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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-05
CLOVIS MAN KILLED
IN SPEEDWAY RACE
His Partner Run Over by Another Car
After Being Thrown Out, Also
Killed; Accident Occurs At
Columbus, Ohio.

Columbus, Ohio.
Columbus. o. July Harry c.
Knight of Indianapolis was almost In
stantIy killed and his mechanic, Nil
ton Nichaelis, of Clovis, n N, was IA
tally injured yesterday afternoon
when Knights car blew a right
rear tire and turned turtle on the 10th
lap of the 20O-mile automobile race
given under the auspices of the Co
.Umbus Automobile association lAllcn-
aelis died in q hospital later
Knight had been out of the race on
account of engine trouble and had just
reentered and was said to be running
at 20 miles an hour when the accident
occurred.
at short distance and, according 10
some spectators, ran over Knights
body Jenkins declared he ran over
something. but does not know WheIner
it was a body or part of machine
KNIGHTS head was badly crushed, the
ton being torn off His legs were drlE-
en- into his armpits and his body badly
mutilated. His car turned over twice
and landed upright Mlchaels SUFFERED
a fractured skull.
Ralph De Palma who was following
close on the heels of Knights ana
Jenkins cars, was running at high
rate of speed, but managed to shave by
the wrecked car without smashing into
it. The accident occurred almost I'M
rediately in front of the grandstan0
and was witnessed by thousands OF
knight gained the title hero Of the
INDIANAPOLIS speedway" several years
ago when he smashed into brick
wall in preference TO running down d
driver who had been thrown from his
car TO the track
Ralph milford won the race. break
Ing the worlds records for 200 miles
on q dirt track He made the distance
in 3 hours q minutes and As seconds
The previous best time was made last
wear on the Columbus track by Spencer
Wishart in hours, % minutes and
- seconds
Harry Endicott was second with the
time of 3:45:34 55-1G0
Ernest Reader was third, with the
time of 3-47.53 65-100.
PaIp5 De Palma finished fourth. and
lust within the prize money with the
time of 4-42-61 LOO
Prizes aggregated $1,000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-05
FIAT CAR WINS
CALIFORNIA RACE

Sacramento. Calf, July 5.-Frank
Nerbeck and Harry Ham, in Fiat,
Won the grUeIling California road race
from Los Angeles TO Sacramento Fri
day, sending the giant Italian car over
the course of 1851 miles IN II hours,
1 minute and &c seconds, with j. S
Waterman and Clifford Perry close be-
hind in a little Buick stock car, the
Iatter's time being 11-22-25.
Barney OldGeld was third in his
Fiat.
The average time Of the winning car
was 80 ID miles an hour. Its fastest
time was 103 miles an hour.
There were numerous accidents dur
ing the race, but none ended in serious
injury to drivers or mechanicians.
Much of the course lay over noun
tain roads
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-05

out your hand to keep from humping
him, murmur something apOlogetlcaLly1
then hurry on
this very thing2 Now, whyE Simply
because there are no well recognized
rules governing the movements Of pc
destrians But with the use OF yenl-
cles, and especially large ones Wnlcn
move swiftly, rules have to De made
and observed in order that safety OF
traffic may be insured
Careful observation warrants the
statement that 1t is 1act that almost
every accident in the streets IS due 10
an unexpected move, an unusual acLlon
on the part Of someone
1t is the necessity for a uniformity OF
action that makes traffic ordinances
and road rules necessary, DuL unIess
these rules and ordinances are gener-
ally understood, they are worse than
useless. because a careful driver know
ing and following these rules expects
others to do likewise ana, oePenal -l-
upon this, may be confronted with Sc
riOus accident when someone, either
through ignorance OF carelessness, Vlo-
lates a rule
If autOmobilists would acqualnt them
selves fully with traffic regulations anu
consistently follow them, there would
be fewer accidents, less antagonlsm
and less agitation for slower speeds
Every driver Of an automobile snOuld
know these rules and follow them, ana
the time is not far distant when
driver who cuts corners at high speed;
speeds over crOss-streets; runs on the
wrong side Of the street; turns sharply
across the street without having raised
a warning hand for the benefit Of any
one who may be FOLLOWING him, VIII
be looked upon as a road hog, an -
7orar1us. and a fitting successor to the
froIicsome persons who, before the
sport became unpopular, amused nln-
self BY rocking the boat and incidental
~ furnished the newspapers with items
Of more or less importance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-05
OVERLAND WINS TIE
ALBUQUERQUE RACE


albuquerque. = NJ July 5.-In the
first automobile road race ever held
in New Mexico, Red" Sperry. driving
an Overland roadster. won the AIbu-
querQue-Santa re motor car race yes
terday. distance of 100 miles over the
steeS.st mountain road in the state.
Sper-y's time for the distance was
4-19-5S So
William Emblem. driving a Buick
was second. his time being 5-33-f6 Is,
while J. Caldwell, in q Nelie, was third;
time. G.0l:f3 3-5.
out of nine starters. but three fin
ished inside the time limit J. HCsch,
driving a Buick. suffered the only seri-
Gus accident Of the race. when his car,
While descending la BaJada hill a 60
miles an hour. blew out tire and
turned a somersault Uesch was seri-
Cusly injured internally. while his
mechaniciau was only slightly hurt
The car rolled down the mOUutainside
and was wrecked.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-05

IL over the country the cry has
"a gone up for greater safety in
4 , the use Of the streets, but the
streets Will, be safe only when everyone
does his ant her part towards making
them safe. It is the unexpected that
causes accidents, and when the unex-
pected is eliminated, the elimination OF
accidents viii naturally follow In or
der that one may do what he Is eN-
pected to do, a knowledge Of the IuHua-
mentals of traffic operation Is dDsO-
IUtely necessary, and only aILer me
users of the streets have acquired TINS
knowledge and put it into practice can
anyone feel that they are reasonably
safe from accident.
In the first place, IT Is Wen 70 re-
member that the city has no SruQSe
against anyone when it passes an Ordl-
nance regulating the use of the street
1t is merely striving to make the streets
safe. to protect the lives and limbs OF
those who use them, and, by uniformity
of action. expedite traffic suppose
there were no traffic regulations, no
rules OF the road nothing to require
anyone to do any certain thing IN
certain way when using the streets
Imagine the confusion which would re-
suit. Two automobiles approach each
other from opposite directions Be
cause neither knows which side the
other will take. as a matter Of safety,
each slows down and wonders what the
other is going TO do Suddenly. one
turns to one side and at the same in
slant the other turns In the same d.
rectiOn Both Immediately and almost
in unison turn the other way Then,
before they can stop, a collision Oc-
ours.
But YOU say that this wouldn't hap
pen. Now let's see if il WOuldn T. How
often when walking. have you ap-
preached some one, turned TO one side
lust as he turned the same way Turn
back again, just as ne does stop, stick
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-05
l OverIand 70 81 ID the dust Il the

Overland to stir up the dust on the
streets.
Dr.. Felix Miller and family and Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Ely have returned from
an automobile trip to BrOWnwOod. Tex
as They made the trip to BrOWnWOOd
from FL FasO in eight days, as they
ran into rain and had bad roads. Com
days. Brentwood is the county seat of
Brown county, near Waco. The trip
was made in Dr. Miller's Hudson "3S'
and Mr. Ely's Ford
H. n. Reno, of Douglas. received a
80 horse power, chain drive Chadwick
automobile in FL Paso and drove it
to Douglas this week, over the Bor-
derland route.
". B. mellow and family are e1-
pected to return today, after q five
weeks automobile tour Of the state.
A July Fourth motor party was
given at the Bassett ranch in the low
er valley Friday evening. The party
drove down, leaving the city at o'clock
and taking supper on the ranch After
wards a dance was held. Those who
made the trip Were Mr. and Mrs. A. p
Coles, Mr., and Mrs W. IA Gaines, Mr..
and Mrs. W L TOoley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis @ Coles Dr. and Mrs. James
Vance, Mrs J. E. Berkeley, Mrs. jose
phine Morfit. Miss Anne Lee Gaines
c. y. BassetU. Ted HOughton. George
Flory and c P Hanly, Of Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. W r Schultz. Mr.. and
Mrs. a II. Anderson and Mrs J. Nor
timer ran up TO Anthony, crossed the
river and picnicked there So their
FoTds yesterday. The road on both
sides was lines with picnickers, some
in automobiles. others in horse drawn
vehicles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-05
Advice To the LOvelOrn


Dear Miss Fairfax:
Before marriage my wife said 7
must give up my profession and all
nv friends. In doing this 1 was
forced to leave my people. I have
been the main support of her brother.
mother and self for nearly two years
Now She is growing very cold and
seems dissa tisfied- DO you think it
advisable for me to go away2 She
does not care for me in any way, but
that I am 4 useful article s A. p.
You must. first of all. refuse-tO sup
port those of her family who are
abIe-bOdied. You owe that much to
them and to yourself
If your wife continues to be dissat-
listed. have a fair understanding with
her about the terms, and then Sepa-
rate But you must attempt no con
cealment or evasion Of responsibility.
Her unfairnCss Will never excuse yours.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-05

and paid no atttenion TO him but
cheeerd him.
On the return the train crew found
the man moved eight feet from his
former position. his arms crossed They
put the body aboard
At PecOs MeNicans identified him as
Juan Lopez. said to be wei known at
FL Paso. The only scar was in the
parentIy not a recent wound
lower abdomen. vital spot, but ap-
Local authorities believe death was
from drink and sun others disagree.
We can sell you sash doors AT panel
door prices. Lander Lumber CO.-Ad-
yertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-05
MAKE AUTO TRIP IN
SEARCH FOR RELATIVE
Seminole, Texas, Party Comes Across
Country in Hope of Finding
1Irs. r. w. Bradley Here.

the newest way of looking for lost
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Daw. ac-
companied by Mrs DAVIS father. James
Daw and Mrs. ID. NJ. Wristen, arrived
in FL PasO Friday from Seminole, Tex
in search of Mrs. z. ". Bradley, wife of
q railroad machinist who was thought
to be in FL Paso- They drove to FL
PasO by way of Roswell and Hope, but
kept no log OF the road or mileage on
the trip From FL PasO they expect to
continue the search for the relative Of
Mrs. DaW. going from Ell PasO to San
Angelo, after remaining in FL PasO for
10 DAYS They carried their baggage on
the running board of the machine and
South African water bag on the side of
the car They made frequent stops on
the trip, being on the road from
Seminole since Monday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-05
PICKNICKERS FIND
A DEAD MEXICAN
Former EI Paso lEau Picked Up BY
Excursion From Pecos TO BaImO-
rhca-Hus An Old Wound.

Pecos. Texas. July 5-A dead man.
picked up by the trai ncrew of the Pc
COS Valley Southern excursion return
ing from a picnic at Balmorhea last
night married the pleasure of the oc-
casiOIl, because Of a suspicion of muir
der
He was seen o nthe trip to the picnic
yesterday morning. lying mile east Of
SaragOsa village. eight miles from the
picnic scene waving his right arm ard
appearing i'm need of help.
The picuiCEers thought his drunk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-05

DON'T LIKE YOUR LETTER
Dear Miss Fairfax
While working in the same office
with a young girl her kindness forced
me to love her, and I asked her wheth-
er she would be willing to have me
take her out, which she quickly ac-
cepted. This took place about year
and q half ago. and we have kept
company ever since. Having been at
her home but once, I begin TO believe
she is not the girl for me Larry.
There may be reasons that are not
unfavorable to her why she doesn't
ask YOU to her home Oftener.
After taking her time for a year and
a half. your doubts that she is the
girl for YOU do not do YOU credit But
since YOU have these doubts, tell her
like a man and let that end it. Per
haps your fiCkIeuess proves she de-
serves a better man than you have
shown yourself to be.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-05
LET YOUR HEART DECIDE.

Dear Miss FAIRFAX
7 am % and keep house for my
brothers. I know a man older than T.
He is q widCWer with one child four
years old. He asked me to marry
him have known him about 20
years and he is a home man.
Stella
There is much in favor of an ac-
ceptance He is a home man, YOU say,
you have known him 20 years and /
take it for granted that YOU know
nothing against him In addition, You
are in a position of uncertainty since
your brothers marriage would make
YOU homeless
But against all this there weighs the
question of love. Unless you love him
you viii not be happy, though he were
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-05

Justice James W Gerard. of the New
York state supreme court. who has been
selected by president Wilson to fiji the
post of United States ambassador to
Germany. Justice Gerard is now on
board the gigantic liner ImperatOr. on
his way to Paris, where he viii Join
Mrs Gerard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-05

a paragon Of virtue. Your heart mus
decide.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-05
KILLED N ann RACE

INIIlIIslI ~ - To INllN
Medford, Ore, July 5.-DOn HeIma. ID
years old, was killed late today. when
the car he was driving in a five-mile
automobile race cOllieded with another
car and turned turtle.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-13
gokal.Dtrid)t


Inter bem gprfis bes 5errH Snlius
aren uno Der S6riflfuprung oss
S.rrn Senrp albers iano s.iiern 81,
r.g,lmdbise 9eriommluns beg ot'asu
gereins itdti, in ipelder aui sustenna
oene Ginlaeuna.n bel6loNen 0nros
bos Der 9tr.in lid, an foIsenoen lyeis'
Iit,ei.en in eorpors bsiheilias: 0su''
I'D. 5rcbiinn aoee Ito. acffe.'
iranshen, Cosmopolitan 9aIs, 19.
C.iob.r; Geionsss Se.iion oss 3tn.'
ifen 2onbpebrpsrsins. unierboliuHs,
26. Siiober, Cosmopolitan 5auei
Serbitiei. ots Gobfenop Sdnser hors.
|26. C,iobsr, Central 5urnhoue;
TeutIt, amerisouiIher llnteritiis.
@er,in. gan, /. Ropember. 4rbeiier'
bale; TtutIh ling. arbeitsrsWdn'
ner6or, %. Ropsmbsr. arbei.erhalls.
Der arrangements ausf6uB FIJI
ben am Is. C.ipber in Der arbeit.r'
bale ltattfinosnbsn 0ertinsbaa beri6'
isis, bab ale 9orkreiiunssn in better
Deii. aeirpffen ieisn uno auf .insu
auien GrfpIa itliebsn laHen. als az.
.ics WiigIisoer ipureen Die s1errsr
Sohn ssrantenitsin un5 gDm. gBebe,
unb als paFioss Wi.slieo iuurot 6si'
osohn aohus aufssnomm.n.
Die Ginnabmsn beirussn $31 uni
bic Iusgabsn $34.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-13

Ter autider Games Wdriball
ibeiIte Der gpIi3ei aeitern NIT. oab CT
in Der Snnritaa stad]t gcgen 3 llbr
Dor ocr Cosmopolitan Soile OH Der
ssinc Straie auaeiiSeiiae eiues stam'
pies spiid,en brei Mannern gelpeiclI
lei. BON oenen Der cine iiorf ON arnl
5luie.e. Ter 8er,punoeie iprana IN
ieinen ysaaen ino beoroertc Ylar.
ihan. nod 30. 80 Garfield 5siaee ~
iahrea. aurs Dor autiinit on Dem &C.
nnnnien Sauie be5nhlfe Der Wann
nno liei III eniaeaenaeiepter Rifii,na
oaoon. cstu oauie No. 30 8nrilele
gIaee uobnt ein arst. Tic anocren
N1nner eniiernfen iid). ais Der ger'
lumnocic in bos Cab iprnna. Ter
aampi ioll anaeblid, zines Wlnbd,ens
peaen itattgefunoen haben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-13

frerben mir erit in eir,ieen oabren
IufffluB erbolten, nahbem cine pom
aongrsB eingsIeste aommiiIipn BE.
rift ertattet bot. grsibt es iih.
bub Der pbnIiffe Wertb anndbernD
Der Sdulbenlait entipriht, mas pers
TAieoenen Nutoritdten sufolse Der San
iein Iou, ouun tpliroe Gle Rationalis
iirune in finan3ieller Sinittt tsine
Shpieriateiten psruria6en, oenn
aIsoann piiros Die Resieruug bic
ShuIpen Der 9obnen iibernebmen
unb bafiir ibreSdulbfdeiEe ausitellen.
Ibe- es lit nod cine SSrage 3u erpa
aen, ndmlih: Durbe Die Resieruns 10
bilia MULTIPLICATION tOnnen, tpie Der
Qripatbetrisb2 9os 1T cine offens
Sraae. 9eaentpdrtis ordngt I:t bic
Sepbaftun9 auf, bob Die Rseierung
in alien ibren 8etrisben tbeurer ipirt9z
ifaftst, ais Bripate. Der 8runo
lieot in Dem oemago9iIhen 5attor
cer Bel ben gahnen nit fdit uniiberz
tpinolider Maht CUR 6eltung tommen
ruiirS'. Die 3abl Der gobnangeiteu~
ten betrdot runo cine babe Wfillion.
9d bieie ibre 5oroerungen iolioarii6
pcrtreten tpiirpen, 10 lit ooraus8u'ehen,
mie bic 6erren i'm 8onsreb bic unbilz
liqIter Sprberunaen beptlligen mir
BEN, nm iih Die 9unIt elmer Wiaft,
bic cine bulbe nliQion Sttmmen
sG6lt uno burh bic Spmpotbie Ret
i;6rieeH 4rbeitsrtlaFsn auf flint Mils
Ilonen 9(rbeiter anpahien piiroe, 5u
bcpabren. Ias 9eiIpiel anberer
Staaten, tpie greuben, 1T auf nte
Ser. Stoaten nidt anpenbbor, neil
ea'elbIt bic politiIhen Ginrihtunsen
crunbperitieoen iino.
9ieie llmItdnoe mifen Iehr retflih
erppoen iperoen uno bte'e gripdguns
cen fiihren gu Der Qnfiht oab am
| Gnpe cine pirtTame Itaotlits Sons
trule beg pripoten 8etriebes einem
| Itaotli6en 9etrie6e por8usiebeu ipdre.
Die WiBbrGute, Die Der 8erfdfier an
fii6rt, eebDren elmer pergangenen 3stt
an unb t0nnsn niht msbr pieoerbolt
neroen, poer es ldBt iich uuf geieBs
litem Wege ihrer WioerhoIunq Dor
beugen. Gs 1T ioaar cine gt0olitteit
rorbanoen, bic Shdben, bic fih aus
cem 9pnturrsnsbetriebe er9eben, g..
6cieitioen, inoem Sen 9afnen geitattst
niro, unter itautIIher SontroIs einen
! qemeiniamen getrieb gu fiibrsn. Sn
nem Glan Der RotionaIiiirunq liegt
| Iebr piel geItehenoes, ober man bari
aud oie Shatterieiten nitt uberiez
ZEN, pie tie ipe3ieQ in uniersm
2Qnoe heroortreten piiroen. Qbsr
lpenn mir aud nit ben ShlubfOI9s,
rungen bes 8erfdiIers nitt iibereins
| ittmmen, 10 bat er bod Elm Iehr Ie'ersz
pert6es Wert, bas burh feline oieIen
QtufihIuFe iutercHirt, qefhaffen.
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guSeuz Hsiurm in Gnslano.

Der sn9lii6e Stabtar3Ier 2Iop6s
8eor1e, benz iein 2ano ihon 10 pisIs
loihtiae Reformeu io3ioIoqiiher Dirt
au oanten bat, ME Die 4lterspeniipn,
bic 2lrbeitsr 9eriiherung ge9sn
arantbeit, 2lrbeitsloiigteit Il. T. NJ,
bat iih iebt fir cine Rsform entidies
ben, lpelGe uuferes GrmeIens Bate
poronqehen iOllen. ba iie. ipenn ous
qeihehen pGre, Die bereit6 eingefiihrs
ten io8ialen Ginri6tunQen, lpenH aud
niht iiberfliiiiiQ, 10 bod Isihter Durhs
fiibrbar qema6t bate. SeiHc Ibii6t
iii. ben grobqrun0beiiB in GnQIano
in fpeitsm llmfonae ab3ul0ien unb ben
9ooen an aleinbeiiBer gu pGraellirsn.
Die YotbDenoiafeit bieier Isnoerung
bot Ihon Dor bsinabe 80 oabren Elm
enaliiter 9ihter ertannt uno in einem
8eoitt, Das 3u ben 8erlen Der enaIiz
ihen 2ttteratur aehort, 0argeIeat. I'm
feinem .8erlafienes 3orf" (8eTerteo
9iQaQs) i6iloert Slipsr Gp!oImitb,
tric ourh ben @robqrunbbeiiB in Gnq.
ianb oas flahe 2ano iih snto0!tert
unp Die nod perbleibenoen Bepobner
Dem or0bten Glsno preisgsaeben iino.
Maan bat oieIes 9ebitt ppbl bonn ers
item Saae ieines Griheinens bsrpuns
bert unb III ieitbem bdufig auf bic
grmabnuna, bic es in iih btrat, sus
rutoetommen, a6sr Der Stadtsmann,
Der bic sSnIpiratior beg 8ihtsrs in
Die ghat IberisBts, 1T bislara aus9ss
btisben. Der 0roBqrunbbeIiBer ault
fir cine Stiibe oes Stadtes, cine Qns
itouuna, Die ia auh nod heute in ans
oeren Qdubern nit Gntitieosn6eit Der.
treten tpirb uno Das llcbel perihlimz
merte iif) nit isoem Sabre, ba bic hpz
mines nppi. Die heraufoetommenen
SncuitrislIen ihrem Streben nah feu.
oaIem Nnitrit purh Intaui Der
8auernqiitsr Al geniiqen iu6tsn. esn
iplfer Weiie iii gnqlanb auber ben
| Snouitriss@entern, no bic Wsniden
olht aeordnot aufeinanber pobnen,
Elm oroBer menihenlserer Garten qs.
lporben. Wan fdhrt Wleilcn uno Weis
len melt an 6errlihen partanIagen,
on unermsBlihen sSuabqriinoen porz
BEL, ohns einen Wlsnihen 3u Iehsn.
DAP bic hieraus iih erqebsnosn Dto.
nomiihen 8irtunoen niht Iton frie
Der gum 8epubtisin qetommen iinb,
III nur nit benz itumpfiinniqen Ieft,
hdlten am Qltberaebraften gu erflds
rem. 2u 6unpsrttaufsnoen nanberten
Die Gnsldnbsr nah Den Golonien aug,
Elm 3u1, Der iebt nod niht aufqeE0rt
bat, poer brdnaten fid) in Den St1oten
! 5ufammen, tpo tie Bis DOT srpei eSahrsn,
aIs 2Ionp s@eoras bic ertpdhnten iosid.
len Ginrit'unaen ihuf. Elm .ldqlites
Iaisin fibrten. 8as Salimmfte
mar, oab bic engliihe 2anbpirthftaFt
| babel al 9runbe alma, 10 DAP iiber
atpei Drittel pes 2ebensbeoarFes ims
portirt fperpen miifien. Die enoliihen
Ngrarier polIen bieie 3uitdnoe Der
freien Ginfubr auihreiben, absr bieie
I3utanbe baben fhon beitaHpen, als
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Sine srase anb bod feline.

Deaen cir 10 crniilifles nnb
idlmer3baiieg 9eioen. lpie Die Sd.
mcrrboioen. peroen nni Der einen
Seitc. 6. 4. bon id,Heiheluiiiaen
GuadinIbern nno seipiiieilIoien Char.
latonen. oas CpernflcHsnleiier ole
Sdlniirfeftc NIB ifnrie. dbenOe Sait.
rem nnseponot. ohne nlrhr OILS e,ucu
uoriiberachenben eriola Su ersIelen
sui Der onoeren Seiie iiebt Tr. sils.
bees annfciis. iere beriibmte arsnci.
iueld,c Seili,na ferbeiiiihri. Tie Mint.
port nni bic ssrage. ipns man aeacn
0amcrrhioen aniuennen Toll. Ialiict
oiio bod ohne 1rage: anafeiis! Fro.
Zen irsi uerionot uon Y Efnitaenier
& Co., 9oy 1916. 9iep gorf a@.
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|Iing, oiirite cs audi scfttroIe gcoeil.
tinp bobcr. Ia bic ncnc Heid]sciiifctf
oieic aroBen Stiidc obcr nidt tpicocr
nniacnonmen bat, 10 cntlheioet oicle
genfrcd,te oen gau bes Matchmaker
2cbcns nid,f nebr, bic Iiaaonnle, ots
'aud, mad, Sitcn nno 8citen ipe'ii, ut
nnIcre 2cbensIinie nito IN iijrcr
Ritte, spiihcn aonitans uno Neniei,
|Iieai Berlin, Die ncue Saisptitoof IN
oicicr Gage iii ibr Sinn uno lbr
Recht. iie gibi arbeitsfralte uno 20.
ecnaiiter BON Sii uuo Gscli. ile lou
@ciiiesfraFtc uno aiilturailter Don
sscit mad, CIt seben. sIls Der aruke
Marff oeittihcn 2ebens alii ntficl.
item glmfte aelescn, iii Berlin mt
tSrintS SaupfItaoi.
sslaat man iiber oas Sfriiie,
gunte, llnailsgcslihcne, eiuisge'
Ipan,te, Hcibnnaspoisaiite Der neiieII
ofutidcn Mcid)shnnptitnot - uno 10
NtDHIi All pdS ulkhttuIl StGVh ~ ~
rer N,iliion: Gcntidllanbs Glt nno
saeit, storo uno Siio nit all leIncil
geacni1bcu ineinanoer sn arbetten
Ter S1rm benefit, oab bic arbclt
nod nid,t pollenbet, nber niid1, oaB lIe
ehriid, getriebcn miro. 9ieIieitlt bat
Berlin heiite fpirflid, nod fem @e.
iid)t. neil es aIle beutiten araitc nnl
iid, wirfeu lai,i. aber bafiir miro eS
!nieIeidlt einnal ein @ciid,t hnber,
nas annihreno bns oeittldle @elld't
lit. es mnd,i jcoeniaIs Grnit NIT
ieiner gsii'ion, es nrbeitet. - Ics'
halb aihf mir Der 2drm bon Berlin
bod, INNER etipas bon hem gliidlid'cii
Rnuid,, DER mir iest iiber BEN 20
Seniee ans ser itillen sSahrt meiner
Bcoanfcn fam: Bon Wefnel bis aon'
|itaus - oieier @ea iii Teittid,lnno--
bos gailse aroBe, mri,oerpoll peridic'
oene, unenDIih id,oHe ociitife Sano.
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Vpn Memel bis 6pnhans.
9on SuIius 8 a 8 (gsrlin)

Qls Der 8ampfsr ipeid lnh puhs
tia ourd, ole blauen maiitr bss Ihipds
tiihen Wleeres baponrauIhfe ilnD bas
WiinIter pon aonfdn5 lonsi,m am
6ori3ont f6Dano tpeibe Stnois
blinttsn pom ufsr, 5iisel boben it'd
bahinter unp binter ben Siiesln oi,
mdhtigen 8erge % fab ih pIOBlif
bic enolpfe brnune Gldhe Dor mir,
tabl, raub, nnbepObnt, burd bic mid
aeraos Dor Jabresfriit Der perfonens
sus seriittel tbatte, serabe Dor Sobress
friit. ais ib nah Wtemel fibr, bisier
ltsteu Der oeuffhen Stable. gins lebs
te mar ia bies aonftans, iibar bic Hos
benfeesreHae sDiiAen iGnsissr Gebist