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Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-04-20
EYE WITNESS DESCRIBES
GALLANT FRENCH CHARGE


Paris. April IA charge hy a
regiment of French infantry over q
network Of strongly fortified trenches
which reaultde in the gain of thou
sand Yards at Bola Jhune Brules. near
Mesnli- -ie. Hurlus, Is described by an
l@e witness Ia an official statement
issued today 1y the war office, The
French attack WAS prepared by sap
pers who dug into the first line OF
trenches and aunihllated the 0ccu-
pants with hand grenades. The three
men who survived were made prison
Iets.
"The Germans surprised. were un-
.able To defend their front" SAYS the
.eye-w illness. "and the French advance
guard was installed in the first line.
A general attack followed Immediate
~. The lighting was hand to hand
iand few shots We're fred The Ger
fna~a scarcely we've ahla Ga utilize
their hand grenades and were Obliged
to retire perciptately
Pushing their advantage. the
French infantry captured Il strong
redoubt in the center OF the woods.
They then pushed out to the right 10
broaden the front captured.
"The third regiment OF the Prus-
sian guard offered stubborn resist
auce, trying 20 deceive the French by
sending forward troops IN the bur
uoose (Woolen cloaksl uf moroccan
riflemen. taken from the dead. This
ruse was discovered after a brief in
terval Machine guns which We're
broueht w, moved down hne after
line Of the advancing prnssians un-
tii the ground WIS strcwn with bod
les More than third uf the soldiers
iu this regiment Of The guard were
Killed The French losses were 800
Killed. including several officers.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-04-20
PROTECT BORDER
BY BARBED WIRE FENCE

Sraasburg. Ap,il afhe most
rigid steps have been taken to separ-
ate neutral swt2er!aad from Upper
Alsaee Along the border between
the two, two lines uf baFbed wire
fencing have BEEN built constantly
palfoilcd DV soldiers with orders 10
shoot persons attempting - get past.
The tWo fences. both Of winch. of
course. are on Alsatian territory. en-
CLOSE so.eahed neutral strip Of
land, into which onb "a limited mum
Der 0l persons with the proper
passes are allowed 70 enter at speei-
fled times II the day The soldiers
are ordered 60 shoot ans one who
comes within twenty yards Of the
barhed wire,
Nothing may pass from north TO
south that is from Alsace to Swltzer-
land From ) i. m. TO y. m how
ever. food from switzerland may be
admitted into AlsaCe The senders
mual deposit il with the guards at
the harhed ire nearest the swiss
border. who Ia turn send IL on be-
yond the parallel fence and dlstri-
butte il tu the consigueos Attempts
.to smuggn letters across are punish
able with death.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-04-20
RUSH
To SECURE SLICE
Of ALASKA LAND


Seward, Alaska, April Rumors
that the Alaska engineering commits
sion had decided to throw open to set
clement the sixty-acre terminal tract
here acquired by the government with
the purchase of the Alaska Northern
railroad caused a stampede of squat
ters who have occupied almost all of
the tract. Many prominent business
men and several women are among
these squatters who have armed them
selves with rifles to prevent claim
Jumping. There have been several
minor quarrels but as yet no one has
been hurt
United States District Judge Fred
NJ. Brown had planned to ehtain the
use of the tract as a temporary camp
for the hundreds of men who are hur-
rying 20 Seward from all parts of
Alaska and from the United States as
"a result Of the announcement that
Seward would be the tidcwater termi-
nus of the government railroad to
Fairbanks
Deputy United States Attorney
Whittiesey said today that the land
belonged TO the Alaska Northern un-
til the sale of the road to the govern
ment was completed by the payment
July / Of the first S500,000 on the
81 500. coo purchase price. MIR Whit
tlesey said he would not interfere
with the squatters unless the railroad
company filed a complaint of tres
pass.
The rush to seize claims on the
terminal trace began Sunday morning.
The first lot was staked by H. X. La
beree, son of the former receiver Of
the Alaska Northern.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-04-20

| harmless construction of the language
/ If such construction - considered by
the court g. b. possible. THE motion
having been denied the defense viii
nov proceed 20 prove The allegations
st ~ ln the answer of Colonel Rpose-
ltfit The question Wis purely 4 le-
gal one ard IN no way involved &
chang q iront aE 10 TIE facts
Late tonight, 400 students at sgra-
cuse university sefenaded Colonel
/ Roosevelt Re talked t. them about
athletics and then told them that
bile he did not feel "a liberty "a dis
cHss his case. b. wished the tury mad
been ifekcd from theif number.
.iuslge Mafns Jurors.
When the IHp Was completed tho
remainder 81 the panel was excused
Juslsea andrews then warned the
jury against reading ven headlines IN
ueNsup pcrs during the remainder of
the tfial aud against discussing the
case with friends
And Il any one approaches ans of
sou gentlemen and endeaf ora 90 draw
fau INTO conversation about the ease.
want You 20 report the matter 10 me
immediately Justice Andrews said
The turs Was then excused until toe
morrow morning and John - Bowers.
chief ~ Colonel Roosevelt staff Of
attornets. addressed Justice Andrews
Hpon the motion 20 dismiss the COM
plant He began by explaining the
statemen upon which the suit i
based aud asserted that Colonel
Roosevelt was prompted to make 1t
hy desire T. induce the voters ~
New York state % express ~ the polls
their disa pprovai of maladministra-
li9n and corruption which he believed
existed. Mr Bowers said such a
statement WAS privileged. and then
continued as follows
~ Colonel RooHeveH had simply
attacked the republican or the demo-
cratic party. no one would have gueE-
TONED him The names that he used
just happened 70 III the purpose
which moved him. and many ~ the
defendants remarks we're based upon
knowledge which came 20 him when
he WAS governor Of New YORK He
wanted the people 81 New York to
know Just what the situation was
Had other men been holding the
positions Mr. Barnes and Mr.. Mur-
ply were holding Colonel Roosevelt
would have named the others instead
Of them. u was necessary for Mr..
fktfffitfNf-tN w tNfilf TUT NA hN AEA
because he believed that they formed
what IL known as the invisible gov
ernmeut 0f the state of New York.
There WIS no personal malice"
Mr. Bowers then quoted numerous
eases IN an effort to show that under
the circumstances the statement was
privileged.
The persons Colonel Roosevelt re-
ferred 70, Mr Bowers went on. were
simply illustrative of q situation which
existed, and while this defendant
charged that the government Of New
York was often, he made no ailega-
tiona either that Mr. Barnes or MIR
Murphy participated IN the rottenness
or that they had personally profited
by IT He did say that they controlled
q government which was at times cor
rupt. but he did not cay that either
Mr. Barnes or Mr. Murphy was cor
fupth
Mr Bowers concluded by saying
that all things considered he thought
there was nothing for the Jury 10 con-
slider The motion to dismiss was de-
MED ~ Justice Andrews and court /
was then adjourned until tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-04-20
A WOMAN DOCTOR

saws "Eugeuics is necessary fac
tor n the future Of the race The
average American girl is unfit for
motherhood This may be true but
If weak and aliIng girls passing from
girlhood 70 womanhooa would only
rely as thousands do, upon Lydia +.
Finkham's Vegetable Compound-that
simple remedy made from roots and
hefes,~--to restore the system to a
normal healthy condition. it would
cause many Ills from which they sur
Ter TO disappear. - that motherhood
might become the joy Of their lives.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-04-20
VALUABLE ITEM
FOR MEN

Health and strength hitherto
unknown viii be felt surging in
rich red blood through the ar
teries and veins and life's great
est ambitions may be realized as
never before IL the following
special treatment is followed by
those men, and women, too. who
are stricken with that most
dreaded OF all Affections, nery-
Gus exhaustion, accompanied
With such symptoms as extreme
nervousness, insomnia. cold ex.
tlemities, melancholia. head
eehes, constipation and dyspep-
sia. kidney trouble. dreadful
dreams of direful disasters,
tlmidity in yenturing and a gen
eral inability TO act naturally
at all times as other people do.
Lack of poise and equilibrium
IN men Is a constant source of
embarrassment even when the
public least suspects it. For
the benefit of those who want
a restoration to full, bounding
health and all the happiness
accompanying it, the following
home treatment is given. 1t con-
tains no Opiates or habit form
ing drugs whatever.
The treatment consist of CD
three-grain cadomene tablets,
packed in sealed tubes, and
widely prescribed and dispensed
by physicians and well stocked
pharmacists. Full directions for
self administration now accom-
panY each tube. II is claimed
that these tablets possess the
most wonderful tonic-invigorat-
ing powers which can soon be
experienced after taking them
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-04-20

that Obregon had succeeded in open.
ing communication with Vera Cruz IL
way of Pachuca, and had been a..
eeiving reinforcements and munitions
Villa had expected To crush 0breann
~ continued attacks which would ex.
pend the enemy's ammunition Moth.
ing has been learned regarding tbe
expedition of Zapata troops which was
reported last week as having started
from Mexico City to attack obregon
in the rear
Coupled with Villas northward
movement came reports in Juarez If
apparently reliable sources that tbs
northern leader had quarreled with
General Angeles. his second IN eom.
mand and artillery chief. Angeles had
been imprisoned. II was said. following
the second unsuccessful assault unop
Celaya.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-04-20
CANADIANS MAKE GOOD
SHOWING IN EUROPE

General Headquarters of the Brit
ish Mmy IN France. April is (yia
l-ondon' 2.&U j.. Ul The Cana
dams may have been fun Of boyish
spirit when they landed in England.
hHt theN have been men in the
IehShes' said q STAFF officer OF the
htftish army, commenting on the
report that the Canadians have been
Iaekihs ~ discipline. They've
huckled down Iike British soldiers
should and their conduct has been
not only without renroach but de-
serving the highest praise"
rms Is the first official statement
Of staff officer In the field reia-
tive 70 d much discussed question.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-04-20

Coughs aud colds are the hHne oi
childhood and cause mothers much
more worry than uny other of the mi-
nor diseases. Those who keep cham
bcrlains Cough Remedy at hand
ready foH instant use have less oc-
easl0u TO worry AIRS ". + Agin
niufften. Ohio SAYS II always RELY
Hpan Chamberlain Cough Remedy
WHEN The children have coughs or
colds ObNinabie everywhere
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-04-20
MOVES tHMtRINE
INTO SIi AIIONHf. WATER

!. Honolulu, April H. - The
Z. United States submarine FL
> submerged on the ocean floor
9 outside the harbar since March
/. %. was raised twelve feet early
= today and tOwed ia shore until
/. it rested on the inelining bot
2 tom.
I. The salvage crew worked all
I. night accomplishing this and de-
(. feFred further work until the z
(. lifting tackle was strenethened.
+. The satisfactory work done
(. thus far ID towing the subma-
n rine. It is believed. VIII make
: unnecessary the pontoon method
/. of raising the craft.
I. Diver Longhman. who became
(. entangled in the lifting cables
{. Saturday aud was rescued by
/. Chief Gupuers Mate Crilley at
/. depth Of 220 feet after four
I. hours work, is recovering slow
/. ~ from the effects Of his expert &
/: cnce
Q ss4$e8 8s9s @e'
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-04-20
FIVE JURYMEN SECURED
IN SEBASTIAN CASE


Les Angeles. caiif April ~ Five
&urygEes nere accepted Ia the trial
which began today Of Charles T. se-
ts:s@ssau. chief IL police and candidate
fur mayor. ard Ars Lille Pratt.
euarged wtth contributing to the de.
huausneN of Edith EefAn. Mrs
prattA mlnVr half sister and ward In
siieatiUnE Nsre that the lurg haA
would he filled before the adjourn
ment uf euHft tom0ffuw uikht
Judge Fred Y wood nf Amador
county who II sitting h the ease. de.
MED 4 motion Tor a separate trial Of
tho defendants He vii rule tomof
tow on 4 demurrer 70 the indictment
charging kehasiian with contributing
q the delinquency ut Victoria Des-
parte and Cetiie Livingstone, minor
wards of the juvenile court
Sebastian ana his counHet Earl
hosefss will plead al that time to the
eharE u attempting 10 eoffuptly in-
fluenee the iurp IN il deliberations 0H
the acc naatians af the two girls
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-04-20
Beware of 0intments for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the senso Of smell
and completely dersnge the whole system when
entering II through the mucous surfaces such
articles should never be- used except on preseriB
tions from reputable physicians. as the damage
they win do Is ten fold to the good you can pos
sEbiy derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure
manufactured by h. j. Cheney & Co. Toledo o
contains no mercury. and Is taken internally
neting directly upon the blood and mueous sur
faces Of the system In buying Hairs Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine. II IA taken
Internally aud made In Toledo. Ohio by s. J.
Cheney i Co Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists Price T5e. per bottle
Take Halls Family Pulls for constipation.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-04-20

Washington. April l9.-Hope that
the crew Of the submerged subma-
rine FL died quickly. escaping the
torture Of suaocatioH as the vessel
lay at the bottom Of Honolulu har-
hor. is held out IN a mail report re-
celved at the navy department today
from Rear Admiral Moore Experts
on the scene. the dispatch said. be-
levcd the twenty-ene officers and
men were killed by an internal explo-
sion.
"rhere is no positive information at
hand upon which 10 base theory as
to the cause Of the accident" said the
report, "but it is believed by the sub
marine experts here that the men in
the boat were killed by some sort OF
internal explosion. They believe that
had there been one man left alive he
could have made signals, or blown
the tanks and thus caused the sub
marine 10 rise. Z"
Since this report was written ten
days ago navy divers from the New
York navy yard. with special equip
ment. have reached Honolulu to aid
in the efforts to raise the F-4 Lines
have been attached to the sunken
hull and It is being gradually hauled
into shallOwer water.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-04-20
SCANDINAVIAN LEAGUE
LIKELY TO BE FORMED

stockholm. Apprtl THE estab-
ifvtfueHt ~ Heaudiuuv ian customs
ieasue is confidently predicted IN the
newspapers ay i result of the ciuser
relations between the scandinavian
countries which the present war haH
brought about This new Scan
dfhHvlduiam stYs one editor. tia
haaFd upon common economic and IN.
teilectuai interests while leaving each
partner liberty aud political independ-
enee.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-04-20
WORLD UNION Of
WOMEN RECEIVES
HEARTY SUPPORT
Movement Established Along
Humanitarian Lines Seeks
10 Alleviate Suffering in
European Countries,

Geneva. April IA ~ The World
Union of Women" recently founded
here bF Mrs Clara Guthrie Cooke, o.
New orleans, daughter of the late
Judge T. J. Merrick, chief justice Of
Louisiana. is receiving support and
members from all parts of The world
Tho Union, established upon the
common basis Of womanlg COMPASSION
which we shall endeavor u manifest
Justly IN rational thought and act,
has issued the following address TO
American women:
Women of America lau have
been "a tower OF strength 70 the per
secuted and desoiated victims Of the
frightfu catastrophe which has over
taken Europe. In a great wave of
sympathy YOU have equipped ships of
mercy with food and olothiue and YOU
have given Bobly. while al the world
has regarded YOU with admiration.
but there exists now vaster cues
uop--a more important need. which
the women of Europe call upon you
to help them solve. II Is the construc-
ton Of the means to prevent the pos
sibility of recurrence Of the cruel
events through which we are forced
10 live
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-04-20

on Tuesday. the goth day of April
1915. az no O'Clock a. M in front bt
the city tia lalng on North Second
street, | willsseil one bay horse. about
s Years old. will weigh ahout eco lbs,
small white star on forehead, branded
ON left shoulder aud left thigh.
THOMAS McAtI4LIN.
City Marshal.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-04-20

THT motion q A1f EUWTra WHa
merely Intended 10 be tho Usual one
.H the conduct uf sueh o case ana In
a0 8ax imBiied auV change IN the po-
sl0aH If the defendant The defense
NiH proceed along It's original lines.
There was rot and is net NOW any IN
fent40n Ia aeVate thereffom MIR.
Bowers simply discussed The legal sit
uAtlon which attached To the article
as published In The absence of an in
nuendo which under well recognized
rules Of law requires II possible a
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-23
@ieb nnb &ropifunen.

aGbicago, %. ss1li. 9finopic6
'3llfllbr 5000. Stiere $500 bis
1910; @ilDe r116 Min6cr, 1925 bis
9.25; Soldier $7.0O-1O.25.
Sdmeine 3nfn6r 10000. 5lal1
9n $6.45-7,7o; 5lmeiit 81 $6.75-
9dafe - 3lfubr 5000. gtetia
81 $5.6O-6.75; 2drmner $500 bis
$500.
@efaiger 13c; iuuee sii5ner
1890.
gntter Creamery 21h Bis
.2512c.
Ger 30 1e-171ze.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-23
ltntcr 5000 @iraldlaft.

gecil Osborne, meld)e in oem SAL
laegel1 beln gigentbiimcr uno Sen 8e=
iiter oes Giperpiem Sotels als@aupt=
5el1gin fir Ben Staat auftretel1 lollte,
aber in Ser Gerban0llng bic bon ibr
friiber lu1teridriebcnen eibli6 erbar-
tete1l Mngaben mioerrief u1ro oaraltf
1rnter ser Mnflage 0eg Meineios per=
baftet apllroe lit geltern inter elmer
Miirgidaft Don 5000 aus Ser @aft
cntlalien moroet. Die 8iirgidaft bes
iul1een Waiodens mllr0e bon @arrp
Ibor geitelt. 3as Gerb0r miro Dor
5rieoensridter G6il. 9al1m itattfin=
Den. Cecil Osborne lit ol1r6 M11palt
Srcb gollmer bertretell. Sic gegen
ibas Maoden erbobene Mllflage Der
9roititution mllrbe niebergeidlagert.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-23

pratti de 5rdntgefdBe
fir &iiden .geben Blumentopfunterz
ldBe ab. Man iiberfpannt fe nit
engma16isem 9rdbtgefle9t ober
Sage, i'm ouf bieie Weiie 5u berbin=
bern, bob bic &iiden ibr @efieoel
our9nGhen, lpas ;bnen iebr l9dblid
1T. ST. 1olden nit @efle@t UNI
ipannten @efdben lolte man oud
Weidfutter rei4en; es mirb 10 elmer
1er14Denoung borgebeugt, Da Die
Siere ni9ts berfraben fDnnen, lpie es
Ipnjt oei9iebt, 9as G0rnerfutter
ltreue mar in meitcm Rrei1e timber,
um Die 9iert ansurei5en, ii9 Beipe=
gung gu ma6er.
3upstlen 5eigen bieM ar
NJ orpIatten in Buoe3immern
baBli9e T1eden ouf, Die ii4 nit gez
pDbnli4em Geifenno1Ier niht enter
men laKen tpolen. 0ieIe reibe unb
biirite man nit trpdenem @of5 ab
uno mifde nit einem 2appen, aus
6etbem MaHer betausgeoriidt, erunb>
fi6 nad. 9arna6 paide man oie
Stelen nod einmal nit Rerp1in0l al
unb f9lieblt6 nit itartem @eifen,
pai1er.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-23
9l1ts be,,t @cridlt.

q. Gaoenbaulen, Sci tamentsbon-
itreder Der Nad)laiienihait bon 9. S.
9orflt but 0urd Mlnpalt @enrp @on-
n1er lei1len S9lltBberibt ~bil1terlegen
laiien.
Marie Natb, alageri11 III eincm
Iaa geger1 So6n n11b Marie &uebI,
bat cine grmioerltng aaf 0ie Mnt-
mort Der 8eflagten 'blrdl Mn1palt S.
W. 9puennlam BON Clinton binter=
legel lalien.
2altra MnIcom 11ro Serman
gpert, Icltamentspollitrecfer ser
9ea6lalienidcft BON 5eroinano
.gapert, Ibaben 0l1rd) Sic Mmpalte @ol=
linger nl10 8lod 10en sdluBberi6t
billterlegen laiien, Ser bon &idter
5beopbill1s gltgebeiben ml1roe.
Comp 2. 8rus bot 0l1rd] sic Mn-
tpalte Side ltno 6ife cine @runo-
eigentNrnsflage gegen George @.
9aitt ii. q. a%nitrenger lalien.
M}or q. 1@ierih lllro Oscar 8:
Sltlernlbl bobe1 0l1rh allpalt @ifs
liam 9oerlh cine grlnocigent1al111s:
floge gege1r. .SarpeD 81. 5%turoepol1t
II. q. anitrengen loiien.
1ie 81, s. s. q. @abnaeiell=
tlddft, melbe IN elmer bon Der Gris
Gitp 6rnit lln3 gpnmiliiion Cont
parlD qngedltrengtm f&ataEqte arg 8eflaa-
te get1a1rtf apltrSoG. 'Tbafbeen ilDplllrh Sic
4nlpalte goof I'M. 9aNnif, ;eilte slirt=
mort al1f bic @lageiGrift Der fldiigerii=
lden 5lrlaa binterlegen laliem. 4.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-23
an elmer ppraeitern g(hpnA

~ SSn elmer borgeltern Mbenb in
ben Maumlidfeiten Ser 8ibliotbef ob=
gc6altel1en Sibung ml,roe ourb yrolt
S, q. Heaoi1lg bon SEQ. 511 9rioge
Mpenlle, 9apenport, cine gereinigu,,g
farbiger 6rallel, organiiirt 1lto 8e=
amtin1en fit oas laufe110e Sabr err
Sci Ser DISCRIMINATING mur=
Den bon 5lpei Naltorcn glliprnden
gebalten.
SSn1 9lod6aapf @ot6tolper gi11g
gcltern bei ii6eral1s 5ablreider 9e=
tbellignng 0as Yifnif ser slnloo, 3al
l1o Woballan @rottos, ser Irei
Staote Dor 1id. Seoes @rotto Bate
IN Dem reid)baltigen 9rogramm Spe-
5%lal1l1mmern. SIN Dem 9ifnif BE,
t6eiligten iid lnebrere tauieno Ncrlo-
11el1.
slm 9onnerstog, Sen 10. gllt-
quit, miro inn Shiibenparf oas 0ies-
iabrige aroBe 3ifnif bon 2oras
Council Der anigbts OF Columbus
ltattfinoen, apie geitern bon Dem 90
5enten bcs Councils, g. s. 5eenep,
befannt 'gegeben lpurbe. Gin treff=
lides Frogrmlm befinoet iid in Ser
9orbereitung.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-23
Sagcnbcd @aaacc 3irf,ts
SIT bel1te @soreen III ser stoot eir-
getroffcm.

SSll 6en iriibel1 Morgemitlmoen lit
Der aroBe Sirius bon @agelthef n1lo
@alace III brei lo1tgen Spe5ial5iiaclt
Der Burlington III Mbltanoen bon je
30 Mill1ten bier e%il1getruffen.
@leid l1ad oen @tr1treffen 1purbe
NIT Der M~l1siooung llnb l%teberfiib=
rl1lla Der @ogclr, 3elte ul1b alien 3l1-
nad) bent often 8allparf i'm
apeltlid1en Sbeile Der Staot begol11elt,
no in unglaltblid fltr5er Belt cine
3eltitaot erridtet apar. llm aebn l1br
Morgells leet 1id oie grpBe, s1pei
Meilell la1l9e 9araoe bnrd oie
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ser Staot in
8emegl1ng. sS1t ser 4araoe merben
ollie groberen miloen Sbierc, ipie 20=
men, Siger, Sagltore. glepba11ten IL.
i. 10. mitgefiibrt meroen. Mu1 gibt
es cine. grobe Mn5abl bon Sdalma=
gen iotpie aft Ml1iiffapellert nuo 5lpci
Dmnpforgeln.
Inn Elm l1br Nodmittags meroen
toie I6ore ser Wenagerie fit Sos all
gemeine Nlr6Iifum geDffnet merben.
SSn scr Me1lagerie befin6en iid) dl1<
berlt %ieltene 5bier=grelnplore aus
@agenbed's aroBem 5oologiiden Cor
ten SIT 5teli11aen bel @amburg. gead)-
mittags nl1b Mbenbs geben sic @al,ptz
porltell1dllgen Dor iid). 80 Mil1l1tc1
Dor oer Gorltell11gen miro sic aus
~ Mllifern beitebenoe &apelle oes
3irfulles inter 2eit1tng oes Captains
81. 6. Sad &on5erte gebcn.