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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-12

E. PARRISH of the Gorham-Revear
Rubber Company stops over here
for q while before continuing his
journey u the Orient. He arrived
this morning in the Tenyo Maru
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-12

MRS. j. r. COOK and infant are PRO
Ceeding to Hongkong. Mrs. Coo.
will join her husband, who is Il wei
known leather dealer and passs,
through here week ago in the Nil
pom Maru.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-12

MR.. and MRS. w. FRAZER and fam,
lily are on their way to Yokohama,
where Mr.. Frazer will engageg in
business. Mr. Frazer surveyed the
wrecked Dakota.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-09-24
KENYON
Squad Looks The Best Since
Year 1908

Gambler. o.. Sept. 23-Coach r.. l..
Matthews put the Kenyon squad
through snsppy practice Saturday
afternoon and the prospects for a
winning team are the best since 1908.
There we're 28 men on the field today
and the material is so varied that no
mans position is won. The competi.
tion for end Ii between Kinder. Rock
well and McCaughey of last seasons
scrubs, and Freshmen Mcintosh and
PrOsser Wonders, who starred last
season, is out because OF parental OBJ.
jectiOns.
For tackle and guard the contest.
ants are Crawford. Sprague. Rettig, /.
J. and w. r. Koehnline of last sea.
sons squad; Freshman, who played
on the scrubs. and Hanson, Williams
and Queiser, new men. Langmade,
who played all last season; Laney, Of
last years freshman team, and Her.
ringshaw, freshman, will compete for
center. In the back field the struggle
Is between Tasman and Gaines for
quarter, and Wickham, Carr, Callin,
Holzaepfel and Captain Bowlus. Cal.
lin and Holzaepefel are freshmen.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-09-24
ALL.STARS
Defeated The X. Of ?. Team
On Saturday Afternoon
Athletic Events Held Al
Riverside Park

rhe Saturday afternon league
wound up the season with field meet
and feature base ball game at River.
side park Saturday. After series OF
events such as distance throwing,
base running, ETC., picked team of
all stars played the X. of p. team
pennant winners of the league, and
beat them by score of 8 to s. The
ball game was interesting for many
reasons. The principal reason for
special effort on the part Of the All.
Stars was that the league leaders
have had very easy time in taking
the pennant and the downfall of the
X. Of p club meant that they we're
not all superior Taylor of the West.
erns and Bowden of the Easterns
pitched for the all.stars while G.
Critchfield did slab duty for the
league leaders
A good sized crowd was present to
witness the field meet which preccd.
ed the ball gabe. G.. Critchfield easily
won the distance throw with Wootton
second and Clyde Van Voorhis third
Critchfield's throw was a good one
being over $50 feet. Wootton would
have beaten him perhaps had he
started his throw high enough.
The surprise OF the afternoon came
when Charles Sapp beat Campbell
around the bases The latter has
been one of the X. of P's. best base
runners all season and has been tout
ed as the best in the league. Sapp
completed the circle in Is 2.5 seconds
while Campbell could not make 1t in
less than Is So seconds. Sapp won
the fielder's glove offered as first
prize for the event.
Campbell equaled the record of
Cobb and Jackson in bunting and run.
ming to first base. He took first in the
contest by performing the feat in g.
2-5 seconds. Sapp took second in this
levent.
Popejoy surprised the entire as
semblage by making the circuit of the
bases in better time than any of the
contestants for the glove His time
was made in IL seconds, fat He con-
lsented to make try after great
deal Of urging on the part of numer.
tD,,. fp., 4 l.. ts, 1,ha H.,
fastest local man in base ball today.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-09-24
LOCAL
Company To Make Improve
meDtS And Extensions
columbus Dispatch)

columbus Dlspatch)
The Mt. Vernon Railway Co., which
since January 1, 1911. has been leas.
ing and operating the street railway
system Of Mt. Vernon, owned by the
Mt. Vernon Electric Co., has filed a
petition with the public service com.
mission asking permission to pur.
chase the system outright.
The petition says that an agreement
of sale has been reached, stipulating
$5O,000 as the. price. OF this amount
$4,000. according to the agreement
is to be paid in the form of paid.in
capital stock of the Mt. Vernon Rail
way Co., and the remainder is to be
In the form of per cent 25.year,
first mortgage bonds.
The Mt. Vernon Railway asks the
commission for the right to issue
100000 in bonds, all told, in order
that 1t may use the rest of the pro-
ceeds for improvements and exten.
sions.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-09-24
lecture
Course At Amity The Coming
Winter

Amity, o., Sept. 2S-A splendid lee
ture course for the coming season
has been secured for this place
through the Cleveland Lyceum Blu.
reau by the Citizens committee. It
will consist of the following talent:
Tuesday evening, October s.
Swanee River Male Quartette.
Saturday evening, November 10
DR.. w. T. s. Culp. lecturer.
Wednesday evening. December II
A. J. Clere, lecturer.
Wednesday evening. January %
U. r. Bell. impersonator.
Wednesday evening, March 90
The Dietrics, musical.
The bureau guarantees its attrac.
tions to make good and patrons may
be sure of getting their moneys
worth.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-09-24
leg BROKEN
Buckeye City Man Is Injured
At New Castle, 0.

Danville. Ohio. Sept. 23-J. e. Hall
of Buckeye City was badly injured in
an accident ut New Castle, Ohio,
Sunday evening when the horse that
he was driving became frightened
and upset the buggy His leg was
broken.
After having spent the day at the
home of Arville Shrimplin in New
Castle Mr.. and Mrs. Hall and two
children were preparing to return to
their home and Mr.. Hall was sitting
in the buggy to await the coming Of
his family from the house when the
horse became frightened, backed, and
upset the buggy. He was thrown out
and his left leg was broken. DR.. T.
e Jefferson Of this place reduced the
fracture.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-09-24
ARREST
Of Man For Illegal Sale Of
intoxicating Liquor

Al Mapes was arrested Sunday
evening on a warrant sworn out by
Chief of Police r. S. Clements charg-
ing him with the illegal sale of in
toxicating liquor He was arraigned
before Mayor Perrine Monday morn
ing and pleaded not guilty to the
charge. Hearing of the case was set
for Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
Mayors was returned to Jail In default
of $500 bond.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-09-24

ter told me to 60 to q hospital. I did
no, hike that idea very well, 90, when I
cav your advertisement in Q paper, I
wrote TO you for advice, and have done as
yor told me. I have taken Lydia E.
Finkham's Vegetable Compound and
Liver Pills. and now I have my health.
II sick and ailing women would only
know enough to take your medicine, they
woa,o get relief. Mrs. BENZ. H. STAINS
IERi. Route 6, Box 18, Upper Sandusky,
Ohio
II you have mysterious pains, irregu-
larity. backache, extreme nervousness,
inflammation, liberation or displace-
ment, don't wait too long, but try Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound now.
For thirty years Lydia E. Pinkham' 8
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs, has been the standard remedy
for female ills, and such unquestionable
testimony as the above proves the value
of this famous remedy and should give
every one confidence.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-09-24
UNCLAIMED MAIL

To avoid delay in delivery have
your mail addressed to street and
number, p. o. box or general delivery
The following letters remain un
claimed in the Mt Vernon postoffice
Advertised. September 90, 1912:
Dain, John H.
Boyer, John
Bultrjss. John w.
Davis. Miss Myrtle
Dowd, Mrs. Will
Edgington, B. H.
ElsdOr, Bruce
evans, Mrs. Anna
Greenup. Mrs. Typbena
Hall, Miss Cipha
Hankins,. w. II.
Moore, Miss Eleanor
Smith, l.. d.
McEibler, Mrs. A. j.
Mccullough, John b.
Minder. Mrs. J. E.
Farmer. O. ID.
Rose, M. l..
Sperry, Russell A.
Stevens, Mrs. Lew
Turney, Jesse
Vanaman, WIN.
Ward, Miss Emma
Weaver, J.
Williamson, Ivan
Williams, Will
Wilson, DR.. William h. (2).
Wright, Wheeler
Foreign
Hurwitz, Mr.. r.
SHERIDAN G. DOWDS,
Postmaster.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-09-24
CLUSTER lights
Erected By Local Co. Make
Bright illumination

Those of the Mt. Vernon citizens
who have passed through the public
square during the last few evenings
have all stopped to admire the beauti-
ful light posts located in front of the
offices of The Frank B. Ball Electric
Light Co.
These light standards certainly
leave nothing to be desired in the
way OF beautiful, even illumination
lat night and their ornamental value
in the daytime cannot be over.esti.
mated.
A majority OF the large towns are
|using this ornamental system of light
ing on the business streets, Columbus
having recently replaced their elec-
trio arches with posts.
Mt. Vernon would be unquestion.
ably benefited were system of this
kind installed on the square and
thence down Main street across the
|viaduct. A number of merchants
have already expressed themselves
as being willing to 60 into a project
of this kind.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-09-24
COOL
Weather For This Week Is
Promised

Washington, Sept. 23-Cool wealth
or throughout the country is predicted
for the coming week by the weather
bureau. Frosts are probable, the bu-
reau announced, in the plains states.
the upper Mississippi valley and
thence eastward along the northern
border. There will be rains Monday
and PROBABLY Tuesday in the eastern
and southeastern states, followed by
generally fair In these districts until
near the close OF the week. else
whore the weather will be generally
fair.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-09-24
REASON "A.
FOR SAFETY OF DEPOSITS IN
THE eUckEvE STATE BUILD
ING AND LOAN COMPANY,
RANKIN BUILDING, 22 WEST
GAY STREET, COLUMBUS,
OHIO.

IA. No money deposited with this
progressive but conservative company
is, under any circumstances, loaned
to any of its officers or directors. All
money is loaned only to outsiders on
first mortgage on real estate. If they
have the security, they get the mon.
ey; otherwise, not. Assets $500, 900.
Five per cent paid on time deposits.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-09-24
Divide
Pleasant Township IntO Two
Voting Precincts

The board Of deputy state supervis-
ors OF lections OF Knox county met
Saturday afternoon and granted the
petition of the voters Of Pleasant
township asking that the township be
divided into two voting precincts. The
Kokosing river is to be used as the
dividing line. There are now 80 v0t.
ing precincts in Knox county.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-09-24

Charlie Hall leads the Red Sox
wrecking crew and as a life-saver for
the Sox pitchers, Charles performs like
a Walter Johnson or Ed Walsh.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-09-24
The VIII Of Mary J. Core
Also Filled In Probate
Property Sold At Public
Sale On Saturday
Other Notes Of Interest From
Temple Of Justice

The last will andtestament of the
late Dan Struble of Fredericktown
has been fled in probate. BY the
terms of the will the testator gives to
his son, Ralph Y. Struble of Fred
ericktown. all his property of all des-
cripton, both real and personal. The
testator directs that Ralph Y. Struble
continue the banking business in
Fredericktown, known as the Dan
Struble & Son Bankers. Ralph Struble
is named as executor of the will
which was signed May II, 1912, In
the presence of Frank Moore and
Charles Il. Alderman.
The Core Will
The last will and testament Of Mary
ii. Core, late of Bladensburg, has
been filed in probate. BY the terms
of the will she gives to he, husband,
Rash Core, all her property, both real
and personal. Upon the death of her
husband the testatrix directs that all
the property be given to her grand.
daughter. Tena Hayes. John Cessna
is named as executor of the will
which was signed June 80. 1912, in the
presence of Mack McCament and
Mary Harris.
Properties Sold
On Saturday afternoon the Eliza.
beth Woodford property on South:
Norton street was sold at public
sale to Nancy Davis for $1,000.
On Saturday afternoon the N. A.
Clay property on the corner of West
Sugar and Harrison street was sold
to Lucinda Bishop for $l,440. The
auctioneer was Patrick Purcell.
The Smoots Sale
The homestead of the late ]. s.
Smoots was offered for sale by the
executors on Saturday afternoon. The
sum of $1,000 was bid by Dwight
Brumbach Of Fredericktown, who
bought the property in for the exec.
utors.
Second and Final
George w. Bennett, guardian Of Ed.
gar and George w. Wright, has fled
a second and final account in probate
which shows the following: Received
81 .O31.7O, paid out $266.9s, balance
S76471.
Deeds Filed
Rebecca Armstrong to J. J. Miller.
lots l. 2, 25-6-7-8, block Buena Vista
proposed add. Centerburg. $3.50.
Iohn s. Ringwalt to G. B. Toms,
.25 acre in Berlin $110.
]. 8. Mcconnell Co. to the 8. M. &
N. r. Il. Co., right-of-way, 81.
Frances Ponting to Dwight w. Nc
Kay, part lot IS, Eastern add, Mt.
Vernon, 1915.
Albert H. Wolford to J. w. Hoar,
l17.23 acres In Monroe, $500.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-09-24
Wall Paper

For fall cleaning go to The Ar.
mold Store for bright new Wall
Paper, new ceilings and room
mouldings and save money on
remnants and special offers of
good patterns.
We can supply your wants in
Window Shades, Curtain Rods
and Window Poles at the lowest
prices.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-09-24

keeping. ! was not
fe elm & we'll and
could hardly drag
myself along. I had
such tired feelings,
my back ached, my
sides sched, I had
bladder trouble aw.
fully bad, and I could
not eat or sleep. ! had
headaches, too, and
became almost q ner-
vo,1a wreck Nv dor.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-09-24
YOUNG WIFE
SAVED FROM
HOSPITAL
Tells How Sick She Was And
What Saved Her From
An Operation.

Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Three years
aee ] was married and went to house.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-09-24
ALWAYS KEPT UNTIL USED w.

Hanford's Balsam OF Myrrh Is nsver
thrown away half used. II Is equally
good for man or beast and no user
wastes II. One trial wins for II q per.
manent place in every household.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-09-24
MUSICAL
To Be Organized On
Tuesday Evening

THE man that has no music in him.
self,
Nor Is not mov'd with concord of
sweet sounds,
Is ht for treason, strategem and
spoils:
The motions of his spirits are as
dull az night,
And his affections dark as Erebus.
Let no such man be trusted
Merchant of Venice.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-09-24

Don't be In this class. Come to the
Y. M. G. A. Tuesday evening at Z
o'clock and help organize the new
musical society.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-09-24
SHERIFF'S SALE

Samuel c. Berry
w.
Emma J. Mayors ct al
Knox Common Pleas
BY virtue of an order of sale issued ou,
OF the court of common pleas of Knox
county, Ohio and to me directed I will
offer for sale at the door of the court
house. In Mount Vernon, Knox county, or
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-09-24

Second and Final
George w. Bennett, guardian Of Ed
gar and George w. Wright, has filed
a second and final account in probate
which shows the following: Received
$1.031.70. paid out $266.9s, balance
$764.n.
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gintinnati, 81. Suni.
Aeue 5bpptbeten.

Heue y 51potbeten.
SobH 51ntiui an Su.Ien Smpropeb
.. uno &. so. $2400.
9iola 81. Bare an oisIeI6e. $500.
2duro 2. Meber an 5rsbsrid u.
gien. 5000.
!osnrp Strotman an gorrppiLIe g.
unb 2. 60. $1700.
SO. u. Cities an manifon 3. u.
go. 2. $2750.
WihoIas .. Solomon on biefsIbe.
$3.50.
Gbtpdrb 9urtorb on bieislbe. $2250.
Sarah 8. Wiatbius an Central
Juirmount .. uno 6. go. $500.
5rebertd OiIbebaus an hideIbe.
$500.
Glisabstb 5.ils on Bortingmens
German y. unb e. so. $1,000.
9labns 81. 9lossr an Sbio 9ntios
nal aife Sni. 60. $1700.
RuOOIpb Dissnsr on sJinblop 6.
unb 3. 60. SO. 3. 1920.
Gerfelbe an philip Gbler. Sl15.
q. q. Wloorman an z. Barb g. unh
q. so. $1,000.
9lanhe 6. Mebb on Southern Ohio
Snpinps 8dnt SO. $4,000.
Otorae 2. aromr an Wilforb
Dome q. 60. $500.
Wiattie Wnfbineton on Doperns
m,nt g. unb q. go. $500.
Ditfslbe on Rofa andpte. $412.s9.
6enrieita 2iebboIbt an Oil. Gbse 3.
nnb G. 60. $225O.
Spiepb 6orai an 4Gemania g. uno
g. u. go. 2. $1,000.
Georae o. cote an Baltimore Mpe.
6. unb q. Go. $1,000.
Geiilgte 6ppptb.ten.
Gbiparp Boipier an GpriHs Garben
6. unb .. 60. $500.
Wnmie 6. Bern an Oermnnia .. u.
so. 3. $1,000.
IitieIbe an O. W. Bomb. $3.50.
Glisnbeib 5tiie an proDibeni g. 3.
unb e. Go. $500.
George v, Gld3er on Union Cab
ings .. unb 9. 60. $1,000.
1bos. 20. Rpon an 1ered College.
$2500.
4nno o. Dapis on Gouibern Gbio
6. unh 2. So. $500.
9uhfarber Go. an W. W. 0onaios
ION, 1ruitee. $40. 900.
TisfeIbe an Weftern German 1nnf.
$23, 800.
Gig. R. gllsr1ubsr an CLIFTON
6eigbts 80. 2 6. nnb 3. 60. $500.
Ghus. q. Dumont an Glenn q. unb
Q. u. $4,000.
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6. s.. sd. gltfins an 9. O. Wlpors
man unb WiIliam SDbn, 46 bel 140
CUB on Der Martbrsit 4penue. 81.
Ibe Sotlsn parf 60. an 9. 8eps
mer, Got 174 in Der GufIeD part llna
terdbtbeilitne. 81.
pntrid geirne an 2ouis Wormeling.
10 Sabre gaht auf 25 BEL 100 Gub an
Der Sitfeite Der Wop Sirabe. Monut-
lihe Wsietbe $153 nit benz glntanfss
gripilsgium Su $4,000.
Sarah Wl. Sbatiue an Georae G.
aromer, 80 bel 140 CUB an Der Siibs
feite Der Wpcblano apenue. $50 SUP
ipeitlih ppn Der 5oreit arenue in Was
eifpnpilIe. 81.
Samss 6. Woonen, 9ruitee, on Sis
neon Mt. Sobnion, Got "a in Der opbe
part llnterabibeilung on Der 8urh
apenue. 81.
Simeon M. SobnTon an Sobn 90.
Munce, bic fiiolite Sdlfts BON beiaster
Get 90. 81.
Glisobstb Aoosers on Warouerite
9enniion IT,. % BEL 140 Sub an Der
RDrofeite Der 6efpiti apsnue, So SUP
oitIicb BON Der 9ranbpn Irenue. ST..
Bertha Osborne an RaIpb 8. Tefp.
comb, Cots 100 uno 101 in I. 81.
Ruiieu's llnterabtbeiluns in ainipoob.
S1.O0.
Rdfpb 8. Vefpeomb an Guaene gafs
iineIIi, Cots 100 unb 101 In Z. u.
Rufieu's llntsrabtbsiIuns in ainfpoob.
$3.50.
2ouis glueitsin an Mottie WdIbs
ington, % Bel 100 iyuB an Der Sitieite
Der Sohn StrdBs, 5tpiiben 2aursI uuo
Bets Strdbs. $500.
Gli3abetb VI. alsronber an 5enrietin
aisbbolot, 25 bel 112 TUB an Der Sits
feits Der Soutbpiep apeuue. ST..
5be Judfarber Co., burh ben Shes
riff, an sbs Wsftern German gont.
6 gder an Der Gde bon Gbepioi unn
Wcsart aps. $4,000.
Sohn 6opmann II. an gborlss 5ops
mann, gkiI BON Got 5 in Der Glenn
8rope llnterubibeiIuns ouf 9rice 5ia.
$1.00.
1he WeIisrn German 9ant an
Mnrn W. Gmsrp, s Qder 9ano an Der
ede BON gbepiot unb Mpsart aDenue.
$40, 900.
Gaibdrine WenbsIittin on qeter
Gaiitnl. SbeiI BON Qpts 211 212 213
unb PA in Wlilss gresnipoob's llns
ierobihiIung. 81.
gbe Roebling Reoltn Go. an Sofeph
Sorat uub gfugui. 5neIsmdnn, 5heil
bon gots 105 unb 106 in Rosbling's
un:erabtbsiIun9. 81.
5rantlin s. 5ote on Geore, ..
!Spte, Got 166 in Sobn 9eissr's Rnhs
lab. iOtpie Got 43 in Suniet's Rnhlab
urD Elm Siiid 2onb in Setiion 80 BON
miLlerees SotpnIhip. 81.
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GruHOeisentbnms llebertrasnnstn
gintinnati1 q. euni.

Y INt r. Il aShHl.
SoIepb $. abpbss an Marp u. Nm
brsps. 90 bel 40 Jub an Der JloraI
4penue In Siib Rorpoob. 81.
Diniam gubrsps an Warp ". 4ns
oreps ,basieIbs Gisentbum. 81.
0eprge ". 6riebmann on Senrr
unb gIi3abetb Stroimann, Got 1904
in gofinger unp Soptins' stpeitsr uns
ierabtbeilung in Roripoob. 81.
Catherine gatfheiber an 9lnna W.
ga6fheiber, u 4der 2anb in Seition
Is BON Gelbi aoipnfbip. 81.
Sarnb Gran an Snllie Reior. Cots
2 unb 3 in Srppn nnD 0rop's llniers
abtheilung. 81.
Grben pon Sebaftiun aoBbeimer,
bur6 ben Sberiif. an alis M. 8rObs
berger, Got z in Seboition aabbeis
m.r's nnterobtbeilung. $500.
George 8OIff, 9eItanentsoolI-
itr.dsr, an 0sorge Wontns. 60 Gub
an Der DsItIsi.e Der Bin. Strabe, sua
ridiuufsnb sur Ban Gear Strabe,
$2510.
Dale RoB. RahlaBDeripuItsrin, an
Sennie 8rssler II. Mnb., Cots 429 unn
430 in Rorb College 5in. $500.
Warn g. gamer an Tbe Dominion
2unb Co., Got 155 in Der giifforh
place llnierdbtteilune. 81.
5nrrn 6. airtlep an GiIxrtcu
6eigbts aunb Co., 100 gdtr aanb In
Gettion Is bon SDenmore 1oipnfbip.
$7341.67.
SlDa R. Curtis an Watilbn Wsbs
meier. 25 Bel los 5uB an Der Giibisits
Der QptDer RiDer ROob. S125.
Rifurb 6. Belt an 6orrn Nngle
SO SUB an Der Msftfeits Der Cartilage
pits. 81.
graitus Gentp an Joftph Wtfine.
ihldeer. Got 3 in Der unterdbtbtiIune
Der Guclib 2anb 2Horiation. 81.
Jueob Ribi an Nubplpb unb M11,
pit Wissner. 90 JuB an Der Norbfeitl
Itss Rtnner Gtrate. -
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nen unbetannten Munn fuhen2 Der.
Ielbe bat Rep Yprt pielleiht bereits
perIaFen, um feinen Rdub in Cider
belt gu brin9en, unb ipean sic ibn
tpirtIih erreidten, ipelhen 9epsis fl.
ben Sic gseen ibn? Griftirt nidt Sc
M0eli6teit, baB gle ipdter in nem
Wagen beraubt iporben Iinb2"
Rein, nein. Der Ju6e bat nies ees
ttan," rief 3abets,
sd bin auh Der lleber3eugung, iie
allsin qenii9t inbeFen niht.4
3abet blidte itarr Dor ii6 bin, e.
mubt iid eeiteben, bab Der Birtb nur
gu isbr aedt bate. Gr mubte fih in
ben 9erIuIt fiigen, 10 idmer ibm o.,s
audi tpuroe.
IS par"isine 4bIipt eetpeIsn, nod
an ben1ielben 5aes nnh gbicoep absu
reiIen, dllein er muBts aud, piefen
plnn aufseben, benn Der aopf Idmerse
te ibm 10 beftig. paB sr faum i'm
Stanoe mar, fiCh all riihren, iino ihon
Ger 0eoante an bic GrIhutterun1 mo
tas gsrduid anf einsr 5iieRoI3u mar
ibm unertrdglih.
gn ieiner StelIt Tubr sin ,reersr
Mlnn nit oem sufrieosnitea uno hel.
tsrIten 8eiitt mad Gb;caao: pi.s mar
&abentbaI. Surh ben unerpartsten
geIis bon mehr als 3Ipeittaufsno 5bas
Isrn mar er in ben St1nb Geiebi. nab
Chicago 81 reiien, Inn bort esn sosin.
rid 2umpreht, ben er duf benz Shiffe
nitt ungstrcffen bate, aufsuiuden.
-. gine uHsrlp drtete Gnts
oedung.
Wenioe Stunoeu iriibsr idB osin.
rid in einem etnfohen @ditbduie in
iGinsm 3immer. ben appf eebontenOoIi
Guf bic 9aHo aeftiibt Gds ipdrnsnoe
Wort, pel6es Der Slpitdn ibm Suess
ruisn, itien iih bereits su erfiilIen.
Gr bate iib Marisns anesnommen,
Iie hisrbsr qeFiibrt uro ibr ein 3in.
mer gsben Idiien nno nun trot NIT ols
lem Grnits bic Jrogs an ibn beran:
mas jebt ipeiterP 9urfte er re, nan.
benz er ibr feline Ollie perfprofen, pers
Iahsn2 Mas iollts sr tbun2 5rie5 i'm
nidt ieins pflihi, glerp Dort 10 Fab
ais moeIit1 81 perlaIen uno nah Chi
cago 3u rsiien2
Grrsat Iprdn9 CT nuf, penn trob Ieis
nes Rahitnnens fono er teinen aus.
meg. Gr toRnte Rem ungIiidliden
Mdbdsu uift beEfen urb sbenio fpsnig
tOnnte er iie anein 3uriidloFsn. Gs
mar ntht aIIein nos UiitIsio, nelhes
iif in feiner 8ruit rsgis, i6on fing.
pbne bab sr ii6 beiien sIqr kipubt
spuros, Elm anoeres Yefiibl an su tel.
men unb fih su entlpiteIn.
6Gtts er ibr nit GjeIo helfen tonnsn,
70 fpiiros sr freubio einsn sheiI Itinss
Rsiieaelbes biuoeasben uHb ii1 isgbit
GntbshrunesH Gufsrlegt babsn, oauit
ipdrs inbeffen bic Gage oes nrmsn Der
laFsnsu Wlootens t9enia sednoert s.s
fpeien.
Gr trug nod inlmer Marisns ga.
p;rs in Der 9oihs unn sHb!ih snt.
idlpB er ilh, 81 i9r gu eshen. ihr oie
Papisre 3u iibtrbrinsen urS nit ihr
Is!bit ibsr ihrs 3utunft su bsrutben.
Der 9eoants on bic 3utunft hattie
cid Waris bs'hdftigi, oIs er sintrai:
iis bate iih fthr unglIidlid asfiihIt
unb ibr 9luss Ieutteie bsshulb frsuo:s
auf, n!s fie i'm erbiifts. osrn sr ndr
hsr Ginsies. bsr iie in btr aroben
Stabt sannte, Der Gin3ige. Der fih ibs
rsr anasnpmmtn nne btm iie nsrtraueE
tonnte. Mlie Elm barmios uniduloigss
ainb trat fie 6einrid1 enige9sn uno
Iie mar audi nod ein Gino, ibr Huge
ruhte 10 frag.nb unb bdnqe auf itinem
ejsIidis. aIs OBJ BON ihm uIlein bic
grti6eibuns iibsr ihr aebtusgsiaid
obbinge.
(6ortietuns iolat)