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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22
Little Fighting Now
In The Dardanelles

Paris. July - The official statement
says 10 serious fighting has taken place
IN the Dardancllc~ since the allies victor,
there Of July II and l3. During the night
OF Monday and Tuesday there wa cx
tremely heavy fighting on the heights -.
Little Reichackerpf IN Al>ace. Nine Ger
man counter attacks were checked hy iw"
batalion~ ~ French chu~~rur~. The French
also captured y trench about one hundred
and fifty yards long. The French captured
one hundred prisoners The French al-"
dropped more bombs un the German rnIl
road functions Yesterday
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22
First Tarpon Of Present Season Landed At Padre
C. l. Scott For Second Time Makes First Catch

Wellington. kans., and his family returned
last night from weeks stay az Padre
Island and Tarpon Beach. They report
fishing fine in the pass now. Mr.. Scott
got 4 number Of strikes before he landed
hi~ fish and reports having Seen many tar
pom rise.
". s. West and r. B. Creager of
Brownsville for many years have been
seekers for the seasons first tarpon. Mr..
West all but got the first tarpon this sea
son, some days ago, while fishing with Mr.
Creager. However, in attempting to land
hi fish the tarpon slipped from the hook
and struggled back into the deep blue :.
l.. Dworman also recently hooked tar
pom in the pass. but after playing with the
f-h few minutes lost him because Of de-
tectlve tackle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22
WHITMAN STILL
AGAINST BECKER
MADE CAREFUL STUDY OF LATEST
BECKER STATEMENT BUT NOT
CHANGE OPINION.

Albany. y. T.. July - Governor
Whitman, after "A careful study of the
statement by Charles Becker detailing
his connection with the gamblers of
New York intended to show that Becker
was not implicated in the plot that re
suited in the murder of Herman RoSen-
thai, said last night that he had not
changed his opinion n 10 Beckcrs guilt.
Becker j. under sentence to be clec-
tricuted during the coming week.
With the statement was a request
that the governor grant the condemned
man respite lin the light Of certain
facts now disclosed for the first time"
The publication Of this statement here
last night followed the announcement BY
Martin T. Mantom Of counsel for Becker
that within the next few days an appli
cation would he made before supreme
court Justice for Il new trial for Becker
on the ground of newly discovered cvi-
dence.
Berkers statement done in his own
hand writing il "A chronological
history told in plain language Of what
he says were his dealings with RuSenthal
and the others mentioned i'll the murder
ease. This communication was accom-
pdlltu Di copy O1 the argument used
by Bourke Cochran Of BcckcrS counsel
before United States Supreme Justice
Hughes for a writ or error The latter
document was included in the document :
sent To the governor in order that he
might know the grounds on which Mr.
Cochran sought a writ Of error
The name of the late Timothy d. Sulli-
van. AZ the time of the R9Scnthal affair
state senator i brought into Becker
statement at length. Becker claims Sui
! livan had intrvened with Che police
IN an effort 10 get permission for Ro-
setnhal 70 run his gambling house and
wanted 10 help Essential
Later after RoSenthal'~ place was
raided and the latter being angry. began
publishing charges against Becker. Sulli
van. according To the statement. called
on the police lieutenant and said that
Rosenthal must he induced 10 leave town
because : an inquiry were started il
might reach into election matters. a
situation he wished T., avoid Tbs waa
not long before the assassination Of Ro-
Senthal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22
TREVINO HEARING
NOT YET ENDED
MANY WITNESSES BEIN HEARD IN
CONNECTION WITH RECENT
KILLING OF OFFICERS.

Two witnesses for the defense took up
the entire morning session Of Justice Ga y
yito'> court. hearing the preliminary exam
inaiion Of Santos and Reiugio Trevno and
Francisco Gonzales. three men charged
with being parties Ia the murder Of Deputy
Sheriff Encarnacion Cuellar and Deputy
Pablo Falcon at the Magnolia dance ground
on the night of July IL.
jesus and Pedro Selinas this morning
testified that the Trevino brothers ran
away from the scene of the shooting a.
soon a. gun fire opened and that they ac-
companied the Trevinos in their haetv
withdrawav. Feli~ Cano. examined this af-
tcrnoon. told practically the same story
None Of the three saw the third defendant.
Francisco Gonzales. they. say. either be-
fore. during or after the shooting. They
swore that the Trevno brothers did not
fire a shot.
AT three O'Clock this afternoon the ex-
animation was still in progress. j. ex-
peoted that Justice Gavito NAV not be
ready 70 hand down his decision until the
end of the week. A multitude of witnesses
may be summoned by either side. a. the
haillc ground was crowded nj the time the
officers were attacked and many say n
least the beginning Of the deed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22

The first tarpon Of the 1915 season at
Padre Island tTarpon Beach, has been
landed. the fortunate fisherman having
been 4. l.. Scott, entomologi~t at the South
Texas Gardens. The tarpon, which meas
ured tfty-e eight and one-half inches, was
reeled IN by Mr.. Scott at 9 o'clock We'd
nesday morning. The fish was brought L.
Brownsville last night and will be mounted
This Is the second consecutive time that
this honor (among fishermen) has fallen to
Mr. Scott Last year he also briught the
first tarpon Of the season out at Padre, the
fish measuring seveniy-two inches in
length, being larger than the latter catch.
but not % well suited for mounting pur-
poses.
Mr. Scott, his brother, A. Z. Scott Of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22
LATEST AMERICAN NOTE TO the
GERMAN GOVERNMENT IS ON
CABLES TODAY EN- ROUTE
TO GERMAN CAPITAL.
U. S. EXPECTS FUTURE DISCUSSION
ABOUT U. S. WILLINGNESS TO
ACT AS INTERMEDIARY
BETWEEN NATIONS.
tBy Associated Press

Washington. ID. g.. July 22-The new
American note j. on the way To Berlin to-
day. II was cleared from Washington
wires during the night and today gong by
cables by way of Copenhagen. The note
should reach the German foreign office to-
night or early tomorrow.
The note will be- published Saturday
morning 1t does not necessarily call for an
answer about the future conduct Of Ger
man ~ubma arine~. Notice Of what -ubmarin
conduct will be considered uniriendly j.
stated a tina!ity. Ii j. expected there
will be future discussion about the United
States Willingness 10 act as an interme-
diary between the beliigerents to adjust
the rules of maritime warfare also about
the Lu~ltania rcparation.
II l>generally understood that another
disaster such a. beicll the Lu>itania would
mean M immediate assembling II congress
President Wilson believes the new note
places ~quarely on Germany the response
blity for any act that may cause rup-
ture
There i now no indication that the
Lu~itania ease itself will cause a rupture.
but the president has determined to keep
that subject in front "a a diplomatic issue
OF the first Importance. Pressure for set
tlement will be renewed from time To time
and if not adjusted by the end of the Eu-
ropean war will continue To impend between
the two countries very much a. did the
Alabama ease IN the relations between
Civil war.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22
NEW JERSEY SHERIFF ASKS THE
GOVERNOR TO CALL OUT THE
STATE MILITIA TO STOP
THE BAY0NNE RIOTS.
FORMER AUSTRIAN SOLDIER Is
LEADER OF MOB THAT MADE
CHARGE AGAINST THE CON-
PANIES' GUARDS.

New York, y. Y. July 222-Two men
were killed today and xix wounded IN u
riot IN front of the Tdewater OIL com
pany plant in Bayonne, n. j., where several
the Standard Oil Company Both men were
shot by Tidewater company guards when
"a large crowd attacked the Tidewater
plant.
The Bayonne rioting ha~ increased The
sheriff asked the governor to call out the
militia. BY noon two men had been killed
and three wounded in attacks against the
Tidewater Oil Company and Standard Oil
guards. One of the wounded was former
Austrian soldier who led the charge OF the
mob against the guards behind some
Standard oil tanks.
The United States government depart
ment q. labor has sent two agents to act
rs federal conciliator, in the strike.
Both of the dead were foreigners who
were shot through the heart by rifles
apparently fired by guards al the plants.
Ire sudden heavy rain helped 10 stop
fighting The fatalities occurred after
il had ragged halt hour.
During the fighting Sheric Einkead.
who heretofore has had some control of
the strikers, rushed up In the men, but
they ieered his efforts to bring peace He
said the strikers seemed unable to dis
tinguish between his deputies and the
plant guards.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22
CONCEALING GOOD QUALITIES.

Once III while YOU meet 4 man
with admirable qualities who care
fully conceal~ the same by abnormal
modc~ty.
He never gets credit for what he
= except from most intimate
friends.
Good merchandise not advertised
i like such man.
Ii may he the best ever but no one
knows Tits qualities are conceal
ed behind the walls of silence.
Let the merchandise tell it, story
through the advertising columns of
. live newspaper like The Herald.
and ii becomes familiar friend Of
people with money to spend.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22
Ei PasO, Tex, July Pit is re-
ported here that Villas army at Tor
reOn is threatened with attack from
two sides, 0bregOn on the south ani
an army from Monterrey on the east
(Ry Associated Press. }

Galveston, Tex. July 22.-Copies Of
Merida, Mexico. newspapers received here
today claim that President Cabrera If
Guatemala had promised hi9 support 10
help reeStabli~h lIuerta IN power in Mexi-
60. In one letter Cabrera l. alleged to have
suggested that German officers be- used to
establish the nucleus Of the IIuerta arnA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22
Will See lfNeutral
Zone Was Violated
(Ry Associated press)

Washington, ID. q. July 22.-Secretary
Lansing announced today that the state de
partment j. investigating whether the at
tack OF the Carranza forces at Naco and
the fighting which followed were viola
tion of the agreement for neutral zone
on the border.
Communication with Mexico City is still
interrupted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22
THE WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather forecast for
the lower gulf coast and the Magic
Valley is issued by the United States
weather bureau at New Orleans:
Fair tonight and Friday; moderate
temperature: light 10 moderate north
winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22
.B0BBERY OBJECT
OF POISONING
MAN ON TRAIN WAS GIVEN DRINK
OF WHlSKEY WHICH CAUSED
HIS DEATH AT GAINESVILLE.
(By Associated Press }

GAINESVILLE. Tex. July 22-A man bear
ing letters addressed to j. II Ashford.
Wilson, Okla. died suddenly last night of
what physicians said was poison given to
commit robbery.
The man got off train here saving hi
stomach was burning up from drink of
whl>key some one on the train gave him.
lie had sixty dollars on his person.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22
Refused Huge Contract
For Munitions OF War
(Rv Associated Press.l

Buffalo, y Y. July - The Republic
Metal Ware Company has refused an
order for eighty million dollars worth
Of cartridges for the Allies.
The Company officials declared they
would not make any sort Of munitions
for the war.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22
Weekly Weather Forecast.

The following forecast for the week
beginning Wednesday. July u. l. is
sued by the United States Weather
Bureau at Washington For West
Gulf states. overcast weather. oc-
casional showers and moderate tenn
perature. j. probable in this district
during the next several days. The lat \
ter part of the week will probably he
fair and warm.
,xxx xxX11S NXSX1 8
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22
Mexican at Galveston Killed.

Galveston. Tex. July 22.-The body of
Federico Nilormeda. n Mexican laDorer.
20 wears old. was discovered IL the rear
of honse in the western part of the city
today. The man had been killed by blow
on the head from an axe or cleaver. The
police have no clew
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22
Express Companies
To Have More Incon e

Washington, ID. g.. July 22.-The Ia
icrState commerce commission dcridrtl
today that the revenues of the prinripll
express companies are inadequate and
modified iT> former orders 80 a. a. prn
vide an additional income
The express companies expect ~ in
crease their gross revenues about i.Ni,
per cent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22
Local Weather Observations.

The following local weather obser-
vations. covering the 2i-hour period
ending mt n. m. today. are furnished
bv the United States weather station.
Fort Brown:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22
American Consul
Acts For Belgian

Washington. H. a.. July 22.-Thr Amrn
can consul at Warsaw cables that rh- Kt.l
consulate j. now caring for the affair ri
both Belgium and Serbia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22
Passengers On Burning
Steamer Are Now Save

Durham, Africa, July 22-The steam
Buffalo. aiirc in the Indian Ocean. i~
proceeding 10 this port under -~rnrI.
She carries eight hundred pa~>rnurr~
bound from London 10 .Australiu n~ iIm
migrants.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22
Castro Cannot Land.


-. Thomas, Danish Wst Indies. July
- 2ICipriano Castro. former president
of NenZuela. arrived here Yesterday but
was orderd dcportd 10 tn port of SPAN,
Trinidad. from whnce he came
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22
May Settle Remington Strike.

Bridgeport. Conn. July - Prospects
to,e,y continued good for a final settle
ment Of the Remington arms plant
strike.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22

Too many moderately honest peopl,
make the mistake Of trying 10 beat ;
dishonest man at his own game.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22

Silk worm cutter has become such
weight of the cocoons harvested in pro-
portion 10 the eggs incubated has been
doubled.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22
0RDUNA SAILS FOR ENLiSH
0RDUNA SAILS FOR ENGLISH

New ork, y. y, July 22.-The Brit
iSh steamer 0rduna. which recently
was fired upon by submarine. sailed
for Liverpool today with 1875 pas
senger~. including eight Americans.
The steamer carried 10000 tons of
general cargo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22
GASOLINE WENT
UP. STATE WILL
LOOK INTO IT

Austin. Tex. July 222.-The attorney
generals department j. investigating
the recent increases in the price of gas
olne II is claimed that with
in six weeks all dealers raised the price
from or 10 cents a gallon Ia L. cents
a gallon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22
SAYS GUATEMALA
PRESIDENT WILL
ASSIST HUERTA
MERIDA PAPER CHARGES THAT HE
AGREED TO LEND HIS SUPPORT TO
REESTABLlSH HIM IN
PRESIDENT CABRERA SAID TO HAVE
SUGGESTED GERMAN OFFICERS
ESTABLISH NUCLEUS.
ARMY.

Washington, D. c., July 22-State
Department Vera Cruz dispatches
say the Carranza authorities predict
they will reOccupy Mexico City within
a week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-22

a man who il born rich il more ol
less lucky from the start.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14
es s1tr 6anb fir &be1matis-
MUS.

Mi@t notbig ii@ gu friimmen mn6
5nrud5ufabren un6 5u berfuden,
@uren Mbeumatismus geben 5u lai<
ien. Ct miro @u9 anltatt 6eiie en-
miirbe MAIDEN. @en6et etpaS S1oan's
9iniment m~ @raudt es nidt ein5u-
reiben, laBt es n11r go1t3 1no gar ein-
oringen in Die angegrtffenen Ebeile,
lin6ert 6as 8eb un6 5iebt Sen
@@mer5 beraa1s. SIR fiiblt gu@ TO-
fort erletdtert un6 fiiblt gu@ 10 oiel
better, 6aB STR a1tsgeben m0dtet un6
an6eren 9eiben6en iiber @Ioan's mit-
tbetlen mom. @auft eime 5laide
Sloarr's Ointment fir IS Gents bel
irgen6 einem Mpotbefer nn6 baltet
es i'm Sa1ie - gegen @rfaltungem,
@eb un6 gefdpoG1ene @lie6er, Cunt
bago, Sciatica un6 dbnlide @ra1rt-
beiten. @uer @eI6 5uriid, tpem tel
ne 3ufrie6enbeit gegeben, aber es
gtbt foit immer %iofortige 2tn6er11ng.
@auit bel1te mod cine 6laide. -
Nn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14
Cine frembige 1tebrraidnmg.

@ie6er tparen eintge @odet Der
floiien no9 6en 1ebten greigniiien;
ri6ts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mm borge=
fanen. Ser @inter tpar in 6ielem
Sabre friiber o1s ionit eingetreten.
Gin etfiger Mor6tpim fegte nit brnta=
Ter @etpolt nod Sic lebten 8l6tter
bon Sen 8G1tmen nn6 fubr im1ien5
nn6 %bramien6 6urh sic often Dod=
5iege1 6es g6Ioies 8ran6enfels. Ser
59nee mirbelte in 6iden S1oden bonn
grn1terr Summed berob un6 beoedtc
S1nrer nn6 6e16er, @auier un6 Bau=
me NIT ieiner i~dimmernoen peib en
De6e. Ser See beim Sdloiie par
1Gngit 5ugefrorer1 ltn6 6ie iungen 2et=
tie buloigten ldngit eifrig oem @iS=
]port.
Sc mar an einem fnlten Sage IN
Ser Mitte 6es Monats 9e5ember. Sn
Sem groBen bon elmer angenebmen
@tGrme erfiiuten 8ibliotbef5immer
iaBen Sic gblobbetpobner Der ammelt
nn6 1a1i@ten Ser Gimme @er6a's,
6ie outs einem 81t9e borlas. Graf
BON @obenitein iaB in einem 2ebn=
1tubI am @amin. @eine 6iiBe mare,t
in side tpolene 0eden gebiilt. ST
Tit tpie6er einm1aI an &bel1matismus,
ser i'm fdon felt einigen Sagem on's
3immer feffelte. @rafin 2oniie @il=
6enbeim por NIT @an6orbeiten be-
i@Gftigt. @rof Mrtbur @il6enbeim
iaB nit miriam bon 8erner ant SEM
fter. sic iaben 6em munteren Srei=
ben ser @aneefloden 5u, pabreno
@orI 9eieIien, neben Ser @omtei'c
fihe116, aufmerfiam Ser intereiinten
9ecture Imuidte. Goni1tl bon 8erner
mar ni@t ontpeien6. @eidaftIide Mn-
geleqenbeiten batten ibn 5u etnem
IGngere1 Mnfentbalt nod Ser @et6s=
bo11ptita6t ger1tfem.
@omteIe @erba batte gero6e Elm
fp%annenbes @opitel Tires @omms
beer6et 1tn6 idyidte ii9 an, Elm nea1es
su beginner, aIs @raf bon &oben=
itei1 Tie unterbrah.
Sir be1te mag es getr1g fem,
metn @in6. gu fannit urts morgen
meiter porlefen. Sd babe gud orlen
etmos sSntereifontes un6 @rgenebmes
mit3utheilen. Sic Meutgfeit betrifft
ba11pti6dri6 &errn Mielien un6 Sid,
@er6o. ---@o bort 6en11, liebe
@inoer. ST babe midi entf6loiien,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14
@dlimme @rfalt11ms raid gebruden.

Srd1 Wtartb1 W1lcor, @ofpa1t0d,
81. g., fdretbt: r&or ettpa a@t Sat-
rem. qebram9te t9 @bamberlain's ST.
itenmittel gum eriten @ale. gu ie-
ner Set batte i@ cine beftige grfal=
t11ng un6 buitete fa1t Die gan5e 8eit.
Sc beftdttgte fi@ gera6e als oas, mas
i9 gebrou9te. Sc bra9 6ie grfal-
t11ng a11f in me1itgen Eagen, nn6 Ser
&l1iten NOR boQitdn6tg gefdmun6en.
Sd babe bielen metner Greunoe bon
BENT @uten er5dbIt, Dos id 61,r6 BEN
@ebrau9 6iefer Meot5in erlangte,
un6 ole, tpel9e es gebra11dt boben,
ipreden 6ariiber in Sen b0diten 8e.
lobnnge1t. gu fuufen Bel Martin
Nolitor. - @n5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14

un6 mar i'm Mugenblide Ser bodltsn
Notb berborgeiprungen.
Wit beridranften Mrmen itnro ct
n1n regungslos mie Elm 5teinbiI6 So.
Seine Miene ieines Dor grregung lei
dentlaiien @eiidtes 5ufte. @raf Set
tenborm batte iid miibiam erboben.
0fit ei11em Slrde atf Sen 2ippen
pollte er ii6 NIT erbobenen Baulten
orf ieinen Mngreifer itiir3en. God
Dor bern ullbemegliden, iiberlegener1
@l1sorltf in &arl's Mrtlib idtpan6
fem Mltb. gr madte NIT Ser @an6
cine blibidneue 8%emegung nah Ser
Ia16e ieineS &odes. Mber &arl fam
linn 3l1oor. Mit eiiernem @riff err
faBte er oas &an6gelenf ieines &iba<
len uno iagte in rubigem Gone: u2ai=
fen Sic 6ie Ri1tole MIR 3d. mo- iie lit.
Sic miir6en 6o6 1n1r ben fiir5eren
5ieben. Sh ratbe Sbnen IN Sbrem Ell
geniten Srtereiie, @err @raf ii&
funftig IN @eieQiduft bon jungen
2amen anitan6iger gu berbalten nn6
oie @rdfin bon &obenitein in 3ufunft
ni6t mieoer gu belditigen. gntfer=
nett sic Ii6 m0glidit bal6 aus met
1le11 un6 ser Gomtel1e Mngen."
@raf &ettenborn 5udte berddtlid
nit sem Shnlterr. gein 8li9 itreif=
tie b1bmif6 @er6a's acknowledges
Mntltb un6 NIT einem Blid pon un=
bei6reibliden &aiies m1f &arl emit
fernte er iid mortlos.
@inige Minuten lang itan6 @er6a
nod tpie betG11bt bon Dem @inorude,
6en Die erregte Scene a1f iie gemadt
batte, Damn parf iie ii6 unter
S9lu68en in &arl's Mrme.
u6iirdte nidts, 2iebite," iagte Die
fer ianft. u9ie Section miro linn
geniigen. @r miro ii@ fiiroerbin fiji
ten, uniere @ege 5u freu5en. l1n6
lollte er mi6er@rmartenDi6 o6er MIDI
nod einmo1 b%elei6igen, bann mer6e
i6 linn no@ 6e11tlider 81 beriteben
geben, oaB ou6 fem @raf urgeitraft
an6ere belei6igen 6arf."
ul11r6 trot6em fiirdte ib MIDI Dor
Dem @aiie 6iefes @annes. Sd femme
ieinen nie6rigen @barafter un6. id
bin felt 6aron iiber5eugt, 6aB er Der!
brederiide Mnid1age gegen Gid
plant, 1m Gid 5u bernidten,"
i1lud5te @er6a bttterli@ meinen6.
@ebanfenbon iab @arI Dor iid fin.
Sb er mob1 abrte, mie biel Summer
nnb Merger 6ieier getpiiIen1oie Menid
ibm mo@ bereiten uiirbe? @r reidte
lei1rer @erlobten 6en Mrm uno 1dtpet=
gen6 gingen fie, ieoes nit ieinen eige=
mem @e6anfen, na6 6em @icnicplabe
8uriid. @or ibnen ging @ettenborn,
ser, &ad]epldm i6miebenb, ebenfans
gum @icnicpIate 5urideilte. Sein
Sag tpnr6e immer tiefer nn6 feline
9ipper m1trmelten fortgeiebt Ser
tpiini6mnge1r geger1 @orI nn6 @er6a.