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Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11
DEUTSCHLAND READY TO SAIL
Germany Wants Y. .. Cutter to Con.
voy Submarine.

Although the German submarine
Deutschland is stiil at its pier at Bal
timore, developments indicated the In.
tention Of Captain Paul Koepig. its
commander, to leave In q short time
It was learned TINT when the Unit
ed States revenue cutter Apache an
chored a short distance from the
Deutschland slip, the Apache's com.
mander was asked by oficials who are
looking after the submarines inter
ests II he could convoy the Deutsch
land to the three-mile limit OF the
capes. The oflicials were referred ,o
the navy department. The Apaches
commander said he had received nc
orders to convoy the submarine and
hsd no oficial interest in It.
The tug Thomas F. Timmins. which
conveyed the submarine from the
capes three weeks ago. has gotten nr
steam and It was raid arrangements
had been made to take ON a pilot u
short notice.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11
A w....'. H.lpf.l Aavies

Mrs.. G. H. Eveland. Duncan Mills.
ILL.,, Writes: II wos stricken with lum-
bago. and unable to turn myself in bed.
A neighbor brought me Foley Kidney
Pills. Said he had been similarly afilct-
ed and they cured her. ! tried them,
and WAS completely cured by three bot
tea" Mrs. Eveland heartily recon-
mends Foley Kidneys Pills for kidney
trouble. When the kidneys are not
fnnctioning properly. impurities left Ia
the blood cause rheumatism, lame back.
sehes and pains. Cansday's Drug Store
Dr.. Walker, Prop.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11
TURN IN war TOE
Prospects For Allies bsightss.
leodoa 1hinks.
VIOLENT COUNTER ATTACKS.
r.usen Assaults rsIl = sssm s.ssdy
Advance Of Alliss-Rvsslan onsn
slvs Against Austre- Germans 10 IL
ereasinq In intensity,

Cov9USO ~ ANt0B-H000e00 OU00-
sIvs Against Avstre Germans 10 In
ereasins In intensity.
The present week finds the pros.
pects Of the entente allies perhaps
brighter than In any previous period
OF the war. according to the views
held In London. General Brussiloff's
striking victories present the German
geenral star with the imperative prob
lem OF how to reinforce the eastern
'front.' since General Won Linsingen,
who was sent BY the Germans to AID
the shattered Austrians. now. has
been completely thrust back from the
Lutsk salient.
But the same problem IL presented
on the western front. where, says an
unofficial correspondent. ''the cease.
less battle seems steadily to gain In
tensity." Doubtless the constant ar.
rival Of fresh German troops and
guns" he adds. has everything to do
with the result. The enemy shows an
increasing tendency to counter attack
These counter attacks have failed to
stem the steady entente allied ad
vance. and although at the present
moment the fighting on the Somme is
mainly devoted to securing mastery
Of small strategic positions. which will
furnish the keys to further progress.
there is no sign Of the Germans max.
ing an effective counter Offensive"
Russia's remarkable victories re-
veal most interesting situation The
army Of the German general. Count
Won Bothmer. holding the Stripa near
the Lemberg Tarnopol railroad. was
few weeks ago being outflanked on
the south by General L.etchitzky's sue
cessful advance whai the Dniester
foods prevented Letchitxky's further
progress. This enabled Won Bothmer
to hold on to the threatened positions.
General SakharofI then devoted hin.
self to enyeloping Won Bothmer's force
on the north. with what success is
seen in his double victory west Of
Lutsk and at Brody. Thus outhanked
north and south. II Is considered i'm
possible that Count won Bothmer can
longer delay cxtricating himself from
his precarious position, even II he
now can do 30 without serious losses.
The Russians at Brody are at present
nearer Lemberg than Won Bothmer's
forces, which are entrusted with Lem
bergs defense. ane although the coun.
lNxy between Bvo6y and LemberE Il
very dif1cult. II becomes . queatior
whether tho evacuation Of both Koyel
and Lemberg will not soon become
necessary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11
Hest Causes 70 Deaths In Chicago.

Heae Causes 70 Deaths IN chicago
The climax Of the record-breaking
heat wave was reached at Chicago
when the oficial thermometer. eight
floors above the street level, regis
tered 1O2 degrees. Seventy deaths d.
rectly or indirectly attributed to the
heat were rAported and the county
morgue oflicials declared there was no
more room in the institution for hod-
ies. Prostrations were reported by
the score. while hundreds Of horses
were lying in the streets where they
had fallen.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11

an employee or Q Greeley butcher
shop. removed his own appendix al
neatly. physicians say. as q surgeon
might have done IT, He was cutting
meat in the butcher shop when. in
stepping from one block to another
he slipped and fell directly upon a
carving knife. Surgeons found ,hat
the knife had been turned in the
wound and had severed the young
mans appendix without injury to the
flesh about It.
A large posse Of farmers and neo-
pie Of Sidney. Lodgepole and Sunol
Neb.. captured two men. following the
robbery earlier in the day Of the
Farmers State benk Of Sunol and the
killing Of two farmers taking part in
the pursuit Of the robber The rob.
Der secured 1920 One OF the men
captured. identified AZ he bandit by
the cashier Of the bank. gave ris
name as J. ". Cornwall Of Denver
The other gave his mare Is r. G. Lui
kens OF Insmont. Colo
Arraignment Of an eight year-old
South Denver boy in the Juvenile
court on = delinquency charge dis
closed the story Of narrow escape
from death by passengers and crew Of
. Colorado and Southern ra,lroan
train. The boy had thrown 4 switch
in the South Denver yards Just before
= train was due Only for the fact
that two other BOYS had seen nm
throw the switch, the train would
have been deraiIed. Because Of the
boys age. Judge Lindsey permitted
him to return 70 hls hc0a.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11
IlsaIss r. huIke.ai..
ps,sst.sss = ~ I.esssos.

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= H. laad seevs dsseeihed. hs6oso Ensse q.
Noa0s. y. Q. Cuoai.sinnef. e 01nsAssn,
Clsi1ssl sanse e vitssesse:
HeaQ 3. Crooks. frseets 8llehresAss n.
ysra y. Cc!nsosshs Cad d. Dfsbnid. All -
o. G. 0HluuBn.
Ragissss.
Fins pallieesioa Jsiy u, lsss.
Last pablieatioa Aug. 10. lolA
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11
zeppelin Attaeted by AeropI.ns.

The second raid within week Of
the east coast Of england by q Yep
pelin airship was made Monday. An
ofYicial statement announcing the raid
says the airship was engaged by a
British aeroplane. whose pilot was
temporarily incapacitated by por-
ton Of his machine gun flying on and
stunning him. The Zeppelin was no
where to be seen when the pilot re-
gained consciousness. He was there
fore forced to return to his station.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11
provldentisl..

A Jewish rabbi. whose stipend was
small. was asked how he was getting
ON. Poorly" he answered. IT It
were not for the numerous fasts which
our religion prescribes am sure my
family would die Of starvation. "-Bos-
ton Evening Transcript.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11
No, lndssdy.

Country Girl-Yes. that's lovers
leap. Many > disappointed lover has
jumped over there. Do you love me
enough to do that?
City Admirer-What! And leave
ron to some other fellow?
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11
Her poeItIon Assured.

0ot p001t10n No9Of00.
Her social position \ fully assured.
isn't fl"
Dear ne. re-. She told me the
other day con1dentially that she had
now gotten to the point where she
could snub her bsst friends without
Injury. y.r-Jndss
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11
ouards May Be Needed For some Time

Almost certain Indications that the
Iowa national guard forces will re-
main concentrated on the border for
At least four months were seen at
Brownsville in . declaration issued
~ General Parker He said that the
Mexican situation now was the worst
h had ever bern. he looks for a new
uprising and new border raids within
: month.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11

ltalisn Steamship DsndeIo 10 Sunk.
Ths italian steamship Dsndoio he's
- SINK
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-05
sym @oepre Dor gseroum.

Disnitas, ben 20. yebruar 1916
fubreR mir sur syrOnt, bn mir erfabs
rsn baiisn. baB man infoIse Rdimuns
Der S4iiBengrGben jest 5iemlih nabe
an bic gotes aorraine beraniommeH
lam. @ir ihIusen ben Weg iiber
Grupelotte, an ct. Subert unb am
Sdgerbentmal borbsi na9 Gonflans
Elm. Gum eriien Ral mar ss uns
mOsli4, Don Jeonbeli5s aus auf Ger
Strabe na9 Meftsn ipeiter 5u fabren.
bisbsr battsn Srti6aftsn unb Sira.
Ben unisr feinbiihem Jeuer seitdnDsn.
llHfpeii 9u3n lnssn iih Idnss Der
Srue bic beuiiasn unb fran3biifden
Sdiibsnsrdben fait II wtonate lang
geseHiibsr. Die 2anbitrobe 1T auI
bieIer Sirede In tabsllpfem 3lftnno,
ba lie bisber pom gubrtperten nidi
bsfobrtn tperbsn fornie. I'm ods bon
ben 6ran5oien Bis jsbt beiest esbals
iene S6loB GuiiainpilIe 5u bsIi9tigsn.
speigisn mir na9 GiiDen ab unb iibers
auertsn bds gliibhen Orns. Ter
5srrniib Gufainpids mar iammt isi.
nen 5ablreiden Wsbsnsebdubsn In eis
nem rsdt traurigsn 3uitunee. Cine
@ranute bate beuts ben mittleren
1beil DOllitdnbis burhihiagsn unb
serft6rt, 70 b1b nur nod sipsi ee.
bdubebdlften itonben. Der D1hftubl
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nJd, ipenn man dufbpren fpnute,
3u benten! 0lalben sic. ih TONNE
barum berum, ipenn i1 bier fin uno
einiam lisse2 S1ipeitsr Diirjam nil
mir aus Der 8ibel porlsIsn, aber oas
nio9t mid MIR trauriser unb per5ipeis
isltsr. SD lam es ieBt nod nidt
b0ren.@
8enblsr rebete ibr nod gut unb
Ianft gu unb bann ri6tete iie iid elm
fpeuis auf uno fagtey r@plIen Sic
mir perfpre6en, mir bei5uIteben2 'sd6
babe Ionit Rismanb. Msin GntidluB
itebt feit, id sebs niat 5uriid. @isls
Iei9t min mid Hein Mann aud gar
ni9t buben."
.Bas ipollen Sic tbun2" frdgie
Oottpr 9enbler pplsr Sbsilnabme.
Die 3utunft Der iunsen Grau ma6te
ibm Sorgen. r6ier tei Sbreu Gltern
iperbsn Sic taum bleiben polen unb
tOnnen2 llnb pas ioa nit ben &inz
bern fperben9"
.Sier bleibe ih ndtiirlit ni9t. Die
ainber baben porldufis Die Grobmutz
ter. Sd mub ettpas lernen unb
ielbitdnbig iperoen."
9enbler blieb einsn 9lugenblid
itumm. Damn fdste sr ernit:
nGine geIdieoene Gruu! Sas lit
Elm traurises Coos. Sebr itartnsroise
maunli6e Jrauen mDgen bur6toms
men. aber ba5u gebDreu sic nidht.
5robbem tpiirbe ih S6nen pielIei9t
sureben, bic Gbe gu l0isn, ipenn teine
ainber ba fpGren. 9eionbers, po
Sinber iinb, ba gebOrt bic SHUTTER I'M
ter alien 8sbineungen gu ibnen."
adtbs purbe unrubig. ySa, ipsnn
man bic ainSer bon einem gelisbten
Wann bait"
n0as Gnbert gar nidts an Der
Safe. Die pfIidtsn bleiben unter
alien llmitGnben bieielben. Senn es
sebt bier ferner I'm bes &inbes uno
lpie I'm bes eisenen @liides fpilen."
&dtbe blieb in tiefen 9ebduten 5us
rid, bod bic Worte genblers blieben
lssrer S4au fir iie. Sic tonnte ben
einmal Gsiabten Stanbpuntt nidt 10
l6neu aufgeben.
Bon alien Seiten brobten 3peifel
unb @erpirruns. Sbr @atte bate
unreoli6 sebanbelt, lie Inn ibr 4nre6t
an bas bD6ife Slid unb Inn ibre
bette Suesnb betrogen - 10 raunte ihr
Der anbere unuusseiebt gu. als iie
pieies b09ite Slid unb ben Salt bei
ibm fudte unb gefunben Si baben
glaubte, berrietb er lie aber unb lieb Iis
ins gobenIpfe fallen.
llnb genbler2 0ar er nitt Der
riititdnbiee OeutId9e, Der BON bem
perionli9teitsipsrtb unb Re6t Der
Jrau ui6ts fpiiIen piu9
Sbr mar gu Ututb, aIs ldge iis nit
sebro6enen Sliebern am 8oben, uns
fdbig, iid ie tpieber gu erbsben, Inn auf
i6ren Siiben gu itebeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-05
grnHbsisentbums itebertrasnmsen.
Cincinnati, 4. april.

SuIia gctmanu an Bernhard 9.rts
te, gissntbum bstannt als Rp. 515
Sannibal Strabs, ferner. 18 Bel 80
Sub an Der norbpeitlihen gde Der
5. unb Sanni6ol Strabe, f.rner. 25
BEL 60 Gub on Der Oftfeit. Der piers
! fon Gtrabs, 100 G5ub n0rblih Der s.
Strabs, ferner, Gissnibum bstannt
aIs Rp. $50 unb 552 qierfon Stras
| Be. (Stsusr $4); 81.
Sufan R. gisn an @ernbarb Bert
ts, Gisent6um bstannt aIs go. 957
Weit 6. StruBs, ferner, 21 Bel 80
SUB an Der ROrbIeite Der 5. Sirnbe,
60 SUB 0itIi9 Der pisrfon Strabe 81.
SuIia 8otmonu an Bernhard 8erts
fe, % BEL 60 Sub an Der Oftisits b:r
pisrion Strabs, fsrner, 90 bsi go
Jub an Der Sitieit. Der gierfon Stras
be, ferner, is Bel 55 Gub on Der pisrs
ion Strabe unb betannt als so. 522.
524, 526 unb 53l pisrion Strab,,
(Steusr $3); 81.
Gilbert O. ggaers u. Gnb. an 5dre
rb 0idman Ii. 2lnb., SO Bel 175 SUB
an Der Sitfsit. bes gsssrs place in
Weitpnob. 81.
2puiie .. 81. autbef an be Gepmb
Reqer gIbs. Co., SO BEL IS SUB an
Der Meftieite Der g6idafan Strdbs
auf Clifton Ssisbts, (Stsuer SD;
$3.50.
2llbin g. Nipgen an Willi1m s,
glbrptb. 10 qder 21nb in Geition 2
Wilerset 9ctpnfbip in Der Greitpiep
lluterabtbeilung, (Steuer 81; 81.
Charles 9. Sarntpen u. 4nb., bass
feIbe gissntbum. (Steuer $450); 81.
Gffie 3. MsrrilI an s. 80. Sorlam.
inert. Sc BEL $50 JuB an Der SiibTeis
te Der aemper StraBe IN Wabiions
bile, $2500.
Map Smith Mortlonr an Clarence
Coleman, 7.53 ader aonb in Sets
tiDn Is in Miumi 1ctpnfbip. (Stsusr
81; 81.
Rate Gasie an Soitpb gasie, 5
2ldsr 2anb in Settion "a, Sprinss
fielo Soipnfbip, 81.
Wilton Sabler an sSrdrf G6pens
hermann, Sbeil Don Got 8 in pst.r
3tnn's lInterabtbeiIung in DsIbi,
(Gteuer 81; 81.
minasb %. Barter an Gnmunb 4.
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@rnnSrisentham .sDpotbefsn.
eingetrasem

NeI eingetragen.
ebarlss Ribslsb on gilmore 6. u.
9. Co., $1700.
2lntoinstte 6. 5sarns an Gntsrprii.
3. u. Co., $500.
Sufan Reisrt on bo., $1,000.
ROirilffslmann an gilmore 9. u.
q. Co.. $1,000.
5arrs Didman on Otto 6. grun,
ner. S2500.
gfmeIia aspptrt on Ginblap Wlars
tet No. 2 8. II. g. Co., $25O0.
Die aeomb sslsr Bldg. 60. an
S5tnblab 8. u. 9. 60. To. 3, $4750.
9abib g. Burnett an Green Stresi
6. II. 3. Co., $750.
Marp R. 2oep an Wlinmi 1oipns
flip 3. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
Wlt. Carmel Deer Bari gapiiii
Gbur9 ar entsrpriie 3. u. 8. Co..
1920.
g. 5tomas aenbrid an Taiami
Topnfbip 9. u. 6. Co., $3.50.
Snlius Wdnbel5psig an SamusI
aulIer, $465.
5erbiuanb sisnasr an aiberaI 6.
u. 8. Co., $1,000.
Qnnu Grntduer an gin'ti Woris
ineinen's Club 3. II. 6. Co., $3250.
DO. an 2iS5is 2rafausr, S700.
oinlss 9. Woore an 2sna Gebeler.
500.
slunis Rosesle an Gid Bun 3. u.
g. Co., $2250.
Milss Shorten an Soutbern Obip
8. II. z. &c., $500.
5arrp 6. eabp an Delta 6. u.
Co., $1,000.
cna wlsWanus an su., $3.50.
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IA.

8aIb bdrauf fam Gore Slben, I'm
adtbs einen 9eiu4 81 MAIDEN. adthe
nabm iie ni6t an. Softor 9enpler
bate ibr Rube befpblen, lie ipollte iia
niht aufresen, unb DOR Gore, bic ben
3uiammenbang Der Singe nabte,
I6Gmte lie ii9. Sic ppllte fein Ulits
lsib ppn tbr, bas bod nur 9srings
i6dbung beoeutete.
Sic sr3dblte 8enbler DON bem Be-
iu9 nit benz 9emerten: sd min iie
ni6t feben."
sd ba6te, sic pGrsn befreuns
bst?" iagte 8eubler.
Sdtbe i6iittelte ben 9opf. .Wenn
id often iein ioa, i'd mag iis ni6t
mebr."
.Saben sic cine i5Ie6te grfabs
rung nit ibr semu9t?" frogte 8enbs
Ter unb bas 9lut brans i3m gum Sers
gen.
sd psrbd9tigs Niemanb. 2ber -
ba i9 Sbnen Sant i6uIbis bin, 9err
Dottor, mD6te i4 Sie parnen. 9iiz
ten Sic ii9 Dor ibr."
8enbter i9pies cine Weile. Damn
iagte sr sepreBt: rSie miifen mir Die
9riinbe bafiir ungeben.."
sd balte lie fir Itrupellos Utdn.
nern segeniiber. unb ba lie cine itorte
Wu6t aus5uiibsn i9eint, lam lie ge.
fGbrli1 tperbsn."
Wieber i9pies 8enbler.
,gitte, periteben sic mid ni9t
fali6", fubr SGtbe fprt. Sd tpeib
ni9ts Sbatid9lifes unb fam unb
min iis nitt bsfdulbigen. Sd BABE
nur geieben, bab iie germ nit BEN
Seuer fpielt, unb min gu ibrer g6re
annebmen. bab ss nur Elm Spiel ous
Gefdaiu9t lit, unb teins sruifbofte
gerehnung."
Bsnblsr pubts, Dag &dtbe gbsrnis
Eleiute uno ni9t i'm.
9tm folsenben Gage, als er oon
gtabine lam, lieb er Gore burd Grib
aleber Inn eine ltnterrebung bitten.
gr bate iie fstt Der Sbeeftunbe am
admin ni9t seieben. Der Siensr
fiibrte Jpn in beniefben tleinen Gd>
fdlon, unb balb fam Gore. sic bate
audi beute, pie bas lsbtemal, bas
4usfeben unb Wsien elmer 5rau, Die
i'm 2i9t bes Grfolses itebt. Gs mar
eine Steiserung i'm @lun5 ibrer 9lus
gen, in Der glaiticitGt ibrer 8sfpegune
gen unb i'm Gelbftgefiibf ibrer Sale
tuns, bie8enblsr fofort bemertte. limb
piebcr 5eigte iie fi6 nit rafftnirter
&otettsrie getleibet. Sic perItdnb es,
bic berrfdenbe getpogte Wobe fir Vd
ausSunuBen Biz an bic Guberife @rens
&c. bic elmer Dame erfaubt III unb
fpirtts Odnn perfiibrerif6. Der illnge
&rSt fiiblte BEL ibrem 4nblid ben alz
ten Ruufd in fem 5trn fisisen unb
fem 5sts HSmmsrm (5ortf. foIstj.
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s'Slu ~'ND's u" <<tNtt~N -. - -
&c., $400.
WaIisr 3. Sdabman an @lsnbaIs
y. II. 6. u. 60, $2750.
.9elen Wlnrqud on Court Street
3. II. 9. Co., $4,000.
2lusuIt 3. Miltins an 9uarante,
1spoiit Co., $1,000.
gartisp g. 2onbeb al: Deer par.
3. u. g. g., $1100.
giia q. Coates an Wsitern Ger
man 9anl, S6500.
%. an 9ant Strsst 9. q. Co..
$4,000.
9absrt ). 1rs6er an Gbtparb G.
Gproes, 5000.
aaiberine G. Mcgabe an Diners
.. Cooper, S70O.
Bernard Reflinebob an 5ub,ppbl
9rarins Co., $1,000.
9etifgte 5hpo.beftn.
Caroline aeif) ar Maiic soall 8. II.
.. Co., $1,000.
Jultd Boimann an Stdr q. ". Wo.
8 Co., $4,000.
pster 3immerer an 5Ome 9. II. 6.
q. Co., $1,000.
@sOrse u. Sdasrssr an ai6.ral 9.
II. 3. 60, $500.
glbam Beng an Caroline Bauer,
$1,000.
Gmilis SosbRt on Dm. gordenbas
ger, $500.
DO. an 9suti6er aanbpebr 9. II.
9. Co., $1700.
SuIius u. Wisbsriisin an Rutb 6.
Dobsportb, $500.
Sopbie Dibss an Mcuno 9. q. II.
9. Co.. $1750.
DO. on bo., $1750.
2llbert Sdibi an Wlt. lSealtbp g.
Ii. 6. Co., 5000.
: Jrsbsrid Druder an Wet. 5taltbp
g. II. 6. Co., $2500.
Jraut S6psnbsnmanu an DO.
$1,000.
glmeIia asppert an S6iiten 9. IL.
8. Co., $4,000.
Gina Spbniton an Mereantile 3. II.
9. Co., $500.
ROfe ilffelman an gDntbrn Obio
8. IL. z. Co., $2500.
Msitela Wsber on Wilforb Soms
glbg. Co., $1,000.
Sarab u. Gstts an Mt. MaThinss
ion 9. 9. II. .. Co., $3.50.
Rof. 9fbbifon an Central 9. II. 6.
Co., $25oo.
@aIisr :. S6asman or Glendale
g. II. 6. u. Co., $3.50.
gsaeoulsna Mnrqua an 2pbia u.
Draie. $500.
aouiia gurtbarbt an Rortb Gins
einuuii 6. II. q. gp., $26o0.
Die Raior Realtp 60. an pearl
Wuriet 8ant, S2500.
Goparb 3. Quinn on Sdiiben 9.
II. 9. Co., $11, 600.
70. an aiberal 8. II. 9. 60,
$1,000.
aouii. g. asinbarO an ga. .. Coo
per, S2250..
;5IOru 8. Bod an gpefssrn German
gant $1,000.
ausuita Weibel an SaniOn Wf.
Cooper S2400.
Spfepbine Wbitn,p en- Southern
Obio 6. unb &. 60. $1,000.
Sdrlsp 6. Sdmib an GbdrIts O..
gomesps $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-05

Stiid Sped, bas 5u fart ssrdudert,
pber lauren adie smpfangsn. EaS
in einem Yauernhuuje bsrartise Heinz
@prfommniHe iidj ersisnsisn, ia, niGi
einnlal permieben iperben fonnten,
Dubte jebermnnn. Bel ben aiinitlerH
bienten iie baau. ibre Jdbigtsiten alE
Sausfrau in Mibirebit gu brinsen.
Wenn es NIT Der WirtI6aft bergnb
gesangsn, 10 mar bas nidt ihrs
S9ulb. Der Werbienit ibres Wlan;
nssnss reihte ni5t aus, bic 5orbe-
rungen Der beraniplhienben S6bhs
gu befriebisen. 60 lange Der @rai
isin S9loB belppbnt, bate es dul
Gsssb6rn nibt ssfsbIt. 0lan mo6t:
Zen ~aiiniiler", BEL bsm ein fdarfer,
purGbrinsenber @eritonb unb ielten'
SsI6idli9teit @epdtter ssitanben, in
S6loiie taum elmer 5ce miiisn,
Srduhts Der 9raf i'm nitt als Wais
feni6misb ober aur Repurdtur irgenn
elmer llbr, 10 salt es bic gerbeileruna
elmer lanbipirti9aftli6en Wtui9i.s
uuo ben Gntipurf irsenb elmer Geld.
nuna gu beipirisn. gDar sinulal oil
Sage binaus aIles in Srbnuns, 10
int biefer eliidli9e umitanb ressl'
mGbis sur Sagbssit Elm, no bic Be
eleituns bes &iinifIsrs unb ieinsr
S6bne, 70 lanse bisislbsn i'm gltern'
tauis psilten, ben grafsn ior jsbsH
SasbmiBeeitid i9iiBis, unb ibn NIT
rsi6er geute an 5aisn 6iibnern uno
S6nepfsn beimtebren lieb. enolif
obsr mar Der aHe gbsorb Seuner Elm
itarfiinniser Sfldipieler, ME ps'
niee.
0as @erbdltnis aipii9en bem 0ras
fen unb bem alten aiinitler bate
Hi6ts Ginisitisss. sc mar bas ,peier
sutsn 5reunbe, Die ii6 sssenieiti5
itiibten unb baIfen. Satte e'bJar0
Ssllner bem 9rafen mau9sn Dienit
t.lsiite., ben er iid ni4t bs5dblen lisB,
70 trug Der 9raf Gorge, bab be
S6bne o.s unpraftiItsn aiinitIsrs in
pafenbe StelIungen iameH, no ne
mebr 0elegenbeit fanben, ibre unsss
pDbnlifen 5dbisteiisn gu Derntrter.
als auf bem 9anbe nnb In Der ggsri'
iiatt zines aasu na6i9tisen 9atsrs.
sSm iibrissn fanb gb3arb SoellHer I'M
S6loiIs sinsn reihlifen ger6ieult.
glter Der alts 0rof mar gsitorben
unb bas Shlob itonb lange Sdbrs
p.rsinIamt, eb. Der dIteite Sohn. tpsls
der Offisier seipprbsu, als SnpaItos
bprtbin suriidtebrte, ipdbrenb ieine
iiinasren 9riiber in psri9ieoenen Sdns
bern bic biplpmatiide 2aufbabn per'
fpleten. 5n5piiden bate Der ainit:
Ter in pollen nmfans erfabren, oaB
er nit bem 9rafen ni4t nnr einsn
treuen 5rsunb osrloreu, fonbern bsi'sn
Soo AUDI empfinbIide petunidrs Rn9'
tsile fir i6u i'm Gefplge baiie, 10 ipes
MIA er au6 @elb unb Gslbestpert iu
iddsen ruibte. Die @uuern mnt@
ten nidt piel Gebr1u9 BON feinen Ger'
iigteiten, unb no re eg tbatsn, iollie
es fir ,,sin gi unb einsn 2lpfel" ss'
i6eten. Gr bate aud ni8t oas
3sua basu. ouf 3ablung 5u brtnSsH,
unb 10 mar IS frsilid ni6t tu psrs
iuunb.rn, rpsnu in bem aiinitlernslt
clsbolb Elm sstpifier WaHsel an bas
rem @elos ii6 bemsrtbar sema6i, ben
man bort sbsmals nidt sstanat.
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