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New-York tribune., 1916-07-16
Boys PREP CAMP
HEALTH GUARDED
Every Precaution Taken
Against Infantile Paraly-
sis at Fort Terry.
fBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune ]


Camp Washington, Fort Terry, y. Y,
July 15.-The boys at Camp Washing
ton passed in review late to-day before
Colonel Hero and his staff. The young
sters responded with the snap Of regu-
lars to the commands Of their officers.
Company B, commanded by Lieutenant
F. S. Clark, was generally conceded TO
be the best drilled.
Among the arrivals to-day was Lieu
tenant DR.. W. F. Fitch, of the Medical
Reserve Corps. He. with DR.. Toms and
his hospital staff, examined every boy
in camp. DR.. Fitch will be in charge of
the hospital work.
Especially careful have been the
physical examinations for the boys
from New York. On account OF the IN
fantile paralysis scare, the creates.
possible precautions TO avoid illness OF
any sort are being taken by those IN
charge. -.
The discipline Of army life is being
forced upon the boys. One or two pll,,
low fights have occurred. one !ad
found the interior of his canteen coated
with gun oil. But such small lnsuoor-
dinations are scarce.
The cadets were freed from drill TINS
afternoon and an open track meet lot
the entire command was held on the
parade ground. The usual swimming
period ended the programme. o..
Tonight the boys Of the Hill unit
gave an impromptu musical concert. A
camp orchestra and glee club Will later
be organized from these young musi-
clans.
Captain A. R. Eddy has been aap-
pointed adjutant of the East unit: he
will serve under Lieutenant II: I. PIC
Lean, commanding adjutant. Inc Rev
r. G.. Ogilby, of Bagenio, Philippine
Islands, came to camp this morning to
insnect the work of the camp Young
Mems Christian Association staf.
Colonel and Mrs. Hero were enter
tained al a Yachting party in the after
noon by Lieutenant and Mrs. W. D.
Kountze, of New York.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-16
PROBLEMS OF HELPING
GUARD FAMILIES MANY
Active Service Auxiliary FINDS
VARIETY of Difficulties.

The Active Service Auxiliary OF the
National Guard, which has its' head-
quarters in the fist Armory, PARK ave
nue and Thirty-fourth Street, is SOY
ING daily the problems that face the
dependent relatives Of cuardsmen now ilon
NJ the border. In many cases the dihi-
entities arc not entirely financial,
Recently the wife Of guardsman'
the mother Of three little children,
sought the organizations counsel. her
children were in Rye, and, because OF
The quarantine during the epidemic Vi
infantile paralysis, she could not DING
them back 10 the city. ,,
The auxiliary arranged 70 optsin a
nc,mit for her to move the cnlIdren
70 Port Chester, where her father nad
engaged two rooms for her.
OF all the crsPs that nave come "
notice. only one woman has refuse,i
70 accept work. Many offers OF ala IN
narticuiar cases have been made. One
man without children asked 70 care for
the child of a guardsman. The society
sent him a family Of seven.
The auxilary plans thirty-hYc,
branches throughout the state. FIVE ~
these. at Buffalo, Rochester, SSyracuse'
Albary and Troy, are organized already
New-York tribune., 1916-07-16
New York and Jersey Tars
Sail on Kentucky, Maine
and Gloucester.
TO HELP MAN SHIPS
FOR FIFTEEN DAYS
Drills with Big Guns Included in
Practice - Astor Leads
Aviation Corps.

The New York Naval Militia yester-
day embarked on fifteen days cruise
aboard United States battleships, hav-
ing as their destination Block Island,
where on Tuesday ships bearing prac-
tically all OF the Naval Militia cast OF
the Mississippi will assemble for
nannuVres.
The Ist Battalion, 40 strong. board
cd the Kentucky. in the North RIVER
oil Ninety seventh Street, being trans
ferred IN launches from the armory
aboard the training ship Granite State.
Wearing white uniforms and carry!n.
their belongings, the men cheered a
greeting TO the regulars who will be
their mates as they c,ambored up the
warship's side. Each man will take
part in actual work ranging from as
sisting in firing the big guns 10 coal
ing the ship.
Men Eager for Work.
The lst Battalion is commanded By
Captain c. l.. Poor, and is composed OF
men from Manhattan, The Bronx, on
kers. New Rochelle and other West
chester towns.
The I'd Naval Battalion, of Brooklyn.
325 men, under the command of Cap
tain Edward T. Fitzgerald, boarded :he
Maine, going by tug to Tompkinsvllle,
where the ship lay. Another detail OF
fifty-three men and eight officers un-
der Lieutenant Commander Arthur /.
Perry, embarked on the Gloucester.
The Maine will also carry the lst Bat
talon of New Jersey.
Forty-nine members of the I'd Bat
talon, Marine Corps branch Of the
Naval Militia, left yesterday from
Peck Slip for Boston. They will so
to Wakefield, Mass, where they Will
camp for two weeks.
The men of the aviation corps, in
command of Ensign Vincent Astor and
accompanied by Ensign Samuel Pierce
and DR.. J. NJ. Carey, went to Bay Shore,
L. l., where they will be trained in
aeronautics.
l,00G New Englanders Sail.
The battlcships Kearsarge and Nir-
ginia sailed yesterday from Boston
for the mobilization centre at Block
Naval Militiamen from Maine, Rhode
Island and Massachusetts. A large part
of the Massachusetts organization
NOu.u UOb Dc accommodated dpOdih LHt
ships assigned to the district, and they
will be given an instruction cruise, be-
ginning August 5. when the units from
New Bedford, Springfield, Marblehead
and Newburyport will 90 to sea.
Three divisions of the Connecticut
Naval Militia also sailed on the Vir-
ginia. while a fourth division boarded
the monitor, Amphitrite, the practice
ship for Connecticut, at New Haven.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-16
CIVILIANS HUNT BANDIT
OVER MEXICAN BORDER
Pershing Reports on Auto Chase
of Parkers's SLAYER.

Washington. July 15.-First official
information about an expedition of
American civilians into Mexico by au-
tomobile in pursuit of the bandit VAL
enzueta, who murdersi William Parker
and his bride near Hachita, ~ NJ, on
June 27, reached the War Department
tonight in a message from General
Pershlng. Valenzueta escaped TO the
mountains, but the pursuers captured
his wife and uncle and brought them
back across the border.
General Pershing did not say what
disposition had been made of the pris-
oners.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-16
He'll Gate Deepening Approved.

Seatnor O'Gorman's plan for deepen
ing the East River channel through
He'll Gate has been accepted by the
Senate as an amendment to the naval
appropriation bill. The bill would
deepen the channel TO thirty-fve feet,
making it navigable for the largest
ships of the navy. A big increase in
property values is expected To follow
the improvement.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-16
JITNEY CAMPAIGN PLANNED
Jersey Progressives to Demand Repeal
of kates Law.

It's a jitney bus campaign that mo
Progressive party plans 70 wage this
year in New Jersey. The party IS op-
posed 70 the Kates law. placing jitney
bus drivers under a heavy bond, and
will put forth jitney candidates for the
Assembly and Senate who are pledged
TO vote for its repeal.
Bayonne Republicans are expected 70
nominate two Assembly candidates "ho
favor repeating the act.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-16
FALLS FIVE STORIES; LIVES
Boy at Drill Saved from Death by
ClOthoslines

While drilling with half a dozen
other boys last night on the roof of
his home, lil Orchard Street, Morris
Schonberg, fourteen. lost his balance
and fell five stories 20 the ground.
Had it not been for number of
clotheslines which he struck in his
downward course the boy would have
been instantly killed. He was taken
n Gouveneur Hospital by DR.. Leet.
The boy was injured internally and is
said 10 be in a critical condition.
Morris is an inspector in the Junior
Police, attached to the Clinton Street
station.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-16
STORK FOOLS SURGEON
Three Small Boys Prove Original
Diagnosis Wrong.

While in the hospital awaiting an
operation Mrs. Charles Meyer, of Ala
Grand Street, Hoboken, gave birth to
three boys early yesterday morning.
They weigh three pounds, two and a
They're doin' well-yes, all four of
them's doin' fine" said the father last
night, with a smile.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-16

school Of blue sharks. of the same fam
lily as the dusky shark. held large
fish over the side of the boat IN the
midst of the sharks. but e. cry one that
tried for the bait missed il several
times. often they miss by only few
inches. and then again they dash past
their prey at distance of several
feet"
Method Of Attack Mystery.
Or. Dean declared that owing TO the
rarity of cases where sharks have at.
tackled human beings little is known OF
their methods, nor have scientists oeen
able 20 determine whether the shark
merely bites once and leaves or whether
he remains TO devour his victim en-
tirely. The fact that in the recent
raids along the Jersey coast the sharks
appear TO have attacked only men is
ascribed by Or. Dean as being perhaps
due to the fact that women bathers are
more fully clothed than are men.
Women in bathing wear stockings,
he said, "and consequently the shark
does not detect the CLEAN of flesh in
the water. From what we have been
able TO learn of the shark. he appears
20 be partially blind and TO be guided
more by the sense Of smell and 4 sort
Of instinct of location than by sight,
and he does not appear 10 be so ready
to attack what seems 70 be merely a
dark object. Then, too, women rarely
venture so far from shore as do the
men bathers, and that may account
somewhat for the rarity OF attacks on
them
4 Piscatorial Battleship.
"The shark might be termed pisca-
torial battleship, as IL travels with
destroyers and scouts and torpedo
boats, in the shape of pilot fish and
shark suckers.
"The shark, however. is by no means
the only fish which has been known
TO attack human beings and animals.
The work being done now by sharks
along this coast might be done by a
flying tuna, more popularity known as
a horse mackerel, or by a barracuda
which is much more dangerous than
shark. Yet, while this is shark year
the chances of being attacked are
about one to thousand against the
chances of accidental drowning
New-York tribune., 1916-07-16

The 30O-HP., self-propelled, McKeen gasoin
rail cars are used for most difficult service il
Australia, Mexico and the United States. TIL
high efficiency OF these great gasoline cars
another testimonial for
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lace; Grisfe unb Grtnnerungsn" Elm
stpeib1nbigts Mert perfdbt. in BEN e,
fpenn aud @dldte Der 9ouptssgsnftanb
feiaer Ddrtenuns 1T, bic beiben uns
trtnn6dr 5uIammengsb6rigen GROCER
JorIder ffets parallel bebdnbelt. fopti!
bies m0eliG mar. Rein btpgrdpbifh
Eat ct ndtirIiG nifts tpeIentli6 neuss
beibrinaen tOnnsn, beun ct mar auf bic
1905 erfhisnsne SelbtbtDgrapbie BON
MdIldte dngeiuie1en. Den f~DsrtpolItsn
Sell fsines 9umes biIbet ooher bic Der.
Offsutlidung bss ouBeroroentlih nm
fduereiden BrisfpeGiels, ben Wonate
nit sdbIrsihen Ssitgn0IFihsH GsIsbr,
ten gefiihSt bat. Dos un3ishenofts hier'
in Oiirfte bic 2o~rrIppnben3 3ipiIhsR
8aaats Mnb 0drpin Isia, bic bolIe oiDei
DritisI eiHss umfanereihen @dnbes
flint. nenn aus ibr tperben bic iperis
b%pIIieH grsdnSunesR sur @effi1ts BEG
Dnrpinismus 81 eninebmen fsin. Sc
ptrTtsbt FG bon IsIbit. buB in benz
grieTipshisl 5ipiintn Duripin anb @aEs
lace aud Der griqritdisitreit nm bi,
MbItammuaQsltbre cine RoIfe fpielf.
5rtiIiM mar bon eintm Gtrtitt swii9sa
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Rafoi. 1869 trat er in bds ssiT..ds
3onpiit In 8rsiburg Elm unO ftubierts
on Der bortissn unipsrFtdt SbeoIogie
unb pbiloIppbis~1s63 purbs CT sIm
prieItsr gepei6f, 1864 na9te er ieinen
9oltor uab idIus bann 3uerIt bic 2uufs
balm bes 2sbrers Elm. Als er burH
teine 5tiInn6me an ben politiIdeu Rdms
pfta ID mihliebid gendnt hattie, II &c
CT 1869 ieines 8iennes sniloHen, bnlo
bardui dber gum pfdrrer in 9deenau IN
8obenIte %ernornt. Bon 1871 Bis 1881
eeb0rte sr aIs Mbseprsnsisr Der 5~spsitsa
babiTden admmer an, felt 1884 mar tr
Giobtpfarrsr in Grtibure |. 3.
6eint eisensn @rinnerunsen bat sr
in ben 9idsrii SIN 6efGnsnis", sQuf
Der Gsituns@, s4us Der SueeHb5sit4
,,aus Der -tloien8eit", Nus benz 2es
Ben eints 8ielgsprlfien~ bsIdrisbeu.
Npn ftiusn SinteriIftn S9Dpfung n
Fno uG6nesbdnen", ,@aloIeute4, Gr5s
bdpern" unb .Milo RirIdsn' am be-
fonntsItsn sstpprben. Seine sefdnmtI=
TN SHriittn prrben beraussseebta.
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F& ols f1mer3Ii9t GnitduI9une srs
fpits. Ruu bsrbrings ih Fhon ben Siueis
ten Gpmner bier. 2anb uno 2tnie tres
ten mir INNER nGher - bic Grinnsruns
ptH an bas Iisbe 9birinesr, bic In mir
Dn9gsrufen ipurbtn, nIs i'd Rorfalt
gum srfisn WlaIe fab, bdlttn mid betpos
gen, meinen GommsrduFentbnIt bort gu
tpdblen, mo Id glaubtt, am frenisiten
Selmpsb empIin6tn Sa miifsn. @tatt
otFsn f6eint Is oil, nls ipdren etraDe
bieIs Grinnerunetn ba5u nnsetur, Teine
SebnTudt gu einsm punfte 3u feigern,
no fs tdum mebr 81 ~bsidmpfsn III.
Damn absr fts[sn ii9 aud rseelmdBig
pisber slpsi duseleinenoe Gaitprsn EN-,
bic qrbsit unb bas Snterefe. buS meme
.iisbsn Irsunos an mir nshmen. Die Qd>
tur trdgt bas ibrise basA bei - oenn
uis eut lGBt fif's bier arbtitet = i)
FBt bann am Qlabier, Dor mir bic Niss
siiae aus ben neu por3ubsrsitenbeH
Opern, bansbsn our Qbnsdsluns Elm
autes Bud, ba i8sint e pirili9. uls
mare i'd oIer Mtlt entriidt. uno elm
Triebe tebrt bei mir Elm, ben nur bic ars
Belt brinaen lam, grbeit in folder Inns
aebuno. Rie porbsr bate i'd @elegsnbsit,
70 losgtlOit BON alien gu orhtiten, benn
In Der olttn 5eimat mar Der Ruf Der Qls
ben su fart nnb nur an gerne CAB iA
meme Mrbtit dnf, nm MID gang IN bet
Ratlr 81 perIisreu.
limb pic tamsn sic grab duf NOrFoff.
sndbiss Grdu9
Md bos fpor f@neu %eefnnoen; nIs
I'm Trahiabr Dorissn Subrss bic Bers
bdltnifs F@ burh ben arisg 10 esItaltes
ten, bas cine AsiIe nab europa ala
ni6t rattan betrantet psrbsn tonnte -
psr motte fH aud germ elmer 10 rigos
roIen rnteriuhang unter3ieben, ME lie
bic GneIdnber NIT isbsm goHdgisr be-
ireiben bd ging in mil meiHea
5rsunben auF bic Su9e naa tinsm ees
eiqntten Gommsrplab, unb mir enti9its
ben ung nab bsrIhiebsnen 8eiihtigrns
oen bon @albs uno Stran6orten fir
Rorfolf, no i9 bieIt Cottage uuf 5uRs
Iet SiI mietcte. Die Rubs fat mid III
erIisr 2inie basu tsItimmt, obsr aud bic
Geaeno. 0ie sic Ie9tn, baden mir cine
ber0crrasenbe Gage nno ssniebeu biz
I95nIen Communicating. Sr gang
9eutIhldnb tOunte mon nidts S9ohe@
reg firbsn."
Die aicbfingsbunO6sn Der 9iOd Ia
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9drpellifu1rt

Sestpia Gohn, bic boauerebrte
8eriincr &@riIlieQerir, Bat etisr
ariiiel seihrieben. sic 1ohier ~
sanie ofr Dtuittr. oter5n etsreill
W9nrearete bpn SuliHer. cine ber
fhbrcnbea gmrtitfteuerinneI 6eniiAs
Innes, oas Bort als eriptoeriIl9;
<zzaN er artifeI III quuIi cine @srteis
bisuRg ber moberntu grs
49, sitbuns ssssniibsr Der 70
- bdufig erbobcnsn Qntloee
ibrer Gdulo an Der GntFrtms
buRs Der sp6ter bonn GItsrns
bnus unb Der Muitsr. 9ebpig 0obma
MtinuRp Sufpiss 1T Ie ala GeIbRbsrs
ftdnbli6ieit bin%5untbmen, no bic 3oGs
ter tinem 8erufe Hadssbt pbsr, nod
better, cine eisens Ggiitsn5 essriiRbst
FAT.
Obns mibsrfprs6en 81 ipoIIen, m56le
td nur tonitatieren, bag uobl iebsm
bon uns 0dle beidnns Fnb, no eerabs
i'm 8srufstsbsn its6enbe G69tsr i'm
u~lIsrinnisftsn Notwithstanding
5ur Muttsr febeR unb nift boran bens
ten, Ods 9aus Der Mutter 81 bsrIaTsu.
gs Oolsisbt fid bier OieImsbr Der rsis
senOssisentiimli4s 8prsaug, 6dB I'm
2uuFs Der Sabre, sana indt. sor5 Itin,
bic Soater 5nr Mutter CUR Be-
ffib.rin =, bic Mutter our Sohtsr =
sur gei9ibten miro.
aber BON bieisn bsrebsIten GrlGtsn,
bic btr Baum Der mobsrusn grJisbuns
dbipirft, mOGte i9 Hi1t meter reben
Is mare cine nsis 9erteibiguness
rsbe fonbtrn bon ben tpiIbsn, bic
iibtvmdhtie ins araut I9ieBen. es
gibt SALE - oa3n bieIel - 100 bic
GHtfumbung uHb bds Ginfd1bsn bts
GlttrnbduIes dIs cine art 4bReigquars
tier uub Gpsiftbdus bar9 isinsn 9truF,
etinpsigt bsnH bur9 cine ~TeIbEGnbis
auYssbouts griltsna besriinbet Fnb,
foubern bnr9 -, ss III pis[Ieid)f augss
brdht, bieIsH Ge6aHisntriA often gu
IaHen
angtfHts bieler Sale brdngt Ii6 ges
bisterii1 bic Drast duF, pb benn bic
gntfrsmbuue bisis 3ufdnbe. cine uns
~obwenbbare GoIge mOberner graiebune
Iinb pbtr piel1siht nur cine 9eelsitsrs
fdsinang bss llsbsrpdnssHnbiums, Der
stbiIhsn lInrsifs. Die Fd sIsidsrmubsn
auf bic Gr5iebungsmetbooe Uie bic
Mliier srItredt, OBJ ,s fih niat nir I'M
zine avt bon phrpsniitim in Der Or
sisbung unotlt. bds Hbsrtrsibi, bon
einem ertrem ms anbsre esrat. unb In
Isiner art sbsnID ubs,Ihmudl III ME
forrtr apnierodtismus. DEM baB rs
tn bsr Gr5isbung bic fi9 Bis su sinsm
asriHsn grabe nit bsn isipsiiieen Gits
Ten uno @epflogsnbeIteH bedt, parpsnas
tln, @nobbismus uno itertrisbsHs
Mobsrnitdt gibt ebtnIo ME bas
Gsa.nlsIl - bas III iber ieben 3wsifel
srbabeu.
Die MiiileF, bic bant ibrer gors
biIbnna Der auFgabt Der grsiebuns sss
madlta inn. Fnh Hs9 aasu ssriHs an
3ahI. no nprmoIt WerhdItuiHe nto
GharaEiert IN Grdss itbsn, trnsen
sft i1 CLAUDE = lie une mot nis priHs
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lia 6teinfluBt bur6 bic GigentiimIi4tcit
bes perioOif9en auItretens wabrenO Der
5eurcifs, bub bisft n%nunssnebmcn ans
Fdue hermit auinmr %;ubingcn. gbeHIc
ptnig 1T aud Gieber b%or6nnoen; einigc
2ronte Hagen oIIerbings iiber beiBen
aopf uno belize 5dnbe nnO 5iibe, pic
aud ii6cr cine bDriibergeben6e .9ibDeae
I'm Sbert0rper, bod Oergeben biele Grs
ideinunsen rad Denisen Minuten
ipieber.
Sin engliI9er arst, goIiod, Der ielbf
an 9tufieber litt, eripdbnte 1929 gun
erItenmal IN elmer BON inn OerDffentli4s
ten G6rift bic eigsntiimlide Grdnfbsit
un6 odb dls GrunD bic Somnerbibs an;
man be5ei6nete besbalb bi. grIdeinuus
gen ala goFodf1er 8ctarrb. Spdtsr
fpurbe BE 8rdnt1eit ais Bolseerf9eis
nung bon berI9iebenen anOern FraHts
beiten, ME @i1t, R1sumatismus, neuroz
pntiI9e anIaee, Reflegs Reurpie. iiber=
baupt vals nerpGIe 8eranlasuns" be-
S.idnet. Sang getldrt ino aud bsuie
nod ni9t bic urinden bes 9eufiebers.
6sTsn gt9onblunsspeiie besbalb cine
sbenio btrI9iebendrtise lit. 9uriiber
dber, bab bus Stufiebsr feline grtdle
tun~gstrdntbeit 1T, iinO ii@ 4erate uub
gdtienten einie. Die Symphonic bes
9eufisbrrs, ME gnseniuden, NieIen.
4ltbmd. bic irh burapsg %dnfalspeiie
NIT elmer Ddner BON A--12 @tunbe ses
msrtbar MAIDEN, miirDen ii1 BON einem
bsftigtR G1nupfen nidlt unterTheiben.
tpenn iif nibt biele llndnnehmlidteiten
in isbem Sabre nm bisIelbe 3eit, Gnbc
gidi Biz Anfong SUM- unb anguf
pieber6olten. Gar baIb merit man, baB
b Grrsger bieIer &rantheit i'm 3uIams
mslbong nit be- BE- .nenfsn @rdiers
nnb getreibebliite Fteben miiITen. 60 bal
iih benn in ben IeBtsn Stpei SabrSe1nten
bi. 5enftebsrtbeorie entfpidelt, bic fG
nit benz btnfiebertrrsgcuben 5rdferteiI,
ben an Tpinntpsboiinnen Gdba..n btrnbs
h%GuaenOsn gliiiei, ben icsen. poIlsn,
beI90Ftigt. SRttrsFierte @tlehrte bdb'n
dls heufiebertrres .nOes MoEent Elm
GiTt bon eifpeiBartieem gbarettsr, tueIs
des ben StGrtstorn6en BET 90. en- ans
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men htreiuIpa5iert, iltins 5Ottist, b66r
pertbols ~Goder Gpauiels4, bic syrdu
aurt uuf ihrsu Msgen, ielbit per autu
ODER Boot Ju bssIsiten pfltssu. Gle fnb
ibr SiolS uHb tpsroen nit bel 31tilifs
felt bebdnbeIt. Sin Der @ild febt man
bdaIis uno germ pisle @dfe. uRb bdnn
iper6en gsmsiniam Autopariien orrans
eiert. Tsnnis eefpiett unb ouf iebe gDeiIe
Oes 2ebsns 9iirbe 10 lsidt ME m5gli1
senommsn. Sir gsiTtige Semitic Ioresn
Bic Safe lslbit, fir Bic moterisuen bic
belpdbrts, oitpreubilhe SausbdItsrin,
bsren sin5igt 8sI4perbe be ttnreR Sc.
bensmitieIprciie I'M nsutraltn amrrita
inb.
@Gbrtnb ibrsr rariessseidnosnidaFt"
bier BAT Grou anrt in bilfsbsrsitsr
MeiIs als llnterHsbmungsn gum BeIten
Der bsutiHsn ariegsfirioree unterItiibt,
0as ItBte aon3srt, al BEN it isilnabm,
mar in Carnegie 6aa gum 8eIfen Der
2biirineer, Osrsn Mpbl ibr am mtiIen
am 9sr5en Iisst.
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III Der o%sr5p6ung.

sipien bsr mObsrnen grsiebang iduIb
an benz, tporiiber lie IsIbsr alaee
Tibreu. Oft etnus fat bic Mutter
Ietber, fpIdngt bns Sinh nod in ben
.rFea Rinbtrf9ubsn ftedt, oas llnfrout
Der Gntfrsmbuns. 8ersniisunBsiu4t,
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