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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-11-03

Speaking as party leader and as
an individual, President Wilson urged
the woman suffrage issue upon the
voters of all states. He told d,-lega'
ton Of 100 members of the New y ork
state woman suffrage party at Wash
ington that he hoped their campaign
would be successful and urged men Of
all parties In New York particularly to
vote for suffrage
Charges have been received by the
department Of justice Mt Washington
from persons In various sections Of
the country 70 the effect that retail
and wholesale coal dealers are viOiat-
ing the law in charging more for coal,
both anthracite anc bltulninous, than
figures set by the fuel administration.
Food Administrator Hoover at Wash
ington will cut OF the supplies of re-
tail food profiteers until the end OF
the war. A new regulation goes into
effect November l. 1t provides that
no manufacturer. wholesale or other
handler Of foods viii be allowed 10
sell 10 any retailer who makes unreal
sonable profits or buys quantities of
food for speculation.
Count James Minotto. son-in-law Of
Louis f. Swift. the Chicago packer, Is
accused by the government of being
confederate of Count Luxburg,
the German charge In Argentina; an
intimate Of Count Won Bernstorff, for
mer German ambassador at Washing
ton; and one Of the active promoters
of German propaganda in the coun-
try.
Federal Judge Lands Of Chicago
passed sentence on the men found
guilty Of attempting TO stir up re-
volt In India Gustav Jacobsen, Al
bert Wehde and George Paul Boehm
were fined $4,000 apiece and each will
have 80 serve three years In a fed
eral prison.
Herbert s. Bigelow, pacitist leader
of Cincinnati, who was whisked away
by his Whitehead captors. was located
near Florence, Ky He had been taken
into wood and thrashed with black
snake whip. The party of men that
the chastisement was
dressed In long white robes resem- /
bling those described as being worn ~
the renowned Ku Klux Khan.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-11-03

Government agents AT New York are
circulate false reports concerning
subjects connected with the country's
prosecution Of the war.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-11-03
MOST IMPORTANT
NEWS Of WORLD
Big HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK
CUT TO LAST ANALYSIS.
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN ITEMS
Kernels Culec From Events Of Mo-
nnent In All Parts of the World
or Interest 70 All the
People Everywhere.
Y. S. -TeufOniC War News

The American schooner Fanny Pres
colt was attacked by a submarine In
the war zone. 1t was taken IN tow
by the submarine after being aban-
doned by the crew
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-06-29
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

have been the object of some criti-
cism from unthinking people because
I have raised my hitching rates to
twenty-five cents. But if these peo-
pie would stop to think that l am
personally responsible for everything
intrusted to my care; that no buggy
or buggy robe has ever been stolen
from my stable, as has happened at
some of these cheaper places; that
every horse has been given a separate
stall, and every buggy a place to
itself; and that everything is safe
in my care, they would see that the
charge of twenty-five cents is a very
reasonable one. / am not in a COM
bine, and propose to serve the public
in the same careful and business-like
way as l have in the past.
(29-1t) THOS. G. MORRIS.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-06-29

Despite the threatening weather
there was good attendance at the
meeting of the Girls Honor Guard,
held at the court house yesterday af-
ternoon.
A class of fourteen members was
organized in swimming, which class
will be taught at the Y. M. c. A. on
days to be yet determined, by Miss
Harriet Rogers. A class of twelve
to take instruction in business course
and telegraphy was also organized.
Mrs. Henry A. Power offered the use
of her lawn for party to be given
at future date to the members of
the National Guard stationed here.
Mrs. Woodford Daniel was elected
publicity manager for the organiza-
ton. Another meeting will be held
some time next week.
The following names were added
yesterday to the list of members:
Mrs. John Davis, Mrs. Wade H.
Whitley, Mrs. katherine Davis Craig;
Misses Corinne Collins, Hattie Hill
ONeill, Belle Horton, Martha Tai
bolt, Matte Whaley, Loula Davis,
Elise Warden, Julia Paynter, Helen
Cain, Harriet Rogers and Anna
Louise White.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-06-29
SALUTE CAPT. SWEENEY"

DR.. John Sweeney, formerly of
Paris, and for many years stationed
in Chicago as house physician and
surgeon at the Palmer House, has
been appointed to a position on the
Medical Staff of the Officers Reserve
Corps Of the U. s. Army, with the
rank of Captain. He is now at FIT.
Sheridan, near Chicago, having re-
ceived his commission. DR.. Sweeney
is veteran of the Spanish-Amer-
lean war and a son of Mrs. John S.
Sweeney, of Paris.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-06-29
SARAH" DIDN'T ARRIVE.

Faulty express connections pre-
vented the arrival of Sarah Bern
hardt, Sarah, the Divine" who was
extensively billed to appear at the
Paris Grand Opera House, Wednes-
day night, in a filmplay production
of Mothers of France"
A large audience that had gather
ed to witness the production was
visibly disappointed. The remain
der of the program. supplemented by
the program at the Alamo, was given
One village "cut-up" in the audi
ence ventured the bright suggestion
that Sara, being minus one limb
could not hop trains like she used to
consequently missed the fast train tt
Paris.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-06-29
ATTENTION CANDIDATES.

Have you filed your expense &C
count and made proper application
to the proper authorities to get your
name on the ballot for the coming
primary? This can only be done
properly by using Thomas Election
Form. The first lot was sold out in
a hurry and the second order was for
only ten more which will go fast. Get
yours to-day or you may be left. You
cannot get on the ballot unless you
make proper application.
SWIFT CHAMP,
Agent for Bourbon County.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-06-29
"THE PEERLESS ONE" LUNCHES
IN PARIS.

Accompanied by DR.. A. ]. A. Alex
ander, Chairman Of the Democratic
Forward League. at whose home near
Spring Station, he spent the night,
Col. VIM. Jennings Bryan, former
Secretary Of State. spent a few mo-
ments in Paris, Tuesday. en- route to
Carlisle. where he was a feature OF
the opening day at the Chautauqua
Very few knew Of Mr.. Bryan'i
presence here. and there was no
one to receive him. He and DR.. Al
exander took dinner at the Hotel
windsor, paid their bills, and depart
ed for the capital of Nicholas. with
out being recognized save by few
who saw him at the hotel.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-06-29
FOR COUNCILMAN.

We are authorized to announce
MR.. JOHN ARKLE as a candidate
for Councilman from the Second
Ward of the city of Paris, subject to
the action of the voters at the pri-
mary election on Saturday, August A,
1917.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-06-29
COUNTY EXEMPTION BOARD AP'
POINTED BY GOVERNOR.

The County Exemption Board to
pass upon claims of exemption from
drafting for the army service have
been appointed by Gov. Stanley.
The Board for Bourbon county will
be composed of Dr. Silas Evans. Sher-
if VIM. F. Talbot and County Clerk
Pearce Patton.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-06-29
MEETING MOVE FORWARD.

The July meeting of the c. w. B.
M. has been moved forward one week
30 as not to conflict with the Chau
tauqua, and will be held this (Fri-
day. afternoon in the parlors OF the
church, at three o'clock. On account
of business of unusual importance q
full meeting of the membership is-re-
Quested.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-06-29
RIG PURCHASE OF LAMBS.

Mr.. Henry Caywood, OF North
Middletown, purchasing agent for
Swift & Co., Chicago packers, bought
this week of Messrs. Scott & Thomp-
son, of Clark county, a double-deck
of lambs, 245 in all. The lambs av-
eraged seventy-nve pounds, and were
shipped Immediately after the sale
had been made. The price paid for
them was not given out.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-06-29
DIVORCE GRANTED.

At the recent term of Bourbon Cir
cult Court a decree was handed down
by Judge r. l.. Stout. granting a
divorce to Mrs. Bessie Grey from Jul
liam Grey, and restoring her maiden
name of Miss Bessie O'Neill. The
parties were married on June 6,
1916.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-06-29
TAKES NEW POSITION.

The Wilson Packing Co., one of the
largest concerns in the South, locat-
ed at Jacksonville, Florida, has en-
gagged the services Of Miss Gertrude
Lusk, of Paris, as stenographer. Miss
Lusk is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. E. Lusk, of Paris. and is an ex'
pert stenographer.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-06-29
DANCE POSTPONED.

THE NEWS is asked to give pub
licity to the change of date for the
big summer dance at Olympian
Springs. The dance, originally SEIZED
uled for July 8, has been changed to
July 4, on account of conflicting with
other arrangements. A big crowd
from Paris is expected to attend the
dance.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-06-29

The regular meeting of the Woman's
Missionary Society of the Methodist
church, has been postponed to
July 9th, on account of the
Chautauqua meeting on their SEIZED
uled date The members are re-
quested to note the date, Monday,
July g.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-06-29

Fresh fish for to-day and to-mor-
row. Dressed free of charge. All
fish, meats, fruits and vegetables
kept in perfectly sanitary refrigera-
tor counters and windows. No flies
or dust.
MARGOLEN'S SANITARY MEAT
MARKET.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-06-29
NEW ENLISTMENTS.

Bourbon county boys are still go
ing to the front at the recruiting sta
ton in Lexington. The latest to vol
unteer for service in the army are
Harry Lawson, Steve Lawson and
Steve Pryor, of Millersburg.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-06-29
FOR MAGISTRATE.

We are authorized to announce w.
J. McWhorter, of Centerville, as a
candidate for the Democratic nomina-
ton for Magistrate Of the Center
vile precinct, subject to the action
of the primary election, August 4.
1917.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-06-29
PALM BEACH WEATHER.

You'll get best service and mos
comfort from our line of Palm Beacf
Suits, for they are tailored right
$40 and $3.50.
]. w. DAVIS & co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-06-29
RAsPBERRIEs FOR PRESERVING

Leave your order for Raspberries
with us now, and we will phone you
when they are the cheapest.
Gt) c. =. COOK & co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-06-29
BATHING SUITS.

A complete line for Men and Boys
75c up.
]. w. DAVIS & co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01

2iio. Die er5Bte @oriic6t mar scbos
ten, benn nieinono tonnte ipinen, mas
iidb aus ben i4pereu Siebsreri9einuns
gen entipideln piiroe.
2ilo fob in 9iirniieins @rbeitS5im=
mer Dor bcrn @9reibtiid. Sbre
SelbfbeberrIGung bro9 Sulammen
Sic botte nicbt an bic Wl0glid6seit ees
oo9t, boB man iie BON ibrem Mann
trennen piirbe, aus ipel9em @runb IS
nu9 fei. sic lab Ourd oos offene
JsnIter SriB unb Saltfielb in aufges
reetem @eiprG1 Dor berSdIoBterroiIe
auf unb db geben.
Sin aipeiter Nosen bra6ie einen
qfIeger uno cine pflegerin. &ur5
borauf trot 1nttor 8urtlport bel ibr
Elm uno leete ibr pdterlih beru6igenb
bic Sono ouf bic S9ulter.
gGO meine tleine 5reunbin, ieBt
miifen mir 5cigen, mas mir Ieiiten
tonncn. SD psiB, neI9 unenbli9
eroBes Spfer mir bon Sbnen perluns
gen. 9lber bic gr0Bten 0eloentoten
iperoen oft burd @sraihtcn eeiibt.
Dos iIt infer San, mein geliebtes
&tno. Sie ipsrben i'm SntereRc Sybres
Soften unb Inn ibm jebe gluFreoung
3u eriporen, oEl bic pflese ber3ibten
miiHcn. Infer 5reunS bilbst ii4 Elm.
Elm tppb0Ies 5ieber lei i'm AnSug, unb
ser Gje0onte, sic oniteden 3u t0nnen.
piirbc ibm BON pornberein bic Ni0gs
li1teit Der 70 nDtieen 9fuEe nebmen.
SD oloube ni6t an einen 5Dpbus, bel
eber an cine Gs9irnent3iinoung. 9tber
cr IelbI bot eben bos 0erlprec1en BON
mir perldnet, ooB niemon6 Bon Der
6omilie Iein &ronien3immer bctrete.
So bleibe bic Io9t i'm SGlob. SD
babe mid nit meinem Geiicu III 8ers
binoun0 geIeBt. Gr tonlmt nod beute
dbenb nacb Diirnltein uno ibernimmt
meine 9roris, bis Sons oonS auBsr
.@eiobr 1T. Sollte Iein 9eIiuOen ons
6altenb bebeuflicb Isin, 70 bleibe ib
iiberboupt i'm S9loB, bonn miihen
sic mir IAou GoIifreunbiAaft seipdbs
rcnl"
2iIa reibte oem freueu 6reuno oes
yii6rt bic SanO. nSie Iollen nit mir
aaIgRaSa islps" lass liz sipiaS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01

unb fabl, iie aIoubte Elm IeiIss 9fDneln
81 horen Dos 9era itono i6r ftiu.
Sie pollte I9eusn, ober bic Ghnur
por beraboealittenunb 6ons bielt i6re
Sono trampfbait uml6loiicn.
Sie legte ben Gopf an feline @ruit,
angilpoII bor1enD ober Iie b1rte nitr
bas Po9en oeS sigenen Scr5ens, FONT
niats bo fubr iie nuf nit lciIem
@9rei.
'0uns OFfneie erIdredt bic Qlugen
unb lab fie froseno on, ipie iis 6oItono.
Wos NOR oos ssipsIen9 Gr ipuBte ss
niht. 2dheInb breitete er ieine Qlrme
aus. eiIa fhmiegts Ii6. allies bcraegs
ieub, ON feline Sruit. bsIeIist, pie fart
un0 feit Ieine 9trme iie umi6loTen
9ielten.
n6ans, pis tonn bos Ser5 nur oar
10 pieI ertroeenl SD babe eft eemeint,
Der Sammer miiHe mid tDten!"
aSiiBesl SEPT benteu mir nur nod
an @liid unb Qeben, nun bleiben mir
immer beiiamncn, uno ni9ts uno nies
mani tann uns trenncn"
Stin fobsn Iie Souo in Sanb. gis
Siio obgcrufen purbe, ,ober es mar nrr
cine tir6e g1eile. 8uIb eri9ien Iie
pieoer. llno Su ibrer groBen lle6ers
raI@une iono iie ihren 8ronteu in ei-
mem Ieicbten peiBsn 6Icnsl!an3ua, eine
Cigarette SpiiCben ben Sippen, i'm
3immer ouf uub ob gebeno Sir mar
iproblos uno tpnntc tein Moyt bers
porbringcu ols rglber 0ons!"
Ter Diiruiteiner irsuic iicb Der aes
Iurgsnsn lleberroinung.
aSo, G!eines, @urtport Ioet felt
ec3t Sogen, i'd iei geiuno. ou pollieit
eS rur ni9t glouben. Scit lonqem
babe icb ieosn 0lpr9en GjcboerIuHe ace
mohi, iogor IN Gorter, lrenn Trou
GrdFin no@ i@!ieieu."
neicbiier, nib ib uoate bib bpG
Dflegen"
r2ld. Sinh, ib mill cine Srou uuo
teinc 4rdntenicbpeiier!" lIno lanenb
bcb CT lie bpd.
@s mar i'm iiiniten CONNER nad
hrs DiiTnIieiuers &iidte9r BON Gbinn.
4lMa LAB aili esr aEobA SBisle eiia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01

nSagen Sic mir MIR, ipos id) tun
tonn I'm mid nuBlia gu Ra9en"
nSeute IoFen mir unIcren ormen
Ureuno ruben, lpic mir ibn oerobe ges
bettst bobcn. 9lter morgen friib iper=
ben mir i'm in bic 3immer bes lintsr
6liigelS bringen. Dos lit iein eieener
Wunfh, unb er lit bamit mCineiHWiins
nen enige9engetommen SSbre gtrbeit
mare alio, 3u Hprgen, bob in ben neus
bereeribteten 3inmern ol!es 10 1T,
iuie Sans es eepo6nt lit. Qgir 6oben
bic i40ne DiirnIteiner Quft unD bic
groBen 5eniter unS GliiseItiireu: uno
tiir polIi9e Rufe-- 0o molten mir Stpei
idon iorsenl"
Der Qtr5t botic in allen rebt be6oI-
ten. 9es @iirnIteiners &rontbeit err
mics iih ols eine Ihptre @e6irnents
1iincung. Sl Teinen 6iebsrpbontofien
ipielte Der Granb oeS &otIerpoloItes in
peting cine Soupirole Damn pollte
er aus bem @ett beruus, ipolte belIen
unb retten unb pebrte ii1 beropeifslt
9e9er feline RfIeger.
Die berii6mfeRen gler3te, bic guros
lrort in Ieiner glngIt berbeiboIte, bottcn
bic glnpcIenbeit QiIos i'm Rrontenz
stmmer frsne nerboten. Syebe crb6bte
Aufresung tcnntc bsm &ronten ben
SOB bringen.
ggcnn bcr 1iirniieiner Geaea Son=
nenuntergona etipos natiirlinenSm
tanb, ooun fam Srib unb boltc Qifa
aut entge Wlinuten Dor oas Rrontens
3lmmer, ous lie ober ME betteten purfs
te. Gle ourfte nur einen Bid ouF Das
&rantenbett perlen, ipo Elm 2ebcn, hos
lte mebr liebte ais oas eiene, nit Dem
Sooe rang
Sp eingen bier Moc6en ins aonb.
bts zines 0lpr0ens 1oitor 9urtiparE
nit Srdnen III ben 9luoen unD ooh
ooller 6reuoe ertldrte, ooB Gum erIieu-
nal bic Scmperotur beinobc normol
iet Die g8obnboritenungen, bic ben
&roEien ou6 i'm @oHen seaudlt bat
ten, paren lett cinigen Taoen pcrs
19nunoen.
8aIo fins Der 9iirnIteiner Gu2 an,
Elm rnbequemer &rnnter au ,psrpta
musI giei e. ao@ aiIR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01

glber Gottor 8urttpart blieb bart.
DMeun Die @rdfin psrIpriGt, tis in
ben Gag biuetn 3u I6lofen. bann 3u
friibItiiden unO cine Spo3ierfobrt Su
MAIDEN, 10 barf iie auber Der StunDe
Dor 1iIcb jeBt ndbmittoes BON At
llbr BEL Dir Iein II mebr mare BON
llebeI. Damn t0nnt i6r Domino ober
8elo9erun1 ipielen Seine ouireaen=
ben Gjeiprdte, bite. gBir lperbsa nod
Diel gnfprii6e an bic @rdfin itellen
miihen. @as 9eben nirI bu uocb
bem lonetn 9iegen iiber9oupt erit tpiss
Der lernen mii0en, ou tparIt bod bru=
ben fc9on podenlang fiebertraHt, bds
oorfit ou hi9t pergeiien!"
Der 9iirnitsiner lG9eIte pe6miitig,
neiu, bos pilr0s er niht psrgsGen. au@
cbne bab man ibn oarau erinnsrie.
n2Ifo," TdIoB Der Nptior, ,S1pe=
iter unb pfIeger tun lire 4fli6tsn
lpeiter, bis be- Serr @raf gouS gsiunp
iino, benn mir pollen Bier feline neuen
potientcn boben, uno bic 2iIo 1T in
ben Sogen Der Nnsft unO glot arg
bur9ii8tie gelporosn"
X *
Meibe, norme Sulituft erons Dur1
bic nett geSffRetc goltontiir in oos
&rontenSimmsr. @s mar Gin i9lpiis
Ter Sag. Der @iirniieincr boite ciz
gentli9 oufIie6en ipuen ober 9iIo
mar in Gn0itlib. Sobalb er i6r leb.
tafter unO trdTtiger erf@icu, fur@iete
iie bic Riidtsbr Des 5icberS, unb Sans
fii9lts iih bebosIi1 in ieinem 9ett.
glber Die 6iBe mar erbriidenb, uno er
fing on, iicb lnrubig in Den Giiien BIN
unb ber 81 nerfcn 9iIo betroDiet,
ibn nit crregtcr 9eior9nis.
$50 gloube, i9 t0nnte Ibloicn.
Sing mir bod4 ettpag, a6cr pbne 4ou-
te, bonn orou6e id oeine SoRo nic6t
frei5ugeben."
llub 2iIa iong nes 0iirugeiners
9iebIinosIie0: n9lls bic 9rcuBcu mar
i9ierten bor 'Rroe" fang Is 6olb=
lout pis0eno, irie man elm 4inb ii ben
S@loI iiast
0a EdiG ihr ouf einmcl. ols sudc
leine 0onb, iic beuqte Iif boz mp
iaU0 isiR @sliat mt siRem 1I4IG blaB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01

Goebea perlaife i9 9ons, benz Id
8riefe uno potete iibergeben babe SH
meiner @ioenidaft 1ls GreunD itpBe
i6 bier ollie YlGne iiber ben Soufen.
SD rciB, ipos ib berIpro6, uno ic4
6olte nein Mort. SD bringe Sans
nit nem nGHften S9tff, unO Siuor ses
robespegs lad Siirnfein.
@r Bat einen lei9ten M}alorioonfoa
ec6ubt, unO Der &egimen!sar5t mill
ibn in Elm iapanii6es Seebob Ichiden.
9l6er Sons leioct buuptiG9lih on Der
SebnIu6t, un6 10 perbe i9 Simmel
uno @roe in &stpeeung ieben, comit
mir nit Dem nGbten S9iff forttoms
men.
Die SeereiIc ipirb Sons ipieber9ers
ltelIen unb nod biel mebr bic @ripcrs
tuns oes Wieoeriebens.
Sd boffe, 6oB mir I9on morsen ben
@og unIerer 9EbrsiIe unb ben Nomen
unIeres Sbiffes brobten t0unen.
Soitfielo."
Der Geeiinentsar3t nor nit allen
@orI9ldgen 6affielbs einberitonoen,
uno Der @rof por gliidlih. Wenn er
erIt bos b0ie Glimo binter ii9 bate,
ipollte sr I@or seluno iperben. So
fubrsn iie mil 6em noAiten S9iff
beim, ...
SoFfielos Brief bate 9iTa in sits
ternbe @rreerug Oeriebt. gln einen
leihtsn WlalarinanfalI gldubte lie
ni1t. Sans fam gepiB i6pertront
auriid. biellei1i oeripunbet. Sic por
ouf allies gefabt
sic piiroe ibu pflegen, iie piirbe
INNER Inn ibn Iein.
sic pebrte iicb ou1 nicbi oeeen Die
@irlauben un0 5laggen, nit benen
oos S4loB geI6miidt muroe.
9lls Der Nogen porfu6r, Itono lie an
Der SSrsitreppe, balf SONS lGc6elnp
unb fiibrte ibn in Iein 3im=
mer. Der DiirnIteinsr bate bic 6arO
aGrtlidb I'm ibrsn Noden qGlcgt, uno
Gifa fiibIte nit S1reden, ,pie fcbpci ey
ii1 itiiBte rnb nie uniiber er sing
8ottor gurtpori, Der IAou I'M
souie psL It4idte ollie iQrt - Gu4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
(e4lub)

Dem 3iirnIisiner ging es nidt gut.
9si sinem 8eIu9 ieines Spbnes mar
er ms 9onb biueingeritteu unb botte
babel eineu StrtifI9uB ipegbetOmmen,
ben irgen6eiu Y6Iibdugieet 9olunts
bintsr elmer Sedung bsrbor oboefeuert
bate. Die Q1unoe tpor ou Iih nint
geFGbrliCD, absr es paren StoifeBen
nit eineebrlmqen. 0ons pollte bic
Gadhe bertuidben ~ Ihon iciner Srdu
ipegen ober bolb tomen Itorte Size
Dsrerideinunsen bin5u.
Ser Graf pebrte f9 nit 2eibess
troftsn eeeen ben @egimentsor5t. Der
Jpn ins 9ett Itedsn pollte. S1lieblid)
fiiblts er 1i9 ober 70 slsn6, baB on
2luiiteben midi mebr gu benten mar.
Sin Slid nur, boB es Der linte 2lrm
iDarl ~
DIS SoItfielo bem olien Sreunos
tnolicb gegeniiberitonb mar er eri6rots
ten, i'm 10 elenb ipieoer5ufinben.
0gSo, nit mir gebt's 3u @nbe, "alein=
81 Der 9iirniteiner bumpf rfpenns
mr I9nea mare"
Saltfielb griff Der Sommer bes
5reunoes ans Ser5, ober tpie gut pers
iionO er ibn. So6esobnuna unS Tos
besie6niudt,, ipie oft botten lie ibu ees
pddt, nls er IN Snbien bos lbleibenoe
5ieber bate 9o9 glaubte er bos
3duberport 81 tennen, um Sons ben
Sebeusmut pieberoueeben.
@s CAB cine lonse glusTpro6s. SoHz
ficlo er5d6Ite freimiitig olles - bon
ieinem Werbea Inn 9ifo, bon ibrer
Siebe gu Sons, BON ibrer @iferIu9t
auf @t6el. @r fonb eine IelbitquGIez
rifds 5rsube, gu bsri9ten, pis fiibl
uno ungeriibrt Iie in Der Slut Ieiner
Seioeni9oft gelebt babe, pie iie Doll
ber5li9sr 6reunbI9oft oeipeIen Iei,
ais iein gnti4luB feititunb, gu 9ous
5u geben.
Sons Diirlitein I6lief in bieler
Jio6t ben ericn, geIunoen S9lof
ipdbrenD Soltfielb Ben ReoimentsarSt
oufip6ts, nit bem sr bis Ipat in bic
9lobt binein Iprn9 uno iib bann bins
fcBIe. um an Giio au i@rsiBsp;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01

iHIont uno Tdon ipic INNER Itao ges
nou 70 berIiebt in ibten Wann ris our
3eit ibrer @adfifhiabre. Der
e3tommbdlter fnB fbcn fett ouf feinem
ponp, itnb oaS ileins 2O4tertben rttt
am liebFtsu auf @aters S1ultern.
ggrabtis, OntsI uno gleffs, woren
felt QBodsu in Diirnitein ali @oIte.
Der olte 6err beou'pru6te ipis emit
in Gom leincu GecploB nsben qifa.
8ebaalih raudie cr Ieine flr5e Wleers
f9oumpfeiie unO lieB iib oon9oIo uno
Shnuff rsrtpObnsn
@un I'M CONNER porber paren beis
be grabiis einige Eaee in Diirnitein
eepeIen nouf 8rautIhau", bate
Sunuff perguiiet oem pfarrer ms
DIR oefliiftert sic bate Eeht beboIs
ten, nnb qlrabii mar gIiidli6 iiber Iti.
mes g2effen @erlobuno nit Der blonben
Qolo. G6on In Rom bate er mi! bies
fem @eoanleR seIiehdugelt. glun Be-
tradtets er pergniis!id bas9routpaor.
baS sdrtlid1 grm in 2lrn in Der Aas
itonieHallce luiiponoeIte.
glur elmer febltc. @s mar oafIiero,
oer irgenSpp an 9lil lpeilte Nan
battle i'm niAt peraeiIen ,aummen
sic, lisber 5reInbl" f9rieb tom 2iTa.
,,Gommen sic uno fnouen sic, lDie's
uns gebt, Bon Sons un6 mir ipiiien
Gie II, iuie gliidlib mir iino. 9lber
infer Bdrcben m0tte idb Sbnsn bod
gcrnr 5eigen! Den nG6ften DilrHIein
usnnen mir @eorg ooer, goute es
cine Tiiralteinerin Tein, @eorset.e.
9lllo iommen Sisl mir freuen lns aitF
Gle, Dem mir 70 picI Daut Icbuloen.
DpA Mouaie gtHgen bin. unb 6ans
feb lam midi. Hie BateHinaIt iibsr
bic lIeinc @eogaette battle er amor iibers
nommen uro ibr ols @abe bic YerIen
Isiner Mutter ssIbidt, sr 6otte audi in
sinem lGngersn Brief iib iibsr bos
Slid Der 8reuuoe gefreut, uber ilbsr
Sdluerfdllieteit uno ollerbano tleine
Qeioen eetlogt ole ibm ben Mtui Su
ciner srDberen Heilc ndbmen.
90 blieb & ferue. unb bic DiirnIlst.
uer !o9en i1u ni6t pitnsr...
2Na gu ll..lH..l - Il.