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The Detroit times., 1911-08-09
SILENCE GREETS
MAYORS MESSAGE
Council Doesn't Discuss Plan Of
Making Brick Men Pay for Re-
laying Poor Material.

Mayor Thompson's suggestion that
the council investigate the failure OF
the department OF public works to
hold certain brick manufacturers to
the replacing clause In their contracts.
requiring them to furnish only the
brick and not charging up the cost OF
doing the work, was received In ST
lence by the common council, Tuesday
night. The mayors veto OF three OF
the Deckman-Duty Brick Co.'S bills
was received and. on motion OF Aid.
Grindley, the vote by which the bills
were approved In the last meeting
was reconsidered, and the matter then
laid on the table, along with numerous
other brick bills vetoed by the mayor
In the last two months. There was no
discussion.
Boiler Inspector McCabe made no
report to the council OF the tests made
by him Tuesday. Some of the bricks
collected by Mayors Secretary Kurz
were not fair specimens, McCabe said,
and the tests were not satisfactory
for that reason. Two tests were made
OF Bessemer block. One batch show
VI Ao.oV pcE cent aUIdSlOu anu 1uOtucI
20.89 per cent. Jacksonville brick
showed an abrasion OF 1851 per cent.
Aid. Lynch's resolution requiring all
city-owned automobiles to carry distin-
gushing marks was rescinded for the
second time within a month, after a
lively discussion lasting about half
hour. Aid. Allan and Littleheld were
the principal champions Of the vari-
GUS city departments. Littleheld argu-
ing that II looked silly to place such
restriction on department heads who
were entrusted with the expenditure OF
millions OF the city's money annually.
Lynch repeated his assertion that the
machines In many instances were be-
ing used for joy-rides. at the city's
expense, and vigorously opposed the
motion to rescind, but It finally car
rfed by vote OF % to 8.
Just for kid" Aid. Littleheld later
introduced a resolution requiring the
gas commissioners, recently appointed
at the instance OF Lynch, TO wear red
uniforms while on duty. The resolu-
ton was laid on the table.
Mel MacQueen's resignation as
an estimator from the Sixth ward
was accepted and, on motion OF Aid.
Thompson, Peter A. Sidebottom was
appointed to I'LL the vacancy. Mac
Queen has removed from the ward.
Chief City Accountant Edward Bull
lock notified the council that he had
appointed Norbert v. Andres, assis-
The Detroit times., 1911-08-09
TAKE VOTE ON KHAKI.
Sentiment Of Patrolmen Against New
Material FOR Uniforms.

The men Of the central police sta
ton are taking a straw vote on the
question OF adopting khaki for sum-
mer uniform. From present indica-
tions. the men do not favor making
the change from the time-honored
blue, most OF the objections coming
from the older men OF the force.
Out Of one squad OF 10 patrolmen,
Tuesday, only two voted In favor or
the change. The sentiment among the
men seems to be to stick to the blue,
although Commissioner Croul has ex-
pressed himself as strongly In favor
OF the khaki
Many OF the officers have the idea
that they will not appear well in the
khaki. Police Commissioner Croul
and some of his men discussed the
matter, Tuesday, but no decision was
made. There will be another meeting
soon and the matter Will be decided
definitely. W
The Detroit times., 1911-08-09
TAFT AND WILSON
CHOICES IN KANSAS
Get Practically Unanimous Support
Of Respective Parties. Says Visitor
From Topeka.

Its all Taft and Wilson down ouI
way" says s. Il. Lux, OF Topeka, Kan.
who is attending the convention OF the
international Apple Shippers associa
ton. Sentiment for Taft among the
Republicans and for Wilson among the
Democrats Is SO far advanced that
there's nothing to II any more. Har
mon still has some followers among
the Democrats OF the state, but they
are comparatively few.
What did we think of the Under
wood Bryan affair? We didn't think
about II. Bryan hasn't been a factor
In Kansas for SO long that II was hard
ly OF interest to US"
Mr.. Lux was once candidate for
mayor OF Topeka. being defeated by
a narrow majority.
Topeka has had the commission
plan OF city government for two
years." continued Mr.. Lux, gliding on
into a subject that interested him
more than presidential possibilities
Although comparatively untried yet
In our city, We are strong for II there
We have followed the Des Moines plan
closely and have also the recall fea
ture, which permits the removal OF In
efficient men from ONCE at any time
THE strong point for commission
government is the fixing OF RESPONSE
bility. We know just who Is responsi
BILE for every act OF city administration
and every official knows what will
happen to him II he doesn't please the
people.
For instance, short time ago, the
business men of the town wanted a
white way We went to the proper
official and we got II In short time
With a mayor and council system, we
would have been referred to this com
mittee OF busy men or that, and they
would have referred US on little far.
Their and II would have been a year
before we could have gotten any salts
faction.
But the commission plan does not
do away with politics, as some have
claimed. While Il helps break down
party lines, whenever there Is an issue
II IL easy to see the party cleavage.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-09

tant city accountant to succeed Adam
Betting. who has resigned. The ap-
pointment takes effect Aug. Is.
Three transfers OF liquor licenses.
the first under the new Law, giving
the council power to make these
transfers, were allowed. Emil Van
Fleteren wanted TO conduct saloon
at No. SS3 McClellan-ave., but the
circuit court restrained the county
treasurer from issuing the license
and the council. Tuesday night, au-
thorized the issuance of license to
Van Fleteren for 1864 Gratiot-ave.
Frederick II. Brandt was permitted
to transfer his saloon from No. SO
Michigan-ave., which building is now
being torn down. to No. 643 Buchan.
an-st Harry Levey was allowed to
remove from No. 1911 West Jefferson
ave. to 1853 Dubois-st.
Public Works Commissioner Haar-
er notified the. council that he has
converted the white wing barn at
No. 115 Second-ave. into garage
for the housing and repair OF the
departments automobiles. He was al
lowed to transfer 81 900 from the
general and sewer funds to defray
the expense OF making the change.
On recommendation OF the license
committee, permission to peddle
without a license was granted to 10
applicants and denied to eight 9TH
ers. Aid. Lynch declared. after the
meeting, that he would Introduce a
resolution next Tuesday night 10
abolish the ordinance requiring ped
dIara m ha lieanaed
Every Tuesday night some OF the
aldermen come I'm with batch Of
petitions from people who want TO
peddle without license, and most Of
them are granted" he said. What's
the good OF having an ordinance?
Let 'em all peddle free
Chairman J. l.. Hudson, OF the fire
relief committee. reported, through
the mayor, that all of the $4,000 ap-
propriated by the council has been
used and that deficit Of $6.42 exists.
The committee on ways and means
will see the the deficit is made up.
City Controller Heineman sent In
a communication, recommending that
the city purchase the $150,000 worth
OF Ferry farm bonds out Of the sur.
plus cash In the banks. The matter
was referred to the corporation coun'
sci and the committee on ways and
means.
No attempt was made to pass the
Gilman civil service ordinance over
the mayors veto. The council recon
sidered its former action and laid the
ordinance on the table. where 1t viii
probably die q natural death.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-09
WHERE LIFE IS
n WORTH LIVING

William Qualn was appeinted Taesda,
nisht By the Highland Park council
1 70 nil one OF the two vacancies on
the village constabulary.
George Leonard. No. l43 windemere-
ave. Highland Park. Mr.. Leonard
mlsunderstanding ceased to hear
from his brothers and sisters In this
city.
louis Alanof. a skirt manufactures,
who eloped with nm is-year-oid girl
who WAS I'm his employ 10 under
arrest in Chicago and will be
brought back TO Detroit 10 face an
abandonment charge.
The widow OF Detective Henry Bodi-
mus, who died OF tuberculosis July 4,
has applied TO the police department
for a pension. her contention being
that he contracted the disease while
he was Oh duty
|lrs. FLANDERS, 20 years old, . resident
OF Ifcorse, fell from nm interurban
car at Forrest. and clark-ave-, Tues
day night. She was cut about the
head and taken to Solvay General
hospital In an auto patrol.
PoEyk died Tuesday in SOL
way General hospital from inturies
SUSTAINED when he was struck by a
Michigan Central train a few nights
ago. Coroner Rothacher VIII make
an investigation. His family lives AT
II No. 106 Hammond-av
When her horse ran away, Tuesday,
MRS. Van Hoffman, No. 233 May bury
ave-. was thrown from her rig at
Ash-st. and Humboldt ave, and sus-
talned fracture OF the right ankle.
She was removed TO Grace hospital.
The board OF IRE commissioners and
the coroners' Office will hold a Joint
investigation into the death OF Frank
Fitch, the fireman who came to his
death, Monday night. when a fire ex-
tinguisher exploded In his hands,
during small blaze In Highland
Park.
kobert Allan, who was nned 800 ny
Judge Phelan, two weeks ago, for
racing his motorcycle through the
streets. was captured by Motorcycle
Officer Fisher. Monday night. after
he had been pursued out OF the VIII
lage OF Highland Park. by the mar
shall.
Rilliam Leonard, n hoteIkeeper OF Gin
ctnnati, aud his dnughter, came 60
Detroit this week TO hunt up rela-
tives whom Mr.. Leonard had not
heard from In 36 years, and the re-
suit OF the search Is a happy family
reunion In the home OF a brother,
he council committee ON ordinance.
proposition OF the Detroit Board of
Commerce. for REMEMBERING the
streets on the plan OF 100 numbers
TO the block. Aid. Allan, chairman
OF the committee. has given the board
written Endorsement OF the plan.
ttorney Frank T. Lodge appeared be-
fore the Highland Park council Tees
day night. and made a plea for sid
In behalf OF the mother OF Arthur
Fitch. the Detroit city fireman, killed
In the basement OF a Highland Park
resloence Monday night. while oper-
etns IRE extinguisher which ex-
ploded. The councillors ralsed a fund
or Sb4 among themselves and then
voted 400 from the village treasury.
fund.
ne following have been added To the
faculty OF the University OF Detroit,
OF which the Rev. William r. Dooley.
formerly president OF CreIg hton uni :
p psesies omaha ass REV Meo l. r the
The Detroit times., 1911-08-09
MRS. MADDALENA DeCARLo DEAD
Wife Of Presbyterian Minister Was
46 Years Old.

Following an operation in Harper
hospital. performed last week Mrs
Maddalena Capossela DeCarlo, wife
OF the Rev. Pasquale DeCarlo. pastor
OF the Italian Presbyterian church
died Tuesday. Mrs. DeCarlo was born
In Calitri, Italy, 46 years ago and had
lived In America nearly a quarter OF
a century. Besides her husband, Mrs
DeCarlo Is survived by six children
her father and brother, living In Bay
onne, N. j.. and two married sisters
residing In Stamford, Conn. Funeral
services VIII be held Thursday after
noon at 2 o'clock In the family home
No. 495 Congress-st. east, with the
Rev. w. T. Jaquess, pastor Of the
Trumbull-ave. Presbyterian church.
officiating.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-09

j.. formerly OF the Jesuit college.
Toledo; the Rev. Roy Heitkamp, g. j..
formerly OF the Jesuit college. Cleve-
land; the Rev. FIR. Mannhardt. 3. J.
The university and the new college
OF arts will open Sept 5. and the en-
glreering- department. I'm October.
The latter classes will be held I'm the
buildings at Nos. 34s-350 Jefferson
ave. on which repairs are now be-
Ing made.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-09
Today,s Band Concert.

Schmemann's Military band. Her.
man w. Schmemann director. renders
the following program at Belle Isle this
afternoon and evening: March, Under
the Double Eagle" (Wagner); over
ture, "Semiramide" (Rossini): selec.
ton from The Fortune Teller" (Her
ber9; duet for organ chimes. Messrs
Mavity and LaRue; melodies from
The Chocolate Soldier" (Strauss)
Dance of the Hours" from La Giocon
da (Ponchielli); grand potpourri. "Mu,
steal Jokes" (Hamm); Star-Spangled
Banned. Frank Rose, baritone, will
sing at the evening concert.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-09

Highland Park village council,
Tuesday night. ordered the paving Of
.Currystone, Victor, Gerald and Cali
fornia-aves, In spite of protests from
certain taxpayers and notice Of In
junction proceedings. The prepare.
ton of the assessment rolls for Fair
view-ave., was also ordered, despite
protests. The paving Of Glendale,
Tuxedo and Elmhurst-aves. was held
up, pending the hearing Of the In
junction case before Judge Codd,
next Monday No further effort will
be made to pave the second block Of
Berersford-ave., because OF the pro-
tests. from the residents of the street.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-09
Woman Get. slanaI l.ener.

There Is to be an international
chemical congress next year In Wash
ington. A special invitation to 1t has
been fttingly extended to the modest
but deservedly celebrated Nine. Curie
who. with her husband, discovered
the miracle metal called radium. She
il already an honorary member Of
the American Chemical society.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-09

Genuine Bird s-eye Maple, 2
large and 2 small drawers. 8
jeweiry cases. serpentine top
drawers, brass trimmings.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-09
jap Education Cheap.

II appears that a student can get
along very we'll on 80 month at the
Imperial University OF Japan. His
food. room and light cost $l.2O a
month, his tuition 80 cents, paper
and books 80 cents, leaving yet a dol
lar each month for other expenses.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-09
WouIdn't BE q Bee.

One reason we would hate to be a
bee is because a bee dies when II gets
sick enough to stop work--Galveston
News.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-09

Busfucss-lile Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co, Is
John R-st. Pm. Main 1898. or City 1885
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Die @eiberitaSt.

JroIilD, elm fleines, nibt mel,
BON Baris gelegenes Std6tden In
Departement Die, lit nit Srauen
10 iiberreid geiegnet, 6aB oieie
bort idmmtli6e Memter betleioen
SIN borieen Sabre NOR oas fleine
Yoftamt bon Sroifip bas ei,l5ise
in gang Sranfreid, Dos iid trot
aaer 9robuneen benz Streif oet
poft- un6 Eelesropben . @eomten
nibt anfflieBen moIte. 9en SeIe-
grapben 6es rei5ponen Drtes BE-
6ienen orei iunge W6bherL oeiter
cine bierte Sungfrau olg 9epeihen'
tragerin bilfreib sur Geite itebt
Die fIeine gabnitation ftebt gleid,,
faus urlter peiblifer Sbbut mo
bic Dame, Die bier Die oberlte Sci.
tung bot, pereinigt in ibrer Ser,
ion orei mihtige Memter: oas elmer
Observation-Disclosures. elmer Dnr.
teiool . @ahterin uno eiller Sta,
tionsporIteberin. gamit lit ober Ole
amtlihe gdti9feit Der Srallen IL
5roiiip nod nidt eri6opft: aud aIs
6lurbiiterin fungiert cine Grai iito
elm anoere bot aIs Stnotpoli5iitil
offentlid gu berfiinoen, tper inter
balb elmer beitimmteit Griit in ben
beiligen Stano Der CHE au tretell
%gebenft; Die Gtanoesomtsbotin mi
BOG. in6em iie nod otter Site mil
elmer eroBen 9rommeI ourb biz
StraBen Die 2eute 5ulalnmentront.
melt nno Die Ianien Ser fiinftiser
ebepaare ausruft. Sic meiiten @e.
|idafte bes Stdbtdens luer6en Dol
Srauetl nteiit permitttpeten, geIeitci
o6er nerfpaltet. 8or einiger 3ciI
Ebotte man iosar eiuen peibIider
Gtnbtrot gemabIt, Der 8rafeft mltr'
te ieoeh auf @ruiio Der fran5cli.
iden Boblgeiese Die @nbI fir I'M.
leiiltig serfIGren.
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gttadieren iui, siaer.

Sn benz Sample, oas 8Iut reir
su bolten. sreifen Die meiBen &0r
perden bic Seine tpie Eiger an; BIZ
Seine be5pingen aber Die fleiner
Sampler oft burh ihnene 8ermeb
rang. Damn iebt ausidlas, &c
idmiire, eczema iiit6 dbnIifes iid
perihlimmern, @roft un6 Mppeti
ober abnebmen. Dieier 3uftanl
b~erlungt electric 8itters, Der Wa
gen, 2eber uno Nieren reguliert uni
@ifte aus benz 8Iute ausidei6et
CT lit Der bette B~lutreiniger.
idreibt 6. z. guoabn bon Gracp
Gal 8eriuft i'm. Soc BEL aaei
9ruggiiten.
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Msbnea @erste aerne pperatiu.

@ebmea Aerste gerne Dperatiu-
men bor. Dieie Srage ideint 5eit.
gemaB 5u iein, oa cine @eiesporla.
ge in Der Colorado 2egisIotrr ein-
gebra6t poroen lit, pelde Merate,
BITE unnotige Sperationen borneb-
men, elmer geiesmiorigen Sano-
lungsmeiie ihul6ig maft. Grau 90.
Moslert, 50 Marbsben Str, DUN.
firt, sc. g., ihreibt: sd miiree
i'm feinen 8reia obne ben Mlpe,.-
frdlter i'm &auie ieitt tpolen, oelln,
i'm gefis oeiielben, tam i6 ben
9oftor itets aus Dem Saufe baIteu.
Derielbe lit nur einmal in 5tuet Sa5-
rem BET uns gemeien. 9amoIs iag-
tie er, BOB mein @atte @Iino6orm.
e~nt5iinouna bate uno er poIlte i'm
10 ibnea als moglih mad Dem Sos
pitol ihaffen um cine Operation
por5uuebmen. @enn er an meiner
Stele mare, iagte er, miiroe er TEL
ne babe Stnnoe nit Der SinidaT-
Jung nod Dem &oipitaI parten. Sd
erpioerte: oNein". uno iogte, Dab
i'd 8unddit Sbre Meoiain berilt-
den miiroe. Sd gebraudte Den Mt-
p~enfrauter uno bag GeiLSeI, nn6
in elmer ISOLDE bate er tpie6er feline
Grbeit in ieiner Berfitatt aufee-
nommen."
Sornt's 4lpenfrdufer lit elm elm.
fades, 8eitbepdbrtes arduter-9ei
mittel. ueber bunbert Sabre lit er
cine Sulfe fir Die franfen un6 lei.
oenoen Meniden gepelen. @r lit
nidt in 4pctbefen gu boben; Tam
rur brett bon BEN Sabrifanten ooer
6eren 4genten beaogen ner6en. Mnn
idreibe an Or. Beter 5abrnep s
Cons 60. 1875 go Sopne Mne.
Chicago, Sn.
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9ea 0iebnahlg beidlnlSiat.

g. 6. gbamberIain bon Clinton,
Me., beiduloigt BRETT 8ndlen's Or
nica Safbe oes Steblens ODER Neb-
mems bon S6mer3 BEL 8ranomiin.
ben ODER Shirfungen Del,
SdmerS bel Mun6en - bas @lenh
bei Geibmlren ooer Sdmorrboioen.
sic beraubt @nnoeiL Siibneraueen,
8errenfungen uno gerlesuneen IT,
rer Sdrednifie", iast er, als Sell
mittel giebt es niht ibressleihen.
Wur 25c BEL alien Truggiiten.
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Die Nabrmngsmittel : 8eieke.

@eiese, iuelde Die @erfdliduna
bon Nabrungs-, 0enuB- unb Qr5'
neimittelu berbiete1, baben utr fell
einigen Sobren, nlein es gebt %.
nit, ME. init 70 pielen onoeren an,e-
rifanif6en @efebeu: Cine Men9e
Weniden fiiulllern iib penig 6ar.
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8eiese oo5uL oa, UNI ibertretel
gu peroen, unb Der 8~unoesregip-
rune lit es fal,m mogIid, Die bic,
len Sallfungen, Die betriigeriide,l
@tifettierungen aur 8erantmortung
uno our Strafe 81 5ieben. Ster
uno % peroen 9abrungsmittel-
Sali6er uno Sdwinoler pro5eiiiert
uno oerurteilt, aGeit1 es lit MIR ei,1
tleiner Bro5entias, urb aud bon
oieien 8eftrofungen oringt tpenia
in Ole 9effentltdfeit, neil Der
Breiie oes 2anoes itur fp1rIidje
ODER gar feline Mitteiluneen oariiLer
5ugeben. 0ie ipeiteebenoite Bubli.
aitdt mdre bier ON Blase, oainit
oas Hublifum Die Nomen bon Sol.
ider. uno ShpinoeI /. Sirmen CT.
fabrt uno fid ieIblt idisen FAM,
inoem es feline @aaren mcbr
fauft, Die bon Der @eeierune olf
oie idtporae 2i1te eeiett tpor6cll
iiuo.
@rfolereid laiien ii6 Die Moh.
runesmitteI . @eieke nur baum
ourdfibrem uern 8unbesbebGr.
ben, iotpie ltaotIihe uno itdotiihe
Dbrigfeiten 9ano in &anb geben.
Die @unoesbeboroen boben MIR sssll.
risoiftion, iomeit Der 5niidenitaat-
Ii9e SanbeI nit Nobrungs- &c.
nuB- uto @r5neimitteln in 9etra1t
|fommt. gs bleibt aIlo fir %itaotli-
DIE lt11o itdbtiide geboroen no5
elm tpeites Selb CUR 8et1tieurg.
limb seraoe bter bopert's. @ean1te
iino oa, o1eilt iie Backgammon tire
91tigfeit in Der Sauptiode oil
oie l1nteriuflng poit WiI1 nnb CT.
ne 4n5abl anberer Wabrungsmittel.
p6breno oen 8erfaIihuneen bic
Ter on6erer Nabrungs. uno @enuf.
mittel FREEZER Spielraum seIaifct
pirb. Das Bublifum muB feIbit
einereifen, nm iid Dor ben Sci
ihlinsen gu idiisen. 9as fam leidJt
uno obne ipeientlibe Soften fir
Den gin5elnen beperfitelliet mer.
ben, ipenn iid @iirser auiammell
tun uno einen tiibtigen gbemifer
getpinnen Der Nroben bon often.
barren ooer beroahtig eriheinen.
BEN Nabrunes. uno @enuBmitteIn,
Die ibm aueeionbt iper6er> sn I'M
teriuden bat. 9iegt feline Gdlibuno
Dor, 10 miro Der Ginienoer oobcn
IN Genntnts geiest- Werben .56I.
|idunsen nadgemieien, 10 eebt Der
8efunb beg gbemifers an ben 81.
it6noisen staatsmrtpalt. Der bas
strafberfabrer ein5uIetten bat.
@eitere Muslogert, oIs bic fir ben
gbemifer erforoerIifen, giebt .eS
nidt, un6 tpenn fih eine eroBe Mn.
5abI bon 8iirgern bereinigt, 10 fiito
bic SabresbeitrGge CUR Dedung Der
Soften gering. gs fonnten fogar
it6otiihe un6 itaatlid aneeItelttc
gbemifer init oiefen Mabrunssmit-
tel : l1nterfudungen betraut tper,
ben. CRIT tuenn bas 9ublifum ielbit
energiff geeen SdIidunsen feiner
Wabrungs -iinb @~enuBmittel eintriit
un6 fogar beitragt, Die Shuloiaen
sur Strafe 5u bringen, peroen iid)
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fom ertpeifen. (8. 9. g.
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Rad barter sasesarbeit

fdmeraen Ropf uno @iiden Der Sans.
frat. &ein @unoer, penn tire
Goune etpns miirriid lit. sic miro
lire quite 2aune tpieoer erlong.it,
nahoem iie Die Sdmer3en nit Or.
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bat. Dos lit oerielbe 5uperIdliige
Sreuno Der Menidbeit, Sen man
ieit Sabren in sail5 europa in foit
ieoer Somilie norfinbet. Is ,uo so
Gents Die SIaihe in allen oeutiden
g~fpotbefen.
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Mnbers a~enteint.

Dame (olf 8eIu6, our 3ofe):
u@iiien Sic niAt, Mnna, OF Die snd.
oige Srau efnen b~oaitdn6igen Goo.
the beiitt?"
Rein, gang b~onitdnoig lit er
nidt; bonn linfen 9br feblt ell
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@mmoriniiAes.
Der Gteim.

ugi mo BADEN Sic 6ieien Mirls
nit benz tultnoerpoIen Stein ber?"
p0en babe id mir eefouft. Sic
Diiien bod: Dor brei @o6en itorb
meme gante in @ien. 10000 @ro,
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.&ronen ~poltatieen @tiftuneen iiber-
mieien, un6 fir oen @eft ioIte id)
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Sen Sic uno oos lit eben Ser
5tetn."
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Barter @inf.

QIieiior: u@naoige Srou baben
bier 9odter, baben Sic iid oenn oa
ni9t audi einen Sobn eepiiniht2"
Mutter: oSa freilid, iest tpdre
ih iogar fhon NIT einem 5hmieeer.
|iobn 5~ufrieoen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-04
@or @eridt.

sd fam es eioli6 befunoen, ooB
Der 4lager iid mie Elm gieI benom.
men bail"
s9as fam MIR elm Sdafsfopf be.
baupten."
Mdter: 50 Die RerionoIien Der
9arteien feitgeitent iino, erfIare idl
Die BerbonoIung fir eroffnetl"