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The Glenwood post., 1916-07-29
WHAT FOOLS THESE MoRrA1s BE"

good many fool people in the world When jury
rendered verdict the other day clearing Orpet of the
murder young tried
around his him. The trial judge had warned
the people the previously that when the verdict
should be expressions approval
Despite the
utta have poisoned the girl The evidence
confidence tred her
her She died from the effects CT poison the lonely
forest presumably with assistance
either he guilty Had he possessed much manhood
performed
justice had he he would
life follow remaining loyal
THE lifetime allotted The college which he had attended
dent spoke well when faculty said He undesirable land
would not be the credit dignity of this college have him
turn it complete his sudes The condoned
but they could not clear Ope from the disgrace he invited and
for which there evidence contradict going
the 'foo there hardly desperate committed where the
ncarcerated if he happens young good looking
ch that there isn't foolish fra enough
him through the 1t s in 80 of
dred mdrected sympathy premium
pendent
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-29
BOOZE AND CONVICT LABOR

HE county Jail the subject of editorial printed this
page weeks ago. when highway
department has real for the rocks using
making simply enough
the rock pile All that has happened Colorado
and that if the rockpe industry ruined
is the fault of the dys But Denver ism the
Wilkes county Georgia. they've been having trouble finding
enough convcs work the roads, and
Richmond county According to the Augusta Chronicle however
Richmond short herself Prohibition had begun
get in its work in Richmond well Wikes The
Morning News comments the shortage Chatham county
where the county convict averaged about 100
than the The Atlanta
still another counFultontha having trouble
aren't boozer enough being sentenced jail Fulton
ty fifty sixty deputy wardens guards and other oholders
to be doomed have already lost their jobs and there
be cny five convict instead Of eight This situation naturally
Augusta Chronicle "What counties
of Georgia going do about h prohibition deprvng
convicts this The situation becoming serious
Indeed and nly in Georgia In other aes too
labor market upset by these neangd prohibiting
The Seattle wash that the dry
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-29
DID you THANK HERR

spent long, hot hour getting it. And thought was
~ meal But did you second to tell her SO?
Maybe pleased watching enjoy her cooking that
herself oce the who do the cooking
and you'll that they haven't much appete But
she quick when needed second helping
you perfectly compcent the that had
completed good days work
She had &c out into the stufy
spend another the seaming dishpan
didn't even get tip for her trouble e-
What she wanted something like
this:
"Gee Flo dandy dinner Bet nobody on this street
had better'
difference smiles that measy dish
mixed with the rafting of the
dishes a sob hidden by the securing Of the kettles
Such little thing for say much for her to hear.
Women like that Do stop to think, that,
unless you take pains put joy into the life Of the
your wife, going much Of It'll
The Cleveland Press
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-29
THE WORST POSSIBLE CONDITION

HE beer amendment and vicious thing
brought light by the brewers 1t does the repeal
of Prohibition law 1t something thousandfod
1t that beer be shipped into and sold given
the state that territory before
statewide prohibition that booeggng
that it will be nearly impossible ferret
newspapers be filled with liquor advertisements 1t
of state column wider and vicious
way than before.
Yes it but it will fool many people
citizens Of Colorado have and and
will this attempt control
state continue and has during the
year -Gunnison Republican. +" ..-
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-29

have the number
Bowen his road
He doesn't what tc do unless the of Washington
wet the chance has Warden Taco of the North Da
kota penitenary hasn't left
works. He bames all the North Dakota liquor Pretty
several thousand ambulance caueur hospital
keepers other presumably
nothing of the barkeeper himself will be losing their jobs
jogging along half time simply because of these liquor laws that
playing the Old Nick Georgia.
ia and Washing gton-Collers
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-29
WHAT % WIALTH9

/EN speak of rich people usually those who have
w much But money only form of riches and there
others that than money Good health
worth more; good name cheerful disposition, good wife,
fine amoh there whole lot Of things besides
make truly rich As the San Francisco Bulletin said
cf Hetty Green:
No Hety Green not the wealthest She merely
had the most There who woudn
sell their YOUTH their prene the noses ckngest baby
alive husband for all that Hetty Green had 1t often
said by people with money would the rich
generally Known what they had to andure."
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-29
A VALUABLE BOARD

HERE boards Colorado that
showing the people of this great
that which should be credited to the public utilities
which its creation has bored the interest of the
people deciding against weah corporations
when the corporations and heerfuy deciding in
favor of the corporations when they right.
The attitude this regard strikes and disputes
employer mpoye been such
strikes and bring about much better feeling between these two
noticeable fact that the and influence Of the
agtator dynaer began after this commission
with make its mandates effective and equally
many Of the wrongs and of
the of of the corporations operating the
state are now but an unpleasant memory due wholly
firm stand taken by this commission
The noted for its uwarm attitude
vital question We have little sympathy with what the boss of Oys
Bay calls moycodde business We always take positive stand
and right
and justice rather than political expedency financial prestige
Acting this have thrown dollars the winds
epoud the the right when meant criticism the part
of business and political friends demng financial sacrifice far
ferable to victory without homer.
Actuated by advocated national for
system when it had few in this whole
For the we have openly consistently and persstent
fought the Infamous traffic lair of its friends
the real friends of the nerous business to do their and
samng the friends the who lacked the backbone
the show their coors
what heavily
paid spread
devastation and death the strike Cripple Leadye
and the northern southern coal fields of
But while severely condemn today the noerant
conduct of the striking who held nothing sacred
human life quite certain that there have been gr
the other side that should have been corrected long
Apparently there to take the matter to
offer remedy until public
utilities commission appeared the Since then there has been
great change Both employers and employees have been called
the shown their
Both have likewise been aided the elimination
which society which
evil instead of good could
With guarding the people by proper protection of
the drinking supply thus protecting the
health of the community by guarding the purity of the drinking
with the effort they making reduce the minimum the
dangerous accidents railroad by insisting that the
roads comply with rules and with the they perform
peacemakers between capital and labor this has
the be listed Of the
the administration greatly improved
tion the result of the work of this who
criticised this element of administration ready
praise good which accomplished
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-29
PORK AND PREPAREDNESS

NEMOCRATC will undertake prove that the
unfortunate conditions of the naton finances due first
the Europe and second the necessity military
paredness
The pork appropriations for harbos wide
published and here
the public buildings BILL reprinted from Commerce and
Finance:
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-29

Such showing this something than disgrace the
party reflects dscredit
upon American Such wastefu dshon
times
upon great expenditures the
tonal interests
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-29

TRKNG employees the brewery Golden
~ last week peddng Genwood circulars favorng the initiated
beer amendment They didn't far their campaign efforts
but found that Genwood although rated had plenty
o the and quite with condition
CT affairs until that condition be improved which be
done by the adoption of the deceptive brewery amendment The
people do not intend to utter h and that they would have dc
they support the which
when everybody
ly untrue
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-29

CCORD1NG to exchange the says the Devil fell
when he slipped peal thunder We wonder what the
Denver Post slipped when of the land grab
bers and attempted to already condemned herd ai
1t must have been something than thunder This story about
the Devil however, know of no one who is
% touch with his Satanic Majesty the Denver
os and he no doubt told them this story while
in confidential mood.-Sada Record 70 ~ ~ - ~
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-29

OR AN adrGit but veed thrust
of the Denver Pest the that
broken down and such physical able to
another campaign Too bad bad Most unfortunate
don't know But the has declined
pathy and suggestion Of the Shiny Pest
1amBon duet of Champa mix xcellency
they will be convinced that they altogether
their diagnosis They will discover their George
Carlson is the velest and abest months
OF travel. Guess again. Mr.
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-29

EPUBLCANS of Garfield county should and will get sody
~ behind Ollie Thorson his auditor
it that he has the solid of the delegation the
assembly Denver August TO- but should actively enlist the
of Republicans nearby counties Mr. Thoons behalf
ut small honor county to be place the state
ticket of her citizens Mr. Thorson every
worthy Of the position which he aps believe that the
western slope will rally his support make the rest OF
the state and take notice Mr. Thoon for
member from this county committee has
always rendered valuable service to the its councils and
campaigns Our popular has friends all the state
who will be pleased to give him hearty support
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-29
AND THEY RAndBLED RIGHT ALONG

IERES of moral for fos
Bill Brnkrhof jack-cfaltrades undertook to repair
dollar the time About the time
he got them both apart he went When he got back
he badly stewed, o be right conservative
Seeing the pile junk reminded him Of his unfinished job
ooh shucks said Bill 'I' just put em back till tomorrow
Wheupon the Of the dollar watch
the Then he cane the watch wound the
Ford and both running yet.
When Bill what had happened thought
he had the D. T.s and took the pledge
Which proves that Providence works mysterious
its wonders perform That is this story true which
than half doubt-Denver Express
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-29

EFT US give the omen all the aid possible
- IN the splendid fight they making
In the state The stockmen nightly matter
They fighting for the very great business which
mere important than possibly realize Ruin
Colorado and also the depend largely
the stockmen purchase their surplus feed greatly
urta the of we are foolish enough to
adopt the herd law. q
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-29

OORADO LOST of her strongest characters the passing
~ of Thomas M Patterson, statesman lawyer and builder
An original thinker unique figure hard fighter
valuable friend Senator Patterson and Colorado will
see another like him Those of who did agree
political questions nevertheless forced acknowledge
ments of greatness by which his life dominated
most convincing public speaker able lawyer shrewd politician,
engaged side the other Of almost every
of great Importance for quarter century the intellectual
lights of the legal armament snued Senator
crossed the bar ,-. 81. "a ,rs =. Avn :.
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gOIitiIdls aHaeias.
1lMs Sarpp GOuntp.
Stimmt fir
CHARLES Pmttcr,
R,publifauiidsr aGHSiSat fir
Sheriff.

SER Sutter iii Elm beIiebter
9eutihomerifaner con SarpD @ouns
til. Ct bat it'd i'm gmte iebr be
wa6rt mo lit idon aus Oieieu
Srun6e al etner 8ie0erpabl be
rehtiet. Gurh ieine iporiome Shuts
flbrung bat er Den 8ilrgern 0iel
eielO geipnrt ,r bot Elm mooerne5
9uhflbruHpsinitem eingeiilbrt mo
0itrb Oie Bebauolung uuo 8etoitt
qling Der @efangenen l~luLoiteR
beruntereebaIten; er mar 3og nm
Rod)t ouf lefnem 9oiten mo iDabrte
Die Snterefien Der Steuer5obler in
ieoer @eiie.
SER Suffer lit rm Sproiie oeltt
ihen Stammes, nlf ben mir itoi8
lem fomen. Elm Mtonn, auf oeiien
Sort nan baten fam: elm W&om
Der tteIen iuugen Geutidamerita.
nern ols gorbiI0 gelten fam. or
1T Su ieoer beutihen Stimms I'm
g0ntp berehtigt mo iolte fe an
z. Robember erbolten.
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Stimmt fir
GrneIt Ruff
&epablifuniIaer aanOiOat Fir
Gcm1ttp Clerk.

Serr Grneft R1ift Der r%epubtitd-
niide Runoioat fitr gountpsglcrf
b0n Sorpp-G ountn, ift ein mobile
fainter iunesr 9tdnn. Serr Euff
befletbet geeetp1rtig Dos amt 6es
gonntb.S dosmeiiters, in nel6em er
iid glrt beD0hrt bat. Gr bot Or
fabrng IN gcuntpgeid1ften uno
fuIroe eetuiB aud oas 4nt oes
gIerfg gltt pertualten. 3err Guif
DerIprift Dem 8lrgern cine ebrlidc
aranoiihe un0 tiihtige 8errDoltltng.
itno 0ieienigen Die i'm fenneu, Mi
len. bag er lem Bort fuobr maiden
pir6. Stuff 1T oettifer abitam.
mpne un6 ipridf bohoertid unO
pEott6attih. CT miro Die Inter,
itiIblnno iefner 2on0slertte Oitrd Oil.
te amtsoiefte n~nerfennen Cine
Anaobl Der beften 8nrger BON 5orpp
gonntp lit fir ieine GrmGblung ia.
tia, mas gefpiB aud aIs @mpfebllug
gelten fam.
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Stiulmt fir
!. M. Wbeat
fur
GcMnfpzRihter.

Der iesige gountn-Ridter non
SarpDs@ountn lit Der 4ooofat S. 90.
@bent. Hifter 86eat bot it'd in
ieireH 81 @noe gebenoen Minister.
min ID bor5igIih belpabrt, Dab er
aIanbt, Aniprua auf Die 8ieOer.
Dabl st BADEN. Sc modte Die Dir.
ger bon SarpD gountD DifIen laiIen,
oaB iein @egner fem Rehtsannolt
1T. Dob Elm Gountpridter, Der
aile Observation-Disclosures un0
annere piftige Saden 3u erleoigen
BOT ons @eiet griiuOIih peritehen
ioate tit mobi s5e0em einleuhten0.
SEER Mbent lit aber nidlt mr. Elm
iiihtiger Reffsfenuer uno geredter
Ridter, er iit duh OILS Mam uno
8iirger geadtet mo geiddst un0
Die Burger BON Garpn Gora1tn pom.
oeln III Hbren eigenen e~SntereTe,
loetr Fe i'm ols gonntgridter tDie.
ner e~aDa9lea
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q. aopttsI.

Sn Balbmublsn mar bic .Gois
ion" auf ibrem 56bepunft, bic Sos
tels unO 5rsmbenpsniionen marin
DDu beieBt, unO 3u ben gdFsn ees
h6rtsn cine perfpittrete grseIena,
an attiper General, ein ruiiif6er
GroF unb bic 9berbpfmetfsrin irs
senbeiner 6irRin.
Sebe NOde mar i'm aurboteI Re-
Union, bic bon ben RaHetteni6en
3amen resslmGBig bsiu6t nurbs.
5ie tDorsn gstDiHermdBeH bic Re
nommisrfiids Der 9aoeoireition, oui
bic I'M grOfpeft nit ben Wprtsn:
mUlitgIieoer beg alien anasIeFsneu
4oeIs Der prpDin5 habtn Talbmiib,
len al ihrem ftdHbigen @pbnpri
sepdhlt@, hinseUieftu rDnros.
Man tanste lGpn, ais bic grS.
fin grnDitdtifh. In ihporssr eel.
be- gtfDIgt bon aeni unb Gipire,
an eintm Der 3suni0ntoae In ban
Gdnl rGuffts. gie bterhBte ben
gobsbirsttor 6aiopoaG, eniFolfsts
bonu ibreH sroBen Straubsnfsbsrs
fd4tr unb Iieb iid nsbsn ber Gbtrs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-03
2eiaeubegdnsniiic.
Prohibition,

lpiirOe oas idbrlide einfommen oer
5ta0t Omaha Inn $352,000, Die &c.
aenp6rtig ourh 8irtiddftgli5enien
cmfomnen, beidnei6en. 8ieie gun.
ap groBe SumNe fliebt Dem Sdill.
iono al. sic geniigt, idbrIi6 iiinf
grobc 10 aloiien.S duIen, bon Dem
Gnpe Der GaiteIlar mo @inton
SduIe gu botten. ghtr our6 be.
oatteroe Grbo6ung Der @um6.
iteuern tonnte 0ieier 8arluIt ge0eft
peroen, ben &robibition bernrio6en
8eOeuft 0ies. 9Ouolds
GonntB grOpertg Cwncrs' anS Sar.
pabers' eenene, 300 9oie Bldg N.
5. @reebp, SER. - Qn3eige.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-03
lin Sie Stimmeeber
BON Sarpp Gcuntp!

sd modte Sen Stimmgebern bon
Sarbp gountg mitteiIerl ooB it
Der 0emofrotiide aan0i6at fir Glerf
oe3 3iitriftsgerihts bin.
Sd bin 80 Sabre aft; geboren
uuo m%1fge5ogen in @retrla nobne
id lett i'm nGr0tiden 1eil 0es
Gountn bin NIT alien garboltnii
len 0es Gountp's fpobl bertrolt
Set 5 9yabreu bin i'd in elmer 8onf
tdtiq. Bin gfitgIie0 0es SmpB
Golntn 8Iuttoeutihen 9erein8.
iprehe oeutih un6 peiB. mas oos
Pint, oas ih Jude, BON mir Der.
ldnqt 9iein Geqner BAT idon felt
q 5abreil EN- Go1ntponlt befleiOet
un6 einem unoeru. oeiien 9YaAigfeiten
m5meifelboft itn0, ioate aud cine
8elegenheit gegeben mer0en. 0eun
i'd gum antt erlpdblt mer6e neroe
i'd ibn mcine gor3e Belt miomen
tn0 Die 5ntereiien Der 8urger in
ie0er 8eiie mobren. SD crude
meine Mit6itrger, mid In Der 8abl
5u mteritibeu un6 defenders bic
0entidlen ioaten mir tire StimnIen
8ufonimen lniieu.
Sire llHteritiisune miro amer,
FAINT neroen.
Aftunqsboa
GOnIs Il. 8eterien.
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I bOfmtiftsriH, NIT BET tie idpn Be-
lountfdaft ssmaat bate, nitbsr.
2sni fog baIo I'M San3 babin
gIpirs Itbnts blob uub fumm an
sinsr SduIs; is mar uur auf bsion,
Osrsu gefsbI ibrsr @rOBmutisr nit
segaugsn. gsrguissH bsrsitsts ibr
Oos gauge Srsibeu uidt; is tlnHt,
tetnsn MsHIden, unO ibr Sinn
Itauo isbt 10 psnia nod 5pid unp
Yang.
a@uten absHb. gudbis,s 6rdu.
Isiu,- iagtt pIOBIia cine Stimme ne
ben tbr.
Sic i6rsdts SuIommeu unb Iab
ii4 I'm. 8or ibr itaub Gin GROCER,
idlaRter, iuHssr per- nit einsm iIu'
gen, ieinsR gefi6t unb sinem aneiisr
auf Der aaie - 5srr b. JIfiHgsn.
Sic rei6ts ibm bic 6auD, pdbrsHb
ibr cine feline R0ts ins @siidt TtisG
sgutsn 4bsnO, Ssrr D. 5lfingsnl
Wis tOmmsn sic bitrbsr2@
s4ls Sursai. Graultiu Srodsr.
Sd babe pier Bo6tu urIaub, sttpas
nsrbos uno abetarbsitst BIN i'd, oo
bsldIoB i'd, an sinsu rubigsn iriso'
litsu Drt gu ssbsu, I'm aydfte 3u
nsusu Eaten 81 iammsIH. DAB ID
geraDs DulomubIeu pabIts, pirb Sit
nidt 70 iebr punberH, peHu i'd S5s
HR iagt Oab i4 puBts Oab sic bier
fu6."
GIpirs fab ibu erIdrOdeu uHS
.GngitIih an. 4Iio INNER nod oio
Islbs 3onart!
SlfingsH Iadts.
r5ie baatfu, Sic pdten mid
gIldIi6 los, ni6t pnbr} 4bsr ID
gebe bic 5offnung nod niht oui.
@igntlih ioIIte i4 gu ItpI3 isin, um
INNER pisOsr gu tommeH; absr pas
tam Der Stol8 gtgea bic Gtsbs aus'
rI1ten!"
Sin tiefer Ssufser bob gIOir.s
gtuft. .Sa, pos9!'
IS puros isBt CUR QuabrilIs ans
gttrettn, uno SIfingsn bot ibr ben
Urn. gr bate pisl gu fragsa mad
i6ren gltern, mad ibrem i,Bigsn 2s'
ZEN, uno Is nollts nieosr bon ben
gelonntsn Gus bsm Regiment b0rsH
Damn fragile ,r pl0sIid:
gUas modt Der toll, grafQ 90,
ben Sis nal etpns Don ibm gshOrt2'
a6rof QafopsD omf msinsn Sis2'
fragte is sttpos BON obtn berab
Dem gsbt ss gut; Ct tsbt ouf isinem
gut Domberg bier in Der Qd9s."
Linn" es mar, als Idntire g.
Itngen irgsnb etrDas bic aebls gu
tSis fnb Dsrlobt nit ibm2"
s9lsiu."
6ortiesuna foidt.
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Einiae ,Earm @araain.

100 qder, / Weile bon Spencer.
.9tebr., itmerer itrudr5er qebm.
bo0en. 100 adcr fultipiert Rcit in
8ie6wei6c uno SeuIono gutes 8ai.
fer unO beite Soae; CUTE @erbeiie
ruugen; 8rcis S75 per ader.
81 900 gorgelo geril8eu, mn es 81
itberrebmen.
$40 Qder, babe Ileila non 4uf
mana, grule Co, 9. o, IT'S Ider
lest uuter Subtraction, Rcit IN @te5
iueioe uno Salloro; belteus emge
3dunt; beites 8niier; oa5 gaa3e
2ono oubouf0big. ghir neile @cbou.
De. 6elegenbeitsfcurf fir $55 per
ader. $500 biz $4,000 noimen.
dig Sur ll%ebernobme.
100 4dcr, babe Meile BON ct.
Gborles, Q. g., gang inter auItur
nit 5iemlih guten 0erbeiIerungen,
$50 per 9lder, $4,000 9orgelo sur
uebernabme erioroerlid.
100 afer in @regorp Sc. e.
3 MeiIen bon 5ta0t, chen, fer.
ner idrpar3er 9ooen nit S~ebuninter
lage; 1870 4der inter aultur; erIihc
gerbeiierltngen. geionoers glttes
500 per 4der. $4,000 Tar.
gelo genii3en 5ur lle6ernobnle.
100 Qfar, AZ 0eilen bon Sta0t
in 8opo 60, 100 4der %fultiDiert,
fetae @e6mibe grci5 $40 per
9ter. $500 QorgeI0 5ur lle6er
erfor0erlih
Sir n1bere 4ustiinite id}relhe.
all
D g. S6Olcs So,
9t5 Gin 9tationaI 8onf Bldg,
Omaha, 9tebr.
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&erlaHgt ManH init grokem @e.
f%aHntenfreiie mater Oen Oentidlcn
geatcn III 9ebrasta nno ,sutga,
nun ais 8crfanier fir cine aroFc
4%Urp0rati0n 0es mittieren Sc.
items 81 iHnsisren.
8ir BADEN cine 5teauna offcn
iilr 3fpei ooer orei Serrell. ipelde
oeutid pred}eu uno gleifseitiJ IN
Soma un0 9tebrosto betonnt mo.
8efperber, Der 9erDciie iel1er
EuGtigteit nor3eigen fam ull0 6ei
len 2ebensneiie mo gbarofter bic
griinolidite Briihmg o%ertrogeii, mo
Der gleid5eitig EN- fleiBieer Qrbei.
ter lit, lam leift unier @eIGdft
lernet un0 ori EN- borSiiglides Gin.
fommen rednen.
Ginige Der beiten 8ertdlfer In
unierem @eldj1ft, Mdnner, pelhe
Die gnn5e 8eit bon $4,000 bis $s,.
900 idbrlih neroienen, lin0 @euie,
Die nIe 5llDor erItfIaiiiee BOMBS per.
fault batten ebe iie bel uus in
Steanng trateL. abef Is ihlo
Qeute bic wiuug ftno, oil Ierrcn,
S%nitruftonm dn5traeHmgn lln0 fLei.
gig 81 1rbeiten.
GiberaIer @ebaItsboriduB Seu
red)ten 2euten.
9eDerber bon iiber 90 ssabren
ner0en berec8oeen. S6rciben Sic
inns INTO aeben Gle uIs ciliea &C
nG1iart 8friht shxer fruherel Ia.
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Der toue Graf.
SlOmau bon GIiiabstG gosbid..
q. G|prilEbnna.l

III (25. gOrtissuRg)
I ,8oh!" sic belt ietHsu Bid
Eubts aus. .Du MART pISBIit
perf6punbtH unb bas Ssrrenbaus
ouf MsFeIm itanb aud mf sinmaI
lssr - es purbs 70 uisl gdprp6sH
- unO ihItsBlih. parum iolt. "a
nitt isiH9"
So oo6ts, ou peuigiteHs nir'
belt ben 8laubsn in mid Hi6t 0trs
Iiereu, GIpi = msirt Gltern meiut
@erponbten, meme 5rtuupe, is ale
babsn mid nit ~offsneu Qrmen ptt'
btr aufgsnommen, als i'd 3urids
ostpmmsu bin, lie baden ni6t sss
frogt uuo Hi6t nit mts seEs6tet,
unb Blu Glpi = bu" bic
Gtimmt periagtt tbm taft - .poH
biz bate i'd siReH anoerH gmpfaRg
unurtst!'
81 I,bnts f6 gegsn siusn 8aum'
ftamm uHo iab fe an.
so LANCE i'd in Der Jrembt mar,
bat Is tttnsn Gag uub tein. Stuns
be gsgsben, in Der i'd ni6t bstu
eebadt babe, GIot, in bsiBer, no,
renIoier SebHiuht unb btttsrer
Rsus. Der 9eoante on bid bat
mid nufrs1t sr6altsn - ib pplte
stpas Isitsu, i'd npate Elm WanR
psrOsu unD mir oabur6 oas Reht
erpsrben, bid gu srriRgsn. Sd
gIaubs, i'd babe msin 3ieI srrti6t
Hnb nun ~.
Cine fhnels 8epsgung nit ber
6nnb bebsutets ibn, gu it%peigsn.
Bite, ni6t peiter! Sd iQgts
biz i6OH Dorbtu i'm Bolbe, mir
porsH OsrseFsn, mas oamals porgas
fallen 1T nues. Sc 1T bus bts
fs fir uns bsibs!@
Cine fable 8ldFe 3og BEL ben
hbtsn DortsH ibsr ibr geii6t uno
Elm ttsfi6meraIt4er 3as Isste ii4.
nm ibrsR Muub.
sur uns 6eios9 Obi, bu psiBt,
Id feb, bid, foIt 70 langs i'd benz
ten fam. Sd babe geiunoigt gs,
gen bid absr geItebt babe i'd
bid INNER. limb isBt lift meme
2iebt cine geltsterte. etfetigte gss
pprbeu, tie Dirb II ntht DsrlaFen,
10 lnuse i'd I.be ober bu bait
has 8ertrnuen su mir p%erlorsn,
ni6t nnbr?"
glOtrs Rrodsr Isntte bas 6oupt
uno Idpieg.
pa rpan6ts Ger Bottom f6 lang.
lam I'M urb gtng NIT Idtpertn
maben ShritteH bacon.
uno an isner Steas, on Der ,r
Dor tur5sr 3eit nit gIpre surams
msngetroff'n NOR. iprong ,r pom
9ferbe, mari f6 ing @ras unb
netHte I'M fein D~erIortnes Slid.
Sur islben 3eit FAB GIoirs in
ibrem 3tmmsr am GsnIttr, ben
blonbsn aopf In ben 6dnoeu bic
Qugen nit trdueHlofem. 6eiBsm Bid
in bic 5erns geridtet.
er mar bon tbr gsgangsn aer
2ofop, ben ie liebte, mehr benn
Il, gsgnngst, neil fe Jpn fprtaepiss
fen bate. aber ie bate ntdt an,
bers gstoRnt, ibr Mdb6enfoIs mar
srpaht init benz Gage, an BEN re
hOrte, baB er fort fei. 8orber mar
tie bereit gefpeien, ihm ales Az Der,
seben, absr ooB sr is btrIisB Obns
abi6ieosport, auf WoheH, Monate,
Sabre - bag brad ihr faR bas
5er3. 8uBte er benn ni6t baB
ie iid tot Isbnen mtBte nat i5m,
bag sr ibrsm 2s6tn etnfa6 Qidt
ituo Gpnus nnbn, fpenn er alma?
Bas gait ibr fem abihiebspoTt on
9oEn er mar fort, obne su Ias
gen, pobin. llno isns 5rou mar
nit bsmieIben Gage aus Der Sc
genb DsridpunOsn Fs glou6te IS
10 niht. bnB es nit isiner 4breiIe
3nfdmmen6ing, nsin, Iider niht
aber e mar 70 idper, e ntht su
glaubeH.
unb nun fam sr surii6, unb he
fonte fun, oIs fei nidis eetpeTsu,
fOlte ihm en- 5srs ooa qisbs unb
gertrupsH entgegtnbrinstn, nR ehe,
9ein, q siHg ni4t Der etcls
IisB g ni6t su.
sic preBts bic Qippen suTammsn;
is poats ni9t psinen.
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