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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-20
ABANDON PRISON,
SING SING CURE
National Committee Seeks Re-
form by Amendments to the
State Constitution.
State COnstitutiOn.

Sing Sing Prison must BIO aban-
doned. new site selected and build
lnrs erected which will moct the need,
Of real reform, according TO tho bull
letin released yesterday by tho Ma
lonal Committee or Prisons and
Prison Labor at the Office Of Professor
2 etagg Within. chairman OF the eK-
ecuti-e committee, a. Columbia Uni
yersity
TO accomplish this the legal COM
uittce. % which Professor George W.
Kirchwey is chairman. is preparing an
amendment 20 present 20 the Consti-
futional Convention which will permit
the bonding of the state for 10000
GOO % reconstruct correctional and
charitable institutions. Another com
rnittoe. composed Of Francis Lynde
Stetson, George Gordon Battle and Dr..
Samuel McCuno Lindsay. is drafting an
amendment FOR the readIustment OF
tho administration Of penal institu-
tiors. A suitable farm site for Sing
Sing Is recommended.
Tho national committee acknowl-
edges the aid given 20 ia aims By
Thomas Mott Osbornc's acceptance OF
the place OF warden ct Sing Sing and
Columbia's cooperation In the pres
ence OF members OF the faculty on sub
committees that are working in sci
entfic way.
The educational committee, headed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-20
RAINS $40 BILLS
At RITz-CARLTON
Maharajah of Kapurthala
Starts for Washington
in Yellow Shower.

A swsr.hy little man. whose small
ness Of stature was courteracted By his
biqnoss o. cir, rushed oXcitedly
through the lobby OF the R!tz-Csrlton
Yesterday morning and started DIS
tr4but!ng money from large roll.
The roll contained nothing leds than
$40 bills. according 20 witnosssE, and
Tire swarthy man indiscrtm!uately
peeled of one bill after another and
handed them 20 all hotel employees
within retch. The supply seemed ino1-
haust!ble.
The swarthy man was Baahit Jot
Bsssoin. private secretary TO HIS Hign-
ness Jsgat Jit Singh Bahadur, Meha-
rsjah 81 Kapurthsle, undispUted lord
q 598 square miles Of Indian land, 900
servants and four wives, one Of whom
is white and accompanies him on MS
present tour Of tho world. After
a twelve-day stay IN this city the
Naharniah. the Maharanee, who IS
twenty I'VE years old, and Prince
Ksrnj': Singh, his eighteen-year-ol old
son, left yesterday noon for WASHING
ton.
The Mshsrajah, = military looking
man Of fortv-two, Is showing his favor
tie wife. who was cabaret dancer OF
span! sh French psrentage, and MS
Youngest ron the world. HIS Highness
made trip around the world twenty
two years ago. bat 6nds that Il has
greatly changed.
What do you think Of American
women" the Maharsjsh, who is
graduate Of Oxford AID speaks ex-
ce..ent English, was asked
His eyes birked, he shrugged bis
shoulders, waved his powerful hands IN
depreciation and said:
II find no words to express my .sd-
niratiOn. They ere the most wonder
ful in the world"
He might have said moro but jest
than the Nahsranee arrived, followed
BIZ her lady-in-wRiting and four Ser
wants, laden with baggage.
81 am delighted with America" she
replied in answer TO question: III Is
6 wonderful country. New York is the
most up 10 date city have ever visited.
II must be glorious 10 live here.
shall come back and stay while
longer"
The MarahajaL and his party will 90
70 the Pacific Coast by way OF Buffalo,
Chicago. Salt Lake CITY and Denver.
From there they will visit The Canadian
Northwest and return 70 New York by
way Of Montreal. They are travelling
in 4 private car and are expected back
IN New York on august is.
During his stay IN New York the
Indian Crcesus has been lv.rS a. the
rate Of $1,000 q day, according 10 those
who have followed his movements
closely. His souvenirs alone amount
20 several thousand dollars, and he
occupied one OF the regal suites IA the
Ritz-Carltou. His income Is said 70
be $4,000 900 q year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-20
NAMES 8 MEN IN DIVORCE
Henry Lehman Accuses Pro
fessor Among Others,

II reply 70 the suit for separation
brought BY Mrs. Clara Lehman
against Henry Lehman. part owner
81 tho Obermeyer Lehman Brewing
Compary. The husband Yesterday fled
IN the Supreme Court counter claim
for divorce. naming eight men ss core
spcndcnts. II Is understood, however,
that Lehman has decided 20 withdraw
his counter claim.
Among the men named by Lehman
member Of TIRE faculty OF West
err university, physician and q mem
Der OF tho secret service OF foreign
country Mrs. Lehman asked 70 have
the testimony cf tie co-responaehI,s,
taken by commissions, ss they are all
residents Of other cities, some OF them
living IN Europe The wife also denied
the charges = Lieonann. Ms Lieb-
mann r. suing on the ground Of cruelty.
The couple have three children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-20
MORE GOLD ARRIVALS
French Liner Niagara Brings
s2,B00.OO0 for Lazard Freres

Gold 20 he amount % $500, 1000 ar
rived Yesterday on the steamship
Niagara from Paris, consigned 20 La
zard Frercs. tho agents lu ms couh.I!
Of the Bank Of France. This makes tot",
direct shipments of tae yellow meta
from France within month SS,6OO'uVo'
Of which S5O00.OJ0 was received by the
same bankers last week and $2,ooo,OoO
IN the week preceding.
That he recent heavy shipments Of
cold 20 London from PARIS will be usec
Ev the Bank % England 20 steady the
foreign exchange market was also made
erparert In the engagement by Ls1ard
Freres o. S2.5O0.0 900 az Ottawa and the
tentative engagement Of S2,50O,OO0 ad-
ditional. In foreign exchange circles
the belief is prevalent that the snip
ments from Canada wiz reach SlO,OUO'-
900 before the present movement has
ceased.
The Bank Of England's statement
last week reflected the arrival OF gold
from France for the purpose OF estab-
fishing new s3o0,hl'VoO credit IN
London. Thus far St1,OI0oo0 has been
received out OF q total OF SluUOV0'OVl
expected for this purpose. hi4e IL
has been necessary 70 snip nearly SIO'-
100000 IN gold 20 this country dlrec'
from France. % ls believed thh' '.'s
amount will not be further greatly
augmented IN the near future, so long
as the Bank o. England can draw on is
supply IT Ottawa: :.
Kew low levels were recorded IN
French exchange Yesterday. franc
cables closing az 5.36i4 20 the dollar
and checks az 1904. Sterling exchange
was also weak, demand being quoted
ut gs.7s%, and cables a. Si.,51A. Ter
asn exchange remained steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-20

n. f-..cvI-s l.9g,s were prom ~ n $500
- &c. rt.,er TYoop = r~.f
~ - as t-r,yt Tvrdao Trpr9 %;
;o,e 0'r,r.y. T-cap II Ge,-S, Wiser To- a..
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w. csy,..- Trsco "a C.a,,or Htrd 1r.2
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go 49,. No. 49,. - Co-re,'us
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y II 4 o. X s-s-ios q ',sJ T.. ""
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~ 81. ..' ~ .r5 ' rr,,.. = go, 3, -.
s,, Con 800. -. :, T9 S. 'frT s,s' " o.. as ,
- d.. 20. 80 r,i-s o. f..r-s O. t-.~.
., -. ID, ,- 'rr .-. o.
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De programme eon't,ei .! uocp dsn'.s;.a'. ,.'
,.'f!' d, ~, ~ - ,,,''.,,s ,sa....J
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ty'7 -. =" .7 sd' 's' to 951 N 500 ~ T-s.s ~ "a
1890 81 - ~ ,hs 49, aenors.-ar
49,, VIZ. a. Pcsns7 = TIP ..'. r-.e'-i
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.aP e-e SONS Win ,'s 80, a'i','.i r.. 1'' Y
- r.T hal ~ opPorun'', O Fo'.,'aF -. =.
IS -'' - - ',to sr.-,.g the N-as IN
,,5,.p, sr.e.3, &C.,, usr, m ~ Tho Awards
-. I.,rs. TO- d',ts~c- Won IS Nas1~-. ls'.
a,.er-. 1, f-s, solnri Lss~n. a.. d.s,-cs .
~. n. -, Wo- hy Lsee-st1n l5'.
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~ I.5 seccuds second. suoh, g. ~ ~ 1900
Troop reU No. b. Iro'2 lSs' " ~, -. 80
70 ~ur'rs ~. ys'k ard Dunn - Z. ne
we've o. ale e'en's MOI rlnf o,h,e+L 49,
Hs-r.', a' -. - ss,1 h 10 .,ser q; ss2ssr1
srt A'e.es up ttis u vs. ..s.-N,s', ~,
yoa N O. Koch =. 'a'eT'i.'' ace
Trrp - r,.-.,.- c--,,.,o-,.-, Pollard
ard a-te -. q, aoo,,,-,,.,,-,. Ryu.e,a No
"a a. s-1,,tr1ssf~-. N MAJ : 70
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We p lsei 49, ~. - ~ Nv 81 A. NJ.
ttume.t A. Do' 70, - 80. y a., .-t.~,,i.m.nt -
r"Is " ny -1Ae ~ - - - ~. N. -s,-.s..ry
pfeIttr2- LIsiW- .'..s. -, H,aAcu,rfs-1 10
We A. ~ 20 ,'--'v =, - ,tSr, ghieh car
p furnished fo1 " eecio s~on. ~ ~ g. = - ~,
I've on N'f' - ~ 1919
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-20
TO EXTEND mop NOTES
Gould Participation in Plan to
Be Debated This Week.

The trustees Of the Gould estate, OF
which George J. Gould IS the chief
representative, plan 20 hold q meeting
this week 20 decide whether their com
bined holdings OF the Missouri Pacific
notes falling due on June shall be
deposited under the extension plan.
The Gould holdings amount 90 about
5000 600 OF the So 100000 total issue.
and Wall Street believes that Il they
are withheld tho only alternative will
be a rocelversh.p FOR the company, as
the notehoiders' committee has stated
deAnitely that no notes will be paid Of
in cash.
Those Identified with the Gould in
terests expressed surprise yesterday
that only about 100000 OF the notes
Rad beer deposited 20 date. They saw
no reason why the other noteholders
should await action by the Goulds be-
fore asserting 20 tie extension agree
ment. u was stated in Hose quarter,
that the present n ssclri Pacihc board
had ALREADY drawn up tentative plan
based or "a reorganization wl'hou, re
ceiyership. That this had not been
submitted 70 the Goulds, IL was said
A. one OF the main reasons for their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-20
rFrcn The Trfruns Bureau
Wnhirron. Nay 10

ARMY
CAPT WILLIAM W HAMILTON tr,tir,d). relieved
from duty a. Wenoash &lray Academy. We
Cap ERNFsr H. TnLoN Con, An detailed 70
Z 'Scsur 81 o g.. June -. We Capt; Stan
LEY r ROSS. q G.
Csrt JAMS D. MOUNT MET Corp from III.
saiGa Dept, Oc' d. % sal Franchise
First Lieut. EDAfl Nd l. CIR BLE sth FTelf
Ar 20 Wet ] .'.t. July !.
Fir,, Lieut.. Henry r. WESTON. Med Rs.suy,
Cops. y p Tern.
NAVY
lieut. HARRY CAMpH,LI oonmssiof,d
Leu; J. d CRlTrLNDEN. CsrelIad. 10 p,
Lit.c +, 8 ROOT. $, Ioas to Cleveland
Tusisa e T. HOSfAuAfii. Oregon. 70 Cleveland
Llsigs y II. II CkiL sal r b MEIENDY.
81. Diego. % Froufilcus
Hrssn T. AERWNG. Mrrtsn.: 20 Psuldins
Ca'c Mschintt D. j. HOLMES. lrs hons 10
VET orders
Nsra,asi A L HECIKyIL Msrylsnd. 70 nsru
lo.fa Maze Island
ni.' Carpenter NCAII. PATE. N,ssm.. to
DltN
7.l,f carpenter } d. GIL rlv ,,-i ~ y. 20
ALBANIA
CIe' C.raea,sr ;. 4 BARTON. DA,s. TO n.y
MOVEMENT
ARRIVED.
Asx - AAaxAaLA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-20
I'M NO TORTURER,
OSBORNE RETORTS
Replies to Critics and De
tends Reform Work
at Sing Sing.
TERMS OLD SYSTEM
A BRUTAL FAILURE
Denies Prison Is Joy Palace, y
but Declares That Inmates Are
Cured Of Evil Ways.

r<sf ~ ..oN. a 1--WE Ring
Os5sno-Dk ." W.. o.tn-|. iss!
WeeL 90 - .-it,c..m msdc
W. g. 81 4 Lord Second Dep
n.o' cay =! - - Poitcs In tbis city.
u.I to'.l. .t.t.- - 800 S1ae ago bv
NAe4rtrate Joseph +. Corrgsn. lie
"'-1eN f- . 80 az Ron
eisS 80 - ,--,er,s - Ire Uunani-
neJaoo, e. 1900 Hail fbAt ths
"a 20, ~. 90 81 fault and
=. yai e.. f.s+ Teois'ature for not
49, snv-b,rc toward building a new
ST. So So 80 ''''''N
Sc a. tNe city cnciAls." re said,
-.fe-r,rs 70 NJ Lord. has been quoted
"a ssvt-g chs. prison punishment
stoDid be made so terrible that when
tbs convict comes out he VIII say: Tho
r,-ishroe~. frr crime is 80 terrible.
lets al be GOOD lie seemed 20 think
that the warden should he more or less
OF tor.lre-. Bus u.'otain that that
Is not pu. shuert. Sc IS brutality.
~ - nv ni~ 90 r.t Gle prisoner n
q state OF mind chat re will be helpful.
70 society when ao IS released. and that
he VII be constructive. not de-
str,c.ive 4orca."
~ Osbo,-s aFded that he would IKE
4. y - 49,. - oAc,sl-s,thoYgb he
~ L. ro+ 80 ynart,on Mr. LIrd bv name
90 80 -, ,I.l,Ie t...e,ce ,vb az, a
- vv,s torror4,sd from crime into
Lttt -
--,.'--o-l 49, -. ia .x.4.-r
1880, 49,, - ~. - - -
= % 49, ~ 80. -, - = 49,.
ne 'aos - -, - g -. a.. ..,s,.
.on1H'Se o. a.. 80 % 800 rs 80
Sons az ssoon " - - 'i - ano ~"
PIX onsHoeIs " 70 9
oTutaI arc a. I'D DC &c a. IES' ~ W. -
20 lool1sn '-"' 0A- VI! 'Vi'e>e -
M. -. on.,,, i,+;-,..ud that &,
This city 3faelES;; 'n!lfne'eu th1t " u
was hot NYI'- We 20 y. s"i -
TOT ne p 'so'. -. ~ - - -, -. 80
o. - 80 re- a. ~.
Sulu.e" a. ..'s'o -. s'' :. 49,
pscSine o..'''-..'..S ~. cStid-aT
OF the Pc. W. ~ sc t,.". O,-.. EnNrn =
90 hoS Dsoo..'7 F- -. - . 49,
" ~ AO-o''
'HS..4 $500 .---.-i-- MssL,+-o..
C0r ns - $50 go t5as siHS sing.
49, - t1-,ed,,.-o,. lad become a
sinv nsiece" sa-4 he vas not trying
81 ~ snch ~ s-s.itution. although
-. c'.-.--a y,as not used.
sc,{or a-e we " f.. Continued. as one
Of the paper I'D. supplementing
IN. ocrricu,ur colleges By .
serie, Of roov-. res. We a-e not
irving 70 MAJ sing a pleasant
place 20 live ST.. l- an effective place
In its purpose ct Dortectiog society
Warden Osborne received severs!
@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-20
ConeY Boats Start Sunday.

The Iron Steamboat Company will
resume It's regular service to Coney
Island on Sunday. The boats will leave
from the foot OF roth Street and Pier
/, North River, and land at Steeple-
chase Park pier, Coney Island.
Sunday trips up the Hudson River
will start at the same time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-20
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of WarShipS

Nay i1--Ne- of,.ns ana R.l.irh at Guam"
MAY ls-CeIc. sonomt. ontario. NADolJlsh
Wor1ru al N1nk;cn. AZ TompsinsNi 10 al NcT
Y0fk yard Sero a. SA. Diego. Na,saa1. a.
Maze Island Perry AID Pfete. a. SAL Iciro
eo.Nrc a. rompIrsvrIe d.. o. Nev YORK
ys-i. tallahassee. % Au3ro-s CaAnael Lsat-
chip
SAILED
MAY TO- n, Noirss Csfr f.r rei-.'
Man l-. Ha -.gI GIafuas f.r laiara HHv
hA1 .s.-At I.u..l 4 Sew lNrl. if..A aware H f.a
p-i1A T.iss Utah. TorIS ksa,ss. N gan.
S.-H CarsIaA. Nirsinia. Georgia. Nr.l..tA.
Rhode Island Louisiana. NsN Hampshire Dixie.
Warm goi. ursytol Heio. E4r..et f4'ttrsIt.
TalIEg rnppc flaming Brs.e Joueu. Jst-
H.. Janis. Prtlre. MacDoaousi. Wafl-l.
ToaoDah. D-i, D-2. IL. -, OzAfk. G. G.t.
Fulton. K-l. X 2. Ks and k-6 &1rth River %
scs for manguUo. Celuc soI0ma. ontario. So
lac ard Ntnkton. North River Tor Tomplrs lr
orion Ind Cycops. North River Tor Ncspo-t. So
lace Tongkrsvile for NeWprfi PAapsro AID
fafuvert Norih River Tor Norfolk. Tc~.rsca.
Washington Tor NeTfpo-' News arf Norfolk.
I0n..la and HrwiIg CHAM. NrFport % Sea f.f
r..u4vas. olympia hr Wet frr ssraf al
Baltimore TOM. .nsrii4e Tor N1rf1lk. NaHIfH-.
o.f.ro rd sor.mA. rHmparsr. o. Sew
AH.. yarf U.l. Nor'l Hug for ..u Y.fl fa..l.
NNf.srr Nes Hrk Cify for Washing. Nau.
sua.. san lranrisro far Mafr Island Ca.l..
Ma.DoHolgA Ard Wordef Tompkirsulle pr Nsy
Nort yUI. NacDorough and Worlcn. Nes Yola
his is--aiinlsnss. Aans xas - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-20
CITY'S HOSPITALS
RECEIVE $4,000
Sunday Association Distributes
Sum or Basis Of Free Treat
ment Given BY Institutions.

The Hospital Saturday and Sunday
Association distributed $4,000 yes
terday among the associated hospital
of this city. The division was made
on the basis of free treatment given
to the poor by each institution.
The distributing committee Is Otto
7 Barnard. James Speyer, Albert II.
Wiggin. Edward VI. Morgan and Robert
Olyphart. They met q, the office OF
acting Mayor McAneny. The money
was distributed "a follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-20
Incurables and Convalescents.
King of Hellenes Better.

Athens, May 19.-With the exception
Of 3 troublesome cough, the condition
Of King Constantine. who is suffering
from pleurisy, was said to-day 10 be
favorable. His temperature was given
as l0l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-20

The annual illustrated book with re-
vised mapoithe Catsk'n Mountain sec
ton. and corrected list OF over !. 900
hotels and boarding houses. will 10
sent free on receipt OF cents postage.
y. A. SIMS. General Passenger Agent
Kingston, -. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-20
scou7s5 'A>xn.
o NXcHY So CoUNoLH7
RI uAhicOA hVEuIg
80 MADISON AVENUE

~as ord.~s and notices that appear IN ihis
column spp,y only 90 me Boy scouts OF
America and not % any other ortet.1H 1870 ~,
c.n,,f Crrr-,1i aEirnnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-20
delay in reaching . decision on III.

note question.
4 year ago, when efforts were bcinG
made 20 extend the note. up 20 the
middle Of May, tho amount deposited
was IN the neighborhood Of $4,000.
900. As there are but eleven days lefi
20 set IN S5OoO.Ooo. not counting the
Gould holdings. some are inciinod 20
believe that ibis years attempt 20 eT-
tend the notes is not Nkely 70 succeed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-20

Ticket agents Of West Shore r. r
VIII sell excursion tickets from New
York TO all points or Ulster and Della
ware r. r. al one fare FOR round trip.
account OF Decoration Day. giving an
ou.ortuuIty 10 select yogr summer
hone Tickets good tor going trip
Niay IS. % and 81. AID good for re-
tIr4 trip until June lst, Inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-20

NEW SPRUCE CABIN Inn. where you CAN
catch Trout. Rooms Ell suite with bath
Electric Lights Steam Heat. Garage Golf.
saddle Horses. All AiuIsemcnts. Booklet.
Crta.o Station. lackavanua 4 y
" / a II u TEIEI- CAnaAansla Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-20

Steamers o, the Hudson River Day
Line make direct connections at
Kingston Point with afternoon trains
for all points IN tho mountains.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-14

eerifmmssn Tie p8liid bofis
Nes Rlerog5 habsoit u merotn im
auf 0ieic Geiie aai bte spur Der
Tiebe 800 a%elaHacr
5ftlbp.
Nddiicn Senltoa ben ~ Nai.
ifl III Der 6euii6lm 6rie0eus.atrdle
Der lettC @ettes0ieuit ucr Ger Jar.
Iiden Tiitrifis .Aouirren3. bic am
a. 42ai tn Councillor, zee Gonntu.
,Iima. beginner miro SO miro an
ienem Souitaa bic ublihe idbrlidt
Ititritts .staHautouettc erboben lucr.
ben
Sanitaq 1ahmittoa mar Ser
paitor Tcttmonn pom atlantic init
icinen S6huen art6ur uuo emil
bpi 8Qitor Gtt uno damiIie.
Shelbu bat MN aid cine Staot.
ubr. @eraoe iber BEN Irottoir
Dor Der S6eft1 Sauiu9s gnnf
h1u1t iie, 3eiat uno ihldgt NIT be0l
tUeitbin t0ncn0em Sd)ua inns bof.
icntlid nod INNER oie rchtc 3eit.
gtum fam aud Elm Seoer NIT Der
gant geindftIid Gerbrmbene gerau
bereducn, mann or ieine 3iuien er-
te6en fam o0er 3u entridten bat.
Sofientlid befommt Die Sta6t
nun aud balo 4aherleitlng. lit.
terihrifte .2iiten fir ioldla iin0 noe.
nigitens INT llmlauf. WaIier mIb
ialieBlib bod penigitens ga iein,
sur 9oidung bon Curt u10 Geuer.
Serr 4. Mlame itebt i'm gearifi-
iih an Der Wtain gtraBe nebeu iet.
REM Store nod Elm anoeres 9rid-
aebdu0e, 40 Sub brett uno so SUB
lang 81 6auen.
SEER 3. Gggers, unicr befannter
oeutid)er 5tpre.Nann, bat lette 80.
die cine grboIungs. uno 5erienreiIe
uad Californian an%gctreten. CIR
miro bort feline Geifmiiter un6
iclbItbeutdnoIid aud oie 4usitel.
luna beiufen. Mogeoie 9eiie fir
i'm ben gcmini6ten grfoIg babenl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-14
ytcuiQtcitcn Gus SODa

Der tue1eu 0erfihrimg Der GoHa
Nloricnien ucr @cridlt itnn0 INTO
ihtIoia behnocn muroc; tie goteri
cor @eritt 3rltgniB nb, mouad ic
nit Der g0ua Wlurtenien ebelialls
merlaa5ten @Erfghr gcb1bt hdtten.
.Gs mar porous8niebeL DAB Die 0rci
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