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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-17
CLUE LEADS ON
CONVICT TRAIL
Escaped Felons From Ne.
braska Penitentiary
Stole Milk Wagon

Nv associated ifcrs
Lincoln. Noh. March lt Off
Gers tonight are following a clue 20
the whereabouts OF the three CON
victs who on Thursday murdered the
warden, deputy warden and tcll.
Keeper OF the state pcnitentIary
They learned this afternoon that
the murdcrers stole q milk WAGON
and team from farmer near College
View and drove 20 town on the nieht
of the murder At the farm house
the men found hoy and his mother
at home forced them % keep them
overnight early the following morn
ing took the milk wagon. put the hcv
In with them, and drove off. telling
the woman that they would XIII her
and her boy if she tclephorcd 10 tho
authorities
Early that morning the wagon
stuck in a snowdrift near the home
NJ Chief OF Police Hunger. who was
watching for the conVcts The fuci-
tiyes hid inside the wagon and az
The point Of gun forced the hoy 20
tell lie about making an early de
livery Not suspectinr. the officer
helped the hoy 20 cut the drift. The
hoy later drove 20 the railroad tracks
where the murdcrcrs got out.
Officers believe that the story Of
the woman and her son is trre. and
hope 10 capture the murderers soon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-17
FGlk faRIS PEOPLE
SERIOUSLY EuRNED.

Special to Daily News
Paris, Tex, March 6.-Three peo.
pie we're hadly burned and one prob
ably fatally burned in an accident
here this afternoon.
Little RUBY Lee Carter was enter
tanning her little friend Eurenia Glib.
hons. and they were engaged In play.
Ing cooking in the yard when the
skirts of the Gibbons child caught
fire and she was burned beyond rec.
ognition
Mrs. Nixon. who conducts a board
inc house where the accident occur
REQ, was seriously burned, and SO
were Walter Wood and Albert Bay
good, all trying TO extincuish the
flames
II is not believed that the Gibbons
child can recover. She is the daupht
or of !. c Gibbons. a banker OF this
city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-17

LINE PROPOSED
New Railroad Covering
Distance of 227 Miles
Deemed Assured

Special 10 nsls News
Austin. Tex. March li Another
railroad is to be constructed In Texas
and the line as proposed IS 10 run
from Beaumont to Waco. a distance
OF 22i miles.
John l. Squirting. an att3rlcy and
railroad builder OF lIonillon Texas.
was here this afternoon. and held n
conference with members of the Rail-
road Commission Spnrlins was en-
route east TO finance the line and
was here procuring SOME preliminary
data on the subject.
II is also proposed to construct
by Squirting and his associates a
branch northwest from point on
the Trinity river In Leon county TO
Corsicana, distance Of = miles
Squirting has not vet decided on q
name for his proposed line lie pro
poses to make trackare ARRANGEMENTS
with other lines for a mart OF the
route
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-17
Contests Over Delegations
Will BE Made by Roose-
welt Forces
STATEMENT FROM DIXON
CAMPAIGN MANAGERS For BOTH
NFN CINE ESTIMATES OF
LEADERS STRENGTH
IN DIXIE.

by Associated Press
Washington. u. G. March l6.---
Contests against Taft delegates In
ali Southern states to the Chicago
national convention will be taken be-
fore the national COMMITTEES in June
by Roosevelt forces, according 10
statements made today over the sig
nature of Senator Dixon, Rooseyelt's
manacer.
The purpose of such a move is an
attempt TO overthrow rafis southern
strength before delegates can be
seated In the convention.
DiXon's estimates give Roosevelt.
- delegates and comedies II to Taft.
Eighty-four Taft delegates from
Southern states are placed in tho
contested Colnmn
Director Mckinley Of Taft's cam
paicn also gave out a tabulated es-
innate Of strength today, claiming
33l delegates for Taft. and conced-
Ing ! 3 to Roosevelt Mckinley con-
cedes that contests are likely In these
districts First Georgia. Third Vir-
ginia. Second and Fifth Missouri. and
Third Oklahoma. a total of ten dele
gates
The DiNcn statement declares that
the following delegates now claimed
for Taft will be contested Ala
bama. -; District of Columbia. Q;
Florida. ~ Georeia. 20; South Car
olina 6 Tennessee. 70; Virginia, Is.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-17
HlLISNII.LE JUROR
ADDED To DEATH ROLL.
ny Associated Press

ny Associated Press.
Hillsville. Va, March l6. With
Juror Augustus Fowler added to the
death roll today, little or no progress
had been made tonight looking 20 the
capture OF the Aliens and their clans
men. who escaped TO the mountains
after their murderous attack upon
officials OF Carroll county court
Thursday
Reports from the mountains last
night to the effect that Sidnl Allen
had been captured and his wife killed
were proven TO be erroneous loday
detectives who went 10 the Allen
home found It deserted
In the meanwhile the search con.
tinues, and II is expected that the
outlaws will put up determined
fight II the POSSES reach ihoir hiding
place. which Is. as vet. unknown
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-17
STORMY DEBATE
ON EXCISE TAX
Underwood Discovers That
Progressives Don't
Stand Anywhere"

Washington. u C., March 10
The Democratic excise hill providing
for one per cent tax on incomes of
corporations. firms and individuals
Of, or exceeding. five thousand dol
lars a year. was debated vigorously
in the House today 4 vote on the
measure will be taken TUESDAY.
Representative rrouiv cf Iowa an
insurgent Republican. announced
that he would support the bill
Representative Jackson of Kansas
announced that he would vote ncith-
or way
Chairman Underwood then said
I want TO congratulate the country
uron learning from a representative
ot the Progressive Republicans Of
Kansas Just whore these gentlemen
stand ! find they don't stand auv.
where"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-17
RUMDRS OF EARLY
ATTACH At rEkING.

~ Associated Press
Peking, March l6.-The situation
in the north remains critical, with
rumors of coming attacks by Mongols
and Manchus The streets are desert.
ed
President Yuan cannot assemble
enough troops in the north who will
obey him to re-establish his authority
Foreign soldiers recently have ac.
companied thousands Of dollars from
Tien Tsin to peking, which was loan
ed by the four powers group of bank
ers to the Chinese finance board.
American marines guarded an i'm
mense sum. taken from the ruins OF
a native bank and transferred to the
International Bank here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-17
STEWART ACQt IrTID
Of NIRDEE CHARGE.

DALLAS. TcN. March u \ T
stewart who Was charged with the
murder Of FraukNcv shaw in Dallas
IN o''oter 1000 was rcquitt,d py a
jury In the Criminal District Court
this mornins The c.se went to the
Jury FRIDAY afternoon 40 90 O'Clock.
The unWrit;en Law was plcadcd.
Katy tram auditors testimpny con-
timinr Stewards aleeaton tha.
Newsha" was on a Pullman car out
of - Louis az on time with his
wife Both men lived az CarTollton.
Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-17
MRS. TOWNSEND
HEARD ON STAND
Alleges Neglect on Part
of StepmOther During
Childhood


Fort Worth, Tex, March 10
Mrs. Georgia Scott Townsend. whose
efforts to break the will Of her faith
er Winfield Scott has precipitated a
fierce legal battle betN cen herself
and her stepmother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Scott. took the witness staad in tho
probate court Saturday morning and
told Of incidents which are at the
basis OF her charge that her step.
mother ALWAYS disliEed her and strovc
TO prejudice her father against her.
4 was eight wears old when my
father married Mrs Scott Mrs
Townsend testified and not long
after Mrs Scott induced my father Ia
nla q me In n convent was kept
there three years and when | begged
my siepmother to let me come home.
Ah,9 she would visit the convent
n, would tell me that she didn't
vail another wcman's child around
the house. that | would be in the way.
Nhen Mother 81 Paul and some Of
the sisters In the convent told her |
should be allowed 10 come home,
that ! was grieving myself TO death,
she told them the same thing
Nearly every question asked Mrs
Townsend brought objections from,
Mrs Scotts attorneys Judge L. ".
Stephens protested vigorously NJ tho
character of testimony which he said
was being "lueced into the case
merely to provoke sympathy
III they have evidence to support
their charge Of undre influence I
challenge them 10 brine It In and
introduce witnesses tc testify con
cernine matters thar are AZ least
within sho7tinc 1istauc" OF the will
Judge stephens said
IL YOU viii sit down and quit in
icrrupting MS We VIII bring In enough
to break this will" Attor.
nev v. I Mclean. lr. retorted.
Mrs Townsend testified that when
she returned home from the convent
her stepmother refused 10 allow he
10 use the carriagcs which we're on
the place and thar Ier father hougI
hor hursy and h.t-o OF her own
She said Mrs Scott told her father
that II was eNtrayaganJe and that she
didn't need a hors. and buggy The
daughter recalled o Christmas six
teen years aeo when her father had
given her a diamond ring. but she
said her stepmother vorldnt allow
her 10 keep Il
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-17
Northwestern Electrical SHOW

Minneapolis, Minn March 10
What is believed to be the most brill
liant electrical display ever held on
the continent was inaueurated today.
when Thomas A. Edison pressed the
connecting button in his laboratory
al Orange. y J. This ienited an
electric lamp in the Minneapolis Ar
mory, which started all the machin-
cry in motion, and the third annual
Northwestern Electrical Exposition,
as Is its title, was officially dedioat-
ed and started.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-17
Toronto Team Goes South

Washington. n. c.. March 1s.-
The regulars and recruits OF the Tor.
onto baseball team rounded up in
this city TODAY preparatory To start
ing on their spring practice trip in
the South The players will spend
Two weeks in Macon. and then work
their way north. playing sixteen eN-
hihition games before meeting Jer-
soy CITY in the opening International
League championship game OF April
IS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-17
MAINE GOES To
LAST LONG REST
Plunges With Colors Flying
Six Hundred FathOms
Down


BY Associated Press
Havana, March IL Under lower
Ing skies and in heavy sea, the old
kSttleship Maine, rcsurrected after
fourteen years burial in Havana har-
bor today plunged with colors flying
to her everlasting rest six hundred
fathoms deep in the waters OF the
Gulf The sinking of the hulk was
carried out as planned, marking the
end of the work begun a wear and
a half ago.
Imposing services, commemorative
of those who lost their lives when
the Maine was blown up In 1891.
were held this morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-17
Memorial 10 Cleveland,

New York. March i6.-..Th@ 'H n
the late Grover Cleveland and its
Influence upon the national progress
and material welfare OF the United
States will he the themes OF speeches
bv Chief Justice White OF the Su-
preme Court OF the United States,
Mayor Gaynor, Judge Alton y. Park
er and other well known public men
at the memorial exercises TO he held
tomorrow afternoon in the assembly
hall of the College of the City "
New York.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-17
BOMB FOR JUDGE
WOUNDS OFFICER
Internal Machine Explodes
in New York Session
of Court

New York. March IA bomb
sent 10 Judg" Otto Rosalsky OF the
General Sessions Court exploded In
the ludce's apartments tonight. aid
Owen Eran, chief OF the Bureau OF
Comhustibles office department. who
had been summoned by Judge Rosal-
sky when ne received suspicious
looking package, was seriously injur-
ed Egans right hand was mangiei
and his face torn.
Judge Rosalcky was unharmed.
Rosalsky was trial Judge in the
Folk +. Brandt case and sentenced
brandt TO a term OF thirty years
The bomb came by mail and the
address was typewritten.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-17
RATIO Of FIRE
LOSS REPORTED
State Board Estimates it
6S.4 Per Cent For Past
Year
srtei.l 10 Daily News.

Special 10 Daily News.
Austin. Tex, March l6- The loss
ratio Of fire insurance companies
operating In Texas during 1911 was
6S.4 per cent. according to the re-
port completed by the state insur-
ance board today. The board fig
ures that II costs the companies 35
per cent 10 write policies and that
therefore a loss ratio exceeding s.
per cont means lost money. The re-
ports Of l2i companies were used in
making tn" estimate. the gross prem.
iums collected by them during 1911
were IS Sl0.2q2 and the losses we're
sc.047.205 Only a few OF the con-
Germs reported profits from the
twelve months
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-17
California, South Dakota
and Colorado Ordered
From Honolulu
MAKES FLEET FORMIDABLE
NtAT TO JAPAN. UNITED STATES
WILL HAVE MOST row ER-
FULIN CHINESE
WATERS.

BY Associated Press.
Washington, ID. c., March l6.--
Significant orders were issued by the
Navy Department late today. direct
ing three big armored cruisers Of the
Pacific fleet TO proceed to the Phil
ippines at once for an indefinite stay.
The Navy Department will not ad-
NIT that the vessels are to be at
tached to the Asiatic fleet. but their
arrival gives the United States the
most powerful foreign fleet except
ing Japan's in touch with Chinese
waters.
The vessels ordered to the Philip
pines are the flagships California.
South Dakota and Colorado. now at
Honolulu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-17
JtCk WpITF EASY
MARK FOR RINFRS.
By Associated Press

By Associated Press
Los Angeles, Cal. March III.
Mexican" Joe Rivers. the Los An
2cles lightweight. was an easy vie.
tor this afternoon over Jack White
OF Chicago in Vernon Arena In 4
scheduled twenty-round bout.
The referee stopped the fight in
the twelfth, after White had been
knocked down several times for the
ninth count.
In the eleventh and twelfth rounds
ivers laughed at Whites futile at
temrts to reach him, and pounded his
opponent numerically. Only Ad
Woleast now stands between Rivers
and the liehtweieht championship
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-17
ELnER u;OLCO NOW
JUtkEZ COMM MiNDANT.

~ Associated Pres,
Chihuahua March 10 Colonel
Poscual Oro7co. father of the COM
maudinl general OF the rebels sue
cecls General RoJas as commandant
at Iuarc7
Roias vii come TO Ch.h.5hpa and
go 'o 'hC front
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-17
SITU tTIoN GREATLY
IMPROVED At TIEN TSIN

~ 'F7"-'' IaTFW FTrNN
Marking, March l6 United State,
Miniter Calhoun ~ Peking today
telceraphed Rear Admiral Murdoch.
commander OF the Asiatic fleet lha;
the situation is so greatly improved
II is unnecessary TO keep the cruiser
Cincinnati al Tien Tsin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-17
Only Loyal Federal Leader Left to
MaderO in Northern Mexico Falls
Into Hands of Enemy
PEREMPTORY COMMAND Of OROzCO
Expedition of Two Hundred Men Starts Westward
Next Week to Take Towns in Northern
Sonora Chihuahua Facing Food Famine

"
chihuahua March iOPancho Villa the only loyal Federal
left in Chihuahua, captured yesterday
TODAY, himself OF afternoon
he executed sunday according
villa and captured
Santa Rosala with they
taken a nearby.
Villa according aNiCc> from rebel
g'aphed
oroo Saara
ccrn Villas lieutenant
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-17
sNOWHoUNp TRAINS
REPORTED On MOVE
b, Associated Pres,

Kansas CITY Mo. Marrt lc-
All trains from the west. which have
been snowbound for several days In
western Kansas, are moving tonight.
according TO reports from railroad
officials.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-17

FORMER GOVERNOR
OF MAINE II DEAD.

By Associated P'ess
Boston. Mass. March 16
John f. Hin, former COVER
nor of Maine, and acting sec-
retary Of the Republican ma
tional committee. died here
today. Hill was taken ill
early this week with an affec-
ton of the heart. Vice Chair.
man Victor Rosewater. pro-
prietor OF the Omaha Bee.
will be chairman Of the COM
mittee at least until after tho
national convention
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-17
+~++++.......++
ENGLAND FACING
TRADE PARALYSIS.

o. l,spcaf-l Pes.
London, March lt.-Real-
izine that no settlement %
the coal strike is possible IN
another week the nation
faces with calmuess the pros
pect of increasing Industrial
paralysis accompanied hy
hunger and iesiitution The
Cabinet TODAY discussed the
draft Of a sil which Il is
hoped. viii bring an end 10
The struggle at an early date.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-17

Washington n G.. March rs
For West Teyas Fair sunday and
Monday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-17
"SHOOT HIM At SUNRISE"
Juarel Rebels Guard AGAINST Attack.

Iuarez March l6Relels holding Juarez
prise attack by
settlements to do impossible ap-
proach within miles of the border post discovery
General chihuahua today expedition of
hundred
Prea Na"o are
connection with rebel troops already there
All freight troops trains
stopped Chihuahua
classes Merchants there trains
the federal notice that
will smugslcrs rule If II e-
he
SaliHa Ordered To TAX Tarral
ordered
rarra nov garrcnei
Feierals
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-17
WEATHER.


Unset,lcd and colder SUNDAY
Yesterdays Tempcraturc
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-19
G0tueteeu.

8ou OF o q theme d.
@as bu im 5er5eu trdeit.
SD Sitt bid, lern' c5 Deri1neigen.
gilir mas bu ueridipeigit, lit gang oein
@igen,
Sein bIantetes g9oIGeu. bein eiiIbens
ties 9enter,
2u IoIlit es pergraben uno nift uer'
1dleslten,
Slur 9olb in Der Siefe lit blanf unS
rein.
Seine 6euite Sreube. beiue bunfeIite
Yeiu,
Sd)Iieb Iie .iicbenfad) elm.
Sfdnig unb 5art lpie iuuger Sdpee
Set beiu gBiluih unO beiu g8e1.
9euu: beiues @olbes Seiubeit -
@er ipGgt iie?
9eines 2eibes S6ipere -
User trdet iie2
9eines @Iiides Siibc -
8er beet iie
60 tief aIs bu2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-19
Guslii9e 9lnsfprii9e iiber
sSranen.

Sc gibt tein GGenb, mas Elm 8eib
ni4t gu Iinoern perm09te!
8eaconsfielb.
Bas tpdre bas 2eben bes Mannes
inert, ipenn es feline Srau sGbe9
Robert Burns.
Sd babe bic Raierei zines Deibes
gefeben unb id babe ben 4ufrubr Der
@ogen sef,ben = i9 bebaure mebr
einen 2iebbaber, aIs bic Matroien.
9brpn.
Sas Weib TIT Der liebensniirbigIte
Srrtum b<r Ratur.
abrabam gopleb.
9as 8sib, bas nidt auf iein 9e<
f4Iedt ftoIS ift. sIeidt elmer aDnisin,
bic nidt inert TT. ibre &rone 3u traz
gen. 2arprenee.
Die metiten Srauen baben teinen
@6dratter. Sic iinb aIlau tpeids
8eIen, um eineu Ginorud lange gu
beipabren. Sic iinb buntel ober
bGpnb - oas 1T Der ganse Inter
f4ieb. gope.
Die Trausn fiibren uns. CAB iie
uns pplltommen MAIDEN! Sc mebr
GinIi9t iie erbalttn, beito aufgetlGrz
ter iperben iie tperben. 9tuf Der geiz
itisen 8ultur Der Srauen berubt bic
Meisbeit Der Rdnner.
Sheridan.
Rein Wetb tanu BON Dem Wege ber
Sugenb fortgebradt tperben, obne baB
es Ielbft Die 9anb baau feidt.
Somtrist.
@Jott fegne bas gan5e f90ne Sc
f9Ie9t! giiemanb fann ss mebr lie=
ben uIs id. SroB alien S9pd6en,
bic ib BEL ben 5rdusn gefeben, trob
alien Satirsn, Die id iiber Iis seleIen,
iinb iie mir itets lieb 9eipeien. Sd
bin iiber5eust, baB elm Mann, Der
utdt eine GENTLE 3a;aeiaEng su benz
gausen 8efdledt besr. bos eiuaeIne
8eib nidt 10 lieben fonn. pie er
mub. Sterne
llnpartsitfds. losifde unb itreng
gere4te Grauen! Soft bepabre uns
booor! Benn ole Srauen bieIe giz
genfhaft bdtten, lpiirbt bic MenI6beit
psrgeben unb Die @rbe ipiirbe au elmer
Diiite. Gbaderap.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-19

lit : Der geToet bat, bab bns Wo~
fer eas Bette fei. Die SO Sinber
ober bodten ppbl om ofIeripenisitsn
5aron, ebsnfo fpenig ipie iie iid tiims
merten, lpo bas piele 9ef6irr ters
eetommen mar, bon benz ii9 9auls
Mutter Ihneu sinen Sell BON Bee
freunbeteh Nadbarn geIieben bate.
Mait einem tpabren Seuereifer ftiir3te
iid basesen bic bungrise Sugenb
auf bic bsrsbod aufgetiirmten aus
6entellsr. Wlit elmer ans @unber>
bare srenoenb.n @sidpinbisfeit paz
ren bic nSsdferftiiden". Sdneden,
pfonntuden ufp. perf4punoen.
WGbrenb Der ssrduidpoIIen 1ln<
terbaItuns batte enbIid bic 5rou bes
Soufes @eIegenbeit sefunben, fid ibs
rem SprDBlins gu ndbern. ~Nun
fage nal, paul, mas fpu benn bas
oGles beiBen9 SOa i9 bier cine
&leintinberbeiuabranitalt aufmaz
6ens"
pauI6en febte cine unoulosmiene
auf. ~lber. Mama. es febIen ia
fogar nod tpeIds, unb 0u bait bod
gsfast, i9 fOIe bic sanse 8Iaife sins
Iabsn!"
Oa muBte bic Wutter benn quite
Wtiene MAIDEN, selDbte iih aber, ME
pieber 70 leidtiinntg nit WOrten su
fein. limb als gar um 8 ubr ale
~@dfe" on bic 2uft gsfebt paren
unb iie ben S4aben on serbrpdenem
@ef4irr befab, f4lug iie bret aeuas.
Qn ben fommenben @eburtstagen
bon pauI ipiro es borausfdtli9
ipeientlib rubiser suseben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-19

- SIM 4IpenbOtsI. @aii
[naGbsm er bic Sptelre9nuns ees
priift. gum aellner): ~9as finb absr
bod eritdunlid bube Preife! 2oFsn
sic Sic Rehnung nodmdIs burdfez
ben!" 8urs barauf erbGIt Der @ait
Die Re9nung suriid nit Dem fdrift,
li6.n gsmerten: 9llles rihtis. SSiir
M,oiFpn Der Rednung 8 Granten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-19

- 4us Der &inbtrftu b E.
Die fIeine grna: DIANA, Der @illi
TIT 70 = sefrdbis. gaimmt iid sI.i9
ben er0Bten Qpfet - unb ben tpoIIt'
id serooe baben.
Damn biGft erna d. Srau:
uSagen g mir nur Die @abrbsit,
Serr Spttor = iteH's pirtli9 10
fdlimm NIT meinem Mann9"
Irst: v2eiber, - Ole Rd6t oiitf>
te er taum iiberlsben. llebrieens,
foIlte er bennod Biz friib ausbaIten,
bann laHen g mid bpGen."