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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-11
FIRE PREVENTION
BOARD FOR TULSA
City Officials Back From
Convention With Many
New Ideas.

Tulsa is To have a fire prevention
board such as was recommended dur
ing the recent national convention of
fire chiefs In Cincinnati, according tp
Police and Fire Commissioner quinn
who returned yesterday. This board
will comprise three persons, Commis-
sioner Quinn Fire Chief Alder and
la private citizen Identified with the in
surance business.
TO Educate Public.
The object Of the fire prevention
board, as the name impiccs, is to pre-
went fires. 1t will be the duty of the
board 10 educate the people i'm the
proper preservation of their property
The fire chiefs were heartily In favor
of the plan and it is the intention 10
organize such boards in an cities
where there are fire departments.
These boards will cooperate with a
central organization in the dissemina-
tion of knowledge on the subject.
Commissioner Quinn returned by
rail Chief Alder and Master Ne
chanic Breor came overland in the
chiefs automobile. The motor trip
was without incident, according TO
those who made it, and who arrived
yesterday only "a few hours after the
commissioner left the train which
brought him home.
Great Entertainment.
All were enthusiastic over the con-
.vention and hospitality Of Cincinnati.
There were entertainments Of all
kinds, boat rides and automobile trips
Throughout the city. The ladies We're
in charge of a committee of women
appointed particularly for the pur-
pose. There were eleven hundred fire
chiefs and their ladies i'm attendance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-11
Grcal Entertainment.
Docs So.

Here's a startling item."
What H. it?"
1T says the oyster has not increased
in price in 20 years"
Hum. Looks like culpable negh-
gence somewhere"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-11

Keep on the watch. opportunity
may knock ai your door
"Im not going 10 wait for that
I'm going 90 pound ON Opportunity $
door
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-11

Until Mr. Kuhn's arrival with nus
brothers letter detectives Were scar .,., en-
tns, for the Young man in Tulsa The
,nno ~ the letter imedisely put a
stop TO this activity and Transferred
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-04-13
DEN|S0N GOVERNS
PER|PATET|C HENS
Council Passes Ordinance Fixing
Rules and Regulations
For Them.

Denison, Ia, April 10.-The city
council is considering an ordinance
regulating the running at large of
chickens, and defining the duties of
the marshal who will have charge of
the pound. D..
If your neighbours chickens have
an affection for your garden under
the Denison law you can telephone
the marshal who will at once arrest
the chickens and empound them.
The owner must then identify his
live stock and pay 10 cents each for
recovery. In case the owner fails to
identify chickens they will be con-
fiscated.
The solicitor was also ordered to
incorporate a section in the ordin-
ance prohibiting the keeping of bees
within a prescribed district.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-04-13
CHARGES AGAINST
POLICE CHIEF FALSE
Los Angeles Girl Confesses ACCUSE
tons Against Officers are
False.

Los Angeles, April 10.-Victoria
Desparte, one of the two delinquent
girls who made the original charges
which caused the county grand jury
to investigate the moral conduct OF
Charles E. Sebastian, chief OF police,
went to Judge Taft, of the superior
court yesterday and told him that
the whole affair was a "frameup.
Judge Taft said the girl named a
detective employed by the district
attorney as having persuaded her to
make charges before the grand jury
that Sebastian had taken her to re-
sorts in a police automobile.
When Sebastian, through counsel
wrote the grand jury demanding a
hearing on this case, he and his at
torney were indicted for trying to
influence that body improperly. The
chief also was indicted for contribut-
ing to the dependency Of Edith Ser
kin, a minor. The detective named
by the Despatte girl also worked on
the Serkin case.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-04-13
5000 WORKMEN ON
VERGE OF WALk0UT
Board Sanctions Strike of Carpenters
Who Were Refused Wage
Increase.

Chicago, April 10.-Sanction of a
strike of 10000 carpenters in Chi
cago because demands for increased
wages have been refused was grant
ed by the executive board of the In
ternational Brotherhood Of Carpen-
tiers and sJoiners at Indianapolis, &C
cording to word brought back yes
terday by John A. Metz and Daniel
Calvin, officers of the unions local
district council.
It was predicted in union circles
that the strike will become a GER
tainty if the union plasterers ignore
an ultimatum issued by the Building
Construction Employers association
Thursday. The employers told the
plasterers that they would be lock-
ed out unless they abandoned by
next Tuesday strike called in SYM
pathy with union fathers.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-04-13

Stapleton and his wife. who is a
were taken with typhus
as we'll as their two children. DR..
E. P. Case, in charge of the Amer
lean hospital there, and his wife,
were later stricken with the disease.
Two German women nurses, the
druggist, the head Turkish doctor
and nurses, all were attacked in
turn. There was no mention of IA
talities, except among the soldiers,
in the reports.
"Sick soldiers are lying in the
street in the mud" reads the report
of conditions at Mezereh. 'In the
military hospitals they die at the
rate of fifteen a day. In the Ameri-
can boards hospital they are top
ping over like ninepins."
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-04-13
HUNDREDS OF RUS
SIAN RESERv|STS GO
Many Foreigners are Hurrying Home
in Response to Recent Order.

Seattle, WASH, April 10.-In re-
spouse to the recent order promul-
gated by the Russian consul gener-
al here, Russian reservists from Ore
gon, Washington, Montana, Idaho
and Alaska are hurrying home on
every steamer sailing from Seattle
and Vancouver, B. c.
Fifty Russian reservists departed
today for Vladivostok on the Jap
anese liner Ava Maru, and hundreds
of others are booking passages on ev-
cry vessel scheduled to sail for the
orient during the next six weeks.
1t is expected that before the
movement ends, several thousand
Russians will have responded to the
call to the colors.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-04-13
monarchy will cease to exist in Italy,
as a profound political upheaval
means a change of regime"

London, April 10.-The Russian
successes in the Carpathians, where
the Muscovites are now said to con-
troll virtually all the important pas
ses and are preparing for a resent
on the southern slopes onto the
plains of Hungary, have revived I'M
official talk of separate peace for
Austro-Hungary, and seemingly in
creasing anxiety on the part of the
interventionists in Italy for their
country to take up arms on the side
of the allies and secure territory
which they have failed to get in the
negotiations through Germany with
Austria.
The Russian newspapers seem con-
WINGED that Hungary, if not the
whole of the dual monarchy, is ready
to seek peace, and it is said that EN-
peror Francis Joseph has requested
Pope Benedict to intervene in his be-
half. .s
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-04-13
TURKEY IS HARD
HIT BY fever
U. S. Mission Board Reports Terrible
Sanitary Conditions.

New York, April 10.-Sanitary
conditions in eastern Turkey are
"unspeakable," according to reports
from cities there, where the Amerl-
can board of foreign missions has
hospitals, made public here yester-
day. Typhus and Typhoid fever are
raging, physicians. missionaries
nurses and other Americans have
caught the contagion, hospitals are
overlooking, all schools in at least
one district have been closed and
sick soldiers "are topping over like
ninepins," it is said.
At Erzerum, where missions were
established for the use Of sick and
wounded soldiers. the Rev. r. S.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-04-13
EGG NOG AND ON
ELET ON Street
Knoxville Pavement Treated to 8
Banquet by a Runaway Team.

Knoxville, Ia, April 10.-Seven
hundred and fifty dozen broken eggs,
worth more than $120; twenty-five
splintered egg cases of capacity of
thirty dozen each, and egg omelet
running in streams into the catch
basins was the odd sight along the
streets of four city blocks in Knox
VILE yesterday, following a runaway
of team belonging to Dukerson
Bros, dealers in poultry products. 1t
took three men and a team all after
noon to clean up the debris.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-04-13
Outposts of Attacking Army Elk
change Shots With Garrison
With no Casualties.
A U. S. FLAG IS FIRED ON
Troops Shoot at Party of American
Newspaper Men, but None
Is Hit.

Brownsville, Tex, April 10.-Vil-
la troops investing Matamoros drew
in closer to the CarranZa trenches
yesterday and Villa outposts found
shelter in the brush a quarter to half
a mile in front of the defenses.
One detachment crept even clos
err, exchanging rifle shots with the
garrison without apparent damage
to either side. . The second brigade
of Villa troops, about 1000 men, left
General Rodriguez headquarters
yesterday and circled south of Mata-
moros. Staff officers said this brigade
intended to close the southern en-
trance to Matamoros.
. An American flag, carried by a
Mexican-American ranchman on the
American side of the river was fired
on from the Mexican side by men
concealed in the brush. The ranch
man was plotting party of news
paper men to a ferry and the flag
was intended for use in the boat.
The party by mistake appeared on
the river bank opposite the skirmish
lines and hoisted the flag for pro-
lection. Not more than half dozen
bullets were fired at them before
they gained cover.
Juan Perales, a 12-year-old Viii
la cavalryman in the Red Cross hos
pital here, died yesterday. An old
rice mill has been obtained by the
Red Cross here for use as "a hospital
in anticipation of the next attack on
Matamoros.
There was no flying in either avi-
alton camp yesterday. 1t was report
led at the Villa camp that two Amer
lean aviators, Farnum Fish Of Los
Angeles and NJ. Mcclure of Chicago
are coming to fly the Villa aeroplane
over Matamoros.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-04-13
BERLIN REPORTS
Sl2,S0S PRISONERS
Claims 1O,175 Officers and 802,633
Men Held Captive on April l.

Amsterdam (via London), April
1O.-A dispatch received here from
Berlin says that on April l S12,SOS
prisoners of war were being held in
Germany-10,17 officers and SO2,-
633 men. The dispatch gives the
prisoners by nationality as follows:
French, 3,S3S officers and 2SS,49s
men: Russian, 5,149 officers and
5O4,21O men; Belgians, SAT officers
and $500 men; British, $40 oftic-
ers and 2O,207 men.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-04-13
REFUGEES PACKED
IN MISSION Yard
DIE BY HUNDREDS
Ten Thousand Native Christians
Flee to Protection Of U. S. Flag
at Urumiah.
MANY UNABLE TO ESCAPE.
impossible for Mission Authorities
to Estimate Number Slain
... by Kurds.
MANY UNABLE TO ESCAPE.

New York, April 10.-'A fearful
rate of mortality" among the w.
600 refugees crowded into the yards
of the American mission at Urumiah,
where it is said 5000 persons could
scarcely find accommodations is re-
ported in a communication received
here yesterday through the state de-
partment at Washington by the
Presbyterian board of foreign mis-
sions. ,..
So great was the menace, it is said
In the communication, that for a
while it is unsafe for anyone to leave
the premises and consequently the
bodies of the dead could not be bur-
led. At times on an average of for
ty died every day.
The communication, which is a
copy of one sent to F. W. Smith,
American consul at Tiflis, Persia, in
which Robert M. Barre of Urumiah
describes in detail the fight of Chris
tians not only from Urumiah but
from all Azerbaijan provinces after
the withdrawal of the Russian
troops. The communication says:
"Of the thousands who were fore
ed to remain behind, their villages
being so situated that flight was i'm
possible, only the future can give us
a correct roll of those murdered in
cold blood and with cruel tortures by
the Kurds: of the women and girls
carried off and of the children lost
and the families separated in the
time of this terrible catastrophe. All
who could fled to the city and found
the one shelter that gave them the
best hope of safety. That was our
American mission property, guarded
by the American flag"
'It is estimated" the communica-
ton continues, "that in all $4,000
took refuge in our mission COM
pounds at Urumiah, while 5000
more were given shelter at the
French mission. Those who took ref
uge with us were unframed while
villages were being plundered and
burned, and while hundreds of lives
were being lost" ~
The communication then describ-
ed how DR.. Packard, missionary ply
stefan at the risk of his life confer
red with the kurdish chiefs and
begged that the lives of the persons
in a nearby villege, which was being
besieged, might be given to him.
"He prevailed" the communica-
ton says, "and in the middle of the
night brought in to the city with
him more than 1000 men, women
and children"
The communication points out
that all these refugees have to be
fed; three tons of bread daily being
needed to keep them from starva-
tion.
eve cannot turn these people out
to starve later, as we could not turn
them out to be slaughtered" the
communication continues.
"Mr La Baree asks that the Red
Cross society be informed of the
plight of the Christians in Urumiah
He has asked the board of foreign
missions to furnish the mission with
$4,000 for it's immediate needs
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-04-13
British Trawler is Lost.

London, April 9.-The Grimsby
trawler Zarina was blown up in the
North sea yesterday. 1t is feared
that the nine men on the trawler
we're either killed by the explosion
or drowned. 1t is unknown whether
the zarina was destroyed by mine
or a submarine.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-04-13
Formation Of Coal.

Coal, according to Doctor Jones, was
formed by the vast forests OF giant
trees that luxuriated upon the earth
when it's atmosphere was full Of steam
and contained from 2 to per cent OF
carbonic acid gas, against the O.oS OF
1 per cent 1t contains now.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-04-13
o,;,;, a, Word "PostaI."

From the Latin word "positus,"
meaning stationed, this method OF
communication by means OF relays
nlaced at different points along the
road came to be known as a post sys-
tenn and eventually as the postal sys-
tenn of today.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-04-13
Canal Earnings Climb.

Panama, April 10.-The earnings
of the Panama canal in March were
the largest Of any month since it was
opened. This exceeded by about
$4,000 the previous record made
in January. March earnings were
S56O,7S4. The receipts in January
were S419,O37.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-04-13

Rome, April 10.-Political parties
favorable to Italy's immediate inter-
vention in the war, comprising dem
ocrats, radicals, reformists, socialists
and nationalist, have arranged a
great meeting to be held Sunday
throughout Italy, in an endeavor to
bring about the participation of It.
ally in the conflict.
The Couriere D'Italia, comment
ing today on the event says that it
has assumed the character of a
warning to the monarchy, since the
national league, which arranged the
meeting, adopted resolution con-
tanning this sentence:
eff, after a long waiting, there
are disillusions, no matter of what
nature, profound political upheav-
al is inevitable"
Professor Mussolini, socialist
leader, explains this section of the
resolution thus:
s'In other words, if the monarchy
is unable to make national war, the
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-04-13
THREATEN RE-.
VOLT UNLESS
ITALY FIGHTS
Political Parties Favorable to War
Call Big Protest Meeting
for Sunday.
AUSTRIA IS WANTING PEACE
Russian Victory in Carpathians Re-
wives Talk of Separate Ending
of Hostilities.
AUSTRIA IS WANTING PEACE

Geneva, Switzerland, April To-
The German government yesterday,
besides prohibiting exports from
Germany to Italy, is stopping at the
frontier stations all empty Italian
freight cars bound homeward.
Passenger trains arriving in Swift
zerland yesterday from Italy are
crowded with German families.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
sbatiadjem fir seioeube.

Sdmer5 1tanmt bon Nerlebnrg
ober Mnbduf11ng. Sci es Meuralgia,
@be11matismus, 2ombogo, Meuritis,
8abnmeb, @errenfu11g, Auetidung,
mebe iteife @usfeIn ODER tpeIden
sdmer5 Str baben moget, iie net
den Dem SIoon's Ointment =
bringt nel1es 8lut, Ioit oie Ser.
itopfung, bebt sic @%erIebung, oie
3irfulation lit fret rnb @uer
Sdmer5 ueidt uie 6urd Magic. Die
@atur ieiner @igenidoften 6ringt
lnmittelbar auf ben meben She'll.
2ei6et ni@t meiter. 4auft cine GIo.
ide 2oan's ointment. @e3roudt es.
[gs beoeutet iofortige 2inoerung.
@rets 25t. un6 50f. $1.OO Glnfde
entbdlt Iedsmol iobiel aIs sic 25f.
@roBe. 49, Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
@untt6er artessmimter.

STE &offmtng o11f Elm baloiges
gnoe 6eS &riegeS beitebt tpeiter, troB-
Dem bat 0eutidlon6 idon lange @or-
be%reitl1ngetr fir einen 5meiten @in-
terfelo5ng getroffen. @dbren6 fran-
5oit{de 8Iatter erfldrt baben, Elm
5meiten @in6erfel65ug tpiir6e fir
5ranfrei6 gepa6e5u etne @ataitropbe
be6e11ten un6 engliide Sffi5iere in
3ni6riften an 2o16oner 8latter Of
fen e%i1tgeitan6en baben 6aB iie einem
5meiten @interfel65ng init @ro1en
entgegenfaben, itebt man in 9euti9+
lan6 a1t6 6ieier M0glidfeit nit &ube
entgegen, Ole 6as 6euti6e @oIf in
oiefem &riege nidt etnen Matgenblid
berlaiien bat.
Wait b%eionoerer 5orgfalt m11B
Deltidlan6 it6 auf SEN rniiilden
Bimerfel65ug porbereiten, 6enn ser
ruiiiide 8tnter lit ser itrengere.
3mar bot nra1 itrenge @inter ale@
in 6rmnfrei@ beoba@tet - iener
bon 1870 auf 1871 par elmer =
ober int o%Igemeinen ifn6 Sic fran56=
iti6en @itter berbaltntBmdBig mill
De, iebenfa1s biel Wil6er als sic ruff
iiidem. Ser IeBte @inter par ou9
I'm &1Blan6 ua1ffauen6 mi16e, 11n6
l6arfes @intertpetter gab es a1f Dem
oitlt6en @riegsida11plab ,etgentlid
MIR in Ben &arpotben. &eute 1teben
Die 6eutiden Gruppen - grudli9er=
tpeiie - bel ttefer in &11Blano bin-
Elm, a1s Dor etrem Sabre, un6 i'm
Neor6en iteben fie ungefabr in Ser &C.
gen6, mo anfmgS 9e5ember 1912 sic
groBe Mrmee Mapoleons Sen Shre=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
Ser 9emttAamtrifaner
mno ote ptt1t oem ga:
terlamoe 0%toenIber.

IS miro n%el1eroings pielfod oie
8rage aufgetporfen, - ldreibt Der
u8lal16erer," - pte Ole 6e1ti9en
Mmerifaner 1id1 in einem &riege NUT
Deuti6lan6 berbalten miir6ef. Werf=
mir6ig> 6ab fir Sen Sal zines &rie=
ges nit gnglan6 6ieielbe Srage fir
Die Mmeritaner britiider Mbfunft
nidt oufgetporfen miro. @arum ioQ
elm 6eutider Mmerifa11er nidt ebenio
patriotii9 fem mie elm britii6er? SIT
i'm 8irgerfriege Ole 6rage aufgetpor=
fen mor6en? SIN amerifmii6en Be
freiungsfriege baben Deuti6e gegen
Geuti6e gefampft> @%mglanoer gegen
@nglan6er. SIM preubiid+6eutiden
&riege, 5tpii6em 8reuben uno Seiter-
rei9 nn6 6eiien 6eutidem @erbiin6e<
ten INN sic @erri6aft in Deutidlan6,
baben Ge11tibe gegen Deuti6e ge-
fGmpf, ur6 6as tpar lange nidt Dos
eri tie mail. 8ar Ser breiBigidbrige
&rieg ettpu nidt a11b Elm &rieg bon
Geuti6en gegen Del1tide? Sic Grage
tit alio miiBig, inn Taue ser ameri-
tanii9en Deutiden nieoertradtig.
Sos beiBt, iopeit ein @ertbeioigungS=
frieg in 8etradt fommt. @on 6em
fann I'M porliegen6en Sole feline Ste
6e fem; elm Mngriffsfrieg Deutf6=
1a1os gegen sic Ser. Stoaten lit nidt
oenfbQr, ant a1ertpenigiten, under Of
tpalter6en lm1tGr6en. ,Die ein5ige
M6glidyfeit mare ein Mngrtffsfrieg
ser @r. gtoaten gegen Deutidlano.
ga geltaltet ii6 nun 6te 8rage me=
ientlid onoers. Sn einem iolden
@riege tpiir6e Ser @atriotismas gar
feline gfole fpielen; midt einmal fir
Sen tpai9edten Mmerifaner;; nod noe
niger fir 6ie nt6ttpai9edten ilatpt=
f6er S1dirbung. Sir eirren io1den BE-
1tln6e ste @orausfebung, 6aB iolange
sic Mlps6ebnang nidt berfiigt miro
Sic 8etbeilig11ng cine freitpi1ige tpare.
$50 sic @etbeilieatng cine freitpiuige
it, geniidt 1idt einmal Ser Natrtotts-
nm1s, INN alle @ebrfabigen unter Sic
@affen 511 treiben. @in faber1 6aS in
unierem @iirgerfriege, mo- Sic 8otrto=
ten erit NIT @etpalt 6o5u gemodt
per6en m1Bten. @er 6amals bier
gelebt bat, erinrrert iid nod gan5 ge-
1o11, mie pielfa6 Ser @atriottsmrs
NIT 3rGmien @ornttes) erfauft mer=
6en m1Bte; tpie es mogli@ mor, ii@
6mr6 @riok (5rbltituteS) los5nfat=
fen, ur6 6od galt es Ser @rbaltnng
Ser Union, sic Ser @in~gebIrgerte be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
porbereitet morben 1T. Mar1 te1nt
oa,b 0ag 6eI6berrrtalerlt bteies

~borbereitet nor6en 1T. Ma11 tettnt
mu9 bo8 Gelbberrntalert bteies
itareioigen meiterfiibrers un6 mon
bot nod ,1idtt pergeiien, ute e. ben
Matien 5ugeiebt Fat. Derortige Mel.
6,11rge1r tperoen bon Der blaiien G1rdt
Dor Sen ~tom1nenben @reigniiien 6tif-
tiert. @te erin,tern an Dos Bfeifen
oes araben Der b,r9 etrber finitern
@alb geben mltbte urr6 etpaS bra1d).
tie, I'M iib Mutb al maden. @olh
Elm finiterer @alo lit fir sic @Iliier-
rem ser 8alfan. Mun laiie iie alio
r1tbig tpeiter pfeifen. SHE 9ettung
oes @alfmfeloaugeS Der .berbiinoeter
&aiiermadte liegt IN BEN oenfbar Be,
lten &inoen. SHE Nrmeer, Die bull
garii6e eingeibloiien operieren mod
einem einbeitltden 8lare. Sic Bis
bergen grfolge iim6 biel gr0ber, ols
man in mtbetradt 6es idmierigen
@eldn6es ertparten fonrte, un6 mas
immer sic Muiierten nnternebmen
m0gen, 1ie tper6en 6ie bei6en Scatter,
mddte un6 ibre Gerbiin6eten geriiitet
fin0en. Muf Dem 8altan nitro eS
Sen Mlliierten ebenio flagli6 erge-
ben, mie eS ibnen an SEN Dur6anel=
len ergangen lit. sic m0gen liigen
un6 liigen laiien, iobiel iie moQen,
ser Gieg mir6 bei Sen bei6en @aiier-
mddten 1tn6 ibren @erbiinoeten fem.