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The searchlight., 1909-01-08
NORWAY.

Queen Maud is now sthirty-nine years
OF age.
Carl Dons has been appointed Sec
ond curator of the museum at Tromso.
And still the welcome news of sue
cessful fishing come from the princi.
pal fisheries Of Norway.
AS win be remembered. the indus
trial school for boys. known as Totes
Cane. was destroyed by firc last spring.
The burned buildings have now been
replaced by new ones. some of which
are already in use. and the rest viii
soon be occupied.
The population OF Christiania. in,
creased to the extent Of 1.06l In 1905
A noteworthy fact In this connection
Il that during the year the number
OF men In the city decreased f73S. So
that It was the women who saved tho
capital from loss In population. In
some cities the opposite Is true.
Eindaas district will DO divided. ,into
parts In the near future. For several
years there has been discussion In ref
ersnce to breaking up the district.
Some proposing that four districts be
formed out OF II. But tho government
has opposed this as iRpraetieable.
Tho department Of justice,. haa, how
ever. approved the present plan, Of d.
vision. The one district Will consist
Of the parish Of Lindaas. Mykipg and
Lyngre: the other of Austreiml and
Fcdje.
Here is something new rhs. antho.
rifles OF Eker. the majority Of whom
are socialists. have deOided TO make
physicians public servants, who shall
get their pay from tna district and
charge no fees OF, those to whom they
minister. In accordance with this
two well known physicians have been
hired by the district at fixed salary.
II is expected thar the association Ut
doctors will pass some sort OF resolu.
tion In regard 10 this unique, action
on the part Of tho Ecker authorities.
The captains and crews OF the Nor.
wegian whale boats "Vesterisen," $50
blomsten'. anil "Havfreren" have been
signally honored by the government
OF Denmark. Each OF the captains
has received gold watch. and the
crews have been awarded 1000 crowns
In money. The services rendered by
these Norwegian seamen TO Denmark
wore performed In connection with the
expedition 10 the northeast coast Of
Greenland under the late explorer My.
l1s Erickson, who died last summer.
A report from Vinser says that the
residents OF that district are gratified
to observe that some OF the rich land
owners. who reside outside the dis.
trict. have awakened to the impor.
tance Of improving their farms and
deyotisg more attention to them In
the future. Costly buildings are erect.
ed on several farms. with view to
increasing the size OF the herds. One
thing that has held the country back
before Is the refusal OF certain land
owners to expend any money 10 I'm.
prove their properties.
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rElL.TALe NOTE IN CELL.

tempt TO Escape Suspected.
A unique scheme to smuggle dyna.
mite into the county jail TO be used
In an attempt to escape was revealed
at Butte by onncers who. In the cell
OF Paddy Rogers. found letter ask.
Ing "Tom." presumed to be Rogers
brother. to send him n quantity of
English walnuts and to MI several OF
them with dynamite and others with
fuse. Not 10 prejudice the case
against Rogers. the officers withheld
the letter until after he was sen.
fenced to fifteen years for burglary.
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suicide Uses chIoroform.

Worthington. MINI. Jan. I. - John
Ramage committed suicide yesterday
evening. using chloroform. He went
TO the attic of his fathers house. emp
tied the contents Of large trunk and
placed blankets in such q way rs to
stop up the cracks and inhaled the
poison. His parents are wealthy.
The searchlight., 1909-01-08
PLAN iNTERURBAN RAILWAY.

Movement to Connect jackson, Minn.
and Spirit Lake, iowa.
Jackson. Mimi. Jan. /. - A delega
tion OF Spirit Lake (lOwaj business
men was in this city a day or SO ago
In the interest of proposed electric
railroad 10 be built the coming year
from Spirit Lake 10 this place. A mass
meeting was held at the city hall In
the evening and q committee appointed
to investigate the proposition. This
committee has since met and recon-
mends that q corporation be formed
and such further action taken as shall
be necessary to secure the road on the
terms proposed.
The searchlight., 1909-01-08
Farm Houses Burned.

Plainfield. Wis. Jan. l. : The farm
house OF George Curtiss. north Of this
city, was entirely destroyed by Are.
together with nearly all the contents.
Loss, $500; insured for 5000. The
dwelling house Of Willis Wood. at
West Plainf,eld. was also destroyed by
fire. Loss, &700.
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Prisoner an inventor.

Kalispell. Mont, Jan. 6. - Fred Le
Beau. who is awaiting execution In
the county Jail here. has made appli-
cation for patent for another con-
trivance which is intended to reduce
the friction of screw propellers and
increase speed 25 per cent. This Is
LIE Beau's third invention since his
Incarceration last June.
The searchlight., 1909-01-08
COAL IN. xelLoWs1oNe PARK.

unoie Sam tias valua6le Oeposit OF
Fuel for Future Development.
Cleveland Hils0n. manager Of the
Montana Cske and Coal company OF
Eltiridge. says n large deposit of coal
lies under the Yellowstone Park.
Speaking Of the deposits. he says:
Some day. probably within the
next twenty or forty years. these de-
posits will. I believe. be thrown open
10 development and operation. I
have traced outcrops OF coal several
thousand feet In the park. There is
no question but that millions Of dol
lars worth OF coal and other miner.
ais are locked up In this national re-
serve. and look to see them opened
one day"
The searchlight., 1909-01-08
New colleee euiidino oecupied

The agricultural department OF the
state college is now installed In the
new agricultural building for which
$4,000 was appropriated by the last
state legislature and which has been
In coure Of construction for six
months. The building Is occupied
by members Of the state experiment
station sta6 and the different iabora-
tories OF the department Of agricul.
ture. The department Of domestic
science occupies the entire third door.
II Is planned to have . public dedlca.
tion In January.
The searchlight., 1909-01-08
Pionssr Drops Dead or street.

While walking across the street at
Great Falls, ]. NJ. Morris. apparently
in good health. fell dead. The burst
ing of blood vessel In the brain
caused his death. Mr.. Morris was
one OF the carly pioneers OF Great
Falls end was one OF the most active
business men. despite his advanced
age. having conducted tailoring bus-
mess since he FIRST came TO the city.
The searchlight., 1909-01-08
Bad Fir. at Devils Lake,

Devils Lake. N. D.. Jan. 6.-Three
business blocks in the heart of the
city we,e bur Ined to the ground yes
terday morning. The fire started in
Reuters restaurant from de ectiye
stovepipe on kitchen range. The
roomers dropped from the second
floor in their night clothes. Loss. s1O..
900.
The searchlight., 1909-01-08
VETERAN MEETS TRAGIC oEAH
Peter Wagner Escapes From Soldiers
Home and Freezes.

Minneapolis. Jan. = Frozen TO
death under the very windows OF the
hospital from which he escaped dur
ing a deli,ious condition. was the fate
OF Peter Wagner. eighty-two years old,
an inmate OF the soldiers home at
Minnehaha Falls. The aged veterant
escaped on Christmas eve and was
found dead Saturday in an inclosure
twenty feet from the hospital.
The tale OF the death was disclosed
In Minneapolis yesterday morning
when a death certificate was issued by
the health department. The police and
coroner had been notified. bne nothing
was done In the matter.
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stoekman 10 Injured.

G. b. Kirby. well known stock
man. was thrown from wagon In
which he was riding at Billings and
his right leg was broken below the
knee. Kirby was driving down a
steep hill east Of the city and his
team became frightened and ran
away.
The searchlight., 1909-01-08
IOWA LAD KILLS FATHER.
Says He Was Attacked and Shot In
Se,f-cefense.

Sioux City, Iowa, Jan. 6. - George
Groen lies dead at his farm home
near Ashton. Iowa. Ernest Groen. who
Is accused OF numbering his father in
a quarrel. Is lodged in Jail in Sibley.
The son says his father attacked him
with an iron plow lever and that he
shot In self.defense.
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KILLED IN THE WOODS.

Neck Of Wisconsin Pioneer Broken b,
Limb Of q Tree.
Chippewa Falls. Wis, Dec. 30-Pe.
ter st. German, Chippewa county
pioneer. MAS killed In the woods near
Fiield. He was engaged In saving
down q tree when q limb fell and
struck him on the head, breaking his
neck. He was dfty-ive years old
The searchlight., 1909-01-08
Treasurer Files Ssoo.ooo Bond.

Helena. Mont. Jan. 6. - Elmer E.
Esselstyne. state treasurer-elect. filed
with the secretary OF state his oath
and bond. which contains three sure.
ties. II was approved by Gov. Norris.
The bond is for S5o0.000.
The searchlight., 1909-01-08
DENMARK.

Tho Folketing has passed q resOlu.
tion awarding m annual pensiop Of
1900 crowns to Mrs. Mylius Ericksen,
widow Of the explorer.
A large number Of hens are being
shipped from Denmark 10 England. ~
II has been discovered that Danish
hens lay more eggs than their English
cousins. The price paid per each II
from six to seven crowns. which ID
more than hens sell for In Denmark
The German newspaper. the Schles.
wig Grenzpost. which Is one oe
the most pronounced anti-Danish pa.
pers In Germany. has stirred up q
great deal OF resentment In Denmark
by a bitter attack ON the Danish goy-
ernment in the matter OF the boun.
daries between Schleswig and Den.
mark. The paper charges that tho
Danish officials are violating the
agreement entered into in January.
1907. This charge Ii unjust and uns
called for, and the people Of Denmark
are accordingly indignant. I
The anti-socialists Of Denmark are
poking fun at the socialists who claim
to be the laborers' party. At the rsi
cent election Of directorate for thA
party members OF the rissdag were
chosen. representatives Of citiseaai
20 editors. business nanagers. 4 tN
pographers. mayor. Ph. D.. I u. ~
I doctor. school inspector. tra06
assistant. I teacher Of languages, q
teacher. I vatchmAksr. seaank. 4
maker Of wo0dsa shess. Hso0 ~
list Il appears that u '1abes0es4
voro alightoA 44ff
L .aa.EE !. -. :. 4. 80.
The searchlight., 1909-01-08
BACK BROKEN BUT LIVES.
Black Hills Woman Survives Terrible
Injury.

Injury.
Lead, s. D., Jan. 6. - Despite the
fact that she sustained a broken back
as result of jumping from the sec.
ond-story window of Bleeker street
house In recent fire. Dorothy Wat.
son Is not only alive but has just left
the hospital and is able to walk with
but slight impedimeat. Hers is said
surgical annals in the Black Hills.
The woman was placed In a cast.
from which she was but recently re-
lieyed.
The searchlight., 1909-01-08
Or. Wiley Denies He win Quit.

Baltimore. Jan. 3.-Dr. II. w. Wiley
Of the bureau Of chemistry. depart
men. cs agriculture. declares that
rumors that he is to resign and that
there is friction between President
Roosevelt and himself are entirely
without foundation.
The searchlight., 1909-01-08
Head blown on BY comrade.

Bozeman. Mont. Jan. 6.-Otto Roll.
twelve. got his head in front of the
muzxle Of the shotgun of q companion
just a the latter fred 1t Z passing
bird. and Roll was instantly killed.
eiis bead wae blown on.
The searchlight., 1909-01-08
YOUNG BURGLAR SHOT DEAD.
verdon Ran $50 Feet: leaped Fence
After Artery Was Severed.


After Artery Was Severed.
An inquest at Butte failed to deter
mine whether Detective Lynch or De-
tective Parlin killed Clarence verdon.
a young burglar. at whom both shot
while he was attempting to escape.
but the remarkable fact was brought
out that verdon practically bled to
death while running. rs he ran more
than $50 feet after the femoral artery
had been severed. According TO most
physicians H. Is impossible for a per.
son to take more than q step or two
after this artery has, been out. Yer
don leaped seven feet and alearsrt =
fence. the. blood meanwhile rushing
from him like wafer from hose. The
two detectives were ex0nsrated.
The searchlight., 1909-01-08
PREPARING FoR oAiRyMEN.
Eau Claire Makes Preliminary Ar
eannemsnts for euttermakers.

ran0eNents Tor 6utterrakers.
Eau Claire. Wis. Jan. l.--Secreta
ry Moore OF the Wisconsin Butter
makers association was here yester.
day to meet the local committee and
make arrangements for tho associa-
tion meeting to be held here Feb . 10
~. A hall which win seat 1900 was
engaged. Space Is provided for large
machinery exhibits. Premiums aggre-
eating $1,000 are offered for butter:
also gold and silver medals and cups.
Hon. 8. A. Cook Of Neenah offers
three special prizes.
The searchlight., 1909-01-08
One q Two Thines.

How cold your nose is!"
Dad" declared materfamilias in
the next room. 'either that youna
man has proposed 1t last or Tovses
. in the parlor again."
The searchlight., 1909-01-08
Missionary Work.

$50 you once lived In Africa. Sam?.
Yes, sah."
Ever do any missionary work out
there. Sam?"
"Oh. yes. sab. I was cook To- Q
cannlbal chief. sah!"
The searchlight., 1909-01-08
SWEDEN.

The heirs OF the late wholesale deal.
er. u. Kempe. have donated the sum OF
10000 crowns 10 the Hersund Mer.
chants association. to be used ~ a
pension fund.
The searchlight., 1909-01-08

Queen Maud is now .thirty-nine years
OF age.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-13

Moufcrei i'm 81 Gar
6en0." - Mid)tcr 2epi3 in Der IiiN-
liten Eoli5eiitotion pcrllrtbeiIte &C.
tern bie Sol1euben 5l ic 50 Strole
unO Soften: Fbifipp Stopiep NbiIipp
&onopoSfi. Moriball @odrunloSfi,
Inorcw SoilSfi Nigo Sibuosti mo
@iIliom Ilpule, Sic porcn lGnmnt,
lId) Der Nlbeitorlm1 beIduIol1t. Sie
batten lid) om Miittmod) 9lbcl0 I'M
obcrltcn Stotmerfc bc2 Solllc2 M.
>, OorfltraBc. qenonnt Der Iah. Gar.
BEN" eil9eImoenL unb ais elmer Ser
@dIte ielncn TrcuNO cincn Seuicl
nunntc, 500 hielcr Gas Miciirr, rmo
cine ullNcnl1inc N0ufcrci bc9unm pel-
der iehoh olrd) bic EnliiiitCn Eeaie
unb Millcr ell Gnbc arnrod,t mrrOr.
IL nuor | d) t / Gcr Nub"s
mann. - Ter ~26,iGbrl0c Gonouf.
teltr @eorac :. S'Icu bon Mr.. 9l3,
SigbtitrnGe. lpur0c geltern inter Der
ooppcltcn acknowledging III sic nliti
Ierc Eoli5eiltntiou cinNclicIcrt, nit
ieilcm 9u0gp aui Scr iolldcn Scite
Der Strabc gciobren 5l lctn II. Solll9
&ureforb bon Nh. 1857, Worihollltr..
nit iciucm 8ciGbrt 5l Npocn Qcrpors
fen III bohen, Ser 2eEtcrc luurbe
nod) Dem ~Sto0t.&oipitol" Gcbraht,
&r. S'ICll miro Delite ciu &crhor Dor
&uSi @ranI0n 2rboltell.
Niir Nrmc. - Srnll Soel @,lts
man lieb Aeitern ollrd ocn YGdcrs
mciiter u, @ern'tein - &uibe 9roo
III Der oltlid)cn Yoli5eiltution 5llr
Gcrtbeilrn0 al Yruc icllcS Iiitrif.
ties obliefcrn. Sic Wrooc ionocn ro.
ld,c Ibuobmc.
Mirh SbcrmGrtcrin int
|Ssroclitilhc &oipitaL,-
SRI. Nnnu 3ona cine @roouirte Der
northumberland Shulc oeS ct.
Soiepbs. Solpitol2, iueld)c lett Ger Nb.
leounG ibrcr ErililnN I'M ,Sluni let'
ten ,Subrc3 int genom1ten Soipital
ais @rnutenp0rtcriu tbGtig ipor.
murbe SIR SbermGrtcriu ocS SSrocli.
tiid)cn Solpitol %ernnunt.
Sic SobrcSsScr q III | una
Der .SSroelitiid)en MobltbGtigIcit$.
Uelellid)oit" finbct n1d,ltcn Sonii-
tag Tornlittoqa 10 llbr. I'M YGboritD
9uiloinN" Nr. All, NScit Sopetic.
Strobc, ltott. IS mcroeu Neonlte er.
mGhlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-13
aus Dem Snncrcn Warplanb'S nno
bcn augrcrsenben Staaten.
Nhllc Scinl.

Gmil Nrunt mo Glilubctb Scniur,
Die bci Cumberland, 0to., al ser
@eoIrro Hoob >uobncn. licBcn lid)
OH Wittipoh glbcn0 III elmer benod)a
burtcn Stride iroilelL mo alS ne
5urildfclrtcn, mar oaS SultS DER
Nruut, in ipeldcm boS Buar SIT mob.
ncn 8ehadtc, nic6crgcbromt,
Gubuunfnll SIT Gberrp
Hun.
Sin Srud)t5ug Der Baltimore
Sbio.9abu" pcrlngliidte AM Nfitt.
nod Moroen 5u GbtrrD &ln nno
mcbrcre g9o9gonS 9erietben ollrd)
oeu Sfcl Der Gobilic IN 8rono uno
mllrbcu UollitGnoiN 5crltort.
Iie Is Sabre oltc Uron Sclrietta
2)oln1 ulo ibr Neiit, Der 81 Sabre
oltc Iopib Slotielter bon 2)orf, ga,
wiirOcn am 9ienItog Nbenb ipib'
reno zines bcitigeu SdrneeltlrmeS
bon cinem @oggon Scr rSonoper
Gltftrild)c1 @ohn" @1eiroiien uno &c.
iootet. Sic bottcn eir,ell crfrorttcn
GerDun6tcn belitdi,
Cine 81 dnbcrban0cent
bcdt.
Sic Eoli5ei BOZ, Sn9crStolur lit
burd Die GerbaftlnN mchrerer uli'
rildligcr Ecrioilcn elmer 2icbSbanoe
oilf Die Spur gctonlnlcL iueld)e III
Sen lebtcn Monotcn IN gon5 8oib.
ingtonGouutp Slnoerte Siibrer II.
Slltcr mo io1or Sdppeine gcItobIen
bot. Ginem Tarmer limo blnoert
Silbncr obbnlbcn gcfonmen, ouoc.
rem murocn 20 bis 50 9eitoblcn.
Cinc genre.
Ser Srou Nboie Elnm uon Urni,
ton, " 81. milrocl uont 6crid)t 3lt
Grafton in ibrcr &lage gcgen ben
BoItWirtb @olpnro Morfnlan $5G6
GniIhdoigluig 5u1%eIprod)en. Sic
bnttc @orflnnr gelunrilt, ibren @ot-
ten feil,cn Sdnopps 5lt perfn,tien;
@orfnnan ifllg Die @uritung irt oelt
@ito, mo in betrunfcilenl ;3liitnroe
mltrbe FlitIn perlett. Sic &lage il,o
&cri,rtbcilllng iuor Die 5olae.
Ser Snd)s MAR e1n @tri d..
Sd9er bon Saurcl, WiO., brod,telt
oiil Itcnitng bon elmer Slid)Siogo
cinel, Sirid) ais Sog0belite nit SIT.
rid. Sic Wtciltc bate Den Sirid) jllr
Strede gcbrnht, Gic S1ger lueroelt
iest me9eil @erletung Der Sago9elete
Strafe 5ahlen miiIicl,.
Samifie am @erDungern.
Srn @cbirge bel Cumberland, DO,
cntocdten Die Gonitobler @iforo n,o
Wors nnl Gienilog cine ans benz
fraltfet Batter Enpio 2iefer -
lt,o iiillI aitberr i'm sitter bon s bis
16 Sabren beitebenoe Jornilie il, Ell
ner fleinclt Siitte benz Sutgertooe
ilabe. Sie Mliter lit toot. Sic Slit
Der lpurber nad) Cumberland ms
! @efdll9nib gebraht. mo iie sereinigt.
aefleibet uiio gepflegt lnerbeli. bis iie
elmer IllItalt iiberipiefen iperbeii.
Senation 4 b II If b b q II II 1.
Eos Bud Uncle 3om's Cabin"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-13
Enoc Der @olfsitmlen.
NpMihnIen.

9Jberc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r,abe Der
Senirer Sirubc.
Observation-Disclosures, rabc Sdrltogas5!r.
g$ci,ths u3bcre 361tetfbulc = WeguuobsStr.,
Hdbe Sulnncilc, IpeItlic.
Cetiltthe rOherc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sgneUue uto
HruGolpuO.
Ns1crEoo6i1nlc- GoIpbil' 5.rabs uns BenHiul'
0anius s,peiuic.
2ebrcys Ssmrnur-in EhuIr CIR, 10. Bari ploenue
mo poffmuu1 Stratc.
Gebtetr SculIilr fir Rcecr--tit Gdule Dir. 100,
Sardtcnqs ul0 g,uuptis truBe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-13

baS piel SIR GntIadullg oeS Wilrgers
friegcs beitr,lg, lit ous Der @ibliotbet
ser Chapel Sill. Sdlllc III 0urtber.
luuo %perbannt por0en, oa Elm
Strife" Ser Sdiiler orobte. Son.
berborer &ciic lpor eS crit Jest be-
tonnt 0elporNem buB baS @ut) iid) IN
Ser SduIbibliotbcf beiuno.
&ergr0bcrunq elmer get
benfnbrif.
IiC S%eiocuiobrif 81 2onacouing,
MO mcldr scr alato S~Droluing 80.
gcf6rt, sic uud) IN Cumberland cine
grobc Nobrif bclitt, ioQ pergroBert
ipcrocll, 10 bai lie 1900 EIlu1o Seioe
PRO gSrdlc beorbcitcn tamu.
3crmalmt.
ST. Sclmin9Ston, M.sSa., ltlir5te
ser 36 Sabre olte W. $. golucrman
uutcr Die Hdocr zines nit 9alrn'
itGnmcn bclooencn 3ltges uno ipuroc
Nct0Stct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-13

Giieriiihtig. arjt (5llr
Faticntin): ~Sbrc Iligen gtfallen
mir Dcllte gor nidt!" Ter iitrge
Gbemom ser Eoticu,in: oSit audi
cor nidNt nGtli0."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-13
@iaenartiGer Nal.

Gin out gefIeibetcr Mom 0citebt ulf
lletcrneiiung IN cine NnItolt. -
@ar obrc Nrbcit uno aan5lidl
mittclloS unb molltc nift bctteIn.
aooi Gobcn id)idt i'm ms
Stuot$ 9(rbcitShdu2.
Gincr scr mcrfmilroi1l.en Nullr,
mcld)c jc Dor )iihtcr Sooen III Der
lueltli6cn Eoli5ciltotion sur %er'
bouollmg tumell, lit gepiB Der beS
deitern ncgen .%o1abunoircnS" uilf
Nuci Monatc nod) Dem Staats.Nr.
bcitabul2 9eiuuotUl &cnrp y. Fobe.
9cttcrer crid]icu ant Ntittmoh Abeto
ucacu If llbr IN Scr HoliSeiltuticlt
lllb criltd)tc 2icuteuunt Shoflcp, ibnl
ctluo2 81 cilcu 81 Nchcn mo lbm 5ll
crlollbcll, mabren0 Der Modt i'll elmer
Belle id)luicu 5li biiricn. Ger Mom
mar iolt elegant 1eflcioct llnb lcit
Gclid)t trllg bcn NuSornf ben Sntcls
li1cni. Sicutenont Sboflrp, meld)cm
es niht pcritGnolid mar, baB eS ocnl
@ittItcIlcr u1ulGglih iein lollte, ourd)
pi1encr S1nbc Hlrbeit 10 uicl 5u per
blcncn, I'M lid 5ll crnohrelt. pcripel'
lcrte linn icimc Bite. Guto oorolll
berid,tete Yoliiiit Sutton, boB cin Aut
0eflcibctcr Mom oui Sen Sreppens
ltuicll Scr Stntiou iibc. Hiciltclont
Shoflcn ricf i'm in bic Station mo
mar nidt melli9 crltulnt. FoDe mic
ner nor lid il, 'cben. Nlli Ole NraAc,
iparlrm CT nicht Nc9on8en lei, erflurtc
EoDc, bob or nid,t cher gcben meroe,
ala bis man linn 81, cIIen DcAcbelt
babe. Scin &crlnn1cn mllr0c oo.
r0uf "criiiIlt mo er Iclblt inter Der
&cidyulbiNlmA oCS &olubuloirenos
hinter Sd)Ipb mlo Hie9cl 9ciperrt.
Tor Hidltcr Epocn crflGrtc Eobe. ooB
CT i'll bcn lcbtcn Mtpnatcn uergcblld)
perilld)t bnbc, Nrbeit at crbolten mo
Itit Slpei &pd)cn Obnc eincn Sent
NoorAclb lei. Gr bobc Dor Sobrcn
clu nlltca @cid)dit 0rbnbt. lcil 0clo
jCood, in lcttcn SObr n~crloren. 6roll
". Z. Sttpbcn3 oil DER Sapcttc.,
Strobc. bel mcld)cr CT logirt babe,
noIlc ibm fem Sbood, mcbr gcpdb-
rclt, 6a or lltdlt rlcbr Sahlcil Tonne.
Gr ici uiioc mo luollc rubcu. Md.
ter Sobcu crtlGrtc ibn. boii eS ibm
picllcldlt nD1lid lCin iuer6e. Eobc
Nr6cit III pcrld)oifcn. bod, bicitr ant.
mcrtctc: sd bin nidlt iii Stonoc.
iett jll %orbcitcll; id) iiihlc mid I'M.
mobl mo nlod)te elmer Nniinlt il6er.
micien mcrbeu." Mid)tcr Snocn FAM
Dem Grird)en bormli nodl mo Ionbte
i'm ms StnotS' Nrbeitabmt&. Sroll
Stepbena. BET lucld,cr Eobe gcipobnt
bat, crtl1rte, 6ab lie Eobc liir cinrll
clrcnuertbcn Mtom DoIte mo 1lolis
&c, oob er oicicn Sdritt gctpun bobc,
mn nid)t bcttcln ST miil'cn.
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