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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-18
VOKIECIAI SUMUSTT
OFENSYVOJE.
Ju nuostoliai siekia 100000.

Londonas, liepoS lS.-Anot
gautQ ziniQ is muSiQ Iauko,
vokieGiai per dvi savo ofenSy-
voS dieni netekO 100000 ka-
reiviQ.
VokieCiQ kariuomen@ uptS
Marine klonyj SuIaikoma. "
vakar pilmyn paSivart VoS
iris myliaS daugiau. TaiSi
iie iSviSo ten bus paSivare
vos tik 6 myliaS.
Prizes toki dideli vokieGiQ
uzsimoiimQ il pasiruoSim2 tos
keIioS mylios yra kaipir ME
kas.
Vism .iie Sutinka Stiprias
taIkininkQ sienas, ko, turbut,
nekuomet nesitik6jo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-18
zUVO LAKUNAS LETT.
ROOSEVELT.
Buvo jauniausias pulk. Roose-
veto sunuS.

Paryzius, IiepOs 1S.-Havas
ziniQ agentura pusoficlJallal
praneSa, kad kar6s lauke zu-
vo lakmas leitenantas Quen-
tin Roosevelt, zinomo pulki-
ninko RooseveltO jauniausias
sunus. 10 maSina nukrltO
prieSininko linijosna.
Leitenantas Roosevelt veikG
Chateau-Thierry fronte. Pra-
eta Sekmadieni jis buvo pa
Sileides net deSimti myliQ
prieSininko Some. Roosevelt
Skrido su kitais 13 ameriko-
niSkQ lakunQ.
Gryztant atgal kazkaip
Roosevelt uzsiliko uzpakalyj
if il Savo ugnin pagavo keli
vokieciQ lakstytuvai.
Sp6jama, kad lakunas Roo
sevelt buves pazeistas ir ne
gal6ies kontroliuoti lakstytu-
vo. Sitas Observation-Disclosures
smego zem6n.
Kit tvirtina, kad musiQ
metu jo lakstytuvas uzsideges.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-18
KALTE SUVERCIAMA ANT
TALKININKV.
Maskvoje yra blogas padeji-
mas.

Washington, liepos 10
Vokietija visai nekaltina boil
Seviku uz jos. ambasadoriaus
nuzudyma Maskvoje. Visa
katie suverGia ant socijalistq
revoliucijonieriq, kuriems pir-
miau vadovavo Kerenskis.
Kadangi pastarasis darbuo-
iasi iSvien su talkininkais, su-
prantama, visa katie uz am
basadoriaus nuzudyma SUI
verGiama ant talkininku.
Vokieciai bolsevikq juk ir
negali kaltinti, mes tie jiems
reikalingi. Bolsevikai yra kai-
zerio bernai. "
Gauta ziniu, kad Maskvoje
padejimas yra labai blogas.
Miestan traukiniai neateina.
Paciam mieste betvarke. Vi
sokia komunikacija sunaikin-
ia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-18
CEKAI-SLOVAKAI SPAU-
DzIA BOLsEVIKUS.


Pekinas, liep. 18.- tekai-
slovakai visur Wis labjaus
spaudzia bolsevikus. Trans
baikalo apskrityj eekai paeme
miesta Klu6evsk. Bolsevika1
is ten atsimete ir koncentruo-
iasi Verchniaudinske.
Is Maudzurijos apturima IL
MOS, kad tenai prizes bolseyi-
kus zymiai pazangiuoja If
gen. Semionov su savo kariuo-
meme.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-18

siton ofensyvon parinkta
zymiausieji kariuomen6s pull
kai. JQ tarpe yra trys divizi-
jos ciesoriSk kojo gvardijos kor-
puso. Paskui seka pulkai ba-
varQ, saksonQ, prusu ir kt.
Sta ofensyva paciQ vokieciQ
pavadinta " "friedensturm"
ty. taikos antpuolis (Stur-
mas). Mes tarpe vokieciQ ka-
reiviu paskleista isitikinimas,
kad tai esanti paskutin6 O.
fensyva, po kurios turi sekti
taika, kaip tik busiq sutruS-
KNIT talkininkai.
Teciau patys vokieGiai ne
laisviai pripazista, kad vokie-
CLANS visai nepavyks su Sta
ofensyva.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-18
SUSIAURINA AUTOMOBI-
LIU GAM1NIMA.

Washington, liepos 49,.
Kares pramones taryba SUI
siaurino fabfikantams pasa-
zieriniq automobilip gamini-
ma, kadangi medziaga, SUI
vartojama automobiliams, yra
reikalinga kares tikslams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-18
ssUDEGINTA PASTURE ST.
21 LAKSTYTUVU.

Londonas, liepos 1S.-sale
Nivelle, kaip pranesama is
Amsterdamo, sudenginta di-
dele orlaiviq pasture, su ku-
riaia zuvo 81 vokieciu laksty-
tuvas.
Vokieciai tame darbe inta-
ria belgus revoliucijonierius.
Keliolika belgQ suareStuota.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-18
CHOLERA BRIAUJASI
SUOMIJON.
Petrograde kasdien mirsta
500 zmoniu.

Londonas, liepos 49, Co.
penhagon atkeliavusieji Ike,
liauninkai pasakoja, kad Pet
rograde nuo choleros kasdien
mirsta apie 500 zmonip. sita
bjaurioji ir pasibais6tina cpl
demija spriaudziasi ir Suo-
mijon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-18
LENINAS GRUMOJA TAIL
KININKAMS.
Sake pertrauksias diplomatl,
MUS santikius.

Amsterdam, liepos 18.-Ru-
sQ bolSeviku vadas Leninas.
anot ziniu is Maskvos, jau
galvoja pertraukti .rysius su
Anglia If su kitomis Sail
mis-, kurios iSsodino savo ka-
riuomenes Murmano pakras
ciais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-18
OAR VIENAS ISDAVIKAS
NUGALABINTAS.

Paryzius, liepos 49, Vim,
cennes Sile sulig kares teismc
nusprendimo vakar susaudy,
tas buvusio provokisko laik-
raScio Bonnet Rouge direkto-
rius, M. Duval, kaipo iSdavi-
kas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-18
STREIKUOJA MAsINISTAI
SU PAGELBININKAIS.

Newark, N. j., liepos 49,.
sitam distrikte kares istaigo-
Sc sustreikavo apie 8 TUX
staneiai ivairios rusies ma
sinistp ir ju pagelbininku.
Streikuoja del didesnes uz-
mokesties.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-18
AMERIKONAI PAEME
DAUGIAU 500 voKIEcIU

Washington, liepos 49,
Gener. Pershing savo prane-
Sine sake, kad Marine fronte
amerikonai savo kontratako-
mis- paeme nelaisven daugiau
500 vokieciq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-18
LIEPos 1S, 1918.

Chicago ir apylinkes. :
Siandie iSdalies debesiuota
sil6iau; rytoj grazus oras.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-18

Paryzius, liepos 18.-Pran-
cuziios vyriausyb6 panaikino
savo Sales gyventojams be-
m6sines dienas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-18
SutruSkinta ofensyva.

Nors vokieciai isteng6 per,
simesti per upe Marine, jQ O.
fensyva reikia skaityti sutruS-
kinta, ty. nepavykusia. Gi pc
r6jusios per upe armijos liki-
mas gall but toksai, kaip aus
trans, kituOmet perGjusiems
upe Piave, 1talijoje.
Bet vokieGiai neuzsileidzia,
Ir tolesniai kovoja su visu pa
$6lime. Jie negal3 prizes talk
ninkus pakilti gene,
,lEGn vietose juos tOlo-
kai atblOSk6 amerikOnai
pakilti general6n atakon, ka-
dangi daugel vietuOse juos
tOlOkal atbl0Ske amerlkOnal
su prancuzais. Todel atlieka
lokales atakas. Tiesiog pei
peili lenda. Mes jie dar stip-
rus Savo skaitlingumu.
Suzinota, kad Sitai ofensy-
val vokieciQ Stabas panaudO-
jo $4,000 kareiviQ. sitQ di-
desn6 dalis dalyvauja mu-
Siuose, gi kita dalis palikta
atsargoje.
Taigi ofensyvos pabaiga
dar toll. VokieGiai dar smar-
kiai trankysis il labjaus ga
les i$vystyti muSius. Bet prin-
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-31
Accused Of pisloxaltx.

Lesterville.-At a regular meeting
of the Lestcrville Commercial club
the members voted to disbar from
membership in the organization one
of the business men of the city and
leading socialist of the community.
1t is charged that he is entirely anti
government in his attitude and in. his
talk. The mans name was not made
public. At the same meeting the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted by
the club: Whereas, our country IS
at war, the Lesterville Commercial
club, through its members, renews it's
allegiance to its country and does
hereby offer it's undivided support in
the prosecution of this war to a sue
cessful conclusion; and, whereas. this
commercial club is an American in
stitution, no one whose loyalty is I'M
der suspicion can retain a member
ship in this organization, and every
member is required to assist in every
way and manner in which he reason
ably can do So"
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-31
All, in Red Cross.

Sioux Falls.-Thc greatest Red Cross
family in the state or northwest is
believed to be that of Mr. and Mrs
Hauck, of DeSmet. In recent newspa-
per stories it was said the family con-
tanned sixteen members, but there are
eighteen in all--the parents and six
teen children. All are members OF
the Red Cross. Thirteen of the chill
dren are under is years of age and
are at home with their parents. This
fact clears Mr.. liauck from having to
pay income tax on a couple of thou
sand dollars, as the law provides that
from the gross income 5000 may be
deducted for each child under 13 be-
sides the $4,000 exemption for mar.
ried man.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-31
DAKOTA GUSTS AN AeIrAroR.
"counciI Of Peace Leader" 10 Dumped
Out on Prairie

Mitchell.-William G. Rempfes. OF
Parkston, 8. d.. executive secretary
of the South Dakota branch Of the
Peoples Council of America, and
delegate to the state convention OF
the socialist party here. was forcib-
ly elected from Mitchell and the con-
vention which he was attending brok-
en- up This action. it is said, was
based upon reports that Rempfcr in
stituted seditious activities at the
meeting. The convention of the social
lists was broken up by local police
on orders of Mayor j. f. Wells.
Rampfer's election from the city
followed later. He was captured" on
the streets by five unknown men and
hustled into an automobile in which
he was driven five miles from town.
There he was set out upon the prai-
rte and. according to reports. was
told to proceed afoot to his home
in Parkston and warned not to re-
turn to Mitchell. No violence was
done to Rempfer.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-31
Girl Is Successful Farmer.

Misunderstanding more than $4,000
clear in six and a half years is the
record of Miss Cora Rudd, former
school teacher of this place. now back
here on visit. She went to Canada
about seven years ago and took
section of land with script. She
farmed the land since by renting and
hiring help. She sold the first car of
wheat there last year for 49, She
made money from the start OF her
farming and last fall sold the place
for 100000. She bought another 300
acre farm near Winnipeg. Besides
this she has fortune in cash and
bonds. Her income each month from
interest is $116.6O.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-31
Ate Raw Sausage; III.

Madison. From eating sausage
made from raw pork and beef and
not cooked thoroughly, but merely
smoked, six persons of the family of
H. B. Boyer. north of Madison. and
several neighbors who partook of the
meat. are suffering serious attacks of
trichinosis. None of the cases are
regarded as being fatal, though all of
them are considered as serious and
will require six weeks or more for
their recovery. A child member of the
family who was in hospital for ap-
pendicitis developed the disease, and
the mother, who was caring for her,
also was sick. They were removed
to their home, however. and all are
under the care of a physician and
trained nurse.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-31
Celebrate Golden weddino.

Egan.-An interesting event in So
cial circles in this city was the Oh
servance OF the golden wedding ami
versary Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Steph-
ems. highly respected pioneer residents
Of Egan and vicinity. Relatives and
friends from several states gathered
at their home to aid them in suitably
observing the occasion. They camc
to this part of South Dakota from
Iowa in 1873 and have resided here
continuously since that time. They
withstood all the privations of the
early settlers. and finally had the sat-
isfaction Of having fortune smile upon
them.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-31
Labor Situation Good.

Sioux Falls.-Charles McCaffree,
state immigration commissioner, who
was in the city recently, declares that
last season was most satisfactory
one. especially compared with pre-.
vious seasons when the I. w. w.
caused some trouble. He explained
that it was the purpose Of his depart
ment to eliminate the loafer element
and have plenty of good workers on
hand when needed and that organiza.
ton was accomplishing good results
He gave it as his opinion that South
Dakota would find no trouble in pro-
curing all the help it wanted the COM
ing season.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-31
DESERTERS CAUGHT
HOMESIck DAKOTA SOLDIERS
ARE ARRESTED At
PARKER.
HAPPENINGS OF THE STATE
What 10 Going on Here and There
That 10 Of Interest to the Read.
ers Throughout South Da.
kota and Vicinity.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Parker.-Henry Rang and Dan Lun-
ming. two Turner county soldiers who
have been in training at Camp Funs-
ton, were arrested on charges of be-
ing absent from their duties without
leave. The arrests were made upon
receipt of a telegram from the com,
handing officer at Camp Funston.
Members Of the military police arrived
and took them back, where they will
face the charge.
The young men evidently were un.
aware of the seriousness of their of
tense. They explained that they
wanted to "see the folks at home
and had no intention of permanently
leaving the army.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-31
DAKOTA BRIEFS.

% . 90 % 90 . Q . - .
Splitting Of a can of gasoline in an
open hot air register started blaze
that practically destroyed the o. R.
Rosenuist general store at Ethan. The
loss is placed at about $4,000, most
ly insured.
The new postoffice building at Madi-
son rapidly is nearing completion and
is expected to be ready for occupancy
February l. Postmaster William
Lowe has been appointed custodian Of
the building and will have charge Of
it in the future.
The owners of the Philip light and
power company have offered to sell
the plant to the city and there is a
possibility that the offer will be &C.
copied and that Philip viii plunge in.
to municipal ownership to this extent
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-31
Held for Auto Theft.

Mitchell.-Paul E. Bauer, charged
with obtaining an automobile here
with bogus check and apprehended
at Douglas. Wyo., has a hard luck
story. He says he never would have
been arrested for the theft II a bar
Der had not lathered his face. ex-
cused himself for a moment and went
out and stole the car. His search
for it. and its subsequent discovery
$50 miles away, Bauer says, led to his
arrest.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-31
HorticuIturists Meet.

convention of the South Dakota Horti
cultural society is in full swing. with
a good attendance. The program is
essentially war program, with DEM
onstrations of canning, addresses on
raising more garden stuff. and similar
subjects. with papers on fruit growing
and on beautifying lawns and home
grounds in addition.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-31
Doctor Escapes Accident.

Alexandria-Dr. A. J. Clifford, of this
place, by combination OF rare good
fortune and quick work with controls.
saved himself from a turnover acct.
dent when front wheel lcaped from
the right axle Of his car and rolled
away in the snow while he was trav.
cling at high rate Of speed answer
ing night hurry up" call.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-31
Train Hits a Handcar.

Rapid City-When a local freight
train from this city backed into a
handcar on which Claud Jaquish and
his father. Frank Jaquish, were rid
ing, six miles south of this city on
the Northwestern line, the son was
thrown from the car and killed, the
father escaping with only few
bruises. The son was section fore.
man for the Northwestern at Brennan
and the father was working under
him.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-31
Cannot Marry by Wire.

Pierre. Marriage by Western Un-
ion" was the inquiry which came to
the attorney general from Sully coun-
ty. a young lady in that county de-
string to marry one Of the Sully coun-
ty boys with the troops in Virginia.
and conducting the ceremony by wire
But 1t was held that this could not he
legally done. and the ceremony will
have to wait.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-31
AIleaed oeserter Taken.

Yankton.-Upon advice from tho
commanding officer at Camp Funston
Kenneth Brockman. who was sent
from Yankton county with the selects
from the first draft. had been arrested
as q deserter and is being held in
the county jail pending further inves.
tigation from Camp Funston.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-31
South Dakota Boys in France.

Mitchell.--Scores OF letters from
members OF what was formerly Com
pany F, First South Dakota Infantry,
now with the 116th supply train. indi-
cate that the Mitchell men are finally
IN France. The letters report that
Christmas was spent at sea. The
health of the company is reported ex-
cellent.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-31
Gives Widow FUN Share.

0tVe1 WtuUW FUTT SHAre.
Sioux Falls.-Mrs. Henrietta Van
Gerpen. widow Of Frank X. Van Ger
pen. will receive her full interest in
the estate, according to a decision of
the supreme court Of South Dakota,
Just rendered. The estate Is estimated
at $4,000 and the widows share will
10 40 per cent Of this, or about $4,000.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-31
Active In Red Cross Work.

RcttVe IN Red Cross WORK.
Students of the University of South
Dakota formed university auxiliary
of the Red Cross. One of the parlors
in East Hall has been fitted up to
work in and is open every afternoon
and one evening each week. The girl
students Of the university are engaged
in making hospital dressings under
competent direction.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-31
Placed Upon Same Basis.

State college has received word
from Washington that the best agri-
cultural students will be placed upon
the same basis of deferred classical
ton as to war service that has been
arranged for engineering students of
high rank. This action was taken by
the war department partly upon the
recommendation Of a special session
of the American Agricultural College
Association at which Is states were
represented.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-31
Economics Club at University.

Econom1cS VIuo at university.
A Home Economics club, composed
Of women students at the University
Of South Dakota is intensively study.
ing the problems of food conservation
under the leadership Of Professor Eva
R. Robinson. The officers of the club
are: Mae Wilson, Dallas, PRESIDENT.
Alma Lukken, Worthing, vice presi-
dent; Hazel Clark, Armour, secretary
and treasurer.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-01-31
Article. Of INCORPORATION.

VetS1eo u tHS0TP0TdItoH.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed for the Little Giant Manufacture.
ing Co. at Mitchell. Capital $4,000.
Incorporators, E. ]. Wipf, j. A. Payne,
T. S. Shanard. For the Herreid
Farmers store with capital of s10,-
900 to conduct general merchan-
disc business. Incorporators. Chas. L.
Gross, Isadore Weinstein, Philip Sill.
verman.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-21
puteiS.

HOTEL ALAMO
325 MIaulu 9la5a - bibi6 mobllefte
refine 9ir,ner. 75c nnb 81 per Taa; per
Wphe $500 nno a%uftparts. alfes Sez
Iephpn grodett 65S.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-21
6reie YreIe fit seras: Montag ben q. Sanuar 1918.
Gerhard uno lab ldd)elno 81 mir bers

sunter.
Sam, binii6tlid) oeS lebteu @ruus
oes oiirfte oie 8itte bob id)on ieoell-
fails gerebmigt merOen miiiien," iag-
tie er nit Ieiner moblflingenben, tie
fen Stimme. u9lio III ben 9erb]k
ferien, Goltiine;; aber lDie befomntcl
mir ben flei1len Monn ber?"
SD iab i'm nod i1tliter bctrofsn
on; oab i) Die Inrcoe at ben gSettcr
halblollt gebalten, fam min nift III
Sen Sinn, oann aber iubelte Die Srelt-
Sc, balo meinen 2iebling bier 5u wil~
fen, lout auf. 8, Better, liebIter Sci.
ter, Sic molen erlal1belt, ooB 8ecrg
fommt2" SD fdBte feline @ano rllo
bing MIDI mie ein &ino M leinrn
Arm. 80, ou5 miro berrlid), bas miro
cine 2llt!" @os iagt ober Gante
Goitb oa5u2 @iro lie ibn aud baben
molell l1no -
,@elpiB, gemiBl" %berlbigte ct nald.
oMber nun ermeiien Sic mir eillen
@~egenoienit, Gollline; i6 iud)e Gbor-
lotte, tie ioa bel gallte g:oitb iein;
bort fano i) inoelien ale Silreil ge-
ldlo1ien, oos Wabd)en aber lagte MIR,
bie iyrdnleiil lpdren I'M aloltergarten
ullo nun finoe ib bier 8lpar I'M nlelon=
d)olild)lteil @infel oes gan5en 8or-
tens oie cine aber mo mag Die an
bere iein?"
,,Sier, grroer, bier!" rief Gbar-
lotto ullo bil1g I'M ltad)iten 4%lgenbl;fe
an ieinenl Solie. Gage RAID, mie
qebt es Dir, mas bringlt OIL, licblt III
mobl als?"
g9tltn, 2ottd)elL einesteils gut, aber
anoernteils ood) lalien mir oas
nun. Sd ba6e fir bid tauieno @riiBe
Don Mobert uno OIL nlodteif Sante
goitb bic Nodridt brillgen DaB CT
mobIbeitellter SberIorlter III 5olfe=
RODE ~eelparber lit. Sd iolte Is iH
nid)t lneen, er pollte cs audi nid
idlreiben, lie lol ats oeineln Wl,noe
erfobren, 10 iulnldt ct.
Cigarettes id6nes @eiidt ergIiihte
pIotIid 70 roiig ME Die Strablen Der
lntergebenbeal Come, uno Die blal=
Ell Mligen glau5ten Dor Nrelloe; lie
bob ii1 auf Den 5l,Blpitelt empoc,
oriifte einen SUB III ben Monoen Bart
Hires 8rnoers, oani1 lief iie geidppino
mie elm Neb iiber Die Haienplase mo
@eae, uno balo perifmallb ilre
petBe @eitolt inter ben Bogen oes
aren5galges.
@erborb lab ibr ldd)elno nod,
nann fpanote Ell lid gu mir uno lebte
lidJ auf Die iteinerne ganf, offenbar
in Ser Mbiidt, ser Sdmeiter cine llt-
geltorte Winute nit Ser 8ante Sill
gonnen.
SIT Dies SIR 2ieblinesplas !"
fragte CT.
SD beiabte.
,Mogen Sic Den Earf nid)t lie
ber2 Gs lit ood) eigentlid, gar 81 me-
landoIii6 bier fir Elm 10 iunges
Wdbhen-
.Nein. Sd bin lieber bier, neil
i) bier niemano begegne; es lit ge-
raoe, ols gebore oieier 8arten mir
gang allein."
(Sortiesung folgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-21
Klolter Wendbulen.
Roman pom @. Seimburg.

Hon.an ION @. @ejmburg.
C%SortieBuna.l
IS iino mobl bod hie Ser9e>
IS lit mobl grim oos Sal;
Mein Sdob Der lit Elm Sooer,
Den lieb' i'd tauienomoll
iara Charlotte nit ilrer leiien, lI,5-
Iihen Stimnle.
81 fIog Elm tpiloer 6alfe
Sod iber mir oabin;
Salt, idouit Oh meinen eiebitell,
sag inn, trell NOR meln Sit11.
$50 @i6en lte9ell utlo Sud)ell,
90 bliibt @ilorosIein rot,
l1no ioI ib bid nidt liebelL
80 frdrlf id) MIDI 5u 500.
8enn Oh mid Damn b%egraben,
5hreib' auf oen Stein babel,
Sier rltbt nein fei1les Sleb6en,
GEM brad SOS Ser5 entdfpell
SD marote mid all ibr blnllber, lie
bate lih einer1 ounfelroten Walpen'
fron5 auf oos Sallpt eeiest uno oos
iuBe @eiibt iab NIT einel1 faIt per-
fIGrte1l 9lid unter benz ieurigen
sdmuf berpor; Die 8dnoe bielt lie
I'M Die aniee geihltngen nno miegte
ben lblalafen &orper noh Dem safic
ser einfohen Meelooic.
gs limo mobl bod Die gerge,
IS lit pobl grim oas Gal;
Wein Shas, Der lit Elm Sdger,
Gen lieb ib taulenbinal!
larg lie nod einmul, aber Ieet laltf
un6 fnit iibermiitig, baum ld]ritt lie
an mir poriiber. BEN Weo binuntes,
langiam nit aeienttem 9oupte, dfS
siude tie ettpoa Sd folgte ibr nit
ben Mmgeti, naate aber tlift nadsu.
geben; sltIest peridtpanh tic aln5lih
III Dem oihten Bosfett bes @nrtenS;;
MIR fin uro mieber faiutte ibr hlon.
Der aopf elm Woneut iiber Dem grii,
men @etpirr ser 3meige aitf.
Cd laB i'd lnfn nllciH nuf meinsm
2iebIingspldsd)en. Dor mir lag Der
Garten in ser rotsIibeloen Abcno-
belendtung ielbit oie. grauen Mouern
oes Sauies unb Die Sdulen res
areu5ganges idnnmerteu roiig; fein
2ant, fem Saudi unterbrah Die tiefe
Hlibe, grabesitia un0 berlaIien rings.
nm. SD ieste mid red]t bequem ailf
Dem alten @rabltein 5uredt uIla
idlang ben 9lrn1 INN ben Stamm ei-
ner GppreIie, CHARLOTTE lHllBte ia
balo mieoerfommell, uno nun beidaf-
tigten iid meine Weoanten uieoer
nit benz Moment, no ib Better Scr
baro bitten molte, 8eorg 81 ben sSe-
rien berfommen gu lafIen. SD
tpanbelte i'm @eilt Die Stufen ser
giGa binan uno frat Idiid)tern ii, len
3immer.
.9ieber Better miiroe i'd iagan
,ib babe cine 10 groBe Bite an Sic
= bite, bite, erlauben Sic bod, oab
@eorg in ben Berien mid bcfifen
bari, i'd babe Sebniuht nod ihm unO
if) muB ibm bod ieine Sad1en aus
fIiden."
Sn oielem 4ugenblif liel Elm onllfs
Ter Sdatten iiber meine feline Ser
fonliffeit uno I'M ndditcn i@tretfte ib
pie abipebreno Die 1dnoe aus, os.in
Dor mir, geraoe bort inter Dem Sin-
ben5tpeie 10 bod, oaB biz glitter fem
blondes @aar ~beribrten, ltano Better