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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-18

States railroads must face their
task with practically no increase
i'm equipment
Are Not PesSimistiC.
Despite conditions the railroad
army is not pessimistic. 1t is, on the
contrary still on tip toe to control
the tremendous traffic SO suddenly
thrust upon it. But all railroad men
now recognize that 70 keep pace
the railroads will not only have TO
increase their own efforts, but mast
count upon the shippers, cOnsignees
and public as a whole 70 increase
the cooperation they have so gen
erously given since the United
States entered the war.
During the war, food, munitions
and material must be kept moving
to the seaboards. lumber TO the
shipyards men must be kept NOV
ing to the cantonments-and all
these movements. as far as posi-
BILE. must be made without serious
interference with the regular com
mercial traffic.
ITO do this, the railroads must
increase their own efficiency. They
cannot rely altogether on the ship
pers. AS chairman of the railroads
war board, feel / can state this
increase in efficiency will be ac-
complished. as there has been no
disposition on the part Of any mem
Der Of the railroad army 10 do any
thing but give his best.
"Consignees can also help by
purchasing in the nearest market,
by being prepared TO store the
whole contents Of the cars, by
punching their orders 70 make fun
carload lots and by unloading
promptly.
Public Cooperation.
The cooperation we ask from
the general public is harder % ex-
plain. What We need above an is
thorough understanding OF the
magnitude of the transportation
problem and the necessity for pub
lie cooperation in its solution.
1--WE want the public TO under
stand that passenger trains have
been eliminated for one purpose
er and track space absolutely need
ed 10 handle the tremendous
freight increase.
we want the public 10 under
stand. too. that every effort the in
dividual family makes in any form
OF conservation viii help solve the
transportation problem, as Well as
the other economic war problems.
BY using food and fuel eco
nomically. by refraining from the
use OF things unnecessary for 2
healthy existence. by foreSoins
Iuxuries which demand rail trans
portation, and by supporting the
movement against the Use of
freight cars for hauling nOnessen-
ials. the people as a whole VIII
lessen the burden OF the railroads
and help garry this war 70 sue
cessful conclusion"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-18

time. the car gave me absolutely
no trouble and was always ready for
immediate call from r1y superior
officers. which were indeed many
and roads that we're frequently in a
very bad condition
AT present know OF four
super-sixes in the signal corps OF the
American army. All Of these are
giving excellent service"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-18
RICKENBACKER IN
PRAISE OF HUDSON

Eddie Rickenbacher. the famous
racing driver. who went TO France
some time ago 20 drive for Gen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-25
18 CITIZENS OF
MEXICO EXILES
COUNTRY
GENERAL SAMUEL GARCIA CUElLAR
is AMONG PARTY ARRIVING AT
LAREDO - INTRIGUE AGAINST
GOVERNMENT CHARGE MADE.

Eighteen prominent and wealthy citizens
OF Mexico City. among them General
Samuel Garcia Cucllar. well known IN
Brownsville and Maiamnro~. and including
several generals III the Mexican army IL
thc time ~ Diaz aud Ilmrria. lawyers. doe
tor. merchants and agncultnri-t-. have
been departed from the rcpuhlc uf Mex
leo following charges of mtrigue- against
the government A political eXile- the
men were allowed 10 enter the United
State, al Laredo without question by the
immigration authortie~.
The men were arrested some days ago
in the capital hy order ui the tarranza
government on suspicion ~ being impli-
catcd ia rlot- ana ntriguc- against tha
present government Nj Mexico. They ar.
rived III Nucvu Laredo ia 4 coach under
heavy guard, and after being held IN the
closed coach Tor three days were taken 10
the International bridge boundary monu-
ment at Laredo and there todd 10 con
iinue into the United States.
The party includes. besides General
Cuellar. General jesus VI. Aguilar. General
Eduardo y. Yturbidc Manuel :. Gaviie,
Arthur j. Braniif. Manuel r. I.ozano. En-
riqne l. Torga, Luis Garcia Pimentcl,
Guicrmo ~ Teresa, GuIllcrmo PARA.
Angu~tin Curranza. Enrique Rivera. Gull
crIno Carranza. Pablo Tevera. DR. Rafael
Lopez. Loa. Francisco de l.. Scntie~. Pablo
E~candon Bc~ldc~ these 222 Others were
deportcd from Mexico on steamers leav-
ng Vera Cruz during the past few days.
General Cuellar l. former governor al
the state of TamanIIpa~, and IN the spring
of 1912 visited Matamoro~. hi former
home. and made political addresses there.
lie again visited Brownsville three YEAR
age" lie wa~ related ~ the late General
Romnla Cucllnr who lived III Brownsville
several YEAR. until hi- death about two
year. ago W Johns Hopkins hospital III
Baltimore. Md.
The men who arrived 40 Laredo were
residents of the City of Mexico and state
that, one at time, they were summoned
to the office of the commandani there nm
der prcten~e that they were wanted q,
witness signatures 10 certain documents
hut that upon reaching the place They were
arrested and placed III jail incommunicado
and denied the privilege Of bidding good
bye 10 their families before being started
to the train that brought them to the bor.
der
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-25
NEGRO BRAKES
GO ON A STRIKE
CLAIM THEY WERE NOT GRANTED
BONUSES AND INCREASES GIVEN
BY GULF LINES RECENTLY.

a general strike vi negro hrakemcn on
the Gulf Coast Line occurred early today.
and with one exception. every train leaving
Brownsville for the north pulled ont minus
the usual quota If negro brakcmcn. both
passenger and freight trains. Thi- one cv-
ccption. No. , leaving Brownsville for
Houston at q o'clock carried e negro brake
man who lived at Nimg~vilie. and he decided
10 20 with hi- train that far. Some trains
Brownsville TODAY.
N. =. Gimhc general agent here tnT the
Gulf Coast Lines. said today that W wu-
expected negro hrukcmcn to take tie places
~ the men who went ont "n strike will arr
rive On the south end ot the line sometime
today.
The strike WIS q surprise to me" said
Mr. Gimhlc. II knew nothing of 1t uniil
came down to the office today. | under
stand that the general offices ~ Houston
have already arranged 10 iill the places
left vacant by the strike Of these men.
SIX men. which includes our entire force
nf negro hrakcmen working out NJ Browns
vile. were all that were affected IN the
strike. One train went ont On time this
morning, others were a. much ~ one hour
late on account of the >uddcnnc~- Of the
strike
II l. SAID the negro brakemcn became
dissatisfied because they were not in.
Guided IN recent BONUSES and Increases
granted "a other employees Of the road.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-25

J. W. Hopes. deputy governor of the
Dallas Reserve Bank. makes the following
statement:
There are times III the lives ~ MI men
when these things which hitherto They have
taken ior granted take upon themselves y
new meaning and new dignity We zee
examples ot this IN the religious revival
and IN the recruiting meeting. where men
offer their bodies and souls on the altar Of
the ideal This giving MP of the material
Tor the spiritual l. the source and essence
of patriotism.
MAY the finer instincts of humanity
flood the souls of the people NJ this district
during the next three day, and may they
realize a- they never have before thc
wealth Nj privilege there w I'M American
citizenship. the honor VT III. nobility nt N
and the deep responsibilities u cHrric~ with
III. Once they realize these things they
will hc ready a. offer their very lives tn
their country ~ thousands Of high minded
men have done already. Such sacrifice
l. not necessary. All that D. asked l. their
financial support 1t there hc any man
- ln-cn~ihc tn the higher instincts Of hu-
mnnitv that ~ can feel the rail ~ hl- heart
and vet ~tiilc !. that man NJ ~ We both
-rurncd and piticd. ~corn,d for hi~ action
and pitcd because M i- made Nj such Ip-
tcrlur material.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-25
Subscriptions Will
Be Received to 27th

The Herald this afternoon received the
following message from J. ". lIoopes.
deputy governor of the Dallas Federal Re
serve Bank:
Will you kindly give prominence to the
following important information:
The banks will receive subscriptions to
the Liberty Loan up to closing time Satur-
day. October 27. Any subscriptions mail
ed by bank TO the Federal Reserve Bank
Dallas, will be accepted on arrival at OaI-
las. If received here before or during busi-
ness hours November L. II is the sincere
hope OF the officials OF the treasury de-
paTtment that all hanks will remain open
late on Saturday night next in order to
give every one last minute opportunity
OF subscribing. Banks and Liberty Loan
organizers will be advised separately Of
this arrangement. but they are asked to
accept this notification"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-25
us. SHIP BATTLES SUBMARINE 4 HOURS
WEST OF IRELAND ON
VERGE Of REVOLUTION

spark they helped to kindle, and are now
trying to quench it, but | fear it has gone
too far. The Slim FeIners are Sublimev
confident and say that Tuesday, debate
in parliament shows plainly that the gov
ernm,nt j. afraid Of them
The correspondent says he j. confident
that the main trouble J. con~cription. IIe
says that II the government viii announce
that no cndcavor viii be made 10 enforce
con>rriptIon IN ireland before another
general election. il j, possible that many
Sim Fciner- would refrain from fomeniing
trouble
The correspondent adds that there i, a
ray ot hope that the Sim Fein congress,
which opens in Dublin today may result in
checking the militant section.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-25
RESOURCES OF
BANKS LARGE
CAMERON COUNTY INSTITUTIONS
HAVE TOTALS THIS YEAR EQUAL
ENTIRE VALLEY LAST YEAR.

Figures obtained hy Secretary Louis
Coholini ~ the Board of CITY Develop
ment show that the state. national and pri-
vatc banking institutions Nh Cameron
county. according III their latest state
ment-. have y total ~ deposits amounting
to ~l.l65. l65o6. and total resources ~
S5.ss3. .0nG.22. which figures. according ~
Mr. cobolin. are equal to the deposits and
total resources of the twenty-five bank ot
Cameron. Ilidalgo and Starr cotuntic- dur
ing the year 1916.
The hanks and their individual figures
are ~ follows:
Merchants National Bank. city. de-
posts. - ,4s5 5s3.73: resources, t2.ol3.
1887.
First National Bank. city. deposits.
81 .23s. .637 10: resources. Sl.sl2,055.GS.
Brownsville Bank & Trust Co. deposits,
500. .3O9.59: resources, S2Ss S27.25.
State Bank q Trust Co. city. deposits,
81 81. .0O7 80: resources, S3il ,3l4.5l.
San Bcnito Bank q Trust Co. deposits
Sl71 .03I15: resources, 1927 .23i.0l.
Farmers State 4 Guaranty Bank San
Bcnto. deposits. S322. 1850; resources
fl52. .9IT &C.
Harrington State Bank. deposits, SOL,
l10.2l: resources. sol 1882
| Planters State < Guaranty Bank. de
rosits. ZIG 6"6.91. resources. $l33.055.
J Raymondville State Bank. deposits
80. $3.50: resources, 5i.399.3l.
Lyford State Bank. deposits, $3s,32S12
resources. Sol .33l.S3
! Rio H"ndo State Bank. deposits S3l, :,
2536S; resources, $i3,79650.
La Feria. Cameron County Bank. de
posts, $44,S32.27; resources, S59,s52.42.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-25

a total NJ ~3s5.360 had been subscribed
10 the Second Liberty War Loan in Cam
eron county up to this afternoon, the fig
ure including Sl25,350 subscribed by the
army branches IN Brownsville. A. the
county has been alloited $685. 600 of this
bond ISSUE indications were today that 1t
viii fall far short of subscribing it, allot-
meni The total figures subscribed IN the
county. includin. the 40 600 the county
ha- authorized. j. S256.95O.
fnlluw.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-25
TORPEDO BOAT
ARRIVES IN
Time SAVE
VESSEL. A
DISASTER
,By Associated PreSs.l

AT A FRENCH SEAPORT, Wednesday.
Escaping a German submarine after
bitter fight la~ng nearly four hours and
with seven Of her crew wounded, two Sc
riou~ly. an American steamer arrived here
this morning from an American port. The
timely Intervention Of an American tor
pcdo boat alone saved the ship from being
sent tn the bottom.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-25
House Committee to
Determine Methods
tBy Associated Press.l

AUSTIN. Texas. Oct 25.--The house in
vc~tigating committee met this morning To
consider the method of procedure To he
followed ~ the general investigation of
the state departments and institutions. but
adjourned till this afternoon On account of
the absence Nj two members. These are
expected to arrive some time this after
noon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-25
RAILROAD IN MEXICO PROPOSED

local capitalists N The State NJ Guiana
uato have pclltioned the secretary ot COM
municaton~ 10 construct 4 railroad begin
nng III Qucretaro, where connection j.
made with the Na noitaIinI.es. and passing
through Baio. .Ioiirc. San Jose Ilurhide
san Miguel Alendc and other important
agricultural and mining regions that have
been hampered by lack Of transportation
facilities.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-25
Control of Holland
Sought By Germany

COPENHAGEN. Denmark Oct. 24.-The
view NJ Admiral Won Trpitz. former Ger
man minister of the marine. that the SeiZ-
ure N Belgium was the stepping stone in
extending control over Holland, was pro-
claimed by Herr Bachmeister. national
liberal leader in the reich>tag and one of
the pan-German ~talwarts, IN speech de-
liyercd sunday AT Hamburg.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-25
tBy Associated TreSs.)

LONDON, Oct. 25.-The seriousness Of
the situation IN ireland l. insisted upon
by correspondent of the Daily Mail who
has been following the Sim Fein doingS
several weeks He says the whole west of
Ireland l. on the verge nf an armed rebel
lion and he continues:
THE Young priests IN Prof. Devarlc~
train have awakened t. the danger Ut the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-25
WHITE GOES WITH GARFIELD.
Oly Assoc:atcd Prcss.)

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Oct 25.-Iohn
White. president 81 the United Mine Work
ers 81 Amcricn. resigned and will be- sue
ceedcd by Frank J. Hayes. wee president
Of the union. White leaves SUNDAY for
Washington ~ adviser 10 Fuel Admins
TRAITOR Garfield
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-25

AMSTERDAM. Holland. Oct 25-Thc
Austrian lower house, according to Vienna
dispatches, passed the third reading of the
provisional budget. not for six months "a
the government demanded. but for four
months. Authority To raise 100000
kronen was voted 227 10 40.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-25
Will Discuss Fate
OF RomanOff Family

PETROGRAD. Oct. 25.-Thc Russian
preliminary parliament. according to news
papers. shortly will discuss the fate Of
the Romanoff family. now imprisoned near
Tobul-k Siberia. Particular attention will
~ paid to the question ot eventual banisk-
mcnt aboard Nj the former emperor and
hi~ immediate relatives
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-25
5.471.624 Bales Are
Ginned to October 18

(By Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, ID. g.. Oct 25.-Cotton
gInnrd prior w October H. amounted ~
3.1Il CPL bales. counting round ~ half
bales. the census bureau announced to
day
Texas ginng~ were 2.072.467 bales.
The round balc~ included 1862. and
Sea Island was .6gl bales.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-25

DALLAS. Texas. Oct 24-Suhscrip-
tiOrS to the second Liberty Loan were COM
ing into the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank
in floods. Officials announced that most
OF the subscriptions are small, however
The eleventh district this morning still had
about S55.0000 Of the $4,000, 900 aIIot-
ment to raise.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-25
Reclaimed Drinkers
Cause Candy Demand

CHICAGO. I'LL. Oct. 24-One item fig
uring III the present sugar shortage j. the
abnormal demand for candy. due To a crav-
ing for something SWEET by those who have
stopped drinking whi~kcy. according 10
candy manufacturers here. who asserted
that they are weeks behind IN their orders.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-25
$383,300 is
TOTAL BOND
INVESTMENT
IN COUNTY
TO DATE

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct 25.-Teas-
ury officials t0Oday announced their con-
viCtOn that the Liberty Loan subscription
has passed the S3,000,000,0O0 mark and
was we'll on the way to the $4,000. 900 900
goal.
indications at Il o'clock this morning
we're that the Liberty Day sales had car
ried the total to approximately S3.500. .000,-
600, If not beyond that
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-25

PARIS. Oct. 25.-Only one French vc--
sci was sunk during the week ending De-.
tober 2l. Four vessels were unsnccess-
fully attacked by submarines.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-25
LONDON. Oct.

American congressman have arrived III
London. They are bcginnin. III unnffirial
tour 81 the war area ~ order 10 acquant
themselves with existing conditions. 4
number of Former congressman are also in
The party. They purpose to visit the French
battlefields and some will 90 to Italy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-25
BLOW SAFE AND GET $1,000

CARMEN, ILL.,. Oct. 25.-Burslars blew
the safe of the First National Bank at
CroS>vIle last night and escaped with
$4,000. 49,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-25
TEUTONS FALL
BACK ALONG
NORTH END
RUSSIAN
FROM 7

PETROGRAD. Oct. 2l.-lhe German
retreat on the northern end OF the front
continues. The war office reports that the
Russian vanguard- lost touch IN some see
tor> with the retiring Germans who de
elroyed all bridges. roads and buildings IN
the retreat.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-25

PARIS. Oct. 25.-Furfher progress was
made last night ~ the French On the Ai~nc
front between Chavignon and Mont dc~
>inee~. The French war office says that
French and that 4 number of prisoners
were taken. Twenty-Five German airplane~
were brought down by French pilots last
night or compelled Ia land.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-25

LONDON. Oct. 25.-7Siv thousand pris-
oner~ were taken by the Au~tro- Germans
on the Italian front in the beginning 81
their new atten~ivc yesterday. according u
Vienna advice sent ~ THE Central New
Amsterdam CORES pondent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-25

PETRpGRAD. Oct. 25.y-lIow the Ger
mans were aided IN the capture of O,~el
Island and Moon Islands m the Cult or
Riga by sympaihizers there i told by :.
NJ. Nlshnevi~ky, u commissioner sent To
observe conditions there and who escaped
m an open boat after the occupation. lie
descrbe- the heroic efforts made by Of
iicer~ to rally their men and asserts that
several Of them -niclded when the troops
surrendered That the Germans had
knowledge Of the conditions nn the islands
J. indicated BY the fact that complete
plans Of the island and proposed iorti"a-
tionS were found on u German aviator who
was brought down. Russian scout, fire.
quenily observed lanterns Flashing from
the shore and upon investigation found a
deserted cabin with ladder leading Ia the
roof.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-25

CONTINUED on page 3D.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-27

9as Sdyiff, a1lf oem galfonr lruo
leine 8esleiter Beriiberfamen, iul
an Der Giiite Shottlanbs bpn einenl
ltnterieeboot berfolgt luDroen iein.
Ser ensliid)c 5radtSampfer
vgitD Of Saris" lit nun einem beut-
iden 1tnterieebopt perIenft iuorbem.
9as SdJtff batte einen @ebalt noil
9239 Sonnen.
Cine Barrier 9epeide be6amptct.
bie 9entidlen batten 8u,nben III bic
&atbebrale bon G6eims getuprfe,.
nno babnrdJ sroken sdaoen ange-
rthtet
Cine nniinnige aetersburser Se=
peide melbet, bic 9emtid)en lmatcsl
bic ruiliiden 5ploaten fir 6en
Jriebem sn geiuinnen. Sdilber mt
Sen @orten. usdiekt nidt, mir
idJieken aud nidt" ieien 6ei ben
Steamnsen amfseitellt nmb 9nftidif-
fer iuiirfen syriebensprpflalnationen
in bie rmiiiiden Stellmitgen. Man
boffe jebenfaQs, bak bic 6eittnadit
itattfinberbe Solbatenfpnbcnfinn III
Minsf iid) fir ben Triehen erflaren
iuerDe.
Gine 9epeide ans In,lterOam be<
bamptet, ser oemtIdye &eidsfansler
lueroe in ieiner nGdJiten gfeSe i'm
3eidstas bie Srieoensbeoinsnnsem
mitteilen, inter oenen 0entidlanS
bereit lei, 5rieoen 5it ldliekea. Die
9ead)ridJt lit nod nidjt 6eftatist.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-27
Gi,te Mabnmtt9.

Gs lit bebanerlid)eripeiie anr @e=
tpobnbeit geiporben, nit Ser 8esab-
lnns bes Mbonnements fir cine 6ent=
ide 3ettmng biz smm lekten Mn9en=
bid sn iuarten, ipGbremb bic in enali-
ider Sprad)e erIdeinemben glatter
int 8prans besablt iuerben miiIen.
SSa, es siebt aud 2ente, bie cine
nentf6e 3eitnng entgesennebmen, lie
feien nnb an 8esa6lnng iiberbaapt
nidJt benfen. Nnn Iollte meinen, 10
efiuas fom1nt nid)t ppr, aber es 1T
tat1GdDlid Der Jull. Nir baben nns
geslunnsen geieben, bie 9samen elmer
gnsabl ipld)er 8ieberlmanner, Sic iid)
itm Die 8esablang beritntbriiften;
BON Ser 9iite at itrtiden, ltm reinen
Slid sn MAIDEN ilnb 0el6 nnb Nrbeit
sn iparen, benm mir beaablen iett fin
9llles, mas mir sebramd)en, ,nebr ais
oDppelt 10 piel, iuie friiber.
lin nun 1niere SnbicriptiDnsbi:<
der in Grbnmng slt balten, erfndJen
mir alle mniere 2eIer, ibr 9lbonnes
lnent, iuenn es abselamfen, obtr bod
ftrs nadber, prompt sit erneuern.
Mit ben sipei Collar, 6ie 6as @0<
denblatt per Sabr nnb sen fiinf5ig
Gents, bic bas Sageblatt prp Monat
foitet, lakt iid bpdJ nidt fpefnlieren;
eine 3nriifbaltnng bieier Heinen Be
trGge fiillt Die Salde nidt; fir nns
lit es aber BON srpher @idtisfeit nnb
8e6ettmng, luenn mir bas, mas ans
sifommt, bpn ben Sanienben bon 2e=
fern redtseitig erbalten. 0efdaft lit
9eidaft. CUR Jiibrmns etnes 0e-
idpGfts - nnb cine 3eittng 1T audi
Elm 0eIdaft - geb1rt GSefe nn6 mir
erimden nnlere 2eier, has lier 0e=s
iaste sn beber5isen nnS prompt 3ab-
lung sn leiiten. gYer fein sbpnne-
memt eimtellen mnb bas 8latt nid]t
mehr leIen mill, Io1te oies nlel6en
mnb Ben ettpa id)nfoisen getras bei-
fisent aber nid)t Saranf redjnen, oaf
mir linn oas 8fntt mmiunit IdJiden
nnb er nns ben 8eit idtnlois bleibt.