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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-26
NO. 10

w. II. Kindig and John Scott
bought a Duroc male hog recently
from a Galloway county man for
$14.
j. w. Walker of Rowena re-
Gently sold Howard Bailey six
work mules for $l,2S5.
To perfect title w. II. Elliott
bought a It's acre farm, northeast
of Mexico, at $2S per acre.
Taylor Bret, north of Auxvasse,
has leased 800 acres of the Curtis
farm, east of New Hope church,
this county, and will move onto
the same in a few weeks.
M. T. Sheets Of Monroe county
has rented Sam Burns 73 acre
farm, southwest of Mexico, for the
coming year, paying $3.50.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-26
Adam-Sharp Nuptials.

Mr.. Richard Adam and Miss
Bessie Sharp were united in mar
riage at the home of the brides
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w
Nugent, in Olivet neighborhood
y miles northwest of Mexico, last
Sunday afternoon, at three
o clock, Rev. II. | Cobb officiating
The happy couple drove immedi-
ately to the groom's furnishei
house, on his farm, nine miles
south of Paris. The groom is n
sturdy, steady, well-to-do young
farmer and in Miss Sharp he gets
a gem for d wife. May long life
happiness and prosperity ever at
tend them.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-26

become much more efficient i'll
children preliminary education
in the last four years.
Not only the rural schools ac-
complished more in the way of
Libraries and more thorough
courses of study, but the school
house in almost every instance has
been made more comfortable foc
the children
According to the report, there
are twenty-Seven male and ~
female teachers in the county
Their salaries have been increased
in the case of the former from SOB
to SS1 per month, and in the latter
from "a to $4S a month, or an
average for all of $54 month.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-26
Mexico's s Assessment.

City Assessor S. d. Byrns has
made his annual report of the
city's taxable property.
The total valuation Of personal
property in 1910 was $S59,62O
The year before it was $S7l ,O9O
That it is less this year is explain
ed by the fact that certain estates
were settled and taken out of the
county.
The amount of money and notes
levied upon foots $65l, 80. The
value of real estate for 1910 was
Sl,325, ,6lO. The year before it
was 81 ,l9l ,S35.
The assessor found 20 hogs 10
assess and he fixed their value nt
5000. There were 27l head of cat
tie, valued at $3.50; 3S6 horses
valued at $17, 900, and 33 head Of
mules. valued at l,S40.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-26
They Sue the g. & A.

A caboose on the c. & A. rail
road, near the Ice Plant, in west
Mexico, was run into by an engine
on the night of Sept. 13, 1910, and
the caboose was torn into kindling
wood. w. w. and Logan Conner
were in the caboose but escaped
with their lives. They were
shipping cattle. They were in
iured in the accident and have
filed suit in the Galloway Circuit
Court for 1899 each against the
railroad for alleged damages.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-26
Suggestive Questions on the Sun
day School Lessons-The
Prizes Again.

Our Bible Question Local Club
is looking up and we are much en-
couraged. 1t is very remarkable
how these questions interest, even
the general public. 1t is mis-
take to suppose, as some do, that
this contest is confined eXclus-
lively to adults. Bright boys and
girls can take up these simple
studies, and may comply with the
conditions as well as their seniors,
and are just as likely TO win
solid gold medal or one of the
other prizes, The prime object
Of this Bible Question Club is to
get old and young to reading the
Sunday School Lessons, and 10
ponder the Suggestive Questions.
1t must not be forgotten that in
answering questions it Is legiti-
mate to get all the help which is
necessary. Anybody can cut out
and sign the coupon each week,
and can read the lesson and the
questions. This does not take
skill, but it does take method, and
it means the unspeakable benefit
of reading these studies from
week TO week. You will find it to
be a great benefit to join some
Bible Glass, and get the help and
enthusiasm which comes from
company.
. You will need the Mexico Mes
sage in order to read the questions
and get the necessary coupon ;
you had better subscribe at once.
! If you are a subscriber then send
the paper to some person
= you think this coLR1G
r S''' ,;aa ss's. sss. -
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-26
WANTS $3,4o0
A Telegram of Wedding Failed
To Make Connections.

The Macon Republican tells the
following story;
Because telegram concerning
the marriage of two prominent
persons" at Montgomery City.
Mo-. on Jan. -, 1909, failed to get
in the papers, Harry G. Turner.
newspaper correspondent at that
town. formerly of Mexico, de
mands penalties of the Western
Union Telegraph company ag-
gregating $3400
The transcript of the proceed
ings in the Montgomery county
circuit court were filed in the
Macon division of the second
judicial district on Thursday, the
defendant Telegraph company
having taken a change of venue
from Montgomery on the ground
that the correspondent and his at
torney had an undue influence
over the court, Judge j. d. Bar
nett.
1t appears from the pleadingS
that Turner had promised to make
for the parties to the wedding a
cracker jack story of the event
and had done his best to deliver
the goods, but that the operator
had failed to get the news off to d
waiting world. Turner says, tC
he fair to all, he released the wed
ding to the st. Louis Post-D
patch. the st. Louis Star, the
! Globe-DemOcrat, the Kansas City
Star, Kansas City journal an'
Kansas City Post, in none of whiel
did it appear, although filed il
"due time. "
The Telegraph company is ais
. asked to put up for Mr.. Turne
and the school fund Of Montgoni
cry county 5000 in addition TO
, failure to deliver two special
= about the big fair at Montgomer
E in September 1916, 1910, til
-lpaper losing out on this story bc
t ing the st. Louis Republic.
Another $1,000 is demande
f under the general allegation tha
$ the Telegraph company has dan
aged Mr.. Turner's corresponder
: bureau during the year 10 b
failure i'll promptly transmittin
: important messages he filed at tn
office in Montgomery City, Nj
}. Mr.. Turner's total claim amOun
= to $3.400.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-26
Missouri Horseman.

The Message has received the
following notice, sent out from
Columbia, Mo-:
A call meeting is to be held at
7 100 p. m. at the Madison Hotel,
Friday Feb. 18th, 1911 at Jeffer-
son City, No.
AS you are aware, it is neces-
sary to pass Stallion and Jack
law in this state, you are urge1
to be present at this meeting,
Respectfully,
L. NJ. Monsees, Smithton, Mo.
Chairman.
b. r. Middleton, Mexico, Mo.
j. +. RoelofsOn, Maryville, Mo
Chas, Holland, Springfield, Mo
f. d. Moore, Mexico, Mo. Sec'y
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-26
M. R. Wise Trustee.

The Kemp-Melson Clothing Co
of this city last week voluntarily
turned over its stock and ac-
counts to Mr.. NJ, r. Wise, As
trustee. He will manage the bus
mess for the benefit of the mem
bers of the company and its cred
itors. The assets of the company
are said to be about $l4 900, while
the liabilities are much less than
that. The company is incorpor-
porated and the members of the
firm are John p. and George Kemp
and Norton Nelson.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-26
Spends $10O, for Mules.

AuXvasse, Mo, Jan. 19.-lIow-
ard Bailey of the MaXwell-Crouch
Mule Company, National Yards,
Ill.,, bought in four days this week
100000 worth of mules.
These mules were bought from
the following persons in Gala
way, Boone, Audrain and Monroe
counties:
II. II. Buckner, J. j. Walker,
Carl Shrader, w. l.. Green & Son,
Wright Bros, Tiiford Murray,
Frank Thomuson, w. ii. Thomp-
son, Robert Price, II. Shyrock, G.
H. Dean, Lon Dunn and Mcdaniel
Bros.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-26
Lost the Case.

G. C. WOnneman VS.. the City Of
Mexico, suing for $4,000 allege !
damages for water passing over
his premises, running into his
greenhouse, occupying nearly all
last week in the Circuit court, was
decided in favor of the city. Mr.
lWonneman alleged improper
drainage from the new street paw,
ing. A. c. Whitson, City A.,
torney, plead the case of the city
assisted by +. r. Jesse.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-26
Miss Edna Duncan Married.

Miss Edna Duncan, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Duncan, who
moved from Mexico to Denver 4
few months ago, was married last
Saturday week to Mr.. Herbert
Diggs. formerly of Bowling Green
Mo- now connected with the First
National Bank of Denver. Many
Mexico friends join in extending
the happy couple warmest con
gratulations and best wishes.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-26
Bows Win, Girls Lose.

The Columbia boys basket ball
team and the girls team from tie
same city came down and CON
tested with the teams of the Mex
leo High School last Friday. The
Mexico boys won against the Col
umbia boys, q 10 l6; the Mexico
girls against the Columbia girls
lost, 20 to IL.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-26
Miss Brockman Dead.

Miss Ormie BrOckman, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Brockman.
of the neighbOrhOod north of Cen
tralia, died last Thursday after an
illness of several months. The
body was taken to Columbia for
burial.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-26
Centralia Fair Officers.

Centralia, Mo-, Jan. 23,-Thc
CentraIia Fair y.\ssociation has
celcted the following named Off
GERS: j. r. Brown, president; w
l., Kenne, vice president; j. X
Pool. secretary, and c. IL. Early
treasurer.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-26
CENTRALIA MASSACRE.
rhe Story Threshed Over at a
Banquet Held in Columbia.

The business men of Columbia
enjoyed a banquet one night last
week and some of the older boys
grew reminiscent AMI told of hap
peningS and experiences of other
days. The Centralia Massacre,
during the Civil War, was re-
ferred to.
"a was ON the train that carried
the Federal soldiers" said Col.
Turner Gordon. 1--WE left St
Louis in the morning and got to
Centraia about 1 o'clock in the
afternoon. There were about
twenty-five soldiers on the train
six of whom had been court mar
tailed and sentenced to be shor
Most of the others were the
guards.
"When we got to Mexico, we
met a freight train, whose con
ductor told us we had better be
areful going into Centralia, 70!
Bill Anderson, the celebrate
jushWhacker. was in that neign
borhood. We went on however
| was on the platform when W.
neared Centralia, and | saw sev
eral men who seemed to be arme,
all around us. The train meI
seemed to think they were Fedora
troops, but they looked like tn,
bushwhackers to me. went baci
into the ear.
just then they opened fire ol
the car. All of us got down lOw
can tell you. Then the trail
stopped, and the bushwhacker
came up. They formed the sol
dicrs into Il line. They started t
make me get in line too, but whe
1 told them who was they let m
go. ! went over towards tn
hotel, and a minute later Bill Al
derson rode up.
"He said he was going to XII
the soldiers, as he had sworn nj
to let any of them escape. The
were lined mp and shot down {
they were. The handouts O
some of the soldiers were NJ
taken off. ! started walking
, Columbia. My recollection
that | made the twenty miles
about three hours" "
"The worst part of the affa
came the next day." said f. '
Stephens. "Some Federal trool
came down from Paris, Mo-,
wipe out the bushwhackers. IN
fight occurred about 2 miles SOU
of Centralia. The bushwhacke
had it all their own way, and lie
q than half a dozen soldiers {
:, capped. "
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-26
Was Paroled.

At first sentenced to term III
the Reform School, Judge }. ID
Barnett reconsidered the sentence
and last Friday parOled John
Crawley, colorei, to leave the
State forever. The charge against
CrawIey was stealing $45 from +
b. Norris. Crawley is regarded
as habitual thief. He is II years
of age.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-26
AUDRAIN COUNTY SCHOOLS
Prof. Shobe's Report Shows
Marked Gain in Four Years.

The following dispatch APP
peared in the st. Louis Republic
a few days ago:
Mexico. Mo. Jan. lS.-Accord-
ing to the report of j. l.. Shobe
County Supervisor of schools, Au-
drain County rural schools have
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-26
City Primary.

Monday, Feb. 6, has been chosen
as the date for the Democratic
City Primary. Six councilmen
are to be nominated.
Y. f. Hook, of the First ward
resigns to go to the farm and j
w. Tucker, in the Fourth ward,
resigns on account of i'll health.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-26
AUDRAIN ASSESSMENTS.
Horses, Mules, Sheep and Other
Property-The Banks.

Y. j. Kelso, county Assessor.
hands us the followig figures, re
garding the taxable wealth of
Audrain county, which is from his
annual report lately submitted to
the County Clerk:
The total assessment is SlO,-
.O9S 20, against 1868, ,420 in 1909.
This does not include the valua.
ton of railroads, telegraph or
foreign telephone companies.
In 1910 there were 1925 horses
in the county valued at $4O6, $50
while in 1909 there were 9,503
horses valued at $3S7,690. In
1910 there were 435, ,466 acres val
ued at S5.153,6S0, and in 1907,
431 .397 acres valued at 50, l40,7 40.
In 1910 there was a valuation of
81 .S56. 500 on town lots and in
1909, $1,74S,9S0 The total valu-
alton of real estate in 1910 was $7,-
IO1O.1SO. and in 1909, $6,SS9, 500.
The acreage gained amounted to
$12.97O.
In 1909, there were 4343 mules
in Audrain valued at 1892 .240 and
in 1910, 5055, valued at $270, GAO
In 1910. there were 176 asses and
jennets valued at $i1,125, and in
1909. l75, valued at 1880 In
1910. there were 1888 neat cat
tie, valued at $2S2, ,925. willie il
1909 there were 1894, vailed a
1868, 900.
In 1910. there were 15.4l0 sheer
valued at 500, 800, and in 1909
there were 20,6S2, valued at $34,
945. In 1910, there were "a, 40,
hogs valued at $110.4S5 and il
1909. 23.954. valued at $100,770.
Money, notes, etc, inl9l0, wer
valued at $1,123,745 and in 1905
the value ofthe same was 1918
1875. Corporate companies, ban
stock. etc, were valued at $4l4
0S5 in 1910, and in 1909 they wer
valued at 1870, 900. All other pei
sonal property was valued
= $475 $50 in 1910, and in 1906
= $3.50, ,030. The total valuation c
personal property in 1910 wa
81. 709, 800 and in 1909, ~ ,422, on
The banks are assessed as TO
lows:
Southern Bank of Mexico, $9I
100.
Mexico Savings Bank, $85,25
- North Missouri Trust Co., $S4
.9 62O.
= First National Bank, $37, ,l25.
- VandaIia Banking Associatio
" $30.210.
Farmers & Merchants Ban
Vandalia, $l4, 40.
Commercial Bank of Vandali
Sl3,5S5.
'' Bank of Laddonia, 81 ,G45.
III Farmers Bank of Laddonia, j.
$50.
at Martinsburg Bank, $15, $50.
'l' FarEer Bank, $6,610.
II Bank of Rush Hill, $3.50.
Citizens, of Benton City, $6,2-
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-26

Jan. |, 1910. On March % she
bought l33 more and in AugusT
following. she sold 40 hens.
During the year lost % or more
hens.
The above is a record, all right,
and shows where the farmer is
getting his inning.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-26

II. T. Vance.
r. W. Allen.
T. G.. Wilburn.
Pelide Hendrix.
John Spellman.
J. r. Williams.
John w. Ellis.
Geo. II. Fennewald.
VIM. L. Coil.
Frazier Rose.
G. w. Fox.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-26
Sold to Minors.

Luther Baker, west of Thomp-
son, plead guilty in the Circuit
Court last week of selling liquor
to minors and was fined $40 and
costs.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-26

S. p. ClaybroOk, 78 years of age
father of Charles Claybrook of the
Mexico Clothing Co., died at his
home at Callao, Mo, last Saturday
of paralysis.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-26
Card of Thanks.

We extend our sincerest thanks
to our dear friends for their kind-
ness to us in the sickness and
death of our dear mother.
Mrs. Jno. Dermody.
Mrs. .Jno. Murphy.
Neal Sheahan.
Mrs. Grover Valentine
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-26

Our excellent friend w. L
Coil renews for the Message
"Billy" is an enthusiast for the
new county Jail. lie says the old
hulk we now have is a shame to
the county.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1911-01-26
Mrs. Weidler's Fine Record.

Mrs. A. b. Weidler sends in the
following itemized account of
poultry and other produce she
sold off the farm during the year
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-17

1ir 6analfragc
0smte Abenb iinbei i'm eiMton 1utel
tine Hhrgerpfriammluns itatt.

sSm GjntDn 6oiel finbst beute Ibene
cine giirgerperlammlung itatt, in tpsis
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Griinnung elmer 9ereinigung gethdr
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on3uitreben unb bas duf bieie W.ils
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fur ano.re. benz g.meiupobl bisnliher.
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cine permonsnie Organization seihafa
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iudbIt iperben unb BON berufener Seite
folI Die Grase gebiibreno in tur3en I'M
fpra6en bsleuhiet iperbsn.
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1ie 4anoelsfantmer.
g'amteniuedi.l briuet bo6nnngs'
polle AnsIprahe ilber bic 3nfgnIt.

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obigsn Sinne aus uno DasIslbe t6aten
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fin iprad iih ebenfulls in 5uper'thtlts
der Deiie uber bic 3utunft Der 5anz
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itets cine offsne 60nb unb bat auf bisie
Weiis manhe GbrIne bts Summers
getrocnet. Gie geb0rte su jsnsn ebIen
Natursn, bic ibre MobItb1iigteit i'm
Stillen ousiiben. Hoh lebtbin fhidte
fie bem aruntenbauie in ibrer 5eis
moibsftdot cine aniebnlih. Gelpfums
me. Die ainber binesn NIT sGrtliher
giebe an Der Shutter uno ibr binihei-
ben ipirb idmsr3Ii9 empfunbsn. 4n
ndheren 4ngeb0rigsn binterIdbt Iie iie@
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bte 5srren albert, Gbarles unp otto
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teln unb llrenteln. Die binierbliebes
mem baben bas ber3lihe Wftsefiibl ih@
rer sabIreihen sSreunbe unb 8efanns
ten. Tte gsitdt.ung finbes am Witts
mod Rahmittag bonn 1rauerhdufe,
90. 3116 Wc6enrp Npenue. in Weiis
ipoob, aus itdii. Die 9eihenfsier tpirb
BON g}ditor s.. q. gifenlohr i'm Gres
matprium aebolten.
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7leine Yoli3eina4ri4ten

- Nm. 8. panton, bon go. 3O76
golerain 4pe.. eripiriie seIiern sinsH
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Rensontres mibbanbelt tporoen iein-
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boben.
- Aus Der Mobnuns bon Qena
Gt.inbera go. 1886 Dine S.rabs,
ipurben alsibunssitufs i'm Wertbs BON
$38 seitoblen.
- FRI. Rellie Burnett BON Po. 1908
Oft Court Gtrobe meIbete seiiern i'm
poli3eibauptquortier, oab ibr i'm Nme.
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II of 8. Gtrobs ,purbe seitern nm elm
Weboillon i'm Werthe Don $25 btftobs
len.
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VerOdd)tiger 1ob.
Coroner nnS Yslisei nit ein:r ein'
sebeuben llMteriuhuns beidditist.

Die polisei ioipi. Coroner Or. goe
iinb NIT elmer llnterfuduns betreffs
bes Gobes bes unbetonnten Wtdnnes
beihdftigt. tpelder betanntlid in ber
Samitag Naht nabe Der Carr StraBe
Bride aIs 2eihe auf benz genber Der
2otomotibe zines Big Sour 3uees lie
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Or. 4. 20. Jortmeher porgenommene
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einen 9ruh beg Genids uno sinen
Sddbslbruh berbeiseiiibrt tporbsn
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Iih als blinber pdHasisr auf benz
Dade zines Wagsons bes 3uses be-
fano unD beim Gtnfabrsn untsr bic
Carr Ctr. Bride aegen ben griidenz
bogen fd,lug unb abeeIdleubert ipur<
be. Der Coroner lit jebo6 Der Nns
iidt. bab eoentueu Elm 9erbrsaen pors
liegen fann. Sn ben SdIhen bes
5obten ipurbe Elm 3ettst nit Der Muf<
ihrift: ,Sames 6. Weglop, go. 364
Worrinston abe., 5pbe part". sefun-
ben. WeGlop itsQte iih seitern in Der
Worsue Elm unb ibentifi3irte ben 1ob@
ten als einsn Mann, rpelder ihn am
Jreitag abeno in ben 8ig sgour 66s
fen aniprad unb gslb fur Elm Hah!z
lager baben fpollts. Der llnbetannte
srsdblte ibm, iein Rame Iei Dupis unb
er lei SHmdnn BON geruf. Gr babe
kinabe bic ganse Welt b.reiit, iei i'm
Weiisn bon ein.m rGrsaier" in bas
liute gein sefdofIsn porbsn. Qub.r>
bem bab. er aablreid. anbere eefdbr=
lihe Nbent.u.r beitanben. Inter 9lbs
miral aoblen Gpans babe er auf bsI,
fen Jlaggit,iff Connecticut" bi.
Reiie um bic Welt mitgemaht uip.
Geine Mu.ter fpobne Ho. 2009 Jrpnt
Strabe in elmer Stabt CALIFORNIA;,
beFen Ramen WeGlop ii6 nidt mebr
srinnern tann. WeGIon brdhte ben
Wiann in einsn S6uppen uno theilte
ibm nit, baB er bortIelbit iiberuadz
ten f0nne. Rah unsefdbr anoertbdIb
Stunben fam Der mann aus oem
Shuppsn serannt unb tbeil.e ibnt
(WleGlop) nit, er babe einen furhtbas
ren 5raum sehobt. in pelhtm er bon
elmer Strabeubabnear iiberfabren uno
seritiidslt porben fei. gr fperoe iih
10 ftn.u fpie m0elid mad feiner Ssis
motbitabt in aalifornien beaeben, ba
sr befiirdte. bab i.iner Wuttsr etfDos
Sdlimmes 3useitoben lei. Der llnbes
sannt. babe ibn Weglop) Johann Ders
IaiI.n unb sr tpiiie nitt. mas ipdter
aus ibm setporben lei, Bis ct bic 2eis
DE in Der Worsu. ssieben babe.
Coroner 8r. goe emiiht iih, bic
4breIi. Der 4ngehorisen BEG 5obten
in aaIifornien ousfinbis gu mateH.