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Peace Seems Remote.

ohlhuahua. Mexico April 5-What-
e eEer negotiations We're in progress
Hcre where the insurrcctos were llnown
20 De encamped near the city in great
n ,ihoeit, II was learned on high
aulnorlty that for thirty-StX hours tel
egraphlc communication had been kent
up oslWeen Mexico City and point in
d dne heia occupied by francisco l. Ma
llons were not disclosed. hui II Has
gwen out that they concerned Madcro,s
WD.lllude toward peace in the light or
rrassloent Diaz's recent message to
EHorts were made, 1t is said. Ia as
nur5ai!!, without the help Of an inter.
d era ~ ~ Just what would induce Ma
n.leui2ie transquility throughout the
rfephhlic Concessions OF even rreater
ii5m ;ag 3,nc.. than were offered in the
s SAT- but when without avail, the com
imunications stopped suddenly ana Win
appaIent determination that thew
would not be resumed
Immediately the work or butldinr- a.
lchseS Tor the security Of the civ
was resumed with renewed viror
I irenGnes Two feet deep We're cut trains
to the centre Of the town All oihnr
uefenses were multiplied and ASSN.
a ,In Was given by the authorities that
fectly secure.
The number Of insurrectos who are
reported within marching distance ,va .
variously estimated at from :. Don 10
1000. ''oVo 10
Not 20 Attack City
~ Paso, Tex. AprIl b.--Charles Richards
ana Jewell Williams. the one marhinist
IN The MADEIRA, Mexico. shops. and the other
Just completing one months service with
tho lnsnrrectos. arrived here today with
inc news that the insurrectos have No nres
huahua. .S" W Viz
THOR ambition said Williams who ,,oh..
his home with his mother at 900 West I1s5
street New York. Is to recapture cosas
ina s ana iioarate tho prisoners. includ-
cent onsa cement 1T tina. place
Coincident with this information conae
an oificlai announcement that General Rafac,
Esuia Ills and the Casas t;randes garrison
proceed TO chihuahua. The ndditior ~
these troops. IL is estimated, viii bring tha
Shihuhhua garrison up 5000 or mora Nor
me insurgents realize that with their
only with carbines. and with no artiIIery
they nave no chance against tho fuliv
.Iuipped ana numerically stronger force IN
| me city II is not unlikely, however unles.
truce. that Madero or soma other rehaJ
chicitan will endeavor to intercent IsguIa
LIS on the march
Repnrt May 30 Ruse.
Win regard 10 the official anno,ncere nj
OF THIS move Of the Casas Grandes force
II Is considered by those familiar win
Mexican strategy that the report NAV he
nra. mercy 70 misiead the enemy. In any
event. II 10 practically certain that Eguia
LIS VIII not attempt TO take his nrisonars
with him.
Madero Is at Ranchcro Bustillos accord
~, ~ 70 nchards aud Williams where II
| rttciEc hiH father and brother Atoms. ~
oiseusa rehcc plans. There has beer no
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-06
Rifles Conhscated.

Douglas, Ariz,, April 5.--Two cases
OF Springfield rifles. with bayonets
consigned from a ST. Louis firm TO Ell
Paso and thence to this city, were
conhscAted to-day by a. H. Thompson.
special agent for the Department az
Justice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-06
MAY Reoncn C.asc.

Washington. April 5.-IAttle DOUBT
exists here that an effort will he mad G
to reopen the Senator Lorimcr case
during the present session of Congress
1nsurgent Republicans have cons!d-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-06
"Berry's for Clothes"

We have extreme fashions
but you are not obliged to
wear 'en1.
Here are all the other new
styles in more quiet, conven-
tlonal forn1-Dunlap Henry
Heath, Stetson, Berry
/ The --LATEST OF the flat derbies
as well as the other new
blocks.
In soft hats-new colors in
various shapes.
The soft, padless, long-roll
English Am erican coats, as
well as other models.
For young men, a certain
put we want to avoid WRITING
long easements in
and let's show you.
Casters only ten days Off!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-06
says pressden, Is Gaining Favor.

Brcchy J Adam Bcdc. wit of the
House Of Representatives when he sat
In that body from the Duluth district
OF Minnesota, blew into the White
House to-day TO say that the President
IS growing With the people and Is gain
ing ground politically every day. Mr.
Bede has been travelling over The coun-
try. and expressed pleasure over the
evidences lie found of the Presidents
popularity
II am IN town to advocate popular
government III the District Of Column
bia," said Ar. Bade. Tile people should
rule. Give en- primaries for everything.
Why not abolish the judiciary and
petit jurics?" he asked jocularly. Just
keep prosecuting attorncw and a
grand jury. Let the attorneys bring
indictments and let the pcpplc try each
case by primary elect u his thing Of
popular govcrnmcl 'i ough primaries
| is a great thing, GiE i'c Distr,ct OF
| Columbia a chance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-06

Tho nero fund for sweden IA M
sixth of It's kind established ~ Mr
1arnleaicy IN February no gave 500, :.
ooV Tor the same purpose to Denmark.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-06
Another carncsie.Hero Fund

Stock hold. Sweden April 5.-Andrew
Carnegie has donated $3.50, 400 for a
hero fund for sweden II Is announced
o-day.
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cred the question during their recent
conferences. and the understanding is
that resolution for the opening Of
the case will be offered by either Sena-
tors Borah or La Toilette
In view OF the fact that n number
OF Senators who upheld the contention
favoring Senator Lorimer are no long
er members of the Senate, it cannot be
forecast what the result OF the prob
able rcopening OF the case would be
senator Lorimer could not be seen here
70 day, and 1t was stated at his ONCE
that he had started for Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-06

Judse Brawley United States dis
trict Judge OF South Carolina IS ~
pccted TO retire within a short Tine
ana the fight over the vacancy has
begun. Representative Byrnes, of that
state saw the President to- day and in
troduced d. S. Henderson. a lawyer OF
Aiken, as we'll fitted for the position.
Ernest i. Cochran, the present
United State attorney for South Caro-
ma is likely TO be made United States
judge. lie is Republican.
Senator Smoot wishes a place on tbe
bench Of Panama for ex-Judge NJ A.
Breeden, OF Utah, and to-day asked
the President TO make the appointment.
Mr.. Breeder was former Attorney Cen
eral of Utah The President said he
would consider the matter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-06
TAFT AS GUEST Of
+. LUTHERAN SYNOD
President Accepts Invitation to
Attend Church Mass
Meeting.

Washington. D. c., April 5.-Presi-
dent Taft to-day accepted an invitation
TO attend the mass meeting Of the
General Synod of the Lutheran Church,
10 be held in Luther Place Memorial
church this city, June 4
W. W. Freeman, of Brooklyn. presi-
dent OF the National Electric Light AS.
ISOLATION. and General George II. uar-
ries, treasurer Of that organization, to-
day invited President Taft to attend
me annual convention OF the organ
ization. to be held in New York Nav
" 10 June 5. About 5000 delegates
VIII be In attendance. The President
said he feared he would not be able
70 get away from Washingto ton at that
time. 80
Representatives Fitzgerald and Cald.
e. Oh brooklyn. who introduced Messrs.
+ rceman and Harries. also invited the
PRESIDENT to attend the fftieth ami
Versary celebration of the departure
OF me Fourteenth New York Regiment
for the Civil War. The Fourtecnth
was Brooklyn regiment. and is SIN
the ieadlng military organization ~
mat city. The President said ne 1ro,,d
give an answer about May1. He would
IKE to attend the celebration ,vhIch
VIII be held May is.
The President has accepted the bo,.
orary presidency OF the Intcrnationa,
feace Forum, new organization r.
promote International peace
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-06
i7nctionnl Opposition Unnvnilins.

Seward S, Watson, brother OF ex.
representative Watson, OF Indiana, was
to-day nominated for another term as
postmaster at Winchester. Ind. The
nomination was opposed by enc fac
ton of the Republicans. because the
postmaster Is a brother OF "Jim" Wat
son, who is q leader OF tho Fairbanks
1iemenway- Watson faction In the
state,
The President ascertained from Post
master General Hitchcock that Post
master Watson has n good record as
an official OF the government. He then
announced that he would rcappoint
Watson on his record. without any
refcrence to his relationship TO any
body,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-06

neral nervice Will take place Thurs
Gay afternoon Harrig was born Il,
ai;oulsville and fought on the Union
s a IN Maryland company. while III:
brOther hattlnd Tor lie Som !, - II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-19
VlRGINIANS AT HOTELS

t.ey.nr,on-J. : smith Sow Castle J.
~ Litter. Ssnithfcld, r. S. harbour south
Bostou; Harry w. wilson. stanton; Z. G.
Pryor CaudiLyas.
Dayis-L. T. Tauey Beaver pam: r. p.
Hsrwood. Beaver Dam, J. Q. Cray $e'"-
port N,ivs.
Murphys-s. b Kirk!nser lrNington: SIR
aud MIS-. ]. n. Milicrn, NortO!k: Thcmas
%olsn. Portsmouth. Mr. and Mrs. j D
JACOB Onlcy; John : PARSONS, Aocomac
c. Manning Norfolk; l.. *. Bow,es, " H..
I.ass!ier. J. c Elk!ns clifton Forge II.
FuPp!n. scotisv!lle; y 70 Wright SharPs
J. : Hatchett tienbridge, Z. \. watson
Petersburg. George Huud,sy, Farmviiie ,
Hrs. J. Z. BARCLAY Lexington. ". T.
neeke Eallsion; Mss l. Rlce. virginia.;
Mrs. J. : Wysor. Clifton Forge; 3. Martin
Blackstone; c. ". Brook. Lynchburg. 7
{. Scott. Newport News =. Il. Jeffrey. AT
"oais: c, j FLANAGAN. virsin!a.
RIchmonG-W. J. Wesibrook, Danville
W II. Foard. Prospect: MISS Edwards. Mss
Brisss. stony Creek: f. 5 Fass. Chris
t.ansDurs: G. :. Rains, Norfolk Il. =.
trinee; bamoridss; u +, Dean, j.. Nor
folk " -. McCOrmCh Virginia.
Gl!ocrt-J0hn L. Bedwer. Amelia Court
house g burgess. scot'sviiei A Allen
Burton. Petersburg
stumpfs--.i NJ wheip!ey. virginia ",
a. Gray Virginia: u. L. Spotswood. Fe-
ters5uIg: T. y Henley, Suffolk,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-19
.ElatI&
MOVABLE SCHOOL
OF AGRICULTURE
speclal 10 rhe TImes.nisratch.l

Elk Creek, Va. November ls.-Thc
second annual session OF the Movable
school Of Agriculture. TO he conducted
by tn. Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
VIII be held with Elk Creek Training
school carly in December.
The meeting last year was very sue
."Ssfrl from every point of view. ana
~ is believed that this year VIII show
greater interest and larger attendance
on the part Of the farmers OF Grayson
county These meetings are unqucs-
tionably the most profitable agricul
tural gatherings ever held in this sec
zion uf the state. and progressive
farmers cannot afford TO neglect or
refus. TO put themselves in line with
The most approved agricultural prac-
iiccs.
In addition Ia the lectures. all Of
which VIII be delivered By specialists
in. their respective lines. there VIII
90 a corn Judging contest for hoys,
corn and potato cNhipi; 70. farmers
and farmers sons and nome eco
Monies exhibit for girls. There wiz
also lie held tho annual meeting OF th-
tirayson Boys Corn Club and the
Grayson Girls Domestic Science club
Prizes in gold viii he offered tor the
best exhibits in every class.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-19
STREET CAR ACCIDENTS
Minor Injuries Demand Attention of CT
AnIiIIII

Or. iu!cher, OF the city ambulance corp
had several calls yesterday afternoon {,
attend to people who had been hurt
minor degree IN street ca. accidents. VIII
Long colorci. OF 1911 Bainbr!dgc street. :el
from car at Crook avenue and BrooH
street. and was bruised slightly in the leg
he wos treated and left
wagon driven by Lloyd Arnold, eight
man Sons Company. was struck by a stree,
car at Twenty seventh and Broad streets
and ne was knocked from his seat His
could see. was a sprainsd wrist Iii.
wagon was struck by a of the Rich
mond Henrico Railway Company.
Davis Coleman. oil 80 West Leigh stree;
coloFed, attempted TO board moving cat
opposite Elba station, and was thrown 10
the ground. He suffered only bruises Ia
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once, and was surprised how it relieved
me.
II AIN happy to say that am well
man to-day. | take pleasure in recon-
mending your great remedy to all who are
afflicted with catarrh."
Chronic Nasal Catarrh.
Mr.. Chas II Stevens. l22 Sixteenth
St, Detroit, Michigan, writes: 1t affords
me great pleasure to testify to the merits
OF Peruna as Il remedy for catarrh
" | suffered for some time with chronic
nasal catarrh, but after five months
treatment. during which time used
seven bottles u PeFuna, | am pleased TO
say that am entirely we'll, there not
being the slightest trace Of catarrh left.
"pcruna is without a doubt lin nv
mindj the greatest remedy known for
catarrh"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-19
ALL IMPORTATION
ARE GRAFT-TAINTED
Treasurer MacVeagh Says Mt an Honest Line
Is NV Coming luto This Lountry-Ap-
pra lSerS Ma Resign

duced 10 discuss Secretary Macveaghs
statement. 1t was fs!rther learned
that d dime: will be given for the
benefit OF the appraisers on Monday
night a; the Republican Club. at which
Collector William Loeb is expected TO
20 into details as to the lines OF mer
chandtse 10 which the greatest frauds
are charged
In Accord With Wise.
During the day s;ucr~iar. Macycarh
ais" announced that he was heartily
~ accord with the efforts Of United
states Attorney Wise 10 get Jail sent
ences for all smugElcrs. Referring to
criticisms made by Mr.. Wise on the
light sentences imposed on rich snug
slcrs by the Federal judges in New
York. he said. through Assistant See
rotary OF tho Treasury James T.
Curtis:
My attention mas been called 10 the
criticism caused by light sentences OF
alnusSlcrs and il il suggested that IL
the Treasury Department was respou-
siD!e for the release OF members OF Il
certain lirn of Importers convicted of
andervalGations ana smuggling i, was
hoped that the department would not
Interfere with the course of justice
hereafter for ans reason whatever.
The statement is wholly without
foundation. The Treasury Depart.
mont IS in accord win United statca
Attorney Wise and If tho cases re.
ferred To anonymously are those
against Jhe puveen Brothers. 1t j..
proper 10 say that the receipt al ST..
$4,000 by the Treasury Department
from this firm in settlement Of their
civil Liabilities was mnGc upon the OK
orcs. ystandiu- that the criminal
prosecution woula proceed. There
was no suggestion that leniency was
% be shown because OF the receipt OF
tho men"% in set,lem"ut of tho civil
cases"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-19

Nfovard, y. G., Novembor :s.-Tne Brew
ard Cotton Miis. o.: BTeyarL. ". e.. have
been incorporated with capital stock O.,
$1,000 b. ". =. Cleveland and J. Hudson
Williams. ot Grncnvii!e. s C.. and Welch
Galloway. OF Dreyard. This company has
purchased and VIII operate the plant Of the
TRANSATLANTIC Cotton MIL Company usnE
eis tTicnl power Tor the present. but may
Install am-power plant later. c. NJ
Cooke, Jr, OF Brsyard. Will be In charge
81 the mill! which Is equipped with te.l
ring spIudies, 100 twistcr splndleA. 10 card
!ns machines ana accompanying aauipmen:
to~ the production OF cotton yarns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-19
FREE LAND.
Another

Another allotment of very choice
valley fruit land IS now ready for dis
,rioUtion Write Immediately to the
Jantha Plantation Co. Block 1857.
Pitts burgh. Pa. FOR application blanks
The only requirement is that tive acres
be planted In fruit trees within I'VE
Years Authorized Improvement com
pauics vii! plant the trees at reason
able prices and market the fruit for
the owners on shares.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-19
Catarrh for Four Years.

Mr.. ]. G, Stefie, r. r. 5, Sherman.
South Dakota, writes: :" For four years !
had been a continual sufferer from that
dreadful disease, chronic catarrh. | tried
all kinds Of so-called catarrh remedies and
found no relief.
Il was advised by a friend to write
you about my case, which did, and YOU
kindly advised me 10 Use a course OF Pc
rutia and Lacupia, which commenced al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-19
MCGUIRE REELECTED
Agnin Chose President Of Hermitage Golf

Murray " Mcclure was reelected prcsl-
dent OF the Hermitage Golf club al tbc
annual meeting held yesterday afternoon.
James Lewis Anderson was elected vice
president and John b. Organ secretary
The board Of governors selected was as
follows; W. p. Drke. Dana H. Ruckor
Charles II. Gay and O. b H,ll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-19
Slides Over Dunn

While unloading his car; on tho Fifth
street dump last night. Lyme Loving went
too close 10 the edge, and he. mrIn and
wagon went over. Fortunately the decline
was slight, and the ontit sravitated glow
~ TO the bottom; Neither driver nor mule
WAC hurt, and the care was unchanged
They landed gently in road which runs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-19

some time pendin. the recovery OF
stokes. when they were released under
heavy bail. and enjoyed 4 brief career
on tho stage. Both women seemed to
take the matter as a joke, both. dur
ing their hearing last summer and in
The interim. .nEMtI&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-19
Sew Cotton Mill.

around the bottom OF tho dump. an
emerged sntcly into another street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-19

MIR +. NJ. Joiirion, cor. Seventh
lfA and d Ave, Bogalusa, Louisi-
ana, writes: This is to certify that the
latter part OF February commenced
taking Peruna for catagTh Of the head.
and have gained eleven pounds. Pc
runa Is a great medicine, and fair
trial will convince any one Of its eff
CaCv.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-19

on arriving at the apartments Of
the women. stokes alleges that they
demanded $4,000 for the return ~
the letters. and that upon has refusal
Miss Graham threatened MIN With a
revolver. stokes SAYS he again re-
fused. and that. Miss Graham shot him
twice before he WAS able - wrest
the weapon from her During the
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-08
5rieolide Sriessbiloer.
aonitantirop.I. gnoe Cttober.

auf Der 5obtu gIforts our Sunbe
bes Riniiterrdtbss ;. Spit Rahts,
Spifhea Il uno L nhr, nenn bas
ate Stam5uI I6ou ldnaff i'm SdIofs
liegi, rptnn MIR nod Der QaniDG9z
ter nit isiHem acknowledgement Stdbe
peithin baasHb auf bas pfIatsr
inldgt, iauisn Iutos uno rattern
Ircfhttn iiber bic lange SoIabriide
bon 9alaia na5 Stambul ben Berg
biuauf sur 5oheu gforte. ab uno gu
pirb elmer Der .aaFees" am Jenftsr els
mes ilrtiihen Saufss in bic S5se sss
fdoben, uno cine neugitrise Soremss
oams I6ort nsrrpunoert noh BEN ipds
ten. ungepohnisn WasenIdrm auf Der
StraBe. Sbeu auf Der pforte, BON
pe Der Bid nett biniiberfhpeift iiber
hos mcnobsaldnSte Rarmurameer uno
ben gnsporus, biniiber gum ipsibsn
palaite DON Dolma Hastcte. in ben,
Der alte braoe Sultan NIT ieinem ebrs
IiEsn Uemiith nm bes Rrieges pillsn
trouert. TinS nod ale Genittr erleub@
tel, aebsa 9iensr, 8oien ein uno aus,
lfftsisre icnimsu, einige 4bssorbnste
sDcrisu. uuo iunse 9ttodrs gsben ei!.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-08
Cine iran5Oiiihe &bpcnifiaSr
q1ris, 20. Sttpber.

Sn 9rnnpiQs iiBt Isit etHigsn Sas
aeu einS4pinbIer in6aft, oeHen4bens
tsuer in mundem on Die Ihuten oes
famoIen 9ogt srinHern. 2ouis Gognel
III freilit Elm sSHouItrieritter groBten
Stilg. Ter isst 35jdbrige Rann bat
uuternebmungen gegriinost, oeren 9es
fhdfts3iffer in einsm Sabre bunbert
miqionen Ibsritieg, uHo piele SuHs
oerttauIsnbe fino an ieinen 5tn8srn
tleben aeblisbsn. gognsi 1T Der Sobn
zines 9pmnaidIDerpalters in Salntz
Rasoire, dl1o ein- IUeniger gludItter
QanosmaRn Qriitibe 8rianb's.
Rad fsiner MiIitdr3sit puroe sr bel
Der Geinsprdfettur als SiIfsbeamter
angeiteat. 2lber pisIs bsf6eioeneSteLIs
iuqte i6m nidt 81. Rad stItasn Gum
pereien psridpano er pioglih, Ielne
1ruu unp 3rpei Ginber i'm GIeno 5us
riidluTeno. Inter bsm Rumen Gorbts
nsau er0ffuets er in Sc Dtons Elm
8ontosihdft, oas balo ungebeuren3uz
lduf betam, beIonoers Gls Gorbineau
bic ruiIiits Rents BON 1906 unter oem
GmiTionsturs psrtaufts. AT, 900 Jcs,
spuroen ibm oamaIs eiugebonoigt. gr
taufte iebua nur fir 10000. ben
Reit psrpeuoete sr fir Iih, oas heiBt
3u sinem grpBen 3hsiLe flr bret Wlats
tre1en, oersn ieoe er NIT sInem ShLob
poer elmer 8iIIa beidsntts. S6Iieblit
absr bduften Iih bic In3eIgeu 9egen
ihn unn bic Stoatsanpaltiddft ihritt
mad oern ssosriiber elmer 10 nooruehs
men" 9erfonIi6tett gebubrenbeu 50.
germ elm. Die aaFe puroe behoroIit
qe0Ffnet unb Itatt elmer milion Fuuroe
tein 6etIsr eefunosn. gognsl ents
lhIiipfts inoeb ben SdnoeH Der 81 fets
ner @erboftuns eutienoetsu Barrier
Yoli8iitsn. Gr ging nah Gu5ern UNI
bealiitte berndh MtdiIuno, 9sreoig,
Sorfu uno 4tben, no er iiberaa ieine
+, ,95dtistsit" entfaItets. Sn athen truQ
er cine bid nit 9olo perihuirte Uni.
form uno nannte Iih s8raf bon 5rou.
fac, 8ensruItoniuI Der Republit aibe:
ria. Gr belt 8nrtrdge, ihrieb Ro.
name unb 3beotsritute unb ibpinbeIs
te 2eihtgIdubigen gr6Bere uno tIsiusr'
Summen ab. Damn psrbuftete er tpie:
Der in einem frtti'heu augenbItt uni
sins nod Saloniti, no sr iih ortbo:
bor taufen Iieb unh fich nit elmer aar.
fiottn perbeirotkte. Der fransDfifht
4oniuI bsmostirte ibu unb lieb ibr
perbdfttn. Sn pirGus eRtiam sr au'
dbeuteueriihe Deiie bon benz Shiffe
ods ibn nod 5rautrei9 trunsportisrer
iollte. SubeB tpurbe er berna6 niebel
feitgenpmmen unb an 18. Suni 1905
bonn Geri6t In Sc Waus gu sfpei Sab
ren Gddnsnib uao -- 25 drauci