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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
MAKE OVER WOUNDED MEN.
Great Work Performed at orthopedic
HospitaI in London

Great Work Performed at orthopedc
HOSPITAL in London.
London, July 19.-(By ,Mail)-A
Canadian officer. wounded early in the
war. came to ST. Katharne's Lodge,
one of the Americn Red Cross ortho-
pedic hospitals. in London, to have his
left arm made oyer. The elbow had
been shattered The, officer was given
Choice Of having a weak, movable
elbow. or a strong stiff one. without
hesitation the Canadian chose the stiff
elbow and astonished the surgeons by
askingsthat the arm be made perfectly
straight so he could use a hunting
rifle and a billiard cue.
Another Canadian officer insisted on
having his smashed leg so rebuilt that
he could continue to ride horse It
required months of orthopedic treat
mont but. when the patient finally left
the hospital to return to his ranch in
western Canada he was ready for the
saddle.
These cases illustrate not only the
special work OF an orthopedic hospital
but how closely the surgeons consult
the wishes Of their patients.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30


me feel like new woman. can work
from morning until night and Il does
not bother me, and wish all girls who
suffer as l did would try Lydia E.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. -
Mrs. H. DooLEY. 1885 25th Street,
Milwaukee. Wis.
Working girls everywhere should
profit by Mrs. Dooleys experience. and
instead of dragging along from day to
day with life burden. give this famous
root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound trial.
1t has overcome just such conditions for
thousands OF others, and why not for
you? For special advice, write Lydia
L. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn. Mass.
The result of their 40 years experience
is at your service.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
secure .Lo.n for lR,ilro ~.

Picking, June 20.-(By Mail.) An
agreement for loan OF $50, 900, 900 for
construction OF the Kirin -Huining rail-
way has been signed by Tsao Ju-lin.
minister OF communications and repre-
sehtatives OF Japanese banks. The
proposed railway will extend from
Kirln. to Huining, in Korea. a dis
tance Of about 277 miles. It will be
known as the XII Hui railway.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30

trtan and German prisonssS IL
and said they never would con9te \
In tho same place. 81 W
I'm thc<bAttie In sarl Kamfsh. the
men said. one Of the Enver PAshA
chlcfs Of the Turkish stan, ESCAPED
capture by only three minutes He hAd
been betrayed and trap WAS set for
him.
The eight men expect TO return TO
the Hcjhaz. where they will Join the
forces OF King Husseln in league with
the entente allies,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
FORM COSMOPOLITAN ARMY.
Varied Material Into American Melting
Pot in Hawaii.

Honolulu. r. H., July 23.-By Matl)
Statistics just made public by off,
Gals in charge of selective draft work
in Hawaii show what materials are
being poured into the American melt
ing pot at the Crossroads Of the Pa
cific."
More than half Of the territory's
drafted soldiers are F'ilipinos. 525 OF
each 1000 to be exact. Ranking next
numerically are, respectively. Japan
csc. Hawaiians. Portuguese, whites
other than Portuguese. part Hawalians
Chinese. Koreans. Porto Ricans and
negr oes. :.
Despite the cosmopolitan character
OF Hawaii's military units the COM
manding officers say that the men
show remarkable attitude for war,
drill we'll together and will give a good
account Of themselves II they are ever
pitted against the Huns.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
HARDiN's TWO QUOTAS.
Recruits to Be Sent to Fort Riley Sept.
8 and to Camp DODGE Sept.-5.


8 and to Camp Dodge sept..5.
Special to Times Republican
, Eldora, Aug. 3O.-The following mer
have been called for Sept. and to bt
entrained, for Fort Riley, Kan. for pre-
paratory service in the army:
Harry w. Smith, Iowa Falls.
Emmett w. Gresley, Eldora.
Irwin r. Fieste. Iowa Falls. q
Walter r. Hayden, Iowa Falls.
James G. Heslop, Alden.
Willie NJ. Hornung., Hubbard.
Wellington A. Thalman. Radcliffe.
Elmer S. anderson. Radcliffe.
Charley Teays, Iowa Falls.
Edwin O. Erickson. Radcliffe.
Henry A. Teske, Eldora.
The following men will report in Ell
dora Sept. 4 and will entrain on Sept
for Camp Dodge:
John A. Lettow, Radcliffe.
John F. Wirds, Buckeye.
Ernest A. Gum. 0wasa.
William d. Carter, New Boston, Mo
Robert E. Saint Written.
Herman w. Steinfeldt, Iowa Falls.
Harry Stebe, Eldora.
Leonard II. Reese, Hubbard.
Roy r. Hayden, Owasa.
Herman H. Fank. Alden.
Leo A. Foster, Alden.
Walter o. Headley, Eldora.
Silas n. Espe, Radcliffe.
Carl ". Neubauer, Alden.
George H. Cordes. Casselton, N. d.
John N. Clark. Hubbard.
George e. Keough, Ackley.
Lee Granzow. Iowa Falls.
Ohio r. Higgins, Iowa FalIs>
Fuller N. Kampen. Buckeye.
Ed Amundson, Radcliffe
/. Paul A. Zfebeil, Hubbard.
Chester A. Van Patter, Buckeye,
Lyle Harper, Alden
Henry a. Schauer. Chicago.
Wendell S. Carleton Iowa Falls.
William +. MONTE, Written.
John Blossie, Steamboat Rock.
William M. Smith, Alden s =
John r. Harms. Alden
William L. Willard. Algoha.
: Elmer Gelhaus, Hubbard.
Ivan j. Slime, Bricelyn. Mimi.
Nolan E. level. New Providence.
Herman A. Nelson, Eldora.
Theodore f. Brunemaer Hubbard.
Raymond c. Clemens, Union.
Harvey j. Reynolds, Iowa Falls.
Ray w. Lord. Iowa Falls.
Earl w Fayant Mansfield, Mass.
Wilbur II. Folkerts. Steamboat Rock
Edwin A. Sanders, Iowa Falls.
William L. Crane, Denison.s
John Hofmeister, Ackley.
Lloyd S. Standardization.
Freeman l.. Hanson, Iowa Falls.
Francis j. Priske, Eldora.
VIII A. Kicks, Hubbard.
Christ A. Dass Alden.
Andrew H. Hensing, Iowa Falls.
William e. Pickens. Iowa Falls.
Harry Bromley. Eldora.
Paul j. Ulrich, Ackley.
Alvin Walters, Iowa Falls.
Melvin c. Johnson, Iowa Falls.
Oscar Ritland. Radcliffe.
E. Arthur Berry. Mays Lick, XIV.
George I. Case. Clemens.
Leroy G. Awe Alden.
Herman Hobson. East Bend, N. c,
George A. Christensen, Iowa Falls.
Thomas Peterson, Gilmore, MINI.
Clarence Severson. Radcliffe,
Martin Sluter, Ackley.
Lewis Daniels, Iowa Falls.
Floyd w. Shaner Robertson.
John DeNeui., Ackley.
George A. Brown. Eldora.
Henry r. Lentz. Eldora.
James E. White, Iowa Falls.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
For ! Weak Stomach.

The great relief afforded by Cham
berlain's Tablets In a multitude Of cas-
es has fully proven the great value Of
this preparation for weak stomach
and impaired digestion. In many cases
tlnis relief has become permanent and
the sufferers have been completely re-.
stored Ii health,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
TURKISH OFFICERS ESCAPE.
Now In New York But Will Return to
Europe to Aid Entente.

New York, Aug 3o--Eight Turkish
officers. prisoners of war in Siberia.
succeeded in escaping, aided by the
English consul in Eladivostok and
after a long. arduous journey, full Of
peril have reached New York. They
were Arabs. forced into the Turkish
army, and had seen service in the eau
casus and the eastern front They
told OF the hatred between the Aus
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
sHEtLED TWENTY-FIVE TIMES.
City Of Dunkirk Holds Record Il
Number Of 1omba rdr,er,ts.

Somewhere in France, July 21.--(By
Mail.)-The city OF Dunkirk holds the
record for the number Of times town
has been subjected to bombardment Of
every kind. 1t has been shelled twenty
Ave times from land. four times from
sea, once from a Zeppelin. while more
than 400 AFRAID warnings have been
given on different occasions,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30

" y " = w.
profit by my advice
and take Lydia E.
Pink h ans Vcge-
table Com pound.
Before ! was mar
ried. when l came
home from work 1t
night, l would BE-
just worn out with
pains which dragged
me down. j took
Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
no,,Cd and II vnaSla
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
REVOLT AMONG TURKS.

Insurgents Form New Revolutionary
Center in Asia Minor.
New York. Aug. 29.--Advices received
here from Turkish and Arabian sourcef
tell OF instructions among the troops
OF the Turkish army.
At Konia. half way between Constan-
tinople and Aleppo, when orders were
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
MRS. DOOLEY'S
/, ADVICE TO
WORKING GIRLS.

Milwaukee, wis., wish oil girls
who work and suffer from functional
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-30

f6lange Der @elt geieben. 50, nu
ma9t ibr n bummes 9eii9t, iobalb
ibr mas bon bic WiFenI9aft bort!
gtu itrsnet NAL n bisden euren 9ez
birntaiten an, bann mill i9 eu9 Die
9eididte ersGblen, tpie lie ii9 Wort
fir Wort sugetrdgen bat. Ru meine
8inber. bic meine autiinftise Srau
mal triest, fou'n oue tot iein, ipenn
MIDI alles nabr is."
DAB San bod in ben ssiinfsis
itano uno Der eingefleiI9teIte Sung
geielle mar, ben man iit benfen
fonnte. erbD6te ben @srt bisIer Be-
teuerung in entI9ieOener WeiIe. Sin<
ncrf unb Serb isbt.n iid auredt. 1lms
itGnblib unb bsrart, als ppllten lie
einem aroben llngliid ins luse feben.
No6 Elm trGftiger S9lud tpurbe sez
nommen uno San begann:
nWiBt ibr, mas fo'n grofeTpr is,
bus is n gang ionberbaren Mens
i6en. Mieiitens bat r 10 piel ges
lernt, baB er suleBt MID mebr ipeiB.
tpus an n Qnfang itebt. I'm benn
i'm fe INNER an n Gntbeden iii on
n grfinbsn. Daber iagt man bod
gu einige Profehors gtaturfori9er.
lin fon'n &erl batten mir mai .an
@oro. 9luf'n groBen Dampfer ipolls
ten ie i'm niht baben unb 10 lam
er benn Bel uns. Gr polIte nit uns
10 me RaturfurI9srreiis in bic Siibs
Zee MAIDEN. Ru. ols er in. Samburg
on 9prb fam, bat er n aan3e Maiis
@ep6d nit iid. Oa mar Dor allen
10 n GROCER Nppordt, Oen er uns auf
bic Seele banb. Ru, unb ba tat er
INNER 10 gebeimnispoll bamit, bab
es eiusn angit unb banse perben
fonnts. lin als mir nun eliidlib
en- bis6en no9 Siibsn famen, ba
itano er na9ts INNER an 0ed -un
sudte INNER na6 eine StelIe OIL n
Stmmel, grade nls Of er ba auf mas
ipartete. mir oa6ten f6on on gar
nidts mebr, als er uns eines Sages
er5Gblte. mag bas firm 4pparat lei.
Der arpBe SebdIter lei pOu Dbnamit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-30

entrinnen2 Nur Ssludt. eilise Sludt
Dermas ibn gu retten; aber elm Rieie
unb fIieben por ioI6 pin5i9em Seq
ner2 = LIMB pGbreno er nod ii6erz
lsst, mas gu tun iei. iinb bic uns
ii9tbaren &pboloe berangei9li9en,
unb in ipenisen Sefunben iit aues
ppriiber. Sin Stob, Elm speiter, britt
ter erfOl9t! Wie elm 3uden sebt ss
rllrd ben Rieienleib, unb nit einem
gud ftiirst er periintenb in bic
Siefe. -
@liidlideripeiie iit's nidt gang 10
I9limm, oenn bic Dai1ertarntappe
bat bic unanssnebme giseni6aft, bic
emerge iel6er aud am Seben gu binz
bern, tpesbalb lie iie fin unb pieber
abtun miihen; I'm iid gu orientiez
rem. limb bic Gieien iinb auf ber
Sut!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-30

Dos bibt. Dpnamii f.i eisentlid
mid Der rtdtise ausbrud. neil ss gu
fbpa6 fir tpiTeni6oftli6e 3tpede
fet. @s fsi elm Sprensitoff. Der 18
Wal itGrter als 0pnamit iei unb oas
tGme baber: Gr piibte ndmlif, baB
auf benz 8oben bes Mesres in ben
Sdlid unb in Den S9Iamm iiCb
nod piele 9iere aus Der porpeltli6en
3eit aufbielten. Die bdtten iib Bel
bic Siinbflut ole in n Sdlid perz
tro6en unb Idben bn nun I'M gineen
iiberbaupt mid on bic Sberfldde BON
bas WaiIer, neil es bn eritens gu talt
pGre unb neil es sipeitens gar tei>
nen 3rped fir iie bate. limb um
bieIe Siere einmal on bic SberflG6e
su beF0rbern, miibts er bieIen 4ppaz
rat in bic Siefe laifen, mittels zines
eleftrii9en Strpmes entsiinoen unb
bann tdmen iie ale Don ielbit na9
pben.",
Sier madte San eine pauie, nm
einen S6lud gu nebmen unb ben
beiben onberen @elegenbeit gu geben,
ben ipiFsnfdaftliden Stoff gebDrig
gu perarbeiten. Ra9 elmer Weile
fubr er fort:
rg2u t0nnt ibr eu6 ipobl bsnfen,
bab fein Menfa mebr in bic R6be
bon ben perbammten 4pparat ging.
Ser mar auf 4hterbed itramm an Die
Reling feitsebunben, IN ipenn mir
mol lpssen mubtsn ober na6'n 9uz
Der feben muBten. bann T4li9en mir
uns ole an bic anbere Seits nit cine
erobe 9ln9ft in n !SerSen nod aaz
tern. I'm penn Der &aiten bann ein
bis6en iiberbolte, bana liefen mir,
mas bic 8eine 6alten fonnten, bon
I6terbed meg unb ranntei nod porz
ne. 4n pfeiFe rau6en mar iiberz
barpt nidt mebr 5u benten. @enn
MIR elmer aurage gebabt bdtte, bann
bdtten mir bag oerodmmte Ding ia
i6on lange iiber 8orb gef9mifen,
aber bo ipaste ftb feiner ran. lin
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-30

gtiefen bes Wfesres, ben estpaItigen
2inieni9iffen, ba erbebt iid aud ein
Sr0hnen unb &raden, unb rollenoer
Spnner erfdiittert peitbin bic 2uft.
Weitdb blteben ben 9elpaltigen bic
@dpd4eren, bic 8reu5er. Qber i'm
8ertrauen auf ibre Gleinbeit unO
S9nelligfeit fpmmen plOBlitb bic
3perge beranseflibt. bic Sorpeooboo>
te, unb berIu6en bur9 ben tiidiidsn
StoB bes Sprpebos unter WaFer eiz
men Hieien t0bli9 gu psrpunben.
8liidte es i6nen, nabe genug beranauz
fommen, bonn umbiilt ii9 Der Risis
pergebens nit einent Siirtel BON
Rau9 unO Slammen, aus benen iaus
fenb unb pfeifeno bic 9ei9pfe na9
allen Seiten idpirren. Inter Der
SberflGbe opllSiebt iid bos 8erbsrs
ben. unO f9per getroHen mub er
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-30

ben Sped bon seiten ben Masen pers
borben. 9tber Der Profefpr prdngte,
bab bier fein plan aussefiibrt perz
ben miiBte. @r bate ndmii6 INNER
nit ION Siefisetbsrmometer bic Sems
peratur unten inn WaHer eemeiien
unb Sulest geiast, bob iei Die einaige
ri9tise Stele 5ier. - ga, oo balf ia
fbliebli9 alles ni9ts I'm mir mug
ten bsnn beran. &inber, i1 f6ip0re
eud bei alien, pus mir beilig lit:
90 pas babe ib nod MD geieben.
ipie bic &erls bas 0inss anfabten.
9rube, als OBJ iie 10 n robes 81 auf'n
Spasieritod balancierten. I'm penn
Der 9tpparat mal ins Dadeln fam.
bnnn sings pie 10 n 8lib. Sa mar
fsin Menid mebr gu ieben, bann fuz
ben lie ale NIT einmal borne unter
bic Bad. gDie ie babin tamen in bic
Sdnellisfeit, oos mag Der Seubel
pifen, i9 peiB es Bis beute nod
ni6t. So. unb bam itano Der proz
fefIor auf 9l6terfsd I'M i6rie unb
I9ris: 0os Sdiff eins in bic 2uft.
ipenn iie nidt iofort bert6men unb
Silfe lsiiteten, - er t0nnte es MIDI
msbr ollein baltsn unb lie Iollten ibre
Seelen 9ottt befeblen. Wie fe bos
nu b0rten, ba rannten iie ipieber na9
o6tern. aber nit 9eii9ter, bic MIDI
gu mafen iinb. 9lber ben profsFpr,
ben bGtten iie am Iiebiten auf bas
Oinss geIebt I'm bann n Strei6bol5
an9ebalten. ipenn bic @ei9idte nidt
gu sefdbrlih seipeIen pGre. Sa, un
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-30

alIes fb0n nit ieben. I'm nu gee
f4ob ettpas lInbeimli9es. pI0bli4
lebte bic san5e Snfel. Meni9entins
Der, 10 me Siere bobt ibr in eurem
2eben nod MID gefeben. Da paren
pelde, bic n &0rper butten ipie 70
n ribtieer Glefant, aber bann bats
ten fe 9eine ipie 70 n Stor9 un
binten 70 n S6tpans aus 5esern ipie
10 n pfau. lin bann parer pelfe
ba, Die batten Elm Sell pie 10 n
Zebra I'm bann gang sroBe Sligels,
nit Oenen iie INNER na6 re9ts unb
linfs I9lugen. Der 9rofeHor itonb
nur INNER auf Sed un i9ris, ols
ipie tpenn man 10 n Sunb gu Sauie
ruff. giu perftanben bic 8ieiter
biefe Spra6e bod mid unb bober tas
men Iie aud mid ndbsr ran. In ba
bolten fie an 8or6 ii6 ole @etpebrs
I'm iboFen nud bic Siere. Die bots
ten ibr 2ebtag bod 10 mos nod MID
seieben I'm seb0rt unb bssbnIb bliez
ben iie rubis iiBen. LIN uuf einmal
tam bic Seef4lange. Sie piienz
fdaftli9e Seeicblange. 9lls Der pros
fehor lie iab, fdrie er ipis beiefen,
un bann 5ielten olle nod ibr. Sic
mar 9ar nidt 10 lang. aber bafiir
fd0n bid IN felt. lin auf einmal
gei9ab etpos S4redlides. 9luf Der
Snfel mub ia ipobl nod 10 n bis6en
bon bem 0pnumit selpeien iein, benn
auf einmaI sabs einsn fur9tbarsn
&ru6 I'm Die SnIel flOs nit II
anads auseinanber. Sin Stiid nod
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-30
spahn ieniOr unO junior.
Cine S6auerbaIlaSc.

llnb ipas fir gre5eIn &unigoub'
8ebt iiber Seinen 9pri5ontl"
rSal" briiate ba Der Sput bou 8ut,
.Su ibp0rit es alio nidt? = giun gutl
@elobe iuenigitens mir banl,
SaB, fangen lie 5u idimpfen an
limb baltcn ilber mid @eridJt,
9u babel tinftig mithiit nid]t,
@ieImebr perteioigit meine CIR
limb piberipribit, pcnn's INNER ipdr' !"
8eiI ibm Der Sput griff ans @enid,
grgab iidl Siinip in iein @eifid
rSapa", rief er. has idippr id bier,
Sd ipiberipred) lluo bait 5u Sirl
Sect aber bab' bic Sreilnblidfeit e
Sd mub nod ipo gum giieu beut'l -
llnb fabr' binab in Seine @ruitl"
v8obll" iprad Der @eiit b'rauf. sd
4dt Sage ipdter aber mar
&affeeflatidJ in Bumps SdloB io9ar
Sci ieiuer Niitter Sermengilb',
Sic ale Samstag Nrdn5den bielt.
Bump iab idbou bel ben Sraueu lang.
Sod brailben in benz finitern Gang
ga itanb Ser @eilt lnb lauidlte na1.
Sb Sener belt. mas er peripradl
Sod plDblid fIog in einem Saus
Sic Siire auf lmb Sump berausl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-30

penns bnnn nieber 10 n &nad5 gab.
bann rannten lie mieoer meg. lin
bas ipieoerbolte ii1 10 anne 20 Mal.
Bis ie benn nu enoli9 bas 0ings
iiber 8orb batten. 9lber ba ipar bic
Sreube srob. 4ber nur fir N 9luz
9enblid, benn auf einmal 9abs n
&rad. als pb bic Welt in Die 2uft
ging. Damn purbe es idpars unb
grim. lin nit n Wial 9ing unier
alter 8aiten in bic SDbe WeiBt be,
10 nit n S6pung. lin bann fielen
mir ale gu 8oben unb oann purs
aus. Sd por als S6iffsiunge nal
bic Niagarafdlle runtergefollcn. I'M
gerau basfelbe 9efiibl bate i6, als
Der YroFeFor oas Meer in bic 2uft
iprenste. Qlls mir tpieber su uns
tanlen, faben mir erit, pos olles 9es
fdeben mar. So bate ben Qnideiu.
aIs ob ii9 unier S6iff in bic Cuff
berumgeorebt bate, oenn an Sed
mar ni6ts mebr beil. Der 8apitGn
lag in sine Gde unb iammerte furdtz
bar. @r batte iid 10 n paar Qrme
unb 9eine gebro1en. Die 9oote unb
alles mas lofe mar, paren ni9t mebr
ba. glIles mar an Oed fpie abraIiert
iln in ieoe gde lag elmer, Der 10 re6t
nibt pieber aufiteben tonnte. Wohl
meiitens aus 9lnsit, neil alle gldubz
ten, es ginge nod nal log. lin oa
ippllten iie lieber gleid liegen bleiben.
In nur Der Prpfeifpr, Der mar bell
gebliebeH. 3uerit batten mir oor. i'm
furftbar gu berbuuen, aber ols mir
gu ibm bin9eben pollten, iaben mir,
bob er gang oifgeregt auf n I6z
terbed bin unb fer rannte un nit
@rmm unb 8eineu geititulierte. 50,
I'M ols mir a6terous fudten, bd mar
infer aergsr peribpunoen. Oenn M
fn6en mir, bob Der 9lpparat bo6
i6Dn funttioniert bate. Mir foben
nGmlih me gang groBe SnfeI aus n
Meer ragen nit ionoerbore 8iumen
I'M 8Gume barouf. @iBt ibr, Sas
ipor 10 riGtiger Meeresgruno nit olz
lerbdnb 9eipGdIe I'm &orallen, nit
@teine I'm Muf6sln. Der profsTOr
fdete MI, mir miibten lpisbsr Suriid=
fabren, um in Der Rdbs bon bie Snz
Iel gu fommen. 9lber fir teinen
preis Der Welt bdtten mir bos sse
md6t. 9lber MI Bat sr unb mari
ii6 Dor bsm 9llten nuf Die Snie un
Inete ibm, er betdme Millionen I'M
piele Srben, benn er babe etipas |
9robss getan unb sr fsi felt Gbriz |
itop6 Columbus ieBt Der berii6mteIte !
&apitGn, Der au9 elm Oentmol be- ]
tGms. giu, I'm ba lieB ii9 Der gllte /!
benn erpei6sn uno ipenbete. 10 gut |
es nit benz serbro6eneu Ruoerges !
Ihirr nod ging un6 balb paren mir 1
gang in Der Rdbe ungetommen. Sd
botte mir pben in N Moit geiebt, neil
ih bod tpuBte. baB es glei9 tpiez !
Der log sina unS pa touute ib aah
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oem an0ern psrfant tpieber in ben
5luten I'm bic Sisre 9ingsn ale nit
runter I'm ma6ten 10 n 9eii9t, aIs
Oh lie iid freuten I'M als pb lie la9<
ten. gRu, I'M als Der ProfeFor bas
fab, Sa triegt er plObli9 10 N 9lnz
faa unb iprinst pabrbafti9 ins
Waher, srabe ols Oh er bic Sniel
feitbalten ipollte. giu. IN ba bnben
mir benn perIudt, i'm beraus5ufiz
f9sn, ober 9efunben baben mir i'm
ni6t mebr. Oa iinb mir penn idnel
BON bieier StelIe fortsefabren na4
9auie. Sd babe bic 9ef6i4te nod
niemanb eraGblt, ,ipeil lie bod teiner
glnuben fpiirbe. 2lber MI iebt ibr, bab
ibr mid bel Seeidlangen nidts
Heuss mebr ersGblen tDnnt." Ssit
bieier 3eit ipre9en Serb unb Sinnert
nit San grunbIdBIi4 ni4t mebr iibsr
Seeihlongen.
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Gin tpo9l9c5ieIter Gafieetopt
Sdlu9 bralben nod auf ieinen 6opf
Ilno hiaterber bonn Sdimpfen fam'sl
SSn SSeben biu9 bonn 2eib ieiu Bams,
Sein 9opf mar gang bon Siiffeu rot,
60 iaB er ba in GROCER Not.
20 Saterl" riei Der arme So6n,
,.Sdau ber: Sas bab' i'd Jest baponl
Salm fling ben 8ioeripruh i'd an,
ga fabten lie mid ipie elm Mann,
Seriflugen unb perfrabten mid.
slnf 8ittere6re. fiirdtcrIid.
limb meiue 1tntter, Seiue Srau
Sic - fontmanoierte ben 9fabaul
e mar drger als Die ireite ShIadtl
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Sod ipas bas &uerdrsite mar:
@r faub iih aIIe5eit elm ioear
Se; ieoen 9nffeetrdn5tben audi
@r iab als eili5iser Maun, Der 9alI6
Sm areiie ebler Srauen Sa.
G6 8ugel6upf ct cetera,
Srrg born i'm 8amie Die Serpiett'
limb itnatterte nit nm Die y8ctt'.
Gas pabte iidj bod utmmermebr
limb pilrnte ieinen @ater ie5r.
Ser nabm iif aIs Spabn ienior
Sen Sobn bafiir 5u riiffelu por,
Sbipobl er ielbit ieit nlarl6em Sabr
G6ou in Der @ruft beltattet mar
limb MIR, ipenn mas Seionb're los,
glls Sput beraufitie8 in bas SdIpb.
gBie emit bon Der Saffeebiiit'
Bump ipieberiim nad] Sauie idritt
ltub on benz S6fpert ieiu Sdnupftudj
trrg,
Su bas er nod iedDs &rapfen id1Iug,
@eidab elm &uaI i'm Yart am Sei6
llnb uor ibm itano iein Batter eIeid1.
Sa,rm bab er rief: ~@riib' @ott. Yapal"
Sprab ieuer brmpf: ~Sa biit Su ial"
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in bos 2osis fam. bunn fagte er CUR
Gnti9ulbisung, Der profehor itdnbe
babel unb gudte mad bic Sterne.
2lber ba mar ni9ts bon pabr.
glu, unb bsntt eud mal, zines Sas
aes follte benn Der Hummel losgeben.
Der profeFor beIprad it4 mit'n gllz
ten, ipeil er n paar Wlann bdben
miiBte, bic bas Oings iiber 8orb bes
BEN miiBten. ga, unb neil teiner
bon uns feise iein no[lte. od meloes
ten ii9 alle fir ben Sag trant, IN
Der 9llte, Der ba nidts bon ipubte,
meinte, mir bGtten uns lppbl ale an
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Sir wiiieni9aftli6e seei6lange.
anitise 9iatruicnscididjte BON Scinrid, Sinocr.

ginss 9lbenbs iaBen San, Sinnerf
unb Serb beiiammen. Der Die brei
fennt, pirb fofort abnen, bob iie Ii9
gegenieitig iebr interefant untsrbielz
ten. Siesmal ipor es bic SeeI6lonz
&c, Die an Der &eibe mar. Ra6bem
Sinnert unb @ero pergeblib perIu6t
batten, San bic S6Ianssn gu ertlGs
rem, bic lie ipdbreno ibrer Seefabrt
9eieben batten, meinte San idlieblt9
in drgerlidem Sone: uSbr tOnnt
mid gar ni6ts erad6len. Sbr bentt,
ibr fDnnt mir perfoblen. Do feio
ibr n bis9en su bumm OaSu. 9ros
be nit bic Seefdlange ieib tbr melt
odter bic Ruien suriid, benn i9 baz
Be bic ein3ige piieni6aftli4e See
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Sas Sambusrubr.

Ser @ambls lit fir Die Ginseborenen
Der beiBen 2dnber Die iuidti9ite SoIss
art. Die lie 9erabe5u fir alles uuf ies
Scs gu 9ebraudcu ueriteben. Sie jun
gen SbobIin9e llub Die iorucrartige
Sriiht bicnen 5rr Rabrung. bas SoIa
gum 9au Der odiiier. @riiden. 8aiierS
leitlngen II. a.. 5ur Serfertieung bon
Robeln lmb ionitieeu Sausgerdten
(aprbdlen, Sorbdngen, goIitern, Weis
fern, &uiiiinitrumenten), ferner bon
Yfcilen, &aIpen lip. Soear aIs God,s
gefdb iuirb auf einigeu SnieIn Sinters
inbiens Die 9anbusr1bre berpeuoet.
1luier Bib 5eist eiuee6orene bon 8ors
leo, ipcIde in ben Sambusrobren @aI.
icr trageI.
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liub itreute idneu nit fablcr 9ano
Sbm ieine Strapfeu auseiuane.
rSfui", briiIIte er, .Su 8eiberbelol
Statt gum Saffee 5ieb 9u ins SeISl
Areu5bpmbenl Shiuefell @ift nno
Worol
Sicr ihp6rIt 9u, Yuu,p, mir ieet ios
fort,
Sab Su fir Seiner Sage 9icit
gtie niebr gu ioIdeu Sriu5den 9ebitl"
-Sapal" 10 ipradl feiu SproBline o'rarf
llno FOB bic arapfen ipieber auf,
~Su rcbeit, iuie elm 9eiit bali iprid5t
Sas SdI6re bran beritebit Oh niht:
@as gIoclheio fir gtoffa braut.
rnb ipas fir Srapfen bddt Srnrtraub.