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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-12-05
rat. PLEASANT.

Mt. Pleasant-Thc third annual short
course TO be held in this city will be-
gin Dec. IA. The Prospects for q better
meeting than former years are good.
A special car of live stock is to be
put on by the state agricultural college
for use in class room work. This car
was put on through the efforts of the
state short course association Of which
Senator Seeley of this place Is secre-
tarv and he was largely instrumental
in getting this car put on. Interest in
surrounding counties rs good and large
delegations are expected.
The November term of court began
last Monday with Judge smythe on
the bench. The principal case to come
UP this term is the Myers case in
which Mrs. Myers is charged with ar
son. Last summer she tried to burn a
house down while people were sleeping
In it. Her defense is insanity The
McCoid- Faulkner damage case is also
on the docket for trial this term.
Miss Rachel Carney, an old and
respected citizen passed away Tuesday
morning. She has been in poor health
for some years past and died at the
advanced age of 80.
If the bill passes the next lesisla.-
ture to provide agricultural instruct
ors for sixteen colleges in the state
Iowa WESLEYAN will have new de-
partment.
There is considerable discussion and
interest here as to whether to use en-
aneied brick in the new high school
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is turning INTO the first curve of the
great loop"
"Then we shan't have very much
longer to wait DO you find the ten
thousand-foot breeze chilly? Turn up
the collar Of your coat and We'll walk
a bit"
1t was his first appreciable concern
for her comfort, and she gave him
full credit. Coquetry was no part OF
Miss Alicia's equipment, but no wom-
an likes to BE utterly neglected on the
care-takine side, or to be transformed
rlIthlessly into name companion
whose well being may be brusque1y
ignored. And this young athlete in
brown duel. shoot coat and service
leggings. who was patiently doing a
sentrygo beside her up and down the
newly laid track at the summit of
Plug Pass, was quite different per
son from tie abashed apologist who
had paid for her dinner in the dining
car on the night Of purse snatchings.
(To be Continued.)
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Obituary


Mrs. Kate Karsten Chambers,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Kar-
stem of Pauline, Ia, was born in Ger
many December 25, 1863, and died in
Ottumwa November 81, 1908, aged A
years, 10 months and % days. She
with her brother came to America in
1883. She was married to John +.
Chambers March 26, 1885. Three chill.
dren were born to this union, two
daughters, Bessie and Ida, and one
son Delmar. She was member OF
the M. Il. church. She was g modest,
unassunling woman, thoroughly devot-
ed to her husband and children, meet
ing in her life Solomon's description
OF virtuous woman in Prov. 8
WHO can find virtuous woman?
For her price is far above rubies. The
heart of her husband doth safely trust
In her. She will do him good and not
evil all the days Of her life. She look.
eth we'll to the ways of her husband
and eateth not the bread of idleness.
Her children rise up and call her
blessed. Her husband also he praisetn
her..
AS a neighbor and friend she was
u NC dltu hlllN 40 Wdo dItcSJeu ny lH5
sorrow on the part of all who knew
her.
Her funeral services were conducted
from the family residence, 926 West
Second street by Rev. j. p. Cummings,
pastor Of the West End Presbyterian
church assisted by Rev. W. n. Hor.
mel. pastor Of the East End Presby.
terrain church who conducted q German
service at the grave for the benefit OF
the parents Of the decedent. Inter
ment was in Ottumwa cemetery Con
tributed
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MoULToN.

Moulton-Prof. J. W. Miller OF the
public schools, is confined to his bed
and unable to perform his duties at
school.
Louis Carey and wife are down from
Rapid City $. D., to visit their par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carey and
Mr.. and Mrs John Campbell.
Clyde Edwards was in Ottumwa
Monday on business
Gilbert Childs was up from Coates
vile. Monday on business
Z The c. w. b. Nj. of the Christian,
church met at the home of Mrs. Afdie
Wilson Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. Stringfellow of Des Moines
preached two able sermons at the
Christian church Sunday.
Mrs Bert Moore was over from Gem.
terviile last week visiting at the home
OF Andrew Cambron and wife.
T.. Fl. Hays and H. p. Powers were
in Centervilie last week on business.
Miss Gail Garrett returned to Drake
university Sunday evening after a va
cation spent with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w F. Garrett.
Bulhes Powers returned to Des
Moines college Sunday after spending
Thanksgiving at home
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CHAPTER Aforementioned.

CHAPTER NIV-C'ontinued
1t was u week after this fareWei
supper III the caboose hotel at Saint
Rest when Ford went down TO Den
yer to borrow. on Ills P. SW. stock
the ten Thousand dollars to be de
posted to the credit of the Bank O
Copah Following him, and only onf
train behinu. came Frisbie, new from
a confirmt.tory survey of the extern
sion beyond the Copah district.
On his return from the Green Butte
end of the proposed line, the little
man with the diabolical fashion OF
beard trimming had spent week il
and around Copah, picking up yard
rights-of-way, surveying approaches
and setting grade stakes for the cut
lying McGorrogh gangs. During tha'
week he had made a discovery, and
since he believed it to be all his
own, he iourneyed eastward to shar<
1t quickly with his chief.
Ford was dining alone at the
Brown Palace when F'risbie. coming
straight from the Plug Mountain
train, found him. There was an en-
tire western desert to be talked over
during the courses. and Frisbie held
his discovery in reserve until they
had gone tc smoke in a quiet corne,
Of the great rotunda Even then he
approached it indirectly.
"In taking up the line down the
Pannikin we have followed the old S
L. & W. survey pretty closely all the
way from start to finish. What were
your reasons, Stuart?" he asked.
There didn't seem to be any good
reason for not following it. Bran
dreth made the S. l.. & w. prelimin
airy, and there isn't better locating
engineer in this country
IT know" said Frisbie But the
best Of Jus make mistakes, now and
then. Brandreth made a pretty STABLE
one. think
How is that"
You know where the big rock.
cutting is 10 be made in the lower
canyon, about ten miles this side Of
the point where We begin to swing
south for the run to Copah "a mile
and half Of heavy work that will
cost away up in the pictures?'
eyes: I've estimated that rock
work at not cent less than two
hundred thousand dollars
You're shy, rather than over, at
that. And two hundred thousand dol.
lars would build number of miles OF
ordinary r;ilroad, wouldn't it? But
that isn't all The cliffs along that
canyon are shale-topped and shale-
undermined. the shale alternating
with loose rock about fifty feet above
our line Of grade in quarter-miie
stretches ell along. That means in
cessant track walking day and night
through the mile and half of cut.
ting, and afterward - for all time
afterWard- construction train kept
handy under steam-to clear away the
debris that will never quit sliding
down on .he embankment."
I'm afraid you are right said
Ford. TITS the worst bit on the entire
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A BAD BACK is A BAD HANDICAP.

Few OF US can afford to be idle. and
TO those who work, a sound, strong
back is a necessity. A bad back pre-
vents rest or sleep, and aches all day
with a dull, tired throb.
Don't think because sharp twinges
strike you when you life. or twist
about, or reach, that your work is too
hard for you. Bad backs are COM
mon in every occupation. Those aches
and twinges are only Natures warning
that the kidneys need help.
1t is easy to tell If the kidneys are
sick, and are not thoroughly doing
their work Of filtering the blood. Back
ache is an early warning. Headache,
>'izzy spells, puffy swellinss under the
eyes OF in the ankles and legs. ner-
yousness. irritability, rheumatic pain
and tired feelings also tell Of kidney
ills.
Examine the urine. II it is extreme
ly pale and light. the kidneys are not
getting out all of that uric poison. If
it Is dark colored and. thick, passages
too frequent. or too scanty, if there is
any sediment deposited when it stands,
II passages burn or pain, that is proof
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oTTuMWA TESTIMONY.

Mrs. HI. P. LAnssky. 1871 z. Main
ST., Ottumwa, Ia, says: Mr.. Lanan-
sky suffered from kidney trouble for
long time and though he doctored and
used various remedies. nothing helped
him in the least. He had sharp shoot-
ing pains in his back. often extending
into his shoulders, making il impos-
sible for him to stoop or lift. He also
had an annoying kidney weakness and
the kidney secretions plainly showed
by their unnatural appearance that
his kidneys were at fault. When Doan's
Kidney Pills were brought to hss at
tention he procured box at Sarsents
drug store and they gave him more re-
lief than anything he had previously
taken
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ton
Dona's Kidney Pills have given
strong. sound backs to thousands.
This remedy cures backache and urin-
airy troubles by removing the cause,
by curing the kidneys
seventy-five years ago Doan's Kid
ney Pills ewre curing kidney troubles
in settlement of Quaker farmers.
Now the remedy is used in all the civ
iliEed world. II is praised abroad in
many tongues. 1t lie recommended at
home by people you know.
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building or not The cost of the b,;Id-
ing is now going to exceed that of the
appropriation and the discussion is an
10 whether they can afford il or not.
>. l.. brenholts and wife left Tues
cav night on No. for the Pacific coast
where they expect to make their fu-
ture nome. They have long been resi-
dents of this city and thar n,an,,
friends regret very much to SEQ thar,,
leave. o Nieia
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A Erinhtfui Exnsrienea

with hiliousnass. malaria and consti-
patton. is quickly overcome by taxi
ing DR.. Kirg's New Life / lis. CSC.
4. =. Clark, ]. II. l.. Swenson & Co.
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satterIee Asg,,n,es poeition

Washington. Dec. 3.--Herbert u.
Satterlee of New York was today
sworn in as assistant secretary of tia
navy.
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Send this advertisement, together with name OF
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The mere fact that
Scott S Emulsion

is universally recon-
mended for Consumption
is proof positive that it is
the most energizing and
strengthening preparation
in the world,
1t warns and nourishes,
it enriches the blood, stops
loss, of flesh and builds
up. Get Scott s.
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EDDYviLLE.

Eddyville--Wm. Nicola and family.
OF Oskaloosa, We're recent guests ~
their friends. J. II. Fields and fam
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Gardner and
Ralph and Miss Clara Gardner south
OF town, have returned from AHA
after attending the wedding OF their
cousin. Miss Griffin.
Mrs: j. P. Anderson accomnanied
aer thanksgiving visitors, Mr.. and
MIS-. O. O, Swanson, to their home N
ottumwa and remained over SUNDAY
Word has been received here Of the
birth of baby boy to Mr.. and Mrs,
Lincoln Oldham Of San Ciabrial Gal
1rornia. formerly OF this place, on
thursday, November 18th. The bah,
mas been named in honor OF President
elect VIM. H. Taft.
M''. and Mrs. n. IS. HalIoway. after
spending Thanksgiving here, went to
ottumwa Friday afternoon To make
their future home, mad on Saturday
lheN shipped their household goods.
Mrs. M. r.. Bell entertained at dinner
IN their honor Friday afternoon. the
other guests being DR.. and Mrs. T.. r.
Shanan. Mrs. Holloway has passed
her life here, and Mr.. Halloway has
FOR years lived here and at Cedar and
they are quite prominent here.
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OLlVET.


. olivet--Miles Martin of Bolton was
III town on Saturday on business.
Hal Pearson of Oskaloosa, moved
his family to Olivet this week. He win
work in the mine.
John st. Clair miner who worked
mere was arrested here last week and
taken back to Peoria. ILL.,. to answer to
the charge Of assault with intent to
commit murder. st. Clair is a Young
man y years Of age. Of a pleasant dis
position. While among his associates
he was very laxative. He moved here
from Bolton and had only worked a.
rev days when arrested. He has a
young wife and two small girls here.
j; L. Billings spent THANKSGIVING in
Pella with his daughter, Mrs. Deruse
The mine here is running full time.
Mr. Weese. the mine foreman, has
improved them greatly since he tooIr
charge of them and is increasing the
tonnage greatly. i
r. 7. Rhys, mine inspector from
Ottumwa, made All official call here
Friday. He expressed himself as be-
ing pleased so far with the manages 1
ment of tho mine ~
Robert Montgomery. a coal man
from Oskaloosa. was here last week
on coal business
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-04-03

iets; er eriinbete Dor ipeuieen Sabren
IN ieinem @irtunoseebiet, In Der al.
fell, cine Rsibe BON $erbsrsen, bic fi&
Jet ~ eiuem binten Ret oiisgerra4.
fen baben. Dem @ifeIberein folete TN
Doriabrs Der Sa~uerl6noiide @ebirgs.
nerein, Der SunGdft 10 3erbergen ius
2eben rief, bic i1mtlih an ben $aupt'
panoeritreden oes 8ereins Iieeen.
Ser Griolg oes eriten Sabres bat
ben 8etpcis eeIiefert, oab aud i'm
SauerIanoe Die Sdiilerberbersen Elm
8eoiirfnis naren. 9abeou 1000
Gdiiler baben pdbreno Der 8fingit'
unb Sommerferien oes oerfloiienen
Sabres bic Serbereen benlbt. Bie.
bel Sugenhluit uno Banberfreuoe
fommt in bieier Sabl gum Niisbrud!
Dieie 1000 Schiller fameil aus al.
len @arcr 9euti6lonbs, oa paren
MbeinlGnser, Siibbeutihe, 8erliner,
S6leiier, @eitfalen, Sodien unb
reidsoeutlbe Sclterrei6er, aud Die
SanialtGbte ieblten nidt. Gen Snlipt.
antbeil in Der 8enuburg Der iauer.
lGn6iiden Serberaen iteIlen nntiirlid
Die groben St6bte oes nieoerrheinii6.
tpeitfGIiid,ei SSnOuItriegebietes, fir Die
ia bas Gaiicrlono oos natiirlide @r.
bolunas. u,H HANDKERCHIEF 1T,
A
9ie ltnterboItungsfoiten ~Itellten iih
fiir oie Sbiilcrberbergen pes Sauer.
IGrt6iifrn @ebirgs i. 8ereins fir bos
erIte Sobr auf rltnb 1000 Iorf, bon
nelden 500 Wff. ans 8ereinsmitteln
eebedt perSen. Iltberbem iin6 noms
bate 8eitrdge bon 9eboroen, 8rioa.
ten unO N0tbeilungen oeS eben &c.
rannten Sereins eingeIouien, io6uB
es moglid lit, aus Dem l1eberidnb oeS
eriten Sohres einen Soi0S fir Sdlii.
lerberbergcn 5u biIbeu, Der ais Mil.
la9e unb Neieroefonbs oiencn inu. -
Sier5ulanoe muB cine oerortiQc Gin.
rthtung pOrI1ufig lttopic bleibcu.
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Ser Riasura nod immcr in 0cfaar.

Der 8eItano ser Nio9uro. 6dlle,
bieier oieIleibt groBten 9toturidj0l.
belt u%nieres 2anoes, lit nod luuQe
niht qeIifert. 9as Burton. @eiee,
6as Die @aiiermenae beitiumt, ole
auf Ger amerifaniiden Seitc Der 6GI.
lie benz Niosara.6lu fir aroft5pede
ent5ogeu tperben oorf, IGuft i'm nG6.
item Sabre ab. Gin internationale8
l1ebereinfommen iiber Den @egen.
itanb beitebt ui6t, bod bolt iih Der
enelii6e 8oti6after 8rpce sur Belt
in Ranooo auf, I'M, tperr mogliG,
cine internationaIe 8ereinbaruns
sum Sdube Der SGIle onsubabnen.
SSn @nsIon6 ftebt man Der Sahe
peit ipmpotbii9er gegeniiber als in
&unaba. mo man bic iceniiden
6errIidteiten obne a6aern ber-
ienisen Glsbeutlnesmetbobe spiern
tpiirbe. Die bie noIIte Q,8niisung her
@aiierfraft Der GGIIe briusen miiBte.
Qls mitbeitimmenb fir bieie Gnidau.
ing fam aud pobI nod Der rlmftanb
aelten, Dob cine Werrinaeruns Der
@aiiermaiien i'm Maaarn.GluB, Die
BITE aneritaniiden GGIle tro6er, leeen
tpiirbe, tiir elm 10 eeriraeS @aiier'
olantiiR, RON benz fano6ii&sn Galle
dbIeiten tpiir6e, bob 6eiien @Gft;e.
felt foirul tuabrnehHtbar Sarunter let
ben tpiirbe. Gum Gid 1T aber be-
men, bte iif Inn bic Grhnltune 6iefes
Beltpunoers miiben, ein ~unfreituil.
Tiger Seller in Der Derion 6eS Dr.
Gpencer entitanoen. beB ben Aouoba
sur linteriudung bes Rtasara'
BrobIeWs ernannten 4onmiiidrs
8isier fiibrt IN ieinem 8eri&te aus,
faB bic BetpiIligung aIler Der @eiu.
de Inn BaiierabIeitrng aus BEN
Mosara.SluB ben Spieeel 6es erie
Sees nm brei SUB fallen laifsn mir.
be. 9ie SoIse babon mare ni6t fnir
cine entirreden6e Berringeruns Der
Eiefe Der $dfen an benz See, ion6erlI
aud elm SaIIen bes Suron rnb Ri'
diaan Sees. 9ieie SdlIiie oes Or.
Gpencer iinb benz 3omite fir Siiiiie
un6 SGfen 6es &onsrefies tugesm'
gen. = Die Sanoels. Sntereiien ber
aroBen Seen Iinb erbebli@ GROCER,
ais Die Der 4roftseielrhaften uni
Rioaara mag aus 6ieiem @iberitreti
Der SntereIien ben BortbeiI Sieben
Die gan3e angeIesenbeit tonnte Der
b6ItnismGBig IeifJt beiseIest fperben.
inheritance tie ausidIieBlid ameri'
fanii6er Surisbiftion. Mber bis
@leitsi[tigfeit 3anaba's sesen ti'
Grbaltung Der lanbfdaftItGenS @6n'
belt. fem Observation-Disclosures Waneel
an tiefen SGfen, unb iein 8erlanssu.
etn aetpaItiees SnSuitrte-G Centrum fei
Nideora eritebest al Iaiien, beorober
bic S1Ile nod INNER ernitlia.
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SGiilcrberbcraen = cine bcmerfcus'
iuertbc oentfde Giuriftnns.

&c biirite nift o~llgentein befannt
iein, hob Dor beinobe fiinflnbamon5id
s5ahrea i'm Siiooiten GeutiflonSS
g d. ilerberbergen ms 2ebelt
aerufen tpuroen. sic muren beItimmt,
Sdiilern tie Mo9lidfeit 81 bieten
inter Iuimenbung geringiter Wfittc'
beutI@es 9ano 81 burdtponoern, I'm
10 2ofb itlb 2ellte fcr1tcn 5il Ieriteil,
@eiIt uno Ser5 al crfrliden mo orr
2iebe our Seiutath III wedcu rno 81
ft6rfen. Die S6iilerberbergcn iciIcn
Den iuneen @onocrcrn nbcr nid)t tlllr
matt iclle @crtbeilc bietcn, lie iollcR
ibn{ aud, cGtcrlifen mo iahperItdn-
oiaen Eotb 3itbeil mcroen laiicn. 9os
aeibiebt ourd oie ortlihcn @erbergSs
leitungen, BEL Oeuen iid) Die iungcH
8ouoerer 5n meloen bobeli nnb Ots
linen in ellen 9ineen aitSfnnft ntlS.
Silfe %1efuEbreu.
9os beutIde S6iiIer &erberestpeIy
fen bat lid, in ben fiinfumO5pan5ig
Sabren ieiues g~eitebens prd6tig emf.
iptdelt. &nfdn9s elm idpades &eis,
beIdrGnft oiif eintee Sbeile Oes &ie-
i~enaebirges, lit es iest 6l einetn itatt
iiden 8aure berangepnfien, Der lei
ne 8fpeige iiber 6ns eor5e fueite &C.
biet redt, III benz BITE oeutiGe 8unse
Hingt.
SIN Bdten @eutihIoHbs erfdnate
auerit Der gifelperein de berporra.
aenbe rationale iinb sef,tnbbettItde
beba1ttnte bes G&iilerberberssipe,
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Ger 4nsf6uR fir 0f,dtsfre

gen bes @bicasoer Staotratbs bei6af.
FIT iit gesenpdrtig NIT elmer Dor.
7 ,e, tuelte ben @affenbunoeI regeIH
7 II. Giner ibrer Photographer be.
tmunt, S6Iogrtnge uno &obtidI6ser
ellen .niir nit beionberer @rldabnis
jes Iapors" perfarft tperben. Dab
Is Elm S~tootseeies stbt, bas bas
sSeiIbaIten oerortiser WorbtperfSeuge
iiberbaipt berbietet, mar ben bohm6.
eenoen @eiesgebern Der Staot Obi.
coeo eonS entoangen. Grit Der Der.
freter elmer @robbonblung, Der BITE
SntereIIen Ser 8affenbdnoler geeen
5llfpeit qe6enoe Wobnobmen beIdii.
ZEN IoIltp, mnfte Die Serren bdrmif
aufmerfidml
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q aopiftI.

Der 3us frhr langium IN ben fleis
men 8ahnbof Elm, auf beien gchns
ffeia Srib Born itanb unb neusieris
bem .fdon.n Stunisluus" entsesen'
fab. Ginise dltere unb iiinsere Do.
men ftieaen dus, mil piel Sanosepdd
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f&Dnen Stanislaus. ME es 5rtB
Born bei6rieben mar.
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ssris burn ben @artsIaal. gu ben
an Der 4ubsnieits oes 8abnhofS hals
tenben Wagen.
Da Iab er einen GERM in lunsi4Os
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laaer, Dor pem Bagen iteben unb
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benz" frugte er.
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taum an dntmorten. 9ftf ben erIten
Bid ertonme er in benz 5remoen
ben Germ, Der nit Der itDn,n, rcths
blonoen Dame uuf Der &urterraRs
fFen bate. +.
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faat. sr.
,llnb msin Same 1T StunisIaus
BON Yrptopsti", Fubr Der 5remSe I'm
Btsbermeierfpitiim fort. sSit fon'
ten mid ipobl mad SdlOB Sambdd
brineeu2'
(T%ortItbuna fplst.)
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WALL.
COAX WOOD SALOON
~,seseniiber Der Wtable,
hermdun. =: III

lies III Der ~eIesanteite SaIoon In Ger
mann unb tinoet man bort audi bic beIten
6ctrdnfe unb 6i9arren.
9eIonberS CUTE WbistDS. aaeiniser
aeeni in Sermann iif ben %beribmteH nnb
ed,ten Bourbon unb gipe Whistp ben Ser'
mann Dihinins SO. preis ocrieIbe mic IN
ser EtitiIern.
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sc GID elmer TN mariner epn'
nenf&sir rubenbtn, fi4 bebdsli@ heb.
nenbtn f&5nsn pantberiabt.
gons anbers Der iunge 9trr i'm
BsbtrmeisrfoFiim! CT fab Dorniibers
stbsuot bo unb riibrte nerpOs in iei'
ner Safe Raffes berun, fpGhrenb fsin
blaFts miibes gefidt etnen finite.sn
Musbrud seigte.
Sect I6ipits bic Duff, uno Jris
fpnnte btutIi9 psriteben, mas bic beis
ben sufammen ipra@sn. 81 mollts
nidt laufGen, aber sr mar ssatpuns
gen. susubSsn, 70 nab fab sr ben
b<iben.
sc mar ia aud nidts %beTOnberes.
mas fe fproden. Obeleid lie iibsr els
ssn sepiHsn @eg.nfanb nidt gang
diner Meinung gu Iein fdien.n.
.gs aebt tpirtli9 nidt, baB i'd
mod lanser bIeibe, Miaettu,1 ioste
Der iunse Serr unb ieufate lei4t auf.
sd bin auf bsute Bel ben aeuten
oneemelbet unb muB bin - bn tpsibt
Ia, tpas bappn abbGnst."
rSa = bu pinit cine rei4e Seis
roth mdbenA. la9te bic DAME.
,Dos 1T ni6t Der 3ped", entgegs
net. Der iunss Serr arSerlid. sd
muB ben DiI.n meinsr Nuttsr er.
fii1en...1
.ga, ionf9"
ra6, Iab oas. On peibt chen
70 gut ME i'd, Oab i'd BON ibr obs
bGnsis bin
"a - Is fpGre beFsr setpefsn.
mir pGren In Berlin seblieben - bu
bat man 70 OieIe Silfsquslsn.'
sd nidt".
.Ta aud. B.un bu .s nur ilii'
ger anft.nen pollteIt. aber sluube
ni&t, baB i'd mid UNI beinettpileu
IN bieIes elsnOs Iansp.iltse Reit Oere
ardbe, i6 tebre nod Berlin 3uriid.
Id finbe pobl bod nod Elm Engage
nlent ober - fonit mas"
,Winetta".
Nd mas - man muB bod l'
Zen. unb tpenn bu nirtIi9 fo-rt
muBt, 70 LAB uns einen Sang burd
ben @arten MAIDEN; naaber besleitI
Id bid gum 8abnhof."
pas g.bt nidt. Wan tpirb mid
ab5olen lnS BARI uns ni4t 5ufam'
men feben.1
Aud gut. Damn bIsibe i'd bier
ebieu.
.Minstto, BIZ tpeibt ridt, mi
ihaper es mir tpirb."
Nd, nur ieine SentimentalitGt
mein 2i.ber. Da, metne !Sanb. Sd
min nod a1t Sage bier bleiben, b
fonnft mid bdnn nod nal befu9tn
Aann uber S6lub. Sn Berlin febei
ip,r uns fpisber."
Song septb - LANCE baltic ID
Cd bier rtht aus. 4omr1. Id nut
isbt seben, besleit. mid nod Elm
etrtde.'
2ansfam srtpb F4 bds 9uor; 4
cine ppmpDfe 9eftdlt tn gldrter'oe
a~uffauenber SoiIette, bas Sdupt mi
BEN f9tmmernben @olbbour fol
ernporseriGttt CT lang, t@mal
briRis, bdser, blet4 rnb mibe ba
binf9lsitenb, ipis elm S&rtrbfiats
conbibdt.
Damn erbob T& aud Grit, 3abli
nnb sins mad ftineh Basen. III
mad benz Bahnbof au fahrsn.