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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-14
DRIVE FOR Y. Nj. c. A.
FUND STARTS WELL
Every Man on One Team S List Sub
scribes Amount Suggested-IiSt
of Captains and Lieutenants.

Things are doing today in the local
drive for the towns share Of the $50 600,
600 fund for work through the y. NJ. {. y
At $50 this morning one team captain
reported that every man on his list has
been seen and had subscribed the amount
suggested by the committee. and before
10 O'Clock two other captains brought
Very encouraging reports.
At a meeting at headquarters yester
day afternoon OF all the team captains
the following lieutenants for the teams
We're selected:
II. c. Rice's team-C T. Crosby, G. G.
Staples, w l.. Hunt, +. II. Crane and
IL. +. Stiegler.
A. P. Simonds's team-M e. Houghton
10. +. Benson, H. D. Walker, II. j. Wilson
and Dr.. Leslie S Edwards
! Rev. A. V. Woodworth's team-R. P.
Wheeler, j. L. Stockwell, Rev. !. NJ
Compton, G. K. Prentiss, ". NJ. Robbins
and r. 0. johnson.
| A. L. Maynards Dennison
Cowles, Rev r. H. Clapp, Rev j. +. Nir-
gin, .. d. Stowell and +. j. Eddy.
Rev d. f. Trout's team \. F. Roberts
IC. L. Stickney, f. c. Sargent, w. A
Shumway and Walter s. Stearns.
). W. Edgett's team Fred 4. Better
ley, A. w Montgomery, G. L. Merrill
G. NJ Clay and O. b. Hughes.
The following have been drafted" for
special service in the campaign: +. b
Smith. s. A. Daniels, NJ g. Morrill, and
j. g. Stafford.
That the Red Triangle" drive appeal,
TO the women of the town was evident
last evening when one of their number
called at the headquarters in the towr
clerks office with her contribution. Thi'
morning veteran of the Civil war, no
over blessed with this worlds goods, visit
ed headquarters and left a fivedollar bill
stating that he knew the need and want
ed to do his bit
Ii any others, men or women, prefe
10 volunteer rather than wait for the sc
lective draft" headquarters will be gla'
to have them call
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-14
BULLET KILLS BABY
AT MOTHERS SIDE
Policeman who Fired at Burglar Sus
pect Near Collapse When lie
Learns Of Tragedy.

NEW YORK. Now l4--Dorothv Ack.
,man, years Old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Alderman of l4S Madeline
avenue. Clinton, y. j., was killed in
ftantly Yesterday hv stray bullet
trcd Nv policeman q third of mile
away ~ an escaping burglar suspect.
The child stood in Lakcyicw avenue.
Her mother, nearby, did not hear the
shot aud was bewildcrcd when the child
fell dead. She collapsed.
patrolman Henry Prall, unaware that
his bullet had hit the child, returned
"a the police station with two OF the
three men he had chased. He needed
medical attention when news of the
death reached him. lie was detained
az police headquarters. Prail and z
constable went to the store of William
!. Fox. grocer, l2i Madeline avenue
when Fox, who had been robbed re-
cputly, reported three suspicious char
actcrs in the ncighborhood. lie arrest
cd two Of the three men he found hid
iur behind q tree and fred five shots
M the third, who escaped. \ pistol, :
blackjack, and some burglar tools wor,
found along the route over which th,
third man He'd,
Michael Ward. 400 Main street, Pat
crson, one Of the men arrested, hung
himself with his nccktic in the Clifton
igil. He was cat down, not muei
harmed. but told the police he woul,
vet succeed in killing himself. TIN
other prisoner said he was AleXande
Matthews Of ll5 Lewis Street, Paterson
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-14
D. A. z. CHAPTER HAS BIRTHDAY
Bellows Falls Branch Was Organized
10 Years Ago with % Members.

BELLOWS FALLS, Nov. l4.-Mem-
bcrS of the William French chapter of
the ID. A. r. wer, entertained vcster-
day afternoon by Miss Jessie Ryder and
Mrs. George f. Davis at the home Of
Mrs. Davis OH School street. 1t was
the 10th anniversary of the forming
of the local chapter and in honor of
the birthday huge birthday cake with
10 red candles was presented the re-
gent, Mrs NJ. II. Ray, by the hostess
Is. 1ne first meeting 10 years ago
was held at the home Of the late Mrs.
A. y. Swim, who was the first regent.
A chapter was formed with % charter
members. The chapter now has %
members.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-14
All Things Shall Pass Away.
(Theodore T.lton.

4 Persian King, who had hours Of
Encouragement because Of life 5 trou-
bles, asked his courtiers to devise
motto, short enough to be engraved Oh
ring, which would suggest a remedy
for his evil. Many phrases We're pro
posed, but none were acceptable until
his daughter offered an emerald, on
which was craven in Arabic This.
too, will pass The King accepted it
as the greatest wisdom.
Once in Persia rcigncd a King,
Who upon his signet ring
'Graved n maxim true and wise,
Which, if he held before the eyes,
Gave him counsel At glance
Fit for every change and chance,
Solemn words, and these were they:
| !" Even this shall pass away.
Trains of camels through the sand
Brought him gems from Samarkand
Fleets of galleys through the seas
Brought him pearls to match with these,
But he counted not his gain
Treasures Of the mine or main;
What a wealth. the King would
say;
!" Even this shall pass away.
In the revels of his court,
At the zenith of the sport,
When the palms of all his guests
Burned with clippings at his jests,
He, amid the flags and wine,
Cried: 30, loving friends Of mine!
Pleasure comes, but not to stay;
Even this shall pass away.
Fighting on a furious field,
Once a javelin pierced his shield;
Soldiers, with a loud lament,
, Bore him, bleeding, to his tent;
Grooming from his tortured side,
, . Pain is hard to bear, h cried,
, Il But with patience, day by day,
Even this shall pass away.
, Towering in the public square,
! Twenty cubits in the air,
, Posed his statue, carved III stone,
: Then the King, disguised. unknown,
Stood before his sculptured name,
missing meekly, What is fame?
: Time is but slow decay
Even this shall pass away.
I Struck with palsy, sere and old,
Waiting AT the gates of gold,
Said he, with his dying breath,
i Life is done, but where is death!
: Then, in answer to the King,
! Fell q sunbeam on his ring,
p Showing by a heavenly ray
i . Even this shall pass away
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-14
PERSONAL.

Laurence G.. sherman. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George l.. sherman OF the Brooks
House, has been mi,-ioucd first
lieutenant in tie aviation service. The
commission was sent 70 Brattleboro.
Tie young man is in the service in Eu-
rope.
Bradford r. Hovcy, who had been
spending the summer in Brattlcboro
with his mother and sister, Mrs. IL. w
ll)ycy and Mrs Dana II. Gilman, left
this afternoon for Shanghai, China
Mr. Hovcy has been assistant manager
Of the Standard OIL company at Han
kow, China for four years.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-14
HAVE MADE NO OFFER.
Vienna Denies Receiving Proposals
f4oln the Russian Bolshe yid.

AMSTERDAM, Nov. l4-Austrian
newspapers print a statement from the
official news agency pointing out that
lCither Vienna nor Berlin has received
at all peace or armistice proposals from
the Russian government and as long as
the new rulers of Russia do not sub
init proposals the central powers can
DO nothing in the matter.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-14
FAVOR AN ARMISTICE.
Independent Socialists Want to Nego-
tate with Maximalists.

AMSTERDAM, Nov l4.-The Ger
man Independent Socialists, according
% the Tageblatt, published ii Volks
Zcitung Of Leipzig a manifesto calling
on the Socialist proletariat in Germany
to respond to the Russian peace offer
as made by the Maximalist govern
ment in Pctrograd. The manifesto sug-
gcatS that meetings be held everywhere
in favor Of general armistice for the
purpose Of obtaining peace without
annexation.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-14
TURKEYS WILL COME HIGH.
Dealer in North Part of State Offered
Twice Last Years Price.

Indications at pre-. ut are that Tur-
KEYS for Thanksgiving will be scarce
and high In price. II is reported that
one dealer in the northern part Of the
state has been offered 60 cents pound
wholesale, which il about double last
year d figures. None of the local
dealers have received any quotations
MS yet and probably will not until
nrNt Merk.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-14
VARNEY TRIAL DEC. 4.
Nurse Is Charged with Murder of Mrs
Keyes Last June.

DEpHAM, Mass. Nov. 1.-THE
trial Of Harriet A. Narney, 4 nurse,
charged with the murder Of Mrs.
Pauline keyes at Brcokline last June
was set for Dee. by Judge Q Cornell
Of the Norfolk superior court here to-
day Miss Narncy had been held here
without bail since her arrest several
months ago.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-14
FIGHTING REPORTED.
Preside Hears CT Battle Between Vii
la and Mexican Forces.

PRESIDE, Texas, Nov l4.-Fight-
ing be:wecl Villa forces and Mexican
government troops began at Ojinago
at $40 a. m. central time). The at
tack started from the southwea. and
grew with the approach Of daylight
into constant fire OF ride shots.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-14
BRATTLEBOROLOCAL.

al Of the 80 districts Of Windham
county have been heard from regard
ing results Of the food pledge cam
raign although returns in few are
incomplete. They show that 1907
cards have been signed. Complete re.
turns will be tabulatcd in \ few DAYS.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-14
BIRTHS.

In West Brattleboro, Nov. u, a son
George Whitney, TO Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Whitney Prouty.
In East Charlemont, Mass, Nov. 10,
son to Francis W and Ethel (Blodg-
ett) Avery.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-14

Twenty five women of East Orange,
\. j., have voluntarily undertaken the
task of keeping in repair the uniforms
and clothing Of the New jersey sol
diers eneamped az Sea Grit.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-14
Meats Retail.
A Lot Said Soto Voce.

- suppose" said Heck, "your wife
always has the last word.
NO replied Peek, "but she al
ways has the last word that's spoken
aloud. Boston Transcript.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-14
MARRIAGES.

In Brattleboro, Nov. IA, by Rev.
Douglas G. Guest, Harry Merle Mes
songcr of Chicago and Miss Lydia
sherman Morrill, of Rrattleboro.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-14

Our observation is that the man who
is strongest in favor Of personal liberty
doesn : wish q great deal OF it on his
wife.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-14

IN THE REFoRMER,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-04

5uIias JriebsbDrn an Union Saps
inas y. u. Z. &c., $500.
giargartt Grope au Uiilton gan
Ter, $400.
sloj. 6. lbi,m an Scutbsrn- 0bio
g. ii. z. Co., 5000.
.5eroms Wl. Sddfcn an yofinsfr
unb Sopiins, S3765. =
gt.ma &. GtrebIs an IL. Wdrb y.
II. g. So, s2500.
gnuuce @. 9cneentter an Title v.
II. 3. Co.. $4,000.
Spfbuc =. Tcipb,d an VropiptHs
Sdpinss 3. IL. 3. So, $1,000.
AeIen r. Sonss an Union Sab'
inas 9. u. q. Co., $45.833
eliJabeth Z. W. Wdbt an enisr'
priIe q. II. 8. u. Co.. $500.
0ldrp +. Megaffsrn on SouibsfI
Ohio g. II. 2. 60, $1,000.
.aat. 81. gDoobnarb an anna W.
6. groblep, $500.
DO. an Ssuibun O6io 8. II. 7.
Co., $500.
glbolph SaTenpflus an German
qmeriean 6. II. .. Co.. $4500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-04
6rnubcisentbumS. .llsbertraaunsea.
gtneinnati. 8. csauuar.


Sobn Ri,mann an Sotn 80. ri.
fher, 8 Sabre gntt, bonn "a. Otio.
Der 1910 an. uuf Ito older aanb in
Settion II in @rssngoipnIbip. 9ibr.
Iide Rietbe $97.5o NIT antoufspris
pilegium fir 1880.
Marp 30. WbsotIep un Daarsarei
gulbertfon, Elm Stlt aanb in Sur.
Dsp 6o9 in anbsrion 5opnf6ip. 81.
Die 9roper aapmdn Realtp 60.
on 2pbia Msber, Got 262 in Der
0aIepOcb unterabtbsilung IN gor.
ipoob, $3.50.
DO. an 2ouiTe Builder, Got 279
IN berielbtn llnterabtbeiluns, $3.50.
Die Spbn Saud grsipina go. an
5arrb 6. ReHiing. 10 Sabre glabt,
bonn l. Sanuar 1917 an, auf 80 bel
SO SUB on Der norbfpeifli6sn gds ber
n. unb Speamprs Strube. $1,000 in
9aar 1inb idbrIife Mietbe bon $3.50
nit antdufspribiltoium fir $1,000.
Weper Silp,rglGbe an 3eIba Sils
Derelabe. 10 Sabre pa6t, pom /.
Sanuar 1917 on, ouf 40 BEL SO SUB
on Der Siibfeite Der Suran 2lbenue,
130 SUB Ditli6 Der yiffsr 2tpnus.
SdbrIihe Mietbe 81 nit 4ntaufss
pripilegium fir $1665.64.
Suian SD. 2onpUortb. per Che.
riff, an Srart Moobiparb, 30 Bel
100 SUB an Der Giibfsite Der goIuns
bia Gpenue, spiffsn 9sertng unb
@bittporib Strubs, $5.
5rant @pobporb an Wdrp Corn,
9ots Al unb "A in Der eriten nnbers
cliff llntsrubtheiluHg, 81.
3elba GilDergIdbe on Wteper Sils
perglaDs. 40 Bel 60 iyub al ber Siibs
feiis Der Surdn aucnue. 100 SUB
Dftlid Der iyifbsr GOenue, 81.
peter =. Rep an Better :. Neb ST.,
25 bel 200 fub an b,r Wefiftis b.r
8ifbop StraBe. 125 SUB n0rbli9 Der
Molitor Strdbe, 81.
Sarrp Stroisesr an ellie 6. @es
Der. 3 Sabre padt, Dpm /. Sanuar
1917 an, auf 50.86 2ldsr aanb in
Settion a. Tfiami Sofpnfbip. SGbr,
Ii6e Mfetbe $1o2 mit 9lnfaufspriDt,
lesium fir $1700.
3arum Simpnfpn an Georgs 8.
Ro6er, 8 Sabre s]a&t, bonn z. Dss
Ssmbes 1918 an Guf 81 BET 80 Gub
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-04

6enrp Robiiug an Jrsptrtd y.
unb Gertrude Gpr, pasislbs eissns
tbum, 81.
5bepbprs Yrob an ben lolanfis
billie Gounirp GLIB. Got % unb zbt!l
bon Got 26 In Z. G. Wcob's llntsr'
abtbeiluna IN pfsafont Ribse 81.
ssobn g. 2ansbcr an DO. Got 3
In samuel aangboH's efbbition au
pIsaIant Ribss. $3.50.
DO. an bp., uneefdbr "a Mder
aanb in Setiions 90. 80, 80 unb
36 in Columbia 1cipnfbip, 1885,
937.50.
glIice aansbon u. gnb. an DO,
Elm Sntsrsiie in Got 5 in Samuel
9angbon's llnterabtbsifuus in pien'
fant Ribss, $3.50.
Rofd 6. &ipp an Wario Wtdlos
men. 25 bel $50 SUB an Der Welt
fsiis Der Carthage pits IN Cartilage,
$1.00.
@ottlieb SippeI an George unb
CLARA SippeI, 2ois 264, 265. 266,
267 unb 26S in Scobil's llntsrab-
ibeiluns in GREENWOOD, 81.
Rate 81. Woobtpurb an Winiam
R. goIlius, Got II unb 5beil Don
aot 70 in aeslie unb 0id's llrterab'
tbsiluna In giortrooo, 81.
9sna @oIhImiib an aba Shnb,
5bsiI bon Cots 9. 12, 13 unb 16 in
Ri6aro ger.sfprb's llntrabtbsiIuns
an GrersI pluee, 81.
. sSruncss 6. Guniban an @eorgs
unb Sba RoF.I, 1886 gd.r aanb In
Seiiion 81. Wlincrea 5oipnibip, 81.
gDiIliom 8. pnrdmunn On Gre
berid unb gluauifa suepter, 80 BEL
112 Sub an Der Wsiiieii. Der ebges
lpoob ap.nue, 80 SUB n5rbIt4 Der
Burr DAT Strnbe. 81.
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a. q @ iteI.

Sobn Drpsbale besleitste ON udd,'
fen Wpreen bic beibsn Sur Stobt -
ni9t bob .r ibre 9efsqihaft gsiudt
bate, benn fem 1ntpiue iiber Oelrops
SberfldbIihteit bate nibt i'm eerinss
iten na6eeIaiIeu, pGbreno ieine @ers
adtuns unb iein @srbu9t Sremaine
seeenii5sr nod e1er tpGbrenb Der leBs
ten Stunben aueenpmmsn bate.
gber Der @ebante, einsn Sag nlIeiu in
bem Souie susubrtnsen, mar ibm uns
ausitebli6, beionbers bu er fiibIte, baB
@race gropbDn ibm ii6erIid aus BEN
@eae geb.n piiroe, Biz bic Stunbe be.
grtlGruns setommen mare.
gr pGre Gberbaupt auf bic Ius'
einanbsrisbung nit Selrpp bin in BE
'Stabt 5uriitsetebrt, bate ibn nitlt
bas 9efiibl oapon suriidaebulteu, baB
er feiner gruut BON Nusen iein t0nHs
te. Sn bieIem 4usenblid tounts r
Grace gropoon nift in ben Sdnb.n
Sremaines suriidIuiisn; er mubte II.
bsf6iibsn, niat alIein tbm ielbit. ions'
bern aud ibr 5uliebe.
Solferlet 9spanten madte er iih
pGbrsnb Der Tobrt; feline 9efGbrten
iparsn In bic ginS.lheiten ibres Sc
I6dftes pertieFt unO iiberlieben ihn
pDaig iit felbit. 2tm gnbn6ofe Derab-
idiebet. .r ii6 unb fubr in ieiner 9sr'
sfpeifIuna iofort auf Die Reoaition
bes .gRetorb", I'm ra6 Sobfren gu
fraeen. gr fii6lte, BOB er ben @sr'
bdltniFen nidt gepdhien mar, unS
bab er einss ftarten, tiibIen &opfes be-
burft., Der Jpn aus Der Derpirrtsn
Gag. b.frsisn follts. aeiber mar Sob'
frep, ME sr erfubr, perrsiif.
(igortiebung folgt)
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gseroe id anf aIIe ssaIe tblrul1

U~>NA~N '>J Nsfl t<<N fNNA<t t%9ttft-
u9tein 3iig gebt 1903, bier modtt
i'd nidt IGn9er bleiben, id ntilb ii
ineiilen bier aefGbLen mir in aqei
Hube ielbit @erniinit preoigenl"
oSebr Deritdnbig, mein lieber Serr
Sentnant. lln6 nm leben Sic lpobl
boffentlid ieben mir uns beioe balo
in beiierer Stinlnnlng iuieoeri"
,.@ott sebe es. Serr 9oftorl llne
pielen pielen Ganf fir Sire sIntbeil'
nabmel"
natod)te ipobI, i6 fonnte iie Sbnen
better beipeilenl"
yglber, Serr Softprl"
Soh Der niodlte cine energiide
Sanobeipeglln9 in0 perIieB idlnea oas
3inner. Sein5 meiiite, Gnfel Meu.
ters 3uitano aing Dem gIr5te nape
Sim nGhiten Wiorgeh 5rpei Gage
Dor sIbInif ieines llrlaubs, n1eloete
iid, 2eutnont 9fiibIing idou ip:eoer
5lim 9ienit. Grit batte er iiGb porge.
nomnen, ben 9teit oes llrlniibes in
Ieiner @ohniine 81 perbringen, I'M
iiber iein @elfid ms alare ju font
men. sber er iagte lid: 10 miro's blob
INNER idIimmer, Der Gienit briitgt
slbIenfune, ih Derbe ipgor meinen
gatterietef bitten, baiJ er mid bonn
iriiben Wforgen bis in Die iiilferoe
gsadt bei6dftigt; aIs @runo iperoe
i'd Snfel Stcitters idpere arnnfbeit
angeben. llno or flats. Sein Sailpt.
mann oriidte ibm geriibrt Die Sano.
.Serr Selitnant, ih babe Sic i'm.
mer iiir einen bnrh m6 burd, Dor.
nebmen Gbaratter geboIten, id oanfe
Sbnen fir SSbre Sfieubeit, SIR
@unid ioa erfiiIt merSen, Die
parme glntbeiluabme an be1n9eitide
SSbres piterIiden Sreunbes, Der Sic,
wie id ipeib, NIT 8obItbaten iiber.
id)iittet bat, ebrt Sic, Sic iino mir
6aourh nod Iieber geipor6en!~
Ga ftieg Die Sfamrotbe in oas @e.
iidt Ses iiingeu Sifi5iers. or batte
ieiuen gntteriedef anaeIogeir, gum
eriten WtaIe, uub iih piel beifer ge.
moft, uIs er mar. Cine innere
Gimme inate ibm: SdJrei es oeinem
Smiptmann irs @eiitt, bab on bic
llmDabrbeit eeiproben, nidt GnfeI
9leuters aranfbeit tit Saran ibul6,
oaB on 6etu 8Ieiheeiuid,i oerIoret,
ionoern oeine 2iebe 5u aIara Ser.
bdrtl @ber er idnuiee, ga ennpiano
Sans RiibIing @feI Dor iid) icIbit.
Ter Siebe Rotf branoete on IeinSers,
lpie bausbobe @eIlen Die Der Stiirm
seseu SeIier id)Iei6ert. limb iebe @eI.
le untergrdbt ben Stein, reibt SheiIe
oapon binpeg, uI6gen iie nod 10 flein
iein, big Der sSeIs 6urd ben ipiitben.
nen 8ogendnnran 5erlrliirbt, zines
Cages IN iih 5i,iannneuitiir5t un6
uihts iibrig Idft mie elm Sriimrner.
felS. beiien SUB Der Meuid nid)t mebr
oetreten mag, neil er uif1t ipeib, OBJ
,as Scroll nidIt betnrtiidiId notge.
ben tpirb. ssn iiruner poIleren affor.
BEN ieste Der Stlirm elm. @Iei6,eitig |
as er bes Gr3tes 9erihte, Gnfel |
Reuter-, Der cute SnfeI Reuter, fonnte |
bm iett nift belfeu unb ipdter, -
oas cine @euoiing 5irm @efieren Elm.
reten tpiirbe, OF er's Sann tbat2 gu. |
en- @Iaubeu batte er perIorerI I'll
lHen, allen.
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Don ben psnfioniritn efbmtralsn
fyisie unb Gbiparbs nirb Der Wans
ssl an Bunb.sp,rftsn fir ben Bnu
qrobsr arisssid'iffe als cine 0sfcbr
iiir bas Barb bssei9nst.
- or aorppraiiOnen. Die mil ben
s5umss 3. Dufs SntereRen IN ndben
Bs5iehunssn itebsn, boben ddt GtDds
merle bss neusn 16sif5dissn poitol
2ifs gsbdube In Rsip Dort file
t63flH $8oQs 200. ctmisitet
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-04
farrnie. Sebt butte fem 3auOsrn Elm

tarTfe SeBf 9atfe lem Sahoerh eIh
Gnbe.
Groce, bssann er in freunbli9em
Zone, GIs ih beute abenb berunter,
tam. iab id bid sufdaig mitSremuine
bier reben. unb obne es gu ippllen,
9Srte ih einen Sab, Der mid perans
'Iabte, bort oben auf Der Sreppe iteben
gu bleiben.
sic blidte ibn beIorgt an.
Das beiBt, bu bait selaui9t9 fraste
lie.
g2a4 bieiem Sase slaubts i9 bus
Redt gu baben, 5u5ubpren.
Sic naste sornis an Der unterlippe;
fire 4ugen faben ibn blisenb on.
60, bas Re4t!
Satpobl, bas Redt, betonte er.
Rein Mann iollte bic @rlaubnis 4as
ben, 70 au Dir gu reoen. tpie er es
that. gr bat bid belsibiat, bDrobt-
Der Simmel, ipeib, pel9en 5repel er
beseben tpolIte. Warum BAIT bu ibm
bds erlaubt2
Sic iponbte ii1 ab; ibre 9lrnie ians
ten fblaff berunter.
Oh bait bic pfli6i. SslrOp gu uns
terriften, fubr er bartnGdis fort; ober
mod beiIer: i9 iperbe es tbun uno
bdnn ben Sdurfen binauspeitf6en.
SD babe bereits sinenStreit nit Sidis
pesen Sremaiues autpeieubeit bier
sebabt.
SO9 fraete fe atbemIps.
Saipobl, ib traue .Em niht. Wie
tpmmit bu bosu, Jpn in elmer IoI4en
Wsiie rsbeu gu lafen2
Dos tanu i1 bir niht fasen. ertpis
berte tie nit beiiersr Stimme.
Iber id babe bod Elm Re4t barauf,
ss gu erfabren.
Satpobl, bus bait bu. Warum bebit
bu nift unIer @erlobnis auf9 Damn
brou6it bu bid nidt mebr I'm MID
gu angitisen.
Bel bieIen Wprten fubr 'er auf;
aber er bsberrI9te iib uno feBts iia
pieber,
Son bas beiben, Sat bu es mini
idstg fraste sr nit bebenber Stim'
me. Wiuit bu fusen, bab es Dir mOgs
Ii6ertpeiie redt pGre -
sic ridtets ibr. fIummeHbeu gugm
auf ibn.
DiQit au6 bu mid perIebeng
ginen 9lusenbIid lang fab er beips.
sunssIos tpie Elm Stein bu; bdnn fiel
er ibr su Siiben, fabts ihre Sanb nnD
bebedte iie nit aiifeH.
9er5eib' mir! rief sr aug. @er5eib'
mir! Sd that Dir unre4t. 8, 9race,
Tag mir nur Elm Wort - Elm eiH5ises
Wprt - foge mir -
aieber Sunse, untiportete iie unS
beuste iih beipegt unb sdrtli6 iiber
ibn. @eitern gtudt fasteit bu mir.
baB bu mir pertrauR.
2lus ganser SeeIe.
limb Die S0nisin &atbarind braud! |
bic Silfe ibres passn. tpie iie es oor'
ausTasts. SD muB nur 3eit sur
lleberIssung baben, 3sit, ben Snduel
gu entfpirren. Wloreeu min i6 bir bes
ri6tsn - morgen - big babin -
Gr umurmte iie unS tiibt. fie auf
ben Wunb.
Sd babe nj. an bir sesipetfelt,
Iaste er. unb i6 peroe eher meiu aes
ben binse6en, oIs bab i'd pon bir
[afe. =
Qm dnSeren GHbe Der 6dle i4lob
iia sana, gang Isiis cine Sbiir.