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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-04
THE LOOKER-ON

They say that water never runs up mill. but during the late blizzard the water was flowing in the opposite di- r.'ti"u "a snake river. Quite stream .'rrr tEr mouth way up to the dredges ar u'o Ecmont Point The whole % uuuy vas inundated by the up su, u t,ving waters of Bering sea which s.a- caused by the waters pill ing ur on this coast several feet high rr than their normal condition.
 The water came through cracks iu ,h'. ic" making a miniature geyser in rlac,.~ and the pressure was great enough to break sp all the ice in the lower river Nothing like this has happened SD late in the season. and without doubt the last blizzard while .it lasted was one of the worst this camp has ever experienced.
 $: ;:
 Watch for the ground hog" That Is what several said when We publish "d the fact that the second of Febru- 1rN was ground hog day"
 ID created quite laugh that tn, day should be applied to this country and We are safe in saying that at least "tw" ground hogs" saw their shadow on that day right here in Nome. for Ian persons born on that day come un der th" list of ground hogs" and ii they can see their shadow why the real "h"g" should bc able to see his.
 
 In the du" course of time the results "f governmental experiments and sta 'istics are brought to a focus and de- lieved a, the spout many days after they w"r" delivered to the hopper of the government grinding machine Ar Ter nearly a year We are informed that rhr census or Nome is 2.6oO and Col sawyer. who took the census was forced C. tell th" same fact nearly wear ago upon the witness stand here in th. district court But there is so much rcd tape in connection with the government experts arriving at the correct number that one has tn w-t and wait until every yard of fl has been measured on and properly ap- r.t.' before what Is what" is really lno"u. We were fortunate in having the colp"el's ngur~s long since for 1t Nhuld hay" been long guessing time To save woited m'n now ta hear The actual population of oNme.
 & 2 z
 r" a man up tree with better view of the landscape than the fellow on th" ground. 1t commences to look as if the republican party. In Alaska. are working overtime trying to firmly nail the lid on the coffin of the straight 'out and out. dyed in the wool" fol- lowers of the q. O. r. for every ap- poinment they make and have made this past year with one or two excep- Jions Is a clinch nail in their caslket.
 With the exception of Judge Mu- rane and George Schofeld. where has the party in power appointed straight out and out republican here on Seward Peninsula This Is what l they call looking gift horse in the mouth, and the straight out and out republicans shouldn't do any such a thing for they will see an image of ID" Hon. James Wickersham reflected l 1y SD doing
 should an election be held again ]
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-04

Tn, work on the Panama canal i~ expensive Fifty more lives We're for teited yesterday by workers on the waterway and the fatalities in connec- ti"n with the construction of the great waterway seem to increase Js tho work progresses Pr.matur, .xplos- ions. falling rock and land slides have an rutailed their shar, of deaths and t looks as though nothing can be done tn prevent such fearful disastcr<
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-04

Mah for the outside elosses at local postoffiee on Monday and Thursday sf- ternoors at 2 o'clock
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-04
J. Nj. SLOAN, M. Q. C. ~.

Manitoba University. r.. R. C. P Edinburgh. l.. R. C. s Edinburgh. [. r. r. X & Glasgow.
 office hours I to 2 and tn <. a. p. m Phone: pnico. Main t5. ,o~l dcncc Black l5
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-04

Tn" thermometer "u The corner ~to., n Dallas. TcNts. registered s3 de -r"'.> yesterday and the good town .'ts ar" red hot-so to speak If il N"rr possible. Nome would gladly ex- chang" 9 little lo below for some of rho balla- s3--and 0, would never nuli,, it. either
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-04

The Eagles 18th annual entertain ment and ball February 6 at Eagle Hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-04

Valentine party 4. B. Hall Feb. i4. Womar's Auxiliary. St. Mary's Parish
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-04

Back m Glasgow. K. au aged wa- man came [" life as she was about tu D" lowered into grave But that k not the first time that suppos.dl, dead on" has come to life and ere t'"d sensation Wasn't Delegate Wi,Ecrsham the first official to respond 'a The telegram sent 10 him hv the 'hamber uf Commerce
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-04

shr,ners Ball Eagle Hall. Feb. II.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-04
COMING EVENTS

Outside mari is due to srrtve on Mon cay end Thursday afternoons.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-04

High School play. Eagle Hal. Feb rus~y IS.
 Eazsc-n Star eall February 9. A 8. Hail.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-04
OFFICIAL PAPER.

NOME. ALASKA. FEB. l, 1911.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-04
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

PHYSICIANS AND SIrPGEONS
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-04
OR. Q s. NEuMAN.

% Steadman Ave Telephone Black g..
The Prescott daily news., 1911-04-25
FREE LIST BILL TAKEN UP Underwood Drect Irse of Measure and Expects It ass With
 out Amer its.

Washington, April The Demo cratic farmers free l. li.l, framed with the idea of benefit persons in every section of the country was taken up in the house Osca' Under wood. ways and means cha N, will direct the course of the the floor debate, and expects i pas without amendments.
 No one will hazard a eaers as to how long the measure will be und 1T consideration before vote is taken. Much will depend upon the tine re- quired by the opponents of the meas ure Standpatters like CannCl, Dal- zell and Fordney, are preparing to make a terrific onslaught against the proposition of extending the free list.
 They consider it's success in the house, whether it passes the senate and is signed by the president or not, would be an entering wedge and would be the death knell of high protection.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-04-25
AID FOR WIDOWS CHILD
secretary of Fathers and Mothers Boston Club Would Pen
 sion Widows.

Boston, April 25.-"Widows with 'nAdren of school age or unGel should N pensioned by the government. and shen the children are of age they saould be made to Pay a certain amount towards the mothers mainte. rance said Mrs. Frederick l.. Mahen. secretary of the Fathers and Mothers uuu or Boston. She says:
 When child is between S and 14 ssars or age he needs the most care ,u attention. Character is in the 'uimauVe stage, The mother is con Mnlly needed then.
 The average woman who loses her a aa'Oaad will struggle earnestly to .'sp her family together Physical s.u 4. mental weakness induced by such .aDi' su 100 often results in lamentable a.n ule and the mother becomes a
The Prescott daily news., 1911-04-25
J. s. REGAIN, cashie
HAMILTON FALLS 100 FEET Aviator in Teaching Two Millionaire Pupils Has Long Drop, but Es-
 capes With Slight Hurt.

Hartford, Conn, April 25.-Charles K. Hamilton. the aviator, fell nearly 100 feet here, but escaped uninjured, except for a scalp wound. His new baby Wright aeroplane was wrecked
 Hamilton received his new machine and he and his mechanics assembled it and tuned it up. An aviation field was laid out and Hamilton announced that among his pupils would be two multimillionaires He promised some startling flights
 Ten thousand people gathered on the field as it was rumored that he would make a flight. Most of them had gone home, however, when his mechanics wheeled the aeroplane out and Hamilton took his seat. The aero plane ran well and took the air all right.
 When Hamilton had reached a height of about 100 feet. however, the machine sidled and then fell to the ground.
 Hamilton was picked out of the de- bris and at once jumped to his feet, declaring himself unhurt It is be- lieved the engine is undamaged, but the frame of the machine was badly smashed
The Prescott daily news., 1911-04-25
CANNON GETS RARE FAVOR
.UncIe Joe" Gets Choice Quarters In Capitol, Securing Rooms Within
 Few Steps of House.

Washington, April 25.-Although "Uncle Joe" Cannon isn't minority leader, and hasn't any claim to spe- cial favoritism at the hands of the new majority, the Democrats consid- erately have allowed him the rare favor of an office within only a few steps of the house floor.
 The ex-speaker is lodged i'll the quarters formerly occupied by the committee on pensions. Minority Leader Mann, who could have had the place. gracefully withdrew in favor of Cannon, and took a room on the floor below.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-04-25
PICTURES SHOW RIOTERS
Kaleidoscope Views of Street Battle Is Basis of Champagne Melee
 Warrants.

Paris, April 25.-Kinetoscope views taken during the champagne riots oi April 12 are proving useful adjuncts to justice. The public prosecutor at Rheims had several views displayed before eye-witnesses of the riots with the result that many of the partici- pants were recognized
 Warrants have bean issued against persons who in the pictures are shown to have insulted the army, as well as against many who participated in the rioting.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-04-25
Reyes Called Home by Dlaz.

Paris, April 25.-Gen. Bernardo Reyes, the Mexican former minister of war, has received call from Presi- dent DiaZ to return at once to Mexico. Diaz asks his aid in the attempt to set tie the insurrection. Gen. Reyes cx- poets to sail for New York within 6 ortnight-perhaps within a week.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-04-25
Eater Challenges World.

Rockland, Mass, April 25.-With a record of eating 60 boiled eggs and 100 oysters at one sitting, and 13 Holsters at another, Thomas F. Curly has is sued a challenge to eat against any man in the world.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-04-25
Woman Evangelist Gets a Divorce.

Bloomington, H., April 25.-A sen sation was created in central Illinois by the announcement that Mrs. Charles Kyner had been granted vorce in Chicago on grounds of un' faithfulness
 Mrs. Kyner is a well known singing evangelist. and her husband has been nrjncipal of various schools in central Illinois
The Prescott daily news., 1911-04-25
1'll to Increase Cost of Minino

padall rdaiilsOurg, Pa, April 25.-,Iames F. Ms v.iVA' state chief of mines. figures nl,an. increased cost of mining in bitu- e0ds s coal mines, if the proposed ,ts m 1 s passed in this state, placing it ton io4,s {. Us, per ton. The yearly produc- eYnaa i0o.OOO,OOO tons and the total ''pen'e will be s4,5OO,OOo.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-04-25
Floatinu Coo Sinks Steamer.

San Francisco. April 21.-The steam CT Triton, which sailed from this port for the South seas. struck a drifting log off Pigeon Point and sank. Her captai hand crew took to the small boats and landed at Pescadero, Cal.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-04-25
Charges Are Silly"

The charge that dynamite was kept by McNamara in tae headquarters of his organization is sly. If he was in the blowing-up bgs.less he would have too much sense to keep dynamite around the headquar ITS. It is very easy to hire Harry Orchards to plant dynamite where the detectives who paid them to plant it can find it.
 The persons instrumental in Me Namara's arrest will have to produce good evidence to show why he wanted to blow up the Los Angeles Times when he is a member of the Structural Iron Workers organization.
 Their case might have looked bet ter had they arrested member of the Typographical Union. The Western Federation of Miners went through just such a siege. It is hard on the individual but it strengthens the or ganization and also solidifies union labor
The Prescott daily news., 1911-04-25
Will Raise $250,Ooo.

All unions came to our support and now the Western Federation will re- ciprocated We will take official mo- tice of the arrests as soon as it is nee essary and we stand ready to raise S250,000 or more to help detray eX penses of this, the second great fight that has been started by the enemies of organized labor against it's prin- ciples.
 Detective Burns has simply taken 8 number of explosions that have oc- cured over the country, empIoyed a few Orchards and worked up case do not know McNamara personally but l do know President Ryan of the structural iron workers. He was a former Colorado mining man. l know him to be one of the most conserva- tive men in organized labor. l sup pose he directs the policy of his organ ization, and l know his policy would not be one of dynamiting.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-04-25
MINERS UNION n DEFEND M 'NAMARA PRESIDENT MOVER SAYS ORGAN PATTON STANDS READY TO
 CALL FOR ASSESSMENT. TO RAISE S25O,OOO FUND Western Federation Head Considers Charges Against Alleged Dyna-
 miter Frame-Up.
TO RAISE S25O,OOO FUND

Denver, Colo, April 25.-1he West ern Federation of Miners stands ready to levy an assessment of $5.00 upon each of 50,000 members to form a defense fund for Secretary J. J. Me Namara of the Structural Iron Work CTS.
 This statement was made by Charles H. Mover, president of the Western Federation of Miners.
 Mir. Mover said "I consider the entire affair a frame-up similar to the one l and my associates were victims of some years ago in connection with the death of former Governor Steunen- berg of Idaho. The arrest of Me Namara shows on its face that it was frame-up He was treated exactly as we were. He was not given a sin gle show, either by the governor of Indiana or tie courts of Marion county.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31
&ldnberei.

.Die @elt lit oorfom1er iiberal,
$50 Ser Meni9 ntdt btnfommt nit
ieiner Quall"
iagt .Sdiner in ser r8ru11t bon Mei i
iina," un6 fait an 6erielbeu Stele
ftebt::
rguf 6en Bergen 1T Sreibeit."
Beioe Sate fino anfedtbar. Son
@oQfommenbeit 1T a1ih, 90, roo Ser
gequalte Menfd nidt binfommt tel.
ne Meoe, ltn6 nit ser Sreibeit auf
Ben Bergen iit'g oa,d nidt ueit Der.
,WolIfontmer1 lit ebe1 ntdts auf ote<
Ter Meni9ener6e. Die @oqfonrn1et1-
belt 1T Elm Soea1, oos mir erifreben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31

gen 3eit nod 8eIieben @ebra14 ma
den. Mu9 Ser getpobnlide Mant
mnB i'm 5dtpeiBe ieines Mngeii6ts
arbeiten, nm ieire Jsamilie 51 erbal-
ten, mabreno fem better geifeQter Wfit-
meni9 sic Sreuoen 6es 2ebens ge-
sniebt. 9as lit nun einmal nidt an-
oers. @ir leben in feiner pollfom-
l1eten @elt.
1enno9 erfreut ii9 sic @attin uno
Mutter trot LANCER M~rbeits5eit zines
g%or5ugs iiber lire in Babrifen ooer
I0ffentliden Mnitalten arbeitenoen
Mtti9meitern. Mleroings fam iie
oie Dauer ibrer Gbdtigfeit ni6t nod
.Stun0en berednen, ood Oh ite iabt
un0 ltopft, ODER fo@t un6 ouf Die &tn=
Ser M9t gibt: iie tbut a1les 6os fir
|li6 uno sic, melde' ibr maize iteben,
sic iie liebt. Cont fdGt ibr a11d sic
Mnitrengung meniger i6tper, als Sc
men, Sic 3mar fir sic 9a1er ibrer Nr=
belt einen b%eitimmten 3eitmeiier, aber
in ser &egel fein perionlides Snte=
reiie an Ben 6ridten Tires 6leiBes
baben. l1n6 iie miiilen it6 @andes
gefaQen laiien, mabren6, I'M S6iller
nod einrnal on3ufibren, es bon Ser
&ausfrat beiBt: Isle berridet meiie
inn bausliden &reiie."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31
Tamilientreis.
MadJiidt

@ie gering lit 6o6 Sic 3abl ser
Meni6en, bel benen mir mirfli6 auf
&adiidt re@nen 6iirfen, BON 0enen
mir 1T ibrem l1rtbetl Iber ua1s 5do=
nltng uno Mil0e erparten 6%iirfen,
uno mie menig iiben MIR ielbit in ser
8e%urtbeilung unierer nmgebung
Ma6iidt! IS lit ieltlam, mie i@mer
es uns in Sen metiten Sallen miro,
nadiidtig 5u fem, trob6em mir ielbit
in 10 retdem MaBe ser Ma6itdt an-
6erer be6iirfen. @enn es au@ cine
olte @abrbeit iii, 6ab Ser Meni@ ge=
mobnli@ BON an5eren ant lauteiten
sic Gugen6en for6ert, sic linn ielbft
ant meiiten feblen, 10 lit es 0o@ eigen=
tbimli@, 6aB gera6e sic. nebung ser
Eugeno Ser Madft6t, nit ser mir BEL
anoerert taglid un6 itiinoli@ gu red=
men getpobnt iin6, nrs 10 idmer miro.
Mogen mir, nab unierer Meinung,
no9 10 lebensflug un6 melterfabren
fem, mir 6enfen nod piel 5u penig
6arart, 6aB mir uns 6as 2eber1 10 ltr-
enoli@ piel lei9ter MAIDEN fonntert,
menn mir uns 6a5u entl6lieBen moM=
ten, na6ii6tiger gegen sic Meni@en
3n iein, NIT 6ene1t uns 6as tdglide
9eben 5~uiammenfiibrt. @as bilft
uns ame @orliht int @erfehr nit ar=
oeren, men1t mir Sic Madlt6t auBer
Mdt laiien, mentt mir pergelien, Mad=
ii6t 5u iiben?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31

0ig Bin" uno in fur3er Set bradte
fem 8eoienter - ioIlte mans glal1-
ben ~ ben Maurermeiiter ielber, ben
,lamlideu, Ser oie @ertiefung in Der
Mauer 5ugemauert un6 bie 8e5ab-
lung oafur erbalten batte.
9as 1T nun elmer BON ben grobten
Experimentation, 6enn ein Sano-
merfsmann lift ieinen &l1n0en bic
gr0Bte Ereue, unb in @ebeimnilien,
menn es nidts unredtes tit, 10 biel
@eridmiegenbeit i6ul0ig, als menn
ct einen gio barauf geletitet batte.
Mber mas tbut man ni9t UNI oes
@eloes miQen! Oft geraoe 0as Nam-
li6e, mas man I'M Ser Sblage ooer
Inn 0es 3ubtba1ies minelr tbut. 81
etmas erfubr unier Waeifter 5pibbib.
Gem Ser brape 0ffi5ier lieb ibn iebt
binu1s Dor sic Stube fiibren uno ibm
BON friider &an0 100, iage bun0ert
8rigel boar a%usbe5ablen, un6 mar
fein ein3iger falih 6arunter. Gem
gbelmann aber gab er unbetaitet iein
@igentbum 8l,riid. - 9as mouen mir
6ei0es gutbeiBen, un0 miiniden, 6aB
ieoem Elm 10 rebti6affener @alt, uno
ie0em @errdtber cine iolde 8elob=
nl1ng 5l1tbeil ner6en moge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31
Sic fleifiee @amsfra,t.

Sic &erabietung ser Mrbeits5eit
bon Srauen uno Md6den, mel6e in
Sabrifen uno anoermeitigen Inter
nebmltngen bei6aftigt itn6, fat Ser
anlaliung gu ser Trage gegeben, Of
nidt al16 Sic &ausfro1 cine lan<
gere grbolungsparie beaniprudet
tonne. Isle roget obn' gn6e Sic fIei=
Bigen &dn0e", iagt idon S9iner bon
ibr.. l1n6 Ser idmer5Iide @erluit,
SEN ibr &ini9ei6en be6elttet, be5eid)=
net 6erielbe Didter nit SEN @orten:
vDenn es feb1t tbr treues 8aIten,
lire Gorge ma9t ridt mebr."
9amit lit au6 getpiifermaBen Sic
6rage nod elmer @erfiir5ung ibrer
Mrbeits5eit beantportet. Cine nit
&in6ern geiegnete &ausfrau, tpelde
tire 8fli6t als @atttn un6 Mutter
erfiiut, un6 in SEN meiiten Sdlen nit
2iebe un6 @ingebung erfiilt, fat, ge=
nal1 genommen, feine @ubepouie, ant
allermenigiten fam tie lire Ebdtig:
feit bon einem b%eitimmten 3eitprnft
abbangig MAIDEN. SIRE r%egelmdBige
8eiddfttgung miro MUIR gu oft bon
r1noorbergeiebenen greigniiIen l1nter-
bro@en. Sc 1T bier 1otiirIi4 bon
Sen &ausfrauen sic @e6e, melde feline
0tenitoten our @erfiigung baben
un6 in Ser gr1eoigu1g ibrer bd,1sIi-
@en &flidten auf fid ielbft angetpie-
fen fins. sic biI6en sic iibergrobe
Mebr3abl.
Srob6em lit es ebenio ibertrieben,
mie Idderlid, mer1tt cine engIiide
8ettung cine 8etradtrng iiber bteies
Tbema nit Sen @orten beginnt: vDie
&auSfralten beftnoen fid arf Sem
&rtegspfnbe!" Dos f6nnten bo6itens
io1de iein, Sic nidts Mr6eres gu tbrr1
boben. Sir 6ie geuobnItde Saats-
frau laBt iid. cine 5ebnftiin6ige Mr-
beits5eit ourd fein @eieb er3mineen,
Sic retde &ausfrmi 6ogegert fanrt
obne Elm @eiet bon ibrer iiberfIiiifi-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31
2inbere1e.
3ebn GebOte fir @daler.

5duloireftor ST.. Sabnfe aus S2ii-
oenlbeio bat sic 5ebn &auptgebote fir
56aler ~3uiammengeiteat. Sic lauterl
folgenoermaBen:
/. gu ioait Deine S6ule ni6t
l@mqben, ion0ern ibr oanfbar fir al
les Cute iein, 6as gu in ibr lernit!
2. gu ionit 9eine 2ebrer ebren,
oenn tie baben bel Miiben un0 Sor>
gen INN Sid!
3. gu iouit au@ Strafe geoll6ig
uno obne @er5agtbeit ertragen; oenn
iie miro Sir CUR 8eiierung niiten, nno
aus Gorge INN Dib miro iie perbangt.
4. gu iou1t 9einen Miti@iilern
Elm gutter Ireun0 fem: nidt rolf ge=
gen s6ma@ere, nibt bo6miitbig ge-
gen @eringere; aber oenfe ald ba=
ram, baB Sittli6teit un6 @brlidfett
bober iteben als @amera6i@oft!
5. gu iollit griin6lid uno iorg-
faltig in Muem fem, mas gu tbuit;
oenn gu tbuit es I'M Deiner ielbit
millen, oaB gu tI@tig meroeit.
g., gu iolit 0as @iiien l16 sic
%9eiitungen Deiner MitidMler ni6t
iteblen. 9enn MIR eigene 8emiibltng
mebrt 3eine &raft.
Z. gu iollit ni6t liigen: oenn ale
9iige lit Teigbeit. user ieinen 8eg
gebt, mie er loQ, bral1dt nidt gu lii
gen.
8. gu iouit fem gtreber ur0 Mu,
genoiener' iein. @er n1tr Sem Sdeine
6ient> muB iih ielbit beradten.
8. gu iouit nidt meinen, es lei
etmas 8eionoers, menn gu Define
Efliht tbuit. @er ein re6ter Mann
iein min, itedt it6 sic 3iele b0ber.
10. gu lonit bel Muem, 6as gu
tbuit, %be0enfen, 6aB audi Dein 2eib
Elm beiliges @ut lit uno 6aB gu per=
emit 9fedeni6aft iiber Sem 9eben ob<
geben ml1Bt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31
11ntre,te idjla9t Ben eisenen @errn.

oils in 6em &rieg 5miiden 6ranf=
reid uno BreuBen elm Sbeil ser front
50iiiden Mrmee na@ S6leiien ein=
ridte, maren au9 Sruppen bonn
rbeinii6en 8un0esbeer oabei, un6 etn
0eutlder Sfft5ier mur0e gu einem
@6elmann ,einquarttrt nno befam
cine 5tun6e CUR @obnung, in Ser iebr
idone un6 foltbare @emdl6e bi1gen.
Ser Sfft3ier i6ien groBe Sreu6e
oaran 5u baben, uno ais er eAide
Gage bet 0ieiem Mann getpeien un6
freun0li9 beban0elt mor0en mar, perz
langte er einmal bon ieinem Sous
mirtb, baB er linn ems BON 6tei en- Sc
maloen 5rm Mn6enfen idenfen mo6=
tie. Ser &ousmirtb iagte, oaB ier 6as
nit 8ergnitgen tbun tnollte, un6 iteQ<
tie ieinem @aite fret oastenige ielber
SIT mablen, meldes ibm Sic grDbfte
Treu0e MAIDEN miir6e.
Mur, menn matt Sic Wabl fat, it6
ielber Elm @el6enf BON iemano al1s5u-
iuden, 10 erfor0ern 8erita1r6 uno Mr=
etigfeit, 0aB mar nidt gera6e 6as oor=
nebmlte un6 foltbarite megnebme, uno
10 lift es au6 1t6t gemeint. 9ora1t
l9ien Sic er Mann au6 gu 0enfen,
oenn er mdblte unter alien @emdl0en
taft 6as i61ebteite. Mber 6as mar
unierem idleitiden @0elmanr nidt
rebt, un0 er bdtte linn germ 6as folt=
barite 0afiir gelaiien. vMetn &err
0briit", lpra6 er nit ii6tbarer I'M
rube, utparum mollen sic gero0e 0as
geringite mablen, 6as mir 6o6 0a5u
megen elmer anberen l1ria9e mertb
lit? @ebmen Sic oo@ Iieber 6ieles
bier o6er ienes BORT" Ser 0ffi5ier
gab aber 6arauf fein @ebor, i9ien
alsd nidt gu merfen, -6aB iein &aus<
mirtb immer mebr un6 mebr in Mngit
gerietb, ion6ern nobm 6as getpdblte
@emaloe berunter.. Sebt eri@ien an
ser Mauer, mo 6asielbe gebangen,
Elm GROCER feudter Sled. u@as jon
0as lein?" ipra9 ser Sffi5ier, mie er=
5irnt, 5u ieinem tootblaiien 8irtb,
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len Elm paar frii9 gemauerte un6
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