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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19
SENTENCED is
WHITE SLAYER
, L. F. Coyne Gets Term of
Three Years; Many 9th
ers Are Sentenced.


Lee F. Coyne, who was convicted on
two counts by a jury before judge Cor
don Russell in the United States dis
trict court, on a charge Of white sla-
very, was sentenced to three years in
the federal prison at Fort Leaven-
worth, Kan, by judge Russell Thurs
day.
Coyne was charged with having
brought two women from Calexico,
Cal to FL Paso for immoral purposes.
COyne's home is in Seattle. Wash
The jury which has been hearing
criminal cases before Judge Russell.
was discharged Thursday and the
hearing Of civil cases was begun
Other Sentences.
Other sentences imposed by judge
Russell were the following:
Salvador PortiIlo. stealing sugar con-
signed TO United States, three years
in training school at Washington
Priscilian Hernandez. stealing sugar
consigned TO the United States; three
years at training school at Washin-
ton Alberto Marquee. two years at
Washington training school for steal
ing sugar consigned to the United
states. Jose GallardO, three years at
Missouri state training school for boys,
for stealing sugar consigned to the
United States Jesus Rodriguez. three
years at Missouri state training school
for boys, for stealing sugar consigned
to the United States. Frank AKers.
embezZling package from the United
jail and 800 fine Jose de Luna was
released on his own recognizance 10
appear at the April term on charge Of
neutrality violation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19

neient sureties. one OF which shall be a
Tesldent OF the County OF e Paso STATE Sr
Mayor OF the CITY OF Fl Paso. Texas a1T
rs successor IN office. for the use and bene-
interest may aDOear who shall have a
SS--1s eL acton AGAINST the PRINCIPAL in s. Il
pond by virtue OF the misconduct rnisran-
reseutations. fraud or faifu-a - r.i-T-s-,l-1--
keen the agreements and warrar-ies ~ s,i5
prlnclpal his agents servanths or er11lcveS
IN connection with the conduct of ssiF b45-i
ness which. bond SHAH bs cor,5i+5a,.5t - -
Ine prompt PAYMENT OF any fudFrnenr
aseinsi said principal or surety in anv civil
which he or they may be conder1-s5 - m, q;
ton fraud or failure TO keep ar-resT-,s-Fs 80
y arranties- and that said r-i1ci1si 1-iii
y July preserve his ordinanhe Of the civ
oI n Faso- and further conditioned f5st
silu PRINCIPAL as above provided SHAH have
Gr principal without foininF the su-sfv sysi
InS surety or sureties without Joining TIA
SECTION E. The perufssio1 70 ,-7,,..
ne nusineSs Of itinerant vender or suc-
~ 80 sldl oe granted BY the CITY Coun-
S- only upon application OF the person FIN
il in writing which shall stsfe H. 80 80, ~ -
shall set forth in detail the goods n, X Si an
and what statements or re5ressrt.Sr - a.
70 pc made or advertised as 10 the sarrs
ane the length OF time for which the per
TX or similar business 10 designate an the
shall furnish further evidence n -s--r,i-.s
~. ~ the Slty Council necessary 70 esrabiis6
- ruin or the statements made IN said
q LD-lcttlon- which license so granted sh-i1
!. tIlllnate one month after the fssua-~s -
lne same. unless the person firm ~ -
1oI az Ion securing the same snail nav -
Z ne Assessor and Collector an adiitiorgI sr,-9
o. IlEe tSa-ool dollars for each addiffo11i
ness -t se-iu ous--
SECTION 8 That the fact that said na,-
son Iirin- or cornorarion takes a fessa ~
ne place or building wherein said perso-
I'm or CORPORATION intends 10 cary IN rhei-
{ -slleSS Lor period less than siV Isl
months. shall he sufficient evidence 10 49,
AM the. InCinE that said person firn, -
-iuneer. -- VI auc-
o1 49, ~ ic-, p II any person firm or cor
! ~ n atltlL tlelr agent servant employee
\ Y ~ s5idll en<aSe In the businesses above
! s..llel N-lnguI securing a license FOR the
=. u.s. ng.ein provided and who shall vio-
sc any or the provisions OF said ordinance
'ndt ne deemed guilty Of misdemearor
mo shali De Tined upon conviction thereof in
nv sum not less than fifty fS5o O0l dollars
p more than two hundred fS200.00l dollars
tuu each and every dav that said person.
lriL or corporation shall engage IN srlch
,t>lIess or without such license. shall con-
utute a separate 0ffense
PASSED and approved this 2Sth day OF
s. utember- 1916.
Tom Lea
Attest.
:. F. Dawson City Clerk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
EMILY STEVENS TOMORROW.

Emily Stevens, declared by critics
and the public alike TO be the fore
most emotional actres on the stage,
when they saw her last season in
The Unchastened Woman" will be at
the Unique Friday. Saturday and sun
day. in The Wheel Of the Law" q five
part Metro picture Miss Stevens has
begun her second season in her notable
stage success. but she finds time TO
work in Metro studios and viii be seen
on that program from time 10 time.
The Wheel of the Law deals with
the fallibiliry Of circumstantial evil
dence. There is unending novelty in
the production and scores of thrilling
and gripping scenes The story is one
OF romance. politics, intrigue and the
stage Miss Stevens is supported by
a notable cast which includes Frank
Mills who has been a stage and screen
star in his own right. and is featured
with her Harry Davenport. Edwin
Holt. Raymond Mckee, Roma RAY
mond, Jerome y. Wilson and Charles
Elridge- George D. Baker directed the
production. Miss Stevens will be re-
membered by motion picture audiences
for her splendid work in Destiny. or
the Soul of a Woman. and The House
of Tears two notable Metro wonder
plays--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19

Louis R NcLain ct al. from Culberson,
appellants motion to file brief JacoDo
L Russek vs. Wind Ems * Co, from Fl
Paso. appellee's motion for ceruorari-
] L. Tyler ct al VS. A :. McChesney,
from Reeves. appellants motion TO tile
briefs and postpone submission Mrs
Matte ROuser VS. E H HOsue ct al,
from Anderson, appellee's motion TO file
briefs.
Luis Perez VS.. Atchison. Topeka &
Santa Fe Ry- Co. from FL Paso, agreed
motion 10 postpone submission
H. r McClintock vs. H. Hays Wat
son. from FL Paso. agreed motion TO
dismiss at appellants cost
Motion overruled-Mrs- Matte Rouser
vs. E H Hogue ct al. from Anderson,
agreed motion 10 postpone submission
Al Popham VS. Chas- EgEleston, ct
al. from Reeves. appellees' motion for
certiorari.
Affirmed-C. s. L Seureau vs. s n
Frazer ct al. from Harris. W D. Brad
shaw ct al vs. J. B. Marmion, mayor ct
David Attaway VS.. Schmidt & AIadi-
gan Grocery co. from Harris. Farm
ers K Citizens Savings bank VS. tellN
Smith. ct al from Anderson. J. B.
Holloman vs.. II. NJ Black. from Leon;
Jas A Baker It al. receivers VS.. W A.
Ives, from Anderson
Reversed and remanded-Ezrel Allen
kowsky vs. Texas < New Orleans Rail-
road company, from Harris
Submitted-Charles A GoOdsOn VS..
Houston & Texas Central Railroad COM
pany. from Burleson. c F Carr vs.
Grand Lodge United Brothers Of Friend
ship from Anderson. J. b Holloman vs.
H NJ Black. from Leon y E Ihorne
vs. B. .. Dashiell. from Leon Alex Jen-
kins vs. Guaranty State bank. Of Pales-
tine. from Anderson James A Baker,
receiver vs. W a. Ives. from Anderson
Mrs Matte ROuser vs. E H Hogue ct
al. from Anderson Joe L Hill vs.. First
state bank of lakewood. from Anderson
Texas & Pacific Railway company vs.
Hugh H Elliott. from El PasO- Otto
Hoefs ct al vs. J 9. Short. from Reeves
Consolidated Kansas City Smelling and
Refining company vs. J. D. Dean, from
Ell PasO.
Reformed and Affirmed.
Ingham : Roberts vs. T. ]. Atwood.
Ell al from Harris.
Reversed and Rendered.
St Louis. Brownsville * Mexico Ry.
CT et al vs. H A. Paine. from Harris.
Affirmed In Part; Reversed, Rendered
Frank J. Mikeska ct al vs. Jesse
Garrett, from Burleson-
Cases Set for November ..
Kansas City. Mexico d Orient Ey.
Co of Texas vs. {. A Finke, from |
Knox.
Hackney Manufacturing Co. vs. a. |
T. Celum et al from Fl Paso.
Jeff Davis county vs. =. B Davis, et |
al from Jeff Davis
l. Alderete et uN- vs.. W d. MOsley, |
from FL Paso-
Dempster Mill Manufacturing Co. vs..
2. A Humphries. from Reeves
Maria De ShazO ct al vs. J. W Eu-
bank. from FL Paso-
H V Carr Ell al vs. PecOs Valley
state bank. from Reeves
: W Portland Cement Co vs.. Bar
ley Presbitero ct uN- from n fasu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19

AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE
FRRNl VNbEs And k iH 7f' F
: AND PRQNIDING a PENALTY AND De
Z GLAZING AN EMERGENCY
SECTION l. BE 1t ordained BY the CITY
Council Of the CITY of El Paso that no per
son. firm or corporation shall engage in the
tioneer in the CITY Of II Paso without first
Council Of the CITY o. Fl Paso as herein
SECTION. p That the. words '1tiuerant
veneer snail Pc construed TO mean and in
clude all persons. firms CORPORATIONS. or
transient bushes In tIe Citv ef 81 30 9I
So ling goods wares or merchandise. and
49, I. l-a--s- % ocg lpies any room
huiidlng- or STRUCTURE Tor the exhibition
The words ~itineraut auctioueer' shall be
construed 90 mean and include all persons
Temporary or tr1rsieTt b1ei,ssS in a. ri, IN
or III Paso selling goods. wares. or rner-
or aucticneer Who doc nor NEIL ~ 49,
faith TO engage in said business for period
9n ~ least SIX 90 months IN the CITY OF
El Paso. Texas shall be deemed to be con-
Quoting a temporary or transient business.
eut no person iirfn- or CORPORATION so en-
EsSEed snail De relieved from the provisions
e4 this ordnance 0y reason OF being ass0-
--tg- .eiIugI.tiliN with any local dealer.
Quoting said temporary or transient business
~ '.i-.iY .io. WIN. OF as a part. Of any To-
SECTION 2. That the provisions 81 mis-
nance 3llala NoL GuulN TO sales made d
dealers hv commercial travellers. or selling
agents IN the usual course OF business. nor
70 bona Ille sales OF goods wares or uer-
chandise by sample for future delivery nor
. sales made under authority and bv order
OF Jaw That any person selling or Offering
ior sale any goods wares or merchandise
uhutr tne provisions Of this ordinance shall
s,ptct 20 the CHARACTER QUALITY kind and
DESCRIPTION OF the same. and which for rhe
pur pose hereof shall be construed a. war
I@niies ana any breach Of the same shall be
~ nish1hie as hereinafter provided
That any person. firm OF CORPORATION de-
slrlnE TO engage I'm Tn. business % timer
,.ut veneer or 1ucttoneer as herein defined I
nav obtain a license therefor from the city /
Cnuncii or the civ Of Fl Paso uuon pawn !
the assessor and collector Of taxes a license Z
le, or tlity fSse- o0i dollars and bv films
win the CITY Clerk bond 20 De approved i
hf said Clerk executed hv the apnfirar.- Z
ana 2 solvent corporation incoruorated un-
ger the laws OF the State OF Texas or hav-
INK a permit 20 do a bonding business I'm 4
the State OF Texas. OF two Eood and sur /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19
W. H. Austin
Broaddus & LeBarOn
A. P. Coles & Bros.
Davis Bros.

; the world who is capable of being the
successor Of Sarah Bernhardt. will be
seen Ior the last time today AT the
blJou in the wonderful photoplav.
Islander II is "A modern society photo
play that every woman should see
and men should study. Il is a better
picture than Eternal SaphO." recently
run at the BijOu- Come to the dav
SHOWS If possible and avoid the crowd
at night
tomorrow at the Biiou. Charlie
Chaplin and Ivy Close viii be seen in
some comedy numbers, "A Laughing
saturday, The Girl From Frisco"
VII De mere again. in another Of those
classy pictures
sunday, Nary Pickford viii be the
headiiner in one Of Little AIary'sT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19
LAST DAY 4THE BIRTH OF rExAs-

So many requests were received by
the Grecian management for a contin-
uatiOn OF the showing Of Griffith's
Birth Of Texas" that il was decided 10
extend the engagement one more day.
As a result FL PasO people viii have
one more opportunity TO see the pic
ture that has created widespread com
ment in this city the past three DAYS
II is impossible for the Grecian to
hold 1t longer than today It is ad-
visable, therefore. that those who have
not seen IL yet, avail themselves Of the
attendance on The Birth of Texas
has increased materially. each day OF
showing is the best answer that the
picture has unusual merit. All those
who saw il liked il and told their
friends to come and see il and many
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19
risk JUST ONE GENT

Send no money. Just your name and ad-
dress on a postal card Say. Dear sam
hatz Please tell ne how you cured your
calarrh and how I can cure mine" That's
al you need 10 say. ] will understand. and
I viii write TO you with complete informa-
non FREE, at once Do not delay. Send
tne postal card or write a letter today
Don't think Of turning this page until you
nave asked for this wonderful treatment
mat can do for you what II has done for me.
SAM hATZ, Room 4. l. II9.
100 Indiana Avenue Chicago Ill
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19
| Am Free--You Can Be Free

Ny cstarrh was filthy and Ioathsone Il
made me i'll II dulled my mind. Il under
mined my health and was weakening my
VIII The hawking. coughing. splitting made
me obnoxious 10 all and my foul breath and
disgusting habits made even my loved ones
avoid ne secretly Ny delight in life was
that in time Il would bring me TO an IN
timely grave, because every moment Of the
DAY and night it was slowly yet surely sap
ping ny vitality
But found a cure and I am ready TO
tell you about il FREE Write me promptly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19
HOW | CURED
MY CATARRH
TOLD IN A SIMPLE WAY
Without Apparatus, InhaIers, SaIves,
Lotions, Harmful Drugs, Smoke
Or Electricity.
Heals Day and Night

It is a new way It is something alb
solutely different No lotions. sprays
or sickly smelling salves or creams No
atomizer, or any apparatus Of any kind
Nothing to smoke OF inhale- No steam
ing or rubbing or injections No cleo
tricIty or vibration or massage. No
powder: no plasters. no keeping in the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19
A Few Suggestions

If you would set aside certain proportion Of your money for
investment and buy real estate with buld cottages the
land rent the cotages-theres permanent income that will
yield rich rewards-ou of all proportion the of money
you put In.
IF you would buy build ap houses tenements you
could be assured of income of from Y percent upwardsand
how far superior such income salary Nothing
inmate it, nothing can take it from you
Or if you would buy nothing but lots in selected
residence district and hold them think of what would
of the investment! In the first place. would be money
saved money that you could always your hands tang
values of real estate FL Pao would guarantee you the sell
ing of the property profit Thirdly you would always have
place of your to build home upon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19
THE COURTS.

EIGHTH COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS.
J. r. Harper. T. r. Higgins and l. VI
WaIthaII. Justices.
Motions granted-Kansas City. Mexico
& Orient Railway company vs. c. a
Finke. from Knox. appellants motion
for a rehearing. F. c. Plummer ct al VS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19
Fisk-Ramsey Realty Co.
Leavell & Sherman
James l. Mari & Co.
MayfieldBldg. &Imp. Co.

"UtOpia--a modern home heated
with Cerrillos White Ash Coal south
western Fuel and Feed CO. Phones
5Sl-f4ff Double four-dJuble fourl.-I
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19
DONA ANA JOINS
IN DEDICATION
Las Cruces People Go to
Elephant Butte to Wit
ness Ceremony at Dam.

Las Cruces. y. NJ. Oct. 19--Las
Cruces and vicinity sent a delegation
yesterday and this morning 10 Elephant
Butte TO be present at the dedication
OF the dam Among the number were;
Lafayette Clapp. H. b Link, Mrs Orrin
Foster. Mr.. Goddard. Mr. and Mrs.
Numa Frenger. Mr.. Won Eberstein and
Mesdames Burrows. Elliott and Heo-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19
The Dominant Advantage

The thing that real estate far above all
other forms of investment is its SAFETY 1t Is NEVER los
ing proposition least In such progressive city Ell Paso If
the investor judicious and cautious
Would you have advice this matter? Would you take ad
vantage the years of experience that experts the business have?
You get mpreudced udcious counsel from any of the
undersigned firms
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19
TEXAS GRAND MILITARY NIGHT.

Tomorrow night Friday. as an extra
added feature at the Texas Grand.
special program made up Of military
acts VIII be provided at the conclusion
OF The Deep Purple
Many acts all provided by the army
men. are already entered. and the pro
gram rs exceptionally promising These
acts are professional and semi-pro-
fessionaL and viii compare with the
best class Of vaudeville The usual
small Texas Grand admission adm5rs
to both atJractious-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19
WHY NOT BUY YOUR
SELF AN INCOME?

salary permanent thing; there many unexpected events that
you lose it The firm for which working bust
ness higher officials changed and avone your
you your health become ucpaad for work. any hundreds
of unforeseen may deprive you of livelihood
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19

Hreclan patrons expressed themselves
lh nlgnly complimentary terms con-
graduating the management for bring
lEg II TO Ell Paso- II should be remem-
Dered that today is positively the last
DAY this picture viii be shown in FL
faSo- Those who miss il now viii
see iL-Adv.
E II. SOTHERN CONES TO ALHAHBRA
UnQuestionably the screen 4uDear-
Shakespearean actor. is the most i'm
portant event in the history of the
phOtoplay- The supreme II MUS of the
modern stage. the man whose mastery
viii leave its indelible influence on the
drama for all time. viii be seen in
only three screen productions. Of which
The Chattel." al the Alhambra. today
only. is the first These three pic
lures made by Mr.. Sothern viii c0nsti-
tute MS last public appearance as
when he is through with them he will
retire to private life. taking UP his
abode in England with his wife. Julia
Marlowe- The Chattel" is a strong
society play dealing with q rich finan-
cier who buys and pays for everything
he cOVetS. even his wife. and cOnsiC-
ers her, along with his other purchases.
as his ~Chattel-" How the Chatter
worked out the problem and made him
see the right way is a wonderful story
bly, presented by Mr- Sothern
supported by Peggy Hyland. the
WIGWAM-MARY MILES mINTER.
Nary Miles Minter viii be seen at
the Wigwam today and tomorrow in
"Dulcie's Adventure" This is a story
Of young miss of the new South who
has been raised amid the traditions Of
the old South. The story is a romantic
one and offers the pretty young star
opportunities Miss Niuter IS
now being directed by James Kirk
wood who was director of Mary Pick
ford in most Of her recent successes
The Mutual Film corporation is max
ing every effort 10 put Mary Miles
Minter in the front rank Of stars She
has beauty. young talent charm of
and a vast stage and screen
experience These attributes. together
with the care that is being taken i'm
staging and directing the productions
ia which she appears should make her
lne OF the screens most popular stars.
There viii be special music from .
10 and from 10 10 on the wonderfui
dope-Jones unit orchestra. which is
tqual 10 8 musicians. This Is the
argest unit orchestra in Texas-AGv.
AT'TR lotions At BTJOI-.
kHHn aN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19
Put Your
Money
To Work
An Income May Be Permanent

Yet it possible to have regular income, coming you
matter what happens the business world matter what hap
pens youan income, moreover that will with your
DEATH but will continue contribute support your family
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19

choice pictures entitled Just Like
A - Woman" Don't miss this one.
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19

FT5ATJ RE ATTRACTIONS At RTJOU.
Bertha halich. the only woman in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19
Ordinance.

AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE
LICENSING AND REGULATING OF TIN
F-EANT EENuERS AND AUCTIONEERS OF
GOODS WARES AND MERCHANDISE
AND PROVIDING A PENALTY AND DE-
Glazing AN EMERGENCY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19

Newman Investment Co.
Perry-Kirkpatrick Go.
Horace B. Stevens
AndersOn-FiIIer Inv. Co.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-01

Jrau So.Tepb Grsena ?
.lpap, Die i'm Spipital in purtases.
Ya., 10 iebr OIL Ylltleere litt, pub
i1r 2lldeben nur cine Jra9e bon
5tuaben gu iein idien, befinoet lih
peute nuf orm Wege Der 9eHeruns
uno piro nud Nnliht ser 9(erate
bocbit lua6riheinlidb pollltdnpig gene
len infolge Der brauen Iat ibres IS
Sabre often @obnes. Derielbe ertldr=
tie lid,, alS lie Mer5te ertldrten, bob
nur cine 8lut:iIertragung bic Wutz
ter rstten tonne. iofort bereit. bielele
be an 5id. pornebmen gu laHen. Die
Operation, ipdbreno pelher unse~
Idbr ein Nuart 8lut aus leinem
aDrpy, III ben Der Wllltter iibertragen
purbe, ouuerte orei 5tunDen, uno
tur3 borauf nor 6ral @rcenalpon
nnitanbe, aufauliben nnb gum erlene
NAL leit mebr als elmer Wode .Naba
rllng gu lib an nebmen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-01
gicr 9sesifancr scbanst.
8egcn Setbeilignng al
Dem q ilsb 8 II 8 anf Co
IlIln y Ii 6.

@cming, 81. M., 30. Sbni. @ier
@illabanbiten, iuclGe oil bcnt llcberfall
auf Columbus, 9i. &C., nnt 8. Mdrs
Itbcilgenomncn batten lpurben bcutc
i'm bieiigen gollntbsefdn8nib 9cbdnat.
Sm @anSen linb Z 9anoiten l1ulbig
behnbcn ipprben. 3ipei ipurbcn id6pn
friibcr Din9eribtct llrb einer lit 5l lee
bcnsldngli6em @efau9nib be9naSigt
ipprbcn
Sic A 9elinquelitsn 9ineei1 nit srps
bcr @lcidgiiltiafcit IN ben Sob. Gincr
ranftc nod feline gi9arre, als ibm sic
S6linge I'M ben Soals 9elegt ipurbc.
&cincr Der bier ipollte nph cine lcttc
snsIaac maiden llnb nllr ei,1cr, Galt<
rino @arcia, ricf aus: SD boffe, @ott
|ipirp mcillell Scinbcn pcrgcben."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-01
SdDne HtiubefacId,id,tcn u1ii1ic

Sdone Naubeiseldidten miiiicl,
DEM engliihen Glblitnm iiber bcil
aus9an9 Der seeldladt an Sfagerz
raf ersdblt lperoel. slmerifaner, Sic
epr cillisen Saseu nit bcm @bite Star
9ulnpfer Baltic" III SEEM Dort cinz
traIcl lporen iebr erltaltnt, als tic
bortcn, DOB man bier bie siesespaline
Den SclltId)en Sulpridt. gSie lids see
bort. sStt England CLAUDE man allsc%
mein, bic 9eutf6en bdttcn cine berz
nid)tel,be g}iebcrla9e erIitten, beridten
lie. Sic @erllllte Der beutldeu Slotte
piirben auf led1snnbfiinf5ia
Shific allge9cben. aeiu @ltnber, ba6
bic enalilde Neaierln1s 10 aneltlih be-
miibt lit. beutlde 3cihtngen alts bcm
9anbc 5r balten. @er 10 liist, Ser bat
eilise ltrlade, auf Der !6ut gu lein.
han1it CT nid)t ertappt miro.