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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-12
FAMILIES Of GARY
STEEL WORKERS SUFFER
Wolf Looms at Door for
Those Discharged by
Trust E. r.

Unable 70 got work in Gary where
the industries arc under the same con
trsl, told 70 set out OF the company 5
houses their names taken from the pay
roll, getting no aid as q result OF their
plea 70 the government. many union
switchmen and their families in the
steel city are stated 10 be having a hard
tune OF it,
Three weeks ago the switchmen walk
Cd out as employees, not as members OF
the brotherhood to which they belong.
because of alleged violation Of q reput-
ed agreement made with them by the
officials oe the Elgin. Joliet & Eastern
Railways Or the steel trust. They ask
ed Railway Director McAdoo to inter
Vene. A government sgent was sent ana
no more was heard OF the affair.
Women and Children Suner.
Complaints have been made BY the
switchmen that if they do manage 70 set
employment in steel plants in Gary they
are soon laid OF"
what Mayor johnson Said.
When he vas campaigning for re-elec-
ton Ex-Mayor johnson pointed out the
dangers of political control by the COM
panv that owned the industries the
houses. the harbor. the railway and the
electric light. gas and water utilities
If YOU are discharged in Gary YOU
practically must leave town" Johnson
had warned You are not apt 10 get
work here
Get out of Houses.
Switchmen say that the land depart
tnent or the steel trust have notified
them 70 be on the lookout Tor other
houses which are not TO he had in
Gary. The railway company il stated
20 have dropped the switchmen from its
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-12
PUBLISHED STATEMENT
TRUST COMPANY

Condensed Statement or the
Condition Of the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-12

cured house on Eric avenue. Ham
mond, ana VIII begin Housekeeping jusi
as soon as the decorations are compIet-
ed He T. employed n ono of the bIa i
furnaces in the Inland Steel 90. plant
Indiana Harbor.
SAVE SOMETHING SOMEHOW.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-12
MUCH INTEREST IN
c. D. P. GATHERING

Much interest is centered IN the
meeting or republican primary esndi-
dates and workers. who are to meet
Wednesday evening al Harrison club
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-12
women and children suner.

Complaints have been made by the
= switchmen that if they do manage 10 get
employment in steel plants in Gary they
are soon .latd OF"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-12

payrolis. Unable 10 get jobs or houses
many OF the switchmen are preparing
TO leave town.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
Tennis TOURNEY.
TODAY
Singles and Doubles Being
Played Off on Country
Club Courts.

The annual city tennis tournaments
viii be held at the FL Paso Country
club Saturday and Sunday. April q
and Is. Drawings were held Friday
evening.
In the singles there are 10 entries
The matches in the first round are
as follows
~ A. Lewis VS. ]. r. Woodul; ~ A.
Ferguson rs. Capt E D. Toland; f.
z. Christie vs.. r.. b. Blackshear- C. A.
Nebel1er VS. Emery Miller
III o. willard. F. d. Barger, r ~
Bailey and Lieut.. p. T. Chew ore"
byes- 800. $500.
In the doubles there are eight teams
and the drawing resulted as toiloWa.
Ferguson and Toiand vs. cooley and
Neff- Ne5eker and Hines vs. Lewis
and chew. willard and woodward vs..
Christie and Bailey; Barger ana
Woodul vs. Munro and Blackshear.
Play viii begin at Z-30 and the COM
mittee iu charge requests that an
entrants be on hand at that time.
h s Potter viii act as official
referee and Il s. Beach IS chairman
Of the entertainment committee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27

THERE has just come back into
/ baseball as a more active partici-
pant on the managerial end a man
who holds the major league record
among the outdelders for assists. This
man is Tommy Mccarthy who IS 10
handle the managerial reins Of the
Newark club Of the new International
league. Tommy has been college
coach and major league scout in the
last ten years or so.
The season Tommy, who started
playing professionally with the
Boston Union association club In
IGSg, made a record for assists
from the meadows that never has
heeu euua1led-amd probably
never viii be-WaE 1898. He then
was one of H0ston's Heavenly
Twins. Hugh Duffy being the
other He WAS one Of the earliest
Of the EuburhunifeE TO grasp the
possibilities Of trapping the ball
and this play WAS one Of the Tea
fures of the Bean Eaters defense
Just aE the squeeze play when
the Yankees were managed by
BIZ Donovan. WIS one Of the fea-
lures Of their attnolz-
Mccarthy. IN 1893. came through
with So assists. but he couldn nave
accumulated this large number sim
ply because Of the power Of his
throwing arm tt was the trapping
Of the ban and the consequent con-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27

April %. On the Country CUB grounus-
The whole affair is being arranged
under the efficient management or
Lieut.. Frank Langdon, and an assert
ment OF unusually generous prizes
has been announced, which includes q
$50 wrist watch, a gold mounted lll-
lette safety razor set and over 34vJ
IN cash
The comprehensive nature Of the
competition is guaranteed from the
fact that the commanding officer,
cant. C. p. Nader. has issued a request
that every company be represented IN
every event on that basis, consider
ing the team as well as Individual en-
tries. the PARTICIPANTS are likely 20
number between 100 and 200 men
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
UNIT 800 HOLDS
BIC FIELD MEET
Competition for Field
Honors and Large Num-
Der of Prizes.

An IS field event card, with con-
testants from all sections Of the unit
in every one. viii make up the unique
program OF the first field day try out
Of the athletes Of the quartermaster
repair shop COS Saturday afternoon,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
LOCAL FEATHER
OFFERS To help
Tommy Nelson Anxious to
Assist in Boxing Card
for NAVY Tye90ue.

Il am informed that there is TO be
a boxing card at Washington park
on May 4 for the benefit OF the Navy
league said Tommy Nelson. local
featherweight. Friday. please say
for me that 7 am willing and anxious
to donate my services on that coca
sion. il needed I am wiling to meet
any featherweight Of 81 Paso, OF the
United states army. or on the border.
on that occasion, it being understood
that the proceeds so to the Navy
league"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
THROUGH
SPORTVILLE
70 By WILLIAM f. KIRK.
April Anticipation.

THE Giants ought TO win this year There's they need to fear
They have the speed they have the esse other teams they're bound to
Oh the looks the Giants ought this
The Pirates have g telots blood and that
They sgg who'll make the pitchers hair
They've oaer, dubth Pirates winning club.
The Phiies show this that win
outeld
who knows Just how off blows Their friends and
baseball declare that VIII finish first
The Cubs look very that they should simply breeze alOng
dadWood
Cubs fan they than they
The Boston Braves look good and ought lot Of wood when
they settle their stride and brush the other teams aside Their
a
the Boston Braves-thats ALL
and when
gets swing those Cards might do anything
whoever wins this year
that You it
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27

Gavin in the game she played in win
Ming the WOmen's metropolitan title
from Mrs Thomas HucknalL OF For
est Hills. at the Piping Rock course,
earlier in the season The victory by
I'D and 4 10 play over golfer or
such sterling qualities as Mrs auck-
nall possesses should have been SUI
ficient to give Travers and his bro
Their champions warning OF the CALI
Der Of Mrs. Gavin's game
ExceTed at Putting.
In this final match the English
woman champion gave as fine an ex-
hibition Of putting as was ever WI
messed on any links There was little
10 choose between Mrs. Gavin and her
opponent so far as driving was con-
cerued. The remarkable way tnal
Mrs. Gavin mastered her massle snols
to the green accounted for her win
ming most of the holes
Il must have been very discourag-
ing to Mrs. HucEnal 20 see ner op-
ponent run down those long puts on
holes when She figured that she had
q good chance TO halTe- If not 10 WIN
In the eastern championship
series of 1916 she vanquished all
rivals. and because Of the discOn-
finuatiOn Of championship play
Inst season still retains the title.
At the Essex county links Nan
chester, Mass. she made the low
est total Of 2GG, just two less than
Marie Hollins. her nearest rival
At Belmont Springs links, IN COM
uetftfon for the national title. Mrs
Gavin played a brilliant game. sage
defeated Miss Bishop, the metrOpoli-
tan champion, 9 and g, and Mrs.
stockton. one OF the real great players
of the east. and .. but lost IN the
semf-ffnal round 70 Mrs. @. c. Auchin-
Gloss. Of Piping Rock, by and /
Since then she has shown her pest
form and capped the climax to her
American career when she qeIeateQ
Jerome .Travers last season in their
handicap match.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27

A.. r-t.r---- r u -
G.. rC---- ..-.....100 600 00l-e
Chicago 5000 ------.t1 W g-se---.rr
A-1e- and SNYDER: Chicago. Alexander ane
n. 49, 7.--,, p II. Z
New YORK ...t.-..--49o o9t 1911 =
75-'.o1-I--- 1000 005 o20- II
r7-+re-Ia-. Ner YORK. Demaree. Causey
and Rariden: Brooklyn. Mitchell Grimes
Russell and Wheat
AT Pittsburg- 1900. T. "a "a =
5i---r---- 100 40 111-I II
Batteries. Cincinnati, Eller. Conley ana
Allen Pittsburr. Hamilton and Schnla--
$3.50, r r. 2
r7tiI-5ei-bia -....... 900 091 003-3 Q
r9z-o1 .-.- --.....080 0oo 600 Z
Batteries- Philadelphia Mains and
Adams: Boston. Hearn and Henry
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27

THE golfing community is today
alive with interest over the sched-
MED matches in which Mrs. VIM. A.
Gavin. the former English champion
and nrssenr Metropolitan title holder,
viii play the most expert among the
professional and amateur golfers in
aid OF the Red Cross fund
Can Low Do Itf
ceo-re Low. the Baltusrol profess
sional. IS slated as the first OF MIS-
Gavin's opponents This maIcn WI
- uIaved over the Baltusrol course
SUNDAY. Nav S. Low has agreed TO
Eire his English woman rival z nan
dfcan Of nine strikes for the 1S-hole
me question Of whether or not Low
and ffs brother. professional and am
ateur stars can cOncede such a liberal
handicap TO Mrs. Gavin ana NOT meet
defeat IS causing a wonderful amount
Of interest among followers OF lne Ia
nous Scotch sport
jerome ID. Trnverss one OF the
greatest golf champions ever de
veIoned on American links, that
sHe be allowed handicap Of nine
strokes for an 1s-hOle mutehs rev
golfers believed she would win
even under these conditions Il
WAS thought that her proposal
was q most crenlrnnie WY OF ~
slrrfua In raising funds for the
Red Cross None dreamed that
This English woman would startle
the rolfIuE world by defeating
IraTerE.
Played steady Game.
ar-z Gavin PLAYED q remarkably
steady game AT Englewood her game
was not quite so good as she had fig-
u-eH II would be- However. on the
very difficult Myl1agyl course she
held Trave~s even on many holes.
The goIfiug world had 1orerun-
ne- 81 This remarkable ability Of Mrs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
.,rrRrcAN IEAGrE.

At New YORK 80, H. Pa p =
~ y --- - .00I 10 100
Eatteries. Washington, Johnson e---
afTT1,Ith. New York. Logridge. Norman
len and Hannah
AT Philadelphia 80. al. -. n n
Boston ----- -------yl1 80 -
Philadelphia Geo -ooo -u4 w -
batteries. Boston. Leonard ana AsIe"'
Philade.p ll-, - r Il Z
Chicago -.---- ------l41 ~ ~
ST. Louis ---------1-- wv 80
F7-trerIes- Chicago. Nlliarle
sobeIi-. 81. Louis. Laudermillz, Leitie-a
and Nun1maEer.
Games Postponed
Cleveland at Detroit; rain ana coi--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27

Keep an eve on that Wing-tooted
student Urueta who went to Dallas
and runtrau the boys in their own
back yard He did the stunt with
practically no training. after he has
been al the sport for a few months
LONGER The lad who keeps Up with him
VIII have TO have seEen-league boots.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27

New York. April 27.-The wrestling
match between Ed Stranger Lewis
and Joe Stecher. held at Madison
Square garden last night. was de-
clared a draw after two hours in
which neither received @ fan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
pacrrIc COAST LEAGUE

At Los Angelo y =
Oakland NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =
Vernon ----------- zee co. 800 -
Batteries. Oakland. Martin ana Al--7'
80 49, p n z
Sacramento ---.------- 80
salt Lake --------.--- ----- ? -
r}4rrarier- Sacramento. Bromley aI-l.
Ffghe-- saIt Lake. GcCabe, ranner an-
SONS -, r----,i-s,- RHE
Los Angeles ------------'---. .
san Francisco --|-s---s- --- 81
Ba-teries- Los Angeles. Elttery 4ne
BoIes: san Francisco. smith. Baum ana
Brooks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27

ONION WALL. manager OF the az
y gregation Of musicians who made
a big hit today at the track and field
meet held by mechanical repair unit
No. 305. at the Country club. is one
OF the most ardent workers for his
unit 1--WE must have band to en-
courage our athletes and for other AZ
fairs Of unit No. 305,' said Wall q
short time ago Volunteer musicians
responded at once. the result being
the unit band that made its first puD-
lie appearance today with great sue
cess.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27

Totals .30 . 8 q Il 5
Troop =, 5th Cav -..-0l0 099 100
Fl. s. Tigers ..-.....-.00O $50 0Ox-3
Two base hit-McCormick. Struck
out-Ponsford. IL; Z. Casey. 10. Left
on bases-TiEe 3; Seventh Cav, g.
First base on balls-PonsfOrd. -
Casey, J. First base on errors
Tigers. .; Seventh Cav, 3. Hit by
pitched balls-POnsfJrd DILLON. Cas-
cyl; Casey CMcCormick, j. Long)-
Double play. Long TO Mccormick.
Passed balls-Gunlocz. O. Time Of
game-2-01. Epmires-Eckerman and
Windberg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27

Mrs. Hfda II. Richards directs the
work Of the women's division OF rne
federal department OF labor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
MRS. Gavin To MEET EXPERTS
FOR BENEFIT Of RED CROSS

Defeat Of Travers Calls Attention of Golf World to the
Former English Champion; Low May Meet Defeat
at Hands of Mrs. Gavin With Handicap OF Nine
Strokes Given; Retains Eastern Title.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
A PItehers' Battle.

Lefty" POnsford's work IN me DoE
was for the classy sort, he tanning
II batters during the game Casey, for
the cavalry boys, also put up q steady
game that kept the Tigers from re-
peating the suggests they have pulled
off at former games this season The
headv and effective work OF the
twirlers made the game one Of intense
interest to the finish.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
snrTHERN AssOCIATIoN.

Atlanta @. Mobile @
BirnInEham o; New Orleans 2
TfttIs Roclz = Chattanooga a
1rsmDlls O. Nashville s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
A,IERIrAN LrAGrE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Where They Play sunday.
Chicago az St L1uis-
Cleveland az Detroit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
Standings


Where They Play sunday.
Shreveport at san Antonio
Dallas at Houston
Fort worth 1r waco
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
BASEBALL


Al Houston T. a.
Houston 100000
Fort worth OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .
Tlatteries. Houston. Glenn and Ncyesi
o.. - E-to-io- r il. z.
san Antonio OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Dallas .------.--.-- ------- o
batteries: San Antonio. Barloot anu
Gibson. Dallas. Latrzon ana Do"le-
At Waco
Waco OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
-nra-a-1orr 10000. -|-----
rs4tterfee. waco. Davis, Sims ana ----ll-
chester; Shreveport, Young BaFeaAs ---
Snyder
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
Positive Cures for Reasonable Fees for the Following Discs
$1OO REWARD

We offer a Reward OF One Hundred
Dollars lsIOOOOl for any uneomplicated
case of PILES we fail to cure without
the KNIFE, LIGATURE. CAUTERY or
CARBOLIC ACID INJECTIONS. We
are the only Specialists in this section
who can administer the PAINLESS IN
FILTRATION CURE FOR PILES. Hun
dreds of cases cured are sending US their
friends afflicted as they were. We win
gladly furnish any sufferer with the
names of as many as he cares to see
or write to. Why hesitate or suffer
longer2 Why submit to an operation
with its attendant dangers, hospital fees
and detention from your works We take
all the risk and guarantee results.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27

Pittsburg at Chicago-
s. Lou-s e CLle-lll--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27

THEY ALL LOOK ALIKE TO SAM
Uncle sam is making another raid
on Mike Kelley's st. Paul team The
latest TO 20 Is pitcher Dick Niehaus,
who got his orders last week 70 re-
Dorr at once.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27

,t@JIHc 70 = HhkR0
ooU I'd EG- IEdP NHEN
Ne nNAl1G 4 SceATH ~ .
* .SNoonGR PooL CANE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
KIDNEY, BLADDER
and Urinary Diseases
Scientific Treatment

If YOU have symptoms of disease Of
the kidneys, Bladder OF Prostate, such
as pain in the back difficult OF frequent
urination, smarting, burning OF sUrain-
ing, dull, aching OF throbbing sensation
of the bladder; headaches, dizziness,
sleeplessness, tired feeling. cold hands
and feet, puffiness of the, eyes and face,
swollen ankles, difficult breathing, pal
pitation of the heart, you should con-
suit US without delay.
Our years Of study and extensive prae-
tice in the treatment Of all forms Of
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Troubles
have familiarized us to the extent that
we have attained superior skill, which
insures successful treatment in all
eases not absolutely incurable.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
TIGERS WIN BY
NARROW MARGIN
Game Between Students
and 9TH Cavalry Team
Best of Season.

Fridays baseball game at the high
school stadium demonstrated that
both the Tigers and the Seventh
cavalry can put up the speediest kind
Of bah. although the tigers won by
a score Of 90.
The Tigers picked the fifth inning
as the opportune time to cinch the
game and sent three men across the
plate. 1IcGraGy, who scored first. gave
an exhibition Of base running Of
which any professional might
be proud Stick work By
Pomeroy, Mccormick and Alderete
netted two more tallies. The cavalry
bows. who had secured one in the sec
ond inning. succeeded in squeezing
out one more lone tally IN the eighth,
leaving the Tigers winners.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
NArInNAL LEAGUE

Games Postponed
s1aud at Detroit: rain ana -o---
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
HydrOceIe, YaricOcele, Rupture
Treated by Our Painless and
BIOOdIess Method. No
Detention From Business

Disregard Of Rupture has cost many
lives. The smallest are the most dan
rerous TO life, because Of increased IL
lbilitv to strangulation.
VARICOCELE is a knotty twisted
wormlike condition Of the ve-ns, with
symptoms such as aching and pain, neE-
vousness, debility, lack or energy and
ambition.
HYDROCELE is a distressing eondi-
ton. recurring expert attention Draw
ng off the fluid is only temporary and
the use Of painful drugs is vicious. II you
are a sufferer from Hydrocele, you VIII
do well TO investigate OUR METHOD
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0rDBen gAaoem
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5Iieger in genebis an, ME
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unb eine Srau pertpurbet.
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6antiItom.

TIMER geept in Samilipn III Sers
tsbmarb grnd. A49 Glib siinfte Cir.
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aolibris.

tlnter allen beIebten msien iit Der
aoItbri bas i9Snite Der Gjsitalt, oas
prGdtigfie Der Sdrbuns nod. .gbeIs
iieine unb WstoIle, benen uHIere Sunni
ben Slang siebt, iinb nit bieitnaIeins
pben Der gtdtur liid,t 81 pergiei4en.
Sbr Msifttritiid 1T oieier fleine 9os
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fdiittet, ipeIde ben onbern9osen nur
persinselt beidieben iporbeH fub.
2ei6tisieii, S6nele, Gepatbibeit.
gnmutb unb rsider Sdmud, a[les III
6ieIem i5rem fleinen aisbItns sutbetl
s.iporben. Der Smaraso, Der aubtn,
Der Sopas id,imm.rn nuf fsIuem ges
panSe, ipelfes Ct nie nit bem Gtnub
Der groe bef9mubt; benn fein gonses
dtberiItes aeben binburh beriibrf er
tdum auf 4usenblide ben goben. Or
lit iiets in ber Cuff, ppn Blume su
glnme gaufelnb, beren Grif8e unb
beren @lnn3 ibm eisen iinb, uHo bertn
Nettdr CT trinit.
Der qplibri beipubni ntir bic Gins
melsifride, no fi6 8lumen inmtroar
erneuern, benu oiejeniesu arten ieiner
s}amilie, fpelGe bes SoHmers in bic
eemdb9.en GiirieI fomnen, bIsiben
bofelba nur turse 3eit. Sic iHetnsl
Der gcnnt ;u fclseH, NIT ibr pors uub
riitnGrts gu stben, uub airf 8epbprs
fliieelu I'M gefolst zines sipigen Griibs
lines gu ipnnbeln
60 f6ilbert Button In feiner mn>
lerfdNI meiie; aber aud, ale nod
ibm folsenben Roturfori4er, unb foe
gar bic trnfteItsn unier ibnen, ifimnten
in bic g.ipurberiirs oieferprahtD6sel
mil EN-. .Wen sGbe es spobI,a frnst
aububon, .ipeI4er ridi beiuunbernb
ftilfitshen folIte, ,tpenn er eins Der Iiebs
lideN Heintn Gefa6pfe erblidi. ipenn
es fdtpirrmb burd ole Cuff f5ieBt,
iih in ibr tpie burd 3duber feiibGlt,
pperN oon Blnme 81 Blume gleiiet,
qldn5enb, als pdrs .es felbtf nur EN-
Slid Regnrbosen, Iiebli@, pie bas
2i6t felberg' = Der Solibrf- fast
Dotertcu. .iff Der refine .pnrnbiespcs
oel. Wm ftbe ibn brrb bic Cuff fdbies
Fen mit Der S4HelIisfeii bes @ebar,
tens. Jesi IN er cine Mrm.sl6nee bonn
@eiidlt. nm gtu In CT rerYhpunben,
nHb einen glugsubiid fpdtsr eautelt
er irieber um 9luuen nnb Bitten.
Sebt sleidt r BEN Rubin, iebt einem
sopns, bnlb bnrouf einem Gsmernrb
irub bnIb tpieber funfelnbem Sob.
- -@s sie5t tetns id,0ner gefdrb.e,