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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
MRS. DEAHL'S SENTENCE
is UPHELD ON APPEAL
Judge Cabaniss Confirms Con-
viction for Abuse to Children

The appeal of Mrs. III. M. Deahl from
conviction in the police court on a
charge of cruelty i'll treating her minor
children, Iva and Friend Deahl, was
heard yesterday by Judge Cabaniss
who sustained the conviction. Mrs
Deahl must now serve her six months
sentence in the county jail
Her offense consisted in conniying at
indecent acts in which a man named
John w. Wood participated Wood
pleaded guilty of his infamous miscon-
duct last Saturday and was sentenced
to a term of six years in state prison.
The Deahl children are the subject
of conflicting application for letters OF
guardianship now pending before Judge
Murasky. Mrs. Margaret Jorgensen. a
member of the Salvation Army, and
Mrs Laura Rehfisch, who is connected
with the Associated Charities, are the
rival applicants. Meanwhile. the chill
dren are in the care of probation Off
Ger of the juvenile court.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
SAVAGE COLLIE DOG BITES
LITTLE SON OF PHYSICIAN
Child of DIR. II. S. Warren Ter
ribly MangIed by Beast

The friends of Dr. II. s. Warren, re-
Gently of Lane hospital, this city. will
be grieved to learn that his little son.
wounds inflicted by a collie dog.
Dr. Warren is now located at Coalin-
ga. Last Tuesday his little boy was
playing on the porch of the doctors
residence when he was suddenly at
tackled by collie dog. The savage
animal frightfully mangled the child
about the face. One lip was almost
torn off and other wounds inflicted.
Fortunately medical aid was at once
obtained and every precaution taken to
prevent Infection or rabies.
1t is feared that the child will be
disfigured for life. but as yet the physi-
clans can not say definitely as to that.
At last accounts the little sufferer
was doing as well as could be expected,
but the danger line has not yet been
passed.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
UNITED RAILROADS
FILES DEATH ROLL
Quarterly Report of Killed and
Injured Sent to the
Supervisors
Seven Slain and $50 Hurt, Is
Record for Period Ending
March 81

The United Railroads quarterly re-
port of the deaths and injuries caused
by the operation of its cars in San
Francisco for the quarter ending March
81 was sent to the board of super
visors three months after the close of
the period and now awaits reference
by thar body to committee.
Seven persons were killed by the
cars in January. February and March,
and in each case the unf ,rtuaate met
his or her end by being run over
stepped in front of the car IS the sole
remark appended in each case to the
bare statement OF the victims name.
The long list of the injured gives
352 as the total number hurt, and no
report is made of the odtcome of the
injury or its character unless per
sonal injury" after each name may be
considered explanatory No impersonal
injuries are mentioned.
Even in the case OF the Seven people
Killed no particulars are given, neither
the date of the accident, ADDRESS OF the
evictim nor name of the line.
In every one of the 352 cases the full
name and date of first employment of
hotofinan, .Srlpman AMI conductor IS
set down, probably to avail of an ex-
cuse of inexperienced operators
wherever possible.
The names of the seven who died as
the result of stepped in front of the
car follow:
Nelson F. cornick, stepped in front of car p
Einedora Martin, stepped in front Of car
Charles coyne, stepped in front of car
Dolly Gray, stepped in front of car"
One unknown stepped in front of carr
guided by Motorman B. T. Nichols and in charge
of Conductor @. Cameron.
One unknown, stepped in front of car
guided by Motorman J. Graves and in charge Of
Conductor j. Unruh.
One unknown" brushed from carr guided
by Motorman M. Otto and in charge Of Con-
ductor John Woback.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
WOMEN IN RELIEF HOME
OBJECT TO GUARDIANSHIP
Wollenburg Wants to Handle
Estates to Protect Owners

Elizabeth Strauber, SO, and Ann
Kelly. So. inmates of the Relief Home
for Aged and Inflrm, objected in Judge
Mogan's court yesterday to the petit
ton OF C. M Wollenburg. superintend-
ent of the institution, that he be APP
pointed guardian of their estates Mrs.
Strauber owns a piece of realty in
Eighth avenue worth $4,000, while Mrs.
Kelly has 81 500 in bank.
Wollenburg said that If some respon-
sible person were not given the hand
ling of this property the women were
liable to get into the hands of design
ing persons and be despoiled. Then
they would become a burden on the
state.
As it developed that both women
have relatives, Judge Mogan put the
petitions over for further hearing next
Thursday, directing that the relatives
be notified
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
WILL OF e. A. DENICKE
ADMITTED TO PROBATE
Estate of $450,OOO Is Divided
Among Widow and Children

The will of Ernst August Denicke.
who died in Geneva. Switzerland. Feb
ruary II, 1909. leaving an estate worth
between 100000 and 100000, was adj
mitted to probate by Judge Trout yes
terday.
Denicke owned real estate in Ala
media, Shasta, Fresno, Tulare and Mon
terey counties, besides valuable securi-
ties. Half the estate, being community,
goes to the widow, and the remainder
is by the will divided share and share
alike among the three children of
the testator-Frederick A. Denicke, Ida
Leuschner (wife of A. o. Leuschner)
and Ernest H. Denicke.
Pending distribution of the estate
Judge Trout granted the widow an
allowance of 5000 a month.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
ASKS POLICE TO FIND
HIS MISSING SPOUSE
A. S. Harvey Looking for Wife
Who Sold His Clothes

A. S. Harvey.-a carpenter living at
SOC Shotwell street, asked the assist
ance of the police yesterday in locating
his wife, who disappeared Wednesday
after leaving him note that she had
sold all of his clothing and jewelry
to IAN old clothes man to obtain suf-
f1cient money to leave the city&
Harvey was a work Wednesday, and
all that was left to him were the
clothes he wore.
Harvey said his wife had been talk
ing about Seattle and thought she
might go there. where she had been
employed as a barber.
An application was made to Police
Judge Conlan by Harvey for q warrant
for the arrest of his wife for stealing
his clothes and jewelry, but the Judge
informed him that no charge could be
made against her.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
]. PURDY CLEARED OF
ENLIGHTENMENT CHARGE
Jules CIerfayt Abandons Prose.
cufiOn of Broker

on the motion OF Assistant District
Attorney Hanley, the charge OF embez-
element against Jonathan Purdy. a
stock broker, was dismissed by Judge
Cabaniss yesterday.
Purdy was accused of having en-
hezzled s24875 from Jules Clerfayt, q
we'll known local rallroadman, for
whom Purdy has bought and sold
stocks for number of years. The al
legation of embezzlement arose out OF
one Of those transactions.
Clerfayt Informed Haniey that II he
knew as much when he swore- TO the
Information as he now knows he would
not have made the charge. He does not
believe that Purdy had any criminal
intent.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
WILL ADDRESS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WILL ADDRESS MATERIALIsTs-Profe
Maynard Shipley viii address the San Francisco
materialist association this evening at s O'Clock
at Jefferson Square building, OPS Golden Gate
avenue. His subject, wonders of the Heavens -
will be illustrated with stereopticon views. A
musical program in connection with the lecture
lie also promised. The speaker for next Friday,
July Q, is Walter Macarthur, editor Of the Coast
Seaman's Journal. His topic will be The Law
OF Human Progress"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
NEW BANKING LAW
BROADfNS POWER
Will Encourage the Placing of
Large Sums in State
Depositaries
[Speciol Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, July 1.-The new
banking law, which went into effect
today, will greatly broaden the power
of the state to deposit money in the
banks, says Superintendent of Banks
Alden Anderson, whose duties COM
menced with the law.
Instead of causing the state treas
uFer to withdraw millions of dollars
from depositaries it will encourage the
placing in of large sums.
One of the important effects of the
new law is that it will give the savings
banks the power of accepting deposits
of public moneys the same as other
banks This will be a great help in the
circulation of money. says Anderson,
and its effect will be noticeable.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
Your Vacation

Where are you going to spend II?
II you haven't decided you can
quickly do SO by getting free The
Calls booklet. Where to Go in SUM
mer Days. which contains all the
leading resorts of the state, with fI,Ii
information relating to them. Comics
may be had by calling at the following
offices of The San Francisco Call:
Main ONCE. Market and Third SITS.
Branch Office. 1851 Fillmore st.
Oakland ONCE. A6S Eleventh st.
Out of town copies will be sent by
mail.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
Candy Fireworks

Original Fourth of July novelties.
such as Cannon Crackers, Flag Boxes
and Shield Boxes filled with candies.
At all four of Geo. Haas & Sons
Candy Stores Phelan Building, FIJI
more at Ellis, Van Ness at Suffer, and
% Market st. (near ferry).
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
LETTER CARRIERS WILL
GATHER AT SHELL MOUND
Plans Completed for Fourth oil
July Picnic,

Arrangements have been completed
by the letter carriers association for
its annual fourth of July picnic to be
held at Shell Mount park.
The athletic games have been ap-
proved and will be supervised by the
Pacific amateur athletic associations
There will be a relay race between
the carriers and the clerks for trophy
offered by Postmaster Arthur Fisk
The committee in charge is as fol-
lows:
Joseph McGill ]. T.. 0'Conuor
J. II. Fraser William J. Hanckamp
S. /. Marks W. Capel
J. +. WEIGH ]. SchmetzF
William Jurst George Clausen
w. Dunshee J. Walsh
H. Vors l. K. McKeever
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02

cray Hair Stopped-By Mrs. Nettie
7zerrieouss 4-Day Hair Color. The only
~rffrelv successful and satisfactory
,-rerars ton for this purpose. Clearly
ssfe. quick Never falls. All druggists
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02

WILL RENAME sTREETs-The committee
charged with the duty of suggesting new names
for certain thoroughfares of San Francisco now
having duplicated names or otherwise unsatsfsc-
tory ones met at Mayor Taylor's office yesterday
aud organized by electing Supervisor Murdoch
chairman and Supervisor Sanderson secretary.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
MAJOR T|LD[N is /.
THREATENED BY
BROTHER IN LAW
Alfred w. Won Schmidt Nurses
Alleged Grievance Regarding
Custody of Little Daughter
Challenges Former Militia Off
Ger to Fight Duel: if Refuses,
Then Knife in the Back

Major Charles l. Tflden has beer
challenged to duel and. threats have
been made against his lifei by Alfred
W. Won. Schmidt his: brother in law
who is now residing in san Diego. Won
schmidt charges Tuden with having
kidnapped Mabel F, Won Schmidt, his Il
year old daughter.
Threatening letters have been re-
eeived by TiIden from time TO time
but he has paid no attention TO them
1t. is said that the postal authorities
have expressed a Willingness to prose
cute Won Schmidt but that Tilden has
mot consented because he believes his
pife's brother is not mentally sound
MENAcING LETTER
Following is letter received by The
call yesterday and. is similar TO one
that was sent by Won Schmidt to Ma
San Diego. Cal. June 20, 'os.
1875 Atlantic street.
Editor Call. San Francisco. Cal.
Dear sir Charles l. Tilden and
wife have kidnapped my little
daughter. Mabel r. Won Schmidt
Said Charles L. Tilden is a COW
ard and kidnaper; he must fight
A duel viii give him and me a
show to see who shall keep dear
Mabel. II ne will not fight me. then
2 sharp knife in the back viii do
him some good, perhaps. Dark
night for that kind OF man. War
now TO the end.
Aloha.
Alfred ". Won Schmidt (name-
Father and Geo
p. S-Ohe sent to Charles L. Til
den. 81 Second street, San Fran
cisco.
90 -.,.-. a.
the. letter is a son Of Won Schmidt and
is said TO be a bright little chap who
is. with his father in San Diego.
MAJOR TILDEN PROMINENT
Major Tilden. who is president of the
Overland freight transfer company and
prominently connected in other enter
priees in this city, is at present in the
Sscra plento valley on business while
his Fsmily is in Yosemite valley, but
charles w Baird. the vice president
OF the Overland freight transfer com
pany. was thoroughly familiar with the
actions of Won Schmidt
The man is undoubtedly out of his
senses" said Baird yesterday. In
stead OF the girl having been kidnapped
she was deserted by Won Schmidt
about three years ago when he went
10 Tahiti, taking his two sons with
him and leaving the girl behind. She
was then about 10 years old. She went
10 the home Of her aunt, Mrs. Tilden
in Alameda. and was cared for, finally
being placed in the charge of a fam
Sly not residing In this state at present
EXPELLED FROM TAHITI
Won Schmidts sojourn in Tahiti was
limited because the French government
shipped him out OF the country fol
causing trouble among the natives
Since his return he has been residing
In San Diego. He now seems TO be
trying to force his little daughter tC
return TO his vagabond style OF living
The Tildens have done a great deal
for him and his family. but he does not
seem TO be able to appreciate it"
Won Schmidt is a son of the late
Alexis Won Schmidt, a pioneer resident
81 this city. A brother of Alfred killed
his wife and himself about 10 years
ago. Major TiIden has taken the chill
dren of that brother into his own home
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
REPORT ON BEAIE srRFET-r,,

HEPUHT On BEALE 5THEET-Ihe report of
the Merchants association the proposed cut
ting down Of the Beale street grade has been
completed and will be mailed today TO all mem
bers of the association and to the members of
the board Of Supervisors.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
Earns Living by Fishing
ISpeeiol Dispotch 70 The Gill

SAN DIEGO. July ALFRED ". Won
Schmidt. the San Diego man who claims
that his little daughter was kidnapped
two years ago, while he was on a trip
20 the Tahiti islands, Is a well known
water front character here
Won Schmidt lives in a small shack
on the water front and earns a rather
precarious living by fishing. The shack
in which he lives gives every evidence
Of extreme poverty and is more or less
in keeping with the appearance of the
nan
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
THE CORRECT DESIGNING OF
A GREAT PIANO STORE

Comfort healthlness and utility rather than extravagant
and display have been the predominant idea IN
designing construction of store which
nearing completion 153 Kearny and 2|ZZo Suffer
Great the part OF our architects Messrs
Havens Toepke has been taken that from stand
point home shall be the equal If not the SUPERIOR
appearance convenience and adapabty OF store de-
signed for the music trades in the whole United States Tx
avagance decorative effects elaboration and gaudness IN
panel frescoing udousy avoided Instead.
and elegant simplicity, with characteristic sod
and permanence will be apparent the most casual
observer Throughout the whole building piano parors
main salesroom player piano department music roll library
talking machine sa1esrooms and the general and private othces
the effect will be the of airiness hight convenience
and comfort
Our saesrooms, comprising main floor and niezzanne,
have total of 1850 square feet giving showroom
capacity for the display of nearly 400 pianos than double
the stock carried by any house the
On about July 20 hope to there, to invite
your critical inspection of the finest and by all the
sanitary comfortable any line Of trade to be
found in the whole West Just making ready for
removal and pianos being sold daily prices and
that defy competition We will be greatly pleased to
have you call.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
TELLS HIS STORY


When seen tonight he said:
When I went to the Tahiti islands
On an expedition I gave my little
daughter into the keeping of my sister.
At first I thought some of putting
sister was so anxious to get the child
7 finally consented that she should have
the little one until / returned from
The Tahiti islands.
i was gone nine months. and as the
trip was not a very successful one. I
did not have much money when I re-
turned TO California Ny sister and
her husband had moved away from
Alameda. and for some time / was not
able TO find them. When I finally did
50 my sister said that she had placed
the child where she would receive bet
ater care and attention than 1 could
give her. ] was refused all informa-
ton as to where my child was Finally
] heard that she had been sent to San
Diego, and then 1 caine here.
THREATENS To MAKE TROUBLE
~ have been living here ever since
but have been unable to learn any,
thing about my daughter. They are
keeping my child from me and I An
not going to allow IT, want ma
daughter. She is all 1 have and I car
take care of her all right. 7 havs
asked the newspapers TO. help me. anS
a short time ago 1 wrote to Governor
G5lett.
I am naturally a quiet man. but /,
Tilden does not let me know where m,
daughter is there is going to be trouble
] don't propose to have her kept from
me much longer"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-28
9rbauOlnng BON mnnbgelanfeHeH
Stellen.

9ahe bertuanOt nit punogeIoufe-
men Sieaen Der Saut iulO Die 9Iaien,
Itleiue misunderstanding inter Der
ISaut. Die lid in mebr ooer iueniger
furser Belt bel reibenoem 2rud an
getpiiicu aorperitenen ausbiloen;
Gueien nennt iie Der RuOerer, Der tie,
Oes Gu0ernS nod Deuig tun0ig, I'M.
ter 0en Shmielen Der SobIbano
mabrnimmt, ooer Der Stuoent, Der 5u
geginu Oes 6edjtlnterri6ts itc i'm
Interchangeable 5miiden Beige mo
Wtittelfinger tie ihmer5lih empfInoet,
ODER enOlih Der 6uBganger. Der oes
.Munoerns u%ngemobnt, lie 4benOs I'm,
ter Der 5nBioble bemertt. Sier trGgt
Der SdmeiBiuB unbeoingt Die Saupt.
.idulo. aQe anoeren Gueien Der.
idpin0en balo nieoer ODER geben in
cine 0rtlihe @eroidune Der Sberbaut
iiber, Die ie0er ans e%rinbrung meiB;
er braudt nod uidt einmot &aIttrd-
.aer, Ru0erer ODER 6ehter 81 lein.
Bun0gelaufeneS teuen fDer0en 5ped.
.mdBia nit GoIicpltalg beitrihen.
lie Gueien, sic ibren Qie5lingsiis an
BEN Serien baben, neil bier beim
W2arid 3eitpeilig oie 2ait oes ganoen
Iaorper5 ru6t. itn0 naA ben Grab.
.rnnQen Ir. geders am better nit
I@leiial6e su 6ebanoeln. Tns gIei
mirft in gleider @eiie fibleno, ent.
siinounasbcmmcno unO 8uiammen.
I3iebeno. Gie pilaiternrtige Gede uter
oen glaien Bat oen gor5ug elmer
iodteren @unooergiitng O~or5ubeu-
aen. Ie5 peiteren beitebt bic Dor.
ihriit, Die iurmOgelauienen SteaeH
nit 2einmau0ldppden 81 beoeden
uno iie uidt NIT woaenen Strum.
Ipien in g~eriibruHg fommeu gu Iaiien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-28

6 rHiitehi osr .irodcne G}iriel
buiten~ gnher mus man iiir ose n6.
t9igc Sesdterhaltaaa Der Gut ior-
gen. Sies aeiflIeht lii ciniader mo
Dor3iiaiiher &eiie OurA ihncn mad.
ieuoe Shliaagenaaie. /. q. Eraoes-
faaticn. un0 Ourd @lattpFlanscn, Die
man otter bcIpriBf SET Gem i'm mar.
men 3imater t0glih nw0thiaen @cgie.
SEN un0 Scipriggn srileht man AM
beitcn. UcIa groBe N1cnae @aIier
0ieie oerbrauheH nn0 tpic0er bcrOun.
item.
.3u alien oiciea 1ciunobcitliden
Gorthcilcn fiir otu a0rpcr fomnJt
ned ais peicntlidcr llmitanO Ser ait.
hcfiide @euuB, 0eu &lunem aama5.
rem. Gas Gerfolacu Oss g2adsthumls.
Ser Gntmidluna uoa anoipen unN
&liitbeu bil0ct cine cole Grholima.
Som @lumenltdnosr ua0 Scnitsr6rctt
NIT uohlacpileaten &ilanscn laht
edit bnraerlihc @e1iithlihfeit. 0aher
oudl Ser giaitiae eiuimb ali 0ir
Stimmu.la Der &gaafcn un0 @ene.
ien0cn. &roiciior Er 92art:a M2en,
Neliohn iaat IN igilem @erf Der
9omfort Ocs NraniW~. .Gerncief
sic @lumcu nidtl @luuen ae60reu
Aerooe esenlo aui 3ur @chaa0luma
oes aFaaieH mie &rHiti. @llmien Sir
fen ia feiuem 0rari.n5imuner iohlcn
sSdl wiir0e es mir Ht Hchinen laiien.
eincH Aranfen eiagl 5traue &0isn
o0er Ggilhcn oils critics @tid,cut W
brinaen.~ IN @ieN msr0en felt IAN
dereu Nahren nui slHTMea 0e90ber-
hofmeiiterS &rin3cu 5u Nohenlo6e
bliihenoe Eopipilau5m ans ocn TAI.
icrlidl7n @drten 0qn 1neuililen Sim
0eripitolern aeidlenipeiie ibsrmieirn.
Ter 1Slcr Iiert Dam pic 6cniter scr
&raufeuitubcu. Worfann 0a .1alih
hcobahten, luie 9lHssljb oie Glcincn
iiber 0ie inlvrside t515 iinO. Sic mil-
0eu N5gihcu menora Hh sem @fumen
81. MD 0ie atiacn Nr fleiHen Gatian-
ten leudteH hea aii. Or.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-28

elmer aiiteu 3itrone). aieBt es ii6er
Die @urit mo beqieBt lie fortpd6-
reno init Dem 9ier. Ga lid 6as 9ar.
totfclmcbl gIeid. iDcnn cs in Die belize
Shame fommt. uer0idt, 10 mita Sc
Nurlt 5ulest. ols mare lie nit Sad
ilber5ogen, uno idmeft Dortrefflid.
Menoet man feinen Sprup an. ser
je~oenlols nor5u3iebeu lit, 70 muB
mon Die Sauce gleidj, ehe man iie
oui Die &urlt gieBt nit 3udcriarbe
braun maiden SSn elmer iladeu Gai.
leroae. welm lie mr. 10 pieI Sieie bat.
oas anlgeaolicne @ier ST iaiien, BE-
reItet iidl Die Speiie am beiten. Gin
Helt lolher SaiIce oibt. uenn man
cine @ierlipoc (ctma sum 9l6eno)
bcreitet. oerielben Oorsycifliden Sc
idnad.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-28

mai IN ieinem ipdtereu sitter. 0aB II
f0um nleruHOpUan3ig Shn0eH in
leIHem lansen Seben p0aig gliidIid
gemeieH lei. Sbm bate Der Son-
nenidein IN ieinem 9eben getnlgt
DIe DenIgen, aber alh 0em Shat.
ten, Der iiber linn binaing. no Is
nieinono 0adte. oanfte CT es, nab er
81 ienem GOelmeniden ousreiite. mic
lhn Die Gr0e MIR BON S~sahrbunocgt
81 Sabrbuioert iieht
lln0 mas hat 0ieler Monn aeraoe.
Dem 0es Slid 10 hoio mar, an Iidl
iel6it gearbeitetl @ie Ie5r bat er. ser
Hidts lid 5u neriagen braudte. inner.
lid gntiaglrna mo itrel1giie SeIblt.
5uht geiibfl er puBte Is mie fem
anoerer. onB in Der Come 0eS @Ii!ds
MIR Der itart mo bellel, u%nqeblens
0eten @!ides tleibt. ser 81 entingea
meiB. :
GntIasunal Sir bieIe Elm mioer-
pdrtiGes @9ort. Dem lie ibr Chr uer-
idlieBeu, 0ns iie nif)t horen moien.
@arlm entiageH ionen2 4iui, welm
es eben nidlt anoers gebt, Damn mill
man nibt gera0e5u uuperHiiHitig ieiH
uno nit Dem aopf ourh Ole @an0
rennen ~ man entidlieBt iid alio.
auf oen 9larb auf oas GergniigGl.
alf Die 5rcroe 81 pcr3idten - mo
niele meiHen babel, humber mas tic
ibun. obaleih iie MIR Ser 9totbueli-
oigfcit geborhen. G6 eiu N}cnib
mirflih entiagcn un0 Dem Geid)ide
iiir oas ibm aebliebene oanfbor ieiu
fam, BARN 3eigt lid, OBJ er Gbaraf.
Ter Bot 90. D. 9ohfeIo.