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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-12
PENSIONS GRANTED

Pensions have been granted to the fol-
w. Metcalf, Benjamin F. Land. William
Sellars, George II. Vinall, Hiram A. Reid.
Jeremiah NJ. Rose. Mortimer J. Stone, Potts
Barker, Clemons Gercken. Peter Laforge,
Charles B. White, Luther d. Griswod, Will
lam S. ReYnOdS and John a. Brnner.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-03-05

IT is very unlikely that the wheat
crop Of the coming year will sell any
lower than the present crop has sold.
Stocks are well depleted now. and the
new crop will come on a market more
nearly bare than has been the case for
years. Should the coming two months
prove favorable we shall not have SO
large a surplus for export as three or
four years ago. Population is increas-
ing faster than the increase in acreage
of wheat, and within eight or ten years
ut most we shall not produce more
wheat than the people Of this countr'
will want for bread and seed.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-03-05

SOCIETY does not take its tone from
the tramp, but from those who refuse
him the victuals until he has sawed the
wood. And the tendency is to make
them think more Of their own advan-
tare in the matter of stove-wood than
Of the tramp's in the matter of victuals.
And this tendency is clearly to exag-
ge.ate the evil which is always most
dangerous in organized society-that
of selfish acquisitiveness1 in the strong.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-03-05

EXPERIMENTS recently made in Ger
I,any have added convincing evidence
to fact already noted, to wit, the
variability of terrestrial latitudes, for
example, the ATTITUDES OF Berlin, Pots
dam and Prague. diminished between
August, 1889. and February. 1890,
about half O second of arc. In the lat
ter year, between April and August,
the latitude of Berlin increased four
tenths of q second. In other words,
Berlin is nearer the North Pole in sum-
mer than in Winter. The periodicity
Of these variations would indicate that
the direction of the earth's axis, under
the influence of some external or inter-
ual disturbance, was changing. The
phenomenon is attracting very general
attention.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-03-05
TO BE CONTINUED.
One Hundred Miles an Hour.

Thomas A. Edison said in an inter-
view with reporter of the Pittsburg
Dispatch: "You ask me about the
future of electricity. 1t is the coming
motive power. 1t will he used on all
railroads some day, but the point is to
get an economical engine. My theory
is TO have immense dynamos located
all along the line of the road, anc
have the electricity conveyed from
these stationary engines to the loco
motives by wires through the rails,
For example, would put two big en-
gines between New York and Philadel.
phia, and enough power could be fur
nished to whisk the limited at the rata
of 100 miles per hour.
..But this is the point l have been
working on for years; to convert heat
directly into electricity without the
intervention of boilers, steam, and all
that. What an enormous amount OF
expense could be saved if this could
be done. Think Of putting something
into the heat of that natural gas fre
and making electricity out OF it. IT
can be done. l feel it in my bones.
and just now have suspicion that
am on the right track. but 1t IS Il
pcsky problem-one that can De WORK
ed out only in time.
II have been experimenting with an
electric road in New Jersey | had
rails laid as they put them down on
railroads, but the machine would run
off the track in going around curves
l then raised the curve to an angie
of 40 degrees and the motor went
around all right. 1t looked as il the
engine would topple over, but it didn't
You know in Il centrifugal machine
you can make a car go clear arouhu
circle in the air without leaving the
track.
cat the present time the phono-
graph is occupying my time. have
,, been improving it, and it is more per-
feet to-day than ever. In speaking
> into the photograph it was soon founa
> that the sibilants were not recordea,
. Tor instance, if were to say specie,
= the 'sp' sound would be lost. Well :
have about solved that problem now
and the sound of IS is inscribed wiz"
the other letters, l run tae phopo-
graph or grapophone in three wa!sM
I with treadle, battery, or WIN w
ordinary incandescent light by a''a. .so
n ing the machine with wire 10 ~.
d lamp. Business people can have .nen
choice. shouldn't want to be Dotnol.
J. ed with treadle, and think the DC.
;. plan is to use the electric light, sin.'
!" they are now SO commonly distributes !.
!, The battery is made to last ior -,
W month, three months or SIX mon'm
g without being renewed. Let eso ;a
Is man take his choice. am m''""
3 the three kinds"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-03-05
"Will their luck nevc,

ferociously. "Will their luck pevc,
end?"
ut seems not"
'.And we SO near Paris" continucd
Poupard discontentedly, "but IA day's.
march, and they will be looking ont,
for US. Helm! but it is hard"
1.-The fortune of war;" murmured
Pierre. "Our turn may come yet"
There is chance of escape, Der
haps," whispered Poupard, restlessly.
| .'they are all SO sure, it might be easy
to surprise them one night. Where
are the others?"
Il do not know. Hush, here comes
u trooper"
| ':Lay your plans more cautiously.
mcssieurs," said voice beside them
the voice of the Uhlan whose approach
they had noticed; 1--WE understand
French as we'll as you here"
CONSERVATION depicted itself on
Poupard's face. From that time
he lay silently on the straw. med
itating his plans in his own mind
and more convinced than ever that his
foes were in league with the powers of
darkness, since actions, movements
and language were alike known to
them. He wondered if his thoughts
ever escaped that secret espionage.
AS days passed on, however, the
wild plans of escape which he had
formed grew more apparently hope
less. Food was scanty, his wounds
!, and bruises tormented him more and
, more. The way was long and the
weather terrible. Hardships and
{ privations weakened his frame and
dampened his ardor. He was sepa-
rated from his companions after those
t rash overheard words, and in silence
and solitude he suffered now, till cour
age forsook and misery crushed him.
II shall die soon," he said to him
self, and his words seemed as If they
; were to be speedily verified.
He and Pierre Leroux were in the
t hospital ward together-a small
g enough place, extemporized from
Q sheer necessity, as many of the SOL
= diers were too Frustrated by hunger.
n and fever, and wounds, to proceed any
d further.
It Gentle-voiced women, some highly
:. born and delicately nurtured, fitted to
n and fro in those dreary wards-minis-
}. tering angels to the poor broken
l. hearted sufferers, who they tended
T. with untiring patience.
s One morning one of the sisterhoot
it came quietly up to Pierre's side as he
lay weak and feverish on his narrow
n bed. "Your friend died last night,
II she said, gently. 'He babe me Civ,
d you this letter, with the re quest tina
y if ever opportunity offers you will Civ,
Of it to his mother. He was from you
in own part of Normandy, believe"
le Pierre took tt pc letter from her han,
A. in silence, then turned his face to tn
D. wall and sighed.
f. Given no dies" he cried. in tn
depth of his desolate heart, .'shall
" TO whom life is hateful, alone b
AS spared?"
h. To RE CONTINTFD.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-03-05

The wife of Senator Stanford had
occasion, when her husband was gov
ernor of California, to dismiss from
service in his house an educated China
man. This man afterward applying
elsewhere for homework mentioned his
having formerly worked for Gov.
Stanford" ''Why did you leave?''
inquired the possible mistress. ''Oh,
l could not stay there" said this supe-
rior Celestial. II could not work for
such a man MS he is. You know,
ma'am, that Gov. Stanford is very
illiterate man."
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-03-05

In the great future battle OF the
world between the two systems OF
socialism and individualism, one Of the
vital points of difference is to be
privacy; and it is important to note
that it is between individualism and
socialism that the point Of difference
lies, and that privacy is not by any
means an attribute OF aristocracy as
opposed to democracy. That Western
citizen who raised the curtain OF the
newcomers shanty and desire to know
..what was going on SO darned private
In here" was the typical socialist,
not the typical democrat.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-03-05
ALEC yeAToN's SON.
,.HOMAs BAILEY ALDRIcH.

TIA wind It walled, the wind it moaned,
And the white caps decked the sea;
"An' would to God. the skipper groaned.
II had not my boy with me-
Snug in the stern sheets, little John
Laughed rs the skud swept by;
But the shippers sunburnt cheek grew
As he watched the wicked sky.
"Would that he were at his mothers side"
And the skipper's eyes were dim.
''Good Lord in Heaven, II i'll betide,
What would become OF him!
For me-my muscles are as steel,
For me let hap what may;
! might make shift upon the keel
= Until the break Of day.
"But he, he Is 30 weak aud small,
So young, scarce learned to stand
o plying Father Of US all,
trust him 10 Thy hand!
"F'or thou. who markest from ON high
A sparrow's fail-each one!-
Surely, o Lord, thou'll have aD eye
On Alec Yeaton's son"'
Then, helm hard port right straight he
Toward the headland light;
The wind it moaned the wind it walled,
And black, black fell the night.
Then burst storm to make one quail
Though housed from wind and waves
They who could tell about that gale
Must rise from watery graves.
Sudden it came, as sudden it went;
Ere half the night was sped,
The winds were hushed, the waves wer'
i spent,
And the stars shone overhead.
Now, as the morning mist grew thin,
The folk on Gloucester shore
Saw a little figure floating in
! Secure ,on broken oar!
| Up rose the cry, IA wreck q wreck!
| Pull, mates, and waste no breath
| They knew it, though twas but a speck
Upon the edge Of death!
Long did they marvel in the town
| At God his strange decree,
| That let the stalwart skipper drown,
| And the little child go free!
Gloucester, August, 1920.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-03-05

ACCORDING to Judge Thayer OF the
United States Circuit court an Ameri-
can manufacturer who induces foreign
workingmen to come to America by
sending them the means Of transporta-
ton, with the assurance that he ''can''
give them steady work, does not
violate the contract labor law, but
would do so should he write to them
saving that he "will" give them work
If they "will" come. 1t is very easy
thing to evade a law in this country
when the interests of bosses require
its evasion.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-03-05

ONE of the most unique and impress
i've exhibits at the worlds fair will be
the naval display of the United States
government. 1t will take the form OF
enormous war vessel built OF brick up
on piling along the lake front. The
beauty Of this great and original idea
ought to be obvious to everybody. 1t
gives the visitor at the fair an oppor-
tunity to see an American map-O'-war
at an inland city, and the vessel being
secured in a stationary position the
collisions with coal boats and the other
comical accidents to which our navy is
prone are entirely avoided.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-03-05

THERE is no fixed limitation on cant.
OF nothing can it be said this is essen
TALLY can't or essentially not. Tho
worst falsehood, If really believed and
felt as true, may be as far removed
from cant as the highest truth; and the
highest truth in the mouths and minds
of those to whom it had no meaning
NAV be the merest cant. Often it is
the worst, for the truth in cant a.one
makes its falsehood dangerous.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-03-05

The farmers of the country may
thank q woman for the overthrow OF
the proposed harvester trust. The
widow of Cyrus Mccormick. opposed
to the trust from the start, finally So-
fused to become a party to the scheme,
and as the other manufacturers did not
dare leave the great McC ormick Reaper
Co. out, the project had to be aban-
dOned
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-03-05
Ascent. Not Descent.

Mr.. Orlrite-"Well. upon my wosu'
all this talk about whom you arr W.
scended from tires me-" ,.,
Mr.. Snobey-..I don't agree wa"
you. think 1t most important. r.
Orlrite-..It's nothing OF the sos "a
people could show that they asce'u an.
instead OF descended from their a." w.
cestors, it might be something 70 "
proud Of"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-03-05

at was one OF their horses; the
hoofs struck me down. Twas dragged
out from under the animal afterward,
SO they say. A shot had killed him,
and he fell on me. Dame! why did he
not kill me outright? 'Twould be
better than to be MANNED for life, as l
assuredly shall be now"
Pierre sighed YEARLY. Perhaps he
thought there were worse things to
endure even than to be MANNED for
life.
care they taking us to their own
cursed country, think you?" demanded
Poupard presently.
II cannot say. I do not even re-
member how long have been here.
1t seems an age since that skirmish. v
TITS but day and a night; and
by the way, that reminds me how
came it you were SO late in giving
in the alarmp Our captain ii
furious. He blames the whole disas
ter to YOU"
Pierre's face flushed deeply beneath
its pallor Of pain.
'.Is that true?" he said. fiercely.
.Mon Dieu! Yes. Have you eve
known mo lie?"
II gave the warning instantly
They seem TO have stolen up lik,
shadows. l cannot tell how the,
, came SO suddenly and quickly"
They are in league with the fen
himself. believe" growled the other
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
Der ertappte Sabneroteb.

Gin bibider SderS bat iid in &oGf.
iuib bel &Ottbus Jueetrasen. Gin bort
tpobnenoer Bauer b6rte in Der 4adt
auf bem SOie Elm uerbd9tises @erduI6,
uno ais er binaustrat, I'M nad5uIeben,
bemerfte ct am Slbnsrfall cine @eItalt,
luel9e oifen5ar nit biebiI6sn Gbfi6ten
umsins. @r idlib ndber beran uno
fab nun, baB Elm Spibbube uuten on
elmer am SiibneritaIl ansele9ten Setter
itanb un6 einen Sad in ben SGnben
bielt, tp6breno Elm anoerer 9ieb oben
ouf Der Setter ftanb unb bic 6ibner
einSeln BON ben Sibftausen berunter'
arifF uno fe 6em @enoTeu surei6te,
Der fie ieinerieits iofprt in ben Sad
Itedte. Der untenItebeube batte aber
Gin Baar ibarfe Gusen i'm &upfe, mits
tells beren er ben ii9 ndbernoen 8auern
entbedte, als oerielbe nod einise S9rits
te entfernt mar. @r benubte nun Die
ibm perg6nnten tuenisen Gusenbfide,
um ben Sad binjumerfen uno lautlpS
lu berI6pinoen. Der oben auf Der
Setter uabm bon Der suuSen 8erdnbes
ruug nidts tpabr, lim 10 iuent9er, ala
Der Bauer ben Saf i9nen aufsesriffen
unb ebenIo lautlus, tuie Der Gnoere pers
Idmunben mar, Der fi9 uuten an ber2eis
ter aufseltelIt bate. Dtit einem Sumor
Der pirtli9 betuunbernswertb 1T, sins
Der Bauer auf bic Sadlase etn; er
Etedte bic Sibner, tpelhe Der Spibbus
be ibm jurei9te, setreulib in ben
Gad, un6 als Der 9ieb metnte, nun
mbdten bic Sabner iuObl ale ieiu, ba
.rtpiberteer ioear nit periteIlter Stim'
me, ner CLAUDE, es ieien nod elm paar
Uben". Ridtis iuurben nod 5iuei euts
bedt uno ebenfalI8 Su ben ii6rtsen in
ben Sad setbau. Die @emltblidteit
b6rte uatilrli6 auf ols Der Spisbube
bon Der Setter beruntertam. 0a muBs
te er, tuie bic r8pi. g." melbet, es fi9
T9un sefalIen laiien, baB Der Bauer ibm
in's @eiidt leu9tete unb feline tpertbe
geri6nlidtsit feitite0ts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17

ansebfid seIun6enen TriimmerIiide Su
ioentificiren. @ber man bat ibn ni6t
inentificiren laNer. WleloiIe slaubt,
ipie @reelep, bnB iene Grlimmer rtints
merniebr BON oerv Seanuette" "berriibren,
bab iie alIo niemols iiber ben gforopol
binmegsetrteben iein f6nnen.
unb 9eraoe auf bieie 3rlmmer uuo
beren mutbmoBli6e 8eiIe baut 9tduien
feline felienfeIte lleberSeugun9 auf
OaB cine bireft iiber ben Roropol, Ober
in Der gidbe beslelben binue9iiibrenbe
Str6mlns eri1tiren miiie. SIT ber
gta6ipeis 9eIiefert, baB bic trimmer
ppn@obtbaab nj d BON Der rSeannette"
berriibrten, 70 fdllt idon fait bic 9anSe
Stiibe oes NanIen'i9en Str0mun9sarz
sument5 Suiammen uuo ber sruBe Blan
uirb 5u 8a6er. Der fiibue gtors
iueser min ii6 jeou6 ni6t belebreu laIs
fen. @eben mir nun sundhit, unter
8eniibung Der pOR 9tanien publicirten
&arte, auf bic angenUmmene n6rbli6e
Str6muus Elm, tuelde ibn iiber ben
Sol biniuesfiibren fol-. @r cOnitrutrt
fi6 bieielbe fpleenbermaBen: Gin
Souptarm bes @OlfItroms beipiilt IOrs
ipesen. fiibrt nm befen 0orOcap berum
unO 1T biz sur Sniel YouazS Semblia
bon allen gOrbpoIfOrIderu ueriplst NOR
ben. Cine Speite iebr itarte Str6>
muus bri9t in n6rbli9er &i6iuns Ourb
bic 8eliusSitraBe (5tuil6en SIasta
unb Sibirteu) berour. lleber bieie
beiben nad NOr6en fibrenben Str6me
ldBt ii9 ni6t itreiten. NOrbensiti6lO
ift auf ieiner beriibntten 8esa- Seiie
in bei6en Str6muusen sefabren.
Die nSeannette" bat bic Behring'S
meersStr6muns beuubt unb ibr @apis
tan, Der uusliidlide 9e Song, bat er'
fUridt, bab iie minbeItens cine S9nels
lisfeit uOn ] ¬en per StunOe beiist.
Gun aber ruurbe bic .Seannette" 5uis
i6en Seralbs unb &ransel SslanS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17

8eiternte Siaterfut.
ider. glus @ien beri6tet bas ,3eue
Biener 3ageblatt": Betanntli9 bat
R6ni9 Rilan bon Serbien Ieinem bic
Eiaen 2eibfiafer Ssibl Dor einigen Sab
rem ben 3atuipaOrben psrliebsn un6 Der
IuItige Seibl mar felt iener Seit Der
sinSige befernte 5iafer in @ien. 0tit
bieIer Serrli9feit iit's nun aber uorbei,
benu Elm College oes NIT oem Sroen
8erIebenen bat opr einisen 2asen
'elei1falIs einen erbalten. Sirft Ser
6inanb pun 8uIsarien bat bem @iener
Tiafersiseutbimer Sranj Berger ben
Gleranber.Oroen perIieben.
Seute pie einf. 8at ebe,
malls Elm Sitter feline S66ne nm Wlins
StelUbn, 70 fOrberte fie erit cine Selbens
tbat BON i6n, ettpa bic Bejwiusuus
sines 9rn9eus. 81 bas in uuierer
8eit onSers seipOroen? Nsin! 8enH
ber Sitter pDn beute um feline Gngebe.
Eete iuirbt, erbdlt er ia meiit sur Unit
u0rt: ,Reeen sic init Nnmn!~
: au9 SumOrifen miffen
ferbeu, bsuH Der GUb usritebt teineH
Spns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17

Serner nrsumentirt g1anIen: 8is
sum SIS. Breiteneraoe an Der Nortfiiite
BON @r6nlanb lift bas Bolarmeer genau
erfOridt tuOrbeu. @s iit bies bic oft
bsfabrene Jog. offene, aber BON unses
heuren @ismaiien bepblferte Gee sluis
i1en Spisber9en uno @r6nlnno. Sier
aber trifIt man cine duBerlt itarfe
5ib1i6 fiibrenoe Gtr6muns, iuelde
@rbnlanos SIts uno SiotiiIte pplls
itdnois umipIlt unb Iib erf an Der
8eitfiiIte perliert. Cine unesbeure
Baiiermen9e iuiro aus Der g20roppl'
region in bns Spibbersens @r6nlauos
Mteer aeIiihrt. = gldnIen nimnt alio
cine ununterbrpden fort9eiebte Str6-
muu9 an, tpel6e, 5wei Auellen eItts
iprinsenb, pon Der Seringiee. unb BON
Der gtooa' Semblids&iiIte (@ulfItron)
aussebt, burd Die uerbdltni6mdBig
iuarmen @aiier Der iibirii6eu Rieieus
flIIIe (9eua, &c. nidt unbetrd6tli6
neritdrft ipiro Hno, ibren @eg in Der
gid6e ees gtor0ppls ppriiber nebmeno,
on Der gforotiilte pDn @r6nlanb unO III
Der Spibbersen- Gr6nlanbsSe als dus
Berit itarfe ii 6li6 9ebenoe Str6s
mung tpiebsr nngetrOfen iuiro.
Dem 2aien flingt bieIe fii6ne 6ppos
theie plauiibel senua, aber bic meilten
g}orbpoliabrer iditteln basu ben
&opf. Die nOn @reelep unO pieIeH
anOereu SOrIdern aus9eipru6ene Ins
iidt, baB am Sole 2anO ansetrofen
iperoen mag, tuirb aus ben un9ebeuren
NaIIen BON ila6en Gi8felOern ber9elets
tet, peltes pDn alen Hprbpolfabrern
oneetrDifen pOrben iino. 9ieies @is
unterideioet iid pouitdnoig pOn ben
Gisber9en. Gs beitebt aus @ts
feGbern, iueld)e bduiis eine 0lde BON
1000 SUP beiiben. 9ieies Sis treibt
aaerbings iiiblid, es tpurbe uorb6Itli6
bon Der 8erinsslee an9etruffer, an Der
gtprbpeItfiite upn 6ranS SOiepbs 2anb,
in Der Gmitb Sunb. &egioA unb ses
Iesentli6 au6 on Der Sittaite BON
Gr6nlano.
Sonit 1T bieies eisentlide golareis
nirsenbs seieben iuOrben. @reelep
9laubt, oaB fb oteles @ts auf Den
2anbse ebieten Der eisentIi9en BOlarres
siOn bilbet, baB Stiide SnuUn abses
itOBen perben unb ibren 8e9 in Die
il6liberen @esenben finbeu, mo- man iie
ansetrofftn bat, baB aber bic san5e ei'
sentIi9e GOlarresipn bon einem uns
bur6bringlihen, ewi9en, tauienoe BON
SUB biden @ispanjer umbillt iit, ben
feline Strtmuu9 iibertpdltist uno feiH
lebenOes @eien erfpri6en fam. Der
bsuti6e Spri9er SolOeiuep, beHen
S6iff vSania4 an Der @renae ieHer
&esiOn SerIdeGIte unb Der baun bic
Ipunoerbare 5abrt auf @isi6ullen Srls
riidleste, 1T berielben Gnii6t tuie Gree
IeD.
Inter bieIen rlmitdnoen 1T bic Gus'
iidt, baB Der toIfibne juuse 9tOripeger
iemals wteoertebren tuiro, iebr iGwa6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
&nioHaI i0neiots.

Cine beitere BerlobungsQeIbidlts
ma6te in elmer 9r6Beren @arnllonitaOt
piel pOn li6 reben. 9ie 9pGter eines
iebr lppbtbabenben Sabritaunten bate
i'm Sauie ibrer Saute Die Sefanntidaft
zines iun9en Oifi5ierS semabt, beiien
gltern bic alte 0ame felt elmer &eibs
BON Sa6ren fannie uno Der bel ibr aus
uno ein9in9. Die beioeu iunsen 2euts
den tparen ii6 balo re6t berSli1 Suae.
9etban, unb bon Der Srau Sants prOte.
sirt madte Der Serr 2ieutenant tur;en
BroSeB unb bielt beim Batter Ieiuer 9lu.
9ebeteten UNI beren Sanb an. 9as Re.
iultat leiner @erbuns betanb barin,
baB Der uebsrraidte ii9 bic Sade Su
iiberlesen peripra6 uno bem 8raut'
iperber einen Gag beSei9uete, an benz
er ibm eine beitimmte Gutuort geben
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ii9 ben 8eldeio peribnli9 boleu lolIte,
rldte INNER n6ber. Oa, am 8orabeno
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9err lieutenant uon leiner 0erSensba.
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9eblid in pibti9eu @eihditen, nad
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bem6otel lOsiren tperoe. vNbd, Der nil
mir aus benz @ese sebeu!" oadte Der
2ieutcnant. Nm anberu Woraen pur,
be bsm Serrn 5abritbeFber bur6 ben
9immeriellner cine 8iIitentarte ilber.
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BON ieinem Staunen erbolt, ba flopfte
es an bic 2bir, uno nit Der u6r in
Der Sanb trut elm Itattli9er Ofiicier in
bas @emad, uerueiste ii9 unb Iprah.
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ubr tpoateu Sic mid ipre6en, uub elm
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ssfaBt, besriBte Der 8immerbemObner
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brud, CAB benz ii9 bapOn i9leidenben
bienfbaren @eiite leiie feline Befeble
unb als bieier ipdter nit eiuem opulen.
ten @obeliribtid erI6ien, IoBen bic
beioen SerreH bereits in pertrauli6er
l1utsrbaltuHs auf benz SOpba. Das
Ihneioiae Guitreten bes 2ieutenants
bate benz 9riideberser getpaItie impu.
tirt; furj unO binbis CAB ct feline Gin,
pillieung, uno balo iibermittelte Der
telegraph bic BerlobuHssauSeise ben
gerpunoten in Der 9eimatb.