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The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
POLICEMAN
AT Tackled
BYCAPT|vE
Highwayman Beats Pa
trOlman With Latter's
Handouts
-
OFFICER HAD
STOPPED HOLD-UP

Probatlonary Pstrolman Walter
Panchjck. attached TO Chenest po
lice station vss severely beaten on
The head al 40 o'clock Monday
morning by a robber whom he sur
priscd In the act OF waylaying 4
pedestrian. az Medbury and Elm.
God aves After strenuous hand
: o-hand conflict he holdup man
Aed with the pat-olmans manacles
dangling from his wrist
The Officer. during the struggle
s-.--As---,.-es Al--eeiH- ef,t- hand
Gun over the mans wrist Then no
lost his grip on tho other our The
bc!d.up man used tho manacle as a
weapon. beating tho oficcr on the
head With D.
According 10 the report received
~ police h"adquartors the man who
had been held up left during the
neht between the robber and The po-
liceman. The police did not learn
his name
When Panchick came on the scene
of the robbery he found the victim
with his arms stretched skyward
The rubber was searching hts pock.
cts.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
BAVARIAN KING
UPH0LOS KAISER
Praises EmperOr's Denuncia-
ton of Allied Reply
To Wilson

AMSTERDAM Jan l5-iivelt
appreciation OF the kaisers defiance
10 the Allies and acQuiescence I'm hi
declarations that tho Enieufes re
fusal OF peace shows their bound
loss lust OF conquest was expressed
IN = message from the king 81 Ba
varia TO Kaiser Wilhelm Today &C.
oording 20 Munich dispatches
In part the kings message read
Your strong words expressing in
dignation over our enemies AFRO
CANT reply ind lively echo in AL
our hearts. All the German people
share your iron will 70 break ou.
enemies presumptlon-~the enemy
whose war aims disclose their bound
less lust oi conquest and desire Tor
our obstruction
The self sacrificing heroism OF
The troops of the empire and OF the
people will henceforth defy all at
iacks and lead 10 victory Mn, God
continue with our Just cause" "
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
Fort Wayne Is Mecca
For Visitors On
Sunday
DISCHARGES
TO COME SOON
Men Will Be Paid Off
Saturday, Is
Outlook

With the luborious part OF muster
ing out the 'rhirty-hrst regiment out
OF the way. Detroit's soldier boys
were given greater freedom sunday
than at any time since the troops
arrived home. Jan. 3 Seven inou-
sand visitors braved the chilly and
hitting winds that swept from the
river all during the day, and the
sights OF old Fort Wayne were OF
great interest to the callers, espe-
oially whom explained by the boys
In olive drab Men OF the Jackson.
Ann Arhor and Monroe companies.
who make up one battalion OF the
1hirty.frst, were allow ed passes un-
ul Monday. and most of them visit
ed home for the first time since the
troops return. Several of the com
Tanies having practically completed
the work of checking over property
tc the state. few company com.
Inanders issued passes TO part of
their companies for oven longer
periods OF time
Capt. Bracken Twenty-third infan.
try, FL PasO, assistant tn Major
Wells in mastering out the Detroit
soldiers. has been expediting the
work as much as possible. With ar
able corps II assistants. he IS near
ing the end ~ a comrlete check on
all government property iha. will be
turned over 10 the state military au-
tlIori,ies.
Seventeen men have died in the
entire Michigan brigade since the
troops we're ordered mobilized last
June 10 or that number only three
ilet violent deaths Nine deaths.
all since Dec 5, were caused BY
pneumonia. Six men OF the Detroit
regiment died during the seven
months service, and two OF this
number since the return of the
troops To Detroit
Final paw and muster rolls for The
regiment were completed Saturday
under the direction OF Lieut.. Col
Ambrose G. Pack The men prob.
ably will he paid Saturday.
Alvin Macauley. president OF the
Packard Motor Car Co. says that all
men OF that company who left on
June 10, AZ the presidents call will
be reinstate din their positions and
will receive two weeks pay
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
Work of ReactiOnary
Likely To Hasten Day
II. S. Must Act
REGULATION
PROV Els FAILURE
property Interests Now
Dominant On Traffic
Board
Ry OLSON GARDNER.

WASHINGTON. Jan. i5.-Another
|ep toward government ownership
railways was taken when the ap.
ointment OF Winthrop NJ Daniels
} the interstate commerce commits
ION was confirmed by the senate,
ksinst the protest Of Senator Cum.
ins and II other non-railroad sen
|ors. II Is men like Daniels on
)e commission that, makes regula.
bn by commission failure. and
hyes government ownership of
| Iilroads as the only recourse.
| In practically every way the in
Fstate commerce commission is
Seakins down. II is neither en-
fnt nor faithful 10 the public in.
rest The business OF hearing
Smplaints Is a. far behind "a the
lendar OF the United States su.
emc court. and when tho com
ssion does function II more often
an not comes thru with something
Fe the Ave per cent rate increase
der II appears 20 be dominated
Daniels and Hall who were
reed on the commission before
p fve per cent hearing was held
d the policy OF the commission
ceased 10 be that o, Clements.
putty and Lane. and has become
OF subservience 10 The banking
p stock jobbing interests by which
railroads are controlled
rhe importance OF the Daniels
hfrmation r. 20 be found. how.
Pr. not merely in what Daniels
btribuies IN fve per cent rate in
ases. The commission is soon
be called on 20 pass on the work
the board which Is making
uation OF the railroads OF the
tied States. and IL Is of great i'm.
|tancc 20 the people OF the coun.
that the valuatsn. as finally ap
bved. be an honest physical valua.
n and not dishonest tumble Of
ckjobbing values When the
bple take over the railway prop
ies. as eventually they must. i;
important that they take them
|r at their actual physical value
not al an inflated and stock
Iered value and. in the mean
e. when rates are made on the
is os value. Il is important that
SO rates be based on actual and
speculative value.
n all these matters Daniels vs.
tCoptinu~d on Page Two,
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
WEATHER IS
MODERATINC
Mercury Starts Climbing After
Dropping Below Zero
Sunday

Following Sunday $ drop below the
zero mark. the temperature in De
troit Monday morning showed evi.
Gences OF trying &C. square" itself
with a chilled public
Weather Observer Conger's predic-
ton that stmosJ hsric conditions
would moderate over night were full
filed BY several degrees While tho
mercury was IA below xero Sunday
morning. at 9 O'Clock, IL hours later
he thermometer registered four do
grtes above
From hen until g o'clock this
morning. n remained between two
and Ave degrees above. Al s O'Clock
II was 10 degrees. At S O'Clock the
temperature was eight degrees
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
Will Make Him Answer
leak" Questions Or
Face Contempt
FIREWORKS
ARE POSSIBLE
Financier May Name
Committee Member
As Informant
BIZ J. p. YODER.

tSfdf Correspondent United Press)
WASHINGTON. Jan. l5.--The
house note leak committee resumed
its plumbing today with the chances
about $3.50 either that Thomas w.
lawson financier. would or would
not answer questions. Some folks
said he'd like to be made a marty
under contempt proceedings. 9th
ers ha-ha'd. saying contempt pro
ceedings could not get anywhere
because they would have TO 20 thru
a court and would die with the con
gross March g.
The committee believes il will
have the last laugh, for IL plans 20
prevent Lawson lodging under ha-
beas corpus proceedings. Moreover
II didn't want the wiley Boston
1aancied TO bring out the name OF a
high Official" he had mentioned a.
involved IN leak profits. provided
that name. as rumor says. is the
name OF a prominent foreign diplq
mat here.
In executive session before the
regular hearing, the committee plan
ned 10 thresh out the habeas corpus
idea and arrange its questions so as
not TO drag in any diplomats name
One startling story was that Law
son would name member OF the
leak committee as his informant
concerning names in the leak profit.
The member In question denied this.
and was prepared 10 let forth blast
IL Lawson made the charge.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
ROCKS AHEAD
FOR STRIKE Law
Presidents Proposed Measure
Meets Strong Opposition
In Senate

WASHINGTON, Jan. l5.--Unex-
pected opposition in the senate in
terstate commerce committee threat
ems to block the presidents railroad
legislative program.
According to member OF the
committee the provision prohibiting
strikes until investigations have
been made has met with such power
ful opposition that many senators
believe II cannot be put thru.
The situation was thought so Sc.
rious that special meeting has
been called for Tuesday. a. which
time an attempt will be made 10 get
final committee action.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
AUTO BANDITS
ROB TWO MORE

Three automobile bandits robbed
man who gave his name 10 the
police as August andendraesche. No.
li0 Holcomb-ave., AZ 1870 O'Clock
Sunday night. The victim was
walking towards his home and had
almost reached II when three men
in an automobile drove up 10 the
curb and leaped out ahead OF him
One Of the men pointed rovlver
AZ Zsndenroesche and ordered him
TO throw up his hands
As the victim complied the other
two men searched him. They went
al the work with rapdity bu, With
on confusion. giving tho impression
that they were experts AZ This style
of robbery.
The men obtained gold W8tch, S.
In cash n -cair- of glnXez- -and-Knaan
other trinkets Then they ordered
tue victim 10 walk along and not
look back. They jumped into tho
machine and drove awav rapidly
zandenraesche furnished ;he police
with = good description of the rob.
rers
About halt-hour Later Donald
Williams. of No 522 Grand River
ave. was held NJ by hvc men on
spruce-stl near Trumbull.ayd Two
OF these men covered Williams with
revolvers while tho other throe made
hurried search II the mans pock.
cts. They obtained s2ss and a str .
of car tickets. after which they ned
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
DUPONT PLANT
SUSPECT is
FREED BY POLICE

NEW YORK. Jan. lb.--Jeremiah
O'Donnell. arrested by the Pompton
akes y j.. police sfter he said he
expected another portion of the Du.
Pont powder works st Haskell to be
blown un. was released today The
police admitted deputy overstep-
ped himvself when he tried 10 un.
ravel n war plat No further arrests
are contemplated, IL was said
Federal, agents are Ignoring re
ports that explosions at Haskell and
TrnRETEud wsrp Hrcffuntsf aud Ne
gong ahead with Investigations
They admitted today, however. they
expect 10 reach no othes conclusion
than the one ALREADY found by
Kingslsnds MAJOR and The DUPONT
COMPANY
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
TeutOn Lines Broken
In Several Places
BY Slavs
CAPTURE OF RICH
BOOTY REPORTED
ReinfOrcementS Are
Imperative Need of
Defenders

LONDON, Jan. 15.--Russia is sr-
the German line south OF Riga that
II may conceiyably have its effect
on the German progress in Rumania.
Al several places the Russians
have broken thru the German lines.
The Russian advances were made
also despite heavy snow storms.
freezingly cold weather and great
stretches of ma land. A mes
sage from Gen. LSLitrieff published
here today pays tribute TO his
mems heroism and relates their cap
ture OF 50 machine guns, 80 cannon
and a vast amount OF material--in.
Guiding l00, 900 bottles OF brandy
as evidence OF the Irresistible force
of the advance.
Already weakened At several
places by the battering OF the Rus
sian assaults II Is believed here the
Germans must make early reinforce
ment OF their lines in this theater
, or undertake n general withdrawal.
II reinforcements are. given. II is be-
lieved they will be taken from the
Rumanian front.
Dispatches from Rumania today
indicated that the Teutons are again
making desperate efforts &c approach
| GaIatz For 10 days the Teutonic
forces have been unable 10 make
much progress toward Gslatz, sltho
the latest Berlin statement claims
occupancy of vadeni, six miles dis
tani.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
FORTUNE LOST,
M,ANENDSLuE

NEW YORK. Jan iS.- Martin L
Henri. ss, torn mail carrier,
ended his life whom his fortune of
500 600 had been wiped ouf IN
WAli-st iic became rich ihru
speculation in Bronx real estate
while working as mail carrier
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
WELLS ADMITS
HE SLEW Girl
suspect In Columbus Staying
Makes Plea Of
Self-Defense

COLUMBUS. o. Jan Is. Weldon
W Wells. formerly Of Kansas city,
confessed to Prosecutor Duncan
here Last night that he is the man
who slew Mona Ryron Sin'no in a
hotel room here Thursday night He
SAYS he killed the glrl In selide-
fense following quarrel In which
shc threatened TO attack him With
razor
Wells was arrested in Huntington.
Ind. on Saturday morning,
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
I53 sink With
JAP WARSHIP
Tsubuka's Magazine ExpIodes
Following Mysterious
Fire

--ffAtHtKf0,- Jan The JapsnpSc-
isttle cruiser Tsupuka Vas sunk
Sun0ny IN Nokosuka harbpr By the
explosion of ono ~ her magazines
CAUSED b, fire. one hundred and nf
~ three OF her crew IRE gaid 10 nave
rerished and lo7 we're injured. The
origin of The FIRE ~ unknown
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15

fhree leading citi,ens and former
public officials % tho toun NJ Rose,
lam Ia. are 10 be placed or trial
t@iay at lmite. La, for the legcd
murder of Aiphonse Watson. former
town marshal. last August
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15

Harhld .Tanvrin. tho only born and
bred Boston product on the roster
OF the champion Red Sox. is TO be
riscn banquet by the Boston tSse-
bali fans tonight.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15

Many OF the most representative
Jews in the country are expected In
baltimore today 10 attend the hien-
rial Council OF the Union Of Ameri-
can Hebrew Congregations.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15

Dr Richard VI rearco. adviser in
medical education 20 The Information.
al HeaIth Board of the Rockefeller
Foundation. ~ 10 sail today for Ar
Icniina and UrusUsy 10 study nedi-
cal conditions and progress IN those
Countries
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15

The annual exhibition OF the Cen
trail New York Poultry and Pet
Stock association Is TO open In
Utica today and viii continue thru
the remainder OF the week
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15

The eighth annual meeting OF the
Colorado Farmers congress will
meet today AT the State Agricultural
college AZ Fort Collins
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15

Today is the seventy-hfth ami
versarv Of the death of of-Joseph Hop
kinson, autho~ of Hail Columbia"
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15

Charles G. Healey, former chief
OF police OF Chicago. has been
charged with taking graft from dis.
orderly and gambling houses. Lieu
tenant Martin White, commander ai
the Lake-st. station was also ar
rested on the same charge. Billy
Skidmore. a saloonkeeper and lead
or on the West Side. and Mike de
Pike" Heitler. dive keeper, were
also arrested in tho same connec-
ton.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15

These are the latest photographs
of Harry Thaw. who on Thursday.
Jan. IL. tried suicide when cornered
by the Philadelphia police he was
wanted in New York city on tho
charge of having beaten Pred
Gump. q Kansas City boy. whom
be lured here.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15
YotR CHo,cE or nATHIsG

should ne the Wayne Hotel Mineral
and Turkish Baths for Men and Wo-
men, open day and night. Expert at
tendants.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15

overnor A O. stanley. % Ken
ky. hurried on a special train to
kray. Ky. when nc learned tho
OF the fudge and the distrior
rney who had the case of n
ro charged with homicide post
ID were in danger
have come here 10 uphold Law
order and protect this court
my life. n necessary he told
mob in Murray
bs mob dispersed.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15

rry oar wsshs-s ~ ". In. us.-s-
ssusetts Lss-syy Ce. Asi. sses---Ad.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15

WAYNE uoTEL CARtREr
Opening Saturday night az $40.
Refined entertainers and novelty or
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15

fyfrst~g--the pisss neat hf.s--sNss
fs rtght--rnnss ysh Dspt~-Msss Sx2e.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15

Frtrttue-the plain neat kird--thst
is right--Times Job Depf.--Wsin sE3o.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-15

n The Times prints 1t. The Times believes 1,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24

fomncnoe Gltantitat. Sdufig beitebt
oieielbe aid tur IN einer glattcn Sci
oen.glbiteppnng Der 8lenoen ooer an
Oerer 8eIabtbeile. Bon bieIer Dirt 1T
0as in luiiarer eriten 9lbbHouna Der.
ani6nllihte W}ooel in grauem Wlo.
-bair, garnirt nit gIenoen bon mari.
ne6lauem W2obair. Qieie biloen einc
reBenoe 9hu5ihniidlng, Die nod od'
ourd geminnt, ooB Die Rdnoer nit
glcidfar6iger Seioe obqeiteppt iinN.
@eionocrS intereiiant lit Die 9lrt in>
g9eiIe, wie oieie 9lenoen angebro1t
im0, inoeni Orei oerielbcn einet en-
aen 8rinSeBaiirtel @fieft biloen. Sis
Tinocn iih mieOerbolt niht mr. al
aragcn unO oen poIlen 9iidois .glers
meln, ionocrn nild am gfod, in ent-
iprcdenO breiterer Sorm 9emerfens.
mert6 lit oas glotte Yaneel porn. Del.
len llmriB iib ihori a6bebt gleuar.
tia lit Der Sdnitt Der Soille, nllem
2luidein na9 cine .flipsou" 8louIe,
oeren &orocrtbeil recbtS uno linfs
itnten in 5roei idarfen @den ausldntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24

DE 6iille niflpeilen. SobIt fleioiam
ut bic rIlipson" 8louIe, nit f6rem
V.fornligen 9lusi6nitt ino oen Ian.
gen, engeu glermelH. Gin loier Sir
tel bonn eigeneu Wiaterial lit na6lGi-
lig Inn Ole Saiaenlinie oeri6lungen.
Dieies &leio lDar BON Sennp entipor-
fen un6 Sanmet5onb mar Elm pdHsnz
Der @ef1brte fir oas &leio.
Scr Gurus i'm, g1pterial fir 9Ibeno-
toileittH baf eber 5il- ais abgenorI.
men, trob ser erniten Wfobnuneen 5ur
Spa, iamfeit. 9ie foitbariten @cpebt
ltno erquiiite @&uiter bon 4Retan-
9lcfot uno I2etaam6 in Sob nrc
SiIber lmo einen 3uiab BON Sarbe.
glu6 9ibertD -9ltlas miro benllSt unO
miro belonoers in erquiiiter @eiie III
oen Shleppenfleioern gebanobabt.
9hlr meHig &leioer oie aus ioI6em
iuitnoerbarem Wtateriol bergelteIt
Iino, boben irgeno mel6e @ornihlr.
@enn iol6e iiberbmtpt borbanoen lit,
10 miro lie nur iebr ipGrlib ongc-
manot. SeioenItiderei miro oieIleiht
mebr ais irgeno ehpos bentbt, uno
5lpar gemobnli6 in ser gleiden ooer
elmer burmonirenOen 6arbe. Yerlen-
gurnihtr uno Metalipibe fonmten be-
rteIen &leiOern cbenfals 8ur@erlpen'
Oitnq, penn aub niht in ansgcipro'
dlenem WlaBe. Sebr bdufig finoei
nimt Elm &leio BON DER Itreng einfa'
diem W}unier, pie es bier in Der bier
teu9lbbilouug pieoergege6en it, Sier
uir0 Siiber sWletall 9rofot in GlI-
kerIt portbeilbofter @eiie ongeipauot
9ie5Iniaeiit bodlit eiHioG, ben 6or-
men anliegeno, orapiert. SSn ollttol'
lealbenrs Rpptrait bier5u 1T Der gtOd,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24
Clns Oem Oaeit5e Der SOaOOe
q ew gorf, 6en 4. SUM

EoB es ntbt nub irgeno elmer gfid.
iung bin an Dlateriul 5ur Seriiel.
lung BON rei3enoen Sonlnerfleioern
feblt, benefit Die enoloie 3abl BON
nainoerbiibfdlen Wlooenem oie iiber-
al in ben @eI6lften aus9eitellt iino.
Die 8efiirdhtngeu Die non pielcll
Geiten ausoeiproden iulroen, oaB
ih, mie auf pielen anoern @ebicten,
aud bier eiu W}augel flmoaeben mir.
re, ba6en iih ais nnbegriinoet ernie.
fen. 0ie 9nispobl Der oiferirtcn Stof-
fe lit in oieier Suiion nidt geriugcr,
ols 5u trgeno einer anoern 3cit Wldn
fonnte iageu. oaB Der 5ar6enreit
taum beina0e aroBer mare, ais ie
mem nielleiht oud gciuilie 6arberl.
RE ionit beionoers ltarf oertretcll
paren, lpGrGher porbanoen iinO 81
ren haupti0hliden StnfieH Aie fiji
Somucrfleioer aeeigaet iino, 5abIen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24

uno ipeiB farrirtem 0eulter lit nit
altroio @oa,5eriep 5uiammeu Derab'
beitet. 9ies ergibt cine ebeuio inge-
wobnli6e pie rci5enoe 3uiammen.
telling Gas @oll SerieD in geidid-
ter 8eiie gebonobobty oient fiir Oas
nilip-on~ SSutiper Sodet, ooS 6rn1el-
los lit. Qaslelbe miro iiber Dem
@ingbdmfleiO getrogen, uno lit 10 &C.
mad5t, ooB oas 2cbtere fonplet lit,
aud na60em oas sSadet entfernt lit.
@roBe Sal9en unO Der 6reite 3eners-
Sra9en lino nit Dem SerIeD-Wioterial
garnirt, 3u einem eleganteu, feoern
garnirten Sut uno meiben Sporti6n.
ben eetrosen, pirft oos Gleio auer'
liebit lno neuortig. @inoerbiibidc
@ffette Deroen er5ielt ollrb Die Der
itieoeIturtieiten &ombinotionen bon
@in9bam ino s5erieD. Sir Golf rnb
Eennis5pede piiroe elm pliilirter9iod
BON oem @ingbom un6 cine ilip-ou
9loilie bon oemSSeriep ebenio elegant
pie bequem iein. 9luf oieie @eiie fon,
men piele intereiionte Sarbenfom6ino'
tionen er5ielt meroen.
Sir neutrality-suspicious. miro fein(
&usidmiidrnQ ais 81 reid betrodtet
Wlatertol, oas an lif reid uuo ele-
giant lit, entbebrt oa9egeu oft ieoer
@arnihir. Gies gilt audi bon Dem IN
unierer oritten glbbilolng ge5cisteu
O}ooel, in mottgrauen Wteteor.9lt.
las, Der reid nit Sil6eritiderei m
qroBem Whlltcr ouSeeitattet III 9iC
Sinien limo ole in oieier Sailou ic
.piel aeie6eneu iiberols einiahen, rnt
iugenoli6 mirfenoen. Ser &od III
alatt uno eri6eint eng, obglcidl oit
nod iunen gelegten 6alien betrGhtli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-24

an Dem Der gon6e llntere Sbeil er.
outfit in Silber ilno Herlen geitidt
lit. 4as Wlliiter eritredt lid bon oen
Snien bis auf oen 6ubiaupl. @eraoc
pie es notbig lit, i9on gerllnoete 9lr-
me Ino ouls 5u baben Inn Die Saille
3ur @eltlng 81 brin9en, 10 iiuo ault
3ierli6e anodel erforoerli6, Inn Die
Sdoubeit oeS Rodes uno oec
Bumps ms re6te 2i6t 5u itelen.
Sin 3uinb BON MeiB al SoIs lno
Sanogelenf miro bon pieIen Srauen
Geluiinl6t. Dton bat 0ies oft uls ,oIt.
mobtI9" 6e3ei9net, ungea4tet Der
Gbatiohe, ooB oicicr 3uiab ems ser
fleiOiomiten 9etailS lit, Ole Ser @r.
i6eimlng elmer 5rou einen mirfilngs,
ooIlen 9l6ihluB gibt. 0ie @arnitureu,
aus 3ragen umo 0lanibetten bette.
bend, Die in Oieier Saiion 5u ieben
ilno, iino beionoers rei5eno lPebr
ms gluge faleno, als anoere iinO bic
BON OreonOn. 0ieielben iino in all
Oen neuen Sarben Ger Soiion 3u bni
ben, uno meroen nit eigenem Salln
ooer Spibenfroiie offerirt. Sebr fei-
ne 9arnituren bon @eorgette, gbiffon
im0 gteb meroen oiferirt, bdrfig bera
5iert nit Son6-Stiderei itno ehter
Spite gIIs glbidhlB altf einem Wlo.
hair ooer SeiOeuflei0, ipiir6e cine
oieler @ornitlireu iih iebr biibIGj
ausuebmen. 3ie SrgouoD. @arnitl-
rem iino beionoerS re8eno an einenI
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