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Hazel at once appropriated the baby. It lay peacefully in her arms, staring wide-eyed, making soft, gurgly sounds. "The little dear!" Hazel murmured. "Lauer, our name iss," the man said casually, when they were seated. "Wagstaff, mine is," Bill completed the informal introduction. "So?" Lauer responded. "Id hass a German sount, dot name, yes." "Four or five generations back," Bill answered.
Afder dot I learn to be a carpenter. Now I am a kink, mit a castle all mine own, I am no more a vage slafe." He laughed at his own conceit, a great, roaring bellow that filled the room. "You're on the right track," Bill nodded. "It's a pity more people don't take the same notion. What do you think of this country, anyway?" "It iss goot," Lauer answered briefly, and with unhesitating certainty.
Carl F. Laurer while assisting in the examination of German prisoners, was surprised when an American prisoner was brought before him. "Where do you belong?" asked the captain. "I am with an aerial squadron in the south of France" replied the prisoner. "I walked fourteen days to get here." "Did you desert?" asked Captain Lauer. "No," the man replied, "I want to fight.
You're all the more pleased when somebody does happen along. Folks is so different in a new country like this. There's plenty for everybody and everybody helps, like neighbors ought to." Lauer came up after a time, and Hazel found herself unequivocally in their hands.
Write to General Lauer: direct him to interrogate Staps. Tell him to bring him to a confession. "I wrote conformably with the Emperor's orders, but no confession was obtained from Staps. In his examination by General Lauer he repeated nearly what he had said in the presence of Napoleon.
Write to General Lauer: direct him to interrogate Staps. Tell him to bring him to a confession. "I wrote conformably with the Emperor's orders, but no confession was obtained from Staps. In his examination by General Lauer he repeated nearly what he had said in the presence of Napoleon.
Koch should, in the first instance, give a demonstration of his work before a smaller body than the whole society, so that the proceedings might be fully reported in the medical press. He mentioned that Herr Director Lucanus and President Sydow had expressed their regret at being unable to be present, as well as many others, including Drs. Von Lauer, Von Frerichs, Mehlhausen, and Kersaudt.
Oscar Johnson, age 24, laborer, born in Sweden. Victor Johnson, age 37, laborer, born in Finland. J. A. Kelly, age 31, logger, born in Ohio. Theodore Lauer, age 29, laborer, born in New York. William Lawson, age 32, laborer, born in Washington. Jack Leonard, age 27, laborer, born in Kentucky. Pat Lyons, age 48, laborer, born in England. Jim Mack, age 31, laborer, born in Ireland.
There was a board at the head of the grave, shaped something like an ordinary gravestone, about three feet high and six inches wide. The inscription was as follows: OLd Jiw de PArt his Life on the 2 of WAY Re st frow LAuer On the foot-board were these words: We ll d OW N. The rude artist was Kit, the son of the old man.
Und I dink der drouble iss largely dot der modern, high-bressure cifilization makes for der abnormal, vedder a man iss a millionaire or vorks in der brewery, contentment iss a state off der mind und if der mind vorks mit logic it vill content find in der simple dings." It sounded like a pronouncement of Bill's. But Lauer did not often grow serious.
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