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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-10-19
There WILL BE
NO new BRIDGE
City Attorney John ]. Jeffrey Received Letter
From Commission Declaring City Ineligible
for State Aid on Bridge Proposition

That the city of Grand Rapids will
not receive state aid on a new bridge
is clearly set forth in letter that was
received today by City Attorney John
]. Jeffrey.
The letter after stating that the tes-
timony showed that there were three
proposed sites. That the preponder-
ance of opinion in the city and that the
needs of the public will be best served
by bridge at the present site in
which opinion the Commission concurs.
at is found, however, that there is
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-10-19

commissioned humane officer was a
caller here last Friday.
Potatoes are averaging from ten to
twenty-five bushels per acre through
here. Democrat times is thought to
be one cause of the failure.
Louie Durffee and Donald Fox were
prominent callers at the Bently home
in the town of Linwood.
Thomas Cauly our county highway
commissioner was business caller
here last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs D. H. Parks and fam
lily and Miss Rose Bempka and Miss
Edith Parks autoed to Rudolph last
Sunday and spent the day with rela-
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Turner of Stevens
Point spent last Sunday at the home
of Mrs. Mary Fowler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Pike and daugh-
ter Phyllis autoed to Adams county last
Sunday and spent the day with his
parents.
The special election held in the town
of Plover last Saturday for good roads
was carried three to one in favor of
the proposition. This means an ex-
penditure of from $4,000 to $4,000 on
the Plover- Grand Rapids road.
Miss Eleanor Durffee and Charlie
Clussman took matrimonial trip to
Biron last Sunday.
We hear that wedding bells will be
ringing at Meehan again this fall.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-10-19

year will move today into the house on
Third street, vacated by the Thornton
family.
Nathan Handmacher of Chicago is
in the city on business today.
Mrs. Sanders of Poysippi, Wis, is in
the city visiting with friends.
/. Miss Helen Sharkey who has been
spending few days in Rudolph has
returned
Winnie and Evelyn Witt end Frank
Muehlstein who spent Sunday in Wau-
sau returned Monday.
D. NJ. McKercher, Will Kellogg and
brother-in-law Frank Reed of Necedah
started today for weeks trip duck
hunting at Ellis Junction.
Rev. c. A. Meilicke left this morn
ing for Milwaukee concerning the in
terests of the Christian Endeavor work
John Wooddell who has been very i'll
with pleurisy is much better, but still
confined to his bed.
The Dorcus Society of the Scandina-
Wan Moravian church meets Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Arthur Sundet.
The Willing Workers meet Thursday
evening at the church.
Roy Little and George Mclaughlin
spent Sunday in Knowlton.
Ed. Kruger has bought the two lots
facing the Carson home from the Da-
Wis Estate on 10th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Johnson left for
Wild Rose this noon to purchase
Dodge car and will drive back with it.
Lawyer Devins of Berlin is in the
city on business today.
Phil S. Rsiguel who has been on a
business trip for the Ahdawagam Fur
niture Co., has returned.
Miss Hardie is visiting with friends
in La Crosse.
ROLAND and Wilmer Worlund who
have been spending the last three
weeks in Rhinelander have returned
home.
Mrs. A. Bronkalla was a Port Ed
wards visitor yesterday.
Claire Mathis is in Green Bay WIS.,
iting with friends.
Otto Staven who has been confined
to his bed for the past two weeks with
a bad attack of rheumatism is much
better.
Ethel Worlund daughter of J. M.
Worlund is very i'll.
Mrs. John Hoffman returned home
today from Marshfeld where she has
been to attend bridge party.
Mrs. T. J. Cooper arrived from Ste
vens Point today and will leave on
for Baraboo.
Mrs. E. C. and Georgiana Gage of
Hamilton, Ontario, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs E. A Pemberton.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-10-19
MEEHAN

Berton C. Fox visited at Plainfeld
last Saturday.
Miss Rose Bempka of Stevens Point
has been spending few days with
friends here.
Stanley Pascawis was calling on
friends and relatives here last week.
He left for Milwaukee last Friday
where he expects to be employed for
the winter.
John Mattison Of Stevens Point, a
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-10-19

now and has been for Is years bridge
at this site something less than 500
feet, that is 497 Clio feet That under
the law bridges to be eligible to re-
ceive state aid under provision 1321A
must necessarily be 500 feet or more in
length.
In view of the presence of the ex-
listing structure of less length, the com
mission is forced to declare bridge
at this site ineligible to receive state
aid under the law"
Signed by the Wisconsin Highway
Commission, w. o. Hotchkiss, Sec.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-10-19
A Clogged System Must Be Cleared

You will find DR.. Kings New Life
Pills gentle yet effective laxative
for removing impurities from the sys-
tenn. Accumulated waste poisons the
blood; dizziness, biliousness and PIN
ply, muddy complexion are the dis
tressing effects. A dose of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills tonight will assure
you free, full bowel movement in
the morning. At your Druggist, 25c.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-10-19
SSI(iiEL

Residents Of Sigel and vicinity are
requested to send Or telephone news
items to
Miss Floy Berg, Correspondent.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-10-19

FOR SALE-Three good residence
lots just west of Riverview Hospital.
For terms and particulars enquire Of
A. L. Fontaine. tt
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-10-19
SATURDAY.

Mrs. A. Marceau leaves tonight for
Wausau for a short visit with rela-
tives.
Mary Allen who attends school in
Detroit is in the city visiting with her
parents.
Harry Barton will leave today for
where he has accepted a
position.
James Ray and family of Biron will
move to Chicago and make their home
in the near future.
Miss Loretta Mu1roy who teaches
school at Rudolph is in the city spend
ing the week end.
Otto Radtke Of Nekoosa has left
for international Falls where he has
accepted a position.
Helen and Edgar Miller of Mobridge
South Dakota, are in the city visiting
at the Pemberton home.
Esther Peltier, Mildred Kruger, Jane
Taylor and Maurine butcher motored
to Stevens Point Friday in the Kruger
car.
Mrs. Gage and daughter from Ham
ilton, Canada, are in the city visiting
at the Pemberton home.
Mrs. Matt Ernser will return home
this evening from Tigerton and Wa
beno where she has been visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. N. Hanft and son
Of Port Edwards have gone to Duluth,
for couple of weeks visit.
The Adasteria Class of the M. E.
church met last evening at the home
Of Mrs. B. R. Goggins. A business
was held after which refresh
ments were served.
jeanette Riley entertained twelve
Of her friends at a birthday party at
her home Friday afternoon. The af-
ternoon was spent in playing games
and dainty refreshments were served.
Mrs. T. J. Cooper of Baraboo is in
Stevens Point this week to attend the
funeral of Martin Woboul. From there
she expects to visit in Grand Rapids
on or about October 18th for a short
visit.
The case of the state of Wisconsin
versus George Meunier charged with
using obscene and abusive language
n which J. Jackan appears as the COM
planning witness, was adjourned in
Judge F. W. Calkin's court yesterday
for two weeks. w. E. Wheelan ap-
peared for the defendant. 800 bail
was asked and furnished.
MONDAY.
Roy Grignon was a Wausau visitor
Saturday.
Della LaBarge was a Rudolph Wis
itor Sunday.
Edward Otto of Tomah spent Sun
day with Helen Knoll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Anderson have
adopted baby girl.
Anna Peterson spent Sunday with
her parents in Saratoga.
Katherine Nelson, daughter of Har-
ry Nelson is very i'll.
Margaret Boles of Nekoosa was in
che city shopping Saturday.
Frank La Barge of Chicago is spend
ing two weeks with his parents.
George Walsh and Al. Periord were
Stevens Point visitors last evening.
Leslie Hill who spent Sunday in
Mosinee returned home last evening.
Mrs. NJ. W. Vandenbrook and daugh-
ter Audrey spent Sunday in Wausau.
Joe Richards who has been employ
ed in Kenosha is home for an extended
visit.
Miss Mayme Murtaugh of Wausau
spent Sunday at the Nate Anderson
home.
Mrs. Smith of Manawa is in the city
visiting with her daughter Mrs. Mat
Ernser.
George Stanke who has been en-
ployed in Kenosha returned home Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Geo. W. Davis who has been
visiting in Wausau returned home last
evening.
Mrs. Art O'Day of Milwaukee was
a visitor at the Louis Gross home yes
terday.
Cecile Smith has resumed her work
at the Johnson & Hill store after a
months vacation.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-10-19

Reporter Want Ads Bring Results.
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(5ortiesuHs folst.)
@ruuOeisentbnmS irebertrasnusen.
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Gineinnoti, Is. ausuFt.
gli5abetb Suber an Sobn 0upis
Quit Claim 5u Qots go. 1913 uni
1913 in MOob uno 6armon's Inter.
abtbeiluns in !Salslippob 81.
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brsi Cots bon % sci 1922 sSub an
Der Oitieits Der Ga goiieaur Npeuus,
(Steuer $2).
Dipers y. Cooper an @imon sIobr
AZ BEL Sc SUB an Der SiibTette BON
Garplin plucs (Steusr 50 81.
Sobn Soiepb aubler an Spiep6 3.
aubler, 7 Bel $50 Jub On Der @eits
feite Der GoIeribse 2lpenus in aennebp
9eigbts.
%. Gbarlss Rpmers an 9lIblsp
Sobnion. 81 BEL 81 Jub on Der Roros
ieite Der Ssbler Strabe. (Steuer $2)
81. I
Mpfes Mosler an gftber G6iff,
30 bel 155 5ub ar Der Weftieiie Der
Stdnton aDenus (5teuer $4) $4,000.
Willium Broom an Sdcob aoenie,
33 Bel 125.44 SUB an Der Siibfeite
Der Sberman gpsnue In goripoob
(Steuer $1) 81.
Warp 6. !6asler an Wiqiam Or.
der, 274.0 SUB an Der Ban CANT
Rpab fSteusr $6) 81.
Barbara Rdtmaun an 80. Z. g.
Sobnfon, "a qter Qanb in Seftion
80 in Goleroin 9opnfbip fir 1895.
Jpbn 6. Wloore an GIeunpr Wl.
4irbp, Got go. "a in 2cnspiep uns
ierabtbeiluns, 9tObiiion au Carthage
81.
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Garmo, cine Got BON 80 bei 1862
Sub nebenbei bes Wn. 20. Woobs's
Ha6laifes in Columbia 9oipnIbip in
pleafant Ribee (Steuer $1) 81.
Marp q. Mat an syofepb s. Rem
lei. 30 Bel 154.77 SUB an Der Wsf.
ieite Der &entel 2lbenue in gbepiot
(Steuer 500 81.
Sobn 9ebne an 5enrp 8ebne, 25
Bel 100 SUB an Der OItfeiie Der Wes
fern 9lpenue, 300 SUB norbpeitlid
Der Sisb Strabe (Sieuer Soc 81.
Rofalia Qmbroie an Mnna aDnisss
mann, 33 Bel 100 SUB an Der Oitieite
Der 5enfhap apenue In Camp Wafbs
inston (Steuer $1) 81.
German &iri9ner an Carrie Wleis
Ter, 1855 Bel 10 Sub en- Der @eits
Teite Der Wontgomerp g|ite In Nors
Ipoob (Steuer $1.50) 81.
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@ruuSeisenibums.S .Sppotbefen
Neue 6nppthefen.

Reue 5ppot6efen.
Sra 0apiion on gilmore 6. unb 9
SO. $1700.
Do. an Senrp Weper $400.
Catherine Siute an gilmore Y. uni
.. 60. $1,000.
Simon Jlobr an Gitp 5aa 8ani
$270O.
Delid Coleman an Weit 0orpoot
3. unb 8. So. $1,000.
Scbn s. ainbenf4mib an Silpertou
.. unb 6. go. $140O.
Roia u. 8ufb an Glmpooo SpIae.
g. unb 9. so. $4,000.
Sbomas s. Wlobberlep an yinane.
6. unb g. SO. $500.
Charles 6. lSobbs on gottas. 3.
unb 6. Co., $4,000.
Gertrude u. Dunn on DO. $500.
Gillian 0errarb an Horfpoob @iep
y. unb 6. So. $1,000.
Sponna Sdeobfon an 9annsrp o.
". so. $4,000.
Sames 6. 9roberid an 6. Robbsns
berg $4,000.
Spbn Wiiller an Brighton German
9ant 60. $4,000.
Gftber Sdiff on Star 9. u. go.
3 60. $1,000.
Sames y. 9anieIs an bn. $1,000.
Slibs Mi. Walter an Gait gnb
2oan 4Nn. SO. 5000.
Sobn 6. Glart on price 5ia
electric 3. unb 8. q. $500.
Sannab geder an gumminspils %.
unb 6. so. $500.
Sam,s M. Grabnm on Speamore
9. rnb 8. 60. $1,000.
GpeIiue Gorsp an Nefp sMasnoIia
9. unb 6. Go. $500.
syranf Wm. Brsenssonf fGlsmsre o.
unb 6. 60. $3.50.
6. slutOtnetis GIp an DslaSnn
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8. q dpitel.

IS feblten nod ipenise Wiinuten an
brei llbr, aIs Qibton>airt. nod ims
mer begleitet Don benz neugierigen
penbleton, ii6 i'm 9or5lmmer Der
4mtsrGume bes 2si6enbei4auers
einfano.
.5err Stilman tann jeben 4uasnz
Bid bier iein", bemsrtts Gurran, uno
init lsiier Stimme unb elmer Betpe
gung ieinss GGbossns fiiste er bins
gu: .Das Iinb aeute, bic er gu Derrebs
men piinI4t."
psnblston unb 4fbtouz3irt iesten
iid, unb lesterer fab ii6 bic 8orsela' :
bensn an. 3und9it mar oa eins mas
sers, ilsine Jruu, Ofenbar BON iriider
Ibitammuns, reinIi4 ausesosen uno
nit fdorfeu, foridenben glussH. Ne:
ben ibr fab. in eifrieem Jliiitern nit
ibr besrtff.n, Elm itartnodissr Deuts
iher NIT bidem Baud unb fettem,
rotbem Geiicbt. Der brittle mar elm
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Elm bites BUD beuste, bas er an;
fdeintnb mitsebra9t bat!e. ST bate
cine md9tise Wdbne Don i6par5em
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tpar 70 fsbr in isin Bud pertieft, bab
ausenblidfid pffsubar nttbts fir Jpn
fonft srifti.rte aIs bieies. Rad einer
furasn WeiIe tnat Der aeiden6es
fbauer elm.
.Wis sebt's, meme Serrene" sriibte
er, offenbar in gutter aaune unb be-
miibt, unse5punsen gu fteinen, res
freut mid, Ste gu feben." gr hidts
Gurran on unb belrtete frasenb aui
pie brei perfonen bin.
.Sanobl, 9err", antiportete ber
@ebitfs, nbas iinb bic 2sute."
Damn ipollen mir anfunseu"
fpra6 er, in bas nGffe 3immer ses
beHO. rWolleu sic bite ndbsr tree
ten9' srmunterts er WbtonsMrt uno
psnbIeton, nobrenb Gurran Der tIeis
iien irii9en Gtau 3lrief: so, Grau
9pber, bite treten Sic bort elm.
81. itanD raid auf unb trat in bas
innere 3immer. Stillman lieb lie
nebsn isinem Sdreibtifde Nab nebs
n,en unb febte iit uutftGnbli9 ben
Rlemmer ouf bic Rafe.
sd gebe mir DielIeidN mebr Miihe
NIT biefem Sale als iibIicb it,,
ipsaSss 81 fiji an Mfbtsu s.airt |
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Sie Seutiden ais &enner Ses
&riegsbanSwerfs.

rgs unttrIiest ieinem 3tpeifsl. bat
Der Deutfde ols admpfer iein 5onbs
inert bur9 unb burh peritebt,
itreibt Der ariesstorreiponbent phi
lip Gibbs. Der 0eip yorter Zines"
aug bem eRsIif6en Sauptquartier in
5ranireih, runb es nit grobem Ge'
ibid, nit Mutb unb inter ftrsnser
DisaipIin ausiibt. gr bat ben gns'
Idnbern eessniiber ben 8oribeil elmer
enormsn Meierpe unb sriinbli4 auss
eebilbeter Offiaiere. DbfHon bi:ier
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| Smtfh S1SUU.
qlletba Siparssl an Sennte padcut
$3.50.
Marp 6. Sdraber an Marp GOOser
$2262.5O.
gbfparb aonter an Meomb aeasr
glbs. So. S10S9.80.
Rpbert 8. S'grien an gosmopplis
tan gdnf unb Sapinss So. $2400.
Sba airidner on Grace anieeln
$500.
Iillidm g. 9earb an Sem 3. unb
6. So. $4,000.
Ri6arb 9. Straub an 2incoln gall
9ersin $500.
Wlaraaret groipe an 2iberdl 6. unb
g. Go. $500.
Morris 3iaman an DO. $500.
0apib U. WaIter an DO. $1,000.
Sorab 9. gratpiorb an 9lenuap
6. unb 3. So. $4,000.
9etilgte 9ppotbeten.
2puiIe .. Strunt on 9erberi 8.
Worris $l2,50O.
Catherine }inie an College SiLl
prDsrefiipe Q. unb g. SO. $2500.
Senrp Meber an gilmore y. uno
6. SO. $500.
Gbriit Gnsel an Weitsrn glpenue 3.
U. $3.50.
Gens Rsinftein on Siaac WOIs
$500.
abos. s. giupIep an Sarriet 6.
Wlariin $2500.
2aiprence u. Gift an Soutkrn
Sbio 6. unb Z. SO. $500.
Sulius sritih an Wsiiern Sias 3.
9. uno =. So. $2420.
Do. an DO. $500.
Sames 8 Daniels on Star 3. U.
Rp. 3 Gp. $500.
Slibe Wt. Walter on MabiIoR 9.
u. WO. 2 $500.
Germ g. 9bOmpipn an Diira g.,
,SaG $3.50.
Rattie Wl. Dapis an 2lponbale 8.
unb y. Go. 5000.
Catherine gotelmann an Wh. Seals
tip g. unb 9. 60. $1,000.
@peline GOren on Reip WaenoItd
9.-unb 6. So. $500.
gBm. $. Gbriitp an Sane SsOnarb.
@erpaIisrin, $266.67.
Sonnie 6. SoIlopap,an Sassl SIC.
Gtnnn $500.
Sno. 6. Carroll on Soi. 3. 9erbes
gogIe Mfg. 60. an propibent
Spgs. goni unb 3ruft 60. $4,000.
Rapba.l 80. UlilIsr an Clinton g..
unb .. 60. 5000.
@m. g. guiH an Central yairs
mount 3. unb g. SO. $500.
5arrp Oidmou an Gineinnatus 6.
unb .. 60. $3.50.
Dlartin !. S6asbIe an Wm. W.
pstsrs $210.
Jrdnt g. 9pgsett an georse
grommer Sr., $500.
Clement 9inseridb on Weiipoob
Someiteab Co., $4,000.
0auib ). Roberts on ). StaN,
$3.50.
Georgs 90. Wenner ian Delta 2oau
aHn. Co., $1,000.
Sarab S6eib on bo., $3.50.
Wlarsarei groipe on Tbos. 3.
Rorrutp, 9lbm'r.. 5000.
Wlarsarst SalIer on pearl g.
Dunimann, $500.
Carrie 6. Srtmun an W. Seinsn.
$1,000.
elnbrsip aipps an emma aautsrs
,af,, $1,000.
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Da farb pISblid meine Mutter,
unb als i9 auf Der 5arm anlangte,
fam i'd nlr suredt, Inn Batter bas
lebte @eleit gu seben. Der 9eiib ipar
Bis gu ieinem bcuen@srt uni. barber
perftulbet, unb einfam, obiie sineu
pfennis Gelb. itanb i'd bu.
Sie Jnbaberin Der peniipn, in Der
ih selebt, Derihaffte mir eine Stels
lung in einemr aaufbaus. Oas Gez
bait mar gerins genug, aber Id tonnis
mid burdT4Iaeen.
9a lernte id Wbig6 tennen, Saa
mails mar er Elm f66ner Wlann, liss
benspurbig, seipanOt. llnO er ers
adblte mir, anoeutungspeiie nur, 10
piel BON ieinen 4usIitten unb Grpdra
tunsen, unb i9 mar 10 arm unb le'
bensbungris, baB Id germ ia iasis,
als er mid bat, i'm gu Reirdten.
Gr mar Dor turSem crit aus Siibs
afrita getpmmen. 1Ort bate er IN
ben &imberlep 0idmdntgruben eine
Dertrauensitelluno innegebabt; aber
eines Cages mar elm grober Oiebitahl
BON roben Steinen porgetommen. uno
er in 9erba6t geraten. Die 9eieIls
i6aft entlieb i'm unb mo4te ibm oen
Yro3eb. gr purbe freigeiprohen;
eine Ste[unu aber tpnnie er bort briis
ben nidt pieber finbsn.
Sn Sponep mar er bei elmer Bant
als Su6boIter anaetcmmen, unb bic
erfte 3eit unierer Gbe mar gliidtih
senus. Oa ereilte i'm aud bort bas
gerbdngnis: bic Simberlepsei6idte
lpurbe betannt, unb aAiel3udeno ess
Dffnete ibm Der Oirettor, er CLAUDE ia
periOnli6 germ an fei.s llHi6ufb, afer
bds SntereTe Der Bar oerlonge, edB
bas perional, lpie GGidrs 5rau. iiber
allem 9eroa6t erbaten iei. @r be-
boure unenOIi6 wfp. uip.
Sbomas bate PIT cine biibI6e
'Summe @eIbes gefplr. bod OILS
i4 in ibn brana er mjge ii9 bo6 irs
9enbfpo auf bem 2anoe dniaufen uno
ielbititdnbis MAIDEN, od peigerte er ii9
Rartnddig. Gr tpolic na9 grHlano
suriid, mad 2unbon.
Sd bate oas alte @lnb nibt IN bes
tier Grinnerune unb bat i'm ipieber
unb INNER pieber, tot in GuitrnIien
gu bIeiben. Gs fan iogar gu beftp
gen S5enen 5tpiiden ING. llnb ba,
sinmdl, aIs er in isincm 9lereer ooer
aus anberen, mir gu 3eit nod ni4t
bstannien @riinben e.Iods gu pieI s.s
truntsn bate - feitben bat er teinen
SrppFen aItObol uneu.j5rt = ursab
er ii6 unb beidtete."
Ginen ausentlid lang 35aerte bic
Gradblsrin. 2lber nur einen qlueens
bid - bann fubr lie nit baftisen
Sdbsn fort:
Die Oidmanien, RE in aimberlep
auf 70 rdtielbafte 8 ie perftppunben
paren, bate er ieIbii entipenbet, uHb
sipar nit !6iIfe eiler gebeimsefeus
i6aft, Der .S6par IN Sdnb", Die iifj
aug anseb5rigen oQer @0Iter Der Gr5e
5uiommeniebt, urt BON ber cine 9tns
aabl WitgIieber In rem 9erslpsrt als
arbsiter uno 2tufiebsr bef6dftist ipas
rem.
(6ortietun1 folat.)
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Das 3ajo,teff
Detettiproman bon
Subn 3. Mc Sntpre
(Jortiebung.)

gea9bem StilImann pes gemilbe
cine Wsile nit Sntere7e betrahtst
bate. ipra9 er: ~aber. meine Serrsll,
mir ipollen nun aud bic anoerea
3immer betrahten. mo mir ptsaeitt
nod mebr finben."
Sic singen bur4 ben 2as,rraunl
In bas Wobnsimmer, mo- aber nitts
bic Qufmertiamteit bes 2eihenbst
ffauets errests, unb traten banu ms
Ghlaf3immer elm. Ollie 5eibe Gimme.
batten 1biiren nad benz Sorrioor..
bic aber, tpie iict seiste. oeridlofen
paren. Die 5eritOrten 9iloer auf
hem 8oben bes Sdlafsimmers fieIer
StilImann fofort ins Iuse. @r Be-
ira1tete bic RiFe in Der Danb uuo
itieb bic 9ol3s uRb 9lasIplitter nit
Der Spite ieinss S9rbss on.
,,Di.s perpollItdnbist bic 9eihihte", /,
ertIdrte .r. rSis 1T jsst polftdnbis
pon 4nfang biz gu gnSe. Der Ser
BREEDER betrat bas Saus pom Dad
aus, tam bic 1,eppe binab unb ira.
bufcb bic 1biir elm, bic DON Der
SHeuerfrau offen itebenb pprsefunben
tpurbe. Seiu 3iped mar. oas @emdls
be i'm 8urberSimmer gu rduben. Sr
benz aamfe NIT Sume, Der uneripdrtsI
ba3ntam, ipurbe bieier setDbtet. Oa er
orIteinenb ni6t senau ipubte, no
ii1 bas bon ibm ssfuhte Bib befanb,
fuhte er erit bier barna9. Mabrz
iteinlich mar es 5iemlich buntel, bes@
balb rib er jebes Bib berdb, bas er
erreihen tonnte, nm es 9enauer ansns
{shen. Mls er enblih bas 8eDiinItse
gefunben bate, i6nitt sr es aug Dem
Rabmsn, ,ipuroe babel aber fpahri6einz
lid burd irgeno etipas eeitDrt uno
flob idIiebli4 obne ieinen Raub."
Der @ebilfe bOrte nit pffenbarer
3uitimmuns 5u. Ielbit Osborne fiji
iterts penbleton gu: ngr bat es ridti5
beraussefunoen, i'd bdtte es ibm ga
niht sugetraut!"
Nad elmer Pauie iprad Der 2eis
henbeidauer gu feinem 9ebilfen:
,Das ipGre nun pobl alles, Gurran;
forgsn Sic bafiir, bab bic 2ei9enbes
ibauaufnabme nidt pers0sert ipiro;'
einise Don uuieren 2suten follen in
Der Ra6bari9aft iorgfdltise llmfrage
balten, uno ale aeute, bie ettDds
tpifen, Iolen iid Inn brei llbr in meiz
rem giiro einfinben. 9eipnoers tpiins
fde i6 bieie 5rau Dinner gu fsben. |
ferner Berg, Der BEN 2aben i'm Grb:
eeidoTe bat, unb ben iuneen Wunn,
ben BEL Sume anseitellt mar. Die
misunderstanding peroe i6 fpdter
einberufen." Gr nabm ieinen Silent
mer ab, itedte ibn in Elm Gutteral
unb ihpb bieies in bic saI6e. ralio
nm brsi rbr", ipieoerbolte er.
,Wenn i6 nidt lditis fule, ipiirbe
i9 germ anlpeieno iein". fpra4 ai9s
ton Girt.
'stitlmun lGdelte nit Der Miene e;s
neg Mannes, Der einen Sies baDpnges
trdssn bat unb besbalb germ sndbig
isin mo6te. Sd tperos mid freuen,
sic su begriiben, mein Serr1, antz
iportete er, .beute ober gu irgenbeiner
onDsrsn 3sit."