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The Washington times., 1916-03-06
CONNECTICUT AVENUE
LINES SUFFERLEAST
W. r. & E. Makes Every Effort
to Mobilize All Possible Cars
at Its Termini.

That every effort was made this
morning by the washington Railway
and Electric Company TO mobilize all
available cars at the northern terminal
Of the Mt. Pleasant and Georgetown
lines. In preparation for the morning
influx, was apparent from an obser-
walton Of these lines between 7;i5 and
$3.50 today.
During this three quarters Of an
houi no less than thirty cars passed
north on these lines. Eight cars came IN
from these sections In that time. OF the
thirty outward bound cars, twenty-one
were marked Mt. Pleasant, eight
Georgetown, and one Wisconsin ave-
nue..
Observation of the same lines from
? o'clock TO $3.50 o'clock. revealed that
this schedule vas being fairly well
maintained; sixteen cars passing north
on Connecticut avenue, and thirteen
south. The service on this line has
beer consistently superior. during the
tie.up. to any other line In the city.
Inc Capital Traction Company on its
Fourteenth street line this morning.
between 7:t5 and $40. maintained an
average OF car every five minutes.
The Bureau Of Engraving line. during
the rush nour, was run on a schedule
9 OF about two cars each way every
The @ street line averaged a car each
way every six minutes, during the early
larity.
The New York avenue line through
out the morning maintained an average
OF a car each way every two and one
half minutes, with noticeable regularity.
Most OF the street cars that passed
were manned with men In civilian
clothes. One youthful motorman had
some difhculty with the switch at Four
teenth ana q streets, and several cars
were bound In the wrong direction ac-
cording to the signs displayed,
The Washington times., 1916-03-06
WHEN SKIN Ais,
P0SLAM SERVES
Ready to Quickly Relieve, SOOthe
and Heal.

Poslam, with its amazing healing
power. Is ready. now. to serve you by
trouble.
Use It and be through with itching
distress. Banlsh Pimples or any erup'
tional, diseased surface condition. See
how beautifully 1t clears infiamed skin
after one overnight application, II
cannot harm; always gratefully sooth-
ing, cooling, pacifyinR.
Poslam Soap. medlcated with Poslam
dscourages those tendencies of the
skin to roughness, dry parching. infec
ton and eruptional troubles.
For samples, send &c stamps to Elmer
Gency Laboratories. 20 West 18th 81.
New York City. Sold by all Druggists
-AdVt.
The Washington times., 1916-03-06
JITNEY BUSES RUN
WITHOUT A LICENSE
Commissioners Waive Rule to
Help Garry Crowds.

While the strike Is on jitneys may
operate without license.
Announcement to this effect has been
made by the District Commissioners
with n view OF bringing into service as
many conveyances as possible to mike
up for the deficiency in street car
service.
A rush business is being done by the
taNicab companies, according TO the
officials OF the concerns. Cessation of
the car service last night left hundreds
for taxis.
AS result the companies were
swamped with orders. one concern alone
finding II necessary to turn down 200
orders because of the rush.
The Washington times., 1916-03-06
CARS TO BALTIMORE
RUN ON SCHEDULE
Line Is Not Affected by Walkout
of Men Here.

Cars of the Washington. Baltimore
and Annapolis Railway are running on
schedule. Regular service 10 being
maintained between this city and Bal
timore and Annapolis.
This road In not affected by tho strike
because It's motormen are members of
The Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
ginemen and Firemen and their conduc-
way Conductors.
Thus their employees have the same
status as the engineers, firemen and
conductors OF the steam railways.
The company, however, Is not hand
ling any city passengers.
The Washington times., 1916-03-06
MOUNTED POLICE
PATROL CAR LINES
HousehoIders Asked to Use
Care in Keeping Windows
and Doors Locked.

Police mounted on motorcycles and
bicyclea established a patrol along the
car lines OF Washington today.
This action was taken following a
few Isolated cases OF attempted violence
called TO the attention OF the police. II
is designed to be a preventive measure
alone.
ing was issued to all householders TO be
particularly careful not to leave their
homes unguarded or their doors and
windows unlocked.
Protection Ample.
The reason for this" said superin-
tendent OF Police Pullman, rs that
out-of-town sneak thieves, believing
that all Of the available police may be
concentrated in order to handle q strike
situation, may visit Washington.
This. of course. Is not the case. The
beats are still being patrolied. and the
protection OF the city is still being
looked after"
The isolated cases of violence which
have been called to the attention OF the
police include the ston,ng of a car az
Thirteenth and Rhode Island avenue
northwest last night, ana the wedging
of a crowbar in the car slot at New
Jersey and New York avenues.
A report that an attempt had been
made to interfere with the switch at
First and East Capitol streets was in.
vestigated by the police and officials OF
the traction company and found to be
without foundation.
The railway officials stated that there
had been no attempt whatsoever to dis
turb the switch.
Two Women Hurt.
The stoning Of the car occurred ~
1880 O'Clock last night.
Stones hurled by strike sympathiSera
broke the windows OF a washington
railway and Electric Company car. The
shower of broken glass which followed
slightly cut two women passengers and
threw the occupants Of the car into q
panic.
The Washington times., 1916-03-06
EXTRA COMMUTERS
TRAINS BEING RUN
Clerks Aid Street Car Men by
Taking More Expensive
Route to Work.

Extra trains and additional coaches
on regular trains were provided for
by the Pennsylvania and Baltimore
and Ohio railroads to carry Govern
ment employees and others living In
the suburbs into Washington this
morning.
The Baltimore and Ohio had q spe-
cial OF four coaches leave Laurel at
$3.50 this morning. stopping at all
points between there and Washing
ton. This service was added to by
additional coaches on all trains.
Continue During Strike.
The Pennsyivania's service, too, was
enlarged to care for the increased
patronage. The extra service will
continue during rush hours as long
as the strike continues.
The moral and financial support OF
the Government clerks OF Hyatts-
willie. was evidenced this morning by
many OF them either paying the ~
cent fare on the railroads or walk
ing to work." declared w. II. AnE-
lin. associate editor OF the Trade
Unionist
More Than q Mile.
In fact some OF the men and WON
en- walked moro than a mile away
from the street cars to get to the
baltimore and Ohio station to catch
the morning trains. None OF them
hesitated to pay the 31-cent extra
fare charged by the steam trains.
This loyal attitude by the surbur.
ban Government clerks was promptet
by a realization that tho organised
labor movement has come to tho aid
or the clerks in protesting against
the enactment OF the BorIAnd amend.
ment Increasing tho hours OF labor
attribute to the activity OF or.
ganiHed labor in support Of the clerk,
much OF the credit for making tht
n nHRe ridfr SO far from actual
The Washington times., 1916-03-06
West End Citizens Will
Give Banquet Tonight

The West End Citizens Association
will hold its annual banquet at the
towhatan tonight,
Senator Pomerene of Ohio. Chief Jus
tice Covington OF the District of Co
lumbiR Supreme Court. II. c. Branden-
burg, and p, I. Moran will be the prin-
opal apeakerA
The Washington times., 1916-03-06
SOCIALIST PARTY
ENDORSES STRIKE
Moral and Financial SUPPORT Is
Pledged to Carmen.

Resolutions indorsing the strike were
adopted by the Socialist party OF the
District at a meeting at 81 street
northwest. last night. The party pledged
Its moral and financial support to the
strikers, :,
The llrty also urges Its people and
the citizens generally 10 refrain from
using the street cars during the period
OF strike" concludes the resolution.
A collection Of $50 was taken up for
the strikers.
The Washington times., 1916-03-06
To Hear Missionary.

Missionary Christopher Knapp will
speak tonight at the Assembly Hall,
Fourteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast, on "B'ive Years Mis-
slonery Work In Spanish Honduras"
tieids.
The Washington times., 1916-03-06

Piles Cured IN 9 TO IL Days
Druggists refund money If PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching,
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. First application gives re-
lief. Soc. --Adyl
The Washington times., 1916-03-06
Girls Shine Shoes,

PoUGHKEEPsIE. N. y, March g.
Vassar girls are not all heiresses. Some
OF them shine shoes. and others make
fudge to earn living expenses at school,
according to the occupation bureau.
The Washington times., 1916-03-06
Georgetown People 'Hit
The Grit" in Good Humor

With the beginning OF the rush hour
this morning. hundreds OF people.
Drought In from the Virginia lines,
crowded the Thirty-sixth street termi-
nal OF the Capital Traction Company.
Though the terminal was packed
practically all morning. there was no
semblance OF disorder. Police Captain
Falvey. OF the Seventh precinct, took
personal charge at this point. with a
detail OF policemen.
Strikers. sympathizers. and the public
were apparently In GOOD humor. As
each Virginia car came in. A deleRa-
ton OF strikers met the unloading pas
sengers and urged them TO walk down
town.
The Washington times., 1916-03-06
A Favorite Slogan.

"Scab cars. Everybody walks!" was
their favorite slogan. They urged mon,
women. and children to "hoof IT.
downtown. and many hundreds re-
We're sympathetic or because they saw
little chance to ride. they did not dis
close. As women who would stand In
groups and wait In hope for a car
struck out to walk they were roundly
From the car barn to the downtown
section there was constant stream
OF people going to work.
Tributaries swelled in from every
cross street as patrons OF the uptown"
Washington Railway and Electric line
came down TO the Avenue, as Offering
the shortest walking distance.
Virginia and Maryland people. ap-
parently mindful OF the strike. camo to
conveyance. Old farm wagons and
hnyricks were pressed into service to
bring In large crowds and take them
downtown.
Wagon load after wagon load OF
school children came in. and motor
cars of every description were loaded
literally TO the guards, with those who
could not be seated hanging on the
running board and mud guards.
Walk From Maryland.
Hundreds OF patrons OF the Mary
land suburban lines to the northwest
did most of the residents of George
town.
Traffic on all OF the streets with car
tracks was heavy because of the large
number OF curious people who had
automobiles at their disposal. They
drove up and down the lines watching
the cars and smiling smugly at the
walkers.
Fortunate possessors Of motor cars
seemed to have shared this fortune
with neighbors and friends. for there
were few machines coming downtown
from the northwest that were not load
ed to capacity and beyond.
The most interesting conveyanoes,
however, were those that came in from
the nearby States. Old buckboards and
other contraptions were rescued from
barns or carriage sheds, and Old Dob.
bin given his first trip to town In many
months.
The Washington times., 1916-03-06
uu
Suits
On Third Floor
$ 16.e5.
Values to $50
A. LISNER

Think of S1o95 for Suits the tailoring of which is
alone worth nearly double the price, There such,
models among the samples here included at S16.95.
There's more than the favorable "frst impression"
to these Suits The pure wool cloths of which they are
composed were sponged and shrunk before making up
Now note the taioring-and you need not be told the
perfect lines will be permanently retained
Third Floor-o Elevators
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-24

martieer 9elu6er maren infolge
Der biaigen gilenbobnfabrten mad
Muffin gefommen, UNI iid oiele berr-
lide 8araoe an5uieben. Die 5eltlid=
feiten meroen am Montae meiter
fortgeiebt nno 0auern bis 5um
Mbeno oes 90. Inrils.
9os Stoatsfomite Der Hro-
greiiiben belt in Dallas cine Sib-
lilg ab, in Der jeoes 3lllammenge=
ben nit Der alten republifaniifen
Bartei o6gelebnt mlroe; Die Ero-
greliipen merben infolgeoeIien i'm
Stante Seras ais cine b~eIonbere
8artei peiter beIteben.
Ser General Staatsanmalt
bat elm @ntadten obgegeben. mad
oern es ~uneeieblid iein ion, cine
5meite. ieporate 9ar ouBerbalb Ell
nes Saloons al fiibreut aud lpenn
Der 8lat, @arten ooer Sol 81 Dem
Saloon : @%runoitiif gebort. Sier-
ourd) merben sie 10 beliebten Gar
ten Bartten mo Btfntts III 3lis
fltnft %unutoglid) gemad)t.
llnternebmenoe 9lraer bon
Rofport beabiihtieen einelt relell
8aoe Eaoillon 5u errihtetr Der
$4,000 foiten lo0. Sn 8erbin-
Dung oomfit weroeu SpieIpldte fir
Golf. 8enniS unb anoere Spiele
angelegt.
9lm II. Moi miro in @bor-
ton County cine 8eriommIuna BON
StootSbeomten uno 9unoes : oyn-
eenielrren itottfinoer, in Der man
geei9nete 0faBregeln 9egen etpaige
lteberldipemmlln9er oeS COLORADO,
ionic cine Neuoermeiiung oes fSlui-
les beipred)en miro. @oltb. Serglt-
ION, ionic oie Sneenieur : Offi5iere,
Oberit Sonforo nnb Sberit &itdie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-24
Jeras.

Gle al gbren oes unlterbliden
ellglil6en 9idters, @iniom Sbafe-
ipeare IN glnitin p%eranltaltete BOO
iabrige @eoa6tnisfeier muroe en-
Gamiing our6 einen brillanten I'm
5itq eroffuet. PIN oieier Yarooe be~
teiligten lih 1900 Stuoenten nmb
800 8rofeiioren Der Nititiner ltni-
periitdt, ale in &oltiime aus benz
3eitalter Der &onigin @lilabet6 qe=
fleibet; Der 8eftor Ser ltniperiitat,
8rof. Or. @. s. Battle, repr1ien-
tierte ben @r36iidof BON Gontor-
burn luto Iein @efolge iebte lid,
meiit au5 onoern ltniperiitotsIebrern
5uiommen; alle mltroen NIT unae.
beurem Nlpplous begriiBt. @ouoer-
ncilr 8ergulon init ieiner Somille,
lorUle idrnmtlid)e bobe Stootsbeorte
lieBen Den pr66tigen Bug, Ser un-
Qefdhr cine Meile lang fpar, an liA
boriiber oe%filieren. ltngemein rel
5e1o mar eih sum SdInB Ser sSeier
BON ben neun Miien oufgefitbrter
ipnboliider Sor3 ebenIo ulroe Ct.
ne 8olitaff S8ene init oagentei.
mem Sitbel begriiBt. 8anienoe aus
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-24
l.okaIes.

Die San Nntonio Musart Soeietp
6ot in ibrer fiir5li1 obgebaltenen
8erlanimlung Srau S. 9ornberger
ols 8rG1ioentin ertpdblt uto oie
&on5erttage fir Ole na6ite Saiion
pie folgt feltgeitellt: Sftober %.
groffnunes : 8on5ert nit Gasqnale
4mato, 8ariton BON Der Meetropoli=
tan 9per in Stem Dorf, als Soliit.
3tueites &on5ert am 2. Sch. 1917
NIT Glma @lud als Soliitin. Sir
oas brittle aon5ert ont II. Mpril
lit Die beriibmte 8ioniitin gtbe[ 2e-
gt1sfa mieoer getponnen fporoen.
Die 8raiioentin %er1tannte Die fol-
gen6en &omite's:
gemirtung: Srls. Slorence Sinf,
Srene 2innarb, 2ouiie 8olf, 5rau
Com 2eiebton, @ictorio Serff, Or
no glmenoorf uno Srau Smitb,
8oriitenoe.
gibliotbef: SrIs. Gle 9reiB uao
Dorothy 8ageniteder.
S1ders. Srls. WduD @a9fler ii1tD
Mamie Quinn.
Mitelieoidoft: Srall 9. Cannon,
5rls. &beta Mapor, 2lieile auf,o-
berg, Warearet S1ulte, Mamie
8ereitrom, 8irbie Morfs, @mmp
Sdulse5 @iloa 8oener, SIorence
8ltr1aeD uno agatbn &upperb.
Gmpfang: SRI. @melia 2aGoite,
5rau g. 9. Barr, 9Srau gais af-
baugb, Srau Gidoro grler uno
Srau SO. 90. @olf @oriiseloe.
Brelie: 8rls. 9orotbp @enlel uno
emile Setter.
Die Mttelieoer Der @eieaidoft
boben Die Ginlooune Ger Srau 81.
Seidel, ibr idbrlides 8icnic om
II. Mai in ibrem Sommerbeim gu
feiern, angettommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-24
Gin 8libItrahl trof Sonntoa


nadt I'M flint Minuten nod IL l1br
ben Srrm Der biibl9en, on Der
.gbeItnut uno Center StraBe gelege-
men 8nptiitenfirde, pelde Der 6tol5
aler bieiigen Neeer lit. sSsm au-
genblid 5iingelten blaue GSldmmden
aus alien Sdaaiohern uno Seff-
nungen oes Surmes, bod eelang es
Der Seliermebr bes 9ranoes nit
IeAs SAlduhen balo Serr 5u tper-
ben nno oie Stride, ole $4,000 ge-
foitet bot, 5u retten. Ser ongerid-
tete Sdaoen miro ouf $4,000 &C.
lhabt.
Die altnfel Sales Company
bon San @ntonio muroe nit einenl
getriebsfapital BON $1,000 inforpo-
riert; @. 6. aellep, S. g. Stebens
~uno s. O. S~aunoers merben ais
Si1forporatoren genonnt.
Der 90. &urius Der San 9(n-
tonic Normol Stule miro am Ia.
Sunni eroffnet meroen; Die 9ouer oeS
ltnterri6tes lit auf le9s 8o6en
~feItgeiest.
&idter Clan g. Briggs BON
10. 9iitriftsgerift 3l @~aipelton bat
SarrD e. Gano bon Son Intonio
gum M9oiienperpalter Der Garter.
@tuaalp 8%ransfer Company er,
nannt.
&c. g. Bennett, ser i'm pori-
gen CONNER 6. O. MiGigon in
Der Ndbe oes S. & q. 90. 8abnbofes
eridoB uto Oesbalb 5u orei Sabreu
3udtbaus nerurteilt muroe, bat qe.
gen oieies llrteil appe[iert; err 1T
e~inltpeilen inter $4,000 8iirqIdoft
geiteQt.
Gin on Der @eft-S oufton Ctr.
mobnenoer, 55iabriger Mmerifoner
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-24

ge in oas 9eror GountD : @efangnis
eingelteft. Gin Sabeas Corpus
Ierfabreng IN Dem lie b%ebauptet, oil
Den omerifanilhen Soloaten Bias
Mors, einen ~eeborenen Seiterreider,
perbeiratet gu iein, muroe oils nidt
itidbaltig 5uriideenieien, ibr urt-
geblider @atte befinoet iid bel Ser
5traferpebition IN Merico.
@n 10000 8erionen nabmerr
Sonntag nabmittag Der grDff-
nung oes itdotiid)en Babes i'm
gradenrioge Yarf BEL uno amiiiiet-
ten iid) an benz abgebaltenen 8ett-
idwimmen uno Snu6 8oritellln=
gen. Die yMtunicipal 9ano" filbrte
Elm gut geiuabltes Yroeramm bor-
5iiglib our6 uno Die Spielplase mo-
rem mabreno oes gan5en 0ahmit.
toses ltarf in s(niprud seiommen.
am Sonntag nadmittae ltarb
W. s. Cole infolge BON Stidtpun-
Den, Die ibm in Der 9odJt oes 5.
april an Der Siib-9rela StraBe BET
gebraft lporer; elm Maerifoner lit
tuegen oieier @ffoire perbaftet uno
miro iebt ipegen Soti4loges proscI.
liert meroen.
PIN Sonntag a6eno geqen ii
ltbr fiel elm i%anfter, ourdorinqen-
Der &eger, Der ourd) elm mebrItiinoi.
ges porbergebenoes @etterleltd,ten
angefiinoigt NOR. @egen 5fp6lf llbr
puroe Der @ino beftiger ltno oret
leparate @efuitter entllioen fid M
ter einem teilmeiie gu,lS furhtboren
@efro6; oie Staot mor ourf, sic
8oblrei6en glite mandmaI tngeSbea
erleudtet. SIN berldiebenen Ste(-
len fiel audi Elm Ieidter Sagel, bod
Dat oerielbe gum Slid feinen men.
ne1sfperten Sdaoen anqerihtet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-24

ueroen on bieien &erbanolungen
%teilnebmen.
Sn elmer ShieBerei auf Den
StraBen BON glmenoorf ipur6e Der
Merifaner geIeoono Morales ourd
cine Gugel in oos @enif getotet;
iiber elm 9uteno 6diiiie muroen ob-
gefeiiert. Die 8riioer Eomas nno
Sole @rciniego muroen bon Sberiff
Goblin nno einieen anoern 8eamten
berbaftet,
Ser Mallorp : 0ampfer ,Me-
Dina" lief am Snmltae init Dem
Capt. 9ropn nno ieds Matrolen
bon Dem untereeeangenen Sdooner
caroline @raD@ in ben Sofen por
COLLECTION elm; Die 9elite fonnten
infolee oes boben @elleneanges MIR
inter Den groBten Shmieri9feiten
gerettet peroen.
Sn Corpus gbrilti, oas lid
Jest oeS Segens Der 4robibition err
frellt, muroe q Stimoen, nad1oent
oas Sotal Option : @eleb IN Strait
getreten lit, Der critic Blind sieer@
%eufaebpben. Cine betradtlide 9uau-
titdt SIaidenbier, oas fiibl auf Gis
lcgerte, tulroe NIT 8ei6lag belegt
uno elm Meriforer tuegen lingeieeIi-
den @~erfaltfes bon Spirituoien elm
aeitedt.
= Am naditen Somitag aiebt Ser
9olliton SGngerbumo Elm groBes
aon5ert, fiir oas elm bridantes 8ro.
gromm 5uiammeneeitent lit. Inter
Den Soliiteu, Die mittpirfen, befinoct
iid audi Ole tiidtige iinee @ioniltin,
SRI. 8arla Sieriit, Ole friiber bier
in San antonio tpobnte.
Sn BaleItine beridieo 6rnit
.. 6. Start: iie miro BON ibrefn
@atten mo flint ainoern betrauert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-24

lit infolse gu pielen 2eIens bon
ariegsgeididten total perriidt ge=
moroen nlto iualroe bon Der Yoli5ei
auf Antras ieiner germonoten in
@emobriam genommen.
8urf Die 8emiibungen BON
@. q. Sonnen bat iih ein Sdiisen-
&lub gebiloet, Dem % iunge Man-
ner beigetreten iino; &raglSorgell
len @etpebre peroen BON Den Ser,
Staaten fir Die S6ieBiibungen &c,
itellt meroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-24
Mit Dem Gmpfona uno ginalt

Mit Dem Gmpfana ullo ginsua
oes &onigs Mntouio II. miro oie
Jieifa @o1e oln Nontoq abeno
eroffnet peroen. Ser &onie miro
pom Suniet 8abnbof abgebolt tper=
Den nr6 burb Die Commerce StraBe
IN Die feitli6 gei6miidte Stoot ein-
5ieben. 9ie StraBen pra1gen in
noaem 5laggenldmnif; taulenoe bon
5obnen tpeben BON oen offentlid)en
@ebdnoen iotpie bon Den @elhdfts=
uno 8riDatbauleru uno tauienoe BON
eleftrifden 2idtern peroen abenos
fnr cine feenbafte 8elendtung ser
Staot iorgen.- Cine ltnmenge BON
Sbmlbm6en, Die auf ben perIhieoe-
men HIasert Der Staot aufgeitelt iino
nno Die Gag uno geadt geoffnet iifto,
meroen nidt perfebfen tire Mnsie.
hungsfraft anf Die arstpdrtigen.9 e-
Huber ms5ltiibert. 9elonbers mod)-
tev mir nod auf oa5 auf bern Sells
marft lpe5ien fir oie Sieito erbaute
merifaniihe Gorf aufmerflom ma=
den. oas ein Stiid bes altell San
Mntonio aus Dem Sabre 1886 reprG-
ientiert, reimbursement lit o1d Die
Tla8a De Sieita on Der Rnreoo uno
@eIt-@oniton StroBe. Die Sara.
Den, melde tagIib I%tattfinoelL tper=
Den iid IN Den nad) Der Holtoffice
fiibrenoen StroBen formieren, iiber
Die Ilamo Elo3o geben nno in oie
@elt=G Commerce StrdBe einlenfen.
Son Der 8elt-Gontneree Str. aus
geben Die ltm8iige fiber bic Maain
8Ia5a nod Der Srepillo StraBe, Mi-
litar 8ia5a, all Ser CHARITABLE oorbei
mo ourd) Die San Soba StraBe in
oitlidjer &id)tung burd oie Souiton
StraBe nad) Mpeline 9 5llriif, no
Ole 3iiee Iid Damn auflolen.
Die Gountp aonmiiiare BE-
miligten Die 8c5oblunq bon 81
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beteblen Elm, our1 meld)e mimi
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9nbeito perihieoener 0omen Be.
FAINT it, lett ober ibren 9amen
als Margorite Mors anaiebt. muroe
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Utebt ~earmierte Qm:

Gbip 5troh, WSaildnoer Sfrob ul1o 9anf;
ieoe Sorm in Der lebten Senbung. @ir
haben bieIen BuBnaorene8erfau felt
3anaem eeplant uno eriu6en Sic, itd
oeniel6en iebt gu Nliben gu MAIDEN.
9ieie 3reiie 9elteu ntr fin bieie ISOLDE.
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Yreie YreHe fdr seras: MOntag "a. april 1916.

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iu6s : aleiber bon neiBem Wall4.
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poQen, be5mtbernben &leioer bon nns
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8elegen6eiten. @rfluiibe Srol1eilz
&lei6er fir bas Sriibiabr. @n3ies
benbe Stble. @roBartige @erte fir
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@ir 6abeu einen fpe5ie0en @elesen<
b%eitsfauf 9ema6t. Sic 8reiIe betros
gen faum Die 5dlfte - bas onbere
iiberlaiien mir Sbnen. .grebe Be
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li6 gei6madpoaen nno ~gefdaigen
StDlen NIT @alierfaQs IL. lleberrodz
Gffeft Sic lperoen nidt biatger
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2e9borns uno 8anamas in perSdieoes
men nenen Stblen. Seinfte Qnalitdi
Waildnoer Sanf. @robe, mittlere uni
fleine Sormen. S6fpnr3, tpeiB ufo II
alien anbern Sarben. @teGen Sic lid
~friib8eitig niefe ISOLDE eitt.