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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-08
WIRELESS STATION MAY
BE OPENED WEnNEsI

Washington. ID. c., Sept S.-An-
nOuncement was made here TO-DAY that
the wireless station al Tuckerton. "
J., will probably be opened Wednesday
to receive messages Of the beuigerent
European powers. Lieut. Felix Y.
GyaX has been placed in charge Of the
station
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-08
RUSSIAN RESERVISTs ABROAD
MAY ENLIST WITH ALL

London. Eng Sept 8.-The Russian
military authorities have decided not to
call to the colOrs the reservists Of that
country now abroad. according TO an
announcement made today by the Rus
sian embassy. All the reservists wiz be
permitted. however. 10 enrol in the
ranks Of any Of the allied armies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-08
RUSSIA EASILY
DEFEATS AUSTRIA


estimated that $1,000 prisoners taken
in recent battles on the Austrian IRON
tier. OF whom 1000 came from the Aus
trian center have all been sent 10 the
Interior governments Of Russia and
there is difficulty in knowing how to
dispose OF them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-08
WHITE TWICE KNOCKS
DOWN DANNY O'BRIEN

Denver, Colo. Sept S-Charley. White. OF
Chicago, defeated Danny O'Brien. OF Seattle
in the first round OF a scheduled 10 round
bout here Monday O'Brien never mad a
chance he was knocked down twice, taking
the count Of nine each time. The referee
gave the decision 70 White.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-08
ALLIES DRIVE
GERMANS BACK
Germans - Ground.

many prisoners These included a bat
talon OF German infantry. many rapid
fire guns, and also many gun carriages
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-08
AIIies Rendjust LInes-
Forts Protect Ames' Flanks.

Another advantage enjoyed BY tbs
allies is the fsct that their TANKS arr
protected by the great fOrtresses Of
Paris and Verdun. while IN the German
rear. Maubeuge IS stiu held by Tbs
French. despite the fan OF three OF it,
fOrtresses- I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-08

Violent encounters have occurred on
the French center between Fers Cham
penoise and Nitry lie Francois. at the
southern point OF the forest Of Argonue-
The French have fallen back nowhere
The Germans have lost ground to the
nOrthwards passing the forest Of Cham
penouL.
Further to the east the French troops
reOccupied the crest Of Mandry and the
peak OF FourneauX-
There is no change in the situation
In The nroEIlca Of -ALsacs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01
INTENTIONALLY
OF ANTI-ALIEN LAW
ATTACKED IN NEW YORK

New york. Doe. LIN % test of the
colstitutloualtt OF Ncw Norks law
forhIdoiug employment of- aliens on
public Nore.. Iho Invocation ot which
has recently held up progress ON Sew
York City's news suoWays. Clarence A.
Crane. a. contractor. was arraiglcd
today la tho Tnmhs police court He
was charged with having cmplos ed
three aliens Boa she construction of
catch basins for the bureau of sewers
ot this ciiy The MAGISTRATE held
him in $500 bail for trial.
CRIME was selected by a group ot
contractors to make "a test OF the law
which they 'usidcr unconstitutional.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01
DEAFNESS CNNNOT BE CUREn

oy local applications az they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way 90 cure deaf
ness. and that is by constitutional
remedies Deafness D. caused h} an
iuaamcd condition 90 the mucous An-
ing OF the EustaChlau Tube. %
this tube De- iun8med you have "a
yuu.5IIug sound or imperfect hcartas'
ana when o. is entirely closed, Dear
ness is the result. ana unless The lh-
aammatlor can 0e taken out and this
tube restored 20 its normal condition
hearing viii be destroyed forever
nine cases out OF ten are caused uy
Catarrh. which 81 nothing hut an In
famed condition OF the mucous sur
faces.
We viii give one Hundred Dollars
for any ease OF Deafness tchused by
catarrhi that cannot no cared by
HaII Catarrh cure. Send for cir
cuiars, frec.
T.. J.. CHE$EY q co, Toledo, ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 7ic.
Take Halls Family pills for cons,i-
patton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01
PRESIDENT APPROVES
THE CAMPAIGN FOR
RED CROSS SEALS

Washington. Dee H. May not
particularly express my interest boz
the Red cross christmas seal says
President Wilson u e letter Goo the
National Association for The study
and Prevention coz tuberculosis made
public TODAY. Beginning today. every
letter zoing out Of the White House
for the uoNt four weeks aud from
many OF the government offices bears
ih, Red Cross seal.
Aa an expression OFF hls interest In
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. campaign Pres
iIcut Wilson writes Co pr ohnrlos j.
Hatfield. executive secretary ui the
National Association fur Che study
and Prevention OF Tuberculosis
"Atay ! not take this occasion 90
express Co YOU my deep Interest lh
che work OF the National Auti-Iuher-
ouIpsis association aud mt hope thal
its work IS growing IA efficiency ana
oNteut from year Goo year. May not
particularly express my interest BIN
The Red cross Christmas seal whose
sale has been the means os rnisinh
funds for the work n seems Ca me
that this b. 60 particularly ini'rcstlhs
and sensible way OF enabling the
people of the country Geo give TINS
great work their support
over ms. 100000 Red Cross seals
ar, uu sale today iu every state ih
.thc UuiuJ, event Nevada, and even
ia Hawaii. tho Canal zone and Vera
Cruz
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01
Revenue Office Is
Nearly Mobbed by
Stamp Seekers
More Than Thousand People
Jam Headquarters of Col
lector in New York and Po-
lice Reserves Are Called.

Sew York, Dec. IA thruug ot
mote than 1000 persons etormcd the
United states Internal revenue offices
ia this city today, eudoavotiup Co nly
the new war tax stamps That have 90
be- affixed Co mann documents and
proprietary articles. Thousands who
had TO wait ,n lime became $50 dom-
uu-trauNe that extra police were
called 90 keep thcm luiet
Collector Anderson estimated thnt
10000 persons Will have received the
stamps before night
Boc1us, of che inability OF his clcr-
ical forces tu huudl, the throng coli
leptor Anderson issued e. statement
announcing e va 500 ths war tax
penalties 'uutil such time ls the oi-
flee Is able O. handle applicants
promptly
The fact that the passengers ON
two steamers sailing toduy for Eu-
rope had engaged passage before the
new law went into effect prevented
90, Government from collections
S7,IfU from them under the new
tax. Tho two vessels carried $3.50
passengers Who had paid more than
$50 each for their tickets and. CON
scucutly. would have been subject to
o. war tax Of So each.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01

= p % Young 4H Juuucj into your cab and ran away with your engine right
UpWtt yuur tUv eyes, what would YOU dog
Irf what ur switch crew OF Nu 20 id very Ukely-hcgtu 10y swear
ln- hu rd by anliue hcr hand for the pugdcst little Erie that ever
turI Hr telegraph kry.
Tna, was no time o. cau those mcn Two seconds after Helen Holiness
ir..upa uupater received WARMING over the wires that there was a run
.... engine Boo ta turs of uo fast express er id dashed ot Of her office.
.. ut rurty cab uf tho engine which was lying idle ou the siding, pulled
..n Hr Hrptt 1d started Con pursuit of the express train. The switch crew.
bod. rUaf nf ue sight of gHl ruuuius o. locomotive, rushed after her but she
.. boo attention Iu their cries.
rU fccj ahwi Shoe dashed Ten minutes later a passenger on the rear
PLATFORM of ur express train WAS terrified o sec % girls pnk clad figure lean
4- ut uf tine cab u. uc engine which scorrhei around the curve behind him.
It .H was waving % dag Her whistle was sorcccliug fTntOany. The
Ya-.Hser summoned te conductor of the express. Trlin and engine both
stopped .ml Helen running forward explained the danger
.Qaal" -hr .-yd "1ou Dt off yoHr engine aud catch the runaway Il
iEc y.l um backs"
lea DOB H,tue which presently bore thcm safely back to the station. with
rr -uai rr. f1urr aaHn 900 the throttle The passenger engine met the
.a".t backed away and Dot ue at.t catch mp with g. slowly until they
,.amaI OBJ.
NH.as ue.u wasn't % heroine when tho story was told, ANY me- who
doesn't mellow. Sc .u fmt go Co tc moving picture tnaucr and lee Tor um.
scI vu,a lIpou Iuuts tho KaIcm Company ereaf railroad star appears
1. rr nest oc of ODE Hazards OF Helen" series. This is tue 9th OF the sc
r- awd r called "Ihe Girl a the Throttle"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01
DESPITE DULLNESS
FORD SALES TOTAL
59.507 SINCE AUGUST

fnr tU, Hfet .Hr,. months after the
arruur.,ut1f. h.-u-t urst last. o.
f.. uIaHt--htr.uG plan for Ford uur-
.ha.,r- their. vofy so.d 600 ry.ail and
delivered .g.-ur Ford cars Those
three WulfH- August. september and
october .r, .lH.u fr, lean months
.f fH, s..f Tine. 4re preliminary Co
OBJ. CLOSED season. Dealers tuu i1
,hn.. muu D.. arr mtaius contracts.
hai sen t1r Fort Motor company old
f r.fH. and delivered lg.-ns ..r-
Tu. ..3trwout BE- highif "sI.UH.8ut
u rnl. rhr Ford Motor company can
.t matrr.aIlle It's --tuptldu.. plan
~. -sIl r. rg'I.i nctwoeH Aa4u-J fHli
ANA August 1888 the 500. uuo .ar- niece
..ary Zoo -E, Ford uur,h..a r ultH-
u tla. period a share 10 Ford proc
uts.
The a.t that week after wees
Ford sales continue Go swell .Gors 30
.|IpuiHOaut feature Boz current AmrrI-
can business conditions. wasn't
merely Cd fairy when ths IaFe. Ford
prices and the Ford pr~.ai-sharin8
I'#N We're announced lY. hH-ust.
Ford salc- have grown u.sss,rut.t
week .Ilrr wees sine, tha. ".Hu.t-
uput
MusI,. s- mas ac hs .HH ur Ht
lh, American market t. .EHru
tH. American people arr continuing
tl .U.. boz uu4iuinl.hsd N.. H. bread,
clothes. fuel Ford cars-H .H. tue
Staple a.d enc standard products 800
.le SCORES of Dls America manu-
Ia.tar.ua and distributing houses are
husu ms Fords in liccts tu effect ,09n-
.WtDs of operation
81 may Doe that .le Ford H subject
I'D. ,u .f oar croUum.. Jaws IHat 90
..H. stes an economic lIW unto .'-
-.IL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01
IF BACK HURTS
BEGIN ON SALTS
ilu-l, Nuur ktdncss OCCASIONAL,
~ NUu Fat Meat RcgularIy.

So man ur woman who eats meat
regularly cam make q mistake Jy
flushing Oh, Elneys occasionally. says
a ~well-knuwr authority. Meat forms
uric acid winch exCites the kidneys,
they beeom, uverworSed from the
strain. -tt s.IgEish and fall v litter
the waste Do f]oisons from b blood
then We eef s.ek Nearly go rlcu-
matisw. heHdagh hes, sleepiess9ess aud
URINARY disorders como from sluggish
kidnogs
The moment You feel e. dull ache ln
the kidnc,s oF your back hurts OF u
tho urine is Loudly. offensive, ruil Of
sediment irregular of passage. Ur at
tended Dt % seusntion of scaldlnE,
stop eatins meat aad get about four
ounces uf JAd Salts from any phar-
macy. takc a tablespoonful Boo a slass
of water before breakfast and in "a
few days your kidneys viii ACT fine
This famous salts H. made from the
acid az Shapes aud lemon iulee. COIN
bined with Hthia. and has hees usod
Tor generations fo flush and stimulate
The kidnf.s. also Go u%eutrall1e tho
acids iu urine so o. no longer causes
Irritation. mus endi1s bladder weaA-
ness
lad Salts is Inexpensive and cannot
iniufe. makes a deliahtful eneFfes-
cent uthia- waiter drink which eyou n
one ~hutiid take now and Then 90 keep
the kidneys clean and active IA the
blood pure. thereby aNoiaing serious
kidney complications.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01
FIRST EIGHT CYLINDER
CAR ARRIVES IN CITY
FOR DEMONSTRATIONS

Tho htHt specimen az the eight
cylinder car ever seen here has ar
rived and is iu the hands of the
strong Auto company. u IL q Cadii-
a d. one of thc new type of machines
that company b. turning out for 1919
purposes.
The car BE- % handsome one and ~
said 10 develop mem pulling pow
er. especially on grades and in start
ing. owing 60 rs continuous toflb'
The motor to- Of the N-hoed type
made familiar by u~eToplauos. and is
reported e. Doe unusually powerful
for IL weight. though a weighs more
than the %acruplanc motors usualls
do.
Several local people ordered cars
of this type before seeing them ana
W. " Strong Of the company >
poets to have a shipment in for sale
before long.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01
PLACING NO
TAX ON F~O0DSTUFFs
SEND FROM AMERICA

London. ue. a. GAGS b No. The
American EslssI rrUef committee io.
day characterized 3s whoIs without
foundation tup statement uuhpesed
Iu rho E.na Uele, November ~, that
tht German authorities in Belgium
were taNIus Sour sen. from the Unit
thc country at the rate OF f2.6o per
900 kilosrams
This statement came Go London hs
WAY of Amsterdam was caoled
from London 90 the United States
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01

erred In rmp H, was ordered Co. pay
tn, costs oft tnr action.
Du motion of the district attorney
the eh.rt, of ruusp.r'up to o,1dc the
customs laws aa- dismissed iu the
case of fhe United states against
Philip E-to- and Fuustiuo Hoiguin.
They ur, s,.l charged with smuggling
cattle.
The me procedure Was taken 10
the cas-, uf ld 50. Price who also
rests tudcr % .har-r 80 ~'srhngehng
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01
VIOLENT ATTACK ON
SEItNIANS - REFUSED

Paris Dec N35 D. ma sio-
icnt attack hy the Austrinns on the
servian front running from Lhznrc-
vaU 90 Maljcu along the river Ljid'
iu northwestern sCila, was repuised-
says o. dispatch from Nish today 90
tho Hntaz aEencR 10 Is reported
that more than zoe dead and wound
ed were fuuaI ON the battlefield The
positions occupied by tho Austrians
were On the right hank ~ the Liza
Twenty officers and 1900 soldiers
are reported Co have been captured
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01

said 90 Doe dissatisfied with Brooke's
tfaining. b. reported az after Coach
Fulwcll for varsity coach next ycnr.
Foiwell has been very successful az
Washington and Jefferson during the
past two years lie is q graduate OF
Pennsylvania.
while the signing 81 Roger Brcs-
n1hau as manager of the Cubs was uo
surprise the ieugth ol his contract
three years-vas n indicates shat
Charles TAFT has made up his mind
To- hang on tu the club.
Ban John sU has announced mat
he is not q candidate for the N0pet
peace prize
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01

cue and kept Har,ard's record clean
According to Manager MtGrnw the
Now YORK Nationals viii not go q"
the Pacific coast next spins.
The Sew York Nationals have
picked up "a number oi r%erruits who
made fine batting records iu the ml-
as well iu the major league McDraw
viii have "a hard-hlttius team in 1910
The efforts on the part of Mr.
Wcoghmap 60 bus the Chicago Na-
tlonals has accomplished one thing
even though 10 may not result In e
saie. II has shown that g. W Nun
ply be- sim an Influence in The affairs
uf the club.
sullivan. who has made arrange
mcuts fot vorlds baseball tours iu
past years, h. now on his way 4" South
America to perfect plans for tho
Giant White soN tour of that country
ia ig15-I9t6.
The Dallas tTcNasl baseball club
has purchased some property at p"h
Cin and viii erect r. modern grand
stand
Manager Mt9raw Of the Giants is
said 20 he trying 10 sign Pitcher har-
~ jennings of the Rutgers college
nine.
There appears to be no question but
that Mahan will be HarNard's cap
tain next wear ana the rnl An
dover star well deserves the honor
Hardwick viii g. doWn boz history
ns bne Of the greatest al arouud loot
ball players of an time. tits iast
game was his BEST and that is saying
"a whole lot
Brickley. Bradleo. Hardwick. PEN
mock and Trumbuil had the houo 81
playing against yale and Princeton
as freshmen and three years as var
sits men and never being defeated
The Milan to cut the club rosters
down tn twenty non would mean .
big saving for the big league mag
Mates Tho average r~ctronchmen'
would BIZ about $4,000 m salaries
and about $4,000 IN trayelins eN-
pcnses every year.
Oiiphant and Mctwcn are chslN
the stats at mis- year'e West foln'
eleven.
Wales victory over Princeton th''
wear was the first since 1919.
Illinois well deserve the western
conference championship The lll-
nois has been we'll coached .u new
football and has some splendid ma
terial
Michigan may not have had a@ Huc'
cessfuI a season as usual put Coach
Yost deserves great credit for the
showing made AGAINST very adverse
conditions
Ard the victory oyer Penn 10 "a
pheasant thing to remember a. Am
Arhor.
The University a. rennsylvania,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01
ALLEGED AMERICAN is
DETAINED AS A SPY

London. Dec. t5.20 o. mo
Henry BIes,l OF Sew York who says
that hc au American citizen, "a
I,uanded after 81 hearihs to-day in
the How street police court, on tn'
.harse Of being au alien cueW} tie
Wa- arrested at tho savoy hotel Tine
detective who mJdo the arrest tcsu-
fed Bc.geI had admitted that he Was
"a dcsertcr IRON the German army
The prisoner had an American
passport dated August
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01
TOBACCO A B
EASILY CONQUERED

a Now Yorker OF wide experience
has written "a book telling how the
tobacco or snum habit may be easily
and completely banished IN three days
with deliehtful benefit. The author.
Edward J Woods. 1898 A, station H.
,,ow York city. Will mail his book
free GA request
The health Improves wonderfully
after me nicotine poison d oui 81 the
system. Caimncss. tranquil sleep,
clear ewes. normal appetite. good
digestion. manly vigor, strong mem
org and "a general gain la efficiency
are among the many benefits report
"a. Get ia Of that nervous feeling
no more need ~ pipe, cigar, cigar
cite. sua0 pF rhewing tobacco 90 pac-
ify morbid desire.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01
CATS WILL
FURNISH Innings FOR
SOLDIERS COATS

81. Louis. Dec. l-Al cats io Ger
many ARC to bc killed to mako iininss
for coats for the soldiers, according
Co. information reaching 30. Louis fur
dealers today through trade papers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01

a. son need something for your
iior-c. opW ar poultry, We have a.
Yon win hnd the largest stock be-
tween kansas City and los Angeles
at gi2esti-2iG Me.t Lead AYE. .. ~.
PIE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01

Doan's ReguieD aro recommended
by many who say they operate easily.
without Erlping and without bad after
effects. 2sc az an drug stores
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01

H.. y. barragh secretary of a large
fur company, said mouse cats are a
large factor BOO the normal fur trade.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01

Tho suggestion has been made that
masnates of the two big leagues chip
ln and make uu "a purse to be divided
among The piayorh finishing second
third and fourth 70 BE- drgued that
the baltic for coin among the hrst
division clubs aud cuntcu1crs wuuia
not onlY Keep interest in the Sam"
alive SO the end Of ths season, bu'
would more han pu> Increased at
tendance. tt is calculated would sven
the Golfers OF the 90 much
thnt the contributions to D purses
would ho good investments II is suf-
gcsted Cha Stn.000 ho divided um"ns
the players of the team finishing ser
ond. $500 for the third place Team
and 5000 iur the fourth ulaccrs.
The Lawrence club Of the New
England league claims Co Fave been
buncnca in thc Drafting of hruFsy,
a. star catcher The draft was 10y
Rochester. but ~ appears nov that
Rruggy viii 20 with the Braves The
difference ln the drafting price be-
tween the National and international
league M $3.50
In Dr. n Brown. tinushtun has ah
assistant who D. invaluable in hciping
prepare the Crimson Tor the Yale
anne
-
Nuac 81 the experts question Hli-
nois right Go ihc western Champion
ship thin fan, The ulinois had q re-
murkahle eleven.
Harvard was very liberal with her
substitutes ln the yale game and
they en- deserved their ~ when
the Veterans We're unnhie 10 be- In he
lineup these players camc to the res
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01

II thc Herald want "a DO your
work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01

In Dr. ~ Brown. unughtun has ai
assistant who D. invaluable in hcipina
prepare the Crimson Ton the Yale
gamcs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01

Nuac of the experts question llh'
nois right Go ihc western champion
ship this mtL The ilinois had q re-
murkahlo eleven
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01

The uniyersuy q renu'y'y'a''.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01

Ard the victory over Penn 10
pheasant thing 40 remember a. An
Arhnr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-01

The efforts ou th, par, of Mr..
Wccghmap 60 bus the Chicago va
tlonals has accomplished oue thing.
even though 10 may not result in e
saie u has shown that g. W Mar
ply be- sim an influence in the affairs
of the club.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
0lpiteriSicr sOOssfua.

@oloo q. gaiiott cin frii1cres
Stootrotbsmitelieo bon Stunt-
foro, Cont inter Oeroabtiaen
llmItdnoen aeitorben.
StomforO, Gonn.. "a. Suiti.
gsoIoo n. 9oIloiL Gin friiDcres
W2itolieo oes Stootrat6s, Itarb 6enie
IN eincm bieiigen Soipitol an oen
6oIqen eines 9d1oeIbruds. sran
SeIeu &C. gInaIe. cine oeIdic0quc
6rait nit mel6er Der @crItor6ene be.
fauut mar ipuroe auf qInoronlng
oes eoroncrs fcItgenouimcn. glah.
Gem oielelbe pcrlbieoeuc mioeriprc.
henoe gugo6eu oeno6t batte, Sab lie
an ooB 8ollou in ibrer @oDulmg
itart 9etriinfen babe uno oann Die
Ireppe binab eefaIen iei. ga @al-
lou oni6eineuo toot am 6ube Der
&reppe lieaen gebIicbcn ieJ BABE Iie
i'm auf oaS 8rottoir geiAleppt nno
Damn Sic 8llitipurpn III iDrcr @0b-
nung beriuii6t. sic babe Dies ge-
tBun oo iic 6efiirhtct babe, IN lin.
anneDmlihfeiten 81 geratbeu menn
ser Eoote in ibrer gSobumg geiuns
oen miiroe.