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How Interesting, said the girl.

How interesting-' said the girl.
What do you do when there is no
sum- asked Marsh.
There was sun enough n moment
this morning for me to find that this
ship is still headed due east instead of
northeast, as promised But / must
find the captain to protest about these
thefts.-
His departure reduced the committee
by one. But while he had been dis
coursing Mrs. Blucher-Ward had sailed
majestically into the room and had de-
posted her generously proportional
self on a divan. She was now seer to
be staring straight ahead. Marsh re
garded her with a knowing wink.
1T seems like a committee of three,''
he observed. oOW Hi y.
Peculiarly enough, there was i'm
mediately another secession from the
party. Marsh all at once remembered
that he had not given the ships car
penter the height of the stage.
christmas before last he explain
ed. 1.-The stage was so high that the
audience had stiff necks the rest of
the voyage
Brilrs gratitude would have delight
ed the genial traveller could he have
seen it as he ambled away. AS it was,
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an immensely valuable cargo aboard,
and I'm in a way responsible"
Inquiry brought the information that
Captain HUMPHREYS was in his quar-
tiers, and thither the two repaired, Jen-
nison leaning heavily on Brills arm.
\ knock at the door brought the Off
Ger in person. He was in his shirt
sleeves, and his hair was ruffied.
Excuse me- he exclaimed. I've
been having a nap. oh, no, you didn't
disturb me, ] was just getting ready
to go on the bridge. VIII you have a
drop of something's" he added, getting
into his coat. !
Both waived liquid r~efreshment, but
Brill took a cigar.
Il think I'll have a nip TO keep the
damp out" said the captain, pouring a
liberal draft of Scotch with a hand
that shook the merest tribe, Brill
thought; then he looked inquiringly at
his callers.
Il hope you'll not think me intru-
siye, captain" began Jennison. "but
I've heard of the ships course, and
I've a special interest,"
"Ah." said Captain H~umphries, with
a tlnge of questioning is the word.
You see. I'm a-well, a sort of pri-
vate supercargo for the gold shipment,
a~nd-and"-
And you're anxious. Don't blame
you. I've been so myself. Carrying
50 much wealth in one ship seems like
tempting fate" T.
That's what-what I've thought
stammered the old man.
well. you ought to be glad we
changed our course. then. That yellow
stuff wouldn't be worth a pinhead as
a life preserver If we'd stuck the ships
o into an iceberg
But persisted Jennison feebly,
time is very valuable to me for GER
tain reasons"
/ Captain HUMPHREYS clapped him on
the shoulder iovially. Don't distress
Yourself about that" lie exclaimed.
you'll see land even sooner than you
exp~ected-that is" lie qualified, IF
nothing breaks. Oh, no., there's no fear
of that"
After n few questions and hearty
assurances the visitors took their
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-03-13
PROLOGUE e.

The action of the story has its real
beginning on an ocean liner bound for
Europe and just leaving New York. II
has beer boarded In haste on a win
ter day by Overton Brill, an impctu-
Gus wealthy young bachelor. who, at
tracted by n pretty girl accompanied
by an elderly gentleman, has followed
them aboard. Brill was on his way
uptown with Aristides Stebbins, his
valet. known as Jay, when he saw the
girl, just after purchasing a valuable
bracelet as a gift FOR a Miss Carstairs.
The passenger list reveals the names
of the pursued as Mr.. Andrew Jenni-
son and daughter. Brill finds himself
without money and negotiates with a
dark individual named Benedict for
the sale of the bracelet. receiving 500
for it. with which he secures a de luxe
cabin. At dinner the conversation turns
to the weather, and a Professor Penny
thorpe's storm prediction Is placed be-
fore Captain HUMPHREYS for judgment.
Brill makes the acquaintance of Mr..
Jennison, and the two proceed TO the
captain 'atih " lhsItNl IL IhtIoih
enal. wonderfully trained canary. At
luncheon n jovial person, Christopher
G. Marsh. introduces himself to Brill.
Starting from a sound sleep. Brill hears
through his window Benedict. the pro-
fessor and Jennison discussing the
large shipment OF gold aboard. Soon
after this he Is rewarded by a smile
from Marion Jennison for a small
courtesy. Marsh is Informed that he
has been selected TO take charge of the
Christmas concert. and he chooses
Brill. Marion Jennison. the professor
and Mrs. Blucher-Ward as his aids.
Brill, known as Mr.. Overton. and Miss
Jennison, have a pleasant chat togeth-
er. Icebergs and fog are reported. A
child dies In the steerage, and Miss
Jennison asks Brill TO seek the cap
tain's consent to hold the funeral in
the first cabin. He finds the chief Off
Ger in company with Benedict and
wonders. He gets the permit, but the
purser oticiates at the services. Jcn-
nison, worrying about the gold. be-
comes sick. Professor Pennythorpe OBJ
serves that the ship is OFF its course.
Marsh notices that the captain hasn't
been at the dinner table for several
DAYS.
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ENEDICT was in his seat, pale
aud saturnine as ever. Bril-
stared him squarely in the
face as ii to challenge the
Mexican TO an exchange of thought.
lie seemed to return the look, but the
light from a electric globe glinted
upon his glasses in such fantastic fash.
Ion that Brill was wholly unable to
reach the eye of the man. He Won
dered If he should ever penetrate that
crystal armor.
Dinner over, Brill proposed the Gus
iomary cigar in the smoking room.
Obliged, old man. returned Marsh.
but | am-well, I've a little writing
TO do. You've never been In my quar-
tiers. Why not hunt me up in an hour
OF so: I'm In 80, starboard side, for
ward-same corridor as your room-the
room farthest aft. Benedict's tele-
phone gang have all the rest OH that
side
Are they saloon passengers:' asked
Brill in surprise.
They are the engineers and other
brains of the expedition, /
So Brill and Stebbins found them
selves without companionship for
awhile, and even jay, after much diff +,
dent apology, admitted that he had in
tended devoting the evening to n book
oil steamship engines he had discov-
cred in the library. His master would
try a turn or two on deck, he said. As
he left the room lie saw Mt the end
of the corridor Andrew Jennison MAX
ing his way unsteadily along. and he
went to him at once.
Perhaps" said the old man. you
wouldn't mind taking me where | can
find the captain"
Brill smiled assent. He was CRATE
full for the opportunity of this serv-
Ice. slight us il was.
Il suppose | shouldn't be out" con-
Jennison. "The voyage goes
hard with me. But I've heard about
this change in route"
The young man told OF Professor
Pennythorpe's visit to the captain and
Its result.
YES" said the other. but | want
the captains personal assurance that
everything is right. You see, there's
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he chuckled audibly, to the wonder
ed into the smoking room. He did not
N the carpenter there, but he SEEM
ed content. for he remained in the at
mosphere of nicotine the rest of the
forenoon.
The committee was now happily de
pleted to two, and the real business it
had in hand was begun. 1t soon be-
came evident that musical talent was
lacking in the ships company or that
shyness ruled the possessors thereof,
and the available performers were soon
classified.
n one confesses ability to play an
accompaniment. so | suppose if the
singers are to favor us / shall have to
be pianist as well as committee"
Brill thought this an excellent plan
and said SO. He hoped, too, hat he
would be near enough when the gra-
cious moment arrived to see those
shapely, rosy fingers flying over the
keys and to watch the outline of the
pretty wrist, of which he now perceiv-
ed but a little. He noted that the girl
wore no jewelry except one small
chased gold ring, evidently a class en-
blem of some sort. 1t pleased his taste,
and he could not help contrasting this
simplicity with Julia Carstairs' pas
sion for making her fingers blaze with
glittering stones. The thought of Julia
suggested the ruby bracelet and that,
inevitably. Benedict. But he was not
even a dark shadow on the mornings
brilliancy.
He brought pen and ink, and the
girl wrote ou the program. 1t became
professionally necessary, of course, for
him to look over Marion's shoulder at
this, and if his cheek grazed her lus-
trous hair and his lips almost touched
the pink shell of an ear hat was
merely incidental. He wondered if
her work.
Just as the writing was ended Brill,
looking up as by some call or instinct,
saw the Mexican pass the library door.
He must have noted this close com
munion. Brill believed. but his face
gave no sign. AS for the girl, she was
wholly ignorant of the others pres
ence and chatted gayly of many things
in which they found a common inter
est. until at last the sound of the ships
bell recalled her to other duties, her
fathers comfort in particular.
AS Brill rose to leave the library a
steward accosted him.
BEG pawdon, sir" he said. but Mr..
Benedict told me to ask you If you
would please step to is room when you
were disengaged."
Thanking the man. Brill started to
go forward almost involuntarily. Twice
he stopped and turned back as if in
irresolution whether or not to heed
this-commaud, could he call it? 1t
might be that. in which case ii should
be spurned, but at last curiosity pre-
vailed.
Its best | should not provoke him.
and perhaps he may show his hand,'
he said to himself. That expression
brought wildly back to him his dream
of a day or two before, and he clinched
his teeth sharply as he recalled how
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-03-13
Up In the Air.

Up In the Air. 5
"What are Betty and Jack quarreling
about now?"
"Oh. it's one Of those wireless quar-
rels, l guess"
Wireless quarrels. What do you
mean:"
Words over nothing, you know
Boston Transcript.
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Brill Stared Him squarcly In the Face,

leave. again declining the captains in
yitation TO refresh themselves. As
they closed the door Brill heard the
music of Il bottle striking Il glass. But
Mr.. Jennison felt very much better.
even physically. 1t seemed. and the
young maj gave little heed to the
amoun of Captain HUMPHREYS pota-
lions.
In Marsh's snug quarters he rctailed
the story of the interview with the
captain.
"Why's Jennison so Interested que
ried the commercial man.
Brill believed there was no secret
now about the matter aud said frank
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Opinions.

"Wise men sometimes change their
opinions"
EYES," replied Mr.. Growcher, "bus
what a lot of people mistake for an
opinion is simply the mental echo of
some other mans loud voice."-Wash-
ington Star.
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MY dear, a burglar fired a revolver
at a man, and the bullet struck a but
ton. thus saving his life"
"Well, what of it,"
fOnly this: A man could shoot at m
with a shotgun and never hit a but
ton."-Louisville Courier-Journal.
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Mr.. Hurryup-On my sasary OF $12 a
week we can get along swimmingly.
Miss Holdback-But l can't SWIM
Boston Globe.
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Sad Accident.

~Judge-You are charged with break.
ing a chair over your wife's head.
Prisoner-It was an accident, your
honor.
Judge-What. Didn't you intend to
hit her?
Prisoner-Yes, but I didn't intend to
break the chair.-Boston Transcript.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-03-13
Logical.

Logical.
"A woman can't do two things at
once" snapped Mrs. Gabb.
That's the reason why there is
err any needlework done at a sewing
club growled Mr.. Gabb.-Cincinnati
Enquirer.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-03-13
Hslnina the Needy.

by the way said Mrs. De Style.
Yes"
do you know of any poor persons
who would care for a discarded lorg-
nette?"-BOston Transcript.
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Others "Just as Good.

Wild Eyed Customer want a quar-.
ter's worth of carbolic acid.
Clerk-This is a hardware store. But
we have-er-a fine line of ropes, re-
volvers and razors.-Yale Record.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-03-13
Truth That 6ores.

PA. what is a truism?'
"A truism, my son, is a truth which
IS so true that it makes everybody
tired."-Boston Transcript.
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did your uncle remember you in his
will?"
Eyes; he directed his executors to
collect the loans he had made me-
Philadelphia Press.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-03-13

She Didn't BEE the Hen. "
Mrs. X. relates that while In )London
she inquired in a shop If they had any
fresh eggs.
"Yes, mum, plenty" said the clerk.
Them with a hen on 'em are fresh"
II don't see any with n hen on Them"
said Mrs. X, looking around for a nest.
The letter hem mum, not the bird.
Hen stands for moo laid num-
Boston Transcript.
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Strong Tobacco.

"Yes, madam. How would you like
them. strong orr
"Oh, strong-very strong. Thes lass
he had all broke in his waistcoat peck
er.'-New York World.
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Wasting a
Few Minutes
In Laughter


afraid I,can't let you go by without
the password, sir"
But, confound you, I tell you I've
forgotten it. You know me well
enough. I'm Major Jones'"
in Cant heipfft sir. Must have the
password sIfs4xra. s.,,,f
Voice From the Tent-Oh, don't
stand arguing Nil night, Bill. Shoot
him.-New York Globe.
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The
Golden
Greyhound
By DWIGHT TILTON

A chase after a fair face leads
Overton Brill, a wealthy man
about town, into assisting in the
defeat Of the most astounding
act Of piracy ever attempted on
the high seas.
Copyright 1906. by Lothrop. Lee & shep-
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A Meeting of the COMMITTEES.

B : IT.; ;'' Il; e : !; !: q: =; e. !. Ell Ell &:
- fnA4 ~ L. - .I.n...- IL
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Copyright 1906. by Lothrop. Lee & Shep-
ard.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-07-28

gathering and delivering the work
of this plant.
With an institution such as this
in our city our citizens should give
ii most loyal support remembering
that money sent out of the city stays
out while that spent at home stays
here. 1t gives those in charge of
this edition great pleasure in rec.
ommending this concern as worthy
of their patronage.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-07-28

Mr.. B. S. Wilson, of Morehead,
Rowan county, who is considered
one of the brightest young lawyers
in Eastern Kentucky is making a
strenuous campaign for the Dem
ocratic nomination for Common
wealth's Attorney of this district.
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MI. Sterling Laundry
HOme Institution and Should Re.
ceiVe Patronage of all Loyal
Citizens.

The Mt. Sterling Laundry, owned
and operated by Mr.. Thomas Ken
nedy. is located on East High
street in a building planned and
erected with the idea in view of Civ
ing Mt. Sterling first class laundry
service. The plant is equipped with
every modern machine found in a
first class laundry and only
skilled and careful labor is en-
ployed.
Work is dispatched with care and
promptness and you may rest assured
that your work will receive the best
of attention.
Several wagons are employed in
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-07-28
MR.. c. +. THOMAS

MN. Z. T. TIIOMAN
Former County Attorney of
Montgomery county. Mr.. Thomas
has been connected with the In
surance Department of the State
for several wears.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-15
: ascinat;ng Gavotte. pad p.

ipuroe, NIT benz cine glidlite @ss
burt eefeiert neroen ioIte bic
5tpeite 4ufloss bon nRote Rubineu"
follte ON nd9iten Gage Der gr0bte
S1mud Der 8iiherausIaesn iperoen.
4Is Banning e%intrat. iorsiamit
eetlsioet uno iieSesftols. bssriibte i'm
elm trdftises .Wintomn,en" aus
pierSsbn &ebIsn. Ollie 5reunbs trussn
gu Gbren bes Taess i9naras, b0f,lt
moberne R0de. @annlines 3piGiness
bruoer in Der StaIosntunit itisg auI
einen Stubl mitten in Dem feItlif
sef9miidtsn SaaI, forosrte elm
@las fir Zen @trensaft uno iaste:
,Muf aein Wobl. mein 9ruosr, bu
Der Gubm unfsrer Stalbentunit. -
Die 3eibe Der Reben fommt ipGt.r.
Run mil id Dir nur ems iasen: FEB.
ipas bsirs trsuen 5reunoe getan baz
ben. UNI oeinen groben Grsuoentae gu
feiern. &omeraoen! Gins, 5pei. prei!!"
llno fiebe, pier5ebn rote idone We>
item entbiuten fih - ni6t pie burh
sinen 3auberi9Iag, fonosrn ourt
bas IuftnDpfen eben 10 pieler mobers
ner R0de - uno fie ole leuhteten
iG0n buntelrot uno nit breiten pei-
BEN 8dnoern, Seipenbdnbern.
Nber oa seihab stpas Wunoerbas
res. 8annlings 9eiiht oeiete nift
Stol3 uno 9efrieoiguna iibsr oieie
oistrete SPRUNG Der 6reunbe. ions
bern es iibsrSos ii6 nit benz ountels
fen Hot, unb bart mari er fein
9las CUR Groe.
Ils Sas 9las 5srIprang, tpuroe es
totsnItiu.
limb am nG6iten Sage laben lie
ale. bob Der llmi6Ias Der neuen
4uflaee nitt rot mar nit brsitem
peibsn 8dnoern, lpie lie srpartet bal
ten, ionoern ipeib, gang ipeib. llno
balo to%nItatierte man. DAP nab benz
S6IuB Der eriten IufIdge bas &ot
auf 8dnnling nirtte ME duf etnen
Stier. @lsidmobl bate sr ia in BEN
;2siden oieier 5arbe aeiieqt. Was
tpnnte bas nur bsoeuten? IS hattie
Ooh tpobl ni6ts nit Der Io6enoen
Srau gu iun. ois ibn uno feline roie
MeIie emit 10 beluitigt aneelsben
bate, oils er auf Sar!dpogen prone
nierte?
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-15
nratmHtli9,
Neihreibnns bee YcbcuS in Sen cuaIi.
ifeu S%diutgrGben.

Oos Qebsn in ben molish.n
S4iben9rGben ouf ben Sd(ohtfeis
os,n an Der Iisue id)iloert Elm 8e.
rltterftottsr Der Doilp Moi.. George
y. @cnrnod. in mihauIiter Weii..
illosm er BON Der biuterIten Qinie Bis
in bic pornerfte 6ront po%roringt; Se:.
IA 2osen Ieben bic britiiten S,nian.
teriiten in bieien :iefen @rbarGber.
bic lie in ben 8oben iSrantrtidg aus.
sebob!t baben. Der spei Monoten
ao9en lie leif)ten 0ersens eurd bic
StraBen bon Sabre uilo gouloone.
lateno unb iin9eno. 0ar. aebims
inert bu,d bic S6reden oes arieoes.
in 9%rimmiger GntidIoiienbeit, ihre
pfIidt gu tun. liegen tie ieb! in ibrer
9raben ooer iiben binter ibren ara
1aten'i6eren Sdonaen uno nebrnen
Seben unb Sob. ipie es tommt. Ssn
bieiem BON beipalosten Sii9sIn ourG.
ao9ensn 3ono liegt Elm Sell BON 10
bis II 3ilometer 2Gnee; spii6en Pen
beipoIbeten 9dneen flieBt Elm bib.
FIBER STUB, unb itsiet man iiber ben
@ipfei zines 9iiaels snb nlbert iitl
benz 9oupttal Der Nisne, ia tommt
aud i6on cine pfsifenbe @ranote,
an 100 pfunb idtper unb $500 tper..
nobergei6oiier unb fenbet ibren t0bs
li6en Grub. Gs 1T bic ffnorSs
Woria" pber bic blutiee Mario",
nie Som Itfins biefe Oin9er nennt.
9liidli4 Der. Der nsitsr als 80 VIE.
Ter bon Der STEELE entfernt lit, no
lie ben peifen goben nufipiib!t.
.&ai6 meter. Fdat Der 6ibrer, Dor
Ilf)ti9! Sic BADEN fi6 ouf bieI.
SisIle einqei6oiien." Orei tpeitere
8rnnaten ihIo9sn Elm in rof4e-
6cI9e. Damn lit einen Moment Rube
nab Der pierten. uno mir retten uns
IN ben Walo. pp ma boz rem 9Iits
ten, ober niht Dor BEN 0eItoiien Der
5einoe oeihibt lit. @erbiret fiji,
etne aroBere Mn5ohl BON Solooteu
ur.er ben 9ddmen, bann tommt raid,
Elm oeuti6es 1Iuoseua berbei unb
ldbt cine Raufbombe foIlen, uno SIC.
fes teufIiide feline 0ina. bns etre
Raudfobne orfItsigen Idbt, oibt Der
oeuti6en 9efhiBen nett tpe1 ouf Der
anoeren Seite bes SaIes eas 3isI.
81. MOI gut ~sineearabsn uno in elmer
'lteren StelIunQ. oann piro es sum
3sitpsrtreib, oos Sernnbrauisn uno
Grplooieren bieisr 9oten beg Spbes
gu beobohten. Die Nott ientt III,
herEieoer, unb hnmit tommt bic W6o.
Iihteii, tpsiter borsusehen ourh Bic
Jelnsr hss Gales.
Zen Qonsen Gag iiber bat uns Sos
0rohnen Der isinoIiten aanpn,n bic
Shrsn taft taub senatt. Tber oub
IN nie'er ih0nen, ite~rnenbsIlen Sen.
tsmbtrra6! bort sas @ebrumm ni+t
anf. SIC itiebsn uuo fdisfen: obs-
be sii.rnsn grjBt Iiuo bod rsniotr
.aefabrlta oIs i'm Sonnsn,ift. un5
TO geIan9tu mir in rie 6rGbtn. 81,
nur iusalae buuosrt Tettr ron 6sntn
ess 6sinoss sntlsrnt lino. Sisr lie.
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Ieine lh1efen tritiiGen 8emertuneen
IN Observation-Disclosures uno oersleis
den mebr cuff bieiem Weee rsdt piel
getan su taben.
Run mar Der 4us.nbI;i fir Ieinen
srobsn Sdlag eetommen. Mit elmer
moblbsrednetsn Bepeguns. als poIle
er aufteben, bssann Der 2prit.r ipiss
Der gu fpreden. biesmaI iebr turs
unb eeoranst, rubis unO pornsbm.
Run, !osrr Director, meme Msi.
nune lit tinfah bic: Sd hattie bic
Gbrs, Sbnen cine neue Gebihtfamms
lung an3ubistsn; sic baben lie
FreunbIi9. aber beitimmt abgsIsbnt,
mas mid natiirIi4 nidt irunosrn
Tam, od id ia tpeib, tpie unlprii9
oieiss 2ano lit; ood nun bin i'd bier.
nm lie Shnen no9mols o~n5ubieten,
oieies Wal nit elmer Sbse, Die Dem
gude u~n5ebinst sinen sroBen GrfpIs
ii4srn ,piro. Sic 3tpeifsln? Seben
Sic Der - mas iassu Sic bu5u!"
uub 8dnnIing tnOpfte raid ieinen
Rod ouf ben er pioer Die Regel bis
;ss. gei4Io6en gebaIten batte. uno
aeigt. benz eeblenoeten Director feline
prad, tpo1e rpie Deite nit psiben
Strsifen.
Sur illberitsn Grsn5e 0es Gritaus
mems gebrddt. ~ftarrte 9err Nspern
C,m iurgen 2priter in oas itol5e Ges
ii9t.
So, cine sebr i60ns 0eite, bod
=. i4 5eooure, aber i'd Dereehe mod
ni6t redt -"
Rein, oos lit mobl audi nidt 70
teidt." iaete @annIing uno fcbts iit
ipieoer, ni6f obue StoI5 auf sen
pra6tpplsu Seiosnhanbern Der berrs
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9ut, ipsnn Sic es nun oruden IdI=
len, einen llmidilaa BON genau oen-
ietbtu 1drben uno oemlelben MuIter
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'reibt iid, ia ben Ielbit. SIS perItebt
ii4, BAT it sur 3eit. % mein Bud
in rem Jsaiiern nusIiegt, auf meinen
Strauopdgas uno dnoeren fdihionds
beIn Promenaoeu itetS bieIe g9eite
TRACE, Ole. role i'd mir ihmeihle,
nidt ~miBlangen lit. Die 2eute tlidsn
duf Die Weite - iie bliden in Die
SGuufenIter Tie per9leihsn; lie
tperoen neu9isrig, intsrehiert - uno
Der Gbids oes 8utes lit seIidert.
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NaS 9eiiht oes geidGftstiihtieen
DIRECTORS 4spsr psrSoe iia su sinem
breiteu 9GheIn. unb nidlt obns Wdrs
me iaste er: Cine mertpiiroiae Soss
- uber cine CUTE Shec. Wolsn Sic
mor9en um Die 9Isi6e ,3eit pisoers
tnmmen. 10 min ih Sbnen ms,nen
6utihlub mitieilsn. Die Soes lift
pirtlia riot iiteI, uno i'd Saubs
ipcbl. mir psrotn iibereinsommen.
Tod ipie asiast. ih ipin mir Ole Sas
de benuoh bis morsen iiberIegen -
aaf WteSeriehsn aIio."
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