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rae TaFr R1ILioAD plLL.
n Does Not Contain Amendment Re
stricting jurisdiction % G Commerce oart.

stricting jurisdiction og G Commercr Court
wAsHINoToN. Feb. 76.-The facf was
pointed osIt to-day that tho Adninistra-
ton railway bill which was reported
Havorebly TO the Senate yesterday by the
InterstAte Commerce Committee does
not contain an anaenduant offered by
Attorney General Wiekershan which is
intsndedi "a. noafrict the jurisdiction OF
the pro posed IDterstate Court OF Com
This anendment. which became the
Capitol to-day, provided that tho COM
meree court sehau have no jurisdiction
over orders OF the Interstate Conmerce
Comnission not now possessed by the
Circuit Courts OF the United States. II
met with immediate objection on the
part OF Senator Aidrich when considered
BY the committee and was finally with
drawn by Attorney General Wiokersham.
It was originally offered TO meet objec-
tioDs to the bill raised by Senators Ciapp
and Cummins.
The amendment in question. which
IL 10 declared by some Senators tended
10 increase the review powers OF the court
and thus weaken tho authority OF the
Interstate Commerce Commission, Ia as
follows: i.
shall be construed as enlarging the turis-
Courts OF the United States or the Judges
thereof. which 10 hereby transferred to
and vested N the Court OF Commerce.
Attorney -ueneral Wlckergham ap-
peared to-day before the House Com
mttfee ON interstate and Foreign Com:
merce TO dlecuss IA detail tho Townsend
Adminigtratton railroad Dill. The com
The sun., 1910-02-27

CapaDlaseA ana Jaae TiedTSS VIEW xerh
AfMan CMAmnaanA

3t@tm N@mmpa9nSlAbs
jose n, oapahlaRca. Cuban chess chamr.
lon. and Charles yaffs von their gathss In
the nnal round Of tho chAmDionshlp touFna~
ment Of tho New York state Chess Associ-
alton at the roomS Of the Rice Cheen Club
In the Cafe Boulevard yesterday afteruccn.
AZ both had made clean scores In the
preliminary rounds on washlngton's Birth
day and entered the last roRnd yesterday
on even terms tie resulted between them
for frst place. To break the tie and dctsr-
mine the title 10 the State championship
u was agreed TO arrange q series Of ganasa
with the condition that the one nrst Winning
two games should BE- deolared champion.
The nrst and secord gfnee q this series
q tGs. RiCs tSssS Club Ia 's Ssxt TSursdsy and
p y: y AirshslL. s y q Uaiaed st..9s CHI, Ss.nH,on, 9,
the sisSs Who oSsI.d "a sos sHe Ssis S ptsysd
yeslsTday. the pAirings being as Follows:
S,.s. X CSSsS,.Sss noMn cSsn,Us. se ,lns vs
q. Roeenfeld. Sloilisn defence: Q. Jafe ".
.y.s z.ss.ss Ss;sssa S.;s.a xR:S R:tSsp S1aSlns and ths
game win DO played eq next week, a. the
destination Of the third and fourth primes
wilLbe efsctsd by. the resuit,
ZION 70 face than jane. a. the drawings saye
him an opRQnent who had an equal score
,. Nth him Krsy,nsors held nli own ,s spleI,d
simpIned until each vas loft sith Two
fss s:'f fcs chs sSd
seorins % his gam. az ses Ssndfis az % anotSsI board
Ss e% :sa Dg Sa Y o..sr
ss q ne sTs
}ss ~sS pass ssss gsssa X an early
stage and later captured q rcok. Winning
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ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
Ben.sshorst rhlssss WIN at Aasrgseits
Oval.

Grounds in excellent condition afforded
an opportunity yesterday afternoon Tor .
fast game Of association football between
an eleven Of the Brooklyn Football Club
and the Bensonhurst Thistles at Marquette
Oval One Of the Brooklyn y. G. eievenB
With the ThIsties. but Yesterday The latter
were taken into camp by the SCORE Of goals
20 o, The Brooklyns jock q LEAD, OF two
points In the frat half. ID. McGeili, centre
forward being the first 10 tally. q. Carson.
inside left, added another before half time.
PHiI.ADELPRI1. Feb. 3e:-After . splendid
part OF the second period the association
ioetbsll eleven of the Belmont Cricket
Club Of this city romped away from the
Brooklyn on the Haverford grounds this
aftern6on- They won out BY the nnal
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COLLEGE, BUILDfNG BURNS.
students Ia fayerweather Han ~ Darts
-. month Eseape In fhe Gold.

HANOVER. N, H.. Fob. eo-Fire which
started AZ ESQ., o'clock this morning in
the basement OF . Dartmouth College
dorm itory. South FRyerwesthev, at
wheelock street and Fayerweather yard
escaped, although many had close calls.
The damage 10 estimated at 90. 900.
The temperature was 20 degrees below
zero, and tho deelng students suffered
considerably, ~ they had none too much
MANY s 81 Them ran WITHOUT shoes throueh
the snow % other d6rrnftqFies,
Ffarnas swept through the building with
se,identt- 70 jump from windows into
the anow; othsrs r.ads fcpsp of blankets
to the ground. All lose their personal
soasE tsysrv. ...hss 3 =. q; Han vas built two
The sun., 1910-02-27

.ft W8@A&4MS EftN'~s f,st
. HAanknoroN. Fsb. 1s.--Thres, tesms are
nSw lied fer arss place in Tia IntefceliA
wiAte IR1cog Rihs ehcotlMe League. EiAt&&
isadhhg tesma vii not shnnt Aaninst each
ether again. 20 there u almost certain ~
b . triple tis when the ieaGpe matche4
ere nnished. Past perfcrTnpR0ea et en-
three issdine tsasns since the betiHnin9
of tina seraes Woald Indicate hhAs Is<N n
the stronsset. The ew0 ethsr laaderH
ara Columbia University and weaknesses
State Colieke- In this wesk's mstnonk
Eashipsten State College defeatpd beviee
dsfsafed Usiisd sts;st 6cIisss 81 tSyS'
ray s.ry SS.ssrS S.ssrS gsS,rss , EssslaEsss y galSsS
ssg s:E', psssss.s lSsss Sss;'s:s s nfs.ss
Ss ssSss ssa sSs ' ..sSSiss . .. dsss Ess 60:
lsge iTs5; CsiyeI.l,E. x ls~s: tiIs; Ysissrri& ~
tSshs tIIE oerasll ua.yse(atgf s 1ser5s
stse q vsisE.a sNs.rE lisE EQylasRe gsT
bslawsrs 6a6ess. isSS. 70 = I \
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The ffnAl of the consolation singles vas
F.M MstTous. the second 81 tho Yale team.
Yale player was succsssfni u hoidine 20 >
fast pace through one set Then tho stsaoi-
ness OF the veteran Stsinacher tw0re aowr
ontpassed.. scorinR only, SIX games IN the
sseond hnd third sets.
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PwrotsTaa, Mess, Feb - -gd~ts y
Cox OF Boston, who was arrested charged
with assasilting Miss Blanche y. Reed OF
Fitchbnrk. an -elghteen.year-old normal
:chSc s, on sss'SrS:s, 9 RrossS e rc an cc abb
Mr.. Cox shoeed that when the Reed girl
was attacked. AccordinS 60 hcr story. he
waa Attending Q meeting of The board OF
rpAnaGers u tbs Sons o. the American
Revelation In Boston.
The sun., 1910-02-27

Tbe New YORK University players had tbe white
Pieces On NJ nvst and third boards. Theopenings;
isnce; .. Psaaapi: Z. kiass esm6lt
Preparations are being made both by
Che Brooklyn Chess Club on thls side and
the City Of London Chess Club for the next
annual Anglo-6axon cable chess match
rSr me ,Sn SePs trSSgnS S.i nov ,o9 IN
The match. MArgh I, and u. are cioss az
the Areericsn players apon whom WI de.
30 long held In this country. The cable
match committee Of the brooklyn Chess
lion: 2 Nsrshall, 4. 2; HODGE,
schwiet!sr. Q. n. Molbrecht. J. w shovel
~ & ! blssi: :.5 4; III Rl.SmSOfs. ;. =. kasssii
In the prelim mary tournamen. among
the .cand idate. for the lower boards leonard
3. Meyer is leading with q SCORE Of to l..
Yesterday r. !: Black. champion Of the
Brooklyn Chess Club. won his game In the
second round from 4. r. kreymborg, Black
played the Petr96 defence and won In nine
teen moves. Black u q good second with
8 4 -eors & 2 r 4 the p q other sr, scores s being
The sun., 1910-02-27
CURLING.
scots defeat Amerscans for Pattessea
Medal.


The fourteenth international curling
match for the John Patterson medal be-
tween the Scots and Americans took place
yesterday on Van CortlAndt Lake and
resulted In q hollow victory for the Scots
when the work Of each had been tailed It
was found that the. -brae laddies- from the
heathery hills Of Caledonia had won by
o. shots. The grand totals were: Scots. ios.
Americans, -. Il was the worst defeat
the Americans had suffered since tho In
ception Of tho contest IN 1877. Owing to the
fixture being always q late one and there
fore the frosty weather uncertain. only
fourteen contests have taken place In this
long spell Of years Out Of this number
the scots have been victorious eight times
and the Americans six.
Forrest Macnee was head skip for the
Scots and George Grieve had similar Job
the contest have Il that the head skip on the
fo4 as.s sd; ae... s nSH % ss b medal r.. IN ys =
Dsndeni Of this Psitsrsca M prize -four four special I
d sss:. , s. Sp 81: 1rsl ssE ,Ss sSsyas
posing rink and these went to rink No. 8,
The players hayins majority Of q shots.
aa e !. scGrs record :. . e ohs tns s ws S
%.ss v 'SS SssA.II Hill sa 3 s$sR;.ssf SSc.' j
ArchIbsid fnsds . rink In themselves and
for a. while they. were In the lead for the
medals. They flashed good second
having 2 majority Of IL shots over their
Only one American rink won. over the
Scots and that was. skipped by the veteran
the very last end. when. he made two shots
very rough The SCORES: W."
The sun., 1910-02-27

scrgt. N ibIeman Carries or Hshera IN
seventh Regiment, psvelvsr Match.


The r1ns matches Of me Seventh ReRi-
msnt nins Club. which are held every Friday
night-in the sxrnory. we're continued Of
yesterday afterpo0n. N the cisss match
ssfFt: = q: Lsssk carried Yn. As hoacrs
SsssE Miii.@sn slse wes sssH H rsfSlysss; ~ y;
Lieut.. TeyA q Company y tcok .eeSond
for third place.
s::ssss { i s.s:s:s: s::::;: !, s.ss!, s ~
fl Ii, i 80 !s:;;:::ss.ss,7 ss,7Ssssss!.s i Z
= :, RkyoLvnw MATCH.
Serx1 j. hlileman, Company u ... -. A
ti: h:a. g TcSis co@Pssy r p = ,,...,.,l....s.
lieut. h. L. NsissNsld. yctcrsa, -. .......,.. "A
sHAxrsaoorss auAasxsrArIn'u.
.sra -t- 900 800
Ss'sss' 4 V = as.sis Sss: Ss$sssss SSss@ssss 81 81
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you'd be 70 promote Officers % tho grade
81 Captain at an average age OF - or q
sd and 70 make the aversee age Of al the
The ages foe Rear Admirsls and Cap
talns produced by the proposed measure
are not young enough. in 'ppy opinion,
Tor the 'arduous duties OF the modern
ve@sels OF war and for the best success
M N neet engAesnnent shodId war como.
90 reduce the ages still further would not
increase the cost, but for other reasons
! am unwilling 70 advocate any further
reduction A. fh0 nren>ftk time ~ Z
The sun., 1910-02-27

bCTbOnucb Oh OuhCtf8 Attu EklCn IL
,ased on the tonnage OF efecttve ships.
increases or decreases Of ships. doe 70
a..tthori1s A.t ton by Ccngress or 90 sale or
s me Personnel In fxed proportion. In
mage will be Offset by old ships struck
from the list. Adequate provisions are
made 10 guard against sudden i,lotua-
hons in the personnel.
-, he ratio provided 10 100 men and five
Soe officers and midsAipnpea for every
900 tons Of ships. including ghipe author
.fed and building. tho principle holnG
followed that II takes az Tong to train the
midshipmen and enlist and train the men
'ts i does 20 lIuiid tho ships.
With 200. 900 tons or ships. ss now
n4taorized. the ultimate perS0nnsl would
reach 5000 linc officers and midshfpmSn
iulo $1,000 enlisted men; bYt undsr tho
measure as drawn the full authorized
rtrHnkth OF ofaeere and men canEioe BE-
reached for a number of years 60 Gomez
cor in any case except with the aD-
hroysI OF Congress year by year!
The oficers: as now. are 30 be drawn
rom the Naval Academy. with certain
additions from tho rsAks, as authorized
'y existing ;sw, bot It 4 h0I I1rOPOsssi
20 increase the present size Of tho Naval
academy GLASSES, and 70 n estimated that
'Ider pressnt conditions it viii talto about
Mght years for tho full strength OF o6scefs
20 be reached.
As Regards the mon the present au-
;noriSed strength u ~. 500, The current
-stirnates provide for lf.S0o. which o.
rrnates ars not 20 Be altered. IN future
gears approved BY the CohErsss. the
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In8 euSot q tbo propOsed measure
would DO 20 promote our offioere 10 the
grade Of Rear Admiral at an ayerags
sEe q - 70 s.. and 20 make the average
The average ages Of Captains shout
Jznuary b. 1910. were 40 follows:
fnkbn..., ,.-.A..s...--A 9errnan. ...s... .41
ssYsnese.....A ..y..:.s Austrian. .,....... 30
senan ss.ss.......A Frunch- -
AmcItg an 80. II. ~
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Die se6eimni6poGe
Sdngeriu.
(5ortie eBurg.)

tOpbIieSuNS.J
%, metn 6err, laFen Sis bi. aom.
pIimente," eriptbsrts lie mutbpillig,
bas a0pfden bin unb ber fpisgeno,
retne Derbeiratbets 5rau bari OersIeis
hen ni6t anb0ren. JrIber," iie
that, als IGee bisiss .5rii9er" in uns
Dor0entlihen 3eiten begroben, - bat
te ia ss germ, penn mir rs6t pisl
Wsibraa4 seitreut tpuroe, unb feIbit
5Iemlih bid oufgetra9ens S6meibss
leten iparen mir nJht unongsnehm, -
fie iino es namIi9 tsiuem MeuIden,
man ihisbt oas 3upiel auf Rs6nuns
elmer sstpiTen Grdltation, bic fpisb.s
rum nidts 8elsiDieenbss bat, - bo9
jeBt bin i4 tpenig.r empfdpgli6 baz
fir gs dre.rt mid iogar, psnn
4noere beDunoern, mag Der Cine nicht
bsaatst Sebsn Sis, 9srr BON Sc.
min, i4 babe in oieien leBtsn Rpnas
ten Diei nahssbaht, unb ba babe i'd ers
fonnt, bag Gott bsm Deibe eine ftdrz
tsre Boffe gegen ibre Gitslteit unb ees
gen Die Belt mitgeben tunn, mi. cine
innige, edts 2iebs, - lie ift b.rS6uss
seiit. Der uns be6iitet.1
Sd bate ihr 9leid gu 1yiiBen fal.n
mo9sn, 10 lieb uno sbrli6 mar berQuss
orut oes 8eiihttens! Die mar bic
egoiitiide, duBerli9e, taItbsrsige sSrau
altringsr gu elmer ioI6en Sc6ter g..
tommsn2 8, Raoul, Raoul, bdtte icb
ni4t unspeifslbafts g.tpsiie 9eines
geiunoen Wesnidenperfanbss gebabt,
i6 ipGroe Did fir einsn tolpiIalsn
Oummtopf gebalten babsnl
.Ueit bieiem Shubgsiit bat es in
beB eine eigens 9enanbtnib," fubr0ins
cents fort, ~er idninbst in Raouls Ge>
genpart. Mein Wunb ipri6t bann bas
9e9entheil BON bem, mas mein Sers
fiiblt, ih eebor9e elmer feinblihen
Waht. bi. mid trsibt, bas su fagen
InS au sbun, mas Jpn aninmpaibif9,
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glnnie SfIar an W. 3. Gtlar, q
6ub an Soptins Strabe; $500.
Otbo Qanbes an CD. 6. Wlunb
Cots 691 unb 694 in Satlep gort; 81
emma M. 1ifbsr on Sof. s. gu
selter, l Got an ssiIbsr place; 81.
Ghriftine Gurus an 9alentir
aubn. 25 SUB an Storrs Strabe; 81
y. 6. Wc2enndn on 2ouiie Wehcl
j Got an Sotpel 2(penie; 81.
q. u. Wrisbt an Senrp 8. Dobr.
mann, SO Sub an Gli5abeib Strobe,
Uit. 5eolthp; ST..
. GoDin Wilte an G6os. aroit, Ii
Ierts IN Settion ii, GIsoes, 81;
1880.
Rorie Garter an Ribdro Gammad,
] Got III Settion 3, Sprir9fieIb Sp.
tWpoming); 81.
Ioam 8rdp an 2dura 9. HihoIas,
] Got an s5reeman 9lnsnue; $500.
Dsorgaret 9rots an 9ec. R. griaf,
] Sot an Scptins Strabe; 81.
Satb. 30. Sattsr an Trant r.
grdblep, 1 Got an goItern 9lpenuc;
$4,000.
CD. s. Mcainnsp on gb. Dieael,
l Got an Roiemont Qpenu.; 81.
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Die Sapaniid.britiihe Ausitel.
lung in 2onOon.

Nus einem Beribt. Der Der GtGnbis
gen ausitellunssiommifion fir bic
9eutfhe Snouitrie iiber bic sur 3eit
in 2onbon beraniialtete sapunifdsbris
tifhe Musiteluns BON iuhDeritdnbigtr
Seite ausegansen iit. feien ausSugss
ipeite bic folgenben DarIegnngen tnies
bersegsben: Niht bios Der Ausftels
lungspIaB. aud fuft fdmntlihe Oes
bGube finb bic nGmlihen ME be Der
GranaSff& brisii&en Gusfedano
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".
IS tit nidts siniader, dls in Ron
etnen Salon 3u baben. Man siinbei
Elm pdar 2dmpeu an. bdlt Elm Dubent
SbeetaHen in 9ereitindFt uno eripars
tst gegen sebn ltbr Qbenos getannte
uno unbetannte. Die 9dite tommsn,
plauoern. seben mad 8eliebn, bi,
Jrouen in 5oiletten, oeren Roitbarfeit
nur ousnabmspeiie in ri6tigem 0srz
bdItnib su ibsem 9erm09en itebt, bic
Manner geihniegeIt, friiirt, parfiis
mtrt; beioe Sbeile unenblif) geniiefnm
in ibren anipriiten an 8ergniissn, Elm
rahelnoes pianp, elm puar Gouplets,
elne ientimsntale Roman3e omiiitrtn
Die SeIellfhaft 10dIidIt.
Die Dame, berGdartsber9 mid pors
iteIIte. mar bic Mar6eid galboForri,
cine Oeutfhe bon Gjeburt, ipeIne felt
elmer Reibe bon Sobren in Stalisn lsbs
ts. Der Mur6eia tpar elm 2lnbGngsr
oes neuen 0pupernemtnts, er idb i'm
Parliament am Worts gitorip uno gait
ais Elm aufsetIGrter, potriotifder
Wlann. Die in einem mobernsnWietbs-
bauie gelesens Wobnuns seigte cine stz
mas burftise gIseans, bos 9eItreben,
nit fpenieen Gpiten 3u blenben, mar
unpertenrbur; ben 8lanspuntt biIb,ts,
ipis iberau, bic prahtpoue gauipae..
in Der iid bic Wardcia BEL ben aorips
fabrten auf bem piucio prdientirt..
4Is mir eintrnten, narsn bic brei fl.is
nen Salons bereits iibsrfiiIlt; bieWars
held umnrmte 0incente uno bemdhs
tiqte iid ibrsr iofort. ibrsm gatien
fIiIitsrte fie 81, RoouI unb mid .inieen
psripnen porsuitsIsn.
(5cr!I. suns foIst)
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fir midi beseiiteru! SD bin gar nidt
muiifaltIh.'
.Mub man benn basu muIitaliId
iein2" Iathte er. .8iebt es teine anoes
rem Sormpnieen. als bic aus ben Sois
Ten fomnen2 Su bait iebr piele begeis
iterte 8erebrer, liebes 2ott6en."
,Sh, 8erebrer9" - Sic ndbte, pbne
aufsuieben. - sd bin ipsper eelebrt.
nod geiitreid, nod i'm 9erinsiten in
tereHant uber tpibig."
rQber gut uno lieb,~ fieI er Elm, runb
perebreu mir Did benn ni6t QlleP Sd
sumeiit, uls Der iiingite gborfiibrer in
Der beaeiiterten S9oar."
nSd, ib merts es," iaste lie, nit bem
gIdn5enben Seitenbli6e, nbarum 1T Der
Serr Dpttor aud ppr lluter 8erebrung
ni6t setommen."
rWenn i'd siTeriidtts ietn pOIlte,
ladte er, pbne auf ben neuen Std gu
abtsn, yoonn bate id beute erIt reht
Tprtbleiben miiiIen; benn niht allein
mubte i6 bic lanqen Qobeserbebungen
fir Did in GnpFuro nebmen, Ionbern
aud guftrGse ioIlt:@ = srtbeiIt pers
ben
n5ir mid?" fros.. ,1ott6en. mas
oenH2"
vDer tpsiB es! 9ebeimniHs Der e.s
fGhrli6iten Dirt; Dein anbetsr sog eS
por, iis Dir ieIbit mpreen in's DIR gu
fliitern."
yr6ulein 2ott6er mahte plDBli6
Elm sismlit ernitbaftes 9eiiht unb iagz
te banH: sd babe teinen 4nbetsr, gez
bore aud ni6t 5u ben Somen, bic itt
4nbeter balten."
.Wber, Iiebes 2ott6en," rief RuboIi,
,0u tanuit es bod tetnem Wtenihen
pertpsbren, penn er Dein gtrbeter isin
piu. Sannit 0u ss mir berrpebren2"
rBfui!" foete iie, bos 8sii6t abz
tpenOsnc. ntper tpirb 10 Ieidtiinniq
Ipottsn! Gs 1T 4QesRidts aIs SpaB."
ngrnIt! ppllpihtieer grnIt, 10 tpubr
i6 Iebs! - Saosn Sic bod bem Iieben
2ptthen, fling 9ein 2lnbeter an. aber
bann b0rte er auf, beiann iih uno Iebte
btn5u: Sd Dsroe es ibr lieber IelbIt Ia
gen. - 8iTt Du nun neuoier,g2"
sd bin niemaIs neugisri9," erpiz
berte 2ptt6en ianft.
$50 ratbe, iper es lit. Gin feiusr,
liebsnstpiiroiger 6err BON Rang unb
Stano uno bobem 9lnieben."
rWttt ioIfsm babe i4 gar Htitts gu
i6affeu."
y4bsr sr nit Dir. Gr tennt Did
gang ssnuu, 0u bait ibm otter iaOn
Die Idoniten Semitic bereitst2"
SrGulein 2ottdeu tpurbe tpisbsrum
ernitbdft, unb ibre glugen briitten eli
nen beutliden 9prtpurf aus, oIs iis
iunft tpie INNER iaste: rSerr 0ottOr!
Serr Suttor! Der SpoB ssbt fuit gu
nett"
gu tpeit!" rief RuboIf Ia6snD; Id
meine Guren ar5t, ben Msoi3inolrQtb.
Gr mar gang ent3iidt bon ben f60neu
9erthtsn, Die Su ihm otter oorseIsBt
bait, unb 2t1es, mas i'd beri6tets, 1T
pabr. Gr pouts mir einsn Quftrag
qebeH, ben er i4ItsbIi4 fir ii6 bsbuIten
bat"
2otther's Gef6t pertldrts iid, iis
Iadte iest f.Ibit. Der Weoiainulrat6
aIiO!" iagts ils, 70, pauR D+ib i4 aud,
mas es it,"
sWas benn?"
rRsin, id iags es nidt." srDioert,
2ott6en. rgs ift sefGbrIi6?"
n5iir ale lei6tfsrtigen iungeR Ssr'
ren, Die - nidt Bort baItsn."
rRehnsit 9u mid benn pirtIt6 bas
5u?" frast. er. r9spiB nitt, oas
tuunit Du nidt, bas piirOe mir, nenn
ss pobr mare, iebr uuIisb iein."
(Jortisgung fulgt)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-08
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