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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-05

Woman's Club was held Wednes-
day evening, March 90. The presi-
dent, Mrs. Inglid Nord, announced
that the meeting of April Is would
be open to the public. Mr.. Oldroyd
viii pe the speaker for the evening.
Mrs. v. sparks, Mrs. G. Skipprell,
and Mrs. H. Soldin were appointed
to act as the committee on refresh
ments. The white elephant" was
won by Mrs. Dixie Turpin. Mrs.
Barbara Kalenkosky, in charge OF
he program, introduced the Rev.
Harley Baker, who in turn intro
duced the Rev. Sweeney from Jul
neau who introduced the three
pupils from Plus x Mission who
furnished the very beautiful music
for the program.
Mary Filipe of Juneau and Lii
ian Stephens of Douglas sang
Dream song" Brahms. They were
accompanied on the piano by Irene
Albayalde of Juneau Miss Albay-
aide then sang Ave Maria" Bach
Gounod, playing her own accom-
paniment. AS an encore, she sang
e My Happiness" accompanied by
Mary Filipe Mrs. Kalenkosky then
showed number of beautiful slides
taken in and around Skagway by
her and her mother, Mrs. H. Ded-
man. Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Charles Rapuzzi and Mrs. E.
Kalenkosky.
Mrs. Nord announced that the
recital would be held late in April
probably the last Friday in April
at the. School Auditorium. Mrs.
L. Frolander, Mrs Kalenkosky, and
Mss Cecilia Selmer were APP
POINTED as a Recital Committee to
work with Sister Mary Amy who
will be in charge OF music from
Plus x Mission as well as the
SIX gway piano pupils.
The B.P.O. Elks held an initia-
ton Thursday evening, March "a.
T. Q. Givan and Harry M. Bigoti
Became n,es~ eys of the lodge.
A nesting to discuss the small
eoat laarbor was called Friday eve
ming at the City Hall by C.. J.
Rcehr. A committee was appointed
10 work with Lynn Alderman OF
the Alaska Road Commission with
Ludwig Frolander as advisor. Ra-
leigh Cornett, Morgan Reed, Chuck
Clark, and Louis Rapuzzi will act
as this committee to outline and
plan the work to be done.
The Princess Norah was in port
Friday and Saturday
Miss Patricia Louise Colwell, the
daughter of Mrs. Ethel Colwell of
Ellensburg, Washington, and Cliff
ford j. Rogers, Jr., were married
Sunday, March 20, in Grace Epis-
oopal Church of Ellensburg. Mr..
Rogers is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. j. Rogers of Skagway. Mr..
Rogers, Sr, is the President of the
White Pass and Yukon Railway
Company. Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers,
Jr., came to Skagway on the Prin-
cess Norah to make their home
mere.
Leaving Skagway Saturday eve
ming on the Princess Norah for
seattle were Mr.. and Mrs. Hal
Johnston, Jr., and Mrs. Gail Budd
and her two daughters, Sharon and
Patricia Gail
Mrs. Olga Sullivan and her
daughter, Mrs. Geraldine Ehrmin
of Juneau, returned to Skagway
from Juneau Saturday afternoon
by Alaska Coastal.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Morgan
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-05
OVERHAUL SISTER ISLAND
POWER EQUIPMENT OF CAA

Following comp-eIion CT a major
overhaul of all power equipment on
Sisters Island, Donald Bogi, CAA's
principal general mechanic, is back
in Juneau aboard the CAA boat Pc.
Bogi will leave within a few days
fer similar work at Duncan Canal
and then proceed to Petersburg.
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ELKs ATTENTION

Meeting Wednesday, April 6, 8 p.
m. Installation of officers and
feed. 81 ct
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gionnaires, we're present to enjoy
the delicious turkey dinner. The
ladies discussed forming an auxili-
airy. After the banquet all went up
to the Legion Hall and spent the
evening dancing and playing ping
pong.
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we're dinner guests Saturday eve
ming at the Edwin Dell home.

Mr.. and Mrs. M Moe and Mr..
md Mrs. H. Crandall gave fare
well party Saturday evening at the
Crandall home to honor Bob Shy
who is leaving Skagway to work
with the PRA in Juneau. A smor-
gasbord dinner was served and the
evening was spent in dancing. Mr..
Shy was presented with an Elk's
Emblem ring. The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. F. Marlowe, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. j. Hoyt, Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Sui
Ivan, Mr.. and Mrs. Andres Yglesia,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Reed, Mr..
and Mrs. M. Wheaton, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Boynton, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. A. M.
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Taylor,
Mr. and Mrs. w. Burfield. Mr. and
Mrs. B. Birren, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Blanchard, Mr.. and Mrs. c. j..
Roehr, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Coulton,
Mrs. j. Shelley, Mrs. Beulah Ward.
Mrs. Gerry Ehrmin, Mrs. Dixie
Iurpin, Ralph Graham, Harry Big.
off, Everett Carmacks, Larry Soils
ness, John CRASHED, t. Wilhelm, d.
L. Stevenson, Bud Blanchard, and
Jesse Stiles.
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Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Schibi entertained Mr..
Nelson. Mr.. Lomen, MIR. and Mrs.
M. V. Rafferty,, Mr.. and MIS-. For
rest Bates ana Mr.. ana Mis-. Frank
lin l.. Calkins at dinner at The
Tank Farm.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-05
JUNEAU woMAN's CLUB

Regular business meeting will fol-
low our joint meeting with the XII
wants Club at the Gold Room,
Baranof Hotel, 1900 o'clock noon
Wednesday, April 9Th.
Elizabeth Peratrovich,
161 2t) Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-05

HERE FROM YAKUTAT
John C. Felker of Yakutat is at
the Baranof.
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NewsYNotes
From 5kagway
lsnecial Correspondencel

SKAGWAY, Alaska, March %
Tom Nelson, Resident Engineer,
ana Mr.. Lomen, his assistant, came
to Skagway Thursday, March IL
from Whitehorse on tank farm
business. They returned to White
horse the following Tuesday.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-05
FROM ANCHORAGE

Antcinette Manewitz of Anchorage
registered yesterday at the Gastin-
neau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-05
ELKS ATTENTION

Meeting Wednesday, April 6, 8 p.
M Installation OF officers and
feed. 81 ct
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-05

R.O.T.C. officers from The Uri-
ersity of Washington on spring
training cruise aboard the Army
Transport Corps Vessel T S 2l0
srent three days in Skagway this
EAST week. A number of the men
made the train trip to Whitehorse.
JOHN Pichotta returned Thurs
.av afternoon from business trip
. Juneau by Alaska Coastal.
Another sign OF spring, the first
taby chics, 200 in all, arrived
Thursday by Alaska Coastal. They
are destined for the M. Moe ranch
IN Dyea.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-05

The Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Morgan
and Dean Phillips left Skagway
Monday morning on the Princeton
Hall to attend the Presbytery to be
aeld at Ketchikan.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-05

LausOn 4-CycIe Air cooled Out
Boards. New 1.odeis. Madsen's. Al II
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-05

Franklin J.. Calkins left Tuesday
by Alaska Coastal to go to seattle
where he will enter the University
Of Washington to resume his
studies of maritime law. Mrs. Calk-
ms will join him there in the near
future.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-05

The Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Morgan
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-05

The B.P.O. Elks held an lnitia-
ton Thursday evening, March "a
T. @. Givan and Harry M. Bigoti
sCcame me:-sers of the lodge.
Evening star., 1949-06-04

not disclose their names because
they would lose their jobs"
Judge Medina ordered the re-
mark stricken from the record.
and directed the witness to an
swer.
Again Gates refused. saying he
did not want to degrade himself
by incriminating fellow Commu-
nistS.
Brushing aside heated defense
objections, the judge then held
Gates guilty of contempt and or
dered him jailed for 80 days. or
until he answers the question.
The other 10 defendants leaped
up protesting. as Gates declared.
'I'll never answer"
Above the noise. Henry Winston.
q Negro and organizational secre-
tary Of the party, shouted some
thing about "lynching," and called
the trial q "monstrosity OF JUS
tice."
The Judge ordered him jailed
for the rest Of the trial.
Shouts kangaroo Court"
Gus Hall, Ohio State Commun-
list chairman, shouted that this
sounds more like kankaroo court
than a court of the United States.
along with other remarks.
He, too, was ordered jailed for
the rest Of the trial.
Handcuffed. the three were led
outside by United States marshals
after the trial adjourned for the
week end. A crowd Of about 81
sympathizers cheered the three
Communist leaders.
The judge denied all requests
| to stay his orders pending appeal
to a higher court, or to revoke
them.
"The proceedings in the United
tSates District Court over which
I preside will be as orderly as
can make them" he said. Il can
not permit a defendant who has
| taken the stand in his own de-
Tense to choose what questions ne
viii answer" @
Defense counsel made two fruit
tless attempts to get other Fedora
Evening star., 1949-06-04

Judges to grant bail for the jailed
men. Judge Samuel H. kaufman
of the District Court turned down
one such plea.
Appeals Judge Rules.
Judge Augustus N. Hand OF the
Circuit Court of Appeals made q
similar ruling that respect to
Gates, but said the application
could be renewed before = full
three judge session Monday.
All of the defendants had been
free on $1,000 bail since they were
indicted last July on charges OF
conspiring to advocate the forci-
bic overthrow of the Government.
Jailing of the three produced
sharp protests in some quarters.
Henry Wallace called the action
shocking" and a threat to Amer
lean political liberties.
The American Labor Party said
that Judge Medina was guilty OF
judicial tyranny and gross abuse
of power"
The Civil Rights Congress. a
group called subversive by Attor-
ney General Clark, termed the
ruling an attempt to completely
stymie the defense" The con-
gress planed a protest demonstra-
ton Monday.
Ben Gold, president Of the cIO
International Fur and Leather
Workers Union, called the action
l"shockingly contrary to every con-
ception of decency in a civilized
country"
Evening star., 1949-06-04
Three Reds Ordered
Jailed by Medina
Lose All Appeals
By the Assoeiofsd Press

NEW YORK, June 4.-Three OF
the II top American Communists
on trial for conspiracy were in jail
today, despite efforts Of their
attorneys to get them out.
A guard at the Federal House OF
Detention said they were allowed
no visitors last night,
The three were ordered jailed yes
terday after the 2o-week. tension
charged trial exploded into noisy
hubbub Of shouts. accusations and
defiance.
The immediate cause of the out
burst was the refusal Of de-
fendant to answer a United States
attorneys question. However. the
incident followed a long series Of
violent curtroom clashes.
Were Often Admonished.
Federal Judge Harold r. Medina
has repeatedly admonished the
defendants and their attorneys to
be more orderly. or face penalties.
In revoking bail Of the three
men yesterday. the judge also
warned defense counsel that he
may seek disciplinary action
against them when the trial is
over.
John Gates, editor of the Daily
Worker, Communist newspaper,
was under cross-examination when
the cracking exchange began.
He was asked to list the men,
bers of Communist National Vet
erans' Committee who had helped
him prepare postwar party book
aet for veterans.
| Remark Ordered Stricken.
"These people are engaged il
private industry" he said. u will
Evening star., 1949-06-04
Talk on Birds Planned

The mysterious sense in birds
that leads them home will be dis
cussed by DR.. Frederick c. Lincoln,
assistant to the director, Of the
Fish and Wildlife Service. at a
Joint meeting Of the Biological
Society of Washington and the
Society for Parapsychology In the
new Interior Department audi
torium Monday at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1949-06-04

Reason enough why you will won't TO keep oeoufi-
fully cool, oil summer long. with Blue Gross in
perfume ond Flower Mist . ond oil the exquisite
soteIlite toiIetries, Ezobeth Arden hos scented
with il.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-04

8eftfeite einen angriffspamH bot2
sic fdritten ben tpaIoigen Mbbana
binlnter. am SUB Der Surg porbei
nno Hetterten on beren Meftleite Dor.
fidtie burds @ebiiib binanf. Oben
angelangt, froden fie, a,if benz Bau.
DIE liegen6, 10 nabe on bic 8urg, als
moglib. @an5 bin5u fonnten iie nidt
Der @ipfel, auf bem fie fib befanoen,
batte 5,par ungefdbr oie gleide S6be,
ipie Der 8lrgfels, tpar aber 0urd cine
tiefe, etma 20 SUB breite &lnft, bic
fih INN Die ean5e Burg berun1aog,
bon oemielben eetrennt. Da Der
8urgfels 5ugleid nod Noroen tpeit
oorragte, fon1tten iie MIR ben n6d.
item Der porragenben 2ragiteine err
bliden; berIelbe mobte einen Sub i'm
8ebierte baben.
Sait ber51peifelno itarrte @alter
bin. slnein ggino mei1,te: .llnmog-
lid tits nibt, aber idtpierig. 3u-
ndhit gilt es, bon bier cine Bride
5,l ienem Stein su idIagen. Sd gIa1-
be, nnittels zines Saues fann bies
geideben. 0ie @ntfern,lng Ser einael.
men &rasiteine boneinanoer - id)
babe mir, als mir uuter Der 8urg
ourdginge1l Die Sdritte genau ee.
aablt - mag 10, bobitens Is SUB
betroeen. go miro elm 8rett, bonn
cine Stridleiter, feiter Mh,t unb Got,
tes Sdus bas iibrise beioreen."
8alter apar Die Sade nod nidt
gang flar.
"8ir baben feline 3eit au berIie-
ren," ertpiberte Geino; rseben mir,
auf Dem @ege min i6 str aIles ges
nau erfl1ren.
8alo idoB ibr Naden ,pie elm 8feil
ben SluB binab, auf Dem i6on abeno-
lide Sdatten rl1bten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-04
(Sortiesung)

.gefer iie iterbe, als iie meroe emit
ebrt," I6reit 9ieter unb ldldgt Den
&nappen, Ger Die 8etpuBtloie meg,
traeen min, nieoer. 8iiteno fallt
Runs iiber Dieter ber, beioe fdnpfen
nit ser er6Bten @rbitterung, 1pab'
reno alle rings lumber tpie bonn
56reden aebonnt, oen 1piloen Strelt
suIdouen, beiien Sdpertgetoie Den
8urgbof nit buntpfem Sdrm fitat,
bis &una, eine 8IoBe an 0ieters Sals
erIp6beno, ibm Ben Stabl bl1rd Die
@uree1 itoBt unb Dem ii11fenben oas
Saupt abidldgt. 8as iid bon Den
@GIten nidt idon gefliidtet, fabrt
bon @rauens auseinanoer. 0ieters
apenige &nappen lparen beim erlten
8eriud, ibrem Serrn bei5ulteben, bon
ben 8eiiisen &unsens bis auf 5tpei
niebergemadt tporoen. Steie i6idte
Der er5iir11te Sdlobberr beim nit Dem
bobnii6en auftrag, auf Ser Surant
Die boloige Infunft oes neuen 8e'
bieterS al meloen.
Mittler1peile batte man 8lanfa ins
@dIob eetraeen. aumdblid gelang
es, iie ourd itdrfenbe Wittel mieber
5l1 beleben. &1n5 befobl, ite III Elm
@emad auf oer gan5 un5uganglihen
georoIeite bes S6lolfes au bringen,
iiber bas Sdidial tbres Saters ibr
porberbono nod nidts nit5uteilen
uno iie idone11b 5l1 bebanoeln; nit
Der 3eit, boffte er, tperoe iie iib fii'
gen. sSest bate er anoeres 5u be-
iorsen. Ser Morb Dieters uno bic
@efangennabme ieiner So6ter 1uuBte
geipaltige @rbitter1ng erregen; 5rar
bon @iltberg batte, 1pie er uuBte,
nod md6tige 8er1panbte am Rbein;
es galt allo, gegen einen allfdligen
8ade5ug iid gu riiiten. 3uoen bot
ten iid] Die Srierer gum geforoerten
2oieeelo fir ben eefangenen Ilder
llnb ieine Geiiegefdbrten nidt berite-
ben 1pollen, ionoern beabii9tigten,
pie &l1n3 oernommen, I'M Saufe oes
n16iten Nonats bic @brenburg gu
itiirmen. 9esbalb nerobidieoete er iid]
fiir einiee Gage, Inn &riegspolf gu
sperben.
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6. Die &unbidJafter

Die geo6ridt, 1pel6e Die &nappen
Der Srau 8iltberg iiberbra6t, bate
fie aufs &ronfenlager geporfen.
Raum fanb iie nod &raft, einige 8or-
te auf einen SergamentItreifen gu
idreiben, Inn i'm burd einen Ser
beioen &1tappen gu 8alter tragen gu
laiien.
Ser 9lanfenburger Itano eben am
Seniter, Die belize Stirn ans 8itter
preiieno, lnb itarrte triib ins @ebofs
te binaus. 8is beute batte er INNER
nod einen S6immer BON Soffnllng
gebegt, troboem mebrere 8riefe, Die
er an 8la,rfa geridtet, unbeantpor.
tet eeblieben. SsSest ober mar olles Dor.
BEL. gr bate ia nit eigenen 9lugen
ben gldn5enoen So65eits5ug BON Der
Surant iid berabbemegen geieben uno
glei6 innnitten Der bunten S6ar bic
i6one @eltalt ieiner 8lanfa erfannt.
Sic tpar ibm nllo 1pirflid rntreu ge-
,porben. 9as fonnte er ni6t failen.
9as 2eben 1pollte linn berleioen.
90 melbet ggino ben &nappen Der
ssrau @iltberg uno iiberreidt linn oe1,
1nitgebradten 3ettel. S6on min i'm
8alter finiter ablpeiien; ood belinnt
er ii6 zines beileren uno aDirft eine1l
8lid auf bos 8latt.
uSabe grbarmen nit meiner 8Ian.
ia unb rette iie; ite lit Dir itets treu
eeblieben. sSrau BON 8iltberg."
8obte ooer trdumte er? - 60
fort IieB er Ben &nappen fommen.
gs 1par Ser alte Gupert, BEN er fritz
her auf ser Surant otter geIeben, elm
rauber, aber ieiner Serri6aft erges
bener 8eieae. Weit groBen augen iab
8alter i'm eintreten; Der &nedt idien
ibm Inn 5ebn Sabre gealtert 5u iein,
unb nod itderte oas 8lut bon ben
8unoen, bie er am Morgen erbalten,
Ourd BEN notbiirftigen Gerbanb. gtod
groBer pl1rbe oas Staunen bes 8lans
fenburgers, als Der alte 8runtnlbdr
tpie Elm &ino 5l1 ipeinen onfing, obne
langere 3eit ar6 nur Elm 8ort ber.
borbringen 5u fonnen. @nbli6 fabte
er iid 1lnb eradblte, mos Dorgefallen.
Das erite 8efiibl @alters tpar elm
@efiibl Ser 5reuoe: iie nar ibm alio
treu geblieben. l1nb unter 1pel6en
l1nritdnben! gr i6dmte iid re6t, ie
an ibr IRE geiporoen 5l fem. 4ber
glei6 iiber1pog Dos @efiibl bes @nt,
iebens BEL Dem @eoanfen an Die 2a-
ge ien1er bilfloien @eliebten. Sogleid
ididte er ben &nedt ieiner @ebiete.
rim 5uriid, NIT Der Gerii6eruns, baB
er ieinen lesten 8lutstropfen an
Blanfas 9tettlng iesen peroe.
gor allem gait es nun, ii6 &Iar.
belt iiber Die Gage Der 9inge au Der.
idaffen. er beriet iih nit gsino. Dfit
@eipalt mar bier nidts au errei6en,
ion6ern nur burh Gift. 8alo par Der
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MsaI BIN un6 pie6er; beretts bot er
oos a,t6ere Snu nit benz Sub &c.
ftreift - nod einmal! - iest baft
er fiA ein! SbnelI nerfniipft er bic
bei6en Tdne unb Hettert ,.rter lt1l.
| i6gIiher Mnitrengurtg su ieiner 8raut
auriid. sic Iiegt gum @liid in1ner
nod obnnt6dtig quer iiber Dem @tei1-
fodeI, SiiBe 11nb @opf NIT beiien a,if-
geloiten &aaren Die @inoe ipielen,
iblaff beri,nterbdngenb. Wfit duBer-
iter 8orfidt aiebt @alter fie an fib
1,nb gleitet elm Stiid melt nit ibr
ont Tau berinter, bann auf Der ON.
oeren Seite tpieoer r,ad oben; i6on
bot er bas 5tpeite Sai erreidt ihon
fIblt er tpie6er feiten @runo lnter
ben Siiben, ba ert0nt binter feinem
@iiden elm oonnerdbnlibes @etoIe:
Der Bflod, auf Dem ioeben Blanfa
nod eelegen, poltert in Die Eiefe.
Nod ei11ige nriibiame S6ritte =
1nb bas 3iel lit errei6t. @ber oie
anitrengl,ng unb Dos gntiesen ,par
gu groB; alles brebt fid tpie I'M &rei.
ie Dor ieinen 8liden. 1niibe gum Ster.
ben ii1tft ct neben ieiner 8lanfa be-
ipuBtlos ms @ras.
8etbe modten cine Stun6e Iana
oa gelegen iein, als ggino auriif-
fam. gr tpar ben ShiB auf rno ab,
bin uno Der geruoert, obne cine Spur
bon ieinem gefauenen Serrn finoen
5u fonnen; fait 1pdre er babei un,s
2eben gefonlmen, benn nnberiebens
fiel oidt neben Dem &abn elm rieiiger
Jelsblod Hati6e11b IN Die Slut. gr
tpartete Die EagesbeIle ab, Inn an Der
Selsma1t6 irgenbtpel6e 8lutipuren su
entoeden, umionit. SaB boffenb, baIb
ber5ageno itieg er nodmaIs our Burg
binonf. 90 iab er Die beioen neben.
einanoer, nit einem sSubelidrei ftiir5.
te er ouf iie gu, freilid INN gIei9 nit
Sbreden pabr5unebmen, 6ab iie be.
tDuBtlos Daren. Sdnen bolte er aus
elmer naben Queae @aiier uno be-
iprengte Die slrmen; baIo 0ffnete
Balter oie aueen uno idoute Der.
apunoert Inn fib, aber erft nod lam
gerem 8eiinnen ltnb Sragen fonnte
er it6 Dieoer in ietne Gage finoen.
Bie idtpod er itcb aud fiibIte, 10
erbob er iih bod iogleid), INN @gino
in BEN @ieberbelebungsberiuden iei-
ner 8lmfa 5l unteritiiben. Mnes
blieb obne @rfoIg. @ie tot lag fie
ou, fein Buls ipar 511 fiibIen. Son
nnlagli6em Sbmera 5erriiien, mari
iid 8alter ian1merno iiber iie. ggi-
no aber gab Die Soffn,1ng 1idt anf;
er rib aus ieinem 8arett elm sSIal1nl-
feoerden nno bielt es ibr Dor ben
Nuno. Isle Iebt," rief er freuoia
nab einigen Sefunben, mod betpegt
fi6 Der Slal,rn."
Die Come itieg bereits iiber oie
Serge. Seoen augenblid fonnte man
IN Der Burg Dos 8erifapinoen Ser
@efangenen ent6eden rno 6ann m11B-
ten Die Nadiudungen beginner. ggi-
no loite oas nod eeipan,tte Sell uno
nabm es 81 iib; bann trugen iie 6ie
&ranfe bebutiam ben 8erg binunter,
legten tie in Den &abn, bedten iie nit
einem 0eartel bollltanoig au 1l1o fl1b.
rem 10 i9nea iie fonnten fluBab-
tpdrts.
s. Gnnnpnsflpiu
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8. SunnenidJein

8dbreno oieier 8oreGnge lag
5ran 8iltberg auf Der Burg Euront
franf auf ibrem 2ager; ibre Saare
tparen ,peiB setporben; faum forrnte
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fiibren. Sir iest nuBte fie 10 apie
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