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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-09
PLEA FOR LENlENCY
Made by Judge Advocate In Courf-N
tInl of Oiliccrs of YnL.E..

hndc d.! Judge Advocate In COurf-1Inr-
tinl or Officers at Xabern.
StrasaburS, January S-A plea for
i"hlcncy was entered to-day by the
Judge advocate in the court-martinI
OF Colonel Won Reuter- and Lieutenant
Schad, of the Ninety ninth Infanfrv
Regiment The two officers arc charged
with breaches of the law in conncc
ton with recent violent Incidents be-
tween the military and civilians at
The judge advocate reduced tho
charge against Colonel Won Reuter- TO
inc simple accusation of holding
CIVILIAN prisoners overnight fnstnnG
OF transferring them to the care of tho
civil authorities immediately us reouir
cd by law. The charge against lien
tenant Schad he reduced to an alIera
non OF striking one of the prisoners
me Judge advocate proposed for these
offcnses n sentence of seven DAYS Inn
prisonment for Colonel Won Reuter-. aud
three days Imprisonment for Lieu
tenant Schad.
The mob in Zabern had systo1nati-
of the regiment for several dnys;
urged the judge advocate "rhe no
lice mad shown utter incapacity 10 deal
with the situation"
The judge advocate held that tho
editor of u local paper in Zabern was
morally responsible for the troubles
The editor" he said. "stagc-man-
aged the whole affair by pubIishine
provocative articles"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-09
THREE WORLDS
RECORDS BROKEN
H. ]. B. Hebner Lowers the 22O
Yards and 200 Yards Swim
ming Records.

Chicago, I'LL, January S.-Three
worlds records to the l20-yard. zoe
yard and 220-yards wero broken to-
Amateur Athletic Union champion shin,
fiirrst honors, going to the. illinois
Perry McGillivray were the record
breakers
Hebner won the 220-yards race in
two minutes and twcnty-one seconds.
The record was held by c. N. Daniels.
of New York. 2:25 10
Hebner also lowered the 200-yards
record in this race. making the dis
lance in 2:07 %. against g. IIcaly's
former time of 2:l1 Is.
Perry McGillivray won tho 100-yards
race in hfty-siX seconds, lowering
Danicls's record OF 40.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-09
IN FAVOR OF RATE ADVANCE
New York Chamber of Co,nmcrcc In
dorsen Petition of RniIrontIn.

ISrccinI 10 Tic TimcR- Dispaich.J
New York. January S.,--DccIi rim,
thnt an advance III railroad rates would
not only be an act Of Justice To rail
ways, but also bcuchcI:il 10 tho cufIrc
business of tho United states. the Cham
Der OF Commerce today indorscd the
Application of tho railroads for 8, = mr.
cent advance in tarins '''
The resolution favorinG tho advance
in rates was az follDYH: ~
"Kcxol.ed, That .ihc C'bumbc, of
Commerce OF the State Of New yorl.
Expresses it's qualification that Inc In.
tcrsthte Commerce commirAion hnx
taken uD for confederation and de
cis!on the question OF snntiouiro ~,
advance In rnilrond ratoB. mlJ I'D
chamber believes that th. shippers or
the country, many of the In,pcm az
whom are represented in itg member
ship; now feel that n pr"mp, ADVANCE
would not only ~" an act % jmntice Ia
tho railroads. but MIRO bennfclI 10
tho entire buaincsn OF lilo United
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-09
LOSS Of WEALTH
CAUSES MAN TO
BECOME FORGER
Continued From FIRST Page.l

Continued From First Page.)
the probation officer He Will not re
admitted 10 bail
Ccrtain Points Concealed.
Several interesting points in the
recent career OF Mercer. under the
alias OF Meyers. havo' sheen carefully
concealed by the prisoner. according
to the officials and detectives who m
"estiga;ed his activities. He admitted
that a young woman helped him by
initiating The handwriting of women
in forging deeds. but refused any fur
ther information. or even to de-
scrihc her Judge Fawcett did not ask
him about her. Under the namo OF
Frank Curtis, Mercer hired a room ut
239 Bond Street. where he made OK
periInents
Register OT.oughliu's Investigations
disclosed that Meyers had ordered n
diamond ring TO cost sl.i2e The de-
sign outlined by Meyers was for a ring
to be worn by n woman
He Is smooth customer" said the
register Such acts as his would not
have been possible II Controller Prem
derEast had not prevented the aDpro-
praton OF funds for the Bureau of
Detection for this department. which
The Legislature authorized for me last
year. As for this man, Meyers. he rs
q crook and sharp one. believe. and
am going to suggest to Judge Tuw-
cctt that he get the limit He failed
10 tell the court that he ordered tho
diamond ring and negotiated ut tho
automobile show for n $4,000 car.
probably for tho woman he admitted
10 us helped him in tho foigerics"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-09
JEFFERSON QU|NT
DEBATED Il TO I
Prep School Played Surprisingly
Clever, While Varsity Teams
Work Was Poor.

Charlottesville. Va. january s.-virsinia's
basketball Quint opened ts season in Fayer-
weather gymnasium tonight by defeating
Jefferson School II to Z. Tho prep school
team put up surprisingly clover game
throughout, while tho various combinations
tried by Coach ISinn.gan furnished some
rather poor Basketball. It was apparent
from the start that tho college team had not
recovered from the long rest during tho
holidays. In the first period Lannigan put In
his second string men, Including three
former Jefferson players. and the first hs II
onded &c In favor OF JcGcreon Campt9Il.
RlSey ana Luck ware sent in in the final
poriod. but Rixoy alone nblo to toss
goal due &c Jcffcrson's generally good de-
ienso. Surrnn. WHO halls from New Jersey.
scored al OF tho points for Jefferson His
ali-round playing proved tho feature OF the
contest. Tie lineup:
virginia. Position. Jefferson
Sttckicy...........le left forward. ........ Surran
Nicho ls......... iEht fort;warG. Wood
Strickland centre. ..-.......-T. Michic
Dietrich. left Euard.........H. Niche
Luclt...... right guard. ZONES
Substitutions: For Nirginia-Wuddcll for
St!ckicy; Boiling for Nichols: Daley for
Dietriclt; InSle Cor Strickland: Smith for
Boiling; Yin for Luck; Rixcy for Ingle. For
Jefferson heppc Tor Jones: Martin for
Wood; George for ~ Iichic. Goal from
foor-Sticl<ic%, Nichols. Luck, Strickland
Ri&ey, Surran (2l. Foul Sonis-Stickley (2)
Surran go. Referee. Eppa Rixey. Time OF
halves twelve minutes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-09
SHOW FAITH IN BANKS
Pensacola business Men MIKE Uenvv
Dcnosits Whom Run Is Stnrtcd.

PtnsacoIa, Fla, January S.-News OF
the failure OF the First National Eanl1
OF PENSACOLA to open its doors this
morning started runs on tho American
National and the Citizens and Peoples
National Banks. BoM institutions
withstood the run. local business mon
showing their faith in each by making
neavy deposits Both banks closed tho
DAY business with more money on
Ing. /.
officers OF the First National Bank
issued u statement to-Gay setting forth
reasons for closing, charging their
troubles TO u Liverpool, England. firm
Thar could not meet heavy drafts ON
them that had been honored by the
local banks. "rho books and assets of
the bank arc. sealed. awaiting the ar
rival of bank examiners.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-09
Pctcrsburs Team Wing.

Tbs Petersburg bowlcrs.. under the leader
ship OF president e l.. Fier,. trimmed tho
Richmond Alec team two ont OF three games
on tho Newport Alleys last night losing the
first game by only pin. The Cockade
boys had easy sailing In the final games
Suttcrlin and Whitman for the Alcoe, and
Lenier and Corners for tho visitors, were
high men OF tho series.
The Cook Printing Company team won
,nrco otraishts from the Rnmingtons on tho
Newport Alleys last night. Mcfarland
wade. Andrews and Eowsey led for high
totals.
Tonight the W :. Forbes team meets tho
P-oSressivcs In the Central League. and the
Montehclo team will tackle the Wingn FL
lett * Crump team in tho Commercial
League on the Newport Alleys
Last nights scores:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-09
Dogs FAB. TO LOCATE
GAME AT GRAND JUNCTION

Grand Junction, Tenn, January s.
Failure Of the dogs regarded as con
tenders in the derby OF the United
States Field Trials Club to locate game
made to-day's races iudccisive, and TO-
night announcement was made that
at least once brace. possibly two, would
be run second heats tomorrow before
the event is decided.
The settlers Willie J., owned by w j.
Shaw. Brownsville. Tenn. and Count
Patrick, entered by i. W. Shcrwick
Washington, Ind. will be sent to the
field as the first brace Tomorrow
Jersey Doc, owned by l.. Reilly
philadelphia, and George T., owned by
George Foster, of Calgary, Alberta
both settlers. have also been ordered
made ready for another tryout.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-09
BOW l. 1 N C
Match Game mt Palace Night.

The feature in tho local bowling world to-
night VIII DO the match exhibition game
on tho Palace Alleys between Ii. w. Nc
Farland, undefcnted champion OF Richmond
ana Petersburg. rolling with G.. l.. Cosby.
another expert. IA two-rnan team. against
Big Jake" Rowscy and Bailey. both whom
have exceptional records for high scores
The winners of to-night's match will chr!-
lenge any other two-man team In the city
or State for series
II Is a question between tho followers OF
the bowling game which of tho two teams
that battle tonight Is tho best. and to-
nights exhibition VIII settle tho question.
All BOWERS and any one Interested in tho
game VIII be welcomed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-09
WALTER JOHNSON
DECLINES $4,000
Washington Pitcher and Joe
Wood Turn Down Tinker's Of
fers-"King" Cole Accepts. :,

Chicago. ILL.,. January s.--wal.cr johnson.
of the Washington Americans has refused
offer of n salary OF 100000 for three years
and bonus of $4,000. mace py Joc Tinker
manager OF tho Chicago Federal Leusus
team, Tlnkes announced to-day. Johnson
ton and would not jump his contract.
similar offer wus made Joe Wood. the
Boston Americans pitcher. but he also de-
clined because lie had already signed w
with his team.
liking Cole. who gained fame a rncr
Dor CT the Cubs pitching staff I'm 1910 AMI
who was drafted by the New York Amori-
cans from Columbus last fall. was signed to-
day BY Manager Tinker
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-09
FEDERAL LEAGUE:
IN MINOR CLASS

New York, January s--"The major
league Will take no concerted action
against the Federal Louguo. Tut each
!ub VIII be eNpected TO look AFTER It's
'Wu interests, President HARRY NenIu-
ftea Of the New Iori Natiousl
league Club asserted TO-DAY. upon re-
turning from inc recent mectiur OF
California 80
Though the Federal League NAV not
: major league player here ana there,
= cannot be taken us anything more
SlHteeT OF the Giants hive signed
iheir 1919 contrasts. Hampstead an.
!punced
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-09
UNITED STATES is SECOND
Seven Naval Powers Spcnd S7O5p3S.
BOO In Construction Duriuc- Yenr

seven NaYul Powers Spend S7OS ,N4S,-
900 I'm Construction During Yenr.
Washington, January S.-Just S707,-
9dS.900 was expended last year in con-
struction by the seven naval powers
of the world, the United States stand
ing second in the list, with appropria-
tions of 40S00,6i3. Great Britain
spent S235. 713,4S9. while Germany was
not far behind the United States, with
an expenditure OF S111,270,025. Japan
took last place; having spent but s4S.-
These facts appeared in the Navy
Year Book for 1913, issued by the Sen
ate Naval Committee a large amount
of other information regarding the
relative strength of the navics OF tho
world furnished by the Naval ntel-
ligcnce Office, is carried.
first naval power, with a.591,2eI ton
mage. Germany ranks second, with n
tonnage of 1,22s.20S; tho United States
Is third. with $921,844: France, fourth
with s76,165, and Japan, nth. with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-09
DEMANDS $4,000
FOR SMITH FIGHT
Jack Johnson Ready to Fight
Gunboat if Big Guarantee Is
Raised-To Meet Moran.

Paris. January Slack" johnson. s,e
stu in spilnts. today said he mad not re-
ceivcd amy cabio offer OF money for a Ugh.
Win GunhoaI Smith the Mexican side
i'm lower California.
81 am ready TO fight 81 tho offer meets
my terms, which arc s21, 00c he said The
isht must be SUBSEQUENT 10 that definitely
iSed 20 take place In Paris tho nrs. week OF
Juro aehinst Frank Moran. For this engage
men; William Aston Chauler SIS guaranteeing
me- 5000. cNpect slwaro tho end OF June
:" meet sam iangiord provided tho $50 900
neman.! DO forthcoininE''
ichnton said the suiints on III. arm are 10
be removed saturday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-09
Tor Emprovcmcnt of the Potomac.

ashinSt0n, January S-l1ndor.l
i1mprovenent of The Potomac River to- TO-
ingtcs Will be urged upon Cona,r,.s.. ~,
Mon. "a IN q bin 10 he Introduced IN.
2gaiS,r Norris. Of Nebraska, it was
Itnihcd to-day The Norris moasnrn
III ca! Tor an appropriation OF Slh
v.j,hvp. II includes q scheme for mr.
NeNihE liSht and nowcr, under j5ed-
Eth c"htrol, TO Washington's public
buildings through the construction cs
q great dam across the Potomac.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-09
WINNERS AT COLE
on PINEHURST LINKS

Pi3chufs;. =. g. January s-Gcorgo C.
button, of the Belmont Club, Boston: g. L.
bccker OF WoodlawH. Mass: Maurice RisIey
81 Atlantic city. and Harold Slater. OF Fox
mis- II. l.. were winners in the second round
"i match play At tho annual midwntcr golf
tournnmcnt to-day IN tho serniiiuals to-mor-
row, button Will meet Becker. whue Rislev
"a matched with Slater.
W. l.. Trucsdcll of FoNhllls; Ii. Y. Scser-
man, OF Eng!cwocd. y. j.. Robert Hunter OF
Wecburn. Conn, and W. II. Faust OF tho
Buffalo Country Club. remain IN the consola-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-09
B. & O. PAYS DIVIDEND
lie, cnuea Total Only s1GJ,O0O Above
Amount Required.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
New; York, January S.---Rumors that
the Baltimore and Ohio contemplated
reducing its dividend were dispelled
to-day. when directors ordered the
regular payment of per cent on the
common stock out OF earnings for the
ak months ended December 81 last.
Revenues available for the dividend.
however. totalcd SI.G65,0Oo, or only
$lGo.D00 above the amount required.
Gross Increased $GI.701 for the half
year. Nbut Increased expenses and
charge on account of food damage re-
quilted in n decrease OF 32,790,90G in net
corporate income
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-09
nrccdcn liz Cnpturcd

special 10 me JlincS- DlSpatch.1
Stanardsville, Va, January S.-Jo-
scph Erocden. the mountainecr who
shot William Frazier in a quarrel over
Il game OF cards, inilicting II wound
which VIII prove fatal, was captured
to-day in the Blue Ridge Mountains,
and brought TO the jail here. In Il
statement to the officers who captured
him. Breeder denies that no robbed
Frazier.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-09
BRYAN PRAISES WILSON
Says He TX Leader and Inspfrcr of Iep-
islmtiOm for Common -Gand

Chicago, January S.-.Sccrctary Of
state Bryan in an address tonight TO
the Chicago Rca! Estate Hoard
praised President Wilson as tho IeaJe|
and inspircr Of Legislation for the com
mon good
We have Progressive President
ana no obstruction to Immediate lcpis
iation remains except the ancient riiics
OF the Senate Which permits the active
definitely" said Mr.. Bryan.
president Wilson," he said. "rollows
his conscience and is in sympathy vii h
tho masses, thus combining The two
nocessary lualitics Of u InnderM "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-09

Petersburg bowiers who were IN Richmond
last night said that they would &C, up s.v-
erai teams to compete In the intcrcity tour
ney TO DO hold In Richmond next month
Win Petersburg. Roanoke. Washington
In this tourney some very classy eyhibirinns
OF OOwlinE should result
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-09
DUKE LEASES CREWE HOUSE
American Tobncco Magnntc May f,uv
Fine Mansion

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatcb.
London, January S-James r. Duke
me American tobacco magnate, has
leased Crewe House for six months
donco from Lord Crcwe The mansion
is one of the finest in Mayfair ii CON
tains thirty rooms, with large gar
den. CO
London society Is greatly Interested
IN the announcement, as 1t is believed
that Mrs. Dukes social a8pira tions will
induce Mr. Duke TO follow the pace sci
by the Whitelaw Reds in the way of
entertainments
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-09

NINE'oN-saIom y. Q. Jnnunrv N-Con-
tracts were to-day sent GU; 10 ton ball MAY
eI5 OF the local team in the Carolina. Asso-
c!auph. Eight Of these were members OF las,
year cub ono old one ana two new utcr,
nave already signed tho 1914 season.
MANAGER CLANCY says no has only a fc,,
more men TO whom contracts viii bo Tor
wnrdc". lie believes IN knowing his mon he
tore ne asks Tor terms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-09
win Pay All Creditors IN r,u

Ainens. Ga, January s-C;riiiiij' Z.
eisn. cotton dealers. who on J:,r1iory
n!eu z voluntary request for baniN.
tore IN fun. and VIII withdraw ibai
bankruptcy petition, according 10 an
hounce'nent BY tho firm to-niuht
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-09

san f:auciscu. Cal, January S.-Thcrc will
oe no further NEGOTIATIONS for fight at Tin
Juahn7 lover cnlifornia between Jack John
son; he'tvyweiFht champion, and "Gunboat''
two prospective lights is known
n" plan was that Johnson and Smith
sA'hln NSht across tiss Mexican border from
san Diego July
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-09

NeIbourne, Auatrnlial JANUARY S--Thc Naw
York Giants to-day defeated tho Chicago
WMito SoN to in an cicven.inning game
Tho chicago team defeated IA Victoria nine
tho Americans afterwards Lett for Ade-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24
NeMutrntildle @erIammIMnn.

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iciuem @m6bous IN gtr. 236 49,,
Siio@ouoiiraBe, batte fir geitern
glbenO ser ,2emotratiiAe 0rganiio.
tious.Gllb Ser oritten @oro0 Icuc
Nlitalieoer ein6erufen. Tie &er.
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wuroe BON Dem eriten Gice @rdioen.
tcn 9lngeIo 81 Gilento, geleitet. 9In.
iptaAcn purocn BON folgcnoen Rer
ionen gebaltcn 5taot Gontrolelr
Somes i. S6riit Sobn 6ubert 9Srd-
iioent Oes 5meiteu 9fotbs5meigeS. g(.
g. @olosborolIgb, Setretdr Der Sa.
brifplaB @onniiiion 5taotratbsmit
glieo @iliam Gurran 5tcuercinncb
mer Sol. 9Sacob vs. &oof Staot
rat6smitglieO @m. 5 Garland mo
GongreB glbaeoroncter Charles y.
@oa0p.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24


sllbaua5's E6eater auldBlid Ser &or
iii6rung poierlduoiirAcr @moel
Rilocr oidt NIT EclitiA slmerifas
ncr Ieuilaei lmo SrcHHoci
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ruug beinlotbliher @ouoclbilocr IN
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fiilmg oesielbcn adu3lih ciuaeiieat
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slbeno lit nit Dem Geutiht6um Nal
timorcs
gSie duch am @oro6enoc nabmen
pic 9Inpcienoeu ou Sen 0or5iialit5an
Iarbiehiuaen ocH oeHfbar 6erslid
iten sIut6eil mo nit ieltener Ae9rer
9egeiiterana itimmteu iie nod oer
Oicsnal bon Serr llnaer ge6nlie
men patrioliihen glniprohc III 0as
ultc 1crrlirha 2ieo BON oer treneu
Geutiden a1ie @oht anl 9l9ein"
nit Elm Gcm Itiirniiden an6alteu
oen 9eiiall nerfic man es an er aalt
uiht allein oen treiiliheu 9il0ern
oie i5H iiderlid BON ini0 aau5 ucr
oicnt batieh nein es aalt bon allem
Der Sade ais @an8cs, galt oeuen
ole oa por I'M @iloe 0orii6er8ogen
penn aaiier oea oelitiden 5iiriiet
oen &elDeH Iuo 9Reden oer 6reiAeiis
frieae, adlt ocr &eimaiA ocm iebri
beiligen @aterlan0
PIN @iano ipuroe1 Die @orfii0rti
gen ilimmlngspoll be9leiict oeuiife
9ui0idaiter ,olte 6errlide 0eutiMe
Gclfslieoer Seioelberg ilH0 giedar
itrauo, iaud5cn0e g'ilridenlie0er
@auoeomus igiturl amupie INN Sic
6rebeit Der 0eiltiden Groe mithiae
9ieiterlieoer u@oblaui @omerooen
aaf's Eicro auf's @icr0" a6rperS
SeIoeutoo fins NatcrIoHo, usSdl batt
einen &omeraoen leiie aan5
leile perihmimeno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24
aeimatdIuIcr tOOt anfaefln0cn.


Sin bis leBt unoentiii5lrtcr unge'
fd6r SO Sabre after @lann muroe ge-
lteru giobnlittag ain Der Gdc 0er
Sait.glpenuc uno oritten Strobe tai
Sig6lanotomn toot auiqefinoen. Die
&oli5ci plroc bcua9ri6tigt mo DER
Sei6nam murOe nit Dem @Qtrolmo.
gen Der Gantoner EoliSeiitatiou nah
Den @eihditsrdumen ocr 2cibcube.
ituttcr Sillg & Seller BON 9lr roo,
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@htitilr3c crle9ei mar. SIS puroe
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in Der Canton @oli5eiitation aei6la.
fen 6atte oa cr nirgenos cine Inter.
flnit finoen fonnte, Gbe Der 2eib
nam pegaei1aiit peroen tonnte
muBtcn crit bic &ier0e, oie init Dem
&ntrolmagen oapongeranlt waren
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&citmeper, IA DER 9fah6arihait an
Der oritten StraBe im0 6ait-gIoenie
6e3iiglid oes tooten W}annes @rtim
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sic ronnten Die 6ait.9lOenue binlm.
ter, colliOirten an Der Glinten-StraBe
NIT cinen an0eren @eidbrt ino pur.
oen erit an oer elliott. StraBc 5um
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4feroc batten iid peribieocne &erleB
uugen 5u9e8oaen uno fonnen fiir
einiae laae niAt ae6ran4t mer0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

Ger 6rouen.&errin Scr ,@eiea.
ihait fir imentgeltlihe CONNER
gmsiliioc 6ielt in Der @o6nuug uou
5rau q 6. &eariou @aae0 &ielp.
'glUeuuq, cine 9litheiuhte Nerianup
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