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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-01
ROW OVER PISTOL JAILS TWO
Man Had Gun, Woman Claimed-Po.
liceman Settles Dispute.

Emma Davenport, a widow. Of 736
Eleventh Avenue, and Dudley Snow. of
2047 Westchester Avenue, The Bronx,
were arrested last night, charged with
dividing between them the unlawful
possession Of small, pearl-handled re-
volver.
Two shots brought Patrolman Shaw
running TO 500 West Fifty-frst Street
just before midnight He found the
revolver in Shows hand, but Mrs. Da-
venport insisted it had been snatched
from her She said gang Of men at
tempted to rob her.
81 fred two shots and then the po-
liceman came she said. On her COM
plant John Timmons was arrested as
one of the men who attempted to rob
her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-01
ANVIL CHORUS FOR POLICE
Blacksmiths Of Long Island City Lose
Vehicle Parking Privilege.

Blacksmiths Of Long Island City arc
beating their anvils savagely, for Police
Inspector John J. Collins has ordered
that no blacksmith shall leave We
hiclc I'm front of his smithy shop while
shooting horse Since the memory Of
blacksmiths runs not 10 the contrary,
parking space has been allowed In
front of the smithys of Long Island
City
The blacksmiths have decided 10 take
test case into court Otherwise. they
say, they will be driven out of bust
ness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-01
B0OCOCK LEFT $265,097
Banker who Killed wife and Himself
Loft All TO Children.

Howard Boocock. mixer, who killed
his wife and committed suicide on
March %. 1915, left an cstate valued NJ
S265 qq7 by the transfer tax appraiser
The estate will be held in trust for
the minor children. Kenyon and Mary
until they are twenty-five years old
when they will receive edual shares
There was due Mr. Boocock SlsO'OOo
from s. W. Boocock & Co., which WINS
a gift to him from his father, amount
ing to Sl50,00O and profits Of 100000.
The banker also owned 300 shares OF
Lchigh Valley Railroad stock. APP
praised Mt 1880. His deposits amount
ed TO Sh0l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-01
ADELE RITCHIE DIVORCED
Her Lawyer Denies Reports About
ACTRESSES Remarriage.
tBy telegraph 70 TIE Trfh,,ne


Philadelphia, Jan. 3l.-Adele Richie,
musical comedy and vaudeville actress,
was granted divorce to-day in Com
mon Pleas Court No. from Charles
Nelson Bell, New York wine agent, to
whom she was married few years ago
in Stamford, Conn. Immediately after
the decision rumors were heard that
she soon would be married again.
Miss Ritchie's lawyer declined to say
on what grounds the decree had been
granted, and said that so far as he
knew she was not TO remarry.
Miss Richie was born in Philadel-
phia in 1877 Of French Quaker parents.
She made her first stage appearance in
a French comedy, in which she sang
several songs. She had been married
once before she became the wife OF
Bell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-01
Joie Raw on the Shelf.

Joie Ray. National A. A. L. mile
champion, probably will be unable TO
take part in the programme of distance
runs arranged for him in the East The
crack runner of the Illinois Athletic
Club. pulled a tendon in his right ankle
while training. Ray was entered for
the Boston A. A. games, the New York
A c. games and the Fordham games.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-01
Rabbi, ShrOuded in Smoke
Hands WOrIen and Chill
dren Out Window.
ID RESCUED FROM
BURNING TENEMENT
The Rev. Joseph POsner, Hero
at Fire. Refusing Aid,
Climbs Down.

All the features that go to makc
hair missing motion picture or
"Fighting the Flames" spectacle --
clouds Of smoke. flames shooting sky
ward. two alarms and sensational res
cues OF women and children by the
use Of ladders were present at tho
fire that destroyed the interior Of the
four-story tenement at 400 Columbus
Avenue, near Eighty-fourth Street
yesterday afternoon.
As Hook and Ladder %, motor
apparatus, swung down Columbus Ave
nue., Captain Grehan gave a command
for more speed. Visible in every win
dow were women and children, some
even out on the window lodges, stand
ing against a background Of smoke and
glare.
The apparatus had hardly stopped
when the members Of the company
and that Of an engine company had
placed the 85-foot ladders against the
building The chauffeur and tlllerman
threw on the power to raise the 75-foot
ladder.
Shouts Of "Take your time Don't
Jump Get back from the windows,
coming from the fremen scrambling
up the ladders, mingled with the
screams Of women and children as the
smoke curled past them and the
flames shot out toward the Il" struct-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-01
Plays and Players
of the Film World

Milton c. Work. chairman Of the
board Of directors Of the World Film
Corporation, in statement on the re-
organization Of that concern, yesterday
said that Isidor Bernstein would be IN
direct general control Of the produc.
tional Department Of both the World
and the Equitable.
Under the supervision Of the produc-
ton department heads the following
directors will be actively engaged for
the World Film: Maurice Tourneur, Al
bert Capellani, Barry O'Nell, Emile
Chautard and Frank Crane, and under
their direction these players Will work
for the World: Holbrook Blinn, Robert
Warwick. Alice Brady. Francis Nelson,
Chester Barnett and June Elvidge.
For the Equitable these directors
will work: Frank Powell. James Dur
kin. S. +. Y. Taylor, Edmund Lawrence,
Harry Handworth. John Ince and Bur
ton King, and under their direction
these stars will work: Gail Kane, Car
lvle blackwell, Clara Whipple, Arthur
Ashley. Mary Boland. Bruce McRae,
Mary Charleson, Muriel Ostriche, Henry
Kolker. Charles j. Ross, John Mason,
Fdwardes Davis. Edna Wallace Hopper,
Gerda Holmes, Kitty Gordon and 9TH
ers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-01
CHAPLAIN IN SING SING CASE
The Rev. Peterson VIII Describe Con
ditions 10 Grand Jury.

The Rev. Antho~y Peterson, Of Scar
borough. ono Of the chaplains Of sing
Sing prison. will he witness before
the Wcstchcster Grand Jury to-day II
is understood that he will testify to
conditions in the prison in the last
few months. since he was appointed to
the place. ~.
The time in which Thomas Mott
Osborne might file demurrer to the
perjury Indictment against HIM expires
foSav. Mr.. Osborne said last night
he would flo no demurrer.
"T have no desire 20 win on tech
realities" said he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-01

The Fox publicity department an
nounces seriously and all that that
Claire Whitney aspired TO be a nurse
girl in her youth. But she fell from
grace when she became an amateur
actress, eventually going into screen
work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-01
Bundle Held New Baby.

Suddenly there appeared in the
scons a bearded man in clerical garb.
Ito stood at a window two stories
above the store floor In his arm
he held a bundle. which he lifted out
10 the first fireman up the Boz Tot lad
der "Be careful, it's new born
baby" the man said. rs the fireman
passed the bundle" to the man under
him on the ladder.
The man I'm clerical garb had dis
appeared into the smoke, but before
Inc fireman could climb In the window
he reappeared. carrying a white-faced'
fainting woman, wrapped in bedclothes.
The woman was passed down and, with
few minutes wait between came two
bove. After another woman from the
anartment had been lifted out the
minister, refusing the assistance Of the
firemen, made his way TO the stree
by the ladder
He was the Rev. Joseph Posner, A
rabbi. Of IS East l06th Street. lie was
visiting Mrs. Benjamin Shieb, VIII"
eight days ago gave birth 20 a son.
when the fire broke out. The women
rescued we're Mrs. Schieb and her
Nurse. Tho children were her two
bovs. Isidor. FIVE, and Moses, three.
Down the seventy-fve foot ladder
was carried Mrs. May Reid, sixty-tve
years old, who lived on the top floor.
In a short time Mrs. Mary Tobin, Mrs.
J. Pepperman and Mrs. James McCor-
mick and six children were handed
down 70 the street from the third and
ton floors By the same means.
when the fremen had decided that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-01

Vitagraph blew q hundred-foot yacht
to pieces in Rartan Bay in order to
get thrill in THE Surprises Of an
Empty Hotel" written BY Archibald
Clavering Gunther.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-01

Henry B. Walthall has bought an
auto. lie picked the make by Ignoring
the advice of all his friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-01

STRAND ROOF GARDEN. BrosdVy a. 4I,h s.
MOST DELIGHTFUL PLACE II rOWN
Luncheon u 30 % 2 Moderate Prices Dancing
Afternoon Tea 80 20 B. supper. s % y.
CHANGE or EVENTS NIGHTLY.
II Preparation COLD CONTEXT. REQ. 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-01

Maude Fealy has been engaged by
the Ivan Films for its next picture
THE Immortal Flame
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-01

THE Clarion" Samuel Hopkins Ad-
ams's novel of newspaper life, filmed
by the Equitable, will be released on
February 21 Private viewing shows
that the mob scene, filmed in Jackson
willie. is one Of the most remarkable pict-
ures ever taken.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18
Etnr nnnklR Tat. (2z2e 29omas eoeS)

teren StraBe ndberteH
oy3ein - ntcin Cinnen geb0rt nod inls
mer Der &eraouaenbeit eripioerte Slos
renee; ,Aie gibt mir ebeuio uneroriinOIibe
Ndtiel mlf iuie 0er @eoante on Die fou,
menoen Sage
sd Doffe, Gle oenfen nibt 0uran, oas
uardbenncIt~ 81 uerlaiien2" foricbte 2tpen
ipeiter
aDOltUr girst gibt iid olle Iiibe, mid
0a5ii 81 bemegen."
.gBie, Dottor @iret mill Sic iIberreoen,
Sbr &eim alf SuQe6en2"
so er bietet mir Elm ncues bel lidj, i'm
u&orbeerboIe~ an"
nltno Sie nntiporteien i6m2"
sd bat mir @eOeet5eit ans. cd geitebe,
iein glntroG bat mnnbeS gerludenoe fir
mid 1ottor Giret geitnttet mir iogar
meine Diener nit 5ubriuaen; oie ein5ige ie.
bod. fir Die icb feline Giiite in glniprucb ne6-
men fpiiroe, mener Wfiltter aonumerjime
fer glnna, oiirftc uorousiidtldj inier &ous
mr oerloicn. I'M ibrer &errin ms @rub
3u folgen. Sie leiDet an einem f9iperen
@cr3iibel oa5 iid1 nit ie0cn EaQe uers
iblnnHerf g. IN mas iiir elm 3rauerbns
Dul Dtl2 RAitDttt ultltL RCllu btilbVl'uCll! !!
6riber gliidIidj, bebaaliG) IoraloS wia
teineS. tino iebt IT. nbtS ais Glcno
oarin~
sic folltcn 70 ber5wciielte 0eoanfen
iidt oltifommen Iaiien," rnterbrad 6oir-
iorD i6ren idmer5lid)en GeiiiblSerNuB.
.geir geben nls ielbit ouf, iobolo mir Ser
ooiimliqSloiiqfeit Giir nuo Eor 0ffnen.
qQeut I'D, tltfpr Qphqu he-0ii1frrf nprntSgpu
mir mir 5i leidt Den Souueni6ein, Der ims
emit beqliidtcr
nggiro er mir icnols tuieoer leitdten ?"
fraate 5lorence, nit Den SrGnen fdmpieno.
.@etpiB. i'd bofie es 5uoeriihtIit,~ ant
iDortete Open irelber5ig n'6olten Gle oob
felt an Dem alien erfabrlnosiabe ousgIei-
d6enoer @eredjtigieit, Der cine Der eriten
@rlmoIaeen mieres Daieins biloet."
,.@laubeu aud Sie oaran9" fragtc sslo.
renee, einem Ginoe gled), Ieidt getroltet
Durdl GpenS oertrauensbolIe g8orte.
ngsas tonueu mir Seileres tun," eripi-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18

5um @ingang. gSenn er Die Siir ber11loi.
len fon0, bate eS ibm feline S6pieriqfeit
bereitet, iie nit &i[fe Der nlitQebrad1ten SSrs
ltrrnnente 81 offnen bod pollte er pomog.
lid feline Spur ieiner nd6tliben Gnt-
oedlngsreiie binterlalien. @r 5itterte bef-
tig, ais er NIT oen folteu Sinoern nab ser
&linfe griff TT ooS Slid mar ibnl bol0 ~
Die Cir ging ipioeritonOsIoS aiii, irao so.
iepb buIdte, Ieiie ipie cine &obe, obne
Semmnis Die Sreppe binuuf. 9o6 bier
berlegte ibm oas felt oeridloIiene @fortben
III Der Stiegenabteillmg oen gSeg. Gr
idlid] uieoer 3itriid un0 tponote lib chenIo
oer6ri6loS Der Giir bon Smens S6lofs
Simmer 5u
Dide S6peiBtropfen ltanoen olIf So-
aiepbs blalIer Stirn, ais er bort nit idiot
ternoen &llieen atemlos lau16eno title
bielt gr mar iid6 Der &iibnbeit ienes I'm
ternebmens pollfommen beipliBt, eS galt
felt5ultellen, Oh aitb Smen 6airfor0 an Ser
nGhtliben @anOermg oes imbefarnten
gSeibeS teilnabm; ieiner 9eredbnunq nod
bGtte er 5ebn gegen ems gepettet, 0oB er
oeS S6auSberrn Sdlafqema6 leer fin0en
piirOe, ALLEN, ielbIt sSSoiepb 9oogerS
OuJuA lltllt lOltltlC llAI BCDCl ullD lOCtlll u
iebt in 5oirfor0S Sdnoe fiel, mar lein
Spiel fir iinner perloren
Dit Der 9iebten ilmflamuerte 900qer
ein in Der SaiHe oerborgenes Stenuneiien
oas eben 70 gut ols 8erf5eug, tpe ais Ser.
teioiQnnqSlpaife oienen fonnte, nit ser
2infen faBte er Die alinfe, modte oie Sir
poriidtig ouf im0 frodb onnn alf allen Sic
rem in gr6Bter Ser5ensonglt na6 Smens
@ett bin Sobnlo er oen 8foIten oesIeIben
fiiblte, Dielt er borbeno fill. W3it be6en-
Der Sono rieb er. Gin 8iinob0l5ben on 1m0
lieB oen idpaden 2idti6immer mlf oie
2oqerltGtte fallen. 3u ieiner unausiprcd-
Iiben @enuehuina nor iie Ieer, ia ioaor
unberiibrt; alif Der 9ede lag Scr ibmor3e
Sod, ben 9pen nod beim glbenoelIen oe.
tragen bate.
@obIbebolten in leiner Gommer mie0er
anaelangt, rib id @ooger Sadie unS Qra-
gen pom 2eibe, 3iinoete feline gfeiic an,
ieete iib auf oen 9ettrano lno begauu oas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18

arbeit, in getreff Der @ntbaItiamfeit bate
er, eitige perito5lene 0eluhe i'm 9orf-
mirtsbalie ouseenommen, Dlitglieo oeS
Nt1BgfeitSbereiis iein f6unen, uHo ipag-
boliig genug mar iein llnternebmen, 0a
Sag fir Gag 6rou GoiporeDs Idarfes Sluge
Da6iam aiif ibm rltbte.
r3lm Senfer NIT Dem emiacn @artenl"
rief @oo0er gG6neno, ais er Samstaa friib
1egen balb 5lDc! llbr oitf ienem SeIiel
itano mo ourf oos @udfenIter oes Selts
booens ben @orten beo6odtete. Cine Bier
teIihtnoe ipdter beiebten Iih feline ourh
Sd)lailoiigfeit obqciponnten 3iioe. Iellts
lid b0rte er ole bor0ere SoitStiir 0ffnen.
slnf Die @efabr bin, ons @enid 81 brecben,
redtc er id5 altf oen 6uBipiten empor,
oriidtc Die gtuie pldtt an Die @IosIbcbe
uuo imteridieo MN in Der Sot Die ibm be.
reits luoblbefnnnte, qrolc, fteife, I1par5
berhiillte @eitolt 0dt rerI6leiert oie
meBen Sduoe obnc SHlIe, idritt Ie Dor
Dem &mlie riiitig altf ul0 ob.
Soiepb botte lid l0nglt cine glnIidlt fiber
Die ge6einlnispollen 0inge gebilOet, oie iid
bier 5ntrugen, im0 er brannte Dor g}e.
gier0e, iid BON Der 9iidtiqfeit oerIelbcn All
iiber5elgen. Gas lieB iib jeoo1 mr. aus
iiibren penn Die nGbtli6e Spa3erodn-
gerin lid cnti4loB, oen Gorten al perlol-
len Gr uiinidte oies INN 70 iebnliber, ais
nod ieiner bis6erigen Grfabrlno cine 10
giinitige @elegenbeit uie ole beitigc. nur
ielten mieoerte6rte.
@abrbaitig iie luterbra6 ibr cinf0r-
miges glitf. in0 g}ie0ermanoeIn idritt Dem
Mitfertorp Al finn Snrf s1nprnA o;nion
gIngcu6Iife it'll, idloB oe Gjarteutiir
boitig aiif ruo id)Iug Die &idtuug naA Dem
Sirdbof ein
u@nolf,1 rief 8ooger nit Iidtli6 qr-
Ieidtertem Ser3en gr iprana pom Geiiel,
8iinoete Elm Sidt an cntnabm feinem aof-
fer eiuige @erf5euoc, itiea Die 2eiter linab,
berlieB Den StnIl lmo blieb erlt Dor Dem
8eniter Oes i'm @roeei6oiie gcIegcnen
@obn5immers itebeu.
gs mar ibm Elm Ieidtes, Sen Riegel sn-
riid5uiAieben @r icbmong iid in oos
ountle @enla@ uHo idIicb ger6ulAlos bis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18
@o66

grIebte elmer reifIiden lleberIeelmg sli I'M.
ter5ieben.
g9us ioIIte oieS alleS be6euten? Cipens
3imner lcer ~ Ole ionoer6nre llnbefonnte
81 nddtlider Shm0e olf Streii3i;oen
opr6 oas 1orf begriffen 9lnqeuonmlen,
5rau GopOreD iorge fir Die leibIiben 9e-
oirfniiie ieuer Eerlon, 81 iDelbcr "a.
qcS5eit perfc6rte ie init ibr er 1omo6l, lpie
Snrab, mcld)e Die Icugcr 0a3m trieb, 1ton-
oen 81 icoer Stum0e allf ser @od)t, lno
feines bon beioen 6otfe iemaIs sSrol @oip-
orep ourd] ole oebeimnisnollc Cir nod
oben geben ieben
Yooger mar Der 2ollmg 0es QroBen gldt.
ielS nlid] belte nid)t n1Ber geriidt, nlr ii6er
cifen ltmitano moltete fir ibn fcin. 8ipei-
fel: bier CAB eS @elo, iooor iebr niel @elo
81 peroienen. 0od golt es erlt ctlpos tIebr
&ibt III Ods Dmifel 81 bringen, bcoor er
einen @rpreiIngSperiii1 fpooen olrite Gr
miBte Oo6er allf ieinem Soften ausbarren,
ben @orten i'm S6ipeiBe Icnes 9lneslidts
beorbeiten, Die Stieiel ge0noiQ puben imo
Dor ollei1 feline Su6saugen Sag iniD Ra6t
often balten.
9lm toI0enoen Montag iaB slorence
allen in ibrem gSobn5inner, ais Smcl
cintrot unO licb I'M @erIauf ieincs 9eIltbes
uaA glnnens @efinOeu erflmoiote.
,9ie lit iibler 0aran, ais ie," beri6tete
6lorence, 4mau bari iie iueOer bel Sag nod
bel giadt alleiu loiieu, oub 0oftor 9iret
ideint GlBerit beiorgt 81 fem
o0aS fIin9t redt tralrig, meintc Smen
teibnebnleno; noo6 ood)te ib mir po5I, ooB
eS iblebt nit i6r ite6t. Die ytadfrage
follte Mir nir gum &orwanOe oienen, sic
aiif5idnd1en.@
uGeiien beonrf es bod uidJt, Serr Sair-
forol~
n0ann laiien Sie es ais @efbDidtioung
meineS @eluiiiens gelten." beborrte sSoir.
forO n@s flingt obideulib feige, uno bod
fam i'd iiber Ole @nlpfinoimg nidbt binois,
Dab id IN $Brem Saiie nidts ritebr 6u,
iudben babe"
v&roboem in0 sic bier, " tuarf 6Ioreuce
nit ianitem 2ddeIn elm
W (bortieBlmg folgtl ~ s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18
(S qortIebltila.)

70 tJotlltbNhB-)
.@s lit oas eritemol, ooB id mid 70 melt
pom &auie entierne," antmortete iie, nab.
reno beioe oen Riidpeg nad Dem Gorfe
einldimrn ,Gn0lib oronBen, in Der
idlonen, freien 9lotnr, fam Elm @efiibl iiber
mid, ais mollte i'd am liebiien epig pnn-
bern; fiirdlte idj mid bod, in mein eitl-
lnmes, pcrloilenes SSeim 8iiriid5utebreH --
@aqen Gle ielbit, Serr Sairioro, gibt es
etpaS GtieblifercS, ais Dab enI 9onu
ipurIos com Grobooen peridipinoet luo
niclnon0 nln ~ nbnen perniaa, uas oilS
ibm geporoen iiY Die glnait mo lln9e.
miBbeit miro mid nod) i'm Der @eriiano
brinaen"
.Snlten Gle oieicn 9mionc Hie nlirei-
beu0er, uls cine @cuiBbeit. ieIbit Der trau-
ri0lien 9lr2~
,-Cff losn;iit eS mir 70 por" erfpioerte
slOvcrts Die MIR 81 raid IN ibre olte
Irohofafeit 3uriidliel sd bermille
meine Wlutter mebr mo mebr nit jeoem
1cuen Gage. oIIein Die Eroner INN tie lit
fricopcIlc g8ebmt i'm Geraleh 81 Dem
miI0eu Shmer5e Der MIDI crioBt pean id)
Des BQters aeoente4
,,8elpiB. itimmte Cmen teiluehmen0 bel
--eDer &pD VI nIc9t Der lebel srDBtes. &r
ldbt lms Den periD6nenocn Iroit onB mir
8nierblebenen ollein nod 81 leioell 6a.
ben ipdbreno lie. Die ms entriiiei muroet.
nidtts niebr pon g8eb in0 Gnttauibung
empiinoen Qnuienomal bitterer III es,
aeIebte 4genihen nit Dem lln0liid fdnipien
8ll Iebel. obuc cineH Shotten bon oil
mmq, Dab ibr 9eoen ieHIalS Sin0eung
fiIoen f6nnte
@eritoblen bIidte 8lorcnce 3u ibrem &c.
oIeiter biiuiber Gr bieIt oe gluacn auf
Sen @ooen qe6eitet, Die breten SduItern
Ieid)t mad born aebeu9t mo fSpite ab uno
an elm &eioeroslein nit Ger Sspibe cinee
.Gtodes. giannte aud elm NSeE4n iein,
Aas er Iiebte uo ins eineM graniomen
AbidlaIe beriaIlen par9
1aben Gle lhon iiber $bre nddite 81.
minen gntibluB aefaBt2" nobm Toir-
peranoertem Lone oos Itodenoe
pieoer aut ais iie lid Der beleb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-18

oerte 8oirforo ernIt. nSie p1ren aIio ge-
neigt nlf 0oftor @irets glnerbeten ein5u,
geben2" fiigte er nod tur3er &aiie br5t.
og8as piiroen Sie mir raten, Serr Jair-
foro?~
sd fiirdte, mein 9lot pdre nidjt im-
eigenniibig ~ i'd perliere cine 5reunOin,
iobolo Sie Sbr Saus perloiien"
,&einesmegs,~ ermi0erte Slorence ent-
idbieOeI, lid bin feline 0efdngene; nu6
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