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Arizona republican., 1919-05-02
TELL EVENTS THAT
 FOLLOWED DESERT
 TRAGEDY AT TRIAL

Queries as to whether or not Frank i Hector knew he was going to die after being shot by J. D. Newman, in alleged i self defense. were put to Dr. s. B. Mills who took the stand for the state in the murder trial which made little progress in Judge Stanford court yesterday. The opinion of the physician was that the man who was shot on the desert highway last January knew he was dy- ing as he drove toward Glendale in the automobile of the man who fired at l him. 1 The trend of the testimony was to reveal whether the statement said to have been made by Hector would be admissible as evidence as dying dec laration and it is understood that the state means to continue this course of examination with a number of other 1 witnesses
 On Wednesday the county prosecutor ] had put the direct question to Constable Rudd, What did Newman say Hoctor said before he died?" and objection was offered by the defense. The court took the matter under advisement until yesterday and when he announced he was ready to rule the question was withdrawn by the state.
 The case proceeded at a snails pace yesterday. The jury which will no doubt be on duty more than a week longer, is already showing signs of weariness and more than once the court charged witnesses to answer and get or the stand,' and if they 'couldn' | answer, to say SO"
 Deputy Sheriff Jim Troutman was l the first witness to take the stand con tinuing the testimony offered on the preceding day relative to his visit to the scene of the tragedy. On direct examination the deputy stated that he reached the scene of the killing about o'clock although it was pointed out by counsel for the defense that at the pre- 1 liminary examination Troutman had said he arrived there at 3 o'clock Con dition of the roads, Troutman stated were bad at the time but he said that he made the trip from Glendale to the spot near Hot Springs where the shoot ing occurred, a distance of 29 miles in an hour. f
 "Over the chuck holes and rough roads?" inquired George Stoneman for the defense.
 Yes replied the witness
 Troutman said he could not say within an hour how long he remained at the scene measuring distances, ex- amining tracks in the road. which in- cluded those of O. womans high heeled shoes, and looking for the gun Newman claimed Hector had. and which he failed to find.
 How many people had travelled by the scene before your arrival?" asked Stoneman
 "One to my knowledge. I don't know of any more"
 Deputy Sheriff Blancc, who accom- panied Troutman on the trip of investi- gation. distinctly remembered passing two wagons of cord wood. He was asked by George Purdy Builard if he searched the men for the gun. Blancc said that he searched the men and that he loooked through the cracks but did not dispiace the wood
 'There might have been dozen guns sAnda< tlAA s.asa-~< far SS--xA~-. -.k~~.--
Arizona republican., 1919-05-02
GIRLS WAITING FUR TRIAL RESTLESS, SO
 LOCKED UP IN JA|L

Weary of her confinement in the Crittendon home. Beatrice Hoover, sef-cOnfessed forger was preparing to leave the institution when her plans became known to the authorities, who changed her place of residence to the Maricopa county jail.
 The young girl who is to appear be- fore the juvenile court, would not ad- nit that she was making arrangements to run away, but stated that she had planned merely to go down town, when questioned by Probation Officer Me Fall. After complaints had been reg istered against her, McFall ordered her removal to jail where she was placed
 in the woman's cell.
 The Hoover girl is said to have
 passed a number of checks on leading
 business houses in the city, signing each one by a different name. She
 laughed when arrested and when she appeared before Justice Wheeler for
 arraignment- she recalled to the off, ficers the fact that she was a subject of the juvenile court, having at one time figured in a sensational joy ride that went beyond the confines of the county.
 Shortly after the Hoover girl had ] been removed to jail from the Critten- don home, Nina Wagner charged with i grand larceny, was transferred from
 the Detention home to a county jail ! cell. Those in charge of the home considered it no place for Mrs. Wag- ner, whose actions did not warrant her remaining there, it is said
 ! Mrs. Wagner, who. came here from l Oklahoma with W. B. Thornton, who ] has already pleaded guilty to the vio- 1 lation Of the Mann act, is alleged tc have stolen Liberty bonds in the sun
 of s170o and 5000 in cash, which Thornton claims as his property. The l preliminary hearing of the young | woman which was continued from last | week until yesterday, was again sci ! over by Justice De Souza- who post poned the matter until Wednesday.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-02

This<is Trophy Train night, Depot 6 to 10 P. M.-Adv. 1t
Arizona republican., 1919-05-02
ANSWERS MOT|ON|N B|G MINE TAX CASE

Attorney General Jones, by Alex. Baker, filed yesterday in the supreme court answers to the motion to strike out reporters transcript and parts of the record in the famous tax cases of the International Shelter and the h. spiration Consolidated Copper com pany.
 The motions were recently filed by Attorney Edward s. Rice for the cop per companies, alleging as a reason for throwing out the records that they had been certified by the trial judge on the same day they were filed and that counsel for the companies had not had notice of the filing nor oppor- tunity to inspect the records and make corrections, as provided by law.
 In his answer the attorney general alleges that the case of the companies are not prejudiced by these omissions.
 This<fs Trophy Train night, Depot 6 to 10 P. M.-Adv. 1t
Arizona republican., 1919-05-02

BROKEN LINES Of Yalencinne insertions onos of pretty patterns
 choose specially priced quick
Arizona republican., 1919-05-02
Lace Section

THREE ASSIGNMENTS a white qualities; specially e5s, $t!5 s1.s5.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-02

law that applies so far as the postmas- Ger general is concerned"
 Members Of the commission and At toIney General Candy seem to have no doubt bat that the collection of the proposed rates can be temporarily enjoined. The supreme court of the United States will hear argument in the telephone case brought by the state of Kansas. May 5th and 1t has been announced that the court will probably hand down a decosion within two or three weeks thereafter with all of these matters pending, it seems useless for this snap judgment to be taken under these conditions.
 Representative McVay of the tele- phone company assured the commis- sion that neither he nor his company had any option in the premises, that they were merely following out in structions from the postmaster general at Washington.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-02

to Fourth street from : o'clock Mon day night until after the parade is over, and also declared that no cars would be allowed to park along the line of march on Washington street. It is the intention of the police department to have Washington street clear of ve- hicles for the parade.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-02

alleged to have made threats againsi the other.
 Judge Perkins it is understood has been subpoenaed by the defense.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-02
BRIEF ALL RIGHT

(From the Los Angeles Times
 One of the Hellman boys was talk ing about the saving effect the war had had on bank depositors, as shown by the wonderfully increased ac- counts. Then he laughed.
 Its really contagious. this company but I think the limit was reached in a telegram a friend of mine received the other day from his son in college.
 Seems he had told the boy that if he ever wanted help to wire, but to be as brief as possible. The lad wanted hell all right. and the wire read like this
 Dad-S.O.S :. EDO RS.V.P. Son 70.
 It makes no difference what you' wants may be you can have them SUD piled by using and reading The RepEh, lican Classified Pages.
 This is Trophy Train night, Depot $ to 10 r. M.-Adv. Il
Arizona republican., 1919-05-02

out of the wagon in his search.
 Tells of Scene of Killing
 Blanco testified that he saw Newman in Glendale and that he told him the story already repeated in court by other state witnesses relative to the meeting on the highawy. Newman, he said stated that as the men passed Hoctor fired with his left hand and that he shot in self defense. Blanco told of the distance Hoctors truck stood from the main road. S5 steps behind the blood stained spot where Hector is al legged to have fallen. approximately 160 steps from where the cars passed on the highway. These were the identical figures given by Troutman, although the two men gave their own measure ments.
 Dr. Mills, who assisted Dr. A. B. Nichols, the county health officer. per- form the autopsy over Hoctor. was the next witness. pr. Mills said that he found three distinct wounds with six external openings and an additional opening made to extract a portion of the bullet underneath the skin.
 In his opinion three bullets entered the body. One of the bullets had its point of entrance in the back of the left shoulder, the second had it's en-
Arizona republican., 1919-05-02
Tells of Scene of Killing

said Bullard as the witness admitted that he did not take any of the wood out of the wagon in his search.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
han a ser robadas las bodesas del
Gobierno Federal

~
De una Cs 'aS ""'IS"S - $50
neCGh a "oC'S!"o "e 'oS J
MACS tSo&oleC'o" en- eSI ta-Ga
=, -H'e"'' S"E:I ~"',7' ~ -
"'" s'8" '%".'I@" " U.s.
''e"S' Co'''o '''''L"'"' Co-@''" J|'
Tor Vaior &c cerca "e clnCo NIL pc
SOS y Narlos !nStrUmeHtoS De 'H'-
gla. a.gunaS ootel!a5 de 2Icohoi '
II de w7ls<ey, :"EG 'a!or SeE* d
proNlmaosmehte 0e otS NH pes"S'
:! roeo Ioa 4 ser ~cl"'ei,Ho P"' u'
inu.'IGuo 1rH eStaH@ emp!eaco en- d
boGe%a reier'Ga' per" puuo ser e,'-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
Iocendio

A Ia una ' media de Ia manana de
aver dieron aviso a Ia Estaci6l,
Central de Policia de haberSe jnicia-
DO IN incendio en Ia esquina de las
GALES de San Pedro Y Locust, acct
dente cue comerzo por 81 techo DE-
una casa del Dsposito de carroS ael
sorvicjo urhano. La causa del Incen-
do fue seg1n pudo avericuarse, Ia
formation de III corto circuIto en-
los conductores de IA fuerza cleo
t-ica. Los da1os que sufHo Ia pro
pieGad Sc calc1lan en- IL csatidad
De seseRta pesos. la a~sistancia de
los Bomheros fua muy joportuna,
por 10 que el fuego PU1o ser cXtin-
guido SIN que causase mas perjuicioS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
BAUTIZ0

En- IA Cathedral &c Sar Fernando
rec:b'6 antier las aguas hautlzmateS
e. nino Ignacjo Mario. hijo De nues-
tro compa6ero dc reduction ei ST. Ig-
nacio H. Valdes y de 81 eSposa Ia
Sra. Rosa Lozano de Naldes.
Fucron padrinos del nuevo crlstla-
70. su abaela paterna, dona Maria
Ana c Nia. de V&lde5 Y el Sr. Ro-
SendC NGldeS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
IN americana que Sc suieida

En- ma casa de hueSpedes que Is
t. situada en- Ia Gale Dolorosa,
frente a Ia Piazza Main Sc preSento
IA tarGe De aver IN Indiv7duo ameH-
cano Ilamado L l.. Ezzeie, solicitan-
do que Sc le pro22rciouase ~ GUAR
to Que ~recesItaba ocupar desdc luc-
20. Sc accedlo a su Geseo = sc te
sehal6 uno, c~ncerrandose or 6l, Pc
co despues de este Sc oyo dantro de
aqueLla misma habitaci@n IN diSpa-
70 de piStola-
Ocurr,9ron los dem&r inquiiinos
y So encontraron al int.vduo Huc
acabaha de tomar al arrendamlento
Ia habitacion. tirado en- ei suelo Y
mostrando en- su cabeZa un aguJero
For dcnde manaba sangre en- album
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
M~cntaron en- un tren sin boleto

Los emnleadoS de la CcmpaHia del
Ferrocarril Galveston Harrisburg Y
San Antonio. s~orprenlieron en- uno
&c los trene> que corren por dicha
linea 4 dos muchachos amerlcanos de
d'eciseis y jiccisictc amos, CNe %
bian eubido al convey sin .el boIclo
cue acreditara que tenian cubierto
el Importe dc 81 pasaje- Cons
quiera que este hecho, 81 de montar
sin boieto 4 los tren2s esta penado
ror las leycs en- este pals, los en-
p;eados rcferidos hicIeron entrcga
dc estos UuchachoS q Ia rolicia, la
que a Su vez los present6 en- la ES-
tacion Central, donde Iuedaron de-
tenidos Il disposition del Juez res
peCtlvO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
soo;o2es pasono1a
SALIO DE VlAJE

e doctor Salom5 Cara Aldape
salio el microbes para Austin con
el obieto de atender Al senior Manuel
A~gueso. Guien erfermo repent1na-
merte mientras Sc diriCia a N1eva
York, accompanied de 81 taRl!'&. II
doctor Cara AlIa2e continu6 Ell
viaie hasta aguel puerto pnestando
sus servicios profesioaies al referI-
do senior ArgueSo, que siguc mejoran
DO. segun iaForman los G~espachos
recjbidoS aver.
FL doctor regresara rro5anlemen-
re dentro Dc una Semara
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
Por maitratar una mula

Agustina Vargas que vivs en- n
Gale De S. Presa 2N92. acuso a IN
indivi6lo mcxicano ante Ia policia
por el hccho Dc cue este ma:traba
con verdadera crueldad 4 una mula,
en- IA esGuina de las Gales de Conner
clio V Fro. Fl empleado cue verified
Ia apprehension del jadividuo de que
Sc trata, remitio q este a Ia Ofic!na
Central, doEde quedo detcnldo para
cue hoy Sc lie Juzgue-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
Por prrturbar Ia psz

Un mexicano Y IN americana que
Sc insultaban ron palabra; en-
un Icngllaie immoral fueron d'<un-
ciados a Ia pollcia por una fanlilia
cue wve en- Gale centrica. Los es-
candalosos quedaror arrestados en-
eSpera del castigo que les impondra
Ia autoridad. Uno de ellos otorgo
mas tarde fiaHza por $500 que
oando en- hkertad pcr csc medic has
Ia Que sea llamado ante el JueZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
PERMISOS PARA FINCAR

Alamo Home B;Glicr:. para Il
truir dos "1artas para h~ahita"ian on
IA casa $3.50 lie Ia CAFE de Mcckie-
john.
r. i NC. Gown. para construir
una Cale-a additional hace- alguraS
n DaraciChes en- IA casa numero 1908
&c Ia Gale de ". Main
Ed. G Boden para constr1lr m
cuarto ADDITIONAL en- "a casa numero
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
DEFUNCIONES

Sebastiana a. 4. Moreno. de vein
tiun amos. mur.@ X rrbcrcu!psls 7u!-
monar, en- la Gale de Green sin MT
nero.
Emma MARTINEZ. DE siete meses mu-
li6 de Ente-itis en- la callejue!a Jua-
reZ Ill.
In nino del matrimonio Flores,
nacimiento premature. en- Ia Gale 5.
Flores casa sin nj ncrD.
lose Antonio Hidalgo, de un mes,
muri6 dc una enfcrracdad descono-
cida, en- la Gale Joseph 2i4.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
Rina entire mujeres

Dos mujeveS a!nerlcaras que traba
:'aban en- IN Restaurant de la Gale
de Sar Conch0. rireron en- el int
rior del establec:micnJo, Proplnar-
dose mutuamente algunos golpes.
Acudi6 la policia poniendo i'm a
la contienda Y enviando a las mule
res a la Estacior Central, donde Sc
les abri6 partlda Y Sc les ~encarcelo
a disposition de la AEtoridad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
NiolaciGu de Reglamentos

Tn soldado Y una necra fueron
sorprendidos en- violaci6a Ce los ar
ticulcs 3 = / de los R~e@IamentoS
de Policia, kecho por el cual qIeda-
ron a~rrestados. la mujer en- Ia Car
eel del Quartet dc Poiicia civil = q
soldado en- cl de poIicia mjItar, am
hos a disposition de Las autoridades
que correspondent
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
Por violacioncs del trafico

Durante cl dia de aver fueron
arrestados por e. eScuadCon de po-
iicia que sc ocupa de la ~vigilancla
en- Ell cumplimlento de los reglamen-
tos que Sc refiercn al traflco dentro
ne las GALES dc Ia cIudad, sletc ;ndi-
liduos. Hoy ST presentaran 4 res
ponder ante Ell JIez Y 4 7asar la
muita cue por estas violaciOnes Sc
les esta imponicndo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
10 acusa de roho

In senior Alfredo Reina present6
acusacion ante Ia autordad en con-
ira de otro individuo. por el hecho
Dc haher este GispUesto de objetos
que nerteneclan a aQael, sin que me-
iiara FL preyic consentimienJo. La
Policia abrio rartIda al acusado ' 10
Euso = disposition del JUez respec-
two para que haga Ia averiguacion
. Que ha lugar y obno en- conSecIen-
ca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
~GRANDIOSOS JUEGOS


En- el Lago West End el Domingo
8 de Agosto. Carrera de na:acion d
, millas. per senoraS. Buceos de fan
tasia por senoras. .Toda clase de
jurgos acuaticos. Admission GRATIS.
Todos quedan invitados. (Adv.)
LAGO WEST END
Delicioso Y fresco. Sc rentan 5otes
de remos Y de vapor. Tome tran|ia
West End. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
SANTORAL

SaAaGo Agcsto 2.-NueSt-S Sc
nora de los Angeles, San Alfonso
Maria &c Ligorio OhiSpo. Ccnfesor,
Doctor &c Ia Iglesia ' fundador de
Ia Congregation del Santisimo Re
dento~ San.cs f tebaT Papa Rutilio.
Martires Y Ia Deeta Jua7a de Aza.
na6re Sc Sarto DoM.rg2.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
DE MONCbOVk. COAH.

P~rocedencc de Ia ciudad De AoncIo-
va, en- viaia de ncgocios. Sc e~nCueatra
81 esra ciudad ell Sr. D. Luis r. 10
30. qu:en = fines de Ia semana regre-
81 lugar de 81 Residential
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
CORTES 7 POLICIA

dancia. Fl duano c encargado del
Hotel do aviso a la p2iicIa por te-
.sfono ocurriend5 IN seguida algu-
Is e~mpieados de Ia EstacIjn Central,
con el Juez de Paz = la Ambulancia
Lara levantar eli cuerpo de aquel
hombre. s;ando enviado 81 hospital
&c IA c;udad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02

For vasauca

Cinco individuos de @sos cue Sc
paSan la vida sin TRAFALGAR. fuecuen-
tahdo las rasas DC jCcgo. fueron
arrestados aver por los em2iezdos
enca-gados de nerseguiE I los vagoS-
H~oy1seran preesntados ante el Juez
&c Policia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
Registro Civil
NACINIENTOS

Tn nino de Alberto Garcia ? de
Ia sonora GabIna P. de Garcia. en-
Ia Gale de FL Psso 9l2.
In niho de Francisco Luzuraga y
de ia sehla AnsStasia F. de Luzu-
riaca. CT Ia Gale de Mission sos.
In ni1o de Tomas Jimea2Z ' Ge
ia seTcra MicaSa G.. de JlmGneZ, en-
Ia cal,e De Ni!irta 220.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
MATRIMOMI0S

Petronilo Torres con Juana Ca
rreTa.
Carlos ESpinosa o Luz Eores
Cardenas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
CROCKETT & DOLLAR
AUTO LIVERY.
Telefonos: Crockett $50, 99T.
999 y 1902.

Ell UNICO SITIO MEEICANO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA CIUDAD.
Carros q proposito ' a precios ra-
zoaables. eSpecisIeS para Bautizos.
M~atrimonios Y Funerales. Wales cor
tos 80 cts Hora $500. PrecioS eS-
.peciales para fuera de Is ciudad.
Serviclo rapido dia V noche.
Leon A.. MARTINEZ. Gerente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
I'm san ANTONIO.

Sn encuancra en- sSta ciudad, pro
-edente de Ia de Eagle Pass. Texas,
81 Ing. Andres Cara Galan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

Los rronsticos del tempo para
hoy. son: Dcspcjado, temperature
maxima 30 4 "a. Eientos ligeros del
noaaA IL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02

~. de |. Gale Il. r.. s. 18th.
Mrs. VIM. Maurer, Para conStTuiF
do; ruartns Ell a casa nHmero '44
de la yallc dc Madison.
Mrs II. Setter. para ~reconstruir
III garage en- id cape De y. ". "
pres 356.
Juan Woeffing para construr an
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02

Los conocidos art;stas 4. NJ. Il
prinie-on este disco. que sin dud;
los mexicanos. Las meiodias sol !
panamiento de guitarra les da IN 5
xicano. Todos conocen Ia heTmo:
titulaGa ADELITA. Ia cual Sc encr
de este disco.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-28

nnbe1brGnften @ebrau9 Der 6eut,
lden 5pra6e mie6er at geitatten,
,oann peroen tie baflr mobl idmer-
niegenoe @riinbe gebabt baben. Mus
5dapei5er3eitungen fat man Dor lan.
gerer Seit fbon erfabren, 6ub Die
S%ron3ofen in GliaB=2otbringe1 uQes
anbere ais beliebt ltno, eg a1b BERG
Ii6 i1ledt beritanben baben, 1ta be-
liebt at MAIDEN. Ser Drang nod
Selbltqnoigfeit lit in ben beioen 8ro-
bir5en jt6rfer als iemals, 11nb es 1T
cine Der groBen l1ngereimtbeiten Der
@nti9lieBungen observation-disclosures
fonferen5, 6aB man BEN GliaB-2otb-
rtngern beriagt, tpas man ben Folen,
Ei6e6en uno Qnoeren B0lfern ge<
mdbrt fat. Sranfrei6 fat a1f 5trab=
burg uno Mek meniger 4nipru6 als
ouf Detroit, 6as es ia au6 einmal
be1eiien u. bas es iogar g%egrunoet Il.
oufgebal1t bat. gs bat auf gliaB-
2otbringen niemals einen anoeret1
gebobt, als 6e11> Ben oie &C.
malt berleibt. Desbalb bdtte man es
fret uno unabbdngig tper6en laiien
io1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-28
unecretmtRcitett.

Die fran5oiti6e 8ertpaltung 81
oB=2otbringens but Dos Gerbot, mel
DIES fir 2otbringen BEN @ebra119 Der
beutiden Spra6e nod 5ebn nbr
aben6s nno in Sen StraBenbabnpa=
gen berbot, aufbeben miiiien. 8eil Die
iiberpiegenoe Webrbeit ser 8ebolfer=
ung ser fron50itiden @pra6e ni6t
md6tig lit un6 offenbar au9 feine
2uit bot, iie 5u lernen. Cont bdtte lie
3eit gerug gebabt> iib menigitens 6os
biBden frar50iiid o15ueignen, oas
fir ben 0ffentli9en Berfebr e%rfor6er=
lid lit. Mls Sranfrei6 nit feinen Mn=
ipriiden auf @liaB=2otbringen sber=
bortrat unb bara11f beitano, ooB. ser
8epolferung 6as &edt, feline 33ufunft
ielbit 5n beItimmer, beriagt mer6e,
tp1troe mioernil1ig 5ugegeben, oaB
bas @liaB ubertpiegen6 be1tf9 1et,
aber fir 2otbringen beanipru6t matt,
oab es ibertpiegen6 fran50jti9 geblte=
ben lit. Oas lit alfo ~offenbar Elm SIR
tlm ~getoeien. Sbi9on 6ie fran50itibe
Ner4paltung 3ebntalien6e bon Deut=
idet1 aus SEN beioen Brobin5er ber<
trteben l1n6 70 biel Sran5oien binein<
gebra6t bat, als ite eben fonnte, ,a11d
ote 511nriidgebliebene 6eltti6e 8ebo1=
ferung in ieoer @eiie 6rangialiert
fat, lit 6iele 8ep0lfer11ng ibrem
Deutidtum treu geblieber1. Mu6 ibrer
Sprade, mas fir Die i11e1ten &erren
Defenders idmer5li6 iein mnB. 8enn
lie ii6 troboem ge5tp1ngen ieben, Sen