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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13

Brooklyn The Hurley medal went to
Lieutenant James E. McManus, Engine
Company 219. for saving Mrs. Ella
Dean. 817 Dean Street, Brooklyn; the
Crimmins medal TO Fireman Timothy
T. OLeary, jr., Engine Company 10,
for saving Francis Balgolish, baby,
PA Monroe Street, and the Stephenson
medal TO Captain Frederick f. Ma
honey. Engine Company 23O, for main
tanning the best disciplined and most
highly efficient company in the depart
ment during 1914. The college eff
cheney medals went 10 the men and OH
GERS of Engine Company 267, Sea Side
Boulevard. Rockaway.
After the presentation Of medals and
drill by the calisthenics squad there
was a demonstration of practical fire
fighting. A four story structure. rep
resenting conditions in dangerous
tenement house, had been built op-
posite the reviewing stand below the
Firemen's Monument, at Tooth Street.
A fire alarm box had also been
placed on the front OF the stand. At
1928 Chief Kenlon sent in an alarm
from the box, having seen smoke and
flames coming from the house. Two
minutes later, Hook and Ladder Com
pany % arrived from Nlnety-seventh
Street and Amsterdam Avenue.
They got there Just in time 70 raise
their ladder, rush 70 the roof and
carry down TO safety Susie, life-size
rag doll with a striking yellow com
pleXion. That started the dem onstrn.
ton. After that Susie was rescued
again by a scaling ladder squad, who
swarmed up the smoking structure and
threw her of into life net. Some
Of the men themselves then jumped for
their lives
The ground floor window Of the
house was iron barred The new res
cue squad burned through the bars
with an oxy-actylene burner and, with
smoke helmets, dashed into the black
fumes and dragged out an overcome
man They brought him around with
pulmotor.
Then there was rope sliding from
the roof, shooting Of life lines up by
the life guns, and other stunts the
men are taught to he able to do in
case tho occasion should arise at a
real fire. Down in the river four fire
boats made their display by sending
Up all at once the thirty or thirty
five streams from their monitors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
PRINCETON STUDENT
HURLED TO DEATH
Neck Broken When He and
Companion Were Thrown from
Car. Skidding on Curve.

Princeton. y. j., June l2.-Robert F.
Speir, Of the sophomore class IN Prince
ton University, was flung from his au-
tomobile and killed early this morning.
In rounding a curve in Harrison Street
near the Raritan Canal, his car began
20 skid. Sears on the roadway show
the brakes were applied. Spelr and a
companion were thrown out. Speir's
neck was broken.
The man with him limped 10 the
nearest house and summoned help. lie
has not been seen since, and rs thought
20 be an slumnus back for commence
ment Speir's brother, Cecil, Prince
ton 10. identified the body and tele-
phoned the news 10 his father Frances
Speir. jr., in South Orange, y. j.
The father was on the point OF leav'
ing for Princeton TO participate IN the
re1nion Of the class Of II. After the
Festivities he intended 10 return 10
South Orange with his sons by auto
mobile. He is an attorney, with an OF,
Ace AZ 81 Wall Street, New York, and
n counsellor to the Board Of Trustees
Of Princeton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
CREPE DE CHINE UNDERWEAR

Crepe de Chine Camisoles-
wide lace and inserts--reg. 10. .o4
Camiscles, China Silk. Crepe de
Chine or Pussy Willow Tafeta-
lace trim'd shoulder sleeve,
others elaborate lace trim
reg. SIPS. .................... .04
Camisoles-Sleeve and yoke Of
shadow lace, ribbon run, Crepe de
Chine bodice-special. .........1 20
Camisoles Silk, hemstitched,
tucked bodice, lace edge or
elaborate lace and ribbon or
surplice style with hemstitching,-
reg. S2.49. .................. LOO
Crepe de Chine Night Dresses
square neck-yoke and sleeves OF
Rose Val. lace-reg. $3.50. ....2.95
Empire Gown with shirrings and
hemstitching, rosettes and buds
special. .............. .o'Oo
Night Dresses-Val. lace in new
vine design--satin ribbon and
buds-cluster tucked bodice
value S6.98. ............... .o.oo
Crepe de Chine Petticoats-
hounce of triple hemstitched
ruffles-special ........,...'..@ EDO
Petticoats-elaborate trim'd
with rose Val. lace or emb'y
medallion and lace-special. .3.oS
Envelope Chemises-Empire-
stirring and hemstitching, also
China Silk, pink and white COM
bined-wide button-holed ribbon or
Val. inserts front and back
reg. s2.25.............'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
RIPS
ROOF; IMPERILS
MANY FIREMEN
Flames and Smoke Halt
Traffic on Brooklyn
Bridge 81" Tracks.
CROWDS ON HOUSES
AID IN RESCUES
Blaze in Pearl Street Paint House
Causes Series of Blasts and
$4,000 Damage.

Two hours after they had put their
parade uniforms aside, fifteen fremen
narrowly escaped death yesterday af-
ternoon, when an explosion on the fifth
floor OF the building occupied by john
ston, Oswald & Co, at 378 Pearl
Street, bearers in paint, ripped oil the
roof, shot out the steel windows and
filled the streets for blocks around
with a thick, black smoke.
The fremen were near the edge OF
the roof, in an attempt to force a
stream Of water on a large quantity
of benzine in the top story. There
was a dull crash, a volume Of flame
shot into the air, and those fremen
who had not been thrown down ran
for safety. Several hung over the
edge of the roof and were dragged to
the tops Of nearby houses.
Meantime traffic on the Brooklyn
Bridge and the South Ferry tracks OF
the elevated had been stalled. A fire
man on a window ledge of the hfth
story had been blown to the fire escape
by the force of the explosion Three
alarms followed.
The fire started on the fourth floor
Of the building In the neighborhood
there are chemical and paint compa-
MES, thus further endangering the
situation of the fire fighters. Accord,
ing 10 the law, the combustlbles had
been stored on the fifth floor. Inc
fire shot up there and then travelled
downward. Directed by Battalion Chief
Dougherty, the fremen played or the
flames from the roof Of the building
and from adjoining roofs. =,
Several small explosions preceded
the one which ripped the root out
William Vanderbeck, Of Hook and Lad
der Company /, was thrown down the
stairway with six others by the force
of one of the explosions. he was
treated by DR.. j. J. Hill, OF the Folun-
teer Hospital.
Soon after a hose burst on the ele-
waited structure and two fremen we're
knocked down. As they were beng
picked up a dull boom was heard ana
hundreds of persons on adjoining roofs
retreated In the street below me
thousands who had gathered suddenly
left a vacant space as the neat ana
cinders drove them backward.
While the elevated trains were held
IN the passengers had got out on the
platform. ready TO walk TO the nearest
station in case of danger. Only ~heh
the wind had shifted sufficiently to
clear away the clouds of smoke which
rolled over the Brooklyn Bridge, were
the dozens of trains and cars able to
move on.
Spontaneous combustion was gwen
Yesterday as the cause of the fire. me
damage was estimated at $4,000. IN
the same building are located the Of
dces and warehouses Of the lnterna-
tional Paint Company and the Apex
Chemical Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
ENVELOPE CHEMISES

Envelope Chemises-Nainsook-
wide all around lace, ribbon
run or wide emb'y and insert
reg. so. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .oS
Envelope Chemises-Val. laces
and embroidery combined or
handsome openwork emb'y,
ribbon run-reg. .9S............ "a
Envelope Chemises Of Finest
Nainsook with daintiest
laces or crepe with emb'y
edge-reg. S1.29............... .94
Envelope Chemises-fne Nainsook-
yokss of embd Medallions
surrounded with Val. laces or
fine pointed emb'y, lace and
ribbon-Value $l.49. 1.24
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
June Sale of
WOMEN'S MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

OUR advantages and ability TO dispose oil
Quantities sell underwear at the o"
QUALITY price all are carefully CHOSEN
md the third with good not better values
this department is the large seeo o
Crepe de Underwearspecial prices prevail there also
We reserve privilege Of limiting quantities
IS and NainsOok Corset Covers no
~ 49, Trimmed witt embroderes and aces
IS Ct Soft Finish 40
Emb'y rufle tucks and hernsttchlng
50 Ct Cambria and Nainsook 30
V neck-Tide emby and rlopon'
SO and 70 Ct Nansook Petcoas 40
" ~ o wide emby.
" " ' Yokes Of lace and emby
50 Ct Nanook Combinations 900
Of ace embdy.
Covers :''''''''''' ~
Fruit of Lonsdale Cam brio
high neck, tight fitting, or low neck Iooe
" " ~ Cambric-embd ruf or H. S hem
% e. h Cambrfc or Musin~roun high-emby trim
IS Ct Extra Size r scft fnh musn-emby rufle.
% . rr+-. c,o Cbemises ......,....... 40
% '' hA"' ~ Corded band-musin cambria.
CbiIdren's Masonville Muslin Drawers IN
to 20
so12 YRS; 25 LIT
10 and 20 et Chidren Night Dresses -o
~ ~ Round neck,e mby and ribbon 70 IA years
40 ct Children's PetcOas &C
~ - and tucks and ENJOY
Ct Misses Combinations ''''''''''''''' ~
20 " ~ Emby and lace trim
s1es Misses Peticoats
'i'o Deem lace and emby. ribbon finish and bow
50 Ct Misses Nalnsook Corset Covers '4
10 ~ ' Frb'y " rbbon-excelent assortment"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
Lindell Bates HonoredD

Linden ". Bates. vice-chairman OF
the Commission for Relief IN Belgium
and Mrs. Bates. who is chairman OF the
woman's section Of the commission, re-
ceived yesterday cable message from
Nad,id announcing that their son. Lin
dell r. Bates, had been graduated from
the National Law School Of Spain with
the highest honors. He also received
tho Icentiate degree. the highest de-
gree conferred by the school, emitting
him to practise law IN any spanish
speaking country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
GIRL SPY HELD IN CANADA
Admits She Helped Reservists
from Canada Into U. S.

Toronto, June l2.-Louisa Marksfelt,
Q girl Of nineteen, who has been un-
der arrest here since May %. has ad-
nnitted 70 the police that she is Ger
man spy. She has been remanded 20
jail for q week, and at the end OF that
time II 10 expected application will be
made for her internment.
Tho girl, who speaks FIVE or six Eu-
Yopesn languages, says she was born
in Alsaee, came 20 the United States
two years ago, and when the war be-
gan made Niagara Falls, Ontario. her
headquarters in assisting German re-
ssrvists 20 cross over 20 Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
NEW RELIEF AID SAILS
Boston Man Will Assist in the
49, Rockefeller Work.

The Rockefeller Foundation an
last night that Jeremiah Smith,
'jr., of Boston, sailed yesterday for
Liverpool. on the steamer St Louis,
under appointment as an additional
member of the war relief commission
Of the Foundation.
The purpose Of the commission is
primarily to inspect the afflicted areas,
with a view to recommending proper
measures, of relief, and to advise as TO
the directions in which money can
most wisely be spent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13

spraying out high in the air, making
them look like great bonnets with
white waving willow plumes.
"This has been a good show Mayor
Mitchell said. The men all did well.
This demonstration shows how well
trained the men are. The thing that
struck me, just as it struck me at the
police parade, was what young, vigor-
Gus, clean cut, we'll set UP men they
ali areT' 'f'f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
EXTRA SIZE UNDERWEAR

Extra Size Cambria and Nainsook
Drswers-wide emb'y and tucks
or lace insert-reg. SO. .... At
Extra Size Corset Covers-round
or V neck-wide emb'y or lace
and ribbon-reg. SO. .45
Extra Size Petticoats-
new models-row of lace or
good emb'y-reg. Sl9s......1.64
Extra Size Night Dresses
round, V or high--neat effects in
laces, emb's, tucks and ribbon
Extra Size Night Dresses
cambria and nainsook-lace.
emb's and ribbon reg. si.25... "a
Extra Size Night Dresses
fine neinsook round or square
emb's and laces-reg. s2.49. LOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
PETTICOATS

Cambria and Nainsook-founce OF
several rows lace or wide emoy
reg. S1.29 ...........-....... 'of
Nainsook ard Cambria Petticoats-
circular Aounce of lace and tucks
or wide emb'y and insert
reg s19s and S225............1.4 40
Nainsook and Cambria Petticoats-
entire founce of lace inserts
or tucked panels with lace
also handsome embrolderies-
reg. 500. .......... .''''' 800 t'Of
Fine Cambria and Nainsook Petticoat5-
very lacy styles in scallop or
straight efects-ribbon run
beading at top-Speclal. .......% .94
Nainsook Petticoats deep circular
hounces trim'd in pointed
or panel effects with Val. or
Point de Paris Laces-some
have simulated hand emb'y-
Special. Observation-Disclosures. 4.oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
PRINCESS SLIPS

Nsinsook-Val. lace inserting and
edge-skirts trim 'd-reg. s1.29. 80
Princess Slip Nainsook-
Jokes OF Swiss emb'y or
seven rows of lace-button front
reg. Sl.9S............... .6S
Princess Slips Empire style with
front OF tucks and lace, tucked back,
deep founce. rows lace and
ribbon-spec!al ...........2.6 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
GEMS CAUSE INDIGESTION
Diamonds and Pawntickets
Taken from Mans Stomach.

Four diamonds were the cause Of the
intestinal indigestion from which
Thomas Fallon. Of Grove and York
streets. Jersey City, a money lender,
was relieved recently by an operation
st Christ Hospital.
Fsllon says he unintentionally swal'
lowed the diamonds years ago. Six \
ray photographs recently taken Of Fall
ion's abdomen revealed the obstruction.
Eemnsnts of two pawntickets were
.lse removed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
CORSET COVERS

Nainsook-dozen fine models,
trim'd front and back-neat edg-
ings or elaborate lace and emo'y
reg. .50.........,... ...''.. .oS
Nainsook- daintiest embroideries
and ajorty ribbon run
reg. 69................... 'o'
Fine Nainsook-newes and
prettiest models, for wear under
thin blouses-reg. $l.29........ "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13

| Opecials
Women's Smart Suits
Usually s10.98. June Sale 7.x
Palm Beach Cloth-ran. N.y,
Black Stripes-plainly tailored ~ ~
fashionable lines, or Norfolk -.
with patch pockets and belt--si,tS;...
skirt. 's
Women's White Skirts
Reg. sl.24........June Sale ~
Linene, Ratine and Cordeline-t,,.-,..
models-some buttoned front, pl.r !.
patch pockets-all lengths and sra
Women's Skirts a.
Reg. June Sale ~1
Black, Navy and Grey Nohair-e,r--,,
model with pleats and buttons On -.
with and without pockets-sll ls,yI,
and bands, including extra slzes
Women's White Dresses
Wolfe and Net e. June Sale S.Sc
Stunning Blouses In new, smart s,v.,
yoke or plested skirts-eFee,sy,I,
trim'd with braids and laces-so-,
show tiny net ruffles-crusted u:i:
girdles.
Other White Dresses to Sass
Women's Taffeta Dresses -.
Regularly sl0.98. June Sale 100
These dresses took the fancy Of
the public so much last week
that we have endeavored to place
more on sale tomorrow.
Navy, black and Hague blue--full, -
coming blouses with Quaker or Puri!.,
collars Of hemstitched organdy-ii
skirt, Marguerite bag Of tsfeta-siia
for women and small women. Porca
are also included.
Untrimmed Dress Hats I'M
Regularly Sl9s June Sale law
Milan. hemp or peanut straw--fashic,,
able black and white combinations ssa
able for midsummer wear.
Ostrich Pompons a.
Regularly sl39. June Sale :"
White. black and black and white
one or cluster Of two, with vhipl
Women's Trimmed Hats ON
Reg. S2.9s. June Sale ."
Leehorn, Milans, hemp and fsng
braids-natursl tints and fashlonasa
colors-newest trimmings OF hovsn
wings, ribbons, etc.
! Uonan,s PIouses- tns
Reg. s1.69.......June Sale lew
Allover embroidered voiles in prsFT
designs-low collar-short sleeves.
Women's Fine Blouses- Las
si.es value. June sale
Panel fronts or collars OF emofoloe'.i,
organdv and tucks; also touches d
color and side frill
Women's Handsome Blouses 376
! Reg. s4.es and s5.es. Sale
| Georgette crepes, pussy willow 80 ~,
creme de chimes. pompadour e a.s
and shadow laces-white, nesn' o'sssi,
black and black and white-splenSI,a'
tailored. with hemstitehlng, irlli.s
some allover embroidered, others -
hand embroidered-sll are eIesVa''
ally smart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
NIGHT DRESSES

Cambria and Nsinsook--
many pretty models-reg' d. 'of
Nansook Night Dresses
elaborate or neat yokes OF SWISS
emb'y. run with ribbon lace
inserts or emby trimmed
Empire Gowns-special .....'''' 90
Fine Nainsook Night Dresses
trimmings of lace, emb'y, tucks
and ribbon-great variety OF
styles reg. s1.50............. LEO
Fine Nainsook Night Dresses
Charming styles with lace
trimmed Bolero effect-front and
back-kimOno sleeve-Nal lace
and inserts with ribbon rosettes-
reg. S3.49. .............' i'Of
Fine Nainsook Night Dresses
Beautiful styles with simulated
hand emb'y and lace and insert
or elaborate yokes of Val. lace
Swiss emb'y and satin buds
reg. 1898. ................. LBS
Fine Nainsook Night Dresses
Fronts, yokes and sleeves Of fine
Val. inserts and emb'y-satin
ribbon drawn-reg. S4.9S. ......3 .9f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
Women's Dresses ,

House and Porch styles A
Ps0rI.rlv $40. .. June Sale % 2,
Regularly s1.sS. June Sale IL
Lawns, crepes, Ginghsms and re- Fer r..
Nnlain colors, checks, stripes On. 49,
sls~new models, tastefuliy u az,
With laces, emb'y, piques,
s w. are trim'd also-sizes 81 70 ."
Extra Size Petticoats CT. l.W
Reg. Sl.49...........' Sate .ss
Observation-Disclosures 's"s
Women's Petticoats CT. ~
BLACK or White Stripe sateens- -s.ss.,
lar. pleated founees with sna '
ruche trim.
women's Fine corsets a. i.%
Reg. $500 value. June sale .,,u,
Novelty and Summer Cca,i,.nW
and high bust-long hips-'
Nomen's Oorsets CT. ~
Reg S1.50...:..... june Ss cou,i-
Batiste and light weight oV ,,ng
medium and high bust-emO'
sizes 10 TO 80.
Misses Dresses s,,. AZ
s5.ss and ss.ss values SAFE ~. 81.
White Voiles-pretty eree's W hius
ored embroidered band trim, I...,.sJ
green. black and all white-N..,t
satin girdle-collar and sleeves ."
tractive with lace.
Misses Dresses e.,. ~
Usually SS.9s......June SAFE g,y
Striped and Floral Voiles-pl.s,. ris
blue. navy. tan and green--eoa,sss. ~. Z
emb'd collar and cuffs or henu go,
white net with inset organize Ve'''~
Mems Percale Pajsmss 81. ~
Reg. .79............Ju June 'uslio. "a.
Stripes and White-blue' h''
etc.-collarless-silk frogs
Mems Pure Silk Shirts 2.6o
Reg. sS.49. June SAFE q
White ground with satin s,I'pe.o
blue. hello, tan and other eo.oii n
cuffs-silk stitched-siEes IL 7" -
Rows Extra Trouser Suits "A, xG
10 ls yrs-reg. $5.ss TO s9.se ~
~ - June Sale .,..--
Norfolk models in various Sya,ss
Cassimeres, Cheviots and WOO p,srs 81
Crews. Tans, Browns and o,a s
White fancies-alpaes In'"s
didly tailored.
Bows Summer Hats s.,. :"
0J Usually 40. June safe eos
Linen, Duck, Crash-white, ;s
binstion-plsin or fancy BANGS
Boys Blouses "a II
~ June SAFE Al
s.rined Pereales-light. ms s1.. 40
dark-also plain white and O'"'
collars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
SALE DEPARTMENTS ARE

Housedresses and Negligees
Mems Shirts and Furnishings
CoTsets
Silk and Washable Blouses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13

Muslin Underwear
Women's Suits, Dresses, Coats
BOYS Clothing and Furnishings
Babies Wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
;zs Too Strongly the Opportunities We Noy Ofe,

Millinery
Peticoats
Misses and Girls Summer Dre..,
Shoes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13

s5.ss and ss.9s values Sale !. a.
White Voiles-pretty effects VIE ~, n
ored embroidered band trim, pas .,,, ~.
green. black and all white--e cru. =
satin girdle-collar and SLEEVES
tractive with lace.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05
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iein. bub europa bisfss fdlisbIi& nj.
unb nimm.r suseben ipiirbe, isIbit
ipenn tUir aIaubtn i6nnten, bdb bic
iupanif6en DiplOmdtsn stDas Derurs
tists beabfihtistsu.
ssn Der 3pif9eussii if China ma.
tarIi& MID. gsbaiisa dubsr bsan, mai
siIssada bslsnnt n tirsl anssssl
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@irb Der Dampfer rpIas
turia1 BON ben engs
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Wirb Der y mpfer pl q .
turia1 BON ben gngs
IGnbtrnansstaItsn.
2Dnbon. 2. WGr3. - (Su Der
9efSrberunq psrsOgsrt.) Ser Dams
pier .pIaturia4 Der Stanbarb Oil
gompanp, Der iida auf Der Gubrt na4
MaImoe, GHfpsosn kfanb. IN auf
WeiIuus Der abmiralitdt In airi'
mel sdottlurb bebufs einsebenSer
llRterfuduns feitgebaItsn porbsn.
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Die .pIaturia1, Elm 9ampfer Don
.2.2o4 spHnen, Der DON, aapitdn Gars
psnier befsbligt tpirb. fuhr am 8.
syebruar bon DbiIabeIpbia mad WaI'
moe unb Seliinbors ab. Der Dom'
pier mar friibr Der beuti6e Dam'
pier .Oiamont@ uub ipuroe I'm pet'
fIofenen Sttobsr in bas uf1eritants
fbe Resifter iibsrtragen. GS-tit bie'
les bas sipeste Wdl, bab Str 9am'
pier BON ben engIii4m 8rbSrbeu ans
gebolten tpiro.
Or tpurbe Gnbe Ottober Dprisen
Sqbres DON enslii4en 3riegsi4ifien
on Der aiifts BON gdottIanS ansebdls
ten unS nab GtDrnOpup gebro6t.
Seine aabuug b,ftarb bamals aus
Del gu geIeudiuussspeden, bus bon
Reip gprt nua grbus beftimmt mar.
Die Der. Siaasn RssieruHs prDteiiirs
I. formeu ssgsn bic Wesuatms ,bss
Dampfers. ,purauf sr bann pieoss
freissgebsn tpurce.
Jn ben fatierlidgen Odrtei'
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