Kouts High School - Kostang Yearbook (Kouts, IN)

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Class ropijecp AFTER ray High School career it had always been my highest ambition to travel extensively. I took a great interest in teaching Elocution for the following eight years, when one day 1 learned that my uncle at Berlin had suddenly died and left me heir to an immense sum of money My ambition could now befulfilled and 1 at once took the opportunity. Having learned that an ex-member of my class of 1912 lived at Cairo, Egypt, I immediately wrote to her, stat- ing I would visit her a few days on my tour around the world. I left New York on a beautiful May morning, on “Kaiser William,” one of the Goodrich Liners. “I’ve been wondering about our old class in high school,” I said to my friend and her husband, as we sat at their cozy little, supper table one night in 1920: “And I’ve decided to go to see Madam Bradioschowski, down on Palm Street. Would you care to go with me to-night?” My (friend agreed to go with me, but her husband said, ‘Why. do you think she can tell you about your old class?” Why, she’s a spiritual medium and she’s the real thing, and not a fake. She can make the spirits tell her.” He laughed, but stopped with us at Madame Brabioechow-