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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-05
Texan Away fer island Ports.

At the rate that mainland cargo Is
being discharged from the American.
Hawaiian freighter Texan that res
sci will be dispatched from Honolulu
for Balboa, by the way Of Island ports
On Friday evening. The Texan will
take about 10000 cases Of pines in
addition tc a full shipment of sugar.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-05

Y. Pierpont
distressed
negotiable ced given by the Bank Of France that
had u IL is needed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-05

J. C. COHEN, candidate for mayor
on the Republican ticket, will appear
at -four. political meetings in the re-
manning days of the week to speak in
the interests of his candidacy.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-05

A married man who owns an auto
mobile is in position to acquire
lot of experience.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-05
Hyades Loading at Hilo.

The Matson steamer Hvsdes il to-
day completing cargo at Hilo. destined
for San Francisco The vessel viii
steam for the coast with about 1000
tons of island products
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-05

WASHINGTON, D.. appropria
President Wilson's for the
Of Of
-
n
took
Maine.
assigned the duty Of
transporting the cecIes
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-05

A meeting of the members of the
Humane Society, scheduled for $3.50
O'Clock this morning. was postponed,
until the first Wednesday in Septem.
Der.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-05
&AHt4@sEa9
FURNISHED HOUSES.

6-rom bungalow, piano and garage,
10th ave. and Maunaloa ave-. Kali
ntuki Mr. H. Ruger, r. c. Stackable,
phone PAP. H.. 5924-5t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-05

w. w. THAYER, secretary of terri
tory, left for Hilo yesterday. He will
appear before the board of supervis-
ors there in the linterests of the settle
ment of the Front street widening pro-
ject. .--...
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-05
PERSONALITIES

Nv. A. Wal j., city and county en-
gineer.. will. submit his first monthly
repoftsto the board pfsssl1pe isorssnext
week. { xktI.F 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-05
G y 3 L e
BERLIN, Germany August 5.-German banks are re-
ported to have Communicated Russian deposits.
Relief Ships Sail Tomorrow

WASHINGTON, e, Aug. 5-The cruiser
which will ssooooo gold for the relief distressed Americans
S 4
coNSTANTNoPLE, formally
Of
power.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-05

LONDON England August gathered outside the German
stones,b windows In the house
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-05

c. LACEY GOODRICH. for years
identified with the Togo Kisen Kaisha
as purser in it's seevral liners who
has been acting in the capacity OF
far eastern representative, is a pas
senger for the mainland in the ShiIyo
Maru. Mr.. Goodrich may decide to
locate on the Pacific slope.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-05
Germany Inuades Holland

euRe holland Aug s. German forces have invaded Holland
tht point
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-05

CHARLES r. FORBES, who as
sumes the duties of superintendent of
public works August Is. was depart
ing passenger on the Mauna Kea for
Hilo this morning. Mr.. Forbes will
remain on the Big Island ten days.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-05

JOSHUA d. TUCKER. commissioner
of public lands, left for the Big Island
on the Mauna Kea this morning for
visits to Kawaihae. Waimea and South
Kohala. At the Waimea courthouse
at noon tomorrow he will sell at aus
ton number of three acre home
stead lots of the Waimea townsite.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-04

desire to express their thanks to the
people for their generous aid in max
ing the event the success it was The
band is now on3 that the people can
we'll be proud of, and that they are,
is evidenced by the liberal aid given.
The matrimonial alliances of Mr..
Andrew Longmeier, Of Cotton, South
Dakota, and Miss Theresa Fecht, of
Potosi, and Mr.. Edward Reuter- and
Miss Mile Wunderlin of the town
of Harrison, were announced from the
altar Of st. Andrews Catholic church
Sunday.
Mrs Katerine Morgan, wife CT Mr..
John Morgan. died at her home in
the town of Harrison, Wednesday
morning, Jan. 28th; her. demise end
ing two weeks illness. The funeral
was held Friday morning from the
residence to st. Andrew Catholic
church and was very largely attended.
The floral offerings were many and
beautiful. Requiem mass was cele-
brate by Rev. Father Pape who after
delivered a beautiful sermon. At
the conclusion of the services at the
church the body was bourne to the
cemetery nearby and the last Of the
dear old wife and mother was con-
signed to the grave. Katherine
Miller was born in Germany, Feb.
18th, 1S4S, and came to this country
with her parents, Mr.. Jacob Miller
and when very young. She united
in marriage to Mr.. John Morgan in
1871. To this union we're born
thirteen children. eight of whom
survive and with the aged husband
mourn the loss of loving and devoted
wife and mother.
At the home of the brides mother
Mrs Mary j. Korber, at high noon
Wednesday, Jan. 2sth, occurred the
marriage of her only child Miss Bessie
to Mr.. Loren Crapp, Rev. F. Fl. Bur
dick of the Congregational church
performing the ceremony using the
ring service in the presence of the
members of the families and few
intimate friends. The best wishes
of friends are extended to this young
couple on their journey Of life. They
will make their home on Mrs. Korber's
farm in the town of Potosi.
A number of married people in
dulged in an old time dance in British
Hollow last Friday evening and had
most eD joyable time.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-04
AROUND The COUNTY
POTOSI

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Editor Lowrey of the Herald looked
after business matters in Potosi last
Monday and Tuesday.
Nose Carthew Of Platteville was
paying taxes in Potosi last Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Wagner,
Andrew Longmeir and the Misses
Emma Longmeir, Theresa and Lizzie
Fecht were shopping in Dubuque
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Val Kies collector for the Potosi
Brewing Co., mad the misfortune to
break a leg in two places in Prairie
du Chen last Tuesday night. He
was later taken to his home in Du
buque and at this writing is resting
as comfortable as can be expected.
W. j. Welsh was UP from Bellevue
looking after business affairs here last
Wednesday and Thursday.
George Meier is taking week of
pleasure in Dubuque.
= Joe and Harry Stohlmeyer spent
last week with friends at Waterloo,
Iowa.
George Ragatz Sr., of Dubuque,
visited at the home of his son Charles
last Friday.
Miss Bertha Tearl of Cuba City,
visited few days with her friend,
Miss RIGA Ames.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Richards
after months visit with her par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Gillian
and other relatives. returned to their
home at Fox Horn. Minnesota, last
Friday.
Miss Florence WilImers was
guest at the home of her brother Ray
in Dubuque last week.
Mrs w G. White, who has been
so seriously i'll and whose life was
despaired off is convalascant and in
fair way of recovery.
Miss Eva Wilmott came over from
DickeYville Friday evening and spent
Saturday and Sunday at the parental
home
All preparations have been perfect.
ed to make the farmers institute,
Feb. 10th and goth success. Posters
and newspaper advertisements will
soon be in evidence.
The dance given by the Potosi
Military band last Thursday evening
was financial as we'll social sue.
cess. The boys cleared up sixty dol
lars. The members of the band
through the medium of the Herald
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-04

few days with Mrs. Tates sister,
Mrs. Donahue of that place.
Miss Lena Hammes went to Du-
buque Friday. while there will be
the guest of Mrs. John Lambin.
Harley Weaks and Frank Orr
skated to Gutenberg Thursday
night and took in the dance there.
Joe Walz spent last week in town
he is much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ris of Dubu-
que are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gustave Kuenster.
r. S. Peacock was a Prairie du
Chen visitor recently.
George Meyer visited friends at
Dubuque last week.
There is a move on hand for a
new town hall in the village of
Glen Haven.
There will be dance at Stewart
hall Feb. II. Music by Dubuque
Harp Orchestra. Lunch will be
served at the hall by the Royal
Neighbors.
Alex. Robertson went to Dull uque
Saturday after Fred Edwards who
has been there at Finley hospital
four weeks with broken leg. He
is able to get around on crItches.
The dancing party at the home of
Frank Hess last Monday night was
enjoyed by a number of friends.
NJ n. Petry went to Cassville
Monday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-04
Residence for Sale.

The property on End ST. in Platte
Vile known as the Geo. c. Hendy
residence. New brick house we'll
built, nice finish and in 1st class
condition, steam heated. electric
light, city water, bathroom, room
with toilet and fourteen lots plated
as Farvigw Addition to City of Platte
Vile. Will sell residence and two
lots with barn. or will sell buildings
and ten lots to suit purchaser.
Look this property over if you want
a good home % Platteville. A bargain
if sold soon. Possession March 1st
Write or call either phone.
W. E. LATHROP
or Fl. E. BORAH,
46tf Lancaster, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-04
Different Arrangements.

Melvin L. Champion, Little
Grant and Lilly Ariss, Patch Grove.
Alfred A. Critchlow, Bloomington
and Lilly L. Hillery, Little Grant.
Edward Peter Reuter- and Mildred
Wuuderlin, both of Potosi.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-04
GLEN HAVEN.

Special Correspondence 20 the Herald.
Eugene Lambin, of Dubuque,
visited relatives and friends here
last week.
Vern Bennett, of Cassville, was a
caller Friday.
Mrs. Chas. Tate and son RusseI
went to McGregOr Friday to spend
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-04

l will teach anyone the barber
trade in a few weeks and put them
to work at good wages. This is a
bonafide offer Write me A. b.
Moler, Pres. Moler System of CJl-
leges. 314 Prairie Str. Milwaukee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-02-04

46tf
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-07
BEL .Na VISTA.

Beuna Vista, Oct. Health IN
this community is very good at TINS
writing
Mr.. d. W. Curry and family ate
dinner with Mrs. Lyon sunday
Miss Vera Turner visited Misses
Fave and Viva Wilson sunday
quite a number OF Lone Elm
singers attended the singing here
sunday afternoon.
Mr. D. W. Curry gave the young
people a party Saturday night which
vas greatly enjoyed by al! After
The young folks arrived they were
ushered into the dining room where
tbey partook Of deaf and dumb
suppor, which consisted of fruits and
cake.
Mr.. L. j. Paul and wife visited at
Mr., Levi leagues sunday
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-07
THE PEOPLES FORUM

Talk to thousands through this section and quick
Ad needed
do much keep fami
NAH vRyGassg ,sgaasg GEGpEfM
bail a per
WANT ADSkRE CHEap-REsULTS ARE SURE
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-07
Factory Demonstrations at Fa'.'

Dallas: S l. Munger director a
manufa cturers' department at Stats
Fair OF Texas has closed negotiations
for the operation of factories in NINA.
ture in this section which will be Of
special interest 10 fair visitors. Some
of these demonstrations will deal with
the Importance Of developing the cot
ton manufacturing industry of Texas.
Many other interesting exhibits will
be seen in the manufacturers depalt
ment at the State Fair this year
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-07
SCORE CARD INDIVIDUAL FARM
EXHIBIT.
FOR Use at State FAR, Dallas. Texas,
Oct II to Nov. I.

Name Of Exhibitor, ..................
County .....#.,.--...... 1eAaS.
Name Of Farm s..:.. ............
Size Of Farm (aceesl ..............
Acres Ill Field Crops ,.....,...........
orchard #.....,.,. Pasture. .....,5,....
Special Crops ...... .........#,.......s...
Garden asld Truck Crops. ..........,
Score of Exhibit
1-ArrangemoHt OF Exhibit
Perfect Score 1o....,a,s
o--Forago and Hay Crops
This includes leguminous
crops. such as cowpeas.
SOY beans. alfalfa vetch
clovers and grasses 20......5
3-Grains Corn, wheat,
oats. rye barley. emmer
katir. milo teterita, sor
gum, etc 20. .stsaa
4-Fruits 10 ..3.
Vegetable 10.......
Homemade Product
Canned fruits, canned
vegetables dried fruit
preserves. syrup, etc Is z.4..4,
T-Cotton 10.....t.
-Specials-Any other crop
not mentioned above 5...t.ss-
Total Score 100. 49,.
Judge. ,#................
late ..,'.'... .,.'..''.s.. - ~
Remarks
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-07

WAR HORSES AND MARES
WANTED VIII pay top peaes. !
ann still in the market fof a the
mares and horses that | eaA get
from 8 to years old, Weish.ag
from Gao to 1900 pounds, ) to Il
hands high. sound. ard in good
flesh. Tom Bullard. u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-07
SCORE GARD coUarY EXHIBIT.
for Use at State Faar Dallas, Texas
Oct. II to NoV. 1. 1919.


Nant. Of County. ,-.,.....,........
E&atajt1r in CHARGE. ...-....,,.....,.
= q 5EpEas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-29

nS9 bin 6eute Rort beI6dftigt, babe
nur nod brei W2inuten 3eit. 2eben
Sie pobl! ... 2eben sic pobll Sdj
piinIfe Sbuen eineu re9t quten Rors
gen. Wlrs. Treemon! Sbnen unb
oen 8inber6enl II @nbrboftig, bib
fhe Ginber6enl 9os iinO iie.
&oum batte er iie binaustomplimens
tiert, ba tlopftc es pieber. Qlber nihl
an bic Siir, bur9 bic Iie geganeen pas
rem. Gs fiibrte nod cine 5peite Sir
ins 3immer.
v6erein!"
Sinh Sie ollein, QeJebre Sabib9"
frogte cine fettig tlingenbe Stimme.
Wlr. Sc Sepre 6eiabte, uno aus Der
Sir f6ob iicb Die feiite @etolt zines
@ingeborenen.
Ser 9ide Iolamte ebrerbietig.
DQebmt plab ,@bere Singh &Ommi
Sbr bon i6m9"
Der Sn0er Irbte iih gr lebnte iidj
ins Sofa, ftri9 bic 6alten ieines ipei=
ten. griinen STGobOers 5ure6t Der aus
feinItem Sud- gemadt f6ien, SuleBi
ri9tete er feline i1par3en. groBen g(ui
gen auf ben TrOgenoen unD nidtc. vSyd
fomme BON i6n, Sc Syepre Sobibl @r
entbietet S6nen ieinen @ruB uno feline
6rsanbi6oft. Mollen Sic ieins Bot
idoft b0ren9" frogte er in toOellOieul
Gnslif9.
SD min Ee b0rsn, Wlr. @ingbl
Spreben sic 9o9 6olt n Mir
polen ungeit0rt bleiben"
Gr rief ein paar Morte ins Iele-
nnoI; bnnn I9ob er cine ihmereWlaite
aus 9ulmgras por Die 8rrribortiir,
fGloB ale 5sniier un0 5oe iorgiom bic
@orbdnee 5uiammen. Sei1 @ait bef=
tete unentipegt ben Bid ouf ibn, berz
fol9te iebe @eiregung, je0en S6riti
nit Ieinen iGpor5en Qlugen, bic bolo
f9eu, bolb ipicber oreiit Sc 5ebre ons
itorrten. Ser nabm ben einfnHen
2ontoriGemel, Der bor ieinem G9reibs
tii& Itonb, radts i'm bidt neben Oas
Spfa unb feBte ii9 barauf.
nSo!" foots er nit eeodmpfter
Stimme. nSpreden Sic! SD bore.
X * X
aSbn pIagt reinpss Der 2Adud," "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-29

anOeren 4opitdn babenl"
Wlr. parter fab INNER erItailnter
aus. Damn ipdgte er ein3upenoen,
boB bos Sdiff bod erit bereineetomz
men lei unb bequen cine Wo9e o0er
70 liegen fDnne. Qtber Wlr. Sc 5ebre
iHnitt ibm bls @ort am Wunbe ob
unb fragte, Oh tein nnoerer &apitdn
bisponibeI fei.
Wlr. Parter 6o6te naf. vS9 lpeiB
ieinenI" erpiberte er enoli9. ,Dlr.
Mac@rot9, Wir. globfon, Wlr. Weitsr=
bouIe, N2r. @anbua" II er 3Gblte iiber
Elm Dubenb Namen auf IL ,alle uns
ieripegs, Sirl QDir miifen tpobl ooer
libel porten, bis Mlr. 8ropn nieoer
geiuslb iit."
Dobcs ipollte Mlr. Sc Gepre aber
burhous nidts tDifen.
Wlan miihe einen an0ern engngies
rem, fhloB er.
Ser proturiit ipies auf bic groBe
Shipierigteit bin, obne neiteres einen
tiidtieen &apitdn. Der ben GluB femme.
5u finoen. 81 erbielt ie6o9 ben gea
mefenet Qluftrog, binnen jeBt uno
beute abenb feds llbr iieb3ebn Uainuz
ten sinen 9cpitdn fir bic Cara
9bompion gu beioreen. Wlr. Barrier
rang bic 9dn6e uno berlieB Oas 3ims
mer.
ga4 ibm sri9ien ulr. s. q. Nopz
per $anbp. Der groBe. I6pere 6err
nit ben roiigen 9dd6en rnb bem
glatteeIfeitelien, etipas Dig gldn3enz
ben Soupttaor unterbreitete Wlr. Sc
Tepre bic Bite, gu ben Soften zines
MoiTenbouies bei0uiteuern. Qlu9 bos
tleinite G9erflsin peroe onntenb ans
genommen.
D1r. Sc Tspre eriff na9 Der Siite,
bic ibm bic fleilhieen 6dn6e entee9enz
Itredten, unb 3ei9nete eine Summe.
nDo!" fogte er uno CAB Die 2iite
5uriid. Sinh sic 0ufrieben2 @uteH
ploreen1
Der onbere mari einen Bid ouf Die
9iite. agine fiiritlide 3uiDepSune,
Sirl" Itotierte er; aber er OerItummte,
ais CT in Das eiIiQ tolte, bi3arre Gjeiid)t
bee Monnes blidte. in bas berrilHe
Dssppienauge. etpas !pie @rauicn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-29

sd glaube es, Mrs. Greemon! Sd
claude es germ. SD weiB eS Icgar
Qlber -. ober neiterl" -.
Die Witipe hriidte bic tleinen, rotten
5dnoe ibrer Rinber feIter, ols ob fiC
fib aus ibnen Nlut berausbolen pollte,
9arauf fliiSerte fis: sd foil ben 9a-
ben rGumen, Girl"
r9idtig, Wiubam! 0as follen sic.
Die Stimme tlang bart pie Wletol,
unb teine Wimper 5udts in benz ebern
gelporbenen @eii9te.
m@rbarmen Gie {i1 meiner finoerl
t06nte Wlrs. Tremon. @eBen SiI
uns niht ouf Die StroBe. Cir! 3ie
Wl0bel, Der 2o6en j.. alles bietet 81
men Siderbeit. SD bente... i'd
bOffe" -.
,Wos boffcn Sic, Wlrs. 5reemnnY"
frogte oieIelbe barte Stimme. Sie
Hang 70 erbarmungslos, baB iie jebe
6pffnung 5uIbanoen ma6te, baB bic
2lngcrebete auriidi9ouoerte, als ipenn
fie einen Gistlumpen beriibrt bate
Scr 2oSen,@ begann iie troBoem
BON neuem, nber 2oben, Sir"
osSit onoeripeitig bermietet, mrs.
yreemonnl SD tann Sbnen ni9t bels
fen. 8eim beiten Wiqen ni6t."
o9aiIen sic mir ben 2a6en no9 Elm
tin5iges @ierieliabr i. Elm ein5iges,
fur5es Nierteljabr, Sirl SD bite, idj
fle6e Sie an. gDir finb ruiniert, ipenn
mir i'm oufgeben miiiien. 8ettlerl"
Sic trat einen S9ritt Dor. gs
mar. ols ob iie iih ibm gu 5iiben per-
fen ipollte. n3polf Sabre bat mein
Wonn ben 2aOen eebabt. @r bai
piintili9 ieinen Gins be5ablt II INNER
II iebes Quartal!"
rTos mar feline pflidt un0 S6uls
oiQteit, Wlo0am! Weiter ni1ts ols iei=
ne pfli9t unb S9ulbigteit. SECT
fam er teinen Gins mebr 3ablen, Ma-
ooml 3oblen, bos 1T bic 6auptia6el"
sic mari i9m einen per5peifelnoen
@lid su; bo6 tr prollte ob an bieiem
iteineruen @eiidt, an bieier Ulenfcb &c.
porbenen Ne6enmuIhine.
nS6 minlc6c Stnen einen gtltea
Wlorgen, WlrS 5reemanl" @r idt
rad Der ilbr, Die an Der ManO 6Iug,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-29

padt. ibn. @r puBte nidt. pdruul.
Raf9 nabm er feline 2iIie, unO nit
e.ner itummen, tiefsn @erbeugung oerz
licb er eilig Dos 3immer.
9ie Direttoren elmer groBen Serz
rainseIeaI9aft folgten. Ulit ibnsn
mar Wlr. Sc sgebre bolb einig. Das
&leeblatt beTtono aus ben rei6Iten
Mdnnern Der Gtabt; ober 1ie io6en 81
ibm ouf pie gu einem Soft. SE lpurs
ben abgeI0It BON Wlrs. Greeman, bic
nit spei tIeinen Mdb9en an Der 9ano
ins 3imrter trat.
.Q(6, Wlrs. 6rsemon!" rief Mr. Sc
5ebrs. mlln0 ba finO ia auh bic &inz
Der6enI"
Der W}nnn mar tpie0er munter gea
iporben, bic 6elbberrnpoIe beriapunz
ben. Seine tolten QluIterndugclden
fingen an gu gIibern, pie @lasitiide in
einem GolsiboItop. Gr fii6rte ieinen
9efuh gum Sofa unb nOtigte ibn,
ploB gu ne9men.
.3ipei RinberGen !. MGbden.6 6ibz
I9e WlGbHenl Wabrbaftigl" fubr er
fat eeI9pdbig fort. sd frele mid,
sic gu iebeu, Dlrs. Sreeman, unS Sbz
nen 2ebeipobl iogen gu tOnnen."
Mlrs. Sgreeman ri9tete i6re trduriz
gen 9lueeil T4u6tern auf ZEN por ibr
Stebsnoen. sd tomme NIT elmer
Bite, Sir!~
.Gine 9itte, Mrs. 5reemon9 Spres
den Sic! Wos on mir liegt" ...
nSie pihen, OoB mein Wann tot
1T, un6 OoB bas Gel4Gft ieitbem 5us
riidgegangen it, oaB" -.
Wlr. Sc Sepre nidte.
80. nbaB es mir felt benz Sobe meiz
nes Mdnnes niht mebr m0gli9 gelrcs
fen lit, bic Mlieie auf3ubringen.~
Wlr. '2e 5ebre nidte tpiebsr. oSa,
i9 ipeiB, Wlrs. 5reemonl 9rei Guars
tale iino Sic i'm Hiiditanbe -. orei
Auartole. Ssbf iperben es bier"
Der tleinen 5rou troten bic Srduen
in bic 4uqen. Gie unterbriidte bos
S9luf3enuno flibr bonn nit rouber
@timme fort: Sd bin Gag unb 9la6t
ouF benz poiten geipeien; aber es ging
niht. Sin! sic t0nneu es mir gIous
ben."
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meinie Wlr. Potfeg su Wlr. @olot, bcn
er ioeben 6riibporm bic @eiGifIe BON
.Ulrs. gromn erSdblt batte. mDie 9llte
bat i5m geb5ris eingebei5t."
nWie ipollen Sic aber einen &opitdn
bei Der 8iiroe Der 3eit beIdaffen2~
sd babe mid l9on beiler telepbos
niert, unO bic Suneens Iaufen li9 bic
Soaden I9ief. Notiirlib obne @rfolg.
2luBer bem alien Sipinburn unb Sad
Sipler" 80.
n@ie Tenn i9: Der cine IGuft, uno
Der anbere iUirb iiberbaupt nid)t MIDI
tern. 9ie nimmt er ni9t."
Nlr. porfer ridte melandosiI6.
nWas bat er nur geeen 8r0pn.
fubr 8olot fort. nunb parum bic Gile
nit bem S9iff9
Sd Dente, iie bat 8aumipolle eslos
ben, bic Sara"
nSu, 8aumpole. Sic lam notiir=
lid iparten. 9G6erlifes Obiett. Qll=
les Blob Didt6pfigteit. lin bic 2eute
81 iGitonieren. Die refine Norretei!
T.. 9immeI! ga treiI9t er f9on fpie=
Der, Oh mir sinsn &upitdn bdtten. Mlan
m06te bos Selepbon 5ufammeni9meis
BEN"
n3eit piro's, fpenn mir einen fries
gen ipollen," meinte Wlr. @olot bebents
lid. nS4 gebe naHber runter nad
tem Gbat. Dd min ib 9Ieidb auf bem
8ontor Dorfpre9en =. d. Sbr tOnnt nit
tommen, Wlootl Wie beiBt Sbr eigtnts
li49" panOte tr fi1 an Sutet 8ullin.
Der eeoulbig al Der Tiir ouf Wlr. .4or=
ters ipsiterc 8efeble partete. nWiBt
Sbr teinen Sdiffer fir unsg"
nGinsn Sdiffer9"
nSn, einen G6iffer. Der einen tlei=
nen Sra4tbampfer ben GIuB binaufs
bringt."
gGinsn G6iffer9 Sm. iol Den
ipiibte i9 pobl."
nMos S6r foetl limb parum 6at Der
Mann tein Sfiff9"
vGr bat ni9t pieber ongemuItert,
neil CT ii9 CUR 9lube IeBen lpollte
ober beiroten E. ODER 70 mas. Die
Sadie 1T toobi fAief eegoneen, oenn
id traf ibn oeitern i'm 8ainr unb
Fragte, unb ba meinte CT, baB er F.b Die
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as. sortfebuno.)

AA~f* ~ ~ o~ftoD
Wlrs. 8ropn Iddelte. Sbre glaIs
bei1.n etipas @olIertartiges.
.Sie brou9en ni1t gu laden
Ma'om!" berri9te Wlr. Sc 6sbrG
iie an.
Sie bate Iih erbOben, iteif ipie eint
Wlarionette. D@ergeHen Sic nibt
Sir" Iagte iie nit ibrer troiilOisr
@Iehfimme. rbab sic nit elmer Dame
reben. SD niinfde Sbnen einen gu.
ten Wlorgen, meine 6erren~
Domit mar iie orouBen.
Orr. Barter itnterbriidte Elm Qoner
Der S9obenfrenbe. Damn panbte er
iiA an Ieinen prinoipol, Der INNER
noH i'm 3immer auf unb ab ronnte
anb frogte: .Sbre 8efeble. Sir9"
Wlr. Sc 5erre blieb iteben. Geir
pergomentforbiges Naubbogelgeidhi
leete ii6 in tauisnb 5alten unb 8dlt.
den. ,,WeI9 ein Meib, Barter! ~ -
Qlbl Meld Elm Msibl - Qlber ipir
brouben einen anoeren &opitGnI"
SOIL Der olie 9ropn ipirtli9 MIDI
fobrens" fragtc Der prOturiit Der.
bliifft.
.Rein, nsinl Der febt teineu
guJ ipieosr a.If meine planten - lei.
nen SUB Mir brauden sinen onOea
rem SEapitdnl"
nQlber ~ Cir! Wlr. 8roipn 1T bsr
dlieite &apitGn, ben mir baben, lennl
ben 6luB ipie feline Safhe. Sd
meiite
nMas msinen sic, Sir9" fuhr Mr.
Sc Bebre berum.
sd meine. baB es tein @erbtedeu
1T. menn Elm StnpitGn nal fr1nt tpirf
nod ba3u am Tieber. Dos tann
ie0e triegen. llnb oann: iparum foI
bic Cara nibt eine Mo4e liegen, Mr,
s. Jepre. Sb meine
,Sie meinen foIiH, Scr. porterl =
DoppeIt folfh, Wlr. Barter. ~ q. 6,
Sc 1ebre Il. So. lam teinen Gapitdn
brouden. Der iront piro. llno bic
Sora EbpmpIon ipnrten2 Sd
Ioee Sbnen, parter, lie lam nibl
parten nid9t cine balbe Wlinutg
parteN mub binauf ben GluB, fonn
ui@l partsH ~, 0ir miiien siner