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The Nome nugget., 1945-12-03
Pan American Appoints New Manager of Alaska Region

l.. C. Reynolds, Manager of Pan Americans Pacific-Alaska Divi- sion in San Francisco, today an nounced the appointment of Capt. John w. White, USNR, as mana ger of the Alaska Region effective December Is.
 Ctpa. White will replace J. ". Roscoe who has been assigned to San Francisco as Assistant Mana ger of the Pacific Alaska Division.
 Wcll-knoWn throughout Seattle and Alaska, Capt. White was one of six men transferred to Pan Americans Alaska service when the airline first started operation there in 1892. Except for his mili- tary leave of absence, White worked in the Alaska operation as division accountant during the en- tire time.
 In 1922 he entered active duty, serving as a lieutenant command CT in Norfolk, Virginia, on harbor entrance control duty, and was transferred to Kodiak and later to Adak on the staff of the Com mandant of the l7th Naval Dis triCt.
 Born in Winchendon, Massachu-
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-03

setts, Capt. White is a graduate of Dartmouth in business and ac- counting. Capt. and Mrs. White and their daughter and son in law, MT. and Mrs. Richard Osborne, live at 624 34th Avenue North, Seattle. On terminal leave, he and Mrs. White are visiting Pan Americans offices in New York.
 Roscoe, an employee of Pan American for nine years, is a graduate of Yale university. He previously worked in the airlinc's traffic department in New York from 1887 to l94l, was transferred to Washington, D, C., and later made assistant to the general traf- fife manager in New York. In l943 he was assigned to Seattle as as SiStant manager.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-03
EVA FUNDS ADVANCED

Federal Works Agency has ap- proved the total advancement of Sl9,3OO to three Alaska cities for use in planning facilities for pub lie use.
 A sum in he amount ot S5,6Oo wil be advanced to Ketchikan for the blucprjnting of street and con- crete v,aduct, S3,5OO to Petersburg for planning a public building and SI0,2O0 to Anchorage for its program of improved water facili- ties
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-03
Land Office

Crocket ". Metcalf, Haycock, Alaska, has filed a Notice of Tn- tention to Cut Timber for Free Use from Vacant and Unreservcd Land, Serial No. O9&1, for house hold and boiler use from a ten acre area six miles from HaycOck an Peace River at the mouth of Flat Creek about three-quarters mile from Rabbit Hill.
 Arctic Circle Exploration, Inc, has filed Application to Purchase Timber, Ser. No. O982, for saw timber from an area of 100000 acres situated 100 miles from Ko- bulk, Alaska: Commencing at Ko- bulk Alaska, continuing l50 miles up the Kobuk River and including tributaries for a distance of five miles north and south of the river itself. This application does not prevent the granting of permis- sion to cut cord wood in the same area if there are othcc applica- tionS.
 A Circular Letter has been re- ceived from the War Department, Office of the District Engineer. Seattle: ''Information requested as to whether there is any objection from the standpoint of navigation to the granting of a permit to F K Dent to dredge for gold in the Niukluk River from mouth of Melsing Creek down river past the mouth of Bear Creek. If a reply is not received by Dec. 3l, l945, it will be assumed that you have no objection"
 There is no homesteading land in the Nome Land District for War Veterans or civilians as the land in this district is not agricul- tural.
 Requirements are SO liberal for obtaining land in this district un- der Fjve-Acre Homesites, Five Acre Headquarters Sites, up to SC acres for Trade and Manufacture ing Sites and 20 acre mining claims that it isn't necessary tc give War Veterans any special privileges.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-03
AT HOME ON RE ENLISTMENT FURLOUGH

Pfc. Sam Jackson and Pfc. An drew Cook, were in Nome recently on the way to their homes in Kotzebue. They are both home on enlistment furloughs. Pfc. Jack son has been stationed at Teller, and has re-enlisted for one year. Pfc. Cook has been stationed at Fairbanks and has re-enlisted for three years and has put in re- quest for European service.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-03
CFiUCkLES

IL is less expensive to keep well than to get well,
 Jaspcr-What time does the 4 o'clock train leave?
 Trainman-At 3:6O, sir.
 Privatc-I have a pain in my abdomen.
 Army MeoIc-Young men, o.- flcers have abdomens, scrGeantg have stomachs, you have a belly ache!
Evening star., 1945-01-22
Stock Losses Reduced
After Early Drop;
Dealings Slow
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer.

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Selling in
most financial markets slackened
somewhat today, although the good
war news tended to keep speculative
departments in lower ground,
Supporting bids came In for stocks
after a brisk early slide and, near
the fourth hour, extreme losses and
a smattering of small plus signs was
in evidence. Dealings slowed per-
ceptibly on the attempted comeback.
Timid buying was based on the
idea the share list may have been
oversold, even though quick Euro
pean victory would bring large-scale
transition problems for industry at
least technical rally was viewed
as a possibility.
On the offside the greater part of
the proceedings were Santa Fe,
Southern Railway, Bethlehem, Gen.
eral Motors, Chrysler, United States
Rubber, Glenn Martin, General
Electric, Kennecott, Du Pont, East
man Kodak and Standard Oil CNew
Jersey. Ahead at intervals were
United States Steel, Anaconda, In
ternational Nickel. United Aircraft
and Owens Illinois.
Bonds slipped
Among curb stumblers were Con-
solidated Steel, Solar Aircraft and
Babcock 81 Wilcox. Improved were
Pantepec, and Lake Shore.
Consolidated Edison, on the big
board, had the benefit of announce
ment the company would receive a
tax refund from the Treasury of
81 ,001 1888.
Evening star., 1945-01-22
ricoeo Livestock

500 'z- % QP, (wFA) .-Salable
hos 5000: active fully
STEADY. -4eafance early; good and
choice 170-pound and over. 1873; few
good and choice 140-160 pounds, II 90
465: all good and choice sows. 400
salable cattle. 1900; total. 1900:
steers and yearlinss. including yearlins
heifers. steady to strong: moderately ac-
tive. especially on common and medium
grades; top steers, 1890. bulk. 1880
1880; best heifers, 1880, bulk. 1175-
1850; medium and good beef cows strong
tos 25 higher: best. 1900; Gamers. cut
ters and common beef cows barely steady;
bulls weak. mostly 1880 down, practical
outside, 1900; vealers steady at 1880
down
salsble sheep, 5000: total. l3,500; not
enough lambs sold early to establish mar
ket; deck good and choice natives fully
steady at 1885; load lots good and choice
fed Westerns held 1878 and slightly
above; general quality not particularly at
traetive; other classes firm: load good and
choice mostly good grade yearlings, 13 so:
native ewes, 500 down; two loads mixed
common to good Westerns, 7-5o STRAIGHT
Evening star., 1945-01-22
Weather Report

District Of columbia--Rain this
afternoon, ending during the night.
Highest temperature near 10 de-
grees this afternoon; low tonight
near freezing. Tomorrow fair and
continued cold.
Virginia-Rain ending during the
night and in southwest portion this
afternoon or evening. Tomorrow
fair and continued rather cold.
Maryland Rain in east portion
tonight; rain mixed with sleet and
sons freezing rain in west portion
this afternoon. changing to snow
tonight and ending by morning
Tomorrow fair and continued rather
cold.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear
g Harpsrs Ferry. Potomac clear at
4{&5E3 RAnoPt far ast 6a Mmuvs
Evening star., 1945-01-22
CHICAGO Grain

CHICAGO. Jan. 90 UR.-Grain futures
rallied in late trading today: recovering
minor fractions to more than q cent.
Rye was up as much as Ia cents a
busiel during the nnal hour as local buy
ing increased in volume. Commission
house offerings came out on all the hard
spots hut they were not large enough to
burden the market.
Dealers reported a good distil.er demand
or cash rye and during the last week
thu domestic visible supply decreased
229 900 bushels to total of 11,101,0O0
bvs els,
Wheat seveloped a firmer undertone
after large purchases by one Of the prom
inent. professional traders. Resting de-
mand for the May contract at 1904
also was supporting factor
Corn rallied with other grains and
reached new highs for the day shortly
before the close.
At the finish wheat was V lower to %
"a: corn was up a to 8. May. 1.11s4-A;
oats were ur7ss to Y. May; 87h; rye was
was IN u ID ] q. May. .10H.
Evening star., 1945-01-22
Washington Produce

Prom the War. Food Administration.
EGGS-Market. hrm. Receipts light and
snort of demand Dealers report impossible
roads In some sections have restricted mar
keting. Favorable weather would allow
movement of these accumulations and
stimulate proluction. Prices paid for Fed
eral-State graded eggs received from grad
ing stations (January 22l.
Whites, browns, mixed colors: o.. s.
Grade A, large, 45-47: average, 461a: U. s.
q. S.sErade B, large. 43.
LIVE POULTRY-Two truckloads dus
late today for delivery to authorized pro-
to 10 coops arriving from non-restrfcted
areas Prices shown reflect sales reported
but do not cover other poultry sold on
the market for which prices were not OBJ
tainable Prices paid net fob. Washing
|cording to milease). Broilers and fryers. 80.
Evening star., 1945-01-22
Market AVERAGES
Foreign Exchunqe

NEW YORK, Jan % op.-Foreisn ex-
change rates follow fGreat Britain in dol
lars, others in cents)
Canadian dollar in New York open
market, ga per cent discount or 9025
u rn-on p; cents, on ;oqE ot csn.;; t;;. s,,x,
4.02; selling. 4.04.
Latin. America-Arsentina, free, PASS,
UNCHANGED; Brazil. free. 6.25n; Mexico.
&c. .65n. Nominal
Evening star., 1945-01-22
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Jan. 90 Up. - Cotton
futures were irregular today with near
months steady on light mill buying. while
distant months were moderately under the
previous close. reflecting uncertainty over
the cotton industry next season.
In early trading the market sold on as
much as 65 cents bale on nervous
covered partially when selling abated.
Late afternoon prices were 15 cents q
bale higher to 2k cents lower March,
2.04: NAV. q S6: juiy, 21.E2. -.
Evening star., 1945-01-22
Washington Exchange

Potomac Electric Power 6% pfd.-7 at
I09h
washington Gas $500 pfd@Io st 1f1h--
Washington Gas $500 pfd.--5 at III u.
Columbia Title Insurance-s at IA.
Potomac Electric Power 5lsEo pfd.-51at
I09ss, 13 at 109ss.
Evening star., 1945-01-22

APPROXIMATE sales k00ey.
1900 am 3o6 o5o i2.0O noon TIA 800
100 pm. SA2 $40 900 p.m
tUnit Of tradins 10 shares; sales printed
IN full In bAnkruptcy or receivership or
being reorgant4ed under Bankruptcy Act
ere annual diShurssmsnts based on last
quarterly OF Semi.annuAl declaration, pn-
less otheruise noted Hectal o. sztTa divi.
8 Ex rights Aleo sxtra o. sxtras. cssh
q stocf, raid last yser rayable p
Pays6le Ii .cansdisn 1unds. 1 AccuHu.
Evening star., 1945-01-22

Gardner Denver Co. appointed
q. v. Leece. vice president, head of
Its new export ONCE In New York
City.
Evening star., 1945-01-22
Odd-Lot Declines

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. % R.-The Sc
curities Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock Exchange for January 90: 3,2e4
purchases involving 93.64S shares: 2.946
sales involving S2,219 shares, including is
short sales involving 90 shares
Evening star., 1945-01-22
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Jan. % oP.-Dividends
declared:
Pc Stk OF Pay
Rate. riod. record able.
Evening star., 1945-01-22

Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co.
announced election OF Walter E. Be-
mott as vice president of Westing-
house Radio Stations, Inc, subsid-
iary.
Evening star., 1945-01-22

NEW YORK cyTY
b 30 a145
Chil 81 septo1a l9
Denmk lhs o2 ooi
Peru lst o. 81 1el
Urug a1 Gas ~ 7ol
wars Ans beasd 16,
| DOMESTIC. go
| Abit PIP 6s b3st 1oli
| Alles 3Kas 81 1o5i
| Am h FP6s2O3u 15l
Am T 4 + 81 SO 11zl
| lBdO lst 70 ~ 100
! B&O 1000 D 80
B6O cv 30 -,
b6O 3 W 80 06i
B&C T C. - 50 pa
Bost Ne AVS 70 IA
5uf RAP 81 q 73i
Cen 0e b 50 G -
Cen q ca 6s - IS
Cen P1c 81 90 96l
I & RR N J 6s 81 3ei
C RR n J asst 3
~ 4. Az II A. 371
C B & q 334s 74lo4s
I q q l Inc VI 6oi
:ASPP So 7b 7zl
cNsPP So 1000 III
cM6P 90 xs 80 -
cNW 4Lss ~ vi 0oi
| tCht Ry % ~ - T01
GRIP AMs 50 4 532
GRIP avs 90 la
GRIP - 40 70i
GRIP n a - 40
| lCTHSE 6s 40 e5
Ch u 3 2Tss SO lozi
cCCSI 4kas ~ g
CT o T 4ks77 1o3i
Com "a 3Hss 81 ll6l
Con Ed 3Ms 4S lo3
D&R0 Is 10 81.
p&RGw IS 81 3
P'a g c ks ~ 80
ct Nor BIAS 80 1861
g B a. W deb B II
Rud c So 80 A IJi
n q n r s. ST 65i
&c r q IS --- 80
&c 4AS % -
ICCSL 4hs CT IT
Ind d Lou As 66 -
Int @ y Is 81 2o1
Int ON IS Sc C. so
Int Hy q 0S - 76i
Int tat 4Ms 81 ~,
Evening star., 1945-01-22
: :
ReoOrA far Last "a Hanna

Record for Last "a Hours.
: tFrom noon yesterday to noon today
Hfgf1est, SO, / 4 p.m.; year ago. 81
Lowest, 29, At noon yesterday; veal
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, So. on January l.
Lowest, 18, on January 10.
Hu-.iAiA..
Evening star., 1945-01-22

FURNISHED by United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
Evening star., 1945-01-22
Monthly precipitation in inches
apital (current month to date):

AuCOmooile lights must be turned or
one-hsh hour after sunset.
Preeipitation.
Evening star., 1945-01-22
N. 7. Bond Market
2 sxl1f1Ep .yy4 6t Is4Qgl

b. t1usnhkS1 81 Is zsssstASe1 krSs6,b
TREASURY 2:fNl IAN pApp - So oe3l
2hs 71-60---- 100 -. Z o 6ou 6s 6o-- -
NEW YORK CITY IL c eou ~ 50 0AH
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-07

Limo eerooe Dem 8ogts6rr iett
SarS lit rollig 5erbauen!" flagte Der
8urIhe.
uSebt it er 10 arm uno ob0o6Ios
Die bu!" nnttportete oer 2oGbofer.
~aber itJ meiB abbiIFe: Scr 8ogt
1nb iein 8eib - uno Ielb1her1tGno'
li6 au6 i5r hrei - fommen in metne
leere 8ebaltiung. 9onn bob if aud
@elegenbeit ungeit0rt nit ser 2io'
ba 5u reoen."
~9lber einen @olfSbunger hGtte id
iebt, tlogte Gbriitian.
vS6uue11 mir in meinern Sdu1el
nod, Oh ettros 3u fin6en it'll" ertpi-
oerte Der 8ouer.
Sic ididten iid an, 6en S6IoB.
bufel Wicoer binan5ugeiBen. Ser
8uride IieG itd toomiioe ouf Die
Stubenbart fallen, Der &ousberr
Deriftpono IN Die ruBige &ii6e.
v@abrboft, @briitl, oo iteb ielb1t,
rief er, ~Oie Spedleiten bGngen nod,
mie tie gebangen Dor unIerer 8erg,
tll1dt! 8enu oos Die Serren Sron.
5oien miibtcn lie tpiiroen rcuebou
pieoerfebrelt uno I'M bergeiienen
2odbof Nodroub boIten." "
Gr na6n1 eine 8reitfeite berob 1mf
betroftete lie.
u9tur Elm 1penig eeid1pibt bot ite
in Der Site oomols," lteI1te er feit
80, 8iiebl. rud binteri!"
Gbriltion rutI6te in ben Serrgotts.
Dintel, Oidt unter oos &reu3, 0as
iQief berahbing. Ser BUR bolte 5tpei
Spedbrettlein uno 5tpei Me1ler uno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-07

Ser 8auer trat nGber an 6oS Grub,
nubm feline 9appe ob uno faitete Die
NQnoe.
Gbri titan betete cine @eile Itiu
n1it Gn6lif aber 0rebte er ii6 Inn
1mO lieB icln 9luge iiber Den bier
ctigen, flotigen 8ergfrieo id1peifen,
Scr ans Ser naben 8uId- un0 Baum
luiIoniS berrii6 oufrogte. ShlieBlif)
iloben ieiue 8lide binou5 in bie ebe-
ne BriinfldcEe> Die nit lotter 590n,
Gcit lodte @an3 flar umrilien itano
Ser Wetnlteriinger am Sort3ont bin.
term blitenoen Strom.
Ger Bauer fam bonn &iiden berun.
ioh BEN grcBen 9SSltngen 10 ms
Shauen perllnfen un0 iagte:
Limb NOR Die eon5e Ortenou elm
cin3i9er Gottnoder: 8ub, mic l1eber.
lCbenoen baben Die beilige 8flidt,
lUie0e ron6upuden uno Dem 2eben
ouf5ubelfen mos nottut. S6ou, un-
lcre @eimct lit eS 1pert! u1o liegt
Der 9Odboi ni6t boppeIt i90n ?
Sout' es "a elmer iungen 9erlon
nidt gefaaen BON @er3en?"
Sic troten in oo5 Sous elm.
u8I1t licbt'S freilid aus 90 in.
men, entlhrloigte 1i6 Der 8ouer,
~1pie e5 bolt in einem 9olIe aus
liebt, in Dem iieben @o6en lang tei-
ne 9uno ocwoltet bot. glu6 lit in oen
3Dei Sobrc:r 8it1peri6aft gar pieles
Oernahloili9t 1poroen; benn MIR Elm
Ofoiol aus ner 8er1panotl6aft, bic
Seronlfu pom &ummerbof oriiben,
bat mir ob uno 5lt getpolden un6
gefegt. slber, 8ub, bier ions boIo
1DieOer anhers au5leben! 8alo tpiee
Der loa ollc5 blibblonf itroblen unh
1ouber oa|teDn. 9aIt ou lie 16on ge.
frogt? gSu5 meint Die 2ioba? 2"
~8leif lit Tie eeipor6en unb rot
blntennadL" er1pioerte Der Gbriltiun,
ungemlB, Oh er cine Soffnung ertpef=
fen biirfe.
81" rieI Der 8ouer frobliA,
~ounn tits better, alS penn fie piel
geidtDabt hGtte!"
"SSbr miiBt lie ober lelber fro-
gen, porIttc Der S5unge, uiG tonn
nidt5 tpeiter mouen."
Sic manoerten oen iteilen, itein<
hopperigen 56IoBbudel binob. Seoer
fouenoe Sdritt trieb ibnen einen
Sfpoll 9lut in'S @ebirn. SS1nmer
naber fomen iie Dem Dorfe, Oas iib
nod in Su1nen bon Sblt uno &C.
Iblinge bon Rebenloub Derborg. 9o6
lbon erfannten tic oos TroItlcie oes
8iloeS: Gie noditen Seloer tporen
5ertrampclt BON Bferoebufen. bos
&orn unoroentlid ousgerouft, 8oum.
aite nit boIbreifen 3tpetl6gen un6
itber5eittgeil Ffloumen abgeriilen.
Soder flaliten in ben Sausnanben,
uno oa, no Die SGuler oi9t seIdort
I'M oa3 beiGeioene &ir9lein ge1ton,
cen botten. lag alles in Sdyutt llnb
Iife Cen oleihen gnblid, pelden
Gbriitian bon ieinem @lternbuuIe 10
genou fonltte, iab er bier per3ebn.
fadt: ibDor5 berfobIte 8olfen, elm.
geitiir5te Hiegeltpdnoe, aufeeredte
Oahiparren, 5eriGlogene Seniter-
ifeiben, 5crtriimmerte De06el1 1tiide,
alrf Der StraBe in &ot uno NiIt un1.
berfabrenoes 8ett5eue uno ouerlei
geroubte lnb 1pieber o6ttos 1pegee.
leb1niiiene @ebrnu65gege1Itqnoe!
Sic Derbarrten cine @eile erldiit>
tert Dor Dem Triimmerre1t oes emit
10 bliibenben @einborfes.
~Silft olles nidts," mobnte Id)lieB.
li6 Der 9o6bofer, ~tpir miiiien oem
Seimburgen meloen, 1piebiel SGuIer
nod gang ftno!"
sic f6ritten longiam uno priifen6
oem unterborfe au; nit Deiibe uno
9eot brodten iie Elm 9useno SGuler
a1ifnmn1pn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-07
nod Dem M0o6e11 um511i6oren :


SSSm 2o6 unten truf er Die belten
Wanner oe5 GorfeS perIantntelt 5u
Dem ld)tuereE @erfe, Die 8numiperre
meg3urolunen. 9lae Tetten iie ibre
poue &ruit Elm, 8eriogten Die Stdn1.
me, Idlu1cn nit funoiger Sol5nto.
f)erbanO Die Nleite flein uno lpal5ten
Damn Sic Steine beiIeite. Die 9lugu1t.
Some flinrncrte gar frobli6 nuf Die
mQder arbeite11oe @ruppe, in Der pol,
les, unperipititlides 2eben unc 1tGrt-
lte 3uDerliUt iif regten.
Ser 8ogt iob li6 UNI:
~9lb, oa ltebt ia Ser GbrtItiun un6
lGtpdtt fem @0rtl! l1no bort fonlmt
olSgcmab ser 2odbofer. SSSbr 5tpei
tobt iebt ou5geihlafen. @ebt in's
Oorf fitr u9G lpioniert olleS aus; mir
1peroen moFl ouf ben 0eittog bier
fertig iein iitr bic 9lusfobrt."
Limo ,uie eebt es oenn Dir,
Gbrlltl?" rlef Der beranbumpeIn6e
Bfarrer i'm on. ~Sob 6i6 lang MINI
ner bel Tug geiebeL @iiebl! @ebIt
. II NAL uE@etnanoer! 8i1t ia ELM
WtoroSterl getpor0en!"
~Gem toben oie poor 8odn i'm
Hobcnlod] GIT 9eton! un0 elm Baor
>St)aftitiefel ron SEN Solouten bat er
iid} aud DerneHen!" iogte Der Sub,
lepp, Der Iac>eno babel Iton0 lm6 Sic
taulen 6ouIle tief in feline @oIenIGde
oergrub.
~Gu, mad feline Sprii6e, &ub,
Iepp!" foud1tc i'm Ser G6mie0 an.
~Seg 9auo an! Sber 1piuit on 6eine
&elioen3 fir INNER I'M Gabenlod)
autl6lagea :"
Ser OeiToltene ipufte u1nItGn0=
lid in Sic berben Sanoe, rieb lie
tl'dtig, padte eine Der umberliegen-
ben @erte l1n0 entgegnete nit Dem
lonoe5iibli6en 8ib Der 3ag0iebe:
"I 9ouptiad} iid), bab mer gIun=
De 0liooer I'm grade &nod)e Den, al
mer Der 9lerlpet guet rs EN- y8d qib
finne!"
Gin ihoIlenoes 0elQdter belobnte
ooS treffl!d,e Selbltbetenntnis.
Ter Sodbofer uber Dinfte,. Dem
Bnr1d,en, lrno beioe Id)ritten 1tranm
nit gelcDuitcrten 5linten Dem Qorfe
3u.
8olo Darcn lie Inn Die lebte Stein-
tehre unc 0rrdmon0erten Cen 9lu-
fellcl Ser i'm morlnen Sonneuihirn.
lner nit Itlncn grilnen Siirlten un0
Don allen Soften berobgliidernoen
Sutleln QGc onnl1tig oolog. 8 pic-
plel lhoncr ol5 i'm oiiI Iteren, fe;n6-
lldb orobcn0en Sonn mar e5 God 6o
porn in Der ireien, 1peiten @iele1r=
uno 5elo!orhid)oft!
Sic famen 6urh ben 5tpeiter @nQ,
pap uno Iabcn Die Burg Iteil obcn
aus Den Jelicn berporgipfeln. Oonn
o1fncte lih Die Oegeno aberlnuls, l,n0
Dor ibnen Dreitete iid) oos meifqe.
pcllte, fruhtbore SiigeIlono NIT iei-
nem lnenotiden Heidtum an Sbit-
bul1nlcn 0Qrr 9lrt.
"9alt!" g2bot Ser 2o6bofer. Sort
hlnter Der 9uine lit m n Sous.
Vebn mir 5ltcrIt oortbin!"
Sle 5ipt!gten linfs ab, n1adten ei-
men gogen ben 8udel binouf un0
ltonoen e1Hlid Dor Dem 4npelen, oos
tr1eolid) lnberiibrt in Die Wfulbe Ell,
mes miu3lgcn Nebentql6eus oe.
id]nltegt mar.
"Sbr babt Cliid gebobt," iogte Der
lult9e gegleitcr uno legte feline Maus.
tete our Die Sallsbanf, nnlles lit nod
gon5!"
"5o, 8!iid i'm ltngliid; man muB
eS' neb1ntn. tpie es fommt!" ertptber.
te Der Bauer uno begob iid 5uer1t
ouf Den ader binter'm Saus.
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