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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-26
VETS FOR BONE DRY LAW
BUT DRYS ARE OPPOSED
Sen. Murtha Asks That Law Should
Prohibit shipment of Booze.
News Times Special Service:

LANSING Mich. Jan 26.-Sen.
James A. Murtha Of Detroit. who
tangled the dry amendment up with
useless amendments two years ago
and practically forced the temper
ance advocates TO resort 10 the in
itiative in order 10 get their PROPOSE
ton before the people threatens 70
give the drys, and the vets also.
some new food for thought
The drys tell Us that the people
did not vote against moderate drink
ing. but against the saloon. II such
was the case. I would like TO inquire
why the proposed amendment was
not worded 10 that effect" said
Murtha. and points 10 the campaign
Billy Sunday made for the drys
against drinking in any form.
Why would il not be a good
proposition 10 submit al the coming
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-26
INDIANA AND MICHIGAN STATE HAPPENINGS

Saturday night in the second half
OF the Angola game played at Elk
hart, received the first injury 10 the
member during the Goshen game
played in this city three weeks ago.
Although the ankle was weak, he
continued his playing until it gave
completely away with him in last
Saturdays gabe, and ne was carried
from the floor by Coach Rowe
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-26
UNIVERSAL PEACE MUST
BE UNITED STATES AIM
Speakers at Meeting of Indiana
Peace League Admit It is Not
Attainable Now.
News-Times Special Service

news L lines special service.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. %
Although universal peace may be
unattainable for a long time TO
come. il is the duty of the world
and particularly the United States.
to take such steps as are immediate
~ possible in the movement toward
that ideal. men of national reputa
ton declared at a banquet here
Thursday night of the Indiana
branch Of the League 10 Enforce
Peace.
"Our ideal may be imperfect.
compromising. if you want 20 call it
so. "A Utopia of idealism, but I'd
rather prepare for Utopia than for
hell" asserted DR.. Smaller Mathews,
dean OF the University OF Chicago.
Walter l.. Fisher. who was secre-
tary OF the interior under Pres't
Taft. said:
THE worlds public opinion gov
ems now as il never governed be-
fore, and to that opinion this move
ment addresses itself"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-26
FORM CHURCH BODY
News TImes Special service.

News-Times Special Service.
TEERE HAUTE. Ind. Jan. 26.-
Cooperation OF Terre Haute church,
IS in evangelistic educational and
civic movements was assured today
with the organization Of the Terre
Haute Federation OF Churches AIin-
listers and hymen representing the
various churches adopted cousti-
tuition and set date for election Of
officers More than 100 men were
in attendance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-26
ASK STATE OWNERSHIP
Would Have Michigan Operate In
dispensabIe Pere Marquette.

News Times Special Service
LANSING. Mich. Jan. 26-State
ownership and operation Of the Pere
Marquette 10 put the road on its
feet again" is the plan seriously
proposed by Rep. Thomas Reed OF
Oceana county who Will introduce
a resolution in the house asking for
a thorough investigation OF the Pere
Marquettes affairs with this end in
view.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-26

on account of shortage of coal
the plant of the Sandusky Portland
Cement Co. at Syracuse has shut
down for an indefinite period. John
MiddletOwn, who is employed at
the plant. says seven car Lords of
coal were burned every "a hours
When the coal supply was exhaust
ed clinkers were ground for fuel.
All available clinkers have been
consumed and the shut down came
as a necessity There is no immediate
prospect for getting coal.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-26
Goshen News
SAYS HUSBAND SPENT
HER MONEY ON DRINK
FIoSsa E. Yoder Seeks Divorce
Charging Her Other Half
With Drunkenness.
News. Times Special Service:

News-Times Special Service:
GOSHEN, Jan. 26.-Two divorce
cases were filed in. the circuit court
Thursday.
Flossa Z. Yoder asks for a decree
of separation from Clyde u. Yoder.
The Yoders were married Nov. IS.
1915, and separated on April "a,
1916. The plaintiff says her hus-
band is drunkard. Becoming speci-
agreed to marry him he represented
that he was a sober and industrious
man. These representations. she
holds, are entirely false. Her expert
ence as his wife, she believes. gave
her sufficient opportunity 10 ascer-
tain that he is neither sober nor
ind ustriOus.
Among other things the plaintiff
alleges she gave Yoder $50 of her
money to deposit in the bank. In
stead OF depositing il, she sets forth,
ne squandered all of it on drink
and women.
Monroe Baker seeks divorce
from Rosetta Baker They were mar
ried on June Il, 1919. and separated
Sept. IS, 1912. Abandonment is the
charge. Baker, in his complaint. re-
lates how his wife was in the habit
of leaving their home and that she
did not always explain her travels.
He says he was compelled to do his
own mending and washing and that
his meals were irregular and not at
all satisfactory. There were no chill
dren.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-26
ALL ICE HOUSES FILLED.

The ice havest for the season of
1916-1917 in this vicinity has been
finished. All the houses of the Co
shen Ice Co. (the Hinderers) and the
Maple City Ice Co. Iceland Greena-
waltz are filled
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-26

From Lagrange comes the infor-
nation that republicans Of La
grange. Noble and Steuben counties
will make a determined effort 10
nominate Frank Weir of LigOnier as
a candidate TO succeed the late Sen.
William T. Green of Albion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-26

Arthur Hess of this city was re-
Jected when he attempted 10 enlist
in the L. 5. army at Elkhart on ac-
count of his limited education
Oscar Johnson was rejected on
account of his physical condition.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-26

A consolidation of the different
lines under the nominal control of
the Peoples Telephone Co at Tope-
ka. was effected. The rate was fixed
at SO per phone for general pur-
poses and a special assessment Of
81 per year for other purposes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-26
URGES REFUGE FOR
ALL FALLEN WOMEN
James CouzenS of Detroit Will
Open Purse to Help Mich
gan'S MagdaIenS
News-Times Special Service:

News llmeS SDeCldl NeINl't-
DETROIT. Jan. 26.-James Cou-
zens, millionaire police commission
er. is planning the establishment of
state owned home for fallen women
in connection with his anti-vice
campaign.
Mr.. Couzens said he would go be-
fore the state legislature and sup
port a bill creating such an institu-
ton and besides urging uplift So
cieties through out Michigan ii aid,
lend his own purse toward making
the idea a reality.
In his few months as commission
er of police, Mr.. COuzens has placed
himself in touch with the city's un-
derworId, its de1zens, and their mode
of living.
A home for fallen women-a
place where they might 90 for up
building. morally and physically.
Mr.. Couzens believes would be the
solution of a large part of the
problem.
Far From Temptation.
The institution 1 suggest" Mr..
Couzens said. would be in the coun-
try. where there is plenty Of fresh
air and a chance for clean living,
far removed from city temptations
and influences that might draw a
victim back 10 the old life. The in
stitution should allow a certain
amount OF freedom, so that an in
mate could graduate from a moral
/ leper 10 a person worth while.
Il would have the regulations so
fixed that a woman could 90 there
and lose her identity. The name
/ under which she fell and lived in
shame could be lost 20 her forever.
/ 80 that when she came out she would
| be completely made over.
such a women should be permit
/ ted 20 go back 20 society with a
clesn State and certain Of help with
! 50 little left Of her past that there
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-26

Jacob Hahn, a years old, died at
his home in Nappanee after an ill
ness of several weeks. Mr.. Hahn
had been a resident Of Nappanee for
% years and is survived by his wife
and three children, Henry Hahn of
Nappanee, Walter Hahn and Mrs.
Walter Hobart of Niles. Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-26

Don't forget TO renew your sub
scription before February 1st at the
old price.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-26

A daughter was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weirs are
the parents of a daughter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-26

Cards sharks are operating on y
Y. &. trains. They have fq,Ind many
victims.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-26

Mrs Laura Morris, so years old.
wife of Jackson Morris, died at her
home near Lake Wawasee. Her de-
mise was sudden, coming soon after
she was seized with pains between
the shoulders. When a physician
reached her she was not considered
in dangerous condition, bat in a
short time she died Her husband
and four children survive.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-26

ed two miles east Of Eikhart on the
Jackson st. (Elkhart-BristoD con-
crete highway. Simmons & Simmons.
Elkhart architects. have drawn plans
for a Spanish mission style struc-
ture. with billiard room. sun parlor
and other modern features.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-26

The mother Of j. Sarjent of Lake
Wawasee died in the Lafayette Sol
diers' home Her body was buried
at Terre Haute.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-26

would be nothing to burden her in
her new plan of existence"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-26

The Elkhart County Trust Co.
Wednesday acquired possession OF
the Peter BOnheld building adjoin-
ing their bank. The consideration
has been named at $4,000.
II is understood that the Trust
CO. intend To have the fruit store.
that occupies the first floor Of the
three story building, vacated and
will place therein a new lobby for
the bank. This will approximately
double the floor space of the build
ing. The remQdeling viii raise the
price OF the building TO from $2O,-
900 TO $50, 900.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-26

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin c.. Schae-
fer of Goshen will erect a $4,000
summer home on the upper" Cor
don farm, a tract OF SO acres. locat-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-26

Marriage licenses were issued as
follows:
Raymond Dexter Phillips. p years
old, and Minnie Sophia TONES, IS
years old, both of Elkhart.
Earl Barrick, "a years old, Elk
hart and Luetta NJ. Mcdowell, 80
years old, Elkhart.
Samuel Reigsecker, "a years old,
Middlebury. and Fannie Kaufman,
20 years old, Middlebury.
August Hartz, South Bend. so
years old; Bessie Taylor. South
Bend. 40 years old
Samuel Kaufman, 80 years old.
Middlebury, and Elizabeth Byler.
So years Old Goshen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22

|bss. s Sabre padt, bonn 20. s5ebruar
1917, an, anf Cots 20, 81, %, %.
25, 26 uno 27 in Weitwoob 6eigbts
llnierabtbeilung. SdbrIide Wietbs
$175 NIT atntaufspririlssium fiir
$500.
Na6lab ben gli3a gnrribee an
2ilIian Mep.r, 40 BEL 270 Sub on
Der Weitieite b.r airbert apenne diif
priee SilI, $4750.
GIisabetb Wolf an 5ebipig unb
grnjt g. Mdrsinsef. 25 Sub an Der
Oitfeite Der aofina Strabe, 81.
DilIiam R Collins on Sobn 3.
Dittaen, Got II in 2siuis R. Smifh's
!. llnterdbtbeiluns BON Spbe pari,
$1.OO.
Sobn :. Dittesu an WiIIiam u.
Collins. SO bel 139 yub All Der Silbs
feite Der WinbIpr Strabe. 98 Oltlih
Der ct. .Samss 2lpenue, 81.
Gbiparb 6. Rnisbsd an bic Sarrb
@oIbbIatt Realtp Co., 80 bel 115 5nb
an Der Tiib0fiIihen Gds bss Dapns
lamb pldce unb Dairmount glpenils,
$1.O0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22
: Strabiparius. @etee

lfiir IS neriest. Gineln ct.
Coulter pidroIeibsei4ifte milroe bon
j@,beinlpofi5riten cine edre Straoipa.
,iiis.9iolins pieoergeflinoen, bic fir
$500 bort perpfdn6et mar. 9os ssn.
iiriunent, neld,es eirlen @crtb pon
mcbr als $1,000 bat, murbe Don ben
VoIi,iitea ais bas Gieentbm Don
5rmf Crit, Ro. 2S07 2ccuit gfrnBs,
ibentifBiert nno bieiem Dor eiriigeii
@od)en nebit elmer Sdreibrnaihiue
burG einen Rseer aus Der Wobniing
seitobIen. Serr Crff freiite iid, bas
ipertbpoIIe s,'ritrin'ert pieber Al er.
baltel lnb 6eboiiptete, bub es iid fir
I6nger oenn 200 Sabre In ter SamiIir
befirbet uno iid bon GethIeft gu @e.
ibIedt icrtgserbt Bot Straciparills
mar befamrtIib Elm beriibmter geigen.
oauer pom Grenlcra, Sialier, iirb MIR
lpeniss BON i'm eefer.igte SHitrnmen.
te, aber I'M 70 mebr pertbIoie Bad.
biIbimgen befinoen iif in GriitenI.
Die eftcn Strnoipariiis snitr,inentc
,eifnen fifb ourh cine ,plinberbarc
Ioniiiile Giis uri6 tperoen ibeuer be.
tabIt.
SbeuerungssuIase angi.
fenbabns arbeiter. Der preus
bif9e giftnbobnminiiter pon 8rsittn.
bad bat anseorbuei. bab cine noh.
malise auberorbeHtlide Rriegat9eus.
runssauIdge ben glrbeitern unb 1rsei,
isriirrsn Der StaatseiienbabnperpoI.~
tuns gu ssiudbrtn III. Die am 1. &C.
bruar 5u aabIenbe 3ulage betrGst fiir
rsrbsiratbets 4rbeiter obne ainber urs
ter IA Jabren ioiuie fur perteiratbtte
arbei.er nit / Bis 8 (sinfGlieblih)
Ainbsrn 40 Wdri, fiir Dtrberaibste
4rbeiter nit 6 Ainbern 80 Wlarf unb
fofurt fir i,bes ipeiiue Rinb 10 Wort
msbr. 9s3ugsbcrs4iigt Fnb ale uo[Is
beIdnfiigien arbsiter unb Mrbtiterins
nen, bic am l. iyebrunr 1917, o6ne
bab elm aiinbigunss3ufanb borltgi.
minbeItens einen Wionai I'm Dierfs
Der Stadtseiienbohnp jfs.
BEN. Hs5ugsbcredtist iinb alfo and
Mrbtitr mlt Musndbniei5bnen, be
poriibergshenb bef&dftisttn foipie fol-
DE Mrbeiser, bic am L Debruur ipeasn
Rrrnftelt tnb bersIethen an Der 9lxs
belteUei eilbpr0 oexbiubert IinA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22
10.

Seit oieiem Gage besann elm nsues
aebsn fir gliiubetb. Sraf 2anSegs
bate Nort sebalten unb nod oenfel'
ben 4bsuo nit ieiner S4lpeiter ges
ipro6en. Ob iie ibrem 9ruber 6ereits
piIig auseitimmt, Ooer OBJ lie Gin'
Ilpsnbunssn semadt bate, pubae eli'
iabetb ni9t. IS seniiste ibr. DAP ihr
8uni1 erfiillt tpurbe. 8eate fii9rte
iie, am nGditen Morsen fpeunbIi9 in
Das Ddidesimmsr, 8eiste ibr bic sro'
BEN Sardnts nit ibrem Snbalt nno
iibersdb ibr bas 9er5ei6nis iammt'
lider DOrbanbensr @orrdtbe. gIiiu-
beth sins nit Seuereifsr an eine
0ur6iidt ibrer Sddse, nla6te. iia
NptBsn, muiterte bies unb jones unO
ipuBte re9t balb gut Ssiaeio.
9abgeats ibr 10 freunolia entsessns
tommen piirbs, bate Gliiabetb ni9t
erpartet, uub iie bat ibr nun i'm StiIs
len ibre barte geurtbeilung ab. Sic
a6nte ni9t, pie i6per es 9eate ge>
iporben mar, au6 nur ein tpenig aus
Der Sanb gu geben iie abnte niat,
baB 8eate fi9 feIt porgenpmmeH butte.
Ijebem tpeiteren @inbringen GliIabetbs
in bic Siibrung bes Sausbalts nit
aIIer Strait, Gnersie unb Slusbeit .nt.
gegen5utreten. @ls 5erbert ibr bon ieis
nes Weibes @unI I4 seipro9en Bate.
mar fie 5uerit beftis eridrodsn genes
len. aber iie bate blibi4nea iibsrIegt.
ipie lie bsm MuuId Ide beg Sruoers
'nabtommen unb bod sleia5eitis bos
Regiment bebalten tonnte. S9rem
gruber often gu tpiberfprefeu, paats
geate aus &lusbeit ni4t. Die Mdu.
ner iinb Derblenoet, penn iie lieben1,
idgte lie ii4, runb man BARI ibnsn
nidbt bic Gugen Dffnen ipollen, ipenn
man es ni4t nit ihnen Dsrberbsn
mill"
Glifabetb mar ihrer anfi6t na6
nod elm &inb, bem man Elm Spiel.
seus seben mub, Inn es rubig gu ball
ten. giun mar 3par bic Seraussabs
Der aufiiht iiber bic Wdfhe elm tofts
bares Spielseus. uber tpenn iie in al.
lem anberen bic Serrin blieb, 70 mar
es ridt gu fbeuer be5ablt. limb bab fie
es blsb, bafiir fpOlIts fie fdon for.
gen.
(GortfeBuns fplgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22
Die WssIeitxns ber SamDels' Z
i4iife nnb lire yiaAtbeile.


Die gleISuna bob s'rdfibeift Difs
fou beabii6tigt, arierifaiiiide Son.
oeIslGj;iie auf ibren Jnbrten mad,
europa ourh arieesidifie begleiten
AZ lalien, 5at I'M Gcutid,lanb elm ge.
ipiiles s5ntereiie beroorgeriiicn iiito
Rclun uou .6ofe, a0mifnI a. o., bot
iid, iibrr Die Sadc foIgeroeruaben
ailsgeiprodlen:
sscnn IS iid) bier nm gegleitung
Dor 5rahtSanipier. .sslotte Ourd genii-
9eno 9robc Secitreitfroitc bnncelt,
fann Iiegt Die @obrid,eiillibfeit elmer
iidercn anfunit an ibrcni ycitim'
nnunasort Dor, ocdi in NitfIid)feit liz
5te Sadie init groscu Sdppierigfeitrn
rerDnioen. DIS slniarureln 10 pieIsr
Sdiifs auf 6einielben stiirA ,piir6e III.
irrcn llnteriecboofen Die Mrbeit mir
trielhtern. Jieutrnle San6elsidlifie
,perbclL lpern BON ariegsid,ilien b..
Jlcitct, geipobnIid) feiner llnteriil.
duaa lIntsrlpo-fen, aber lie bnben oes.
balt fein Rebt, ole anf 0as greden
pirer glpdibe aeridteten Dperationcil
eirer frieJfiibrenoen Wsoft Sii tIn.
scrn. IelitrnI. Sonbelsftiffe nridicn,
,ucnn iie blof;erte &dien nn5iddifen
ptriudea, iid aiif Die 5cIgen sefab.
niaf)en.
Som rein naiitii6en etaitopinft
auS labt ii1 pieles gegen eine Seglsl.
il:ng our,b arieosidiiie iagen. es
n,iiroe DO. alien iebr Diel 3eit in an.
ip.lld, nebmcu, Die Sdiife nif einsm
bcirimnlten Yiutffe ~ perialnnleIn.
slui ber Jieii, miibte oieie eanse 5Iotte
ibre ;saJrs ,idppinoisfett ben langia-
men S6iiisn onpaiien in anbcrenI
Bale iriiroen iif bi.' Sdiffe aiif Der
garBen Hoilte ,eriireiien uno ein Sbeil
mare obne Sd)us. Die aliidlid,e sln.
f.rit Der SdJifie lpiirOe Den !Saien in
elmer aSeiie b,laiteri. oob oas Soid,en
Der Sratt III. langiem bon iiaiten
se4en fonnte. Gie bur9 cine gegIef.
tung er,ielte giherbeit ipiiroe ourt
cine perntin5erte 2eiiti,ugsfaJigteii
Ger gr0beren, idneaersn ediifc, Die
iif ben llngiemeren anpniien nriiB.
ten, auisebo6eit. Sas lit ein Jaftor,
ser ii6 ais aroBe Sditidaug eripeisen
fam, beionoers BEL Dem Jest herrifen.
6en WlansI on Sdiffsraiim; Die eng.
Iiifen ;Saifiseigenttiimer ideinen
oics eingcieben sii baben, oenn ipr irn-
Eeres nnJeitiimes 8erIangen nod @c.
sleitidiifet bat fid, in LETTER Seit sc.
lcgt, ipdbreilb iett cine itarfere arillie'
riine Der Sfifie berlmtet iuiro.
sd be3ueifle ftnrf, OBJ bic ersliife
9legierling in Der Gage iein tpirb, ai.
nonen oes fiir SanbeIsidiiie erforoer.
Eden stal:bers TN aeltiigenoer 3aN III
Iieiern. gs beitett INNER bic mOglit.
fcit, beionoers tDertbpolle Sfiffe, rpie
1r,ippentransporte oser Shiiie, Die
Jrobe W,ngen Bol6 on gorb bnben,
ron ariessibiffen un6 sablreid'en
Srnisporfboofen, obne bon llnteriee-
booten augesriffeu gu ruerben. burd,
cine gefibrlife &riegs5one fiilren 3ii
IaHen- W.siner slniidt mob baben eiH.
seine Sdiife mebr GbaHecn bsi elmer
giirdtisen 8eleoeTibeit 6urtsui9iiit,,
zen. Gs lit nidrt su befiird)ten, bat, DC.
eIcitid,iffe uniere llnterieeopepationert
ernitlif binoern perben.~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22

,gs III AUDI ni9t meine Mb5i9t.
mid al ibren plab gu itellen, 9srbert,
tt tpeib re9t gut, Dab mir ba5u Fait
lalles feblt, aber i9 mDhte germ du9
einige pfliaten iibernsbmen, piellei9t
bic MufItht iiber bic Wdf1e. bic 0ors
ratbsrdume ober berslei4en - i'd
mDtte fir ettpas iorsen unb gu ben.
ten baben."
Gin leiIer S4utten flOs iiber oes
@rafen Stirn. Limb bu meinit, beine
pflidten ldsen na9 bieIsr Seite9
@ibt es nidt cine anbere, idDnere
2luisabe fir bit9 Sente bod an uns
fere 9lrmen uitb aranfen i'm 0prf.
benen bu cine 9eilise iperben tannit
unb gum She'll iapn eeiporben Bit.
Siebt man bod jest fdpn gu Dir ailf
bic bu pbne SDsern in bic Siitten Del
4rmutb unb &rantbeit trittfi unn
!9ilfe Tpenbeit."
gliidbetb mar ounfel erslii6t. sd
ipsnbete nur BON beinem Rei9tbum :"
.GIifabstb", rief er errest. ~tpmmt
Dir tein @epante, ME tief ou mid eben
perlebt BATE - SIT niht bein, mas
mein ift?.
.@ersib!" Bat fie lsiie.
Der 9raf blieb ernit unb ihpieS
fetunoenlans,. unp Elm biiitersr,
iamerSli6er alusprud trat III iein
Intlib.
bu bid ip penis befrieDigt fiihlt,
bem i6 babe nur ben einen WuHid,
bid slIdlid uHb frub gu feben."
,4h, Serbert, tpie bereipe i'd es, Dir
Don meinen tbDri6ten Wiiniden ses
iproaen gu baben. Sd bate scipib
sei9pesen, tpenn niht Der 3ufal-"
,Su io[fit mir itets ales fagen,
ipas bid bebriidt, &inb; mir bannI
liest es in meiner Maht, Die 9inbers
niIe aus benz @ege gu rdumsn- Nod|
beute tperbe i9 nit 9eate ipreaen. Su
iolit baben, mas bu Diini9eit, aber
iperbe tpieber better uno frpb."
geI6dmt bur9 feline 9iite ientte
gliiabetb bic glusen gu Soben. Gs
mar seipib tsin leiates, gsate CUR
Ssraussabe eines ibrer Re9te 5u be-
ipegen, aber er nabm es auf ii4 aus
2ibe gu ibr. Sdtten bod nur bieisI
Dunlmen sbrdnen iie ni6t uerra.hen!
Sic gdbe jeBt ettpas brum, tpenn bic
9lngelegenbeit ni9t sur Spra9e ges
tonmen pdre.
sd made mir @ortpiirfe; i4 latte
mid niat biirfen hieberoriiden lais
fen. iasts lie leiie.
sd nur babe mir @orfpiirfe suI
MAIDEN, eripiberte er freunbIid. sd
mar in meiner srauer esoiitii4, unb
bahie ni4t barun. bab beine Sugsnb
2uit unb 3eritreuung brdud,t.
mir tperben mprgen einisegefuae tn
Der Nafbaridoft MAIDEN. Du pirit
anbers MenI9en tenuen lernen unb
neue ginbriide empfungen. limb nun
iomm, LAB uns unieren Spaaiersans
fortiesen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22
1rlnbeisenihn,ns.i .iisbertrasansen.
Gineinuatt 81. Gsbr.

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ibeiluns auf @alnlt 5ils, $3.50.
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partlin, Got go. 40 BON Snrob
S6muder's Rudaab in Der goritabt
Cartilage. 81.
Carolina GtrauB an Sbd Ofrent,
10 Sabre pa6t, bonn 30. Gebruar
1917 an, auf 80 BEL 215.S8 SUB on
Der Gale 2lDsnn.. JdbrIihe Mlistbe
1878 NIT alniaafspriDiIesium fir
$500.
\ 2aura 3. MeSarlnn an Gutberin.
W. S&roeber, 80 Gub an Der Weiis
jtits ber Gbur4 Gtsubk 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22
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