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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
Governor Maytorena Re-
fuses to Recognize Obre-
CONS Authority.
LEADS HIS TROOPS
AGAINST HIS RIVAL
Villa May Be Forced to Send Part
of His Army to Suppress
Outbreak.
n, Telegraph to IN. Triour.

TT paeo. TEX, June IA counter reso-
luton has been started in the state OF
Sonora b, the supporters OF Governor
lose Mara Msytorena as the result OF
quarrel betu cen Maytorena and General
Aifaro Ohrceon. military commander Of
the state That the revolt is serious was
Indicated to-day ny the establishment OF
a Maytorena iunta in FL Taso TO recruit
men and obtain arms.
Maytorena is the elected Governor OF
m. state hut he has been driven 10 the
United States once and is said TO he
threatened with expulsion sgain. Obreson.
II is claimed has assumed the part OF
dictator and refuses to recognize the civil
oovernment or Maytorena Ohregon has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
BURDEN PUT ON u. S.
BY CARRANZA AGENT
Cabrera Says 1t Must Decide,
Not Mediators, on Rebels
Being Heard.
From The Tribune Bureau

Washington, June THE crisis that
confronts the mediation conference at
Niagara Falls evoked statement to-
night from Luis Cabrera. who is in Wash
ington as the representative OF General
Carranza, setting forth the views OF the
Constitutionalsts. which indicate resent
ment against the decision OF the media
tors and disposition TO take refuge
behind the United States
Should tho Consututorslsts partlci'
pate i'm the Niagara conference Is the
question under consideration At Niagara
Falls" saws Senior Cabrera. The dele
gates Of Huerta and the rediators say
NO The United States says Yes The
first thing that occurs to one is 70 ask.
Who is 10 decide the question:
Tn international law every state recog-
nizes. or does not recognize. the govern
ments OF other states TO England and &c
Germany Huerta IS the representative
Of Mexico. and should conflict arise
between England and Mexico, no one
could question that England should dea'
with Huerta But the case is that there
exists conflict between Mexico and the
1 lIlcn SUITES.
Mexico has no government recognized
by the United States because the man
who calls himself the President has not
been recognized by Washington. nor ny
Argentina. nor by Brazil nor nv Chill
How could A and G. decide now that
Iuerta is the legal representative O
Mexico
For whom ir II 70 decide with whom
tho United States is 70 doal? II Is for
the United States. most assuredly, and
for them ONLY. The United States ha:
not recognized Huerta as the legal Presi
dent Of Mexico Neither has II recog
nized the Constitutionslists a. the lega
rulers OF the country
But FOR the purposes of settling me
present international conflict only, tn
United States can decide II they are sat
sfed in dealing only with Huerta. o.
If they want both factions 20 he repre-
sented in order to insure the success Of
the mediation
1T ia then logical and natural thai
the United States should have tho ina
word in deciding tho question, since II Is
tho only party Who is to deal with Mex
too"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
HUERTA RESIGNED,
OFFICIAL REPORTS
Conditioned on Time Being
Given Him 10 Leave
Mexico City.

Vera cruz. June IA Mexican II
fetal pho represents General Jmin,r
Castro. makes the positive statement
here to-dsv that Husrta has resigned.
with the stipulation that ~ does not
become effective until he has p1th
drs pn from the capital. and h. r.'
fuses 10 withdraw for the present
Vice Consul Price said that Huer-
ta's appearancc IN Vera cruz or Puerto
Mexico either tomorrow or THURSDAY
is conddentially expected The un-
qualified statement OF Huerta's resig-
nation was made by General Castro 3
representative. who is in n position To
know the facts. He did not give the
statement to the press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
REVOLT AGAINST HUERTA
Action Of Federals Worries
Constituencies.
I nv Telcgrarh ~ m. Trlhur,

Jusrez, Mexico. June Federal flibu,-
ters arc reported tonight to be rnobiKzing
for campaign IN chihuahua. Advicos
received here say General Pasqual Orozco.
General MarCelo Carsvaeo and General
BENJAMIN Argumedo have TONED tho
movement. which lis 2 revolt or Federal
volunteers against Huerta, but not IN
favor ~ The Constitutionslists All for
nerly were OF the Madero forces and de-
serted TO Huerta.
Federal sdvices deny Orosco's connec-
ton With the movement and say he is AZ
San Luis Totosi, but there appears 10 he
70 question about the gathering Of con-
siderable force or former Fcdcrals in
Chihuahua. and rebels are worried over
the repeated reports OF a movement "a
the north toward Juarez
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
REBELS CAUSE OF
MEDIATION DELAY
Washington's Hope of Agree
ment Being Reached This
Week Goes Glimmering.

Washington. June The hopes which
mere expressed m administration circles
during The middle Of last week that an
agreement would he reached this week At
tho Niagara Falls conference have gone
slimmerins. Tho iuteriection or the Con
stitut onshst demand for recognition has
served 10 oe'ay proceedings to such an
eX ,out that The details OF tho understand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
SHAMROCKS SIDE BY SIDE
New Challenger's Spar Dwarfs
That of Older Boat.
nv Cable to The Tribun.

London, June 2-The Shamrock " vas
not ready 10 hoist sail for trial spin
vc.terdav. as anticipated. and may not be
seen sailing until the end or tho week
She is 10 be tried for the first few spins
with one huge foresai set on the bow
spirit. taking the place of the usual jio
and foresai With this object the fore
stay leads down to the bowsprit end IN
stead OF being made fast inboard.
As the new challenger lies alongside the
Old Shamrock. q comparison can he made
Of the relative sizes Of the masts. The
new boats spar dvsrfs the older one IN
both girth and height. The steering
wheel is to be fitted inside the cockpit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
NAVAL STORES CASE ENDS
-Four Defendants Acquitted Of
Anti Trust Law Charge.

savannah, June -Four officers Of the
appended American Naval Stores Com
'ahF' charged with volstion OF the fed
fu antitrust laws. were found not guilty
q tne United States II '-tct Court here
might after more than six years OF
sgsl action
The detsndsnts-E. 8. Nash. S. r. Shot
sno j. r. c. Myers, OF this city. and
an hoelisr, OF Jacksonville. P1a.-vere
used Of q conspiracy 70 monopolize the
a'sl stores trade
a. previous trial these four were scs
100 and George ~. Boardmsn. OF New
VIZ slso ar Official OF the company,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
Missing Man Turns Up.

Henry W Doremus. vho vas reported
to the Montclair police as missing late
Sunday night returned TO his home yes-
terday while his friends we're securing the
country for his whereabouts. Doremus.
with a number OF others. was stalled IN
a trolley, car between Morristown and
Madison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
Young Nixon Pays His Fine.

New Haven. Conn, June When the
appeal or the case 'ot stanhope Nixon.
son OF Lewis Nixon. the shipbullder.
fined $500 and costs on the charge OF
striking Edward EverIt. Of this city, with
an iron bolt. came VT to-day u was
found that Nixon had paid the hns In
The city courL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
ICE IN PATH OF LINER
Campania Delayed by Perilous
Conditions at Sea.

\ fog hanging above the north Atlantic
passengers in a sta-a Of nervous excite
ment were reported Yesterday when the
steamer Campania, now running for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
Severe 'Quakes in Ecuador

Guayaduil. June IA severe earth
quake occurred here yesterday morning
and vas also felt severely st.Quito- Many
houses were damaged and the people were
terrorstricken. Throughout Sunday there
were continuous shocks at Quito. but less
intense than the FIRST one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
Huerta Buys Softnose Bullets
fFrom Tn. Tribune Bureau }

From Tn. Tribune Bureau
Washington June 1.-Ofncers OF tns
American army have learned that recent
shipment. OF ammunition to Mexico nave
included large quantities u soft-nosen
bullets OF the kind prohibited in ciVi-
lied warfare by The Hague rules OF
war. They feel that the United states
ought 10 prevent the expectation oil such
ammunition 10 Mexico. whether from
IN. United States or elsewhere Most
o,rosrs Of the army feel certain that
sooner " later the American army Will
h. confronting the problem OF American
,r,.rv.n,,on In Mexico. and they believe
,h., .hs iob will be disagreestle enough
without sending their men 10 race hsr'
harous bullets.
10 need ne 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
Ward Liner Was to Leave
Here for Tampico with
Ammunition To-day.
4 3 c AGREEMENT
BARS ALL SHIPMENTS
Secretary Garrison Announces
Fines of l,013,635 Pesos on
German Ships.
FROM ~. Tribune Bures d

Washington, June THE steamship
,r,r,s. Of the Ward Line. is due 10
,sr ,or Mexico from New York
...no-row With 100000 rounds OF
ammunition aboard, purchased from
~. Remington Arms Company by
tl. Corstitutionslists, but the YES
e. VII not be permitted to clear for
T,rr,co with the ammunition in her
hold. TIE Department 81 Commerce, al
she instance of the Secretary OF state,
r4r refuse 10 clear any ship from
American ports carrying arms 20 Mexi-
can ports. This means rebel TsmpIco
re well s Federal Puerto Mexico.
% arrears that there IS an agreement
between tho state Department and the
AZ g. mcdiators that no arms are 10
1s snrrcd from the United states 10
v.>.., during the mediation. A. the
Same rm~ 50 &c fact that tho state
r,o-a-tr-rrt 40 weeks or SO ago IN
e.----5 certain prospective shippers -
-. t..t There was no objection on
-.- nav. 90 the government TO the ship
rr.-. o. munitions Of war TO any McNi-
-7r 7orr. except that there was pro
A,,.-or arains, shipments across the
t.r.t.~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
Not Advised o. Compact.


--o. o. the shipment = arms-the
Treasury Department tho DEPARTMENT
~ commerce ard the Department of
r.,-,oa-Vcre not informed OF the com
r,-. with tho mcdiators and il IS be-
r,-cd that shipments TO the Constitu-
.o~.iste ~ Tampico have already been
made while - is known that the Ger
man steamer Ynirangs cleared from
v,rIc With a hold d'led with guns and
.-~-~tdccs.
p. tho opinion o. persons who are
ve. Informed on shipping laws. the
.-ro or The steamship Yprangs was
under -Ao absolute control q the
United states when that vessel was IN
Mobile and clearance papers for Mex
.r ports could have Been refused so
.,7- se the German steamship had the
,-Ds aboard She might have gone 10
sornc other foreign port and then
l,ared for Mexico but this was not
made necessary b. the State Depart
r7,r- and Huerta obtained great con-
s.rrmcrt ~ arms without diflcu''y
German Ambassador Calls
The German Ambassador was al th'
-ets Department today. but NJ.
p~,an stated that he said nothing
about The landing Of arms by the Ger-
man ships
Following g the text OF an announce
men, made to-day ~ the War Depart
uort bv the Secretsr, q War.
Tho customs and rort officials Ane1
-t- hamburg American liner Bavaria
11s $50 pesos for having discharged =
arrs portion of her cargo consigned -
Vera cruz at another port before or
r.yinr at the port of Vera cruz am
for correcting her manifest after ar
IIrsI IN the port Of Vera Cruz.
similar fnc has been imposed
.r9r tro Nuraugs amounting 70 e94.-
t-u pesos FOR fail1rc 70 discharge Hcr
.~ro where consigned. failure TO cV:-
r..t Intoi.cs accordingly and dischsrs
~ nor oarEo az = port other Than that
foo which Consigned.
Genera Funston states that The o.
fc.sly m question had no option under
ne Mexican Law. and had 70 assess the
fnes In the sums named. No appeal
has been taken on behalf OF the vessels
and 'hc presumption that If any fur
thcr proceedings arc TO be had repre-
sentauons Will Re made TO our State
Department.
'he agents Of The Hamburg Amer
IAN Lin, have arranged for bonds N
order that thc ships may sail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02

Information regarding any Hotel or R.'or
will be supplied without charge by IN
rribun. Resort Information Bureau.
s..L,.<. - rs~ntx<A sncloas=<n- i4snfnU3n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02

AN. tn - '4lA''t.
McHi.o city. Juno Nothing definite
D. known ~ tho fro ght Offices here Of
The Hamburg American Line about the
fines reported 70 have been levied on
the company by the American naval
authorities At Vera Cruz for the Ipir-
snga's and the Bavaria movements.
Officials Of the company refused 70
SPEAK saying that Carl Heynen, the
general freight agent. was expected
back from tho coast tonight or to-mor-
row. and that II anything IS TO be said
heynen must say il.
Nv. hundred tons OF ammunition were
placed on boat az Bridgeport yesterday
and sent 70 New York According 10 Will
yam J. BruH. contract manager for the
Union Metallic Cartridge Company. 100
ions o. this lot in 700 cases. containing
$1,000 cartridges. will 10 TO Texas on
Morgan liner to-day. lie told Tribune
reporter last night that he might draw
IA own conclusions regarding the oesu-
nation Of the consignment and the source
" PERMISSION 10 ship il out OF the coun-
ny when ID reaches Texas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02

whsr. are you coins DO YOU ns'n he'p
In planning your vacation; Ass the tribune
assau XpasgpaiAeR RarsSA ---s------
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-06
MmsldnSiihe Nahridten.

Bonn Slid. Der HG6rlpert6 pes
Slides unb ieine 9erpenbung, I'm be
Speiienfolge ab1pehslungsreifer 5li
geItalten, miro in peiten golfsfreiien
nod INNER ni6t sepiirbist. Giebt es
bod Qsrste. bic bic 8ebauptung aui'
itellen, blb bic 5rausn idoner unb bic
WfGnner trGftieer perben, ipsnn lie
Den Sii9en einen beporsugten plas
auf ibrer SafeI s0nHen. Wan lam
es baber MIR billisen, fpenn beute bas
bin getpirtt ipirb, bic asnntnib pom
@ertb Der Jii4nubrrns INNER mebr
Su Derbreit,n, unb penn bic 9emeins
oeperpultungen Gorge bafiir trngen,
hab aud ben drmeren @oltsididtsn
oieier 9enub ermDsli6t pirb. Sc
eiebt Iogar pilbe @0lter, bic nur Onn
s5ii9sn leben. aDniein 8ittoria mar
eine begeiiterte Sreunbin bieier 5aiteT-
ipeiie, unO ibr Rod JruncateIIi nor
Elm Meiiter in Der 3ubereituns; nber
Ieuerltngen perI6lob er fi9. 3. g.
peigerte er fin entidieOsn, WeibfiiG
Ia refine an5uri9ten, unO blieb bei
feinsr alten Qrt, bic tleinsn Slide gu
to6en. Die &Dnigin 1T cine tonitis
tutioneGe Mondr6in", iagte er. sd
bin Elm tonititutioneLler &o6. gs 1T
reOolutionGr, mas man mir 3umuthet
unO i'd bin fider, Sbre Maieitdt mir.
be bns ni9t billisen." 5rancatelIi
mar iibrisens Elm rpunberbarsr Seili,
ger. Ginit ipeiite er nit einem TreuH.
De in einem Sotel. Der aelIner brad)s
te 3pei See5unsen fir bic beioen Ga.
fte. 9Ofli4 legte Der So6 bem anbes
rem ben = tleineren Mseresbepp6ner
por. Dariiber punbsrts fi6 Der
Sreuno. ,Rd, mas niirben Sic benn
set6un buben9" fragte idmunaelnb Der
Waeiiter Der Sii9s. nNatiir!i8 piirbe
i6 Sbnsn Den gr0bsren slid ausepis,
len 6dben!" meinte Der Sif9genoTe
iiLsr5sust. yaber ipas pollen Sic
oenn no4?!!" rief ludeno 6roncatelli.
rOds Ddpe fd1 ia cu1 9emd6t! Nll@
Der 9errTcher uller Reuben ibt lsiOen.
f6dftli4 germ 5if9e. ,tur perldnet e:
fie auf frunsOiiide 2lrt 3ubsreitet.
pdbrenb bod bic ruiiiihe Syiidtiide
beriibmt 1T. 60 berfiderte er einit
Dem Trdiioenten 6ourc duf Die Sra.
&c. tpas fein 2eibgeri6t lei, gan5 Be.
geiitert: naabeliau in SlibenDl! Oas
tOnute i6 jeoen Gag eifen!" au@ Ser
dlte SaiIer @ilbelm ipubte tie Be-
ipr6ner bon Weer, Gslub unb Sei3
nrll gu f4Gben, unb ndmentli8 &ars
pfen in Bier bebagte ieinem 9altmen
trefflid. Sdoon erSdblt man ii6 eine
6iibf6e S6nurre: gires i6Dnen sas
ses bate bem bohen Serrn fein 2eihs
seridt 10 Dor5iisli4 semunbst, bab er |
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@ebiet bartlett, ipie es gum aipeiter
Male in sans Deuti9lanb ni9t an5u
treffen 1T.
Sier 1T bds eisentlide 8liit6enpdt
raoies, ipenn Der iunse 2enS ieiner
Geeen iiber bas 2anb breitet. Wtdr
persegentpdrtise IiG. oaB on Der tttpc
40 Rilometer lansen Gbauhee Dor
Gtabe bis JrantOp ii9 beiberieitie
Sbitbpf an Obitbof in lansen Jaben'
h0rfern reibt. Sornfelber, Wieien UNI
Weioen treten lpeit lanpeintpdrts gu
rid. SIM Gebiet Der glbe uno ibrer
Subtitle, namentli4 Der 2iibe, pomi@
nirt ber Sbitedrten, nein Der Sbit'
ipalb. benn Su einem rieIisen Walbe
neridmelssn iene @Grten, uno ipenn
man auf bsm 2anbe Ionit pobl bon
einem 9auernbpfe ipra4t, bier I'M 4ls
ten 9ano 6eibt es aIlemul Sbitbof.
Sier 1T bas Sbit, Dor allem bic airs
ide uno pfldume. bds 2anbesprooutt,
oas bic 9epDlteruns ernGbrt. ieber dns
bere Grtperb tritt oa beideiben Suriid.
Selbit bic 8tnneni6iffabrt, bic bort
flott betrieben tpirb, tDnnte niht ses
bei6en, penn ibr ni9t sur 3eit Der
Sbitsrnte bic iiiBe 5rudt Elm piltonl@
menes sSra9tobiett lieferte.
llno nun itellc man ii9 ppr: lleber
Die y2inionen. pom SbItboumen, Die
bas ganje gllte 9allb beberbergt, le9f
fih, faum bub Die 9lattfnoipen 5u
qriinen beginnen ein tpeiber Salid;
Die 9lNbenfnoipen. @ie bur6 einen
mdrdcnbaften 3aiiber berporgeriiteh
beginnt oos groBe Sliiben. Der Sblt'
baum lit in cine lpeiBe @olfe elnge'
biilt, aus Der iid falm elm grimes
9l1tt6en ifiihtern berporiua9t. llno
in oieier bliibenoen 9Sradt reibt lid
9aum an Baum, Sbitbof oil ObitboI
lno 9orf an Sorf. Gin 9liiben ltno
9uften i6ier obne gnbel 80 fam
man btrh Die Srtidniten waroern:
sSrar,fop nno gtinfop, Soritel uno
Gran5 Sort uno 8uoerbnnoplertel,
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2iibe, (bier 1T Der @ipielpitnft Der
9liitbe. bier friitaGiiirt Der SerfeGr
bon Sit irlo @elt), @riinenOeid, Sol.
lern uno Stpieleniletb unb ipie Die
Ortid)aiten ionit beiBen - alles lit
ein 9liitbenneer, III oein in bieien
Sogen unge3dbIte Sauierlbe bon Men-
iden (Samburg iteIlt oos Sauptfon-
tingenQ iidl formIid baocn. Sic
manoeln alif BEN 2anoitraBen nno
9onopeeen, aiif unb neben ben Get
den, Die Defenders maleriidle glus.
blide geipabren, iisen inter bliibcn'
Den 9dumen in ben ibpQiidl gelegenen
@drten lmo ifmeIgen inter SIiitben.
@s lit Die id]onite 3eit bes @enieBens
llno neben all bieier Trad)t 5iebt Der
mojeItatiidle Glbitrom sc6anbigt bon
Slutb uno @b6e, feline gabnen inS
fiibrt Die groben uno gr0Bten Sdiifc
Der @eIt binau5 ms @eltneer ober
juriif gum beutiden Seimatbsbaicu
porbei AM 8liitbenlanbc,
Gas nirgenbS feiresgleihen bot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-06

S6ladt bti 2eipaia niGt anbtrs dls
tobi mslbsn tOnnsn. neil 0ieielbtn mil
s5brem 9fcroe auf BEN plat liessH
blieben unb id ben Wadtmeifter anote
nit Sbrsm guri6en ssobann ben 5tpsi.
ten saa ausiaidie. Sbren aOrper aufs
au'u6en uno au beerbiaen: 10 tdmen
iic beibs auriid unb faaien. re bdtten
Sbren Goldman alei1 sefunben unS
bfrbiot. rorauf mir ale nun adna
fiter oIaubten. bah Sic tpirtlid beara'
ZEN tpGrsn, :Sh babe Gtp. Sodpobla.
in meiner Rsldtion am aonia. aud am
Sdiier 9llsranbtr f4pn i'm 2obe fir
sSbr nusQea,ihnetes genebmen aelobt.
cls i'd abcr bic erite Radridt BON
s,brer glufsritsbuna burh ben Rittmeis
tier sSobn crbielt. bic unterbeiien Der
Nadtmeiit,r g. unb Sbr Yebienier
ni6t puhr baben ipollte uno barauf
6eitanoen. sic btaraben Az bdben. 10
babe i'd gp. Sobm. Se. grae1en5 Is.
afeiit unb ron .. pdblen mad Sbren:
@srOisnit empfoblen." :. Der .Sdeins
tobte" erbieIt fpGter bic patente Gber
bic 9erIsibunsen bes Giiernen areu'
Ses 5ipeiter alaFe, bes Wlabimirors
bens nit Der S4leife uno = am 20.
9pril 1921 = iiber ben ct. 4nnen.
Srben oritter aIaHe. Die ruiiifde
Resieriins tbsilis nit, bab bic fut5eis
iipe ausbdnbisune biefer Orben 5us
ssiidsrt psrOe. Grnit Gbrenfrieb aiss
feneinsr, Der als Obers0rifer BEL Wes
mel i'm Sabre 1906 einen ruiIiihen
Gtudtsrotb, Der bon ben diifftdnbiJ
T. en- GitbIGnbern 1ooesurtbeile erbals
ten bate, BEL ii9 aufnabm unb auf
teien gsrdnIoffuns bie-e intsrefanten
5dmilienplpiers jebt Der0ffentlidt bat.
bemertt bier5u: ,g)is arm mub oas
mails aud biefes 2nn1 geipefen fein.
bd5 eS nu4 ablauf bon ddt Sabrsn
pie Sroen ielbii erit in slusiipt
fte[lte." -.
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BIatbeaeit i'm alteH Sanbe.
8 Sannop.r, "a. 2lpril.

5errli6 fpie taum in einem anberen
Sabre bot fi6 in biefem frii6en 2en5
bic gIiitbe Der Obitbdume sridlofen.
90 ianeG, Mttts 2lpril i4on, buben
iid bic gGumc nit bem gIiitbenI4nee
bebedt, Ser ionit crit 9lnfang Wlai fdl@
liz mar. Snmitten Der Steinmuuern
ber Stabt a6nen mir Die gliitben.
prd9t fdum. Wir miiiIen Dor bic
,S6ore" pdnbern unb fic aufiuGen.
9l6er - leiDsr = tpie ielten Iinb ein<
beitli6e SbitsGrten in nG9iter Tdbe
nanlentlih groBer Stdbte gu finOen!
Ser Stdotbeipobner muB idon fpeiter
binduspilgern, eine fleine Heiie fpugen,
Inn in einen bliibenben Obitgarten 3u
qelanaen. @tpo 70, tpie Der 8erliner
na9 Der Sdpelitabt Derber, Der &uis
feldner nd9 8isenbduien an Der
Sierra, Der 8etpobner Don sSrantfurt
a. 3D., 9armitabt unb Wonnbsim
mad ben eeiesnsten SefilOen Der Berg
ftrcbe eilt. Qber bus eigentli6e Bill
tbenlanb liegt bod i'm Roroen. nt4t
melt pon Samburg, i'm bannoOerf9en
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ufer Der Nieberelbe, nur etlpu so Sis
lometer Don Der Miinbuna Der @lbe in
bic IorbTee entfernt, Iiest bag ralte
adnb", isne einif BON !Solldnoern be-
iiebeIte fru9tbare MarI9, bic nit if
rem ausssbe6nten Sbitfulturen Elm
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Git n erfabrenes gidb6en fir anaemeine Snus.
orbet: mus ani fo6tn ionnen; sipei ~ ber
s5nmhie; feline qaunbrp.arbeit Gmpieblun.
aen 9idd,1u Souiuierfielb gpdrtm. QIins
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fprthi perieii Teirfdh: cher FIR cid,ie 6diis.
arbsii. eina yicrbl. 1920 Race Cir.
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Gs III Oft leidter, Der .Serr Der
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geitere Srhu fnfi lsieae fit Sausorbeit
nnb acnen 1910 Hiiienbouie sirnse. 9
Siod.
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mdb6en fir ansemeine aausorbeit In flsi.
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8erIanst--@eiblid,.

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No11nfrnsen go. 1922 Central aneuue.
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ipifiirs'srbeii. 81 @rten Cir. 3. Etod
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nnb Jranen. Iaufeibe bon Gruefinunesu finb
IN unSh6f. elite foe Qnfteunngen fret
Graniiin 9nifitute, Test 70. Hs&stsr. y. D.
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auten Ratb2"
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etars am eomriao, ben 2. Nat 1ei4. nm
3. Ghwin fapp.

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nhr W9oraers. bonn 3rduerbdrfe ans, Rc. 1875
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