ieben Iabt?"
v0as babe id) 0em Gahel au9 ge-
iogt. Ct meinte ober, ib ioIte sic
&leine nur fleibig 1tuoieren laHen;
oas tpGren feine 0ummbeiten fir Ell
me- oie ltb biellei6t etnmal ols 2eb-
rerin ibr 8rot oer0ienen nriiBte."
uSa, 6os lit ettpos 9lnoeres; oaron
babe i6 ni6t ge0a6t> uno ser SSSuoe
miro'S idon tpiiien. Damn laBt 3te nur
fleiBig lernen; Sen 6o3u n0ttgen Ser
itan0 beittt iie."
0amit tpar Die fir Marionne be.
liebte neue gr5tebungSmetbobe bon
BEN 8etpobnern Ser imba6sbiitte ni6t
ollein begriffen uno gutgebeiBen, ion"
oer lie iu6ten ibr ou6 na6 &rdften
GorIdub 3u leiiten. Ser Gabritberr
bemiibte itd, ben 2erneifer oes &inoes
our6 fletne @ramina, bic er anlteIlte,
our6 Oh uno 8elobnungen, tpenn iie
gut beitanoen tpur6en, 3u erboben;
feline S6meiter Sobonna, oie ieit Dem
friib erfolgten To6e 1einer 6rou iei.
men Sausbalt fiibrte, Dem Mdo6en
oen auBeren 5dliff gu geben, oen
man ibr auf SEM Norobofe trob oes
beiten 8i0ens nidt bei5ubrineen ber.
mo6te, uno ols tie fano, oaB 6rdu-
lein 6rigge, Mariannens 2ebrerin,
oieiem ibrem 8eitreben bereitpilligit
entgegenfam, i6loB iie 5uguniten il.
res beioerieitigen Sdiiblings Elm en-
ges neutrality-suspicious. nit ibr.
X X X
Im Weorgen oes oben ertpdbnten
idonen Maitages befan0 1tb Morian,
ne eben auf oem 8ege na9 Dem 81
ientperfe, Inn cine 8oti6aft ibrer 2ebs
rerin on Srdulein 8ilobofer gu iiber.
bringen 8eil es glei6giiltig mar, Oh
ite it9 6es iibernommenen Nuftroges
ettpas friiber ODER ipater entleoigte,
genoB tie in boiler MeuBe oie Srii6e
oes Worgens; long[om i9ritt ite i'm
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~~~VSsNf~~F
uno @eioen betpo6fen1 eit itiIles, Iou.
i6tges Mdbde1 mar, cine Sein1at fiir
Brimeln uno anemonen, fir 5infen
uno geo6tigallen. Sett ite eroB ltno
traftig genug tpar, 11m allein Die Sei6e
our6itretfen 5u fonnen, bate Ma.
rionne bier man6e einiame Strnoe
berlebt; auf oer bodrogen6en 8urael
elmer boben, alten 8ei6e iibeno, be-
1auidte iie bier oas ertpa6enbe 2eben
0es Sriib1ings, freute lie ii6 an iduii-
len Sommertagen Der Stride uno
&uble oer l1feridatten, rn6 iab iie i'm
Serbite traumerii6 oem fallenoen 2au=
be 5u, tpie es an beuen, froitieen ga.
gen Ieiie 5u 8ooen ianf, BEL itiirmi-
l6er Suit melt binaus in Die 9etbe
tpirbelte, o0er baitig ouf 0en erreg-
ten fletnen @ellen oes 8o9es bors
iibertrieb.
sic trot eben, elmer &riimmung
oes Bfa6es folgeno, Inn Elm @ebuid,
oIs ibr Ser &nedt Sons 9iiropoepino,
oer bon Der anoern 5eite fam, begeg-
nete. Ils er iie erblidte, iebte er iei>
men nit einem groBen eiiernen Eopfe
belaoenen S6iebtarren nieoer, rieb it9
bereniigt sic idtpteltgen Sanofldden
uno 1ab ibr nit einem fr0bliden Grim
len entgegen.
uSieb' oa, Sons!" reoete bas
Mdo6en i'm an; ,,fon1It 6u bon Der
Siitte?"
uSSa, Mori0nnden, i6 bobe einen
neuen Eopf 5um 5utterfo6en gebolt,
es lit Elm madtiger.
uSSa, ser lit groB, oa miro lt6 bic
Wutter freuen; es Dar 10 laftig, oaB
Ser a1te 10 tlein tpar. &ber Ou bait
Dobl idtper 0oran 5u ibieben, Sans"
~S6ner genug; ober olt muBt ni6t
meinen, boB i6 oesbolb 10 lange aus-
9eblieben bin. Gee, oorun ni6t, aber
id fonnte auf ser Siitte partout ni6t
fertig tperoen. Oie &erls tporen olle
rein tou."
Stein tol?. @oritber oenn?"
,gtu, iie boben 6rembe ouf ser
Sittte, Serren uno Damen, Elm gon5
Ser cine oobon, Elm jun
ger Ga11t, bat Elm Bfero, Elm mGdtig
i6ones Sier, 10 16par5 uno 10 glatt,
tpie unIerer 8duerin bette 5antbaube,
aber tie bosbafte &reotur, Elm re6ter
S0uenbrano. Das 8ieIt batte ben
&ne6t, Ser es ausreiten ipollte, abge>
morfen; es bate ibm ni6t geidaoet, er
mar gang &pet6 in ben Wtit gefallen.
Nber ser iunge Serr, Dem Ser Gap.
permenter 5ugeb0rt, Der iogte - uno
redt bate er - oos oiirfte oer &a%
naille ni6t 10 obgeben; uno 6a iaB er
orauf un6 lieB ben @aul traben, auf
uno ob, auf uno ab, our6 oen ttefen
San6 BEL oer &iesgrube, mo- tie oa'
5umolen nad @r5 gegraben baben, on
tpeiBt's nod tpobl."
~SSa, Sans. S6 iebe aber ni6t, mas
oie &eitfiinite bes Srem0en nit oeinem
8uttertopf 3u tlsn batten."
IS, oos lit bod nab beieinanoer.
0ie BON Der Siitte itanoen alle uno
iaben Dem 5peftafel gu, BON Serrn
8ilobofer an Biz gum iiinelten 2ebr.
ling auf oem &ontor, uno Ser Plas.