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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-01
FEDERALs TO CO AFTER
REBEL GOV. CARRANzA
The FederaIs VIII Command Five
Thousand Troops and carranza
Two Thousand.
tBy Associated Press.l

Mexico City, March 1.-Gen. Heche
Comprosa and his 1900 seasoned men
will join General Aubert's Federals in
the campaign against Governor Car
rama of chihuahua. General Aubert
will have 5000 men and Governor Car
rama 1000.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-01
List Of Destroyed Buildings.
fBy Associated Press.1

Rusk, Texas, March 1.-The follow
ing prison buildings were destroyed
here today by fire which did 100000
damage: Shops building. chapel, hos
pital, dining room, kitchen, blacksmith
shops, carpenter shops and laundry.
The foundry, cell building, and box
factory were saved.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-01
TURKS AND Greeks IN
BLOODY ENCOUNTER

Athens, Greece, March Three
hundred Turkish lnfantrymen fought
for six hours against Greek troops
near Janina today, surrendering only
when 112 Turks had been killed, in
cluding their officers. The statement
received here that only four Greeks
were wounded in this fight, is received
with skepticism.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-01
Served by Conscience.
[By AssocIated Press.l

IBy AssOCIaltu Ffess-J
Trenton, n. J., March LIN giving
up the Governorship, Mr.. Wilson said:
"The people of this country are going
to be served by conscience and not by
expediency. The rarest thing in pub
lie life is courage"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-01
FEW Bodies RECOVERED
N HOTEL FIRE
TBy Assynated Press.I

Omaha, Neb. March IAN all night
search for hotel fire victims resulted
in the finding OF bnly one body. Other
dead, however, afe believed to be still
buried in the ruhs.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-01
|ARMY MOBILIZATION
| NEARLY COMPLETED
lBy Associate Press.l

Galveston, Texasl March 1.-The
organization Of the Fifth Brigade was
completed today at Camp Crockett and
expetcs to start aIheuvers immediate
ly. The Sixth Brigade, at Texas City,
is nearly complete. 1t moved from
the low ground first selected as a
camp to a higher position.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-01
PROCEEDINGS or THE
| TEXAS LEGISLATURE


Austin, Texas. March 1.-The Houas
lis again today arguing whether or not
to try to pass the Katy consolidation
measure over Governor colquitt's
veto. A vote is expected today.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-01
TURKEY CALLS ON
POWERS TO MAKE PEACE

London, March Turkey places
herself unreseryedly in the hands Of
the powers, with the request to con-
cIude peace as advantageously as pos
sible for her.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-01
PROMINENT GALVESTON
LAWYER FELL DEAD

Galveston, Texas. March Judge
Marcellus E. Kleberg. one of the lead
ing attorneys of Galveston, dropped
dead of heart failure at his home to
day.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-01

Woodrow Wilson Now Private Citizen.
GBy Associated Press.l
Trenton, N. J., March 1.-Woodrow
Wilson ceased to be Governor of New
Jersey at noon today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24
CONDUCTORS STILL HAVE
MUCH WORK ON HAND

II appears now that the Order Of
Railway Conductors will not be able
to finish their 1913 convention before
the middle. and possibly the end, Of
next week. The conventions cost Is
estimated at $4,000. Nevertheless
II Is said that the project to cut the
number of Vesagates to 100, instead
OF one for each division. which makes
a total OF GOT at present, will be de-
feated. 1t 10 figured that the change
from a biennial to triennial session
will effect the necessary saving.
81. Louis is now conceded as the
place for the 1915 convention. st.
Louis boomers are now trying to
have their city made the permanent
convention town, but the movement
will probably be defeated. A propo-
sition to rotate the conventions
among st. Louis, Detroit, Cleveland
and Toronto is encountering little
support.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24
EXPLODING GUN
CAUSE OF PROBE
Secretary of War Garrison to
Fix Responsibility For
Three Deaths

WASHINGTON. May 23.-ln the alb
sence OF any explanation OF the ex
plosion at Fort Moultrie. :. g.. III
which three enlisted men we're killed
and Captain Buy Is. NJ. Hanna serious
ly injured, Secretary OF War Garrison
today wired 10 the commanding ON
Ger of the fort for detailed report
According TO unofficial advices re
ceived at the war department the DIS
aster came as the result OF the blow
ing OF of the breach lock on one OF
the three-inch guns which were being
used In night firing practice. An IN
vestigation Of the condition OF the gun
and report from the officer whose
duty { Is TO examine 1t before firing
Is expected to be received within
few days Nntil then. however. the
department will not attempt TO hA
the responsibility for the disaster.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24
BUNCO ARTISTS
WAXED WEALTHY
UNDER SYSTEM"
Protected BY Police San Fran.
cisco Grafters Reaped Rich
Harvest of Dollars
AMASSED QUARTER MIL
LION IN THREE YEARS
Indictment of Eight Policemen
May Lead To Second Abe
Ruef Scandal

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, May 23.--
Forty Italian bunco men operating un-
der the protection Of San Francisco
policemen reaped harvest OF more
than quarter OF million dollars dur
ing the past three years. or the loot
the police were given fifteen per cent
outright, but they secured virtually
all OF the ill-sotten gains as they own
ed an interest In gambling places
where the operators" sQuandered
th,ir share OF the fleece"
This Is 4 summary OF series OF
sensational confessions made by a
number OF the swindlers and corrob-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24

Believing mis- countrymen might stili
escape, Gallo agreed 10 80 silently 10
iail.
Next came the cases OF Du Bois.
De Martini and Corrigan. They. too.
were found guilty TO their great sur
prise. The police had fallen down
completely
Believing they had been given the
double cross" these three, out or
spirit OF revenge and without hope or
immunity. told all. They gave specinc
instances OF the payment OF graft TO
the officers. named dozens who couid
corroborste them and laid bare the
scheme by which the guardians or the
peace had promised TO deliver an en-
tire city and two million visitors into
the hands OF gang OF thieves during
the Panama-Pacifc exposition.
Amazing angles of the police graft
We're unfolded i'm rapid succession.
The time-worn washer game" or
tin box" trick WAS the one most used.
said the bunco men. A sucker" IL
told that certain philanthropist
wishes an agent 10 aid In the distribu-
ton OF his wealth The "come-on"
must, OF course. put up certain
amount AS evidence OF his good faith.
He Is told that similar sum will be
placed In the hands OF third party
| by the mythical benefactor. Both
sums are placed in tin boxes and the
agent" Is permitted to mind both
temporarily Thereafter the bunco
artists disappear and the victim be-
coming suspicious examines the tins
and finds both are filled with iron
washers. Another swindle Is worked
along similar lines. the only change
being that the dupe Is supposed to be-
come guardian Of an heiress
And now San Francisco is wonder
ing whether she is In for another
graft prosecution and whether, de-
spite the nearness OF the Panama-Pa-
cinc exposition, she is 10 be again
held up to the world and compelled TO
tell her shame In public The investi-
cation Is by no means over; It has
just begun; and IL is freely predicted
by the district attorneys office that
before long the "higher.ups" will be
tangled In the net and one OF the
startling stories OF police graft and
alliance with the underworld will be
told
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24
The Smallest Dynamo.

The smallest electric dynamo in the
world was exhibited recently before
the French Academy OF Science. So
small IL this dynamo that it's base
would not occdpy all the space on a
penny The Instrument Is perfect
miniature Of a large machine and IL
a practical model In every respect IL
works with hum that sounds like
the buzz OF mosquito. II weighs only
one NTH OF an ounce. and is iX-ten I hs
OF an inch thick The little dynamo
can be used not only as generator.
but AS motor consuming. In this
latter case. two amperes OF electric
current at pressure OF IN volts A
small pocket battery VIII operate II.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24


GRATED by their agents before a grand
jury, which has already led to the
indictment OF eight policemen and
may result in discoveries that will
start q graft prosecution which may
rival the one that put Abe Ruef In the
penitsntiary.
The accused bluecoats are Frank
Esola, Arthur Macphee. Charles Tay-
Tor, VIM. McHugh, Jas. McGawan,
Cbas. Joseph. Louis Drollette and
Jack Sullivan All have served from
10 to Is years on the police force.
For two years the bunco men held
sway over a number OF Italian mer-
chants who had complained repeated
~ but futilely, To police officials,
banded together. engaged private de-
tectives and secured sufficient evi.
dence to convince the district attOr.
ncy that their accusations were just.
That was last September From
then on the prosecutor gathered evil
dence. Two months later he sprang
bis trap. Arrests occurred In rapid
succession over the entire country,
Up to this time only rumor con-
nected the names Of the policemen
With the sure thing" men. Then the
prisoners confessed the police had pro-
tected them And this Is why: The
bunoho men themselves were being
buncoed by the police. The police
had convinced these shrewd Italians
that they would not be prosecuted.
Finally the showdown came. Nike
Gallo stood convicted. Something
had gone wrong the detectives told.
but they agreed TO support Gallo's
wife and two children during his Ave
years Of Imprisonment II he would
keep num-" Thirty dollars q month
was to be paid the destitute family.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24
DEMOCRATS RAIL
TO ASHURSI
Republicans, as Usual. g
pose Any Immediate HsasyS'
Saving Move v:

WASHINGTON, May 23.--No woe4
OF serious opposition to the Asnu
bill proposing 10 establish . govoe
ment plant for the manufacture e.
armor plate was heard among 49,
majority In the senate memberohly
today.
The Democrats appeared stronoIy
TO incline TO the idea, while RopvQ'
licans indicated they would oppooo
any immediate action on the grounG
that sufficient information ~ 70 the
cost OF making armor plate unoos
government auspices has not beec
obtained. No action by congress- -
the present session IL expected.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24
TORNADO RECEIVERS
MARRIAGE lines
Certificate of Kansas City Couple
Found in Omaha After
Big Wind

OMAHA. Neb.-The recent tornado
hunted up and brought back the mar
riage certificate issued 10 George E.
Richie and Anna NJ. Smith, Of Kansas
City. Nov. l6 1907, when they were
united in marriage I'm this city by the
Rev Charles w Savidge. Where the
certificate has been hiding during the
PAST five years no one knows
Shortly after the marriage Mr.. and
Mrs Richie told Mr.. Savidge that
they had lost their certificate and re-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24
WOMAN COMMANDS OLD
COAST SAILING SHIP

BOSTON-Captain Georgia Orne,
one OF the few women shippers in
the country, is ready TO put to sea
with her century-Old schooner Hiram.
All hands. including First Mate James
Orne, the shippers husband, and
cabin girls, Mary and Jane Orne. have
signed articles for the summers
coasting trips. which usually consist
in carrying lumber from some Maine
ports TO New York and returning with
coal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24

Quested a duplicate. which was sent,
and nothing more was thought Of the
matter until this week. when Mrs. w.
n. Dorward called on the Rev. Mr..
Savidge and handed him the original
certificate.
A day or SO after the tornado she
found the document in the back yard
mixed In with lot or debris blown
there by the wind.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24

Self operating wireless eQuipmene
has been invented for marine stations
along the coast OF France to warn vss-
sells In foggy weather by code signals
sent out automatically.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-04

suriif. 9as SdjieBen nur0e Dol, beis
ben Seiten ipieber oufgenonmen,
amcrifaner ltn6 Wertfaner maren ct-
lpa 300 Daros bon einanoer entfernt
uno mitten stpiihen ibnen befono 'ih
Die @rcn3linie, pelde BON 9eiennn'
benz iiberfnritten tprtr6e. TnS Sdnes
Ben oauerte etlpa 6retBig DiInltter,
iid Die Oterifaner 5lrild5o-
gen.
Wenerof Sjebo, Ser nerifaniIhe
geicbls1aber, giebt folgenoe Dnritels
luna oes 0orfdIl8; ,t5 Wlaoertlten
iudtcn Gonntog Die 8ren5e 81 Hber-
f6reuen ais farbige umeritanllhe
Irnppen Tie feitnebnteu pollteR. sic
feuerten uno Die gleger floben. aur5
oorouf ionote ib t50 yfegierang5s
truppen nah 9faco. Die D6ari6llnle
(aa lGngs Der 8ren3e un6 ais tie an
benz 9unfte onIangten, no WSorgens
Ole Waoerniiten aiif Die 9eeger ges
feuert batten, tuur6en lie 6ltrdlS ditlIe
beariiBt. Wteine 2eute 5ogen Iifl cine
fltr8e 3iitan3 suriid ltno ielerten 10
I1nge ais Die farbigen Erltppen feit'
erten.
9lus gtdco miro odgeger geneloet,
buB BORT eingetroffene mertfaulIthe
Gruppen oon einen aampfe NIT
omeritantfhen 8ren5truppen ntd]ts
fDiiieu pollten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-04

5rau 9. Saps. bon No. 1851
Glas.d qDs., nleloete Der Yoli3ei. boB
iie bon einem iunssn. gutseil.ibeten
Wann um ibrs 5anbtoide uno S15 be-
IiobleH iuorben lei.
auna Dfistonith, bon Wo. 30f
Gft Critic StraBe, Lief seitern gtat.
miitag In elm Heitrurant go. $50 W.
g. Sirabe. erariii ein groorreiier nno
ihlng Die Mdrterin. Gitber SUisfp,
nit oem 6rifi oes Meiiers al beii
aopi. Sooann itiir3te lie iib auf et-
nen 8alt Ronens Gam. Sflris6er,
go. 735 geit 4. Sirabe, tpeIhcr je.
bod Reibaus nabn. bebor er uerleet
morotm ipnr. Die Ruienoe Durbe Don
ben G5ebeinpoli5iiten Benier irlo
8ernbarbt iuegen tbatIif]en glngriiis
oerbaitei.
- 9on ein.m Was.n Der Jirmu
6ussman Bros. In 2odlanb puros
gsi.srn an Der 6un., apifhen Wain
uno Sncamore Strabs. cine aiiis
Gigcrren geitobleu, tpdbreno bet
Tutrmonn WaIter WlcGen In Der
Rod fbarIfaft Daaren ablisferte.
- Spbn Barr, tin 81 Sabre alter
,Gnteriainer" BON gbicaeo, Gus,
rurns aeIttrn 4beno BON ben Ge.
fsimppIi;iIt.n Bel uno Ghiitte an oer
Ode Der Z. uno Gin Strabe perbdfs
tst unb un..r Der 4nilaee. sir Suitisa
Fiiitiling gu fein. sirseFperrt. De,
Gefane.ne ipirb In Snoionapolis
Sno., pes.n arsebIi4er 3ehprsasr.i
rer.nnai.
- Seheimpolisiit 5opes holte ae.
fern ten in BelIsfontdiu. g.. oerbdf.
tstsn. 30 Sabre alten Rid. u. Wdior
90 ano brohte ben geFongenen mad
Cincinnati suriid. Usafou ioa Der
aoiihnusbeiiBer mm. WcSntpre Dor
838 Wsft Z. Strobe beifrinoeli hd'
Ben. Die an,las. Iautei auf 3edpr.l'
lersi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-04

t6rperlidsn Gigeni6dften bod fehr er>
beblih nit in bic Wogfhdle fielen. sSn
5runtreih bat man nod biz ttef tn's
Is. Sabrbunbert jebe 8erlobte zines
fran5Ofii6en Brtn3en genau auf lbre
gigeni6aften bin unterIuht. Die gers
mdblung feIbIt srfolgte iebr bdufig
bur6 proturation. Die 8emahltn oes
eritsn pnuBii0sn &ronprin8eu, oes
ipdtersl 80nigs Jrieori6 WtlRelm L.,
lit duf bieie Dsife bem General BON
JintenItein uls benz Stellpertrster oss
&ronprin3en angetraut tporoen.
Die 9od3sit ielbit fanb natirli9
nit allem eroentIihen 9oon1p itatt. Die
llnIitte bes 0ffentli8en 8etla9ers 1T
bamals ihon abgetommen. g}ad Der
5rauung bsgab fih bic san8e Geiellz
ihaft in bic 3aFelftu6e, no Elm Batdz
oebett aufgefteLlt mar. Bon bie1em 8ett
nabmen Die jung 8ermdhlten ipmboz
lii6 8eIiB, bdnu purDe ss fpieber aus
einanber genommen, unb unter Paus
ten> uno 1rompeteni4oa giug es CUR
fiirftfihen 5afel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-04
gelbftstiDrb?
6nt nno Abidiebsbriei ani Ser s. 4
6. griife sefnnben.

auf Der 6. nnb Ohio Bride ipurc<n
eeitern AbsnD furs nah 10 llbr cir
braunsr s5il5but lotpit Elm Brief gsfuns
ben. beien Snbult oarauf ihliebsr
ldbt, bab Der G9reiber bon Der Bride
in ben CLUB gefprungen ieia unn
Stlbitmoro besonsen hdben mag. Dui
goupsrt trifg bic Muf1rif.: r0irg.,
Go Rsllie Gdtron. sfpiihen SO nnn
$40 Jresman 4penus", uno Der griei
lautste:
-4n msins li,bs Jrau Dtrginin. Os.
lisbte! Sbgleih ih, n1hreno id9 biss
fes idrsibt. nitt fpeib. no Du biit,
trifFt mid Die ShuIo an nllem. Sd
Isge Dir teine Ghulb bei, aisbite, benn
Du biit mir immsr cine CUTE, trsue
unb sdrtIihe Satin getDefen. Wtnn
i6 nur ouf Did ssb0rt unc Define
Ratbfhldse beFolgt bdtte, olIes rpdrs
anbers geiporben.
Cci out umo bebenfe, oaB, tueun id
lid, aud nit,t beEdrtbelt babe, mie i'd
es bate tbun ioaen, idl Did, NIT aon
GEM Sersen liebe. Menn es ein Sen
ieits aiebt, onnn iperoe ih bort oa'
did iparteu. Sd trnge 3ein Bib chi
meinem Screen nno nebne es Mi
mir in bic 9iefe. Bott iegne uno be,
id1iibe did. 9auIeuo aiiiie uno epiG'
oiebe. gete fir mild. Sdrrp."
Ger grief fpuroe bem 8riidenaelo.
einnebnter iibergeben. peIder ibr eel
QoIBei bcs pierten Tiitrifts sliitellte
Die goE3iiten sSor uno poole 'ipuroer
ioiort nnf Der sSreeman aoenue ent
iauot uno lteIlfen Grfrnoigin1gen II
ben S1uiern gao. 80 Bis 500 ar
foitnten iebod) feline sSrau Ranteni
gseIlie Gatron iinoen. aaerbinas r2n
rem Die meiiten IariIien bereits In
9ett, ipesbalb heuie ipeitere Jtaeb
iorfdlunsen In Der Naf)bnrifnft on
aeltelIt tDerSen ioQen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-04

Scbermdrn. fpfIc)er ben E3ur1t beat, bct
ben niorioeu Gnmttfmeis brs gdfeH'4aicrrn
herfhort 81 fctr, frtfte es fb AIM BriHstp
MAIDEN, bic 8a'suIbdev icter Taa an trrfeeeH
3ebermanu fnnn itb ncn Rntcr'Gorrb h
ireieu ourt stufdefflfua brr spci tlHacu anis
icpitideH 8tlGHe 4r3perS nus bee @rribefs
gebraubeu sic eiueu GaIter IbseIoifel Scs
habon ST. elmer 9tut raremn Idiier5 Hnp ala
ben Gle oapaH eIHbdlb Gusrnomni obcr Hiebl
IN bic Nsienl6der btraff tiS Die gunae fdpIes
ntge SH6tau3 eutirrm III. 5crncr garBeli
Gic Deu SaIS.
Gieia BebGutmnG rtiniat, bf1nftiGf uni
bcjIs orc idIctnugcH M}tutbrauc uHb beiabta
lireH, irei rurE bte HuIe on aibmcu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-04
.ofal 8eridt.
Yerisnal WOtiSen.

ssrnn Ra aoaIena Durham,
eeb. Miucller, .unr0e am Sonntag
ihren 2ieben ourh ben Joo entriiien
nno bic Sinterbliebenen baben oas
ber5lidite getleio ibrer sahIreid)sn
ireiinoe uiio 0cfonnten. Tie g,er.
blidDene, tpelfe elm aIter BON 80 Sab.
rem erreifte, mar bic Satin hes
Serrn Gapio Durham, ben lie nebit
feds Sohnen uno bier 5ohiern uno
enseIfinberu binterI1Bt. lie 8erbli.
fene. pelte iih allgemeiner Siebe
unb adjfmg erireite, mar aus ,Srei.
itctt in gooen gebiirtig. Die geeroi.
giing finhet am Wittlpod, gsof)nlittag
pom 1ranerbnuie, 2549 WeWtifeil
Mpenue. aus itatf..
,srau gabette Saiber, Sic
Nitfpe bon aapt. ssoiept Suioer. iii
geitern I'm St. sSraiBisfus Soipitai
su Gid Run inn boben aIier Don 81
esnbren geitorben.
Cine hod,anaeiebene oeiitife aio.
rierit iii geitern nit 5rau u bel
beio Streiff, eeb. Stailb. aus
bern Seben aeidneben. Gte @reiiir
bate Elm silter BON 83 SsSnbren er.
reid]t imo Der iie iiberlebenbe Batte
Serr fsreo. Streiif bat Sas bersIidlte
Witaefiihi Ieiner 3oblreiflen ssreIIsos
unS gefannien. 1ie geerbiguns fin
bet am 1cnuertaa Rahmitfaa BON
Grouerboiiie. go. POPS IPills aDeHuc
In Rorspooo, aus Itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-04
@ntherifl.

Ger 40 Sabre aIte @m. Mennolos.
ron go. 1884 2inn Strnbe. uerieste
aeitern abeao feline yarrsilie uno an.
oere Sansbelpohner in gngft uno
Gd,reden. als er in betrimtenenr 3n-
itanDe bic Saiseinrihniug NIT einen
Sannier fiirS unb flein id,lug. RoIi.
siit gernbarb mtrSe ihlei.nisit be.
nadaridptist ,uia elite in ous Saus. no
Mepnclos lid, ieiner 0erhaftung iuie
firi @iiber wioerieste. Gr 500 lhlieB-
lid, aiih ein Hniirmeiier. ipe!dps ihT
ieooh BON beiu Roli3iiten aus Der
Snno geihlasen iplroe. Der Gefan.
gene ipiirbe tpepen Iraaens perborse.
ner @nffeu uno tbdtiid,en Ansriifs
eingeiperrt.
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,yiritlide Verlobuns.n.

0erfo6ung un6 Gbe limb I'm Gdufe
Der Jahrbunoerte ben munRi8TohIteu
Wanolungsu untertporfen, bic ii9 ptelz
leitt an trsueiten in Der Spbdre Der
9ro5sn uuo bel 6ofe Dioeriplegeln.
Qanss 3eit binburh mar es bet1nntlih
an ben 1iiritenbOfsn Sit:e, Elm tinIs
tigss grdutpaar fhon i'm 5drtettsH
ainoesaIter fir einanosr su beitims
men. gu bsfonosrer 4uspragung ges
lang bisiss Spitsm am ipoutihen Sos
nigsbofs uno iomit audi i'm beuti6en
.aaiisrrsit pGbrenb Der ipaniIhen
5<rr'haft. Den tlstneren Jiir'ten
ma5t es off niht gertnss S9ipiertgs
teit, ihrs 3abIrei6eu Io6ter an ben
Wuun gu bringen. 80 i5reibt Der
9raf DiIheIm Don Semmberg In ben
SagsH Der Reformdtions3stt an ben
5er3o1 aIbrett BON preubeH: -llniere
5ohter bat gar tsirs Gut. pieosr in
Elm aloiter All tommtr, ipieluobl ss uns
ben iegi9en 3sitlGufen mad gang be-
| Ihperlih iit, 'ie 70 lanse iisen 3u lafs
len; oenn gusr 4isbpsn tOunsn ielbit
dnnehmtu, naB io!6es tein 2agerobIt
| if. Wo mir nun dber uno uniere Iiebe
| Gsna5IiH, od mir beioe nit gutem Qls
Ter ubsrfalIen uno oft pieI trdrt ftno,
nit 5ob dbgiRgen, 10 ipdre Isbr 3u be-
oer.en, tpie e. oem armsn WlenIte cauu
ae6en m0hte, od mir hierauben Hies
mdno fir iie babsn betommeu toHnen.
mare Is aud uur etn ihlehter 8rai
obtr 5err gerpeisu, Der lie bate nehs
men DctIen, neil lie cine Yonne qeDes
| ZEN III. geir baben oersH teins in Sad.
| Zen uub 6eiIen finoeu tonnen. Wies
tpoh Ans oiele eeruthen hobsu. Tie niat
pieoer ins aIoitsr gu tbun, 10 baben
| fie bod ale Shsu, Tie 3u nebmen, neil
| Iis cine Rpuue eepeien TT. Darum
no Guer 2iebben stfpas 5utuese brtna
gen tonntsn, pomit re Dsriorgt tperoe.
tpoqten mir guer 2isboen germ folgen...
Der Qerlobung in 5uriteuhduierr
gingen oft mpnatelunge gerhanolunger
iiber od5 5eirathssut uno ben Gbeton.
trait poraus. Man fplste bier nur ei'
ner iebr alien TRADITION, benn mir nil
len, bab krsits i'm WiitteLalier qstrlIS
be gineis, Der fir Teinen taiisrlitsr
5srrn Irisorih III. beim aonig Soein.
rid III. bon Gngldnb um Die Sanr
Der Yrin3sfIin Slabeaa anbolten Itsb
| 'i6 iihsr bic Jrdgen Der 4usiteuer
Der Ritsift unb Woresnsabe aufs ge:
nQusiie beIprah. Spd.srbin bat oi'
aufbIuhnbe Walsrei in elmer 3eit
f6pieriser Notwithstanding ioldt
nit Der politit permiihten eaefrager
unteritiibt. pbilipp Der 9ute bon Bur
gunb itidte su &ginn bes 15. Sabr'
bunber!s ieinen tsriihmten SoimdIel
San ban end unier Der Maste zines
aammsroieners nah QortugaI mi
bem 4uftroee, oas giloniB Der prini
@fIin SiabelIo, bic sr beiratheH tpolte
su maIen. Gang dbnlibe auftrdge lie
gen sinselnen portrdts bon Sans 0oI'
b<in, etlpa bem Der nerpitttpsten ger
sogin BON Wtuilano ober osm aontsr
fei glnnos bon glepe, elmer Der pieIer
9attinnen seinribs VIII. pon eng
lamb. sugrunoe. Dus betpeiit, odb biei'
i fxiratxn teinespegs nur poli.iihel
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