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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-17

was featured in the Ben Reig col
lection with blouse of aqua, the
print pattern of which picks up
the deeper blue shade of the suit.
Suits tailored as suits but styliz-
ed like dresses are further proof
of their favored treatment for
spring, as for example the hand
knit wooden in the center. Styled
like jumper, it depends for
sleeves upon a black and white
print blouse, which furnishes the
cue for accessorized gloves and
turban.
Handled also like a dress is the
two-toned white and navy suit,
right, which has saucy taffeta
bow lodged at the neckline and
pockets outlined with saddle-stich-
ed navy leather.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-17
Sorosis Group
Meets Thursday

The Art Department Of North
Carolina Sorosis will hold the de-
partmental meeting this Thursday
afternoon at o'clock at the So
rosis clubhouse on North Third
street and will be open to all mem
bers and their guests.
The topic Of the meeting will be
on Madonnas. Following the pro-
gram social will be held at the
clubhouse.
Mrs. Rex Willis is chairman OF
the department.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-17
Dance Studio To Stage
Program At Carolina
Beach Friday Evening

A good portion of Helen Rene's
First Southern Ballet which played
to a full house at New Hanover
High school last Friday night will
be presented at the Carolina Beach
school this Friday evening at 7:45
o'clock.
The dance studio school was in
vited by Mrs. Carter on behalf Of
the Parent-Teach cher association of
which Miss Fussle is president.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-17
Card Luncheon
Will Be Given
By Auxiliary

The Lions Auxiliary will enter
tain this Thursday with the month
" bridge luncheon at St. Johns
Tavern on Orange street. The par
ty will start at l o'clock with
luncheon being served, followed by
bridge during the afternoon.
Members must make reserva-
lions and these may be made with
Mrs. Donald Sewen at telephone
67O2
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-17
Mrs. Spence and Mrs. Parmele
Entertain for Miss Washburn

Mrs. Dick Cantwell was winner of
the low score award. Miss Wash
burn was presented with gift of
silver.
Guests included Miss Washburn,
Mrs. Harold Alexius, Mrs. Peter
Gordon Bradley Stillman, Mrs.
Winston Broadfoot, Miss Jane Lee
Grand, Mrs. William Edgar, Mrs.
w. Hampton Tillery, Mrs. William
Raney, Mrs. Charles E. NOEL,
Mrs. Dick Cantwel, Mrs. James
IS. Lyle, Mrs. Henry Deas, Mrs.
Benjamin M. Washburn and sew
eral tea guests.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-17

The Ladies Aid Society OF
ST Matthew's Lutheran church
will meet this evening at 8
o'clock at the home of Mrs. A.
o. Kure, 1904 Nun street.
The Past Matrons and Pa
irons of Goldenrod chapter,
No. 142, will meet with Mrs.
J. M. Woodward, 315 Walnut
street, Friday evening at o
o'clock.
A meeting of the East Will
mington Home Demonstration
club will be held Thursday aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock at the nome
of Mrs. H. S. Lewis. Lake For
est. This will be an annlver-
sary celebration and full at
tendance of members is deslr-
ed as matters of Importance
will be brought up at this
time.
The Myrtle Grove Home
Demonstration club will meet
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. j. X.
Hollis. This is joint meet
ing of the men and women OF
the community and all women
are urged to bring their hus-
bands.
The Bradley's Creek Home
Demonstration club will meet
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
in the home of Mrs. F. B.
Hewlette.
A meeting of the Past Poca-
hontas league will be held
Thursday night at 8 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. L. G. Wolff.
400 Queen street.
There will be a meeting OF
the "Y" Mothers club this af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock at the
YMCA. All mothers who have
sons members of the YMCA
are invited to attend.
The Bradley's Creek PIT. A.
will meet Thursday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock at the school
at which time Mrs. Earl w.
Bergner will address the group
on the topic, Social Hygiene. A
meeting of the executive COM
,nittee will be held at 2 o'clock.
The monthly meeting of the
Woman's auxiliary of Oak
Grove chapel will meet Thurs
day evening at 7 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Bessie Riven-
bark. All are cordially invited
to attend.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-17
BIRTH ANNOuNCEn

Lieut.. and Mrs. G. F. Congleton
announce the birth of son, George
Floyd, jr., at Marion Sprunt an
mex on January 8. Mrs. Congle-
ton is the former Mae Holden of
THIS city. At present Lieut.. Con-
gleon Is serving with the Air
Forces in Italy.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-17
Victory Menus
BY CHARLOTTE ADAMS
Simple Rabbit Recipe


Simple Rabbit Recipe
Rabbit Saute
Drowned Rice
Green Salad
Italian Bread
Swedish Dessert
(Recipes Serve Four)
Rabbit Saute
l rabbit, cut up
3 tablespoons margarine
ID 10. salt pork, diced
small onions
1-2 Glove garlic
l Glove
IA teaspoon pepper
l cup water
Melt margarine in skillet. Add
rabbit and brown on all sides. Re-
move rabbit from pan. Add salt
pork to margarine left in skillet.
Add whole onions. Brown pork
end onions thoroughly. Add rab-
bit, garlic, Glove and pepper. Pour
water over all and cook over slow
fire for two hours. Remove garlic
and Glove. Serve.
Swedish Dessert
Place on the table a bowl OF
sour cream sprinkled with CHINA
mon, bowl of corn flakes and
a bowl of stewed apricots. Each
person may serve himself to the
desired quantity Of corn flakes,
On which the apricots are placed
and the whole topped a by sour
cream.
Try serving soup with French
bread which has been heated in
the over and spread with marga-
rine and garlic salt.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-17

Summarizing the current
French fashion picture, Ros-
settle Hargrove, former Paris
fashion editor fol- NEA Serv-
ice and now war 'correspon-
dent with headquarters in
Paris, presents the latest news
from the world-famous style
center.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-17
MILK BY WATER

BRIDGEND, Wales Up Milk
men took to boats to deliver milk
to marooned householders when a
burst river bank turned many
streets into rivers.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-17
Crepe Myrtle
Garden Club
To Convene

The Crepe Myrtle Garden d.,
will meet Friday afternoon AZ
o'clock at the home of Miss RrA
Loman in Audubon.
Jim Ferger, manager Of or,.
plantation, will be the speaker :,
the afternoon and will give an !,
Illustrated lecture on camelliaS Az
members are invited to this mest
ing.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-17
Temple Baptist Church
Service Slated Tonight

This evening at o'clock at Tenn
PIE Baptist church a promotion
service for all young peoples mis-
sionary organizations of the church
including Sunbeams, R.A.'s, GA. S
and TWAS will be held. The Wom-
ans Missionary society circles and
the Mems Brotherhood. who each
sponsor one of these groups, will
also take part in the service.
Keep meat moist when prepar-
ing for left-overs
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-17
Here's One Of The Best Ways 20 Help
-. Build Up Red Blood! ....~

strength and energy-in such cases.
Taken as Observation-Disclosures Tab
lets is one Of the very best home ways
to get precious iron into the blood.
Just try Pinkham's Tablets faithfully
for at least 80 days. Then see if you,
too, don't remarkably benefit. Follow
label directions. Pinkham's Tablets
are tDell north trying. AL drugstores.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-17

Connecticut is the first state in
the Union to set up it's own Blu.
reau of Inter-American Affairs.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-17

You girls and women vino suffer from
simple anemia or who lose so mucn
during monthly periods that you are
pale, feel tired, weak. dragged out-
due to low blood-iron-
Start at once-try Lydia Pinknams
TABLETS-one Of the greatest plooo-
iron tonics for home use you can ouy
to help build UP red blood to give more
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-17

Never dry your fur coat over a
radiator.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-17

Cook vegetables until just ten.
der-but no longer. o..
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-17
CLUB CLOCK

The Ladies Aid Society OF
ST Matthew's Lutheran cnurch
will meet this evening at
o'clock at the home of Mrs. A.
2. Kure, 1904 Nun street.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-17

The Past Matrons and Pa
irons of Goldenrod chapter
No. 142, will meet with Mrs.
J. M. Woodward, 315 Walnut
street. Friday evening at 8
o'clock.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-04
Ickes WithdraWs
 Alaska Land From White Settlement
Especial to The Nugget

Especial to The Nugget ANCHORAGE, June 4-With- drawal of 1o5,375 square miles of Alaska lands from entry by pros pectors and miners under Ickes' order was dislosed today when Bill Hammersly of the Iliamna country visited Anchorage for the first time in three years and dis covered his mining development Is stymied.
 The withdrawal was made in 1943, and comprised three vast areas. One eliminates virtually all of the Alaska Peninsula from white development. Another elirn- mates the Chugach mountain area east of Cordova to the Canadian line. The third includes the Arctic rim north of Brooks range the en- tire width of the Territory.
 The purpose of the withdrawal was stated "for use in connection with the prosecution of the war;" in an executive order published February 4, 1943 in the federal register.
 Hammersly is at loss of know whether he can take in partners to develop his property. Five prospectors, spending the season there, feared they are wasting their time.
 The withdrawal also leaves un- certain the status of the copper claims at Iliamna which were re- gently purchased by Canadian Ventures, Ltd.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-04
OPA COAL CEILING TOO LOW; CLOSE MINE

ANCHORAGE, June +R- Dal Bowen of Buffalo Coal Com pany announced that the mine has been closed indefinitely as a re- suit of OPA cutting the coal ceil- ing to one dollar and seventy cents per ton.
 The company had laid off the miners and announced the mine will reopen when the price is ad- justed.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-04
HENRY WUHRMAN TO co TO COFFEE CREEK

Henry Wuhrman, partner of Harvey Grant of the Grant Min ing Co. at Coffee Creek in the Kougarok, arrived last Friday and is awaiting favorable weather to go to Coffee Creek.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-04
FRED DUROScHER
 BACK FROM STATES

Fred Duroscher, we'll known Councilite and postmaster there arrived from the States, where he has spent the winter visiting friends and relatives.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-04
MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1945
Japan's Home Islands--HOkkaidO

Hokkaido Yezo third island rom onshu by 6omie wide Tsugara Strait abundant taton and livestock and noted sulphur deposits mense coal fields.
 Flour mills hess including dense forests ane
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-04

swamps and short and rapid riv- CTS. On the interior, there is a mountain mass in which volcanic formations predominate.
 Because of the nature of the land, there is a large number of wild animals, such as apes, bears, deer, wolves, foxes. There are many unusual birds, and the wa ters abound in salmon and other fish. The land still is cherished by the native ainos, hairy wild race of man that once roamed over Honshu. The ainos are said to use poisoned arrows in hunting.
 Generally, the towns of Hok- kaido are much smaller than those of Honshu and Kyushu. A princi- pal shipping center is Hakodate, city of 91,0O0, considerably larger than the inland capital of Sapporo.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-04
HUGH GABBARD TO OPEN QUICK LUNCH COUNTER

Hugh Gabbard is busy remodel ing the Keene building adjacent to the Nome Drug Store. He plans to open a lunch counter with ham, burgers and quick service as spe- cialties.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-04

est paper mills in the Far East,
 and shipbuilding centers were ex- tensively expanded during the preWar years. Much of Hokkaido's countryside is a primeval wilder
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-04

Most of Albania's population are Mohammedan0.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Sunday School
on Wheels

EVERY year some $4,000
- Canadian youngsters liv-
ing in small villages and
isolated farming districts
wait for the coming OF what
they call the Rolling Sun
day School"
This year the school"
was made up Of "a trailer
trucks. each manned by
two women. The cars COW
cred more than 10000 miles
from Quebec 10 British Co
lumbia. The driver-teachers
held missions" from one
end of the country TO the
other. told Bible stories and
handed out religious litera.
ture, too.
The work of the Sunday
School on wheels is non.sec-
tartan and the children get
a big kick out of its yearly
visits, which began back i'm
1920, a quarter century ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

stream-but from outside
the open windows of sleep
ing citizens. In his spare
time he may bait a hook
for trout or bass, but at
night, during business
hours. he casts principally
for wonen's hand b a & S.
Necklaces and other trim
kets left on dressing tables
also have tempted his skin.
AS yet. no one has seen
the ingenious angler who
hooks and reels so silently.
One advantage of his
special technique is that il
keeps him from close con-
tact with his victims.
A young woman, Miss Al
bina Gingras, was awakened
one night recently by a lit
tie ray OF hight darting
across her bedroom. IL
came TO rest on her pocket
book Then a fishing rod
and line lowered suddenly
over II, and the pocketbook
containing her money and
ration books-was yanked
out the window. Miss Gin
gras called for help, bur the
felOnious fisherman got
away.
There's little use TO
search in the Rogues' Gal
lery." said one officer.
We've got TO start looking
among spOrtsmen 10 find
this anti-social disciple Of
IZaak Walton"
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Fish Pole
Burglar

pY COMBINING a hobby
- with his occupation, an
imaginative burglar re-
Gently proved To the po-
lice of Newton, Mass, that
there can be far more tricks
TO his trade than jimmying
open a store or apartment
and fumbling around for
valuables.
Newton's elusive hw-
breaker. the police are con-
vinced, is a fisherman.
A night angler, he fishes
NOT from the banks of a
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Al. @te6er cine 8ett[erin

Sic 1pollte leben, aber es mar an-
oers bef6loiien. 0btpob1 Sir 8arner
pitnftli6 etntraf, iagte bo6 ibon iein
eriter 8ltd: u8o5u bat man mid
oenn eigentli6 bierber benriibt2" uno
bebor Der 1dbte Gag anbrad, mar
oas ber5peifelte 9fingen 5u gnbe, bat-
te oas unbefrie6igte 2eben Der ormen
CHARLOTTE nit ieinen aeittpeiien Ietoen-
i6afhiden ausbrii6en, ieinem ber>
geblt6en Ndibeiin na6 Slid ein eben-
10 1tnbefrieoigtes @n6e gefunoen.
Sim @noe bes lesten Cages lieB fie
Oer. &odingbam an rbr Sterbebett ru.
fen; ct batte INN 8erldnserung feines
l1rla1tbs gebeten unb tpar in Dem flei-
men 8irtsbaus geblieben. 8as In ie.
ner Stltnbe 5tpiiben ben beiben Sic.
benoen borging, bat niemano ie ct.
fabren. ~ }
l1lrifa btelt ii6 bis 5urn Ietten STU
eenblide arfredt, nad Der erften
f1r6tbaren grreeung tpar cine grobe,
mart fonnte iaeen feterli9e Rube Elm.
getreten, on Der aud Die @rf96pf,ang
- tie batte mebrere Nddte lang nidt
geidlafen = ibr Cell baben n1o6te.
&ein Bort iiber ben sSnbalt oes Der.
bdngnisbollen 8rtefes mar Mber ibre
.2ippen gefonmen, erit am 9oge mad
Dem BegrQbnifie fanbte ite nm Wr.
0a,nnet. =, .
als Der @edtsmnalt fie na6 elmer
Stunbe perlieb, tpar er 10 faii,tnggIos,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-21
gaittpod Sea q. gaars 1945
Dog tDar III toieI Fit llIrifas iiber-

Das mar an DieI Fit liIrifas iiber.
ref3te GerDen.
,Mfr. Buckingham, lohte iie inriH,
,,tpelb tpabnfinntger geoanfe;; tueibt
DIT benn 1tid1t, baB @iIberts Goo mir
beiaabe ben geritoro geranbt ia, oaB
id lett a1pei Iangen Sabren meine Sic.
be 5u ibm befdn1pfe. neil i9 fein Meht
auf fie babe2 Stein, r1eir, tpie iolIteit
on tptiie11., -
Wtit einen unartifulierten @6ret
ia1rf Charlotte itetf uno ftarr IN bic
@iiien 5uriid. ... .~s n i y M
l1lrifu i9ien ote @eeentpart Ser
Sterbenben oergefen al baben, NIT
feudfdinmernoen Mugen, ben 5er.
fnitterten 8rief fef un1idlieBeno,
panfte fte ans Seniter, iie 1par ,pie
berauidt bonn Slid. Na6 Salt i1.
den6 1midIang fte trampfbaft oas
Jeniterfre15 uno briidte bas Intlik
an Die S6eiben. Die Iebten fiinf sci.
nuten batten bic 8elt pertpanoeH,
Weillionen bon SSSlapelen f1nfelten uno
blibten lit BEN erften 5troblen Der
Sonne, bun6erte bon 86geln fdnet.
terten ibr Morgenlieo in bic ballan1i.
ide 2uft, uno oo6, tpas NOR oieie
Wanolung gegen iene in tbrer eieenen
Seele!
@barlottens 5ttnme tpedte fte aus
ibrem @litdstroum, bic &ronfe bate
ft6 nod einmal aufgerafft un6 f6aute
nit ftebergliiben0en @ugen milo Inn
1i9.
~ab, on biit nod 6a'', itobnte emo.
li6 @barlotte, na96em lte aus elmer
ldngeren @ritarrune tpieoer 5u fi6 ge.
fommen mar. vQu9 i6 BIN nod 1u,
nno nun min i6 ni6t mebr fterben,
nun min id 1eben, nein, nibt lterben,
es ndre 8abnitnn, id min Ieben, i6
muB leben. S6ide Inn Sir BaImer,
er tnaaB mild rette1t, parum rufit bu
i'm ni9t2" <~:.-"-.-.
sd ianote bereits mad ibm, 5ei
rubtg, i'd laiie Si6 ni6t iterben, tpenn
t6 Dir belfen fann."
~S9tpore es mir 5u, bu benfpradIt,
mid gu pflegen, t6 tpiu eeboriam fem,
min rubtg liegen, gan5, rubig uno fin,
t1ur LAB MIDI nf6t lterbeu, i9 min le.
ben - leben.''
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Glue
9erft6mtgtM
(23. Jortfesung)
40. GharIDttens letter Sfehlartff

@I5 iLC+I aDC%IJCS w OCst ONIIIS1t %""1%'
fonnte fie ft6 zines Ieilen S9auers
nidt ertpabren. Dos DGmmerli6t, tpe'
DIES 6ur6 bas offene Seniter berein'
ftrotnte, entbiinte @ebeimniiie, bic oas
fladernoe gea9tli6t gna0tg berborben
bate.
8as in Gbarlottens berfallenen 3ii.
gen eei9rieben ltano, l1lrifa oerita1to
es al entrdtieln, tpar's oo6 oielelbe
S9rtft, Die iie einft auf ibres 8aterS
Stirne geleien, oIs Der id0ne, lei6te
iinnige @raf @loringer it9 I'M be1ten
3inrmer Ser ,,@ol0enen 5onne" gu
@lodenau bingelegt batte, Inn 81 iter'
ben; tpar's oo6 oie1elbe 56rtft, aus
Der fte ipGter an einem troltloien Gn<
qu1ttoge erriet, ga ite auf Dem Sunf-
te itebe, nit oem alien 8forrer nod
einmal ibr glQes 5l1 Oerlieren. gu6
ibrer Mutter 9lntliB batte oteien
gruuenbouen Stempel getragen, als
ibr &inoerauge es gum lebten Oeale
ael6aut. 9[ber obgeieben bon oieiem
aus6rude, Ser Sen beri6teoenarttg-
1ten @eItd5ts5iigen, lire GerI6leoenbei-
ten ousgeideno uno oertpii6eno> cine
getpilie aebn1i6feit berleibt, lag ettpas
in Gbarlottens 3iigen, tpas llrtfa ME
borber oartn geieben, cine 8egieroe,
10 groB, 10 beftig oaB ite 1tarfer alS
ielb1t Der nabenoe 500 oas NntliB Der
Sterbenoen beinabe bergniigt ausies
ben lieB.
@s tpor elm eigentiimlides 2auern,
bermii6t NIT Corn uno Ertunupb,
tpe9' unoeren 9eamen b6tte man Dem
8lide geben ioIlen, Der nun bon un0
feIt auf l1lrito rubte.
,,&omm ndber", fliiiterte bic 5ter'
ben6e.,
,,go6 nGber!' fbre 5timme Hang
Iiegerbaft, unge6ul6ig, ,,nidt 10, ou
1tebft i'm Sdatten unto id min oein
antIit ieben."
ulrifa gebordte.
uSage mir, ltebit ou ben Ne1b'
tum?'
,,@etpiB'', unttportete nlrifa 10
ianft, tpie man 81 einem unberniinf-
tigen &inoe 5u fpreden pflegt.
Limo ou balft bid fir rei6?''
Sd oenfe tpobl."
,,8ie bod iddselt 6u oein 8ermto'
aen?"
gbarlote fprod miibIan, aber bon.
foutmen 1eutlid.
sd tpetB nidt senap, tpiebiel i'd
beiibe, ie6enfal1s niel mebr,. .als i'd
al pertpenoen tpiiBte.'
,,@ie unterbalteno, bt9 70 ipreden
au b6ren, tp6breno ou bo6 Die eanae
Seit iiber arnt 1pie cine 8ettlerin ge.
Deien biit."
gbarlotte bate oen maeern Irm
unter ben &opf eef6oben un6 iab nit
einem barten, erm,iamen 2ddeln GIT
11lrita empor.
,,Nun i9 benfe, oab cine 8eHlerin,
bic mbrlid fieben Biz adt Ea,ienb
Bfu1ro ginfonmen beitbt, eben nidt
bemitIeibenswert iei."
~Du bait iie aber nidt, bic 5000
Dfuno", ladte 2d5p Neopu. ,,@u bdit
nihts oIs Die alten aIei6er, in mel.
den 6u na9 Morton fan,it; oas ,par
bod beine eonae Sobe2"
,;@iuit bu iogen, oos sanse Re.
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UeIN W t2 NLuAs utCu VI uuu1 !ItuJI etNe
Sefnnbe lang ie oein getueien.'' -
,J8te fomii9, tpem gebort es al.
Io2" ...-
Charlotte bieIt time, aIs tpoue fe
bic grtpart11ng Deiien, tpas nun tom'
men 1peroe, Don genieBen.
n@ilbert'', ingte fie oonn ieben
8udftaben betonen5, ,Str Neopu,
meinem @atten,"
u@ilbert lift tot, tpar Die Ieife, tiefs
traurige Gntmort, ,yaporum nennit ou1
ieinen Namen?"
8ie6er aoeerte Gbarlotte, uno tpie.
Der blibten ibre glueen auf tpie in
grauiamer 9ult unripielte oas barte
9d6eln ibre blutleeren 2ippen.
Gilbert lit tot, tpieberbolte ulrifa
uno 5ttterte, obne re6t 81 apiiien, pes>
balb. gu peiBt Dies 10 gut tpie i6;
Dorum nennit ou ieinen geamen2"
,,8eil er ni6t umfom BEL Dem 6a.
maligen 8ranbe, tpeil er Iebt."
80 @barlotte", f6rte l1lrita auf,
,ou meiBt ni6t, tpas bu reoeI It."
80, i6 peiB es nur 5u tpobl> uno
4peiB aud, mas 6ieIe gnt6edung fir
5olgen fir ot9 bat."
SOU raieit, i6 fonn Dir ni6t g1art-
ben."
Obne cine glnttport oeutete Gbar>
lotte auf cine @on1mo6e oes @ema6es
uno iagte nit erloidener, fa1t beiIerer
5ttmme: ,,Seffne 6ie obere 2ooe oort,
bier ba1t ou 6en 56IiiieI> sic 2aoe
re9ts, iie lit Biz auf etnen 8rief gan3
leer, bringe mir oen 8rief."
Me6aniid nobm l1lrita ben 56liii-
lei uno ebenio medanii6 0ffnete ite oie
Saoe; Su lag Der 8rief.
8ts gu oieiem 3eitpnnft tpar ibr
nt9t einen 4ugenblid lang Der sc.
oanfe gefommen, 6aB oos, tpos fte
fitr 5ieberpbantoiten belt, gSobr-
belt iein tOnnte; 1o6 oteier 8rief, 6er
an Der 5teQe Iaa Die gborlotte Be-
3elbnet batte, madte fie erbIeiden,
nt6t aus 5ur6t, ob1pobI 1ie 5itterte,
aud nt9t aus SoffnungsieGiefeit,
oenn tie par nod melt entfernt oobon,
5u boffen. sic fab nur, ooB Charlotte
nt9t I'M Delirium gelproden, tpeiter
fonnte iie nod ni6t 6enfen.
Wet bem 8rtefe in Der &on6 trat
ite 5uriid m oas 8ett, fie batte i'm
iofort als oenienigen ertannt, ser ibr
am Nbenb bes @tsfeites our9 Die felt.
fam beriteate Sdrift un6 oen fran.
5oitiden 8oftitempel aufeefaaen tpar.
Gbarlotte lag lrnbetpegli6, 6osiel-
BE 2d6eln ouf ben blei9en 2ippen.
Dante, iagte ite beiier, o1s III.
rita tbr ben 8rief reidte; ,,i6 fann
i'm auspenoig, lies ou i'm nun oo6
audi"
limo ulrifa faum tpiiieno, tpos fie
tue, 1tnaufborlid bon gbarlottens
8ltden betpadt, nabm ben 8rief aus
ieinem l1mi6lag unb las:
18. Suni 1883.
Ob i6 redt tue, i6 tpeiB es ni6t.
No6 bin id tot fir Die 8elt unb i6
tpiini6te 10 iebr, es au bleiben, bod
Die 1tmitdnbe iin6 itarfer als i9.
Giirdte oid ni6t i9 ee6enfe ni6t,
tpie6er In beinem 2eben aufautauben,
un6 niemano als ou iollit es tpifien,
oaB ib ni6t umgefommen Bin; meme
S4ulo tpar es al19 nidt, baB id oo-
bonfam, @ott &peib es. 0a9 ,tnferer
lesten l1nterreouns 5u fdlieBen, tpirit