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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-28
DUTCH DEVELOP
NEW TYPE TRENCH
Arranged So fhey Can B
Flooded When Captured
by Enemies.

The Hague, Aug. 27.-The war de.
partment of the Netherlands has de-
veloped a new sort of trench for use
in the low and marshy parts of the
country where, in case Of an invasion,
the chief battle might be expected.
Fighting along the User has taught
the strength of water defense above
all others. For this purpose, as is
we'll known, the so.called "waterline'
has been brought into readiness. But
a great deal Of fighting might take
place upon the endless tracts of mea-
dows which lie all around the capital
of the kingdom. The trenches which
will here be constructed will be ar
ranged in such way that at mo-
ment's notice they can be turned into
flooded bitches.
In the warfare in France and Russia
a conquered trench means an added
strength for the enemies. who immed'
lately turn the trench into a fortress
of their own. The Dutch trenches,
when it is necessary to abandon them
will almost automatically become a
deep flooded ditch which will DE no
use to any one and will merely form
another obstacle on the way forward
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-28
PRIEST SHOOTS
BISHOP AT
W|N0NA, MINI.
Bishop Patrick Heffron of Win,
ona Diocese Seriously
Wounded.
ASSAILANT BELIEVED
TO BE DEMENTED
Shooting Occurred on St. Mary's
College Grounds Diocesan
Headquarters.

Winona, Mimi, Au,Ss. - The Rt
Rev. Patrick H. Hell on, ,&is,,r of the
Winona diocese OF tie nCC :. Nauho-
lie church, has a !ai. &A1 % re.
cover from the two hu [, wyunds in
flicted today by a.ci0Ged priest, who
crept into the pri ATE chapel at St.
Marys college where Bishop Heffron
was celebrating mass and fired on him
at short range with q small calibre re.
volver.
Restinr Well
Tonight bulletin issued from the
bishops bedside by attending physi-
clans announced that the patient was
resting comfortably, that he probably
would recover but that the outcome
would be in doubt for several days be
cause of the possibility of conlplica-
tions.
The would-be assassin, L. NJ. Les
ches, is locked in Jail, with a heavy
guard over him. The announcement
of the attack caused an unusual sen
sation and a feeling of suppressed eX-
citement everywhere war apparent
tonight.
In Private Chapel
The bishop was in his private chap
ell when Father Lesches, evidently lab
oring under the delusion that he had
been treated unfairly because he had
not been assigned to a parish, entered
making his way forward so quietly
that the bishop was unaware of his
presence. Suddenly the levolSer
cracked. and the bishop received q
bullet in the left thigh. This bullet
was removed by physicians late to
day with little difficulty.
Fire Two Shots.
After the first shop Bishop Heffron
turned quickly about, facing his as
radiant, who leveled the gun and fired
second time, the bullet lodging
back of the left lung. Bishop Heff
ron then left the building behind the
fleeing priest and, leaning on the arm
| of an assistant, walked 200 yards to
his residence. He calmly directed
that the authorities be notified and
physicians summoned.
DR.. M. J. Mayo, was summoned
and made a Sd mile run from Roches
ter IN 80 minutes over roads so rough
that seevral times the automobile was
kept from the ditch with difficulty.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-28
PERSH|N(;S FAMILY
BURNED TO DEATH
Wife and Three Children of U.
S. General Perish When
Home Burns.

San Francisco, Cal, Aug. 27.-War-
rem Pershing, the 5-year-old son vt
Bri.adier General John j. Pershing,
is tonight the only survivor of Cen
eral Pershing's family Of five. lie
was rescued this morning from the
burning home at the Preside of San
Francisco, when .lis mother and three
sisters. Mary, Helen and Ann, were
suffocated and burned to death.
Warren revived quickly. The 9th
ers had died Of suffocation before the
rescueTs reached them. They We're
burned about the head, hands and
feet
General Pershing, commanding
troops on the Texas border. where
,lis family was to join him within the
week, to make their home, left FL
Paso today, when informed that his
wife and three children were dead.
He will arrive here Sunday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-28
Moral Survey
of St. Paul

ST. Paul, Minn., Aug. IA sur
vey of this city's moral forces, Just
completed by A. ]. D. Haupt, director
OF social service for the Leagu" OF
Protestant Women, reveals that St.
Paul has one church for every 1857
persons, and one saloon for each 673
of population, of every 16S males
more than 81 years old.
The survey shows there are 4O2 sa-
looms, 100 pool ;lalls, 40 theaters,
making a total of 551. There are 104
Protestant churches, 25 Roman Cath
olic churches, 9 Jewish synagogues,
total OF 1873 religious organizations,
exclusive of Christian associations
and other organized uplifting agen-
cies.
The deductions are based on the
1914 directory figures, with an esti-
mated population Of 100000.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-28
Movie Men IN
Funny M'ix-up

East Grand Forks, Mimi, Aug. 27.--
The cases of w. ]. Hewitt and Henry
McDougall, proprietors of moving
picture house at Neville, N. D., who
were charged with attempted assault
on two young girls east of this city
some three weeks ago, were dismiss
ed yesterday when called before Judge
Rasmussen in municipal court as the
complaining witnesses failed to APP.
pear. The two girls, aged IA and 10
years respectively, in their complaint
stated that the two men attempted TO
take advantage Of them while they
were riding in an automobile owned
by Hewitt.
The defendants had been out on
$500 bail each.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-28
KING GUSTAV HAS
NARROW ESCAPE

Stockholm, Aug. 27.-King Gustaf
had a narrow escape from serious in
Jury yestrday at Jerna. AS he was en-
tering his car to proceed to Stock
holm, the train started with sudden
jerk, throwing him down. His foot
was jammed between the car and the
platform and he fell heavily. He was
picked UP quickly, however, and as
sisted into his car. Except for a
slight lameness he is little the worse
for the accident.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-28
Flood Victims.
Ask for Aid.

Little Rock, Aug. 27.--Flood swept
sections OF Arkansas, appealed for aid
today to care for thousands of persons
made homeless and destitute Hun
dreds of families tonight were camp
ing or high ground with only TIE bar
est necessities Of life, and many were
reported in need of food.
-Four towns asked for food and
money.
AT N ,wport virtually all of the popu.
lation of more than 1000 persons are
unable to enter their homes because
of the flood waters.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-28
HAITI TO RATFY
AMERICAN TREATY

washington, Aug. 27.-Prompt rati-
fication of the proposed American pro-
tectorate treaty by the Haitian parlia-
ment was forecast today in dispatches
to the state department from Charge
Davis at Port all Prince. President
dArtiguenave, read Of the new gov
ernment, is committed to the conven'
ton and is believed to have assur-
ances of sufficient support from sena-
tors and delegates to secure favorable
action within few days.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-28
AVIATOR INJURED
At IOWA FAIR

Des Moines. Ia, Aug. 27.-The avia-
tor fell at the State fair ground this
afternoon, completely wrecking his
mlchine. Smith was not injured. His
machine struck an electric wire as Ae
he was leaving the ground and the fall
was short, a distance of about 30 feet.
Press Decision.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-28
FOUR KILLED WHEN
BRIDGE C0[LAPSES

Phoenix, Ariz., Aug. 27.-Weakened
by a cloudburst, one of the spans OF
Santa Fe railroad bridge over Date
creek collapsed today. plunging the
smoking car of north bound Phoenix
Prescott. train into the swollen stream
below. Four passengers were killed
and eighteen injured. The engine
crossed the bridge safely and the
sleeping car remained on the track.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-28
MEXICAN BANDS
STILL At LARGE

Brownsville, Texas, Aug. 27.-,
Twenty Mexicans who crossed into
Texas last night, near Progresso, Tex,
still were at large tonight. Cavalry
and rangers are continuing the search
for them in the brush.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-28
OFFICIAL NOTE
FROM GERMANY
SAT|SFAC
Now Believed All Danger Of
Complications Is Thing
of Past.
FULL PREPARATION FOR
SINKING OF ARABIC
Is Locked on as Notable Victory
for Diplomats Of This
Country.

Washington, Aug. 27.-Germany'
intention to offer full satisfaction to
the United States for the sinking OF
the liner, Arabic, with a loss of two
American lives, was communicated
formally to the state department to-
day by Count Won Bernstorff, the Ger
man ambassador, on instruction from
the Berlin foreign office.
The ambassador read to Secretary
Lansing a memorandum outlining the
position of his government. 1t prom
ised that if it found that he Arabic
was attacked without warning the I'm
perial government not only would
promptly disavow the act, but worlu
give the United States Gull satisfoc-
ton This, it is well known, would
have to include reparation for the
American loss and assurances tEa'
such tragedies would not be repeated.
President Optimistic.
No further developments in the sit
uation are expected now until the sub
marine commander who sank the
Arabic has reported to Berlin. In the
meantime, President Wilson and Sec
retary Lannsing though vistoly en-
co,traged and relieved by Count Won
Bernstorff's assurances and reports
from Ambassador Gerard on his con-
ferences with Foreign Minister Won
Jagow are in a waiting attitude.
Before the American government
can speak there must be Forthcoming
the German disavowal and explana-
ton of what all evidence received has
seemed to prove was an "unfriendly
act"
May Question Evidence.
About the only shadow over the op-
timism in official circles today was
cast by the 'if" in the promise con.
yeyed 5v Ambassador Won Bernstorff.
Some officials thought disposition by
Germany to question the evidence that
the Arabic, peaceful passenger yes
sci, unarmed and inoffensive, was at
tackled without warning, might lead to
intermediable and unsatisfactory ne
gotiatiOns.
In German quarters confidence was
felt that the submarines report would
soon reach Germany.
German Demands.
German officials have made it plain
that their government as soon as It
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-28
COL. ARCHIBALD
PASSES At HOME

Pittsburg, Pa.,Aug. 27.--Col. Archi-
bald CT Rlakely, aged SS, died at
his home here tonight, after an i'll
ness of four months.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-28
"Clean-up at
Neu Leipzig

States Attorney Wm LANCER of
Morton county with the aid of Sheriff
Charles Mcdonald and Deputy Sheriff
Gabe Eckroth made thorough clean
ing at New Leipzig yesterday, when
four men were arrested on various
charges and one WAS bound over to
the district court on the charge OF
bootagging.
Carl Meier was arralgned be-
fore Justice of the Peace Pollard on
the 'bootlegging charge, being defend
ed by Attorney Hogan. Two witness.
es were called by the prosecution and
five by the defense. He was ordered
held to the district court: Bond in
the sum of $500 was furnished.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-28
Destroy stations.

Berlin, via London, Aug. N.-The
following official communication was
issued today by the German admir-
atty:
"On Wednesday evening, one C.
our small mail cruisers bombarded
Continued on page tWo.l
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a 4 4 !: a = = > :. = = 4 = = = =
: THE WEATHER. !
1: North Dakota Generally fair :
!: Saturday and Sunday; cooler >
!: Saturday.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-01
8uf i'm Mia.

go Die gtiefe Der fran5DiiI9er
5elbpoit i6r iammerpoles Gnoe fin
BEN. bariibsr belebrt Der 8risf zines
2sibtrasen5en. Den bas .g9o be pas
ris" perDffentlidt. gs HeiBt ba: Sd
reiffe seitern nod . -. um etnen
Mosen ausbefern gu Iafen. Wdbs
reno th bort tpartete, fam mir Der @es
banfe. einmaI nodauieben. ob nidt
8riefe fir mid o~nestommsn feien. Muf
ber Su9e eeriet i9 aud in einen
StoG. unb bort entoedte i9 gu meiner
ni9t geringen @ertpunberune inmitten
bes pferoemifes unb onberer S6muts
aereien 9aufen bon 9risfen, Die fir
ane m0gliden Nrmeeforps beftimmt
tporen. Man bate bier einfa9 Brief
fade unterf9itblps in bic Miiterube
entleert. SD fonb beim 9urafu9en
bes 9onfens iiber atpeibunbsrt. bic fir
meine Truppenabteilung beitimmt pas
rem. unb an meme Iorehe alein
parer pisr5ebn gsridtst. Sd min
nidt unterlaHen, 6inSu3ufiieen. nuB
ftd unter bieien 8risfen au9 Wsrt.
briefe b.fanoen, bic bic uneIidliden
gmpfdnser felt 4nfons oes &risges
ebenfO febnfidtis pie Oergsbens err
partst buttsn. DAB Der Gou nidt
persin3sIt baifebt. benefit bic Sotia9s.
baB i4 Dor Ginger 3eit cine fol9e OBJ
laesrunssftdtte fir nidt beiteute TsIbs
poitbriefe mitten ouf Der StraBe fanb.
Die Brittle fieIten f9 bier i'm Gtra.
benfdmuB lumber unb tpurben bon ben
pafonten inter Die 5iBe sstrsten. Sd
felbf foh, tuis hier eth Gorbot. Der IT.
~ssnbein.n 8tfebt oussuri9ten bate.
.inen 9risf, Der on feinen nGselbef9Io.
sensn Gaubtn tl.b.n s.bIisben nor.
nufbob."
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HULL BROS. TRUNK FACTORY

Softer, 9a5den unb Snit Cafes berees
: iteut, repariert unb tneetaui6t. Sci.
grodett 1898. 1872 OF : Soulton Cir,
Gan antonio, Seras.
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o6rou 9eonie BON goIfe, ge6orene
2inoner", ltono aif Dem 9lattden.
@lIo cine 6rali. Gr bate iie ots
6rdnlein angereoet tie mar ihm ID
maodenbaft erifienen. Sn tiefei
Srauer, pieaeiAt @ittue? limo Scr
9tome Seonie BON 8piic. NO bait
er ben bod gebort ~ ooer geleien ;
IS fiel ibm niht ein: er itedte sic
aarte 5u lid uno ieine @eoonfcp
uonoten iid bolo eiqenen angeGcgei-
beiten 5u.
Als Der BUG in Ai6bauien an
fam o1mmerte es bereits. 8elh
cine lange &eiie mar oos gefpeien.
oadte 8nul aus Dem @aeer iprir-
geno, ifooe beute abeno fonnte er
BON alien Dem, mas ibm amf Der
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greie Yrene fir SeraS: 0ienftag |. SUM- 1915

drBerl'her Umhulung neues 9tfl3lt9e7
tro9en. NOR ldn9it mieDer entfernt. Die
Mlao6en gli6en chamber in QntliB,
@eberbe unb &ieibung me6r o(s 5tpei
Ser3tiri9en. Set Der Mutter Sooe
permo9te nur Der 0ater Iie ouSeinons
ber5uboIten.
Sin {90ner 6ribIinesmorsen liegt
iber benz @tGbt9en. Sruoe geht ner>
b0s bin uno Der unb I9aut dn9ifli9>
peritoblen bes Dfteren Die 9auptfroBe
binunter, our9 Die = ct bonn 8a1n@
bofe fommen muB. Menig @9laf bat
fie eefunben biefe gla6t. 90 itruoelt
aud fhon 9iIbe CUR Sir berein, trob
Der eefpitterorttgen @rnartunesIpanz
nung. Die UNI lie tpebt. better nie itets:
nSSebt monen mir mol >leben, mas
es NIT Der ri9tissn 2iebe ouf li4 bat.
Sdout er eIeid bel feinem Gintritt
uns beibe 70 Dor fi@, 10 fann bod
eieentli9 nur jsner ~beFonbere Snitinft
= 2iebe. Inn faeer: tpel9e 1T nun
feline gruoe. Ou, bas 1T grobortig.
bos 1T t0ftli6."
80 lit er." fieB Srube berpor.
nit BEN 3eieefineer leife auf eine bea
od6tie baherf9reitenbe Offiaiersfisur
psiienb. ppabrbafiis in fetner 2eute
n~antsbout!"
.Dpnnerpetter" = f~euerroten So,
pies Iusts GLIDE stpif9en ben @arois
men binaus = hos 1T ia elm prodts
terf." Damn IieB fe plDblid err
bfuFenb ben aopf finfen. sic botte
in afpei fd0ne orobe braune Nueen ees
fdaut. bic unfiaer bic Gront bes 9ous
fes bindufglitfen. 60 fonb lie. nod
obne re9te Safune. ols er eintrot uno.
tote o%ngeoonnert, ppr ben beiben MGb,
9en iteben blieb. ratios ben Slid BON
elmer CUR nnoeren fibrenb. Damn
pl0bli9 ereriffer SiIbens 9anb uno
bridts eitlsr f6nsen 3uB barauf:
6rGuIein Sruoe"-- UNI enbtid
Dor Der Fnnig Id9eInbsn Sruoe NIT
elmer fpnnentioneIen 8erbeugung gu
lonoen. Der 0ater l6Bt fi9 eti4uls
bigger. feline GiBung bauert nod, er
fpirb dbsr 6alb erfdeinen. = @lfo, es
eeht Sbnen gut, onfdeinenb. 9err
Mffefor9" t0rte es INN entgegen. Sci
hsm &lanse 0iefer Stimme NOR er au=
iammengeaudt. Mot iibergoHen f9aufe
er pieher speifelnb spif6en Den
S6fpeIfsrn bin uub Der. Srube lOIe
bic 6ituation: pGs 1T In Der Sot fein
lInterf9ieb 5pif3en uns. Wir ftnr
eigentli9 cine, mir beibe. Srube =
9ifbe. 9ilbe = Srube. Sbr erter
S6ritt in bieIem Simmer f9eint Dor
uusfdlu99ebenoer 8~ebeutung gepeieu
au fein = lieber Serr NTeFor." Das
bel ftrablte fe f9elmif9 gu 9iloe BIN
iiber. bic In lisbIi9ztieffter @erpirruno
blutibergoFen, ibren Bid INNER pie.
Der gu benz euten MannesantliB ee.
9eniiber bonn 8oben empprbob. 9uf9
NOR grubens Msunb an Sitbens Sbr,
sS9uu, tuer bate oas geoadt! 81
fam, fab unb feste." lleber Der
Nfefor aber mar retfungsloie Der.
ipirrtbeit gefommen. G9on obnte er
mo 9rube, mo 5ilbe, unb mas er on.
geridtet. Gin Slid. baB.bie Sir lid
0ffnete uno Ser Batter erI9ien. Di'
9srren begriibten fid in formeIe,
9ersli9feit.
3pei Moden fpdter flotterten bic Der,
Iobungsanaeisen bon 9ilOe unb ben
| 5orfaheHor ins 2onO. Dem 8atel
@mtsseri6tsrot mar Der pfan nit ben
tiirfii@en paf3a gu unii6er sepefen
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ben - bu Ianetpierie!
llnb nod elm @ierteljabr, ba bat +,
fi4 nit ibrem @riinrod tpeit, nett al
tn ben berbftli9 leudtenben Walb Der.
tro9en.
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Oeih1fts=a alemoer
Mipmittas isttb 3elte.

4Iautp Sent & &muins Gp. @nt, Be
ren5en, gisertiimer. &ue uniere 8aaren
haben boles @efpi6t un0 WeaB, pafieno
fur Gtaubaros@roken 215 Gbe. 9.
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Drei @oden fpdt,r.

Die Biz gu Srubsns Reile fnf i'm
portIidcn Sinne un3srtrsnnli6 gene.
f.nen 3Dilinse iino pieosr Dersint.
Qnheno. fpsinsnb poren fe chamber
In bic 4rm. ssfunten.
mas iantenbafts 9etbuIidieit burd
Bdnbsrhen unb Gbihen an Srnbts
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.Seele branlte, gar nid)ts mebr aus
riften. Sbm blieb nifts iibrig.
ais IN ole yarone~, Dem beIten @oii-
bauie Der Staot 8u oebeu uro aar
feline Ibii6ten bis morgen 8u oer-
.ihieben.
Gsortiebuno folatO
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Die DtuiQiuoe,
Sia3s bon 9rems.
Sruoe ON 6ilbe:

Srube an 9tIbe:
rNun baben mir, @sIiebtes, ben
San, ba ih beidten muB no9 unierem
9ertras. NeiBt bu, eigentIi4 tit es
bod febr mibieIig. nit Ser Sober gu
fogen. mas nit 3unge uno 2ippe 10
i9neu unb einfa9 erlebiet nGre. Nein
unb abermals nein. Man bate uns
nidt trennen lonen! Nber Der 3ned
Der uebuns io0te offenbur Der fem:
.Wir tperben uns gu felbf9enug, mir
atpei, gu ein9eidle9tig zines i'm
onbereu. zines nur firs onbere"
60 empfanb = i9 ubnte ss lGngT -
gang einmiitbis oas 5amiIisnfoniis
lium. Gum 9udud! Sept Sbr 3pils
hinge in bic Melt, 10 laBt iie eben beie
fommen. bisfe spei 9dlften elmer Gins
belt! l1nb rpenn infer fiibes Muttden
nod Iebfe -. 9obs ih ni9t re4t, &C.
Iiebtes2! NIIo bore od nein. lies
unb itaune! Sd bobe Elm 9er3 eefnidt,
eana unbeiDuBt. SorfaHeKor 1T er
unb fou oemnddit cine S~berf0riterei
erbalten. 9ei feiner Sonte. unersr
Sante aaffeetfubf9peIfer, gu geiuh.
Meinetbalben telesropbif9 urlauf
nerldneert = eona BIN! uebriaens cir
fielder Sunse unb 10 o~ffenberai9, bof
er mir seftanb: penn ih nidt bafiir
forge. oaB er baIb feline Rube piefer-
fdnbe, fei er obfolut unfdbis. sinen :
Bod gu idieBen! soft =
Worte2 SIT bobe inn geIast. es
nett uno interefant. oaB sr 10 Der.
f6ofen Iei; ober bas 8epubtfeia
epentiisG einen Hebbod furs 3eben ~
retten. sdbe mir ben 5rieben = ME.
Der ben id eigentlia nod gar MD.
%perlpren bdtte.
9a mar er 5uerIt 5ornis unb banr
trouria . 70 trourig. liebFe 9iloe
bob ih aus Mitleib fat cine DUNN.
beit gemuht battle. MeiBt bu = IN.
fere Nbmo6ungen in puncto punet
finb aber aud gu ftrens - eieentlia
0u tannif iebo4 rubig lein = i9 ma!
Jpn gar Mot, i9 nebme ibn niat. mel
ib eben oas ngefOnbsre" nf9t Togfefd
fir ibn empfunben babe, ipie es lid
bod ee60rt. ni6t pobr9! SD oldub
aud. er ipdre mir elm bis9en gu tpeid)
gu feminin. = Mbsr Elm gutter, netter
feiner &erf If er = Garoef9iBen=3e
ferpez2eutnant. = Na, ipas Idgff b.
nun mas benflf bu - mag rGtf
bu mir2 Sd babe cine tapital.
Sebnfu9t nod Dir, Geliebtes = i'd
tiHe bid tduTenbmal. Sruoe."
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Gortietuno foIgt.)


GeO gum Gaffce. I'll aaHee. ser
@ud betorHmt. Seoen saa rid &c.
roitet 35c per 8fo. Geiubar6 C ST
|2t5 Norp Str. Grofett 4S7. ~
1852.
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geItes SeI uno @aioIin erb6ls
man bon Ger Slimp Oil 60, 400
Sit-Gemmerce Ctr. Neues Gel. Sraa
biz 2252. Mua.l
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srubs on AiIOs:

Srube an .5iIbs:
Saufsnb 0unf, @eliebtes, fir beis
men Brief! 9u bojt ober unniib bid
errest. SD foste Dir ood, bab i6
ibn iiberbaupt nidt Iieben fam. Der
Mermite. geffern bat er mid eefragt,
oh ih feline Jrou iperben tonne. Mein
energifdes 4Opffdittelbreben tpoute er
ni6t acceptieren. SD fone mir bod
3eit nehmen fir Die enbsiltise Nnts
mort. Sn brei Wodtn fornme er ouf
Der Dur9reife our MilitGribuns uns
btIu4en, unb bann fone i9 - um
9immels pilen nidts iibereiIen!
Drolig! Sd muBte INNER pisoer
oenfen: Wdre Der jsbt tatbolii9, un>
fsrndbme er Manfabrt ouf Wonfabrt
5u beribmtsn Mabonnen. auf boB lie
mid umfimmsn m09tsn. sd fagts
idliebli9 Deutli4f: Isin, un6 er
miife bod einieben, u. +. m. Geinen
Befu9 tonnte i9 ibm notiirli6 ni9t
berbieten. - 4bios! 8. 9iFe Dab.
den BON mir! -"
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ailos an srubs:

9iloe an Srube:
.@slie6fes, als obs ib ui6t aeu6nt
bate! Nlfo, 6u tommIt nit fofden
9ef9i9ten! Du, bic ngrffaeborene",
Der unfere gorasraphen ni9t genus
ftreng iein fonnten! SD bin - ooffl
DEM id teFe bod stipos msbr apif9sn
beineu lebten 3eilsn. Diefem Mon>
nesgefaiel baft ou oenno6 geqlaubt.
Mitleib. 9a! S9dme oi9, Srube!
9absn Die Mdnner nit uns Mtitleibe
Du nirit nidt pertrossbrii1ig fstn.
9elie6tes? Oas gauge aopitel yMann"
fonte oo9 ouseemer5t tperben uus nns
ftrem 2ebensbuas, ni9t tpo6r2 Wir
iiberiprtngen es einfad. Dbsr mir miibs
ten benin. ToGie bag Obium Der Mlts
Sungfernf4aft uns oo9 einmal aus
ben 9erbifnebeln ongrinfsn, - gan3
semeinfam. plObfi9 einsn 8eiinnungss
umfalag erleben. Ri9t2
Qber gibt es benin iiber1dupt nod
ienes Ooium fir bas mooerne Weib2
Rein, nein, nein. Mir pfeifen ouf bic
Mdnner, nidt uubr, @elisbtes2 Ober
o6sr mir snti~ miibtsn einen ein3i,
gen = Mos fafefe ID; ridtig =
Elm Mulelmann. Elm ur,perfdf9ter
Siirfe tOnnte es In fein. Der nit uns
beiben - mitleio baben miibtel -
Saba -! Iber G9er8 beifeite!
SD rate Dir brinseubF. i6 ertparte BON
otr: S6ide beinsn HebbodpirI9er in
Die Molfsf9lu9t. Wenn i9 bents,
baB ou, ~treulofe2 -!
Gute Nn6t, Gdtpeferhen!"
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6ptels.
Hotel ALAMO

325 @lamo Glo5a -6nbi6 moblierte
refine 3immer. SOC. 75c 81 per Sag;
$3.50 i1no ouftpGrts per ISOLDE. 3trnnler
nit 2 8etten $500 per @o6e. Iltes
Selepbpn grodett 659.
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300 Oft : Commerce Ctr, Gan IE>
tonic, Ser. 9erti6es @afthans. 3ims
rter SOC Bis $1.00. Spe5iene 8o6en'
roten. Gus. Sebnfe, Ianaeer,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-01

Bir balten Die bette &oble uno Oas
bette B~rennbpIs. 8robiert una. 0Ia5,
@puh & Gpal 81. @rodett 6059, Neiei
Eel. 1911.