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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-12-12
DISCUSS EIGHT-HOUR DAY.

RACINE. Wis, Dec. 11.-Repre-
sentatives of the. Trades and Labor
council and the Building Trades coun-
Gil urged an eight-hour day for city
employees before a council commit
te. It was decided that the matter
should be left to a vote Of the peo-
pie, and to this the unionists agreed,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-12-12

STRIKERS REPORT PROGRESS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Dec. L .---In I'M
proved conditions for over one-half
of the striking carpet and curtain
workers II the report made BY these
workers who are emit Iusiastic pvse
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-12-12
STATE TO BUY RAILROAD.

Il. COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 1.-THE
attorney general is preparing decis-
ion on the question Of the state pur-
chasing the Wheeling & Lake Erie
railroad The Cleveland city council
has asked that the feasibility Of such
action be inquired into. Cheap coal
transportation to northern Ohio. q
the end desired. sass, IS 81
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-12-12

Unless you are nervous you can't re-
alize how much noise there is in the
80 called busy world.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-06-04
Must Be.

He's the bravest nan l know. He's
afraid of no one" "He must be sin
gle.''-Detroit Free Press.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-06-04
Open Tenders Wanted

The town board of West Hope town
ship viii receive bids for the following
road work III said township at the fol-
lowing hours and places Oh Wednesday,
June 10Th. 1911:
On the section line between sections
II and IL for the widening of the road at
the Homen church c%oulee, at the hour
of 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
On the section line between sections
ID and IS. for grading at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon.
On the section line between sections
5 and LIZ, for grading, at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon.
On the section line between sections
% and 81 in township 1874, range SO,
for grading, at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon.
The board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. Successful bidder, If
any, must furnish satisfactory bond.
By Order Of the Town Board:
ROBERT ROBERTSON, P. SCHWARTZ,
40 49, Clerk. Chairman.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-06-04
MISS WILLARD, KERMIT ROOSEVELT N
ROOSEVELT.

MISS WILLARD, KERMIT ROOSEVELT N
ROOSEVELT.
gineering. At that time the romance
between the Virginia girl and the son
OF the former president was little sus-
pected. The engagement was revealed
in personal letters received by friends
IN Richmond. to whom Ambassador
Willard wrote from Spain.
Kermit. second son If Theodore
Roosevelt. is t~wenty-four years Of age.
He was graduated from Harvard, his
fathers alma mater, in June, 1912, and
has proved himself to be a chip Of the
old block. AS Il hunter of big game
and Il true sportsman. he has made
records N which his father comment
ed with considerable pride. In the
big African hunt Of 1909 Kermit dis
played great daring, courage and skill.
The young mar has a remarkably cool
nerve. which he evidenced by photo
graphing a live lion at close range when
be was armed only with his camera.
He is an expert horseman. and on
Aug. q, 1908, he saved Mrs. Frank
Hilton and her two young sons from
serious injury by capturing a spirited
team Of runaway horses in a spectacu-
lar feat Of craftsmanship. This Incl
dent occurred at Oyster Bay. He also
displayed his gentlemanly qualities on
a train at Burlington, Ia, in 1905, by
surrendering his comfortable lower
berth to an aged couple and climbing
into an uncomfortable upper compart-
ment. Out in Sioux Falls, S. D., he
passed up an opportunity for rare good
hunting rather than kill buffalo that
were fast becoming extinct.
1t is understood that after the we'd
ding the young couple will take up
their residence at Sac Paulo, Brazil
where the bridegroom to be will re.
sumo his vocation as IN engineer.
The political mission upon which
Mr.. Robinson is bent is to discuss
with his famous uncle when he meets
him regarding the stand to be taken
by the New York state Progressives
on the liquor question. 1t is said that
Mr.. Robinson will advise Colonel
Roosevelt to advocate the optional
local prohibition bill now pending in
the New York legislature. The bill
has the support OF the Anti-saloon
league.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-06-04

RE EMORIES of Sir Richard Bur
AVN toms famous pilgrimage to
EV Mecca, when, disguised as a
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-06-04
BEER IN NECESSITY LIST
Laundry Is Luxury Under New North
Dakota Express Rates.


Why beer is given a second class
express rate, being considered a ne
cessity, while laundry is placed in the
first classification, with the Injuries,
is a question which has been put up
to the state railway and warehouse
commission by A. l.. Johnson of Devils
Lake, president of the North Dakota
Laundrymen's association. At the
meeting of the commission at Grand
Forks he expressed his views plainly.
The recent Redistribution of the
express rates served as a blow to the
laundry basket business, by which
means at least half of the male popu-
lation of North Dakota is furnished
with clean shirts each week. The
rates on laundry were in some cases
doubled.
Hereafter many men who wish tc
wear clean shirts every morning will
have to pay the freight"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-06-04

Roosevelt's Nephew to
Consult Him In Spain and
Attend Kermit's Wedding
. eooeeeeseees
w HEoDoRE DOUGLAS ROB

v B6
! 1NsoS; nephew epnevyo, of CO Colonel fae
mer aSsemblyman from Her.
kimer county. n. u, now chairman of
the Progressive state committee, is on
his way to meet his uncle in Spain
during the latter part of April. Colo
mel Roosevelt will arrive in Spain from
South America with his son, Kermit,
at this time. Mr.. Robinson has a
double mission-to confer with his un-
Gle IN political matters and to attend
the wedding of Kermit Roosevelt and
Miss Belle Wyatt Willard. which will
take place in Madrid.
Miss Willard is the elder daughter
of the American ambassador to Spain,
Joseph Edward Willard, and she is
very popular in the social circles of
Madrid, being endowed both with
beauty and personal charm. Ambas-
sador Willard. who was appointed by
President Wilson, Of an old Vir-
ginia family and was formerly lieuten-
ant governor of that state. He was
captain Of the Third Virginia regi-
ment. United States volunteers, in the
Spanish-American war and was aid
de-camp on the staff of General FItz-
hugh Lee in Cuba.
Miss Willard made her social debut
in Richmond two years ago and be-
came a reigning belle. She spent con
siderable time at Hot Springs, Va,
and here she met Miss Ethel Roose-
welt. now Mrs. Richard Derby. The
young women became fast friends, and
later Miss Willard visited the Roose-
velts at Oyster Bay and so met Ker-
NIT Roosevelt. She was a guest at
the Derby-Roosevelt wedding in New
York last winter. Soon after this
event Kermit Roosevelt sailed for Bra
I'll, where he has been engaged in en-
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-06-04
A. D.. 1913

Itch! itch! itch! scratch! scratch
scratch! the more you scratch. the worse
the itch. Try Doan's ointment, for ecze-
ma, any skin itching-5Oc a box.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-06-04
Attacked With a Dagger.

Attacked with a Dagger.
The Englishman and his comrades
were unarmed and could do little when
one of the Turkoman party came up on
the run, seized Soane's bride and
started to go through his pockets.
When some coins and a watch had
been extracted. Soane and Hama be-
gan to put up "A stiff fight, whereupon
the robber, in a fury, drew a long dag
ger and plunged it into Soane's arm,
inficting Il nasty wound. Turning then
to Hama, he struck him on the nose
with his rifle butt and made off with
his booty, Hama close at his heels.
The Kurd overlook the robber, leaped
on him and threw him, but not with
out getting a stab in the shoulder from
the Turlkoman's dagger.
Shot Away a TasseI.
In spite of this. he recovered the
watch and money and started back
toward Soane, but the brigand, taking
careful aim, sent a bullet after him
which almost did for the Kurd-in fact,
1t passed so close to his head that it
carried away the tassel on the peak of
his cap. Unperturbed by this little in
cident, he continued his journey with
his companion.
Back in Sulaimania. Soane was made
much Of by some of the inhabitants,
and, feeling himself safe. confded to
them who and what he was. Their
amazement was unbounded, but they
had so sincere a liking for their strange
acquaintance that none sought to dc
him harm.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-06-04
WHY Silence Reianed,

Darling" he cried III tones of deep
emotion, lat last you are safely in my
arms and nothing shall part u more"
The object Of his touching words and
passionate embrace made no response,
but remained cold and silent. Tears
welled into his eyes.
Dearest" he continued, how can I
prove my love? Is there no sacrifice
I can make for your sweet sake. no
suffering l can endure?"
This final appeal was irresistible.
The best thing you can do. my
man" said a gruff voice. lis to come
along with me-" And a brutal police
man unfastened him from the lamp
post and led him silently away.-Lon-
don Mail.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-06-04

"l"u "i ti:!" ~r"w,iu 'I"& ~ devil
ter lr4,,." SA.l i'"nt'rr Williams. In
der name or goodness an boss sense
wy don YOU pay him an "i.I it quits?
Wouldn't CAT he much l"ttrr'u waitin'
ter have Il fun ~>rtt:rane!t hereafter?
Wen dat time comes he''' h&n' %ou yo'
change i'll birthstone wllatll burn yo'
pocket mon What yo money does now.
Pears ter me OATS with >tndyin'
bout De devil is de only creditor
knows on what's wiliin' ter wait ~ life
time. but it's only de foot what takes
advantage of his willjn'neSS. You bet
ter write dat on de wall an de ceilin'
what amt got no cracks in TT. L.
Stanton. in the Atlanta Constitution.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-06-04
Hamlet and the Doctors.

Hamlet fat and scant Of BREATH
and encountered with too. too solid
fesh," Hamlet swaying indecisively
between profoundest gloom and hy-
steric gayety, is diagnosed by the Med
ical Press and Circular. which says:
Read the play and consider how such
a mar would be treated today. The
diagnosis is clear at last. A equity
diathesis and administration with
protein fermentation fills the bill and
Hamlet's abdomen. We would prompt
~ do a gastropexy and prescribe liquid
parafin."
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-06-04

A lazy liver leads to chronic dyspep-
STA and MISUNDERSTANDING whole
system. Doan's Reguleto act mildly on
the liver and bowels. 25c at all drug
stores
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-06-04
Drawing MOSLEMS
IS T|CkL|SH WORK
KurdS Do Not Like Visitors to
See Their Country.
AN ENGL|SHMAN'S BLUFF"
Passed Himself Off as Persian and
Explored Remote Regions-Once Got
a Nasty Dagger Wound In Arm For
Resisting a Robber.

RK EMoRIEs of Sir Richard Bur
AVN TONS famous pilgrimage to
EVH Mecca, when, disguised as a
Mohammedan, he risked his
life to see the sacred city Of the proph-
ct, are brought to mind now by the
narrative of another fearless English
man who is back among his fellow
c%ountrymen after n~onchalantly living
in the shadow of death for months. He
is L. b. Soane. and in his book ITO
Alesopotamia and Kurdistan IN Dis
%ulSe' he r%ecountS how he ventured
into the unknown mountain homes of
the savage kurds, passing himself off
as a Persian returning to his native
town from a Sojourn in Europe.
SO remarkably good was Soane's
knowledge of the Persian and Kurd
languages and so convincing his bluff"
that he was everywhere taken at his
word and suffered to go on his way I'M
moleSted. In fact, like Sir Richard
Burton, he was accounted by many a
hadji, or Mohammedan pilgrim return
ing from Mecca, and treated with great
p~Ol1LeueSS.
Wounded by a Robber.
But he brought back with him to civil
lizatiOn in addition to his wealth of re-
markable experiences a dagger wound
inflicted by a mountain robber.
At Halabja the Englishman met one
who was almost his undoing. This was
a Mohammedan priest whom he had
encountered in Constantinople and who
now roundly denounced him as an Eng
lish impostor. Yet so extraordinarily
good was Soane's oriental makeup and
so cool his demeanor that even this
peril was averted.
The priest, who a moment before had
been threatening Imprisonment and
execution. was brought round to be-
lieve that the man before him was
simply a Persian who had lived in
England.
But his exciting adventures were by
no means owe On a lonely road he
and his companions, q Kurd called
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-06-04
Notice!

AS considerable damage has been done
at the fair grounds by boys with rifles
shooting out windows, ETC., the Fair AS
ISOLATION will pay $500 to any person
furnishing evidence, that will enable the
officers of the association to prosecute
and punish the offenders,
1916 B. E, GROOM, Secretary.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-06-04
Pasture for Cattle

Good pasture with plenty of the best
OF water and fodder, for cattle only, at
my farm about 6 miles east of Langdon.
Particulars as to terms for the season or
otherwise upon application to
G. JORDAN,
Langdon. n. D..
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-06-04

10 feel strong, bave good appetite and
digestion. sleep soundly and enjoy life
use Burdock blood bitters, the family
system tonic. Price 81 LOO.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-06-04

@ INSON, nephew Of Colonel
0 Theodore Roosevelt and for
mer aSSemblyman from Her
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-06-04
Different Now.

1T funny now marriage will change
" man. said Ilogg the other day.
There's Monster. for example. Before
he was married a glance of May Tain
tor would intoxicate him. SO he used to
say. Now when he comes home late at
night and meets Mrs. Monster, nee
Taintor, the sight Of her actually so.
bers him."-Boston Transcript.
For baby's Group, Willie's daily cuts
and bruises, mamma'ss sore throat, grand
mas lameness, use DR.. Thomas electric
oil, the household remedy. Csc and SOC.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-25

bier bic Saiie Su lsgsn auF Der Sursl
@ut. VA bate ber Bur sur Waffe &c
eriffsn unb 8lui par s%efluiien mi
bate bes neuer 9nterlanbes @roP 1e
trdnft unb 9ebsilist. SIMMER lpieoe'
bate Gnslanb periudt. in rduberifbei
ginf1llen bes 2anoes iid st bemdtfi
gen. @6er INNER mar Der Bur Giegel
aebIieben. Sic ipareu barber hintpsg.
geitorben, bic alien 5iibrer BON emit
unb bier bic erniten, f6li6ten Stein:
pldtten i'm @rafe bedten bic 9ebein'
preier BraIibenten. Der aber, Der bic,
III GrinnerungeH D~eriunten tomb uni
Itinss 2ebens GeIhi6ts an ii1 pcrs
iiber6ittsn lieB, sr mar eth 9rsis ae.
ipprpen, uno ieiner SDbne uno @ntel
Sfdar mar bsrdngewadien auf Dem
rutben SanDs BON 5ranspaal. lnf
lie ~iplltsn es behalten als ibr eigen, eds
tbeuer ertdmpfte 2anb!
Wie Elm MANDATES GelObniB ent'
rang ii6 pss 9reiies 2ippen pergBabl-
ipruh bon Sranspaal; .genoragt
maat Maatt" .gintra1t gi6t
Starte!4 hit nnseiiiimsr 8eipe9hns
ftiilpte er BEN 9obsn Sut auf lein
Suupt, bag lid, plDBfi9 bob pie in sis
uem feitsn GntIdluhe. Damn panote
er ben @r1bern Der brei 8~rGiibenten
Den Miifen. 6lammenOrptb periart
in, Meitsn Die Spnne linb tdud)te Btsz
tnridS 9dfer uno Sbiirms in rpiias
solbene Prdft. 9urh Die airfTtraBe
nunnelte Der bo6e 8reis ~beilnpGrt5;
Dor etnem ein5aden, einit0diaen 2dnsz
bauie mabte ar 9alt, I'm Der 6ebd6iz
gen Ssrdu Die 9ano gu idiitteln. Die
ibm nit frsunnithem 2ddeIn duf pem
breiten gutniitbigen 8eiiGte bis CUR
GdrtenpfOrte ertgegen ge9anSen mar.
Damn neiete er Iein 6aupt, I'M curdl
Die nieorige Sbiir Ing SRNere oes 9asl.
les 81 tretsn.
Die Sonne III terfunten; MIR cine
gang tnr5e 9dmmerung lit iArsm
S9eioen gtfolgt, uib oalin lit Duns
telbeit bereinge6rnGen. gbfr nun debt
iiber Den fernen Bergen NIT iiIbernsm
QiGte ner Monb 0uf uno biillt Die
aiitsren &uppm in lilu Sdattsn nit
gleiBenbem Gaube. Mud aUF bic 8rd=
Ser Der Spoten blidt er 3erd6 uan Be-
Idetnt BE btsi iteinernen Ylattsn, GU
benen iinntno Der 8reis geItanoen
bate Der Yrdfieent Der Siioafritns
riilden Gspublit, Ylul ariiger.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-25
III.
Qutas 90 epe r.

8dlb IuB Der 5rsmoe mittsn inter
ben Buren, uno lteB iif ben bampfens
Den Gdffse uno Dds frif6 gebrdtene
5leiI6 zines 5dGen 4ntilDpenbpdes
f6uleden. Sdpeigenb idben ibm Die
guren au, Bis er Die &eIte bes M1d6les
Dor iid itob. Damn ipurbe gum ers
Itenmdle gelpro6en; IS mar Der tur3e
8efe6l Oes Mlten, Der bas 5amiliens
bdupt gu Ieta iGien, bic S6ien einsus
ipannsn. .8ir poGIen nod beuts
Haft 3u SauIe fein,@ panote er Tif)
gu leinem @jnIte. oWir bsioe reiten
porart, bic anbsrn folgen nit ben @as
aen, unb @uer pferb nirb Ii9 aud big
bette @beno dls9erubt baben, nm sen
Srupp e~in3ubolen."
Mit perpunbster 8sugier iab Der
SrsmOe, iuie bic trdftisen Mfinntr NIT
9ilfs oon srausbdarigen adfferntneh4
ten bic mdntiaen S6iere. bic iid DIT
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-25
Cine binoriS@e aaptae.
(Sortfebuns folst.)

Cine intereHdnte feline &apelle, bic
sur Mttte beg pprlsbten Sabrbunz
berts cine etipos anrii6ige 8eriibmt=
belt erlan9t bate, lit In 2onbon niez
bergerifIen tporben. Sc lit bic &apelIe
BON Gur3on, Die ebemalige 9aupt=
ltdtte Der gebeimen Gbef9lieBunsen.
Sier ipar es, no Der Reperen6 Dr.
&eitb jebe nur gepiini9te gbef9Iise
bun9 poll5ps, obne aud nur bic gez
rin9Iten 5rogen an bic get6eiligten 3u
Itsllen. Spln Elm s[tt foItete cine eitls
si0e @uinse. Die 3rauunaen fiibrs
Ten dber nit Der 3eit berartige Sfans
bale berbei, bnB bas parlument bilr9
cine beIonbsre 2ltte bic @sbsimeben int
Sabre 1884 aufbpb. 3I jeHer Seit
aber bate Dr.. &sitb iapn Elm sroBss
BermDgcn erfporben. Sn Der Gursors
&dpelle mar es aud, lpo Der !6srSpg
BON 9amilton am IA, Sebrnur 1854
trob bes parlamsntspsrbotes iin bic
fd6ne MiB @unnins ur Mittsrnadt
antrdlen feb, pobei Der Rins zines
8sttporbanss als Grauring bients.
&.T 49, III
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-25
Ser M ufatte.

Die Some mar in iiegenber grd1t
anfsesangen iiber 3ranspaal. 4ber
Doftor @altber albre9t lag nod imz
mer i'm Bette unb f9lief 10 feit, nie
Elm geIunDer iunger Mann gu i9lafen
pflegt, Der Elm paar Gage bon anItren<
aurgen binter ii6 bat. Sntel Sans
qlbredt bate idpn beim Morgentaffee
Qebrummt unb iiber bas Murmeltbisr
aeI9olten, pas i'm beiBen iiibafritani=
I6en CONNER Minteri6laf bisltf.
Qlber 2utas MeDer bate ibm astpsGrt,
als er ben 2angI9lafer IefbTt peden
polte. uno 10 mar Der Sntel dbge=
ritten urlb bate benz Reffen bintsrldi
Zen, fpenr ct Ieinss 8aiers 8ruber
Iebsn pplle, mDge er gu Ieiner 5drn
bsrii6errsiten, aber Tth gleid auF cine
Strdirebs eefdBt maiden.
GnbliG mar abar Der iultge Mr5t
Sod anfgetpo9t unb eri9redt in bic
@leiptr gefu6ren, als ct fab. lpie bod
bic Gpnne iton itanb. Sn Der Stltbe
unten trai or Giemanben; CT unter=
na6m boGsr cine gntoedurgsreife iibsr
bte breite Duntle Dele bis sur &iicbe.
biz 1intsn in elmer SIDE lag. BORT traF
HI bie s5ant'", ME Die S~dusfran i'm
Gurengebraith gsnannt ipiro. sic
bot Inn Die Sdno.
rals i9on binaus,1 iagte lie babel.
,U,ein Mam unb bic Sungsns.
alle auf's Selo unb BEL ben Ser6en.
glber in Der Stube itebt Der aaff.. auf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-25
@erirrt /.

MiiSe tieB ser 8rauae Sen aopf
6dngen, mr. utgern ltolperte er meter
iiber oas fteiniqs 6siS, auf BEN Itddes
ligss 9epdhs Elm tiimmerlides 9as
iein fiibrte. SEPT bIieb ods abgemdts
ttte Sbisr iteber, umionIt Der S6ens
felprud pes Rsiters pds 9fero mar
ausaepumpt; es sing nidt mebr.
Yer Better Iprane aus bcm Sattel
unn tlopfte Ieinem tobtmiiben Weggea
noIfen nsn Sals, inbsm er nit Der drs
berea Sanb in Der Soi6e ndh einem
Stiid grot Tn6ts. Cine feline &rulte
fdnD lid nod, aber mir pioerpiQig
nabm bas Bferp Den tdrgliden 8ihen.
ga, Baher, 8aFerl @enn's mn
einen Srupfen bier sdbe," IeufSte Der
Reiter rnb srgriff bes Roiles 3ugsl,
Jim pas 3bier neben Ii4 Der 81 fiibren.
Sernber sriiBte eine gsrsfette beriiber,
uno an ibrem SuBe bot Ipdrlifer
9uid eintgen Sddtten. Sortbin lent
ten BOB uno Mann Die Sdritte. 9tber
Die G%ntfernung mar peiter, ais man
Bel Der fldren 2uft osnten mpfte. Sine
babe Stunbe mohten lie gelpanbsrt
isin, unD nod INNER blieb cine peiis
Strcde Dor linen. 9as 9fsrD itolpsrte
INNER hGufieer iiber bic loisu Steine;
es mar fra9li6. OBJ es iid bis gu Dem
Wdloranee miiroe I6leppen tOnnen.
Man muBte 0alt MAIDEN.
Wit 6etiimmerter Miene bfidte Der
junee Reitersmam auf iein benz 3uz
iammenbrs6en nabes Sbier. Damn
enti6lob er iid, ben leBten Sdlud gu
opferu, ben er in isiner 5eIbflaI6e aes
rettet bate. Sin balber 9efer poll
l%aunarmsn WaferS - dber es benebte
bod Die bertrodneten 2ippen unb regte
bic lebten 2ebensaeiiter bes Ro6es an.
Damn fpiebsr bprpdrts! 8enn lie
bort am 8uid ni6t enblid Wuhsr
fdnoen, paren lie permutbli6 ret
tnngslos perloren.
Mber bait lpds mar bds2 ROB
nnp Reiter itubcH. @ar oas nitt bas
8riillen cine Stieres? unb rihtia-
fernes Rdoergetnarr unb 9eitI6ene
tnallen! Der einIame Geiienoe griff
gum 5ernrobre, bds sr an Miemen
iber bic G1ulter aebGn9t bate, uub
iufte oen Rano bes 8uI6es db. Sine
StaMbpolfe p~.rrietb - freilth in oros
her Gntfernung bic Ndbe lebenbsr
MeIen. D6 aber BAG erid0pfte Bferb
ietnen Better 10 fpeit nod trd9etl fonnz
te2 Das mar taum au btnten. llnb
gu 5ubs bprtbin marf6irsn2 BIS baz
bin tonnteu Die Meniden, bic bort ans
iteinsn5 in elmer 9obenlentunQ mars
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