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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-07
Grieved, He Says, That
American People Won't
Take His Word.
LAWYERS CONFER
WITH OFFICIALS
Seek Compromise to Permit
Fx.Dictator'S Return to
Daughters Home.
.r. r.,.sr,nh 70 The rrlsune.l

~ paso. Tex. July Golfers of fnan-
- oid In making his additional bond
- $4,000 we're received to-day by
SSS-si Victoriano Huerta in kilograms
- many cities. None of the offers
III he accented. General Huerta said
- Huerta says he has abundant
so,ev Of his own TO give the required
49, hut he can see no advantage I'M
- he has assurances Of freedom
e. the bond is given. Huerta'S at
s..-,vs were in consultation all after
~ with the Federal District Attor-
~ Office seeking a compromise which
-.0o,i8 enable Huerta 70 return 10 his
s.r-bte-'s homo without guards and
ss'Fers surrounding the house.
Ill confinement is affecting the eX-
,,..,to-'s nervous system. He is show
nIsirlv that lack of exercise and
--sshi;tv 10 see his friends is getting
.-- lie nerves" In talking Of his con-
cement to-day he said he grieved to
.HirE the American people had no con-
6dence In him. .., ,
-orI5 no. attempt 20 leave FL Paso.
Tbev would not believe me and they
49, locked me up in this Jail"
As he said this tears came into the
.ge5 statesman's eyes and his voice
Genera Francisco Villa is determined
% get General Huerta into chihuahua
tor trial and execution, and. he IS
eeyertinr every pressure he can bring to
hear upon the state authorities TO carry
Gurther leasing, Villas attorney on
.bS border. had a long conference at
sTs+-r TODAY with Governor j. h.
Ts-guson. lie urged Governor Fergu-
con 10 honor the requisitlon.
Governor Ferguson refused TO take
,,tjon. saving he would await a reply
srom Washington 10 his message ask
i1c i the Chihuahua government was
.,aSs,5o-ed bona tde government, and
= Governor Avilla. who made the re-
orest for the surrender Of Hureta, is
NE proper person to make such re-
ouCSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-07
Medal for the Woolworth.

A gold medal has been awarded to
the 100000 Woolworth Building by
the judges of the Panama-Pacihc Ex-
position as the most striking example
of present day architecture. The
award was made from a model Of the
building sent to the Coast several
months ago. and the committee also
presented a gold medal TO Cass Gilbert,
the architect of the building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-07
Struck by Brokers' Auto.

Joseph Martinelli, an employe on the
estate of John D. Rockefeller, was run
over and probably fatally injured last
night by an automobile owned by PAL
las Bache Pratt, broker, OF "a West
Forty-eighth Street. Mr. Pratt ana ms
wife were in the car, and when she saw
the accident she tainted.
Martinelli was placed in the car ah1
rushed off to the Tarrytown h0spltal'
After Pratt had explained the cir
cumstances of the accident he and his
chauffeur were released.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-07

reaching here to-day Eighteen thou
sand men arc said TO have been engaged
in the battle. with total casualties on
both sides Of 1000. Carranza rein
forcemeuts renewed the attack to-day.
lt was estimated that Villas losses
eQualled those Of Carranza.
CarranSa officers estimated that Villa
had nearly 10000 men concentrated
near Paredon, under Generals Urbana
and Chao. Their purpose was to halt
a Carranza advance on Torreon, about
200 miles west Of Monterey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-07
New Electrical Code.

Under the new electrical code no
more journeymen tailors will be able to
nut in electrical construction. Up to
the present time it has not been neces-
sary for a man doing such work to have
a license. The code provides that an
examination given by special board
of examiners must be passed and
license fee of $40 paid. There have
been more than 1000 fires due to de-
fective electrical work in the last year
Now the workmen must do their
work in accordance with well defined
regulations. The board of examiners is
to be appointed by the Commissioner
of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity
and will consist of an officer or en-
ploye of the department, master or
employing electrician, a journeyman
electrician, an underwriters electrical
inspector, an electrician in the employ
of a public service corporation OF the
city. a builder or architect of at least
five years practical experience and
real estate owner or broker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-07
Carranza Loses 600
in Battle at Paredon

Laredo, Tex, July 6.-Six hundred
Csrranza troops were killed in an all
day battle yesterday in fruitless at
tempt 10 capture Paredon, a Villa
stronghold about thirty miles north
west q Monterrey, according to reports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-07

Headquarters shows that he has been
convicted several times before for pick
ing pockets. He also served six years
in Sing Sing prison for a more serious
crime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-07
1chnDoySssM Mems
Soas&Som CIlOp
Sen1i-Annual Sale Of
Bates-Street Shirts

Our entire stock Street Shirts, marked
at the following prices twice year.
The above announcement is enough Tor our
regular patrons, but to strangers we may add
that you wear Bates-Street shirt you
will be convinced that the workmanship, III
and materials are the best that can be pro-
duCed by any manufacturer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-07
Wants Sick Segregated.

In the copy which he gave Mr. Hurd
and which may form the basis for &C
tions against employees Of the Depart
ment of Correction, Tannenbaum sug-
gests a long list of improvements.
He asks that men be taken out OF
their cells on Saturday afternoons, Sun
days and holidays, stating that the long
and needless confinement is hard on
the prisoners. He requests that they
be allowed to receive visitors on the
same days and that men in the shops
be given an hour in the open air every
day. Tannenbaum protests vigorously
against the limiting of the number OF
letters an inmate may write to one each
fortnight and appeals for permission
TO receive newspapers.
The former inmate of the island also
asks that commissary be established
where men can buy necessaries, such as
tooth paste, and that they be allowed to
decorate their cells with prints or pho
tographs of friends and relatives. lie
comments upon the men being allowed
TO smoke, but notes that matches are
forbidden them.
Regarding punishment. Tannenbaum
urges that it be limited to definite vlo-
lations of known rules, that no man be
kept in the cooler" for more than four
DAYS and that solitary confinement be
imposed only in extreme cases.
His other requests lnclude' mat
blankets be fumigated at least twice
wear: that an adequate laundry ser
vice be established; that prisoners
have a weekly change OF underwear;
that this be numbered so that eacn
man will get his own garments; that
prisoners have light underwear IN the
summer; that each man have his own
shaving brush and cup; that each IN
mate Of the cooler" be provided with
one full meal day, and that mat
tresses be placed there.
The I. w. w. leader also requests
that men with contagious diseases be
kept away from healthy prisoners, that
convalescent inmates be released from
solitary confinement and that no as
oased prisoner be allowed TO work IN
the bakeshop, kitchen or dining room
IL aiso wishes that the cells in two OF
the prisons be painted. In his maya
inc article Tannenbaum gave an IN
stance Of "A sick man being allowed "a
work in the bakeshop.
His most bitter denunciation OF the
warden was in the magazine article
where he said: "He is totally unfit for
the position he holds. If he ever had
heart in him, which doubt, he
hasn't any now. wouldn't put him in
charge of 100 dogs, and l have told
him So c.
Papers were filed in The Bronx Su,
irene Court yesterday in the case OF
Martin J. Moore, the dismissed over
seer of the City Reformatory, on Harris
island, who seeks back pay and rein
statement Commissioner Davis, one
Of the persons served with a subpoena
was not in court, but was represented
by Elliot S. Benedict
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-07
Tannenbaum's Tales Hearsay.

This letter brought reply from the
Commissioner five DAYS later She
wrote that she would be sorry to have
any one believe that Tannenbaum's
accounts were the unvarnished truth
She also regretted that the ancient type
of cell--although pronounced all right
by DR.. Goldwater, of the Department of
Health-had to be used.
With reference to the personality Of
Warden Hayes" she went on, ~ would
not for a moment keep in the employ
of the city any man whom | could con-
vict of brutality. | have watched him
for a year and a half, and | do not
think he would stand for wrongdoing
on the part Of his subordinates. The
stories that Mr.. Tannenbaum tells are
what are usually known as 'chestnuts,'
and heard them when | first entered
the department. His information comes
from prison gossip and not from first
hand knowledge. l believe that while
his article has a basis of fact in some
particulars it is so highly colored by
the personal equation that It ought not
to be taken as a statement of facts"
Miss Davis would not discuss the mat
ter yesterday.
Tannenbaum then wrote Mr.. Dob
sewage on June 20, telling him that his
charges were specific and particular,
that the investigation by DR.. Goldwa-
ter's men was not thorough and that
he had no personal grievance and had
simply tried TO show the facts. He said
that if the charges Of beatings he had
made were not true there was room for
a libel suit against him which the ad-
ministration could take advantage of,
and that he would show in court the
truth of his charges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-07
!. w. w. Leader Files
Charges with The State
Prison Commissioner.
DIR. DAVIS DEFENDS
BRUTAL WARDEN"
Agitator Repeats Bitter Attack
on Hayes and Urges Long
List of Reforms.

Conditions on Blackwells Island are so
intolerable and the warden is so brutal,
In the opinion Of Frank TAnnenbaum,
that he has placed q series OF charges
denouncing the Department Of Correc-
ton In the hands Of State Prison Com
missioner Richard NJ. Hurd. An inves-
tigation of the city institution, based
on the Tannenbaum allegations, will
probably follow the next meeting OF
the commission, on July 10, Mr.. Hurd
said yesterday.
The young l. w. w. leader, surround
ed by hundreds Of books. sat in the
rear room Of % West Eighth Street
yesterday and told Of the facts rs he
experienced them in his eleven months
stay on the island. He emphasized the
small and unsanitary cells, the i'm
proper care of sick men and the inhu-
man treatment given prisoners by
Warden Hayes.
1t was a magazine article written by
Tannenbaum that started the feud be-
tween him and the correction authori-
ties. Shortly after this description of
"The Blackwell's Island He'll" as it
was called, was published, I. George
Dobsevage, of $50 Bronx Park South,
The Bronx, wrote to Commissioner
Katharine B. Davis. He said that it
was inconceivable to him that within
stones throw from New York such
outrages Gas Tannebaum had pictured)
could be committed.
Nor am l willing to believe" ne
added, that an institution that has
been under your general direction
could possibly have at it's head such
beast as Mr.. Tannenbaum says the
warden is. There is no excuse for any
city official tolorating the conditions as
described, and it is enough to make any
ones blood boil with anger and shame
at the thought that such criminality
exists"
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llmsldnbii9e Na1rid1ten.

ptoniercrbeit. mir mini.rsn
iest siirig; bic GngIGnbsr frsiIi4 aud.
0a puFirte es rsulitb, bab unier
STOLEN pISbli6 ouf sinsn euslildeH
StolI.n itSbt. @orii4tts srtpeitsrt Der
tetrsffenOe pionier, Der porn arkit.t,
tas God, siebt bic gerfduIune bsrdus
unb erp,itert bas God sum 9ur6gaus
unb Iubt ben Iinis unb re6ts abstpsi'
eenbeu Stollsn nit sinigsn aam.rab.n
oh. glismdnb ba. nur W.rtSeus Iiegt
berum. asiie unb oorii3tis neitsrtris'
9enb entbeden lie Is Wlst.r peitsr Dor
einfaqsnbss Sas.sli6t, bas aus benz
englti4sn Sturoi6a6t tommt. 3uriit
sur StollentreuSung, ba Melbuns s.'
ma6t unb Spreuamunition 9erang.'
bolt rsrben mub. Gin Wann bIei5t aIs
goitsn an Der Greuauns liegen. a1n5e
U1inutsn bergebeH. Dn pIati6srt uno
raui6t Is In bem auf benz 9obsn its'
benben Wlfer bes snglifden Stollens.
g'euolOer bereit! 2i9tfdein; Elm Gns'
lanber, Der NIT aufsetrnnpslieu
0embGrmeln an bis @rbeit aeben pig.
Gr ubnt nitbt. baB ibm bic WiinbunJ
tines AetclDers enteeasrblidt. No6 20
~, nod 10, iebt! ana6 - bas Ding
ssat w& Issl Gss -GaoIsassz RaatL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-07

der in bsr nngeheuren arauen Maife,
pas> ala giHsslfpeIen niht In 8etrabt
rtcmmt. IonSern er finbet aud beute
nod gelesenbeit, &ruft, mtutb, gluss
bauer unb Hinbigteit 5u seisen. Ser
iiinqe 2eutndnt, Der oDr Reupe gbas
pele in einen Mdfergraben fprang,
dls ibm bic Gngldnber auf ben Sers
fen fparen, unb Der iebesmal unterz
tauhte. ipsnn bic @srfoIser in feline
glGbe tdmen, Bis er mad hreiltiinbigem
9lusbdrren in benz falten Sumpf feline
Qeute tpieber erreichte. Der @efreite,
Der nit Mutb unb 9efdit ben 3us
fiibrte, pGbreno Der 2eutildnt i'm
WoiTer FAB unb bic llnteroffisiere toOt
poer perpunbet ouf benz 5elbe lagen.
bas fino MGnner, an benen bic Same
raSen iih aufri9ten fDnnen, unb nit
linen ale, benen Elm frii4es, fr6bli'
Dies Selbenthum Sreloe. ma6t. Set
nes @eiiies Weben peripiiren mir tberz
al auf unIerer 5ront einen trGftigen
Sduh. Der lanoe Binter IN ben
naIien unb faltcn SGiibensrdbsn bat
ben Mut6 unb Die Spanntraft unieres
SoIbdten nidt aebroten, fonbern Sus
perii6tlia uro tbatenfrob barren lie
benz Sage entse9en, Der lie auf Der
Giegegbabn pprrGrtsfiihren ipu. Sos
mar Der blsibenbe Ginbrud, ben mir
aud BON ben S9Iadtfeloern I'm Neus
be gbapelle nit uns nabmen.
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jier hsruni, bic nidt Sbr. @sbiSin .ss'
brautt.A FRAU 8. 8. Spbniou, ". sto.
l, Dor 80. Brincetou, 3ninois.
Grfabruns einer ararfeniunrteriH.
9plaub, u. y. - n9n meinsr erfabrin9
40 &ranienwarteriu eratte ida Haeritdl
pabia q. gintbam's BesstabIe COMPOUND
sIS cine arobariig. RtbiSin. SD pinide,
baS ale sSrsuen nit eiuem Srauenleioen ts
nebmen parsen. Sd nahm Is beirn se'
benspefIsI NIT ben besen Hsfnltaten uno
i'd empfehle bas COMPOUND auen n,einen
Basisnten, wsnu i'd bern 9ufanc bel Sei.
: lsn eriahre. @ern tbut i'd saes, nae IN
neinen &riften itebt, um Gnberen BON eititr
lrotartissn Nsbibin bu er,dblen." - FRAU
boraet Werhan. polans, Ssrtimsr
So,, a. ..
Wenn Gle frant iinb, 70 fcuttn sic t4
aiHt bsrumidIeppeu, Bis elm. Operation
nottpenbig Ut, loubern iosIsi4 9bota Y.
p,ntbam's gesstabIe COMPOUND einnsbmea.
@enm Sic ip.sislen 8atb nOtb'
suenbis babeu, 70 idreibcp Sie an
2sSia 6. Tinfbam MeSieine G,-
(fOafibentisll) abua, WaR.
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Der sifsas bon Der Eacs.ss bsri.s5t.
SO StxbIas eirabs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-07
Bier @pden binter Der eugli'
iden arDnt,
~GrObes Sauptquartier,
81. 9lpril.

.Seate beiu4ten mir bic ipaterer
Streiter DON Rsupe Gbupele unb bors
ten DON ibnsn 3susniiie bon SeIoeus
tbaten, bel beHeH oas SerS ii4 erhsbsr
.-!oHnte.
Du faben mir eitlige Wlustetisre, Be-
ren 8ruit nit bem Giiernen 9rells err
iter 3laife se5iert mar. sic tuareH i'm
Sample DON ibrer Sruppe absetoma
men, unb ebe iis ipieber ben anfalub
on ibre 9ameraben finben tonnten,
mar bic Ra9t bereingebrp6eH. sic
iudten ii9 elm @eritet, 10 gut lie es
in Der Gle fiiben tonHten uno tuDlten
ben Wsprseu obparten, I'm ben Ruds
aug gu iu9en. 9lls aber bic Sonne
bes nd1itsn Cages bas SdludtfsIb be-
Ieu9tets, iaben iie, baB ibneH Der Wes
Derlegt mar, ba lie nett binter bic snss
Hide Jront seratben tpareu.
Gs bIieb i6nen alio ni6ts tpeitet
iibris, als fin in ibrem 9srited gu
cerborrsn, aber pbpobl Gag um Gag
DersiHg, Ohne bab es ibnsn n6gIi6
ipuroe, iid gu ben rHieren SuriiGSus
fshlei9en ,oeriamGbten iie bod, ii1 GEE
faHeen su seben unb bei9lohsn, in
ibrem eleuben 2ode tpeiter ausSubalteu
BIB gum 2ebten. Di. eiierns qortiOu,
bic iie BEL ii9 batten, mar lGneit pers
stbrt uub Der Sungsr beeann iis 5u
pIasen. Gbsr lie bteIten aus unb fuhs
ten fid ibre Rabrung in ben Sorriitern
Der 2ei6eu, bic lin iis Der auf benz
JeIbe Iassn. sic absn bic sifernen
PortioneH, bic lie BEL ben Sobtsn fans
ben unb tranten oaSu bas Ddfer aus
ben Iebmisen 9rGben. llnb ols au6
In ben Torniitern Der GefaGensn nidts
Gbbares mebr gu finben mar, bo
iIaubtsu iie fid bic a6rnsr aug benz
Mei5en, nit benz bic DsrIaifensn I'm
terftdHbe ausgepoIitert tpuren, IN bensn
iie bauiteu. Mebrmals iamen, pGbs
renb iie braubeu nab Nabrung iu1s
ten, GnslGnbsr in ibre RGbs, aber
bdHu fteaten iie ii9 tobt unb bic Seinbe
ginsen an ibnen porii5er, pbne ibnen
Ierdtung gu i9enten.
60 Iebten Il. bier lang. Bo6.n, BIB
es ibneu selaug, ii5 au unieren pos
ften burdsufhIei4en. SH ibrem @eu.
bsren tpareH lie natiirli5 pdbrenb
fbrer aeibensaeit DSIIis nertpilbert,
uHb ietu Wenf9 bate lie mebr als
beutfhe Solbaten ertennen m5gen.
Daher ipolIte iie Der poften ou9 niht
lingebtnbsrt pafiiren Iafen, ionbern
fraate Dorithtig mad Der parole. 9ds
mar nun cine srobe @srIesenbeit fir
bic Grapen. ober an Der untenntniB
Der parDIe follts tbrs Rsttuug oenn
bod .i6t f6eitern, fonbern aud bier
ipubten fis fih tpisber au belfen. ,Ou
Sdafstopp, bic 9aroIe tpeibt Du ia
felber ni6t!- rtsf elmer Don ben Das
der.u Dem a}uitsu au unb forberte ibn
uuf. fstne Ritrs..e einer ndberen
WIrbieuna su untersiebsn. Suran
dbtr eriannte Der pOitsn, bdB er es
NIT einem bsutiten &ameraben gu
tbun babe unb Iieb bic qnt0mmlings
pdfiirsn. 60 tDuren iie snbIid geret,
tet. uHb oas gtfsrne 2r.us sritsr
RIdiTe tparb ihnen ala aobn fir ibr
mutbiass ausbarren in Not6 unb sc,
far.
Wian iiet aug biefem @benteuer Il
IS banbelt ii6 aud bier, rpie ausbriid, |
LID bemsrtt iein mag, ni6t I'm Eager. |
feuergeihidten, fonbern I'm attens
mGbia beglarbigte Sbdtfdhen - au4
I'm moberneH 4riese 1T bic Romantit |
no hrt6t dasse'tprbsn Der GcIbat |
~ asM kst tH ,rsnsis.s gas.iisb
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uHO tihSh SIUsTet
nelhe burd Elm Brdu.
snIeiben peTur a d !
murben. Sd rahnt
q. Bintbam'S Segt'
table COMPOUND nit
ipId' ausst5eidneisn
@eiuIiatsn, baB 10
iest por;iisIid fhhIe.
Sd .mpf.bIe eas Com.
ppunb unb lobe - bei
Nneu. 8eru iete id.
bas ~ meinen Grter
peroifr,. .ddeu. 90 sibi
fauu cine sldhb1rtn
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gerIanai - mannIifl.

qdpnsr yr!erni bas Hnrbieresfndft. citizen
pfftn. QShn fphhrene bem esrrer. gasrfssua
oeseben Oh Eftlieb.e gatbsr College. gin'ti q
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Ies urtpiiiiae, ndtiirlide Wotib dtIer,
banb bIDbiinnise, neue Worte ge'
pfropft, bic ibm ieiuen adnSen Rei1
ipsbmen. Dennod pirft bic SGnserir
Der bas 2ieb dnptrtrdut III. unbeiiims
inert ibrs vaib me" unb IS Iope pou'
in bic Wlense, nobel lie bic unn0gIid'
fen militGriihen Gnpluiionen duss
fiibrt. - 9tber min iommt biz Rsib!
on bic groben Sterne. 9ns mar Dix
ntue Sffenbdrung fir uns. Die Be,
riibmteitsn aiinItlsr erfdeinen jest dui
BEN enilsgenitsn, Grmliditsn gubneH.
llnssbeure pIofate ssigsn ibr auftrtten
in ben Giibsritsn 9iertsIn an. Gin bes
riibmter 9rdsobs, Elm aofnitsr. BEN
friiber Der gpuleodrb 5ugejubeIi bat,
Idbt fib jsbt bier boren. 0isie 5ers
ubIuFuHg i4eint trasii4e Sebimniiis
81 entbiiIleu :. =.
Der GafieItr Grits 9 :
.3 aitenito d.. Der .Grobs gaTs
ieler 8iresrbsrein" bat 5u 8unii.n Der
ariessbsi9GbigtenssJiiriore einen eis
senartig. 8eIdluf, s.fabt. bsFeu Dsrs
ipirtlibuns bic Dieberberftellung zines
einitmals tppifdsn, jebt ab.r Idngit
aus benz Strubeubilbe GdFels pers
idpunbenen Wobrosid.ns bsbeuiet.
Wan III iibereinsstommsn. inmiiten Der
maleriidsn 4Ititabt .iRen Iossnannisn
r3aitenitod" su erriftsu, burh bshen
bon Der 9iireerifnft bor3unsbmenbe
Naselung ben arisssbefddbisten ge'
bolfeu iperben ipu. .53aitsnit0de"
naunie man in gafel bi. alten G'fsntr
Ii9en DaFerleitunssitanb.r bic nit
bem 0ruisIS5Iiibden in @erbinbuns
itanben unb. iuie aus ben 9luf5eias
nungen .ines alien GoiIeloners berpors
gebt, Init Solj umt!eibet. rod born
sinsn QusfluBarm nit msiIing.nem
Drud.Hopf baiten, aus bsm is nab ben
MISUNDERSTANDING bas Waifer
mebr ober fpsniser tribe Ianeidm bsrs
ausIief. 2ln ben .3aiisnit0den" purbe
bon ben 9ienitmdohen bas @aiier fir
bic Wiribi6oit geboIt. in ginern,
bic an einem auf ben S6uliern hintsr
BEN Rddsn Iiegeuben srasbol5 binesn.
3tpsi Gimsr poa mamie man ,einen
Sang Wdifer boIsu". Wiprgens fpurbs
oiss Geihdft in m0sIiafitr Gle be-
foret. absr ON Gbenb tpuro. iih fein
eema6t gum MaherboIsn, od ianp an
ben 9runnsn pbsr ben 3uiten Oos erits
SteIIoif)sin NIT ben Ssrren SOIbatsu
fiatt." - gia6 BEN bOrlisesnben Gnts
lpurf bon SiobtbausSufpetiOr 9abss
fou Der neue GaiIsIer .3oiieniiod" In
elmer S0be bon brei Wlsisrn ais Sbes
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5oI5betleiouug tptrb zine BEN b.iiiihen |
entHommene eide bds |
DldteriaI Iisferu. Gs iOLIen baHn, tpis |
Diss in dbnIi6er MeiIs bersits anbere
Stabts burdgsfiibrt bdbeu, RdesI gu
ie 80 pfenuiss oertauft tpsrbsH, bic
bon ben giirsern in bas Sol, sius.s
i6laeen lpereeu tOnnen. Sebsm, Der
Iid in iolder Mtiie an Der S6dffune |
oss ebren5.idens betb,iIigt, pirb BON
Der Stabt cine urtunSs iiber bi. er,
foIgis gtGgsIung nusesiielIi ipsrb.n, Ios
oab CT cine blsibenbe Grinneruna on
bic srpbe 3sit beiist. Der bieisr bii5i4e
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Sn perfanfen--Tarmen.
8a S.rsaufen - Sauier.

Seute 7a6wtttaG I. gisni. LIN iits
gaGrtrnes Breoemde, sfptf6tH .. urb T.,
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eteIltnseindle Wsdnnlidl.

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aber mir bIieben beieir,anber nno en-.
rei6ten cine Strabe: SD CLAUDE, es
mar bic ct. Siilien Strabe. -"
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etasb an eamiias. ben 8. SUM 1915,
Bertha &irder,
,b. Ora m er,

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beusinbre. Zrnuergpitesbtenit In Der Epring
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