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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-11
LEGALS
IN COURT OF COUNTY JUDGE
STATE OF FLORIDA, MONROE
COUNTY.
In re Estate of
Florence McDermott
Non c0mpoS mentiS

WI MI.
In re Estate of
Florence McDermOtt,
Non compoS mentis.
NOTICE OF GUARDIANS SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY
THE UNDERSIGNED as Guardian of
the estate of Florence McDermott,
that | will petition the Honorable
Raymond r. Lord. County Judge in
and for Monroe County, Florida, at
his office in the Court House, Key
West, Monroe County, Florida. at the
hour of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on the 18th
day of September, A. ID. 1915, for an
order authorizing the sale of the in
terest of the aforesaid Florence Nc
Dermott in and to the following de-
scribed property, lying and being in
Monroe County, Florida, and more
particularly described as follows:
on the Island of Key West,
known on VIM. y. Whitehead's
map, delineated i'm February,
1929, as u part of Tract Four ca
and now better known as part
of Lot Four CD of {. r. Pierce's
subdivision of Lots One % and
Two CD, Square SEVENTH, Tract
Four ca. recorded in Book /,
Plats, page 20. Monroe County,
Florida, Records;
Commencing at point on
Pierce Street distant one hum
y
Northeasterly from the corner
of Simonton and Pierce Streets
and running thence along the
line of Pierce Street in North
eaSterly direction forty (40)
feet; thence at right angles in a
Northwesterly direction sixty
three (63) feet: thence at right
angles in a Southwesterly direc-
ton forty (40) feet; thence at
right angles in -Southeasterly
direction sixty (60) feet to the
point of beginning.
ELIZABETH j. ALBURY
AS Guardian of the Estate OF
Florence McDermott, non com
pos mentis.
William V. Albury
Attorney for Guardian
aug. 11-1S-25-sept. 1-S,1945
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-11
INVITATION FOR BIDS
Board of Public Instruction
Monroe County. Florida.
Office of the superintendent
County Court House,
kex West. Florida


County Court House,
key West, Florida.
SEALED BIDS,
subject to the conditions contained
herein will be received at the above
address until $50 PM. E.W.T..
August N, 1915, ana then publicly
opened, for furnishing all labor and
materials and perfUrminL all work
for installing MaSti-pave or its equal
in three rooms and hall of the school
building located at United and Trop-
zeal Streets, Key West, Florida.
SPECIFICATIONS
WATERFALL: Masti-pave as re-
tured by Paraffin Products Com
INSTALLATION: Material shall he
installed by an approved contractor.
land the Installation of the work
shall be taken as evidence that the
base to be covered to produce a
satisfactory smooth, well bonded
floor. The surface of the floor shall
be treated to prevent moisture con-
denSation, cover the surface with
asphalt emulsion or some other
WaterprOofing SO as to fully stop all
moisture and To guarantee a bond
between concrete and material used.
and must meet with Manufacturers
specifications for concrete floors.
After the completion of installation
of the work and before final in
spection, the floors shall he thor
oughly cleaned by the contractor.
Interested parties are requested
to inspect the building for correct
measurements before submitting
bids. Bids are to be marked for
identification, sealed in one envelops,
and then placed in another envelope
and addressed as stated above
BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRCC-
FLORIDA.
By: j. Carlyle Roberts
Chairman
aug. 11-1S25, 1915.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-11

Members of the Citizens Gem
mittee, organized with a view a
assisting in the proposed action
to obtain money to construct tha
Overseas Highway bridges. today
urged that the loan be applied
for Immediately, and suggested
that, in the future, the meetings
of the bridge commissioners he
held in Key West instead of ia
Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-11

welcome to it, but I imagine they
will 50 right on showing pictures
of long Strings Of fish; wfth the
caption Caught in Tampa Bay"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-11

Today The Citizen says Ia "a
editorial paragraph:
Nothing pleases us better than
TO have those irresponsible people
disappointed who hope for sas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-11

This paragraph was written to fill this
space and for no other reason than to
accomplish this object, as you see.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-11

Charles Berlin Russell. s8. FAM
iliarly known as Boy Blue,
died at TBS o'clock last night in
his residence at ll24 Division
street. Funeral services viii be
conducted tomorrow afternogn IN
the Ley Memorial Church.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-11

Japan's main hope hes N iom-
enting discord among Allies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-11

The Japs may take it while longer
but Emperor Hirohito is presiding over a
ifth-rate nation from now on
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-11

Mrs. Hilary Albury and daugh-
ter, Miss Rose Mary Albury. len
yesterday for Miami. and. altar
a stay of a few days MRS. Albafy
will return to Key West and Msw
Albury will leave for Washing
ton. Two weeks later she viii
enter ST. Mary's Academy IN
Windsor, Ontario.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-11

Armando Acevedo. Who has
been playing shortsiop on the
Key West Regulars, today lsts
for Sanford to join the team IN
the Florida State League.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-11

This is the time of the year when hot
weather. affects energetic people. Take it
-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-11

ODT puts all rail passsnssi
cars in military pool
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-11

Heavy gun target practice win
be held tomorrow afternoon q
Fort Taylor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-11

w. S. Roberts arrived yestsF-
day from Miami to visit relatives
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-11
KEY WEST in
DAYS GONE BY


Mrs. Hester Thompson, widow
of Captain Charles Frederick
Thompson, died at o'clock SUM-
day morning in her home NJ 418
Greene street. She was 70. Fun
eral services will be held funor-
row afternoon in ST. Paul's Epis-
copal Church. with the Rev. A.
B. Dimmick officiating.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-11

Subscribe to The Citizen
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-22
Order Seed Early
Is Advice Of
Extension Leader

BOzEMAN-Because of the out
of-state demand for seed, Montana
farmers and ranchers are urged by
Ralph D. Mercer, extension agrono-
mist at Montana State college, to
make arrangements now for the
seed supplies they will need this
spring.
Never before, he said, has Mon
tana had as large a supply of regis
tered and approved seed of standard
varieties of small grain, corn and
beans. In addition, he said, there is
even a fairly good supply of legume
and grass seed. However, Mercer
warns, these supplies won't last
long and farmers should fill their
seed needs now before this good
seed is shipped elsewhere.
Using good Montana-grown seed
of recommended varieties is one of
the best ways Of obtaining maximum
productions per acre, Mercer said,
and high per acre production will
be more essential this year than ever
before in view of manpower and
machinery shortages.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-22

Read the Courier for news of your
Valley county lneighDors.J
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-22

St. John. Children who we're awarded
prizes for the prettiest and funniest
valentines made are: Phyllis Johnson,
Ted Simshaw, Mae Schuster, Richard
Greenwood. Ruth Mary and Curtis
Sauber, Jean Bullock, Clifford Sim
shaw, Clara Stein, Eddie Bullock
and Franklin Stuber.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Stein en-
tertained the Pete Stein and Roman
Stein families at Sunday dinner.
Mrs. Pete thinner accompanied
the Rev. Fir. Anthony Sorger to
Glasgow Tuesday morning. From
there she left for Seattle to visit her
daughter, Sister Dorothy thinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Siefert and
family visited at the Ray Bell home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Stein took
their daughter Helen to Scobey
Monday to consult a doctor there.
MI. and Mrs. Lloyd Sorenson and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Stein Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Heckner, Mr..
and Mrs. Hubert Gunderman and
Bob Thornton we're callers at the
Renner home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Greenwood
were callers at the walter Birkoski
home Thursday.
Martin Sauber and Oscar Goodrich
business callers in Glasgow
Saturday.
Mrs. Art Lawrence was a caller in
Monday afternoon.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-22
T
BY Mrs. Ruby Stein

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Siefert anc
son were callers in Glasgow Wed
nesday.
Lloyd Sorenson and George Dyr-
land were callers in Richland Wed
esday afternoon.
Ralph and Edna Renner, Mrs
George Greenwood, Bob Thornton
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Gunder-
man attended the show in Opheim
Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. George Dyrland and
Melvin were callers in town Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman zemliska
and sons called at the Henry Green
wood home Sunday.
Pete Stein took his daughter Bsr-
nadine to the hospital in Glasgow
Wednesday night. She had a rup-
tured appendix but is improving fol-
lowing an operation.
F.. w. Bailey was a caller in Glen
tana and Opheim Friday. Miss
Schlogel, who had spent the past
week at her home in Froid, arrived
on the evening train and accom-
panied him to the Edward Siefert
home where she stays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Bailey
have received word from their
daughter, Mrs. Audrey Bishop. an
bouncing the birth of a son, Jan. 81.
has been named Robert Ward.
Mrs. V. j. O'Brein and Walter
.iehoff were business callers. in
Great Falls this week.
Corp. Herb Stein arrived home
Saturday to spend his furlough with
relatives.
Andrew Stolen took Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Linderman to Glasgow Mon
day. She left for Minot. N. D., and
Minneapolis for an indefinite visit
with relatives and friends.
Harry Renner and daughter Edna
md Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Green
wood were dinner guests at the
George Greenwood home Wednes-
lay.
Clinton Nelson was a caller in
ilentana Monday afternoon. Lloyd
Sorenson and son Harold accom-
panied him to Opheim.
The pupils of the Glentana school
we're entertained at a valentine party
ponsored by their teacher, Mrs.
Bessie Robinson and Mrs. Marge
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-22
RICHLAND
BY Gladys Killenbeck

John Fuchs delivered the mail ON
the north route Saturday by snow
boat" for the first time this year.
The roads are virtually impossible
by car. Mr.. Fuchs is contracting to
buy the mail concession from Carl
Nelson, the present carrier.
Business callers in Glasgow Mon
day were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brackee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kravik and
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Swenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Knutson re-
turned Tuesday from Browning
where they went Friday to get a
load of lumber for the local Farmers
Union yard.
Gordon Gray is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Daley, in Great Falls. He
stopped off there on his return from
Butte where he went for pre-induc-
ton examination.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Balm and MI.
and Mrs. Max Mavity were business
callers in -Four Buttes Sunday.
Mary Hunter of Opheim spent the
week end with Donna Curtis at her
home here.
MAVITY TO FOUR BUTTES
RICHLAND Max MaVity has
accepted a position as manager of
the Farmers Elevator at -Four Buttes
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-22
Mail Given Zone
Number Gets
Quicker Handling

Urging that senders of letters to
large cities be sure to add zone num-
bers to addresses, Postmaster j. P.
~Sternhagen this week pointed out
that such mail gets more rapid
handling than letters without zone
numbers. Mail with zone numbers is
placed in separate sacks and dis
patched directly to postal subSta-
tons in cities, while mail without
numbers is sent to a central station
and is delayed at least a day.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-22
NEW CUSTOMS MAN

OPHEIM.-.Roy E. Alton of Bel
ton and Great Falls. deputy collec-
tor of customs. arrived Thursday to
assume his work in the Opheim
office. He is taking the place left
vacant by the transfer of Harry
AckerS.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-22

and expects to leave here with his
family this week. Mr.. Mavity has
been manager of the International
elevator here for the past three
years.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-22
EARLY OPHEIM LAMBS

O~PHEIM.-;The Henry Hanvold
family report having sheep with
early lambs ten days old. while the
Guy Burroughs have sheep with
several lambs.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-22
EARLY SPRING LAMBS

WHATELY.-.Frank Ferrin has
five spring lambs and william NAL
unat has spring lamb a month
old. .
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-22

Try a large size box ofAYDS. 30-day supply only
s2.25. Money ckifyoudo getresults. Phone
PUBLIC DRUG CO. - Phone II
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-18

8 dmud!" beriebte ser Senator
Elm tDenig gerei5t.
Gblotiloe i6mieg, uno Der alte
Serr nonoelte tpeiter ouf uno ob.
8os mar 5u tun?
nG1lor >pinit on Die 0ienit.
boten fragen? Sd min iie ein5eln
berauftommen loilen."
rHein.
nAber es p1re ia m0gIi6 - ob-
pobl i9 ite bur6aus fir treu ,n6
ebrlid bolte -, BOB Die 8erlu6ung
ooer Die @elegenbeit tie . ="
Ser 8iirgermeiiter fiel ibr in's
8ort: u9ie 9ienitboten itnb uni6uls
big. Ser S6rdnf lit NIT Dem S6liii.
lel geoffnet poroen, ben . bod id
min 5ur 5iderbeit oie gebeimen
S6Ioiier priifen."
Damn gingen ite mie0er in Dos
8iblotbef5immer, unb pabren0 @blos
tiloe Die 2Qmpe bielt, unterlu6te Der
@reis NIT 5itternoer Son0 ben We-
donismus. 9arnuf i6loB er, obne Elm
8ort gu iagen, ben Sofe unO nintte
ieiner SdDagerin, ibm Dieoer in'S
Ge6en3inmer 5u folgen.
9ort ongelongt, iagte er nit feiter
Stimme: vGblotiloe, bin i6 Der Serr
i'm Saule?"
uSS5a gepiB, GQiqr! 9lber, mein
@ott, mas ioa bic ionoerbare 5ra=
ge?"
~8iit 6u geionnen, mir gu gebor-
6en?"
~Mein @ott, ou oerloneIt iider
ni6tS unre6tes bon mir ="
v@etpiB ni6t. allo iprid: 1pilllt
0u tun, mas i6 oir lage?"
~&ber galar, geniB, nenn nur
~@ut. Sd peiB, bob bu mir treu
biit. Sd bite bid olio bel Dem 9ln-
oenfen oeiner ieligen S6meiter, mel
ner lieben Selene, oaB bu 0 T.
It q n 5 g, Dor ieo e m, au6 Dor
mir, ldDeigIt iiber oas, mas mir bier
ioeben entoedt baben. 8iuit ou?"
~Gaiar, elm lol6er 0iebitabl in
oeinem Sauie, fait unter oeinen au-
~8iait bu?" orong ser Senator in
iie uno lab babel falt orobenb aus.
@s purbe gblotiloe unbeimlid
,,Wie fn11n ih 0enn id1meiapn g"
fliiiterte iie leiIe.
ga redte it6 Die gebeugte @eltolt
oes @reiies empor uno ieine nod im-
mer tranenfeuhten glusen i6ienen
aus ibren S0blen berbortreten gu
moaen. Die re6te Sono our Soult
geballt, trat Der 8iirgermeiiter 6i6t
Dor Die gedngitigte Dame bin uno
idrie: nBos iagit ou?"
@benio leiie 1pie 5uoor erflang Die
antport: "&0nnen mir oenn
i6peigen?"
so iieb, Oh mir fonnen!"
Ser @reis 0ffnete bic gebalte Sauit.
Sic bielt einen Wani9ettentnopf UNI
idloiien.
Wit einem STUFF bes @rltounens
fubr Gblotiloe ouriid: ~Das lit ia
Der &nopf bon :"
Sic fonnte ben Sab nidt boaen-
ben, oenn Der 8iirgermeiiter i6loB
ibr oen Wun6 nit ieiner Sanb. Sic
madte ii9 log bon ibm unb fiel ibm
gu 6iiBen. sd i6meise," iaete iie
oann unter 8einen unb S6lu65en,
~io, Gaiar, mir niiiien ifneigen,
Siirfen idtpeigen . gu bait ben
&nopf in in :"
rSSn bem @elbi9ranf sefunoen,
ia. Sd babe oein 8ort, gblotilbe.
@ott lei uns gndoig ano idiise unier
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-18

3aoemoiielle 8uban, ole Wtooiittn,
iagt? 9ie fetnen Damen tragen 10
mas MIR oben6s auf Der Sabrt in's
Sbeoter ODER gum 8alI 6rtnnen
legen ite es ob; es tpiro aIio faum
eebrou6t un6 foltet bod 10 biel
@el6!"
anna, ibre G6peIter rtef: 80 iieb
nur, Nutterl @ertruo! bic prddti'
gen atlasi9ube bon 6em Sr6uletn
BAL @enau tpie S9neetpitt6en in Der
@eibna6tsfonobie.
0ie Wutter nidte, 5oe ober Die
&inoer fort: u8ir boben nod fein
8rennbola. g8ir ponen nal beim
Senator Rrdtorius berIu6en. 9a
gibt man immer germ. &inoer, eS
gibt aub g ut e reide 2eute.
Ste gingen, aber anna tpeinte
beinli6. @enn lie bod ou6 einen
8oG mitmo6en f0nntel Id MIR Elm
etn3iges Wal! Sic meinte, oIle rel.
den 2eute ieien gliidli6.
l1no ou, lieber 2eier, mas iagit
ou?
Iuf Dem @ege 5ur boben unb tpeis
ten Pforte, oie ni6t ms 2eben fiibrt,
liegen oa ni6t auf9ei6i6tet Die ge'
lebrten uno Die unniiben 8u6er, Die
fripolen &omane, Die 3eitungen, Die
&urs3ettel, Die Staatspapiere, Sblis
gationen uno &oniols, Die SGuier.,
Dliet= uno @befontrafte, Die 0iner-
einlo6ungen uno 9oftorre5epte, Die
Batente uno 3eugniiie, Die 8ei6rei-
bungen Die 0robbriefe, &nltanbss
biuets uno Eroueran5eigen, Die Bro'
5eBaften uno Die &e6nungen, Re6-
nungen, 9tehnungen? SIT es 10 iebr
lei6t, reid gu iein? 4ber nie gliids
li9 tonnte oft Der Rei6e tperoen,
menn er BON Dem ueberfluB, Der ibm
our 2oIt miro, ettDas auf Die enge
5troBe tpiirfe, oamit es iene auflefen,
Die gum 2eben panoeln! arm iein
lit bitter, tpeil man it6 nad Der Dede
Itreden muB; reid iein lit bitter, tpenn
man unter 5u bielen Deden erltidt.
@enn 1ie beioe teilten, oonn piiroe
ieoer 5ufrieoen iein. 8arum iage i6
oas oues bier, lieber 2eIer? Hun,
gebort es ni6t gum Sbema: Moribus
batevniS?
G0stodI bomilwi! piir6e Sr.
Sipanolpifp biellei6t ausrufen. Iber
iteist er bort ni6t geraoe leibbaftig
aus einem 8agen2 Si6er, er It es.
@r bat iein 2ieblingsport i6on tpie-
Der gebrau6t. Srau SSulie bilft er
bofli6 beraus, unb bann bietet er ibr
oen arm, Inn lie ms Saus gu fiibren,
pabren6 Die ipiirotge Game NIT Der
&e6ten ibre lange S6leppe aufs
nimmt. 8ebe! Sr. 9mring, Der nit
SRI. alice binterorein ausitieg, bat
auf bas iiberfIiiiiige gn6e Der Moire.
antiquesRobe getreten! Naoome
i6out ii6 Inn un6 tpirft ibren @be.
geipons einen 8ltd gu, Der nun
ia, einen uiener" 8ltde. Aber es ging
nod: Die S6leppe lit ni6t 5erriiien.
Sr. &mring 0ontt einem guten Ster'
ne, uno Die bier treten ms Seitibiil.
alice bat ibren 5a6er i'm 8orgarten
fallen laiien. Gin ormer 5unge bat
es bemerft un6 orGngt it6 bur9 bas
Sitter, I'M i'm ouf5ube6en unO fi6
Elm Srinfgelo gu Deroienen.
&Qum beriibrt Die fleine, 1ngetpa-
i6ene San6 bas 5ierlibe @lfenbein.
tleinoo, oa padt iie cine raube Sault:
~0u berfG :. fleiner Spitbube, bu!
Soit Dir einen giinItigen Augenblid
ousgeiudt! Bort, id min bid iteb-
len lebren!"
@s mar Elm 0iener bonn Souie. Ser
&nabe webrte iid: sd bin fein
Dieb. Sd tpollte ben Ja6er ia nur
aufbeben, INN i'm ="
rgir oa, 8uri6e, ipare beine @or-
te! 50 elmer mie ou tpeiB INNER eine
ausreoe. 2aB MIR oas 5lennen!"
Inter 5toBen unb Biiffen tpuroe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-18
Photo Features

Sous! 9omm, iteb auf. @ottes 8ine
gel6ebe."
alS er Die S6pGgerin bonn 8o6en
oufgeboben uno liebepon gu einem
Seliel gefiibrt, ging er an bas 5en'
iter, offnete es unb mari ben goloe'
men MonIdettenfnopf binaus. Ser
flog in tpeitem 8ogen binunter in
ooS 5leet. Rubig, ols eb ni9ts Dor.
geiaIlen tpare, ibloB Der @reis Damn
ouS 5eniter, 5o9 Die 8orbGnge au.
iommen, ging ms 9eben5immer unb
orebte nit lautem, frdftigem @riff
Die Ne6onit bes @eloidranfes ab.
Sierauf fam er tpieoer, ridte ben
Seetii6 un0 ieinen 2ebnieiieI in Die
gtabe Gblotil0ens un6 Bat in leinem
freunoli6en, gepobnlt6en Gone:
~&omm, i6enfe mir elm! Ser See
tit ihon redt folt getporoen."
l1no Dirflid ipielten Die 5tpei nod
biz Witterna6t @robuge, 10 oaB Die
9ienItboten in Der &u6e meinten
vSeute baben Die bei6en 9Iten aber
ibr re6tes 8ergniigen oo oben."
als es 5p0lf idIug, ging man 81
8ett.
Gblotiloe, ollein in ibrem 3immer,
borfte, oh ii6 etpaS orunten bel Dem
alien Serrn riibre. Iaes, aIes itin.
@r i6ien 5ur &ube gegangen gu fem.
Sic tpunoerte ii6, benn fte Ielblt
l6lief erlt gegen bier l1br morgens
Elm, na6oem iie biel geipeint uno ge.
griibelt. Satte tie our6 ben SuBbo.
ben i6auen fonnen, 10 tpiiroe 1te ben
@rets in einem 2ebnitubIe Dor Dem
Seniter geieben boben, Die @Gnoe ouf
benz S6oBe gefaltet un6 Die Nugen
meit often, als Oh iein 8lid Die 9un.
felbeit ergriinoen polle.
Ser 0ebel a6er, ser oen ganaen
Sag iiber Die Staot eineebiat batte,
mar getpiden. &lar gliberten Die
Sterne broben om Sinmel uno 1pie.
gelten it6 in Dem i6mar6en 8aiier.
bette bes Sleetes.
8egen Worgen fam ou9 Der Sobn
oes Sanles beim. @s 19ien, als Oh er
i6per uno unii6er Die Sreppen bin
aufitiege.
Damn blieb olles rubig, Big bic
9ienitboten aufitonoen.
8iertes &apiteI
Gine ereisnisreide Soiree
3nei Gage nad ben geidilberten
8egebenbeiten fano in Der Gtaottpob.
nung oes Srn. @ilbelm Ilbre6t
8reDer cine glan5enoe Soiree ltatt.
@eburtstag bon Weaoame 8re!per
8or Dem iGulengetragenen 8ortal
oes Sauies mar Elm roter Seppid
ourd BEN gorgarten Biz an ben &an6
bes Trottoirs ouseebreitet, uno f6on
felt elmer balben Stunoe ROTTEN
gquipagen uno Droidten beran nit
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