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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23

HObBLED
Ordered to Take No
Steps Without
Orders

WASHINGTON. June "a tSpe-
cial)-FollowiRg the cabinet meet
ing yesterday. Admiral Howard. in
command OF tho Pacific feet. was
ordered by Secretary Daniels not TO
lane force for the protection Of
the American colony al Guaymas
unisss he had reason 10 believe
they we're in danger OF massacre by
the Yaqui Indhns. ne was order
cd 10 keep in touch with Washing
ton and q take no drastic step un-
less specifically ordered so to do.
Later Admiral Howard wired that
General Leyva. military commander
at Guaymas, had said II would be
logical for the few Americans there
10 depart and not place their lives
in jeopardy and thus endanger the
relations OF Two friendly nations.
He said every guarantee OF protec-
tion would be given them and that
he had 1880 Mexican troops for that
purpose.
He said General $3.50. In com
mand OF those troops, would under
stand that a landing of American
marines would only be made in
case Of grave necessity, but the
masses wogld not, and suchasn &C
ton might cause the indians 70 join
the Yaquis and might cause Amer
leans trouble all along the coast.
Later Admiral Howard wired ne
called upon General Leyva. who said
that 2o9 men had been sent to the
aid Of the construction train. that
he now had telephone communica-
ton with Yaqui valley and that all
vas quiet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23
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MING Mica. June 2s.--wi,h
6eo& war. David Starr Jordan
Nor q Leland Stanford un!'
~ famous advocate OF peace.
- nhsrs Of the n. A. C. grada-
lnso Tuesday that II VIII be
tkesn ana other young men in
naod States to carry forward
Neek Of education for the
o.1an,s address was made 70
~ q 22s graduates. the
tnEAed out by the college In
YoarU, They were presented
neopekins It the morning ex-
Alumni gathered here for
ounions indorsed the plan for
=. q. Union building and ap-
3 committee to forward the
ut. The ''old grads" also
bo1 : vote OF appreciation to
nelt J. l. Snyder, Of the col
~ the part he has played
G ~ past 20 years in the up
S u the institution.
>tgD o1octed by the alumni as
~ were: President H. A
"a = - vs1fx. v3a a vras idepf
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23
SCHOOL BOARD
GOES SLOWLY ON
BUYING LOCKERS

No action was yakcn by the real
estate and buildings committee OF
the school board. Tuesday after
noon. on bids for si5 steel lockers
for the Martindale Normal Training
and the Condor schools. because
samples were submitted by only two
Of the Arms bidding. The commit.
tee declared that in view Of the re-
cent seat scandal. II would not buy
bIindly. and asked that samples be
submitted to the board In It's meet.
ing. Thursday evening. The
Keighlcy Go. was low bidder At H..
CIT.
Inspector Auch argued that all
unimproved land owned by the
school board ought TO be put In
shape for Fairgrounds Immediately.
A complaint was made by teacher
in the Crosman school that the iand
behind the building had not been
improved. Capt. Stewart. supervts-
or Of property, explained that he
had only $1,000 for the improve.
ment OF property. and that other
sites needed attention more than
the Crosman. Resicents In the
neishborhood OF the Lincoln school.
Brady and st. Antoinc-sts.. protest.
ed against the location Of a play.
ground ~ that school. because Of
the noise, The protest was referred
TO the recreation commission.
A letter from Henry K. Gambler.
real estate dealer to Inspector
Sherman. was read. declaring thst
Russcll.st and Holbrook-ave. Ii an
undesirable site for school. Tho
site was recommended by Supt.
Chsdsey. Gambler declared that the
buildings on the land were worth
from $4,000 to $4,000. and that
the vacant lots were worth $1,000
each. John u. Barry. real estate
agent and adviser Of the board. Dc
c:ared that Mr.. Chandler had over
estimated the value OF the property.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23


indictments for election frauds. also
considered evidence prepared by
opponents of the present Indianap-
oils Democratic administration. but
returned no indictments.
Thomas Tagsart remained close
to his hotel this morning. His only
statement was that he did not care
to try his case In the newspapers.
lie added that since he had given
bond he had been trying without
success 10 And out what crime he
was charged with. Il shall be tried
along with the rest Of the boys and
suppose by that time shall
know" he said.
Mayor Bell Issued a statement In
which he termed this prosecution
IA prosecution on the part Of Ger.
tain selfish interests" and declared
that the trial would viudicate every
man indicted.
Tho grand jury took Ave months
for. its Investigation, heard 1887
witnesses and indicted 12s men
The cost Of the investigation 10 data
has been s4.170.70.
Early today 90 Of the indicted
men had given bond and two were
iu jail. Bond doubtless will be
provided for them today. Fifteen
OF the defendant are Republicans
and Progressives. .ae others arl
Democrats.
In each Of the - cousts 70 ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23
MRS. PERRIN DIES
AT WORTHWHILE

WORTHWHILE. June 23.-Mrs.
Frank ". Perrin. wife OF one of
Northville's we'll known men. died
early Monday evening Of cancer of
the stomach. The deceased had
been seriously Ill but q short time
and her death came as a shock to
her many friends. Beside the hus-
band, two sons, Elmer E.. of this
place. and DR.. Edwin Perrin. OF Red.
ford, two brothers. James b. and
Charles Palmer. and one sister.
Mrs. Georgia p. Tinham, are left TO
mourn the loss. The funeral serv.
ices will be held Thursday after
noon under the direction OF the
Christian Science society.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23
MDETROIT
Frank Cody, assistant sup<rlnt~pdeut
nj the pubIbe srh.sOts. says th.s

Frank Cody. assistaut sup<rlnfe,de.t
"s the public schools. Gays that
more than 1900 students are en-
rolled n the summer session. and
that 800 will 80 or he on the
books, breaking all previous rec
ords. More than 500 pupils are
registered st the Cass Technical
hsgh school. about 200 NOR. than
education law provides that no
child under - years can secure
work papers. and this. Mr.. Cody
believes. IL the cause of the In
creased enrolment.
"The preferential bslIef- wss the
s.b,~ct az Prof. Eevts J. Joknson.
~ HaTyard university. before the
Board 81 Commerce. Tuesday after
noon. lie advocated the Burton
ballot as simpler. safer and more
he '" SAID 'e Pr ,he usual hs sxsrss.
policy Of making nominations hard
20 get and 81 leaving elections ~
the haphazard results ~ an an
tiqpated plurality system, by which
weil-knit selfish minority often
defeats the ma iOfity. II makes II
easier 70 indnce seif-r.spectina.
90 stsn.d for office and to he
elected"
DR.. Gsynet =. ttkIBsop. son of Nv.
\. =. ttklnson, dentist. No. t0S
Bratndra-gt- hgs been appointed y
first lieutenant cy the Twenty
FiN'h battery - the Canadian ar
iillery. ~ col sam Hughes. can
adian minister az militia The bnf-
tcry w1il leave Montreal for
ENrnnc this wcek fsiegt. Akin
son rs q years old. and was Just
graduated from the dental depart
ment ~ the Iniversify of Toronto
We won his appointment In a com
petitive examination. He received
has early edncation In the public
aCbools 90 Detroit
The NususI Electric a Machine Co..
az Nhv~iinr, ". Vs.. has leased the
f0ur -siVtV hrlck. hulj1irg at We
Inorth-aaSN corner Of Eourfh-nyc.
Z ard For'-St west with about 3n.-
Goo rqrars feet OF rDor area. and
VIII uus1 It's men to- - sroii Fpan.
TIE company msnufarl urcs switch-
igafdE Knife switches. electrical
cabinets and other electrical APP
u0rHtnr. few departments -
tilc concern .ili ROMAN IN wheel
ing. ~ D. =. Fra.Hk. general man
Hs~r- ]. - frank. sales manager:
y A HAGEN engineer. and prOf.
George ~ Morse, consulting en-
plneef. VIII come - Detroit. The
rernorrn occurred its petfoit Ioca-
fsrn through the efforts Of the
Eoard Of Commerce..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23
ROMEO

The Spoilers n novel by Rss
Beach and reproduced In moving pic.
lures. attracted large audience at
TIA. Palace lheater Monday evening.
On this special occasion seats were
pfsced on reservation several days IN
advance. An sdrniasion OF 25c was
ohargsd for THE nire-rsci feature
Jacob T.. conn was a Iapeer visitor
Nonday.
Invitations for commencement,
July have been issuef. A Glass Of
~ students graduates. The seniors
are busily snsasSd, preparing for the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23

indictment. practically all OF the
accused are named an alleged con.
spirators. Crimes of all descrip.
tons against the ballet are alleged.
Prosecutor Rucker. who Was elect
ed with the successful Republican
ticket in the election In question,
said today he was confident the
state had sufficient evidence to cor
Wet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23
FOLLOWS
SURVEILLANCE

PONTIAC. June 23 fSpeciaD-
Mrs. Florence shafer mas been held
for trial In circuit court ola a charge
OF conducting disorderly house on
Lafayette-st.. this city She was ar
rested after the police officers
watched the place for several hours.
The husband. Edward Shafer. who
was placed under arrest. was re.
Gently released.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23
PROPOSALS FOR
FIRE ALARM BOXES

Sealed proposals will he received N
the Office of the fire Commission
day July i,i NV Tor s furn MI s ss;s
Commission with thirty 1900. more
or less. ie-rcund. non Interfertns hrs
alarm boxes, equipped with "Cci~'
sroit The sue r,se tH Sidacr VIII q ne :,
required TO furnish n satisfactory
company bond In the sum Of one
surety. company bond In the sum 81
enc ,n ,.a; M dollars to snsrsnse.
reject any and all bids n expressly
reserved. Rita will he yudorsed PRO.
posai for Fire Alarm Boxes" and Ae.
livsred to the 9DgSsss!SrsS. $3.50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23

commencement week program
-six'
The interior Of the recently vacaf :
ed Casey building ~ being rcmodeien
When this ~ completed Fioyh uatt-
uns expects TO establish business
in the line OF mems furnishings. I'm
81 lately Mr.. Harturg was the Junior
member in the firm OF cohn Hart
ttp
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23
OFFICE or THE DoARo OF
WATER COMMISSIONING Of
the CITY or DETROIT.
APPROVED
ASSESSMENT ROLLS

Detroit. Mica. yuWe -. 1915.
sessmsnt rolls for water rates Tor
the year ending June 30. 1915. viii
he Omen for inspection at the Office
OF the Board from June Is TO June
30. inclusive.
The hoard Of Water Com missioner
will. meet at II q. M. June -, for tie
purpose Of reviewing. CORRECTING And
approving said rolls.
H. A. CILMARTfN.
A-ttsI Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23

T@IN with her parents the
az Treasury
william NcAdco born May 2 and This vas er hrs, appe
aim grandfather Mr. McAdoo has other children
has returned
from the American Hospital
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23

A-.oefusion OF sp-arsnce Agents
Viii he held 81 Iarfson. .Wrancs-
day and Thursday July III nad -.
Th4 insurance laws passed nv the
legislature Ia Us l1st session will be
discussed and explained. Arrange
inents for TIE Detroit delegation
To the. convention are being made
fy tNT sscrefRry ~ y. Eldrid =e
30. IL Atwater ST.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23


the Shawl region. Saturday. We cap
tured and destroyed IN ammunition
transport OF the enemy. On the
Tanew front We suddenly crossed
the river sunday at Osoukha. ami
hnating a battalion OF the enemy.
On the line from Zicshchanow to
Rawaska Monday evening the At.
tacks OF tho enemy were repulscd.
In various combats We captured $40
prisoners and three Maxim guns,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23
IRE Rain
PREDICTED
crs and Average
temperatures Rest
n of Week

EDf5TNCrON. June 23.-wea-
1lctions for the week oegin-
e1Ay. Issued By the weather
I'm. ~:
Atlantic states: Practical.
~ the week. Temperature
nr sIightiy below the SEASON
III Atlantic states. Fair
MI probable until about Sat
NAen period OF Hight rains is
Hempsratnre close to sea.
Aslantic and cast md west
13ates: Fair. Continued hign
e1Gture probable throughout
~ valley and Tennessee: In.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23

A glsss-stirr,ng rod for mIxine
drinks ~ the soda counters and sim.
liar establishments has an electric
light In the end. which Eliminates
the glass.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23

mr. FEELS the thrill of life along her keel" The L. s
S ~ Arizona mighty sister ship of the dreadnaughr
yvania sliding into the water at the Brooklyn navy
June 49, Below picture of Miss Esther Ross of Pres
Arizona she smashed the bottle of wine against the
and christened her.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23
CARLOAD OF PAPER
SOLD FOR POOR

PONTIAC, jane ga carload
OF paper TO be sold for ,ae bener;
OF the poor of Pontiac has been col,
lected by the women workers OF the
Association for Charity and Civic
Service and will he shipped this
week. The women collected the do
nations Of old newspapers and mag.
szlnes from AL over the city and
employed several automobiles and
n truck In the work.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23

council TO approve the purchase o.
f6.3 acres OF land for o prison site in
Rsmtramck township. tho purchase
price 10 be 100000. The commun.
cation vas referred TO the House OF
Correction committee.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23

< The Kansas City fitney companies
have decided TO run an all-nisht or
owl service.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23

hundred. Made OF fine Organdy. tucked
front: Quaker collar. with beautiful Iriaa
Lace trimming. Hemstttched and Picot
edged tucked. Moire silk bows.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23
Silk Striped Blouses
At 1926
Actually Worth Is

See sketch. Comes In Copenhagen and
white. navy and white. brown ana white
black and white and green and white
Adjustable collar OF white pussy willow
elk.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23
High Quality Co

dresses Of ths quality a Sio0o r!sevss and w
Linens and French crepes gvery 6rees bsars th'
o. originality and style. .Wemsn's and Msssss' slss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-04

iiemmte fic6 elmer Der WlGnner. in Dem
Sans Den frGftighen Der grot9erS
Carlton ertanrie. nit Ieinem 9erunOe.
ten musfll0Ien @iidan oegen bic 8ruit
0es PferOes. 9lber um1onIt. 6err
Wen6olin geriet tr @ut. Simmer
riidii9tsloier fouite Der Siiel Ieinsr
4eitfhc ge9eu bic @or6ers uno Sins
terfcine oes 3isres, cuf ieinsn Ridcn
mo iogor inter ieiren 9aun. gRo9
fiinf WIinuisa paven bic Manner 70
cria0pff, oaB iis bns Pfero Ioslohen
muBtsn, I'M ibre Rrdite su Iommeln.
Dos arme 3ier lton0 teumeno imb BE-
iidn6ig ouf allen oie- @einen tdu5elnO
30; INNER an Der elei@en Stelle.
e5eiit Sell 9l1n3te Dor S9lpeiB. $50
bic 5duite es terii6rt batten iporea
IHoumiae, weiBe Tleden. S6nuuSe
uno 0als iUoren nit Smaum beIpribt.
YloBli9 rief Sere g8enoolua: Cos!
SofOrt itiir5ten ii@ bic WlGnner
iDieoer auf oas Sier. 6err MenO0lin
6atie es ieBt Bel Der S9nou3e eepadt
uuo briidte ibm Die 4oIenloner gu.
I'm es 0a6ur9 isinsm Dillen 3u beu=
gen. 46er bem @ioeritnno oeS Sie=
re- mar er hidt gepaGien; feline
Sodnbe olitten ob ins Wldul, Sn einem
Wufarfoll polItr Ell 6ei0e Giefsr ouss
eindnoerreiBen, ater bds YIerb mar
iidrter ols er. sn ieiner Yer3peiflung
bib es 3u 6err MeuOolin fieB einen
bal6unterOriidien un6 0oH mdrts
crIhiittern6en Snrei aug.
nNleine 6an0ll Mleine 6an6l!"
Carlton un6 Die 6eioen Stollmeilier
padten oos Pfero lei Der Snnau5e,
um Iie ouseindnoer3ureiBen. Gle
fpranen tein Wort babel. 0err Msns
bolin mar oanS gels i'm @eIiht geipors
ben; feline Qtuaen troten aus ben Sob
len. Seiner 9rua entrdna f2 fob
meiie Elm St0bnen, 0as pie Ninicln
tlang.
6ons itarrie auf bic SAuause 6es
PierOss uno 5iilerte am oan5en &0r=
per.
Gnolib lam Elm lcuter Seui5er Der
grIsiAtsrung BON Der Qlanese her,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-04

lauern6es @auDiier. Se0er 6cr orci
D2dnner itellts eineu SUP ouf ben
RauO Der Mlanege, mic gum Spruu9e
bereit Das erite lfGr6 lief gang mts
6ctiimmsrt better; pos 5Deite o6er
3uate Sufommer uno ber30serte plDB
li9 ieinen Qauf. @on 6urmi eepudt,
pdrf es ben &opf in ben yloden una
3iiterie am gnn5en NGrpcr. ejleid3eis
tiQ ItieB es Gin unier9rlidies @inIeIn
cus, OaS ipie nas Weinen einsS tlei.
nen &in0es iiono. 0err Wsnoolin
mar eiuen Sdritt ndher Qstreten.
Droer rief er oos g8ort; ieifsr ols
Dor6er, aber Diel id]arIer unO Barter.
Sin peitI9cnfnall idrillte Ourc9 bic
Suit, unb bic SGnui leete iic6 I'M bic
feiusn 3isrlifen 9cine Des YferOes
IS inodte eineu fur5en Geiisaiprln5
unb lUol!te umssGren. I'm az fliefen.
s9eiu Qlnblid Der Orei Uldnner o6er
gob es Die g(6iic9t auf un0 jagie i'm
h16Ncn Qlu9eNblid mic rqfen0 aA 6em
eriien @ferbs Dori1er. "a liiir5te
6err gDenoolin 6er6si un5 id1lug nit
6em Si;ele isiusr peitlc6e ma6rmols
piiten0 segen sic 9raIi oes Sieres, 10
DaB es iie5 EoM ouFbGnmie. iyui.
iiberihlua es IA. etls bic 5ube ME.
ber pen aooen ber.ibrisn Ilauo e3
RilI.
9(ua bas an6sre 'Siero mar maui
aeforoert IieEsn oeblie6en. Oiit ges
ftatiem. ciipos sur Geite oeponotcn
Aopie itanD es 6o. f9ein6or san5 IN
herii6rt bon allen, was jeBt Dor ieinen
gluaen Doraina.
Die olsi Wldnner poren in Die
0loueae qeiprunaen un0 6atten 0ns
aitiernoe Qferb On 6luIt unO BORDER
bsiuen qepadt. 9ll.! i1rer oon1en
Gidrte 6rdnotsn lie es na4 ridparts
Sans iiounie, as er inb meld cine
aroTt IN oem sierli1en 5ierc iistie.
unb riB bic 2luoen melt ouf glicbt Ell
nen Ghriti mid es rom 9lobe 0err
WenboIiu'g 'griIi ibm ieBt ieif IN Die
Qqa1ne un6 goa sen stopi 10 neil gu
rid Dab 0ans glaabie. bos @enid
Mile bredena Ma9reuo oehen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-04
q. AortTebuno.)


2lls bic Hede uno Der Seppib binz
ouseeIfofft poren liefen ilnter Ious
tenn @eio6le 8lpei un6eIhreibIi9 iomiz
ihe omeritonil6e Glopns IN Die Wias
neqe; Sad uno 8o6erts.
6ans iouh3te bell ouf Dor 5reuoe.
Die beiosn gefieIen ibm. Sis o6rfeigz
ten uub ltieBen chamber, ,als ob lie tein
@cfiibl uno feline ARohen 6dtisn. Das
mar Ie4r luliig. gtlIss eing 70 i4neIl,
bos man toum folqen tonnte.
9lun tam Der bumme 2tu9uit 81 ibs
nsn, un6 bas @eio6le ipurbe nod Iaus
ter. Sans ober tam pI6BIich allies, mas
in ber Moneoe borging, gar ni9t mebr
Iuhig por. ObgIeih 6err gri6 aus
bollem 6olIs la1te. fab 6ans immsr
nur iein per3errtes GeIdt aus Der
Yauit. Gr CAB Sad uno Hoberts
enn3 neue RdtieI auE uno penn er
InlieBlicb Ielbit bic 90fung logte,
tueeltt er, Dor 2adpen uiBer iiA. in Der
Uloness bsrum, ipGbreno Die bsioen
ameriloniIheu 6lopns oumme @elin=
ten monten.
Das gon3e Yu6liium purbe BON
Scrrn gri6 mitgeriNen, mo Elm i@aIs
lenbts @eldhter erfiillte ben Sirius
bon ben 2oeen Dis 6inauf sur GaIerie
glur 6ons blieb srnIi, CT lcnnte ni.bt
lafsn Der oumme 2lueuit bs5nbIte
ia oieIes @eld6ier nit feinem Ser5-
blut. Der @e0nnte iHmer5te ipn Gr
Bate ben 2tuis 5urufen mogen ltill 3u
iein uno ben armen 0errn Srit MIDI;
ldneer gu qu6lsn 0b Gsiins Das
mtinie ais lie ioate. bic Eieraudlsrs:
ionns lie uid't nit ouitbsH
@n0lid bOrien bic Grlie nit Sdhen
mo alotifen anE iUo Tireitor gls
berii ionnie gum eriien ylole isine
5rsifsii1ogefuren poriii6reH
e9ie porneDm iaben oie teioen Hep
psn ans nit ibrsu GGtieIn ous FeiIem
9eosr; lpie liliii9 Oi. bier grounen nit
i6ren nit Wiuiheln lm0 lIehsu 9lit-
5.rnOsn SpieseM beiebien @eiHirren,
oeIiidien S9abraden unoSdtteln aus
bKnism 2adlscsr llno pls elegant
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-04

IGeusn Seiienblid auf i'm. 9(bsr pis
er beute dusidbl DIS er oeitern Won
plailir ritt, trug er longe. belle &eits
beintleiber bic init 2eoerItrippen
ltramm inter ben 9adI1uben beFeltigt
iparen, 70 bob iid nuf Dem feinen
Sioff feline anieIHei5en Oeutlih obs
Ssidneien. Seine peiBe @eite mar
nit Qoloenen Gn0pfsn oeIdIoheu, unD
noriber iaB Elm e!eeanter, ountsls
blouer Trdd. S!ol5 unD Uornebm lob
er aus. ipenn er mil ieinen 6lauisu
&p1rsu leidt oaS feline, gldn5snoc Sell
res eblcn Eieres iireiiie, nas bei ieoes
Gc.iibrIle leidt tGn5slie, oDer ipe.,,
er unttr Dem @eifan oes Bublihims
Drn 3blinoer liiftsIe, Do6ei man isin
aloit aci6eiteltes Soar pie einea
Spiescl ol6n3cn iab. ,Nunoeri@5nl
@unoerid0n 8as fo6,n Gle ipie6cr
cinmal gan3 0or8iigli1 gemnttl" ioss
lie Der bumme NuauR Damn iiaO 5rg,
ebenlo lois Der S&uIreiter, Isinsn 0ut
por Dem Yublitim, bet aber iur elne
olie 8rempe ipar s,a 10 batte .0err
@enbolin Sons qcfollcn 5cuie obcr
fo6 er oar nidt Ico0n Gus. @r rug Elm
alies, idmuBigeS @sinteio o1s nadl
lSHiQ in ilngepabIe, 3erriiieae gleit.
Iliefel oeitedt mar, cine nur ncG bur@
3mei 9n0pie 3uiommeHasballsas
Samtireite pm un6eiiimmbarer 5ar-
be un0 elm Qroues. ipclIenes SemD
obne Nroaen nil oufQe.rcmpien gIer
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