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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-11-30
Geri9tsfsuns una 6ei9wOrenenlife.

'@eridtsidreiber ulriib Reue bon
] 2sola iiberianote Der vYof" bieie Wode
fulsenoes, NIT Der Sitte um 8erOhents
lidung:
Siermit wiro betannt 9e9eben, oaB
am 5. Sesember, 1911, nabmittass
Elm llbr, bic @eridtsFbunsen in uno
fiir WcPberion @ountp i'm @eridts-
bauis in 2eola, g. 8, be9innen.
Die Namen Der ins@eidmorenen
In oieien Sermiu ino folsenbe:
@. 6. 8oooabl pbilipp Sung
Bruce Sliper SSreo Setfert, lr.
Garl @anner 8. 8. Seere
So1n Soiflnann u. M. Pierce
See 8eifre Sacob s. 8leine
Sacob &iridmann Sacob Sirid
aoam Obeuauer Gbas. &ialer
Sobn Neubartb Sreo Soenbad
8. 6. garlsearo Sobn Martel
@ilbelm S1niirle Sbomas Sbompion
Sobn @oeidel 6. U. WOore
giiiebers gtels %. &. Sii6op
u! 9. &oaers 8. 6. Spens
&obert u. 8eorse s. W. WcWtanes
@eorge 8rotpn Willaro Isoeo
2aDman @lapton Soc ga
Ssbn W. Stidel Sobn @bresmann
ySottfriso Auait 6reo Sepperle
Die Serren Sacpb &iib,
Solomon Serrmann,
Gouarb Soble uno
aarl Safer lino biermii
nodmals erinnert, Iid am obensenann-
tenn Sage fir Grlansuns ibrer stueiten
Sirserpapiere piinttli6 bier einSu=
finoen.
S6lieBlib erinnere ib nod Oarau,
oaB ieOsr Der oben9enannten Serren
&leiueei6morenen. pelde na4 benz
@sieb bur6 bic Yoit bon benz Inter
3eibneten bena9ridtiet iino, ben ,untes
rem She'll Der 8orlaoun9 nit ibrem
3tanen uno ben betreffenoen Datum
3eibnen unb oann iolben in Dem ei1-
9elegten Sriefumidla9e, perieben nit
Sreimarts, mir umgebeno einsuienoen.
SIT iOl6e @inienoun9 bis Sum fiinften
Gage Dor glnfang Der oben betannt
9esebenen @eridtsiiBuug nidt erfolst
oann bot laut @eieb llntersei6neter ben
Sderiif gu beauftra9en, ben 8eblenoen
gu beuadri6ti9en uno swar auf Soften
oeHelben. 96tun9spoa
ulrid &eue,
8eri6tsIhreiber.
2eola, g. 8, 13. Nop. 1911.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-11-30
School Supply Blanks.

sic t0nnen alles baben, mas 6ie
piinI6en on 8lants, Sdul=Recoros
Oosr irsenD etpas in Sdul Druid
laden, penn sic uus idreiben ooer
bel uns ooripre9en.
Eureka Gcst
gureta. iio=Tatota.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-11-30

Die Siirten wollen bic Saroaneaen
our6 gerienten ibrer eisenen 6abrseuse
iperren. QDdre es nidt prattiider, iie
beniiBten gu oieiem 3iped italienii6e
Sriessibifie2
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-14
FINDS HYDRoPH0BIA MIcRoBE
Germ Which Medical Men Have
Sought for Decades 10 Discovered
by P~ittsburg Doctor.

Pittsburg. Pa.-The microbe that
causes hydrophobia, which medical
men the world over have been seeking
for decades, has been discovered and
photographed by DIR. Frederic Proes-
cher, p~athologist Of the Allegheny
General hospital. DR.. Proescher made
the discovery in a microscopic exam
nation Of tissues from the nervous
system of dogs, cats and horses nat
urally infected with hydrophobia, also
of rabbits innoculated with virus. The
remarkable resistance Of virus to the
outer invasion led the doctor to at
tempt to isolate the unknown microbe
by d~issolving the brain Of animals in
fected with virus.
DR.. Proescher is the physician who
has been experimenting with monkeys
In an attempt to locate the microbe
which causes infantile paralysis.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-14
THAT MEN ARE VAIN
Chicago Haberdasher Declares Stern
Sex Have Greater Fondness for
Mirror Than Women.

Chicago.-"Women have nothing on
men. when 1t is a question of vanity"
said a well-known clothier and haber-
dasher with IN establishment on the
loop. "On each corner OF our building
we have mirrors, and by actual count
ten men have stopped to adjust their
ties, straighten their hat brim, or pull
up their coal collar to every two wo-
men who paused as they went by.
"Of course nearly every woman
that went by glanced at the glasses,
but the men deliberately stopped and
preened themselves like SO many pea
cocks.
Then we have the same thing In
the store. A woman will look ever so
many times at herself in the glass be-
fore she decides on a hat or q suit,
but a man has to twist around. and al
most astand on his head before he Is
satisfied with his looks"
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-14
FIND OLDEST CITY IN ARIZONA
Relies unsarthed In TabIeiand Said %
es 10000 Years oId-cosered
With PraIrIe Dust.

Phoenix. Arix.-Stil another "cld-
est city IN the world" has been dis
covered. When +. Hewitt Myring
found vases IN Peru In ruins which
were said to be 1000 years old. Il was
imagined that the remains OF early
civilization had been pushed % far In
antiquity 20 they would sver 90.
But A. Lafave. . mining engineer. has
found the relics Of . town IN an Ari-
xona lakeland near Phoenix which be
INSISTS are ct least 10000 years old.
Tho buildings are on . level stretch
Of country whore neither slit nor wash
possible. and yet the ruins were
covered with ten feet Of prairie dust,
which the discoversr claims requires
ages 70 accumulate.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-14
RED SPOT MARKS MARRIAGE
East india Woman Wears Forehead
Sign instead ~ Wedding Ring
Puts Il on Every Morning.

New York.-Mr. and Mrs. Christ
mases. natives OF Raipur. IN one or
the central provinces Of India, sailed
on the White Star liner Celtic the
other day for England. They will re-
turn home via Gues. completing 4
circuit Of the globe.
Attention VA attracted to the 1T
tie East Indian woman By the pres
once on her forehead Of 4 red spot.
She explained that this red spot
marks the fact that she Il ! wife.
She puts Il on every morning with 1
pencil Of red crayon and will con-
tinue TO do 20 while she IL ! wife.
II het husband should die she would
cease wearing the red spot. Wedding
rings are not worn n Raipur.
The husband q deputy commits.
stoner az revenues for the British
government n hi native province.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-14
Broken Leg Of Little Bird 10 Placed
In Plaster Cast-Tapped at Win
dow for Admission.

Boston.-If the pigeon patient whose
left leg has been In a plaster cast at
the Relief hospital for IL days were
able to talk probably the first thing
1t would do after its discharge" from
the hospital would be to fly to Penn
berton Square, the general meeting
place Of the pigeons, and tell the 9TH
ers what a wonderful thing surgery is.
The pigeon at the Relief hospital
had the plaster cast taken from Its
Les by DR.. Shedd this morning. There
were many surgeons present and they
manifested no little interest in the
work Of DIR. Shedd. who has taken
considerable interest In the case OF
the helpless pigon, which tapped Its
bill repeatedly against the window of
the hospital until an attendant came to
its assistance.
The pigeon was admitted" and DR..
Shedd. after setting the injured leg.
placed It In q cast. also placing the
right leg In q cast.
The bird has been given much at
tention and has been an ideal patient.
The. bird was taken to q private room
and DR.. Shedd and Mr.. Hartigan, the
attendant, placed 1t on an operating
table" and removed the cast When
the cas- vas removed 1t was evident
that the pigeon had forgotten all about
flying. The bird tapped its wings
once, but made no attempt to fly out
Of DR.. Shedd's hand. The injured leg
has mended well, and in another week
the patient will be discharged"
The injured pigeon has become q
mascot at the Relief hospital. The at
tendants would like to keep the bird
there. Several persons have promised
to give the bird q home should the at
taches OF the hospital wish to give 1t
up. The managers Of. the poultry
show made an effort to get the bird
for exhibition purposes. but DR.. Shedd
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-14
Shark Captured in Chase

been dragged ashore and viewed by
expert shark fishers they all said that
had the old-fashioned methods been
used 1t was likely the shark would
have escaped, as It was an unusually
powerful specimen.
Mr.. Zabriskie Is hailed as the pio-
neer In q new campaign against the
sharks, and other fishermen here will
carry reyolvers when they 60 out. in
the hope that they may get q chance
to emulate MI. Zabriskie's example.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-14

Bashfu Boarder Calls Police
Rather Than Disturb Fair
Sleeper.
OfIcer Franz sheidmantls Makes
Frantic Attempt to Arouse In
vader, Finally RssortIno to
Desperate Measures.

New York.-Charles Freeman came
home early. after sjust one" at the
corner. entered his room In the fur.
nished room house at 692 Third ave
nue.. struck a match. lit the gas-and
then ran all the way to the East
51st street station.
AS he landed in front of Lieut.. En-
mis- his teeth chartered so that he
could hardly speak.
There's someone in the bed" he
calculated.
There's some one In lots Of beds
at this time Of night. in this neighbor-
hood" was the philosophic r~ejoinder
Of the lieutenant.
"B-B-B-ut it's m-my bed and 't-t-is-s-s
q woman" said Freeman.
"A woman" echoed Ennis In sur
prise. We'll. why In blazes-"
"Oh. / want to get her out" walled
Freeman. ~blushing furiously.
We'll. II that's the case, you'll have
to be accommodated" and he rang
the bell summoning Policeman Franz
S~heidmantle.
"Ohicer. there's a dame In this
guys bed. and he demands her imme
date removal. Go to It."
Schiedmantle stared at Freeman.
swallowed hard. braced himself for
the impending ordeal. and had Free
man follow him.
On the way to the nat Freeman, in
the comfortable company OF a police
man. became quite loquacious.
4 could hardly believe my eyes,"
he told Scheidmantle. Gee, II l had
known there was a woman in the
room. I'd have shot myself before /
entered"
When they got to the house Free
man stayed downstairs while the
valiant cop went up to rout the in
vader. Scheidmantle pounded on the
door. Naught but the gentle breath
ing Of the fair sleeper was heard.
He said things. but the sleeper was
unmoved. Then he entered and gen.
tly shook the woman and reused her.
Youth have to get out Of here"
Scheidmantle informed her.
"Oh-h-h-hii-h-u-u-m," yawned the
woman. and Scheidmantle modestly
and considerably retreated to the
hall.
She's gettin' up" he flashed to the
blushing Freeman.
Minutes passed. but no d
emerged from the room. Whereupon
Scheidmantle once more pounded on
the door. There was no answer. The
sleeper had yawned. rolled over and
gone to sleep again.
Now Scheidmantle resorted to des-
perate measures.
Hey, you'll" he bawled, as he OPEN
ed the door again. You'll have to
beat It outen here"
Very we'll" spoke the sleeper, and
she started to do 1t right away.
"Landlady-landlady-" Freeman's
and Scheidmantle'- -oices chorused
In tones to arous the whole neigh
borhood- And the landlady came,
shooed the sleeper back to the oom,
and helped her dress. Then she told
the policeman that her name was Liz
zie Marion. and that che was a gov
for q Mrs. Hopkins Of Glen
Cove. L. ]. How she got into Free
mans she hadn't the slightest
idea, 80 Scheidmantle locked her IN
for safe keeping.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-14
Nine-Foot Hammerhsad Shot with
Revolver and Then Pursued Hall
Mile BY Man In Motor Boat.

Palm Beach. FLA novel method
OF killing sharks was introduced here
BY Alonxo Morgan Zabriskie. holder
Of many local fishing records, who.
substituting q revolver for the con-
ventional rod and line. chased a nine
foot shark half q mile and shot 1t to
death.
Nj. zabriskie, In = power boat. was
flshing for kingfish Id the gulf stream
when the opportunity Of adding a new
element Of danger to the life Or =
shark presented itself. He happened
to look. ove the side Of the boat, and
saw. only : few feet away, q shark
that was nine feet long and tough
looking for its size. Drawing his re-
volver, Mr.. zabriskie blaxed away.
He hit the shark, which darted
away. Mr.. zaxriskie started his an
gtnss and went after II. Tho chase
lasted for half ! mile. Before that
distance was covered the shark had
come close enough to the surface sev-
oral times to permit the skilful plaC-
ing Of more shots. In all Mr.. Zabris-
kie shot ok tines.
When be finally came up with me
shark the man eater " 1 dying. Il
was dragged ashore and killed. When
II was measured on the pier Il was
found that each Of the six shots had
taken elect. One q them had pierced
the brain. while another had lodged
N the hackbone.
- S&&a
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-14
kANsAs soLoN STRICKEN.
Representative Mitchell Dies at Law
renee After Long Sickness.

Representative Mitchell Dies at Law
renee After Long Sickness.
Lawrence, Kansas. - Representa-
tive Alexander C. Mitchell of the
second Kansas district died at his
home here, following a long illness.
Mr.. Mitchell was elected to the house
of representatives last year on a pro-
gressive republican platform, defeat.
ing Representative Charles F. Scott,
regular republican"
Two weeks after Mr.. Mitchell took
his seat In the national house OF rep
resentatives last March he became Ill.
He returned to the west and on April
80 underwent an operation In Kansas
City for . disease OF the stomach.
Two weeks later he was taken to his
home in Lawrence.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-14
Returns Haakon,e pecor.tion.

Chicago. III. - Nicolaye Grevstad.
editor Of Sk~andinaven and recently ap-
pointed minister to Uruguay and Para
quay, has returned q decoration be-
slowed uopn him by King Haakon or
Norway. The decoration is the Nor
wegian Knighthood OF st. Olaf, grant
ed to MI. Grevstad In recognition Of
his services as . newspaper man.
When President Taft appointed him
to 2 post in the American diplomatic
service. however, Mr.. Grevstad decid-
ed that II would be Inconsistent to re-
tain the decoration.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-14

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wanamaker
has Just taken an additional 1000. 900
worth Of insurance on his life. He
already was the most heavily insured
man In the world and his total insur-
ance now amounts to $500. 900. His
annual premiums on this amount il
estimated to be about $126.0O0
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-14

xhsse ~ ! geney1l observance d
~ Fourt IL European capitals.
The IN cf July waG scelebrated IA
many sections of the Ola country.
Two were Killed ana fourteen injur-
- ii auto wrecks neal Pittsburg Sum
day.
Pittsburg was selected - the NEXT
meeting place o. the American insti-
tute of homeopathy.
Thu German cruiser Berlin will re-
1ieve the gunboat Panther at Agadin.
Morocco. The Berlin Is three times
al large az the gunboat Panther.
AT Coshocton, 81. Aviator Lemar
was probably fatally injured when his
Curtis biplane. flying low, struck the
roof Of q house, turning over and dash
Ing him to the. ground.
More than $500 engineers Of the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad were grant
ed an increase In wages Of about 8
per cent.
President Taft has under considera-
tion the withdrawal Of the troops now
forming the vancouver division In
Texas.
President Taft approved an issue
OF $1,5O0.000 Hawaiian bonds, the
money to be used In public improve
ment In the islands.
Crazed by heat which prevailed
there, Mrs. McCrary, Of Lockney,
Texas, killed her three children and
ended her own life.
1t Is reported that Bakhmetieff, for
mer Russian ambassador at Toxic,
has been promised the Washington
post IN case Baron Rossn resigns.
John McNarrey, chief Of the Kansas
City, Kas. fire department, vas dan
gerously injured when he fell through
the floor Of q burning house in that
city.
Festivities In connection with the
coronation of King George, SO far as
the metropolis Ii concerned, ended
Friday with his majesty's treat to the
children.
President Taft left washington on
Friday for his new cottage at Beverly.
Mass. Mrs.. TAFT, Charlie Taft. Miss
Della Torrey, the presidents aunt.
OF Milbury, Mass, and Major A. W..
Butt accompanied him.
The state health department OF Ok
lahoma has decreec that artificial but
termilk must go. The sale OF this
kind 81 buttermilk Is said to be q
practice In some OF the cities
OF the state.
Expeditions action In the pending
treaties with Honduras and Nicara-
gua, providing for customs guarantees
for foreign loans BY those govern
merits. where urged By President
Taft IN B message to the senate.
William ]. Handke. north Of Atchi-
ron, 1inished ~threashing wheat from
eleyen-acre field and the yield
promises to be the high record for
Kansas this year, being $50 bushels.
average of gin bushels an acre.
The supreme court OF the United
States issued an order to the attorney
general ordering him to instruct the
lower courts to carry out the supreme
decision providing for the dis
solution OF the American Tobacco com
pany.
Gifts to the amount Of 81, 200. 900
received by Harvard university last
year. were announced BY President
to the 1000 for more Harvard
men gathered for the alumni meeting
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-14
INJURED PIGEON A
felt that the patient was not strong
enough for show purposes.

enough for show purposes.
In the accident the pigeon lost its
tail. some plumage and broke a leg.
1t was q wise old bird, the doctor said,
when It dragged itself to the window
or the hospital. DR.. Shedd said that
the pigeon seemed to take an interest
In his operation and blinked its eyes
approvingly when the cast was re-
moved.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-14

NJ ASHINGTON-One OF the June brides n the national capital al Mrs
- Bessie Draper Mckedin: who married Lieut. Commander Leigh Carlyle
Palmer, u. s N. She is wealthy, ba utful and q leader OF society in At
lanta, Ga, and has been living in Washington this season with her two
young children. Lieut. Commander Palmer is a native Of St. Louis, Mo. He
has been President Tafts naval aide and also is q director Of target prac.
uce. He is a member of a number of clubs and is very popular anoat and
ashore.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-14

Edward Dicey, Author, Dies.
London, Eng. Edward Dicey, the
author and journalist, Is dead. He
was born In 1882.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-27

moblthllenre inl1ere Mnbe, n1al1 lit gut
%aufgeboben. @as iolde &erionen ia
gen, oas lit untriigli9 mabr; III If
rer 8ergargenbeit, in ibren 8erbalt=
nil CIT lit aQeS 10 flar l1no beu, mie
men1 man auf oem fiel elrei9en 80
Oe,1 zines t%rpitalbellen @e6irgSb6d=
leins blidte; Gin Geripreden lit 10 gut
mic unter Gi0 g%egeben, menn es aus
ibrem Mmnbe fonmt. Mit loldgn
,Meniden gu perfc6ren lit cine @obl=
t6at. = 0as genaue @egentbeil lit ser
Serfebr init @6arafteren, bel 0euen
mon nien1als meiB, mie man 0aron
lit. @i1ter aQes mas lie lagert, ieben
mir int Stiaen ein grobeS 6rage=
5eiden; BON allenl, mas lie er30blcl1,
5iebcn mir innerlib einen ltarfen Nro=
5%e1rtiab ab; lire ltebcrtreibunaen fiib=
rem mir bei ser cigenen &%enntniBnab=
me allf ein perniinftiges MaB 51riid;
mas iie BON ibrer @%ergangenbeit er=
5a6lcn, nebn1el1 mir d1lf ser Morobe=
merfllna: ga, aal15 70 ido1r mars
lrfu]t ano onf @eripred)unaclr l1n0
@erabre0ltngen lnlicn mi" inns nit it,
men gar llld}t Gin, Nel1n ul11on fam lid)
nidt oltf iie berloilen!" Iieles l1r=
t6eil lit elm observation-disclosures; Mell=
ibel1, al1f Sic mon iid nidt perloilel1,
uno oel1en man nidts glaltben foulr,
gebDren IN sic Mlbrif Ser n1inoerlper=
@eid0pfe. - @abr6eit 1tnb
5ipei ~mertbpol(e gigel1l hof=
ten melrihliden Gbarofters, iie ioler1
inns beiltg fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-27
Ger fanlc Sans.

IS lit cinual Elm &11abe gcmeleL
Ger bnt Sans 9e9eiBell. Gr mor elm
foller SNl1Ae, Der nidts %lerlleu mott
te. Gr lief lie6er iiber Sic Strobe
ais 5ltr SGule, ioB lieber am Yro0=
ld)ronf ais ol1f Ser Sd)ulmnf, las
lieber Mcpfel inns girne1 ais sic lcbG=
ltel1 @eihldlten I'M 2eiehud. @us er
groB muroe, 6atte ct ]1id]ts geler11t,
lu1o nictnono fonl1tc i'm broltder. ga
mpate er eil1 Sd6fer lper0elt, neil er
Damn feline foltlen @einc reht meit in
oaS @ras itreden f0n1tte. Ga CT ober
olf Sic &erbe nidt adtgob, 10 bot i6n
lein SEER fortgeiagt. Nl1n n1rBte er
Settel6ro0 eliel1, be1m orbeiten mpGte
er nidt. @eil or oher Elm GROCER
itanmiger gllride NOR, 10 500 man
0en Sol0otenrof an, inns MIN
ging's: 9fed)tslnm! &ormGrts morlh!"
Nd, mic lol.er mltrbe 6os Sent falrlen
aber Sic Sdl1le mor. gut fir
0ern er ler11te @dl1oe u11b sSiiBe
aebrol1d)en. Gs lit ober 0pd1 ME Ct
lpoS Gehtes aus i6ll gemorben. Gr
hlieb Cit orn1er Sropf lci1 2ebcn
oel1n 0os' Spricbport bebalt
vSSllng gelpobnt, aft getbon!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-27
Nsnder schre5en
MACH FLETcHER'S
T RIA
&in0erefe.
9as @e>uiiicn,

@Gbreu6 zines Shiffbrl1d)es aui
Gent otluutiid)cn Ocean, 81 pie(e Wer=
idel1 ol1rd3 grtri1fen ibr 2ebeu perlp=
rel1, gelang es einem jl111gen Maln
nit piel Miibe, lih m1f eineu1 trei=
benoen Malt SIT retten, u11 Sem er iid)
nit ieinen lebten &rGften feItbielt.
lin i'm fer toutel1 0os @ei6rei l1n0
bic Sonn1errltfe Ser Shiffbriidigen,
Sic nit Sen toien6en @oget1 fdr1pf=
ten. Cine mobtige S%tl1r5melle iiber=
goB SEN treibenoen Malt NIT miloer
@etpalt. Ser Siinglirrg idien perlo=
re11. uMlrtter, ih 6ube Sic Gorintbel1
ooh genommen!" rief er alts, 0ann
p%erialtf er. s(ber frdftige 9(rnte ltl1l=
faBten- i'm iogleid un0 ihmammel1
nit ibm ST 0em nddblten &ettrngs=
boot. Sort muroen beioe al1fgerom=
men.
Nl5 ser Singling ipdter nit ici=
l1ent Jietter auf eilten pprbeifabrcn=
SEN Iantpfer geborgen mar u11o bon
leil1eu1 Captain gefragt mltrOe, 'mie
er in ienem M1tgc11blif SIT Sic en1 Ml1s=
ruff gefornmle1 iei> fat CT geantrportet:
Cartier ml11oere i) MIDI ielblt nidt
meniger, ols SIR glad mlrn0ert. S11
meinen SSltgelrotagen babe ib ei11rnol
meiner Matter Gorintben el1tmel10et
lu1o ibr 0as abgeleugnet, babe aud
r1ldt otter an 0iei et 8orfau ge0a6t.
A6er in ienem Mugenbife, oo i6 nidt
a1t6ers oadte, ols ib miille iterben,
peridmano mir alles Dor Sen Ml1gen
inns i6 iab nien1alro als meme Wf,1t=
ter, Sic MIDI 5nr &e0e ltellte. 9ober
metn Musruf T. = Bott lei Can't! met
tie Mltter lebt nod], nn6 ih fam es
ibr befennen," iebte CT freltoig bin51t.
Seinen 8e0onfel1 NOR bieie Siinoe
entldpun0en, .aber iein @epii=
len batte lie aufbemobrt un0 irt ser
So6esnotb ibn oorltm gerihtet.
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sus' uidjt SQcs, mas SIT 'ucift.

gu elmer 3eit, als es nit Ser 81
derbeit Ser &eiiel1oen nod gar libel
6eltellt mor, fubr in eil1er einiamen,
maloigen '@egeno S9ottlano's cine
Eoltfltide 0abin. ltnter Sen Sniai=
ien mar Elm etma 5man5igiabriges
6raulein am aelprddiglte11. Sic er=
3ablte ga115 al1siii6rli9> lie iei in 2on-
SON pier SATIRE in Stell1ulg gcpeie1
uno babe 100 Eflrno eripart. Sci ei=
ner Sdmeiter, beren Montel1 uno
8o6nort Tie ge,1an angob, molle lie
fire Mltsiterer maden u1r0 lib Damn
perbetratben. Man fam altd al,f Sic
ltniiderbeit Ser @egen0 5u ipreden.
ga iagte 0as 6raulein: u8ei mir fin
sen Sic &duber nidts; id bobe mein
@el6 lit 8anfnoten in n1einem linfen
5dub oeritedt."
Man fl1br meiter. Bloblid pur0e
Ser @agen a%ngebalten. @ermummte
Mdnner 6rangen Elm l11o for0erten
@elo. ga iagte ein after @err, ser
cuff Ser gan5ert 6abrt ihmeigeno in
elmer @de gelebnt batte: uSSbr brau9t
bloB bas 6raulein sort 81 beranlalien,
sen linfen 5dub aus5u5ieben a11t1 SIR
merSet NIT gurer 8eute 5ufrieoen
iein." sic 1ieBen iid 6os ni@t 3mei=
NAL lagen; 6as Srdulein ml1Bte Sen
Sdub al1s5ieben 11no NIT Dem @el6e
madten iid Sic &duber 6apon. SHE
Mitreiien6en gaben ibrem ltntpiQen
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uher Sen @errdtber ltnperboblen glus=
orud.. Ser aber iaB mieber gang itil
oa, ME iebr aud oas Ma6den meil1te.
8ei ieiner S6meiter a,1gefomen,
erbielt oas 5rdnlein zines Cages cine
@el0len6ung BON 200 &fun0 mno Ell
1en 8rief. Darin iton6: SD eriebe
Sbnen biermit Sic 100 Efun0, Ste
man Sbnen gera1bt fat. SS1 babe
SIR @ebeilnnib sen &allbern perro=
t6en, oon1it iie midi nit meine,1 1000
Efuno mgcidoren laiien io1ten. Die
>pelteren 100 Yfun0 iollen mein &od)=
5eitsgeidenf fir Sic iein. BieQeidt
Bart icb Sbncn audi nod5 rotten, flint
tig niebt AQes m1s5np(ouoern."-