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notified. When told the roffice
had not been notified. he sent Mr..
Brodsky to see Mr.. Fay.
Later, Assistant United States
Attorney Samuel Abrams came
before Judge Pine and told him
the Government was willing to
agree that no action would be
taken against Mr.. Fords two
clients pending the April II hear
ing for q preliminary injunction
In another case.
Judge Expresses Irritation.
Mr.. Ford said that was fine
in those two cases, but he was
planning to file a lot of other
cases. He wanted to know If the
Government would extend its
agreement to all his clients.
Mr.. Abrams hesitated.
At that point Judge Pine cut
IN:
I'm not going to do as I've
done this morning and wait one
and a half hours for the United
States attorney to come and see
me and he's not here yet. I don't
know why you couldn't have come
down earlier"
<Mr. Abrams replied that his
ONCE did not want telephones dis
connected until the subscribers
are given an opportunity for a
hearing.
by whom?" Judge Pine asked.
Agrees to Full Protection.
MIR. Abrams said the United
States attorneys office was pre-
pared to grant hearings.
Judge Pine asked him directly
If he were willing to agree to Mr..
Ford's request for protection for
all his clients.
Mr.. Abrams agreed.
Then Mr.. Brodsky and Attorney
Myron Ehrlich, who at that point
had not filed any suits, wanted to
know If their clients could have
Evening star., 1949-04-04
Jewish Historian Dies

NEW YORK. April 4 tR.-Dr.
Jacob B. Menkes, 81. Jewish his
tory expert and former national
director of the Hebrew Immigrant
Aid Society, died yesterday.
Evening star., 1949-04-04

the same protection. Mr.. Abrams
agreed to that, too.
When reporters went to Mr..
Fay's Office to ask If the agree
ment applied to all the threat
ened telephone subscribers, he
finally said it would If they made
a request to his office. If he did
not receive such a request, he indi-
Gated, he would let the telephone
company 60 ahead with its re-
moval proceedings.
More Ask PSC Intervention.
A few minutes later. Attorneys
Ford and Ehrlich appeared at Mr..
Fay's door with a list of 40 names
of telephone subscribers. In addi-
ton to making this request for
service not to be cut of, the at
torneys explained, they will file
suits for preliminary injunctions.
Meanwhile, three more tele-
phone customers in Maryland to-
day asked Maryland's Public
Service Commission to intercede
and prevent them from losing
their service. In these and six
similar petitions filed late last
week. the commission Is issuing
orders to the telephone company
to reply to the complaints within
20 days.
In Prince Georges County Judge
Gray told the new grand jury he
knew of mo instance where there
has been any question concerning
public officials" His reference to
rumors regarding the police de-
partment noted that "if the de-
partnent is beyond reproach 1t
deserves a clean bill of health"
He acknowledge there has been
a rather widespread development
of the book-making. racket" and
declared that Mr.. Fay's raids pro
duced evidence that Maryland
gambling laws had been violated. !"
The fact that the raids had not
been conducted by local officials
will not make indictments on
these less desirable" the judge
mdss stre.M Fay. Action.
He pointed out, that the raids
were conducted with the Cooper
alton of Prince Georges author
tiles, but said it appeared "odd
that the United States attorney
would come out. solicit our co-op-
Grafton and then conduct raids
without the cooperation and as
Sistance of our people.
IF the United States attorney
had any reason to distrust county
law enforcement officers. his ac-
ton as a lone wolf Is understand
able.
"It just happened our States
attorney had been doing for some
months just, what the United
States attorney has been doing.
THE Court has no way of know
ing why the United States attor-
ney elected to make the raids
without the cooperation of our
police" he said. I'VE have no
evidence that the conduct of the
police has not been proper"
District gambling. the judge re-
marked. "has spilled across the
line into Prince Georges County,"
according to information cleaned
by the States attorney.
The suits filed here by Mr..
Brodsky were in behalf of the
Strand Restaurant, 407 Ninth street
NV; Benny H. Bass Of the Dor
chester apartments, 2480 Six
teenth street NV: Mrs. Mary K.
Mahorney. 3027 Adams street NE,
and Miss Mary Cokinos, 1921 r
street NE.
Mr.. Brodsky said he would file
five similar suits in the Prince
Georges County Circuit Court later
today in behalf of five clients liv-
ing In Maryland.
Mr.. Fay emphasized that he
Evening star., 1949-04-04
~ Nations Ready to Sign Atlantic Pact Today

S32. .439. 900 persons. Russia and its
six European satellites, Poland,
Czechoslovakia. Hungary. Roma
mia, Bulgaria and Albania have
Evening star., 1949-04-04

Populations Compared.
The II countries joining In the
paet have q total population Of
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

l1dO olISo IL CdlC~ ~ |
fully and fed it ST
some warm milk. 49,
She had barely
noticed Sammy. To make matters
worse, Peggy had even forgotten
him this morning.
Now Peggy had gone to the store
for Mother, and Sammy looked at
the kitten curled up on his ~favorite
cushion. Sammy growled. He would
paid no attention, but slept on. Sam
my approached the cushion cautious
ly. He reached out a paw and gave
the kitten a zone too gentle tap.
Fluff was on her feet in an instant,
splitting and snarling. And then the
chase was On.
Sammy was so excited that he for
got to be careful, and he got caught
in a lamp cord. The lamp upset
with a horrible crash, and Fluff
promptly scooted out of reach on the
back of a. chair. Mother came run
ming in to see what had happened.
Seeing the ruined lamp, she seized
Sammy and gave him a sound
spanking and put him outside. But
Sammy didn't mind. He had won
round one.
From that time on, Sammy never
gave Fluff any peace.
Peggy didn't know what to do.
She loved Sammy, and she loved
Fluff. She wanted them to be
friends. Daddy" she said n
night ST don't know what to do
with Sammy. He chases Fluff all
the time. What can l do to make
him stop?"
Daddy laughed. ut is dog nature
to dislike cats. If Fluff would just
stop running from him and give him
a little of his w medicine. he
would soon learn. to respect her.
Why don't you put them out on the
porch together and see what hap
pens"
But I'm afraid Sammy will hurt
Fluff" protested Peggy.
81 think Fluff will teach him
lesson if she gets in a spot where
she can't rum" said Daddy wisely.
That night Peggy did as her father
had suggested. Then she waited
fearfully. then he barked. Fluff
answered with a snarl and a grow
of her own. Then the battle was on
Suddenly Sammy let out a how
of pain, and then another. Pegg,
wanted to rush right out and Sc
what had happened, but Daddy SAT-
warningly. Leave them alone"
In a little while everything wa
quiet. Peggy couldn't wait any long
er. She opened the door and locke
out. To her surprise, Sammy an
Fluff were curled up together, fas
asleep.
Goodbye now. and hoppY vocation
you al from
AUNT SALLY.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15
SAMMY N FLUFF

SAMMY was mad, just plain mad!
First there had been a new baby to
draw Peggy's attention. Then last
night Peggy had brought in a little
stray kitten. 1t was wet, bedraggled
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15
Story and Play Time
Deur Boys and Girls:

II is hord to believe thot vacation time
is here again. but it seems to have crept
up on us. We hope thot your vacation
will be the incest one you ever had. and
it surely will be if you remember to be
careful oft oil times.
Goodby now, and hoppY vacation time
to you oil from
AUNT SALLY.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

and hungry, and
Peggy had been
very tender to-
ward it as she
had dried it care
fully and fed it
some warm milk.
She had barely
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15
FABRICS
BABY CRIBS

On on outing or when visiting, a
satisfactory body crib con be mode
from q dresser drawer.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15
VEGETABLES

tor soup ore more easily prepored
If peeled and then put through a
food chopper.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15
BAKED FOODS

can be mode rich in hard wheot
tlovor and nourishment by USING
SAPPHIRE FLOUR for oil your
baking. You cont buy a better
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-19
@m. g., Sans. =

gs gab cine 3eit, ols Sranfreid
Sen l6onen Namen udltelt So6ter
Ser Stride" beroiente. Inter ser fir.
6enfeinoli6en, bon Sreimaurern un0
SuOen felt longen Sabr5ebnten ge.
fiibrten Gegierl1ng perbient bas 2ano
OILS loldes oieien gbrentitel nibt
mebr. Sic fatbolii6e Stride lit i6on
lange Sabre bur6 llngere6te @elete
gefne6tet. Tim MIR eines 5lt ertp1b-
men, Duroen i'm eriten @eltfriege aIle
fampffabigen 8rieiter uno Seminari-
item als &fer uno ge1pobnli6e
SolOaten in oie Irnee geltedt. gon
oen nabe5u fiinf5ebntauieno fatbolis
iGen @eiitliden iino iiber 5tpeitauieno
I'M &riege gefallen, iiebentauieno muir
Oen peripunoet uno 5ipii6en neunbun-
bert bis tauieno puroen frieesgefan-
gen. 9ie ufreibeitli6e &epublif" bat.
te iogar iene Srbensleute ins Seer
eingereibt, oie lie Dor oem &rtese aus.
getrieben bate. 60 ettpas gei6ab
nt6t einmal in Oem rbarbarii i1en"
GeutI6lano. Observation-Disclosures
batten - penigltens ip6breno bes
&rieges - oie fran3oiii6en 8iidofe
fein @ort oes Broteites oagegen er.
boben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-19
.. 3d., Sans.

Gie Na6rihten iiber Sic Nabrunss-
uno 8el6aftslage in Ben perlfieoes
men 8elabungs5onen Geuti6lanos
linO 10 luioeriprehenber glrt, oaB man
feline ri6tige Inli6t iiber sic oer5eis
tige Sage gepinneu tann. 9ie 8ep0l-
ferung l6eint unoerIeit5 iiberreid, an
Steuern aller 9lrt tragen 5u miilien.
go bat Die aus Samburg beritbtet
miro, elm oortiger Supelier, grnIt
9unlid, leinen @eih6ftsfreunoen
na9itebenoen geOruften Neuiobrs-
punId 5ugeianOt: ~Nadoem ib 5unl
SabresidluB meine llmias-, gintom.
men=, Sermogens,, @eperbes, aapi-
talz, 8ewerbe-Grtrags-, 2obn-, Sum
De-, Spiels, 8ege,, 8iirger-, @etr1ll-
tes, Gabaf-, Stenrpel., 8ediels, Sir.
6en-, Iuto-, 8etriebsitoff=, 4rilen-,
Iufbringungs=, ginfommen 3u.
idlag-, &opitalertrags,, 8orienun.
iae-, Bert5umads., @ei6enfe- unt
gsotopfersSteuer, iolpie aranfenfalle.
beitrage, angeItelten=, ssnpalioen,
Mrbeitsloien-, 2ebens., Seniter,, Gin
brud-, Diebitabl-. Seuer-, 8aiierida
6en-, l1nfaa-, Sransport,, Mufrl,br
uno Saftpflidtueriide oes
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SRI 6. e., 81.

gs lit einem &atboliten ni6t er-
loltbt, ourd Sinsen, ii9 an einem
nibttatbolil6en @ottesoienIte gu BE-.
teiligen. @s lit oos cine Siinbe gegen
oen @lauben. &ein BrieIter, fein 8i,
lbof fann oie @rlaubnis geben, baB
Elm &atbolif iid an einem Seften-@ots
tesolenit, 5. f., an einem fali6en bon
@ott nIdt geluollten @otteso oienIte be.
teiligt, ia, ser Bapit fann bieies nidt
erlallben. @ie oie fatboliI6e Stride
Die allein lpabre Geligion lit, 10 lit
audi ser 8ottesoienlt Der fotboliiden
Stride Ser alein @ott tpoblgefGlligc
8ottesoienIt. @er ii6 an einem ni6t.
tatbolilden 8ottesoienlte beteilist,
Ser lel.gnet oiele 8abrbeit burd oie
Sat oenn er perbalt iid 10, als OF es
glei6giiltig lei, oh man @ott nah ser
Sorihrift Seiner Stride ODER na6 Ser
8eiie ser 5einbe Seiner Stride oiene.
Son oieien gilt bas @ort bes FL. 80.
prian: ~8er oie fatbolii6e Stride
ni6t 5ur Mutter bat, fann @ott niht
gum Gater baben."
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: Nlter 2eier, >.

Sic Ipreden poa uno gon5 uniere
slnliht aus, menn Sic l6reiben
~0ieIe brlltale &eilerei 5lpii6en 5tpei
,Eri5e 6igbters' lit cine Sdanoe un=
lerer plelgeriibmten Civilization. "
Gor nidt LANCER Belt iolfte bier in
Sbio elm Sabnenfampf itottfinoen
nno oie Sifets naren idon ausper,
fauft. Sm lebten slugenblid erbob oie
Sumane Societp oasegen Grotelt,
ipeil es vGrueltp" gegen Siere iei.
gebnlif muroe Dor fur5em elm Stier-
gefedt perboten, neil oie Sumane 60
cletp lib ins 3eug legte. Illo itebt bas
Sier iiber oem Meniden. 9ieie oiirfen
ltd bllttig, 5u ariippeln i6lagen, uno
elne ebenio brutale 3uidauermaiie
briiut oa5u 8eifan.
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Sperationen Der GRANDCHILDREN (Eon-
|iils) Elm geraoe5u frintineller @ingriff
in bie @eliinobeit bebeiiten. Gieie
Griiien iino bonn meiien Shopfer 5u
einem ipidtigen 3nef erI6affen littb
iollten nur operatin entfernt iperben,
Denn es feititebt, Bob iie total ber-
eitert iino uno our6 anbere Seilnit-
tel ni6t fltriert peroen fonnen. Gin
beriibmter 8iener 9lr5t, Or. 8eller,
bat an 10000 @iener &inoern na6-
geipieien, oab Ole Wtanoeloperation
cine franfbafte MISUNDERSTANDING
sur 6olge bat. Dieie Driiien pern1it-
teln Die gum Serfauen Der Speiien
I'M Wunoe naturnotnenoige 8eibilfe.
Siele WenI I6en baben na6 elmer Wan-
beloperation itets einen trodnen
Wunb unb beltdnoig Gerltopfltng
unb Wfagenleioen. @enn Manbelorii-
len idmer5en ooer anidnellen, gerliigt
es, iiber Na6t Elm Stiid eer1u6erten
Spef auf5ulegen ooer abenOs Dor
oem S6lafengeben ben Sails NIT bei-
Der Butter ooer 8anlefett ein5urei-
ben.
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WurUn1
leiden Sic
an


verstirnrntem
Magen
Verdaulngs-
storung
Nervositit
Case l1nd
Bfahungezl
Schlaf : snd
Appetitlosigk
verursacht
durch
YV ~ ~ o. .
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-19
q. g., Semn.

Scne iogenonnten v8lalen 8elebe"
(9lue 2aus) iino elm grbitiid ser pie
|tiitiIten, iiberipanrten, proteItanti-
| iden 8ioniereinpanoerer aus gng-
lano, nelbe son5e 8ibelIpriide 5ll
Gornamen 1pablten, bie 10 lflapiid am
8ortlnute ser 8ibel bingen, oaB tie
8. 9. Elm Sob NIT Ipfelmoit our6-
peitidJten, 1peil oos Sab es itb er.
loubte, am Sabbat 5u .earen (to
7pork). Gieie engber5igen eneliiden
Guritaner tparen Die S6opfer Der
u9lue 2aips". Sn Connecticut tpurs
Sen iie 5uIammmeneeIteat uno gum
gel6rie6enen @eiee gen1adt. Sic er-
i6ienen i'm Sabre 1856 gum erIten
Wfal int 9rud. l1no neil oieie 8eiese
uuf bloues Sapier gebrudt tpurben.
10 erbielten lie oen 9tanen ublaue
8eiebe" ltno Sen baben tie bebalten.
Son Seem Saben, Cont, perbreiteten
iid Die 8eiebe iiber MoIiaduiettS,
Seem gorf, Morplano, Gireinia, Siios
Carolina, - @eIete, oa5u gen1arbt,
Dem Wteni6en bos 2eben 5l1 bergdllen
rno unongenebm 5u MAIDEN. uno trot
bes groBen @ini6lags bon gurop6ern,
nit freien 2ebensanl6auungen, ba-
ben iid) Sic vblouen" 8eiebe teilpeiie
ni6t BLOB iiber atpeibunoertllno flint
gig Sabre erbalten, ionoern boben
itetS mebr Serrain erobert, tpie etne
anitefenOe Seu6e Inn ii6 gegriffen,
10 Oob oos 2ano bon S5ean 81 S3ean
perIell6t tpurOe uno es in monder
Gin9en ieet nod 10 i6limm lit als
Dor 5fpeibunoertunofiinf5ig Sobren.
Srob olleroem beiaBen oieie engber-
5igen Suritaner immerbin nod mebr
gelunOen Weni6enperltano ols 11nies
re mooernen noilen Srodenen, oie Sen
freien Imerifanern bie iogenannte
8robibition aufbaliten; oenn iie bot
ten 8rauereien uno ser @enuB zines
@laies gieres galt ibnen nift einnal
am Sabbat als Serbreden.
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MuAkunN
Spn' grof. 5. %. 9Ibren,
&ebaftenr bcs ,@aiIenfreunb'
Der bio=@aiienfrennb' in Ser
frans6iii6en Gone sngela6en. =

8ie oas 8unOeS -Boltomt befannt
qibt, lit iest sic Seno1ng bon oeitt.
ihen 3eitungen nad Ser fran50liiden
Gone in 9euti6lono 5u9elaIien. @er
nun oen ,Sbio- -@uilenfreltno' nad
GerDanOteu lmo 6reunoen nad Der
fran50iiI6en 3one ien0et min, ienoe
llns ben 9reiS bon $3.50 fir oaS
9luslano lno mir ienoen ons 8latt
regelmdBig an Oie luts angegebene
9loreiie. 2eiern in Geutidlano lit nod
nicbt geitattet, @elO nad Dem slus-
InnO 5u ienoen. @er Ben ,Sbio. .@ais
ienfreuno' einem SerDanoten ober
9etannten 5uienOet, iibt Elm hoppelt
gl,teS 8erf 1tno trGgt bel sur Ser
breitllng ser fatbolii6en Ereiie.
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iein, 10 lit es bod etpis aufgeboben
in Dem groBen unii9tbaren 8ud Der
WenIdbeit, Dos meoer BON Biirmern
aerfreilen nod BON 4tontbonrben aus
geloIbt iperoen fam. Sort an Der
@anb l1Bt Mihelaneelo Die Bofau-
men bes Siinglten @erihts erfhallen.
Seit mebr als bier sSsabrbuuoerten
NOR ibr eraener Slang bernebmbar
nnb paro oo6 nibt nernomnen.
@irIt bu enolih, europa, in Iester
Stltnoe oieien ,parnenoen STUFF ber-
nebmen9 Sino oeine SduItern gu
idmab geiporben, bas getpaltige grbe
oieier Staot an trngen, bon Der bn
Sinn fir WaB uno Weitte un6 oas
8iiien Inn Die lebten Dinge emp.
ftngit?
gipiges Mom9 gtpiges &om!
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EmtgrB Rnn,

geulid) ihrieb Sran5 Soiei S9o,
ningb i'm ,8beinii6en Merfur':
&om lit bell, ieine &uinen tparen
bon ieber i'm 8aeoefer genau Der.
5ei6net. gs iinb gleiflam Stiide bon
antifen SGriften, bie nod aus Dem
Neer Ser gersansenbeit in bie Sc
genDart ragen uno BON Sen Seutigen
bebaglid betrahtet 1peroen. 8ir
GeutlGen aber baben i115pii6en er.
fabren, oaB oas 8alier feline 8al-
fen bat uno oaB mebr 8auten l,nie.
rer @egentpart l1nlpieoerbringli6
ins Weer bina6geiunfen iino als an
fife aus ibm nod emporragen. Wit
mel6em Sertralen auf Die @egens
mart lab emit ser Stuoert ouf sen
Stufen oes Goloiieums. Seute tpeib
Der Wann, OaB ieine 8ebmut oamals
nur oas Sal5 mar, Oas ieinen Sptis
misnuls tpiir5te. Seute brau6t er oie
Spra6e Ser gtuinen ni6t mebr aus
oem 2ateiniiden 5u iiberlesen, Jon.
oern lie ipreden ieine Mutteripra-
de. Ga aber in ibr oos Ser5 i6lGgt
entitebt Elm pertruutes 3piegelpr6d
nit ienen erbabenen Guinen. Iie
lpate sntife bat es beute lei6t, iid)
uns berItanolid gu MAIDEN. @ie mar
es Dobl oamals, als 90. Igrippa, Der
Shmlegerlobn oes auguitus, gum er-
item Wtale oas Bantbeon betrat ?
Gieaei6t glaubte er an BEN Sort.
l6ritt unb bitte iid ni6t porlteaen
fonnen, bob arme 2eute barin Elm
paar Sabrbunoerte btnourh ibre 3ie=
gen ooer giel unterbringen tpiiroen.
8ir aber baben gelernt, baB es fei-
men 8au auf ser 8elt gibt, ser ni6t
zines Cages als 3iegenitan biene1t
fann. gs gebt cine alte Gage, baB
Gom nur bon oen glementen, ri6t
aber bon Menlbenban6 aerlt0rt per.
ben fonne. 8abreno oes lesten &rie.
ges nuds bie 3abl ieiner gintpob,
ner oaber bon a6tbunoerttauletb aui
5lpei Wiiaionen, uno es lit beute
ldwer, elm 8ett 5u finoen. 4ber nun
lit Der Menid 10 tueit, oie glemente
entfeiieln gu f0nnen. gpiges &om =?
gmiges Stomp
gs gibt tpobl fein 2anb, bas 10
Iebr um BEN Srieben 5ittert pie Sta.
lien. Wan baBt ben &rieg audi an.
oers1po, bod nerbaltener, bieaei6i
fataliltii6er. Sier aber betueiien nod
oie pedfarbenen Snidriften nus Ser
letten 8ablfdnlpfea Dor benen offets
bar feline Wauer ii6er mar, oaB alle
Barteien 5unadit einmal nod 5rie
ben rufen muBten, ebe iie tDeiteripre
den ourften. @er bas beitere 8olf
den in BEN &affeebduiern bel BEN
emigen gipreiio bilfutieren bort
fiiblt oas gan5e QusmaB bon 2ebens
freuoe, Die ielbit nod ben ausrufen
oen 2umpeniammler 81 einem So
loratnri idnger mnbt. Wfnn min leber
uno neiB au leben. @el6 groteifes
NiBoerItdnonis bes D,ice, oas ioge
nannte Smperillm auf Seller uni
Rfennig, nit glut uno grdnen be
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Dun0ert nab Ieber1d 1dnltbartelt iitt0
3iDedndBigfeit llnpieoerbringlihes
lno llnpieoerbolbares 5erItort. @ie
ipar bas oan1aIs, ais Der 5tii0ent
gum eritenmaI aus Dem 8eipinfel Der
8aiien Dor ben groBartigiten it1b err
babeniten glab Ser @elt trat2 Or
bate anfs &nie ltnfen m0gen, tpeil
oieier idbe @edlel mie ein @leih-
nis Der menibliden 8erfailnng iiber-
baiipt 1por, in Ser oas &leine, gnge,
8ertuinfelt- -8eri6lingene 8lab bot
neben 8etpaltigem, @roBem, ia Sita-
niihem. 9as bid)te Webeneinanoer
bon Mittelalter unb &enaiiianee tpar
iiberoies tpie ein @lei6nis Der Sir
GengeI6i6te nit Sell 1tno 9unfel,
Sobe uno Giefe, nit gnge nno @eite.
Gas mafellole gbennaB Ser nun erit
iidt6ar perOenoen Betersfuppel aber
ipruh Die beberri6enbe Spra6e ser
l6lidt in lidJ rubenDen 8ollfommen-
belt. Gin @ebeimnis lag bariiber, tpte
iiber allenl, mas ni6t nod flar Dor.
gegebenem Blan fonitrriert, ionoern
aus Dem Wutterbooen Ser @eI1iAte
langiam geipadIen lit.
Gas @ebeimnisbone TT berganeen.
Sie alte vSpina 81 gorgo" lit ME.
bergeriiien. @er, BEN Siber iiber-
i6reiteno, bie 8ia bella Goncilio5ione
betritt, iiebt i6on bon lfernber 6as
begren5enoe Sbal Der &olonnaoen,
bns glei6 Der Saiiabe ielbit aus ioI.
6em abltano merflib fleiner tpirft.
9us iab ueberlpdltigenoe bes gin-
orufs lit genommen. Gor aaem aber
fiibrt auf bie oenno6 erbabene S6on.
belt cine mooerne, langneilige @roB=
itaotItraBe at, Die es senau 10 in
Snrin ooer Gbicago geben f0nnte.
gs fiel Dem Wann nidt geraoe Ieidt,
Den Stubenten 5u troten, Ser ibn
als iein S6atten begleitete uno iin
germ iiber bieles neu belebren lieB.
Sier itanoen tie beioe sleid nieoer-
geldlagen. aber Damn IieBen Tie lid
BON ben beioen raui6enben sSontG-
men beldnidtigen, beren @aiier in
Ser 8interionne fllnfelten nno ipriib=
ten, inoem lie einen @ers aus @oe-
tbes rSaiio" pariierten: ,9as &au-
l6en bieler 8rl.nnen lit nod er.
ql1iden0.
unb Damn mar oa tpte oamaIs sic
Sirtiniide &apelle nit ben Sreifen
Wei6elangelos. 8ie bamaIs? Oieie
5reifen foroern einen selpiiien rib-
tig 5l peritebenben Bergleih nit Ser
8ibel beraus. Sic iinb ni6t aus5u.
idopfen, ieoes 2ebensalter 1pirb lie
neu ieben uno iebes tpiro glauben,
oas friibere babe faum ettpas oapon
erfaBt. aber elm ieoes miro abnen,
oaB bier an Die 8ren5en Der MenI6-
belt geriibrt lit uno baB ipobl faum
elm menldli6er 8eiit inn iroii6en 8e.
reid GrOBeres au eriinnen bermag.
Ser 8etra6ter lag lang binge-
Itredt alf elmer 8anf unb itarrte faIt
otemlos gum 0edengeipolbe empor.
3u bieIer Saeesaeit berrihte rings.
um etne lautlole Stille, 10 baB er
ienleits bon &aum ur0 Belt lang.
jam oabin5uI61peben glaubte unter
lold)en Sternbiloern, Die nnberriid-
bare @eiier auf nddtlider StraBe
linb. er oa6te: Oeag bies serit0rbar