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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05
TWO-Minute Vaudeville

~ FREo scHAEFFER.

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Sap-A
Thud-what you do-beat tho fish %
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with fish
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SO get,
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Thud--Iiayent, ch7 onto botomf
slap-Your regarding finny pscaora
pursuits h lamenahc viii describe
full OF fish spotted beauties
Thud-They 20
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05
He's Spent Half Century in Alaska, and Taken
Civilization With Him, Has Rev. William Duncan
Why did he do III
What started Il all7

What started Il all7
No ono knows except one white
haired old man. who won't tell.
But anyhow. more than half a
century ago. young English min.
lister OF 20 left England. with its
paved streets and refinementB OF
civilization, and went Just as far
away from the world as he could
possibly get.
lie went 10 the cold and deaolatc
island OF Metlakatla. off the coast
OF Alaska. inhabited only by vicious
and unclyllizcd Indians. IIe settled
down and has made that his home
for the rest Of his life.
Why7
lie won't tell. except that he was
Interested.
But anyhow. nc carried no anger
toward the world he had left.
CHEEKY. sunny. optimistic. looking
forward. William Duncan faced his
life work. surveyed IL. then rolled
up his sleeves and went 10 work.
He Brought Civilization.
And that work was 90 bring this
deaolate island OF Mctlakatla all
the civilization and education that
he could from the world he him
self had left
This, remember. Was In the days
when nobody knew much of any
thing about Alaska. except that
Russia owned Il and that Il Was all
snow and ice"
II was four years before our great
ciyil war Il was before any western
state had been admitted 10 the
Union. except California. u was 10
years before Seward preached his
great plan Of buying Il for the Unit
ed States.
Father Duncan" an they all
know him IN the Northland, was a
broadminded man. He taught the
Indians the religion OF Jesus Christ.
hut he taught them as we'll TO work
with their hands. To make tools
help hands. 10 build houses instead
OF lgloos. He built the finest church
Ia the North. Az the same time he
taught them healthy play. showed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05
I'm the EditOr'SMdi1

help the people. but at present
there was no way Our gas bill
came this month for three lights
and two gas plates attached to the
lamp with IA feet Of hose. The
bill was $3.50. Our previous bills
have been $3.50 and $3.50 a month.
Does The Star think a jump like
that for rs days is honest?
A SUBSCRIBER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05

the North again. Al rs he IL am
keen in his enjoyment OF his WORT
lie will have 10 turn II over before
very long to a younger man.
But "A younger and less able ana
less gifted man can handle II now
William Duncan has built bis foup.
dalton well. Metlakatla Is one a
the most progressive cities In
Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05
70 the Editor star:

A Star reader would like 10 ask II
there is no way for people that burn
gas in the city to get fair treatment
from the gas company. Isn't there
any one to go to that you can de-
pend on? I was at Supt. Valentines
office and he said he hoped in a
short time would have a way to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05
sTaoLLERs COLUMN.



To overcome a tendency 90 ex.
oessive corpulence. n city business
man has resumed riding a bicycle.
fayorite recreation OF his some
fifteen years ago. He was surprised
on buying n machine that he had
only to pay SIS for one that he had
once paid $3.50 for. lie had another
surprise after the sale had been
closed when the salesman handed
out this canton. Remember when
you get out that you are no longer
the fastest thing on the road. In
the old days everybody used TO
dodge you and the bicycle by it's
speed had the right OF way. But
now every rider OF the wheel has
TO keep his eyes peeled to avoid
automobiles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05

A member Of congress was very
much impressed with the dignity Of
his position, and IL was always on
his mind. One night his wife a~ak-
sned him and whispered:
John, there are burglars In the
house"
you must be mistaken, my dear"
he answered: 'there may be few
in the senate, but IN the house--oh,
no; the Idea is preposterovs."--ttar.
per's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05
Which Came First.

Tho first tadpoie noticed that its
leEs had become well enough deycl.
oped 90 be used In swimming.
Therefore Il dropped is tail and
became frog
Question for discussion: Was
Il the first frog f"-Chicago Tribune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05

them how 10 play football and base
ball organized a band that Was a
credit 20 Alaska.
Love, Patience and Work.
Rev William Duncan left ciyillza-
ton behind him when he started
But somehow. by patience and love
and work and faith. he carried his
civilization with him into the North.
Yesterday Father Duncan left for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05

rooAYs GOOD sHoRr ONE.

4 rooAYs GOOD SHORT ONE.
4 Nat Goodwin made the state.
4 mont In a Cincinnati hotel
4 that no man could cat a quail
4 a day for 80 consecutive days.
= because no human stomach
4 could digest n.
The friend who heard him
4 make the statement bet bis
4 400 that he was wrong. Al II
4 happened. they struck Il hobo.
4 who gladly accompanied them
4 into the hotel bar
= Goodwin explained the bet.
= and asked:
Now. do you think YOU
= could eat one quail a day for
= 30 consecutive dayag"
You botcher llfoi" replied
4 the bum. hut say. pal. FOR
4 goodness sake. make Il tur- I
4 key Popular Magazine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05

What a brilliant marriage" said
the genial lady. He Ia worth sew
eral millions and she viii Inherit
at least billion"
Would you call that mar
riage." inquired Miss Cayenne. 'or
merger ~ Washington Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05
ROOSEVELT ON The COURTS

"And the must them Ohe employers liability
awS through II it necessary have got TO educate the
courts themselves
This isn't part OF any anarchse code It's extract from
speech made days ago by former President Roosevelt
incidentally IT'S OF the signs of the times that courts will do
well To consider
It's coming Whatp The control of the courts by the
people who create them The people going to run the
courts They going put honest Judges IN office and recall
the dishonest The last legislature laughed At Representa-
tive Campbels bill obddg the courts 60 knock out any law
passed by the peoples representatives The legislature viii pass
that bin yet.
It's coming The people of the United States going TO
reform their They going away tho false
coaks dignity and precedent and judicial saoredness That's
the big job of the people of the United States.
And they know it.
Col Roosevelt only voiced what many people thinking
Every crooked judge is helping that day Every
Judge who hands OF justice the rich and power
u aud another the weak and penne helping Every
injunction that PUSHES protect dollars against every
that steps between the people and their plain desire
every ruling that ouragss the peoples OF justice
verdict that makes harder for the poor make
living and easier for the rich defy the lawevery last
these helping hurry forward the day when the people
viii take the mop. the broom and the can OF I've.
Its coming Don't forget that, And soon.
ATToRNEY.eENERAI wIcKERsHAm fears that u have
judiciary fall under the deSpoina Of the
crowded enough don't forget
ealn9srs refer has
: n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05
Always a clew.

I'm no theft I'm a respectable
working mani"
Sherlock Holmes raised his half
closed eyes. "IIut your hands" he
said. muslngly. your hands do not
seem to be calloused"
That's because I'm a foreman
give ORDERS" the suspected man
explained
The great detective sighed softly.
VIII you please let me see your
tongue7" he begged. - Chicago
News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05
Home Tralnlnn.

Mother Robert, come here 10 me
Instantly
Robert-Aw. shut up
Mother-Rohert, how dare you
talk to me like that Say. MAN
ma. be quiet Puck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05

4 Tommy. aged 6. was asked ,
= by a visitor how he stood In !
= school. I
TN the corner" replied ,
= truthful Tommy Harper's ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05

TIC Woucfn thIId.
when you come home from
school bring a pound OF sugar with
you
Sorry. mother. but our union Tor.
bids as to carry anything else but
our school satcheia. '-Pcle Mole.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05

Empioyer-So, then. Miss win.
ing, you're leaving us FOR aoodf
Miss Wiilina-No. slrl For bet.
ter or for WORSHIP. A. p.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05
A proaalc Affair

Anything romantic about their
~eddina7"
Nothing whatever. She can
cook and he has a Job. ASKING.
ton Herald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05
WHAT THE CRAZE FOR VARIETY COSTS

has lived the for
living doubled What the real
Richards
rage % used twice
The telephone only costs $50
the and Of the
OF and
The guests Is double
we courses The
the moral fol-
low I In the face o. he practice"
What do gain by ~ Are happier wiser better in
determining principle fixing the
life should be the discovery Of the minimum needed
efficiency"
which should
Richards would probably
the cost OF n who would suffer7
candle stick maker. perhaps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05

point years all
81 those in the supreme court they say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05

when the bishop asks you II you
take TINS woman 10 be your welded
wife. please don't say there's no
truth In the rumor. -Courier.Jour-
nal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05
HOBBLING THE MONEY TRUST

gradually falling Of
little banks being steadily gathered the
Of
New marked notable stride in
the
he devislng legislation money
"Important--n true"
Blu how. Mr.
And
law gravitation a little things like
universe hobble
money We the other do Uncle
peoples banker.
OBSERVATIONS
Union OF voted a
Teddy Maybe had members Teddy would
YOUNG MEXICO getting the saddle after the
Turkey thing Turkey did Danish
sobbIer, Abdul How about Poririo9
PRICELESS RECORDS" said have In the
Yorks Gosh The fire burnt
scandal about the building OF that capitoil
NEWSPAPER MEN who have eoneoctsd the field
while Mexico will
merry hahas when this cruel is
YANKEES VIII burn than anybody the
powder the uncrowning of George Ill
Hal Cousin Bill Taft has started Ananas club Of his
president anxious for Lorimer's election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05

let me caution you about one
thing" said the sister OF the pros
pectlye groom.
n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05

WRIGHT build aeroplane accommodate 20
Don't do We
RIGHT the ground and have al the trouble want
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-05

like interrogation point, which
meth are efor
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-02

libel. aber iuie. mein gutter 5err Sr-
minaer, iinb ste ippbl i'm Stanbe, eis
men 5ropfen ftdrtenben Weines Sr
fhluden2 DDS ipiirbe Sbnen gut
ihun nno mir f6nnten nm 10 raider
unieren Wes nah benz niht fernen
9ospi5 fortfeben, no mir Sic bdlo
gans heritellen perben."
Der arante rihtete iih Elm tpenlg
auf, nidte bantbar unb itredte ihon
nit elmer mutten gepsgung bic 5ano
aus, als lei er bersit, Die ibm 10
freunolih sebotene 8abs 5n empIdns
gen.
y5ineol!" risf nun 8ater SSrelli
Iaut. Die 5laIts! aomm ber, mein
treues 5bier.. = Werner. Roih!
Wtane iis lus uno oieb iie mir"
Der junge Mann befoIgte ouf Der
StelIe ben 9efebI bss 8eiitliten Ino
Der eebcriam beruntpmmenbe 5uno.
aIs piifs sr, Inn mas es itf) banbeIs,
itdno unbepeaIih i'm tisfeH Shnee
unb lieb iih Die bleherne 6lafte unb
bds geutslhen nit 8rop abnehmen.
,gsbalte bas grpb unb oieb es ben
armen qferben nit ettpas Sirihlpoher
befeuhtst, mein Sobr!" fubr Der
gsiitIihe eifrig fort, uno pobrenb ilh
Der iunee Mann oem perfdnoiaen
4uftrog unteraoe, belt Sener bic
Jlaihe bem 2eibenben an ben Wiuno
uno lieb ibn poritttig erit sinise
3ropfen, bann mebr unb nshr bacon
aenieben.
Die Wirfuns bdbon bIisb nidt aus !;
Der 2eibsnoe esldngte, in Der 9pfFa
nung. balo unter Dad uno Jah ges
bergen gu fein, gum p0Iligsn gelpuBts
ietn unb in turssr 3sit tonnte man oas
ran osnten, Die 5siwtshr an5utreten,
um bas i'm 5reisn tlum be9onnene
menf6enfeunblihe Wsrt i'm Shut oes
oospi3ea oanS su pOLIenben.
Die Worbereitunqeu bdSu ipuroen
sben 10 fhnea fpis 9eitidt getroifen;
6srr Srminasr mar iebr balo ipisSer
in ieinen tparmen Mantel gshiilIt unb
purbs ioraIam pon trdItiaen 4rmsn
ouf fein pfero sehoben, an iueIhes jest
niht nur Batter 9'Crsli unD fein Be
gleitsr, ionoern aud Der 5ur Giniit.
bss geTsren gslanqts jtaIisniIte Cub
rsr angemeFsns giebtoiungen rihtes
ten.
(GcrtIetung folgt.)
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70. 1915 gubb Gtrabe. 81.

stp. 1GlO 0uIu @SAlGDt. pa.
Gertrude ml. Donabue an Rcbert
8rintmon, 81 Bel 80 Jub an Der
Horbleite Der 8uob Strabe, 174 CUB
ipeltIid BON Der 5arriet Strabs. 81.
9bs Satlen part SO. on 2puis y.
6ids, s Cots in Der llnterabtbeiIuns
~" bon Suilsn part. 81.
Games gppen II. Nno. an Rcbert
grintman, 81 bel 80 Jub an Dsr
Rorbieite Der guoe Strabs. 174 SUB
ipeftlid bon Der Sarriet Strabe.
1920.
Mpers y. Cooper an Marion 6.
8alenbsre, 5bsil bon Got % in Der
8snpsnutp llnternbtheilung. ST..
CLARA Samant an William 6. Go
peIdno, 43 Sub entIang Der We5:nrn
4penue. 81.
4nna grotsr II. Qno. an 5rsb. Gal
saranp. 20 bel s2a SUB an Der Siios
Teits Der 0elt Strabe, 40 SUB rpeitlih
ben Der 6arrist Strabs. 81.
Treo. 9nl3ardnO an Warp gsrsiSn,
odsisibe Gieentbum. 81.
wlpers p. Cooper an 4maIie a.
Smith, As bel 120 SUB an Der Norcs
ieite Der 9ictoria apenus in Spes
pari. 81.
GnesIbert StOrh an Wiihasl 5ils
finger, 8 Sabre gaht ouf 25 CUB an
Der MeltIeite Der SamiIton Ipenue, 80
Tub fiiblih bon Der Gbaie Strdbe.
WondtIihe Wiistte $50, NIT nem Nm
taufs. pripilseium gu $4,000.
Daniel WcqursH an Wosfotpis
Brothers, 5 sSahrs paht auf rs BET
100 5uB an Der Rorotusit.Gde Der z.
uno sreeman CTR. WoratIihs Mies
The $50.
Mners y. Cooper on aate aonitans
ser, % bei So RUB an Der Sitieite Der
Gun Strafe. 81.
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Oct Gone uon cu1erll.
Honon bon SbiIip 0oIeu.
(5ortiss

(JortisBung.)
~qnielmo." rief Der gfarrer pom
ct. 9ottbaro, sShr isiO's 8, 0, Sbr
armsr Utann!"
rSa, ia, G6rpiirDen, i6 bin's!"
iagte matt unD taum borbar Der sstas
llener. tpG6reno er nod immer, Obue
lid 81 regsu. feline Gage i'm S6nee
bebauptets. Die bsiIige Sunsfrau fsi
gelobt, baB Der Suno 3ur redten 3eit
belte uno mir feline Stimme perna6z
men. Wir narsn Ihon gan8 mutblos
uno ihtpah geiporoen uno bic pernaz
leoeiten geitien MOLTEN ober tonnten
uns ni6t pieosr auf bic StraBe brins
gen, BON Der mir Elm Stiid nett abess
tommeH finb, fpie ib jsst tpobl iebe." ="
rSho." nabm Batter DSrelIi raid
bas gDort, .Osrfluhet Cure armen
3biere ni6t. Sic babsn getpiB nie
INNER ibre Sdulbigtsit getban unb
tpie gu6 hoben ibre &rdfte ibnen ben
Oienit Derfugt. Sbr bdttet lieber BEL
Dle1sm unfpetter ni6t BON Qtrolo ipegs
gtben iOllen - bic S6ulb trifft Gut
mebr als iie."
n5eufsl, 5err, tpoGts ih benn BON
atrolo fort9 Sd muBte ia - bod
eas tDerbe id Sud nahber ersGblen.
Jiir's Grite iebt nur na6 benz alien
9errn ba - er lit ieltfdm itia qeipors
ben uno fdldft pielleidt faon. Eft
bas Sospis tpeit bon bier2"
rGine quite Stunbs!" erpioerte Der
jiinsere 5ospiabepobner, tpGbreno Der
Gltere iih fhon benz i'm Sattel Iiben>
ben Reifenben gendbert bate unb iit
Inn ibn 5u fhaffen madte. 4uf ben
eriten Bid aber fab er Elm, bob in Der
SteGung, spie iie bas erltarrte pferp
nod INNER einnnbm, nidts su tbun
fa, nnb 70 risf e ieinsn Hssleitsr
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Vrxnseiaeutbumsz 6ppOtbelea.
Girtinnati. /. Spet.
8etiIgte Sppotbetsn.

0etfl g Ie y y d q u.
glppolonia 9prlpsrd an Gatlep Sms
propeo y. uno &. 60. $3.50.
Trances Burger an sk Sotlsp
gant. S2750.
9eoree u. Gul,n an Glen Gds
paena. S265O.
Jrant ). Wspsr oil Dsft Roripoob
9. uno g. SO. $2SO0.
Qtnna Collins an Gilt Gpes .. uHb
G. SO. $500.
3ieieIbe on Glen 9ulsp. 1858.
German ginbele on 2ipingiton
Str. 6. uno 3. SO. $500.
3. O. u. 5aportb on Suipia 9ors
ned. 1920.
Mlarn g. RoIino an WaInut 5ius
g. uno 9. SO. 5000.
Robert 9rintmon on glar, CTR. g.
uno 9. 60. $500.
Wlorn e. Snnoer an Warp 9. Wins
ion. $4,000.
murion q. 9allenbsrg an D.ii.rn
anb Soutbsrn 2ifs Sni. 60. 5000.
2ouis Z. Dol. an Tsilforb Some
3. So. $500.
Giifforh Wosbaher an n. 6. pisrs
ION. S700.
Warp gersisa an 9annerp 9. unb
9. go. $500.
4ppolonia 0ortpsrt an Stnrp m.is
Ter. $3.50.
gtba g. 5oppsr an aibsraI g. uno
9. 60. $500.
Caroline g. 8oioht an Shio RotiOs
nal 2ifs Sni. sc. $500.
Reue 6ppotheten.
goparb glat an 4rics 5iu .. uno
g. go. $500.
9Oispb SebeI an pauIius Waf.
$4,000.
aOuiia 9hOmus on Marp D.Ia.
SITS.
Sobn u. 9ribees an Ri. Waibins.
ton 6. y. uno .. go. $3.50.
5enrD 6. gropD an 5oms .. uno
8. u. so. $1700.
Wn. u. ausr an Sneamors Str.
.. u. $500.
SObn pfOssr an SarriiOu 6. uno
9. u. $425.
3ion gaptiiun.airhe an MaIter 6.
Rioings. $500.
glen 9alsp an Gilt gbge 3. unb
g. 60. $3.50.
Milklmins 8. gobnsn an Guarans
tee .. 60. $500.
2ouiis Glart on CAP gnb 9. u. 60.
$3.50.
JrsD. Robrf6sib an Q.n guden. g.
uno 9. 60. $4,000.
9erielbe on O. u. petsrs ReoItp
60. $l050.
Carrie Miuisan an Soanna Wbii..
$500.
q. 8. iyifher an Union Sapings q.
unb z. 60. $425.
gotparb 8. airt an Wm. &. 5renh.
$500.
Jraneis 7. Sans.r on gamilp 3.
u. No. /. $1,000.
baroIb 90. Sseeer an GpoIin. o.
Crbifcn. $500.
fJrsbsrid 3. Rsinek an u. u. Dutb.
$500.
Caroline Woisbi On 4nion Wolies
rino. S2320.
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Der Csbsr.Wirib hat iin ouf biz
s5remDen eingerihtti unb bat neibs
1iifsr auf sitins 1ildt eflset unb fc
pOrsslIaHene Hiihierl binseftelIt. b1
Iinb 3nhnltodtr nrin.
Qcmmt Der GbrnIontbes Wniil oas
Der NIT ftiner pfeiIen. itOpFi iit ff0r
unD ertift nah ben DSl5trln in btr
por3e1nntn Biihferl.
Reibt elm nolal, rtibt bos amber
6DIsl. reibt nod sin 60ljl unb nisoe,
ems dR.
8rennt iein ein3ioes an!
WdIefi1ntumobilGe1 Gfump, ma
.lsiai4t5l4 fasi ber G4rpioHibes.
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Dantbarteit su beseussn als fie fiiblte.
sic hisIt es i'm 9eeentbeil fir beher,
ibn fiibIen gu Iafen, baB iie thn
burhicbaute, uno fraste oaber tlibI
nad ben 9ebinsungen, unter tuelfen
er Die Gorge fir ben anaben fir Die
nddfte 3eit iibernebmen piiroe.
5err Rptblduf f9ien etipos pera
Iest uno ipielts ben 8roBmiithtsen.
Der geihdftIide 1beiI isi ia pollis
gtebenlohe, es banple iih Dor 9lllsm
oarum, Die Srau 9rdfin aus elmer
8erIeesnbeit 3u befreien unb 10 peiz
ter. @ber bic 9rGfin bsitano auf ses
nauen Ibnadungen; ite per3pe teine
Miene bel ben unperIhGmten 5oroez
runssn Rotblnuf's uno betpilligts iie
ohne petteres.
rWplIen sic ben anaben Iogleih
nit fth nebmen2"
,Morianne pirb iberruidt Iein,
aber penn es bie5rau9rdfin piinIdt,
iol IS geiteben.
sd piinide es besboIb," Iogte bic
9rdftn, .lpeil meine SObne meine
;siriorge fir RaouI ni6t biligen
ipiiroen uno bater nifts bappn gu
piFen brauten. SD mOdte, bob
morib, ipenn er nah 9aufe tpmmt,
ieinen tIsinsn Better ntbt mebr
antrifft."
rGs puroe Der Grdftn 6stentbou
fdper, iicb iotpeit nit pemManne elm
5uIafeu, Der nit einsm 2GheIn brus
taller SdIaubeit Dor ibr itano, aber
ohne oiefe lleberpinbung mar gu be-
fiirbten, odB Rotblauf ibre SDbne,
renn er lie 3ufdlIig tennen lernte, fir
nit Der Sahlage pertraut belt unb
bas 8ebeimnib niht bepa6rte.
RotbIauf Iddelte gang eigentbiims
Iih:.
n9err 8raf WforiB tpirb pobI pore
crit niht 5uriidtommen!" meiute er
nit GROCER 8eitimmtbeit.
oWarum - mas iptifen Sie baz
bon?" fragte agutbe raid uno mibs
trauiih oufblidenb.
nRtdts - i'd iub ben 6errn 9ras
fen nur mad einem 6auIe gehen, po
er iebr pieI pertcbrt, gu grpFeFor . /"
sd peiB, i6 tpeiB," perIeBte bic
Grdfin unb cine raide Rotbe itieg in
ibre Bangen. sd tenne ben eelebrs
ten nlten Serrn feit Ianqe. gr bat
MoriB bel raihersr geenoigun9 feis
ner 8orituoien grobe 9ienite eeleiitet
QBober tennen Sic bic IamiIie?"
Serr Rptblauf ihIob ben Munt
febr bsSei6neno uno mudte cine 8e.
ipsgung oes gsoouerns, oaB er biz
5rage niht beantiporten Tonne, ober
Htn feiner 6uItung lag aud 70 piel
Berd6tIides, baB Die 8rGfin fit Ieb.
bait beunrubtgt fiibIte. 60 febr iis
Fotplauf peradtete unb gu ourh=
! ihduen gegIaubt bate, 10 mar Iis
bod Wlutter uno Srau genug, uno bic
oprhergegangenen Iufregurgen pdrer
gu tart getpsien, uls DaB Tie uitt
Del Den letf1dmen S6net9sn oes9rl:
oatiers ihr iesliifes 8Ieidqetpi6
bate perlisren ioIen.
sd min Shre 3uritbaltung fiji
2eute, nit benen Sic pieIIeidt in sc:
i6dftsperbinbung iteben, nt6t su
ourtbrehen iu6en," fagte fie nit be.
benber Sttmme. .2lber Sic beQreifen
oab etne Wtutter fir Zen umoana ib.
reg Sobnes eini9e Sbeilnabme EN-.
pftnoet, uno bas, fpas Die 2euts I'm:
Isreinem 8eigeu, ift ia ni6t INNER ib,
nahres 9sii6t. @enn sic alio II
benz betreffenoen Sauie betaunt tint
uno es nit Sbren 8e3ie6ungsn ~
oemielben perantiporten t0nnen, 70 IA.
gen Sic mir: tommt mein So6n Dfte,
bin, aIs es Sbnen fir ieinsn @iffens.
orang tegriinoet iaeint 2"
Rothlauf ma6te Elm einfGltiass Ge;
Iidt. 4ber ben Sinn Der Dort.
gIau6ts sr nidt OsrituHbsn gu babsn.
(5ortissuns fuIst)